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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 540, 25 May 1933, Page 2

• I r-J-.ij. C::;5.3 V t-.. .. . ... . , Us qood as ew and tifor GOODNESS Sake Smoke, w " VIRGINIA CICARErreJ"^ j J Now io for 8d- 20 for l'4d- 50 for 3'4- „ in packets and flat tiris s t ... ? j LONDON MADE by Carreras Ltd., reputetion'for*^i|iy^^i j "...j | tJfm P°» BCTlTEBl fiiOES FURTHim 1 IbhHI TI,K1,r such. 1 ■■ IIW lll I IIW iLHI^hbi ■ '^1 ■ I FLAVOUIl ClKVHS I 28 c b I 3BBB3jB5B3M|MaHaaoomntin»tfeulg3SujSi57ffl ¥ B Brl 'i 11 ■■ m^h. - em u mmmm ■ "Fresh from the Churn Every Day" I L. EWERTj Rotorua Representative I The . . . I OPEN ROAD I Suppose you came sttddenly upon t* roads — one straight, well-trodden, mk other thin and twisting off into Uhd® gtowth. If you didn't wantto arrive ■ ariy place in partieular; you mignt .M the latter; but not otherwise. . 'S Before you, as a buyer, run two roaH One is the road of knowledge of « advertised product. Thousands nseM There' s no mystery about it, no douH ing, nothing hidden. It leads the 4 definitely to a fountain pen, a floor wS . a tooth paste that will give you faction. When -you use an advertiseffi^H you use an open road. ■ - flj When you don't use advertisein^B you go the dopbtful road. You oiily a hazy knowledge of the prod^B ahead. No trademark or name to pend upon or guide you. The result or may not be worth the eflort don't know. 9| Read the advertisements. Anything ly„, advertised — breakfast food, haihi^H faee cream — has proved itself gooc^M advertising. Advertisements put you on ti^H bpen road tb satisfaction.