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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17146, 31 December 1929, Page 5

I—" Yes! dear, I think so. It will make a lovely home. Did you notice how cosy the rooms were and how conveniently the whole house was planned?" —"Yes! It might have been built specially for us, and all that, Hit I'm thinking of the furnishing. I don't knoAV where all the money's coming from, May !" I— " Don't be Uncle Willie ! Haven't I explained how easy it is to furnish if you shop at Humphrey's. Mother says— —" —"Yes ! I know Mother argues that young couples don't have to worry much about cash these days, but furniture has to be paid for just the same. I'm inclined to think it would be better to buy a small amount of cheap furniture now and refurnish when we can afford it." ti—" Not for me, Jack ! Now listen !" Your cheap furniture will be useless, and an eyesore in no time. Then what you paid, for it will be lost. Furthermore, neither you nor I will be happy in a home shoddily furnished. If we go to Humphrey's we can dhoos'e what we want in f!OOD furniture, pay a small deposit, and have a nice home from the start. We'll never miss the small payments, and before we know it the furniture will all be paid for. Good furniture such as Humphrey's lasts a lifetime, becomes part of the family, is always livable with and a joy to us and to those who visit us." —"I believe there's something in what you say. Anyway, we'll go and see Mr. Humphrey to-morrow." ' Good Heavy Quality REVERSIBLE CRETONNES and SHADOW TISSUES. 12 Pieces to choose from, All Striking and Serviceable Patterns. Worth usually 1/11 and 3/3. YARD. Many a Young Couple Have Solved Their Furaishitig Problems at MDUprY'Q Complete Furnishers 1 1 ££\JLi £ tJ« Gisbome and Wairoa

Mushrooms grow overnight— p, pumpkin grows in six weeks—an oak free grows in 100 greats. In the meantime isn't it nice to know that Atwater Kent ftadio is made by men of mature radio cTperifltic©—4*. R. Stevens, 258 Gladstone