Evening Star Newspaper, January 29, 1926, Page 10

66 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 1926. c ads are greatest helpers in the housekeeping P—aa HEY tell me all about the \l/f}y\'\; thousand and one things : M}]) that I need in operating my === household economically. These ads tell me about the new time and labor savers. Through them I keep posted on the newest commodi- ties and their current prices. They show me what to buy, and when and where to buy it. I have noticed in reading the ads that practically everything in my home, business’ (from one of ourreadcrs) from the coal in the basement to the .cedar.chest in the attic, from the mat on the front porch to the icebox in the kitchen, are all advertised from time to time, and in practically every - instance I learn something to my advantage. . - In short, I find I cannot operate my household economically unlessIread the ads every day. I have found that by keeping posted I can save con- siderable money. READING THESE ADS EVERY DAY WILL KEEP YOU POSTED!