THE ADVERTISING HEN.

Marlborough Express, Volume XXXVII, Issue 169, 18 July 1903, Page 6 (Supplement)

THE ADVERTISING HEN.

A useful lesson may he learned from the barn a^d chick — tbo lesson of never hiding your light under a binhel. As soon as a hen lays an egg she does no . sneak away from-tne nest as though she we/o ashamed. Not a bit of it! She advertises right off, 'M've laid an egg! I've laid an egg 1" and if there's a bit of ham in tho house you are gra eful to the hen for hor advertise inent. There's nothing like advertising, and when you come to think of it, every body advertises. If MrsSassiety gives a pnrty, she advertises—bends oat liftle invita ion cards; if Miss Golighlly is about to marry *he advertise* ; f, affc-r she is married, she finds out thac umrriauo is a faiime she advertises her divorce. If theie is a new baby in tho h^use there Ls a pretf-y big. advertisement*, atid the baby dees its own advern.ninir pretty efficiently, too ! When the baby eric* in the dead of night a pyjama-clad individual ans-Aors the a^verfcisefient rather ■promptly. There is good and bad udverfiMintr. ' '

EVERY GOOD THING NKEOS TO BE ADVERTISED, AND ADVERTISED PROPERLY.

Job Printing.—Send to tb» Express Otlice for Billheads in all sizes, Counterslips, Memorandums (in all sizes), Ball Programmes and Menu Cards (in various designs), Invitation Cards, In Memoriam Cards, and Wedding Cards.