Evening Star Newspaper, September 11, 1926, Page 28

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 11, 1926. Scores of them, in the form of LN, /) electrical appliances and other SS=—_—" household labor-saving de- i vices, eagerly await an opportunity to serve YOU--to lift from your shoulders the back-breaking drudgery of old-fashioned methods of doing housework. Mod- ern slaves will do your work quickly and efficiently, leaving you a great deal more time for other and more pleasant things. . By reading the ads of the electrical and household appliance dealers, which appear in The Star - practically every day, you will learn that the present host of willing workers is being constantly augmented by new discoveries, new household appliances and other devices for lessening the burden of housework. These ads tell you of all the new discoveries as well as the old, they tell you what th new labor The Clever Buyet savers will accomplish, and they tell you where Reads The Ads these household appliances may be obtained at reasonable prices and when . .. Advertising is news—and every worth- I while product seeks publicity through | ‘ - : - THE STAR-—because it goes into prac- 1 . R A R A N|l® tically every home in Washington and } \ &_‘ AT AR M [[ § its environs. Star advertising is as reliable M ! i J 3 as Star news. f BRI SRR, O\~ / O e G e Pt ) ok Yau will find practically everything in the Household — Appliance line advertised in The Star if it's adver- 723 § \ Y Il X tised in Washington at all.