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Thames Star, Volume LXV, Issue 18332, 2 November 1931, Page 4

ARBURYS Are Showing Special M illinery And Frocks. Remember, always A Little Cheaper at ARBURY'S INSPECTION INVITED.

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make a year ALREADY, this is proving a "whale" of a year for many business menl A radio man in Wellington sold 20 expensive wireless sets in two weeks. Certain grocery stores have increased their turnovers. People are still buying — the only difference is they have sharper eyes for the best values! They read the Advertisements more closely than ever to see where the next bargains are. Put the good values you have in the place where everyone can see them Advertise in "THE THAMES STAR."