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Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 80, 25 June 1927, Page 12

a Wm “Their Windows First Attracted Me,” —remarked Mrs Maple Jones “Yes, that's how I first came to discover ‘The Maple.’ I was attracted by the beautifully-designed furniture * so nicely displayed in their windows.” Mrs. Jones made these remarks one afternoon when doing the shops with one of her bosom friends. “As a matter of fact,” she continued, “it was one evening not long before we got married. I had just started to think about such serious things as furniture. In the windows I also happened to see a notice which stated: ‘lt’s Easy to Pay the Maple Way.’ “So I decided to investigate. “The next day I had ‘The Maple Way’ fully explained to me—how you could furnish out of income. The first thing that struck me was the obvious common sense of ‘The Maple’s’ way of business. “Surely it’s more sensible to live in comfort and pay for furniture you are actually using than to pinch and scrape up every sixpence until you have the money to pay cash. “It certainly seems so to me. It mast do to others, for there a~c thousands who have pretty homes fur nished ‘The Maple Way.’ ” FURNISHING CQ 5 © SA.KARANGAHAPE ROAD • C/ose to Griffon Bridge

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