WHEN MONEY IS TIGHT.
IT I'AVS TO ADVEUTI.SE. "The lime to advertise is all the time." And it is equally true that when there is least doing is the time to advertise most—that is cuimnon-sciisv. For there is less business to go round when money is tight but just as many to share, and it is the mini who look's for trade that .gets it; the other kind arc left out in the cold. Advertising has liecomc, indeed, the most important factor in our daily lives. If the reader will lait .stop to consider. jit will he apparent that advertising affects eaeli one of us pcisonnllv and vitally in every .phase of life. Somebody has pointed out truly mougli that advertising accompanies lis from t'he cradle to the grave. Xo sooner is a child horn into the world than the dear little thing begins to advi-rtis'e—for fond. A man and a woman get married, thus advertising Hum thev are looking for trouble. And even after death a man comes in for more or less complimentary advertising in liie shape of eulogy or execration.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 95, 18 May 1909, Page 4
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183WHEN MONEY IS TIGHT. Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 95, 18 May 1909, Page 4
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