Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1925, Page 40

Your Neighbor Prepares Her Shopping Lists at Home Her bills are smaller than yours, because she ‘‘knows’’ BEFORE she buys, just ‘WHAT she is going to buy, WHERE she is going to buy it, and HOW MUCH she is going to pay. She goes straight to the store offering the best for the price, and SHE SAVES MONEY. A few minutes each day spent in reading the ADS in The Star will cut down your expenses and you won’t have to “skimp” on any- thing either. It’s the Wise Buyer That Saves Money THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, 'I‘}IURSI);\Y. NOVEMBER 5, 1925. / \ /_ i ..actually saves you time and money You can’t visit EVERY store and shop in person when you need something, but you CAN easily find out what most of them have to offer. Reading the adsin The Star before you leave home is the easiest way to save both time and money. You read the “news” columns each day because you want to know what’s going on in the world—what your friends and ac- quaintances are doing—but it’s not very often that this news is about you or con- cerns you personally. ; The “news” you’ll find in the advertise- ments DOES concern you. It has a direct bearing on you, your family . . and your pocketbook. It tells you when to buy, what to buy, and where to buy to SAVE MONEY and keep down expenses. | Reading the Ads Saves Time and Money! o S