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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 66, 19 March 1928, Page 6

"They're Not Any Better Off Than You Are, My Dear." "I should have thought they were very comfortably placed to be able to afford a beautiful home like they've got." 1 "Yes. One would think so, but I happen to know the 'inside history' of that lovely home. You see, Jane had always admired our furniture, but thought she could not afford to furnish so well, until one day. I explained that she could get exactly the same'fine furniture at Jensen's by paying a small deposit, and arranging for the paying of the balance in easily met monthly payments, just like we did." . "But isn't it a handicap, buying furniture that way?" "Not under Jensen's deferred payment system. Harry and I reckoned that if we waited until we'd saved the cash we'd never have a nice home. So we went to Jensen's, bought all the furniture we wanted, and now we are enjoying the use of it whilst we pay for "it in small payments that we never miss." "But why Jensen's?." "Because nowhere else in Wellington can you get such honestly constructed, beautifully designed furniture at such reasonable prices and terms." JENSEN'S The little shop of BIG Value. Actual Makers Of Fine Furniture. 65 MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON.

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