Page 3 Advertisements Column 6

Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20477, 11 February 1941, Page 3

“This is the hind of Sitting-room I like Harry” “It is nice all right, Joe. Very restful and comforting to come in here after a trying day at the office either for a read or to enjoy some music.’’ 'mim. Us 2? fifT) \ ill' t % X m m OMieU Yes, you’re lucky. If I could afford it I’d furnish our sit - tingroom in some good solid furniture like this. Furniture that a .man can feel proud of.” “It is not a case of affording, Joe. Why don’t you do as we did. Flo and ! talked and thought this furnishing business right through and back again. We thought we couldn’t afford to furnish. Then one night Flo read one of Humphrey's advertisements in the Herald, and —we then visited Humphrey’s.” “But isn't it akin to mortgaging your future, buying furniture, on time payment.” “No, not if you buy the right kind: of furniture at the r.icjht place. Humphrey’s furniture is qualify. furniture. It wilf be. as sound and solid as the day yon bought it long after you have, paid your final instalment. Buying furniture at Humphrey’s under Humphrey’s plan of deferred payments is nothing more than saving towards a realisable asset.” PHONE HUMPHREY’S furnishing j warehouse 95# AT THE CORNER OF PEEL STREET

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