Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1925, Page 41

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 2. 1923 s 3 = i o ( Z > B o0 — g T, o= N y = S| //' . ~ s is Serious/’ But no more so than the leaks in the household expenses of the average family. The newspaper won’t stop the leak in your water pipe, but it WILL prove very effective in stopping the unnecessary leaks in the family pocketbook. Every ad in The Star contains news that will help the housewife in her home management problems. It takes but a few moments each day to read these ads, and theinformation thus gained about prices, products, etc., will be of interest to her, ai’d of direct benefit to the entire family. Can you think of an easier way in which to secure this market and store news with so little effort, in so short a time and as completely as in the advertising columns of The Star? In what easier way can you obtain the best values for your buying dollars and add as much to your savings account? When You Miss the Ads You Miss Money-Saving Opportunities VRN 2t as