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,/ “Yes . . . . l always recommend advertised brands .‘ . . . andlill tell you .whye---l_ want my customers to get good goods.

“Advertised brands are the best value you can buy. ln every line they leads in quality-c They have t0-

“Do you think a manufacturer goes on drawing peopleis attention to his product by advertising it if it isnit Al quality? Certainly not---the very fact that he advertises it is a guarantee that

it is a good product.

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chased time and time again by the same people ,3 a ‘ ‘Why are the trade-marks of advertis-

ed brands so well known everywherefl’

“Simply because the public has prov-l ed by actual test that advertised brands are the best goods money can buy.

“l know l could make more money by selling my customers an inferior substitute, but l could do it only once. They don't come back a second time.

“No . . . . Substitution doesn't pay.

Of course advertisers recognize that the most effective means of keeping the Canadian public informed of the merits of advertised brands is the daily newspa er, because practically every Canadian family reads a aily

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