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Evening Star, Issue 20089, 1 February 1929, Page 3

We’re off to Evansdale To-morrow so the shop will be closed! m & iiES To-morrow being A, & T. Inglis’, Ltd., Annual Picnic, the shop will be closed all day. The old saying, “All work and no play makes Jack a dull -boy,” is very applicable to modern business, and never in the history of the world has the human element entered so much into business as of late. ■wp I -=s The Romance of Planning forthe Future Times change, needs change. Each day is a challenge to the best that is in us, so wc arc constantly looking ahead, planning for the future ways to make this drganisation a more helpful, friendly, up-to-the-minute concern—-a shop that is held first in service, in fashion, and in values—■ one that is held high in the esteem of its customers. 05 is chin Ajrr The Romance of Everyday lasks Well Done " = r== : To greet each customer with a smile, to fill out each sales slip correctly, answer questions pleasantly, wrap a package securely—these are all little things ; but it is the satisfaction that comes from doing little everyday tasks well that puts joy into business for our employees and pleasure into shopping for you. A. 8i T. INGLIS Limited GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN Newspaper Advertising is the Royal Highway to Wealth t , . lOJ T is the Vital Principle which makes for success in any || business anywhere. Wherever you find a Great Busi-, ness leading in its particular field, you will find that its success has invariably been achieved by SCIENTIFIC, PURPOSEFUL ADVERTISING. Ask any successful business man for the basic reason of his position and by what medium he achieved it. He will tell you that it was by j becoming known to everybody; or, in other words, Publicity by means of the Newspaper with the large circulation in the Homes of the People. Both these factors are offered you in -