HIGHER LIVING STANDARD SECURED BY ADVERTISING. “Advertising has done more than anything else to increase the standard of living, because it has made large scale production possible, and in that way has lowered the cost of various commodities, 1 ’ sa'd Sir Edward Iliffe, one of London's leading publishers, at the annual dinner of the British Advertising AsAssociation recently. Sir Edward Benn, proposing the toast, “The Advertising Association,” said that he believed that in future advertising would be recognised ns the latest and greatest of economic revolutions in history.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XIX, Issue 31, 23 January 1929, Page 9
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