The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 27, 1925, Page 8

Ae RE entra e PR te eatin pet era th a tet yee? This lady wished to buy a certain article—her mind was made up as to WHAT she wanted. But she had overlooked a most important point in connection with buying it. SHE DID NOT KNOW where the item was to be found, nor did she know the lowest price asked for it. During her trip she walked PAST four stores where the item was for sale, and one of the four was on this day making a very special low price on it. With this “hunting the needle in the hay- She Route o a7 a * | \ oe ° \ Yj we Sone aD war stack” manner of shopping, the lady lost her time, her peace of mind, she became tired out, and SHE DID NOT FIND THE ITEM SHE WANTED. If one little part of the time used in this “blind- folded” manner had been spent in reading the advertising in The Star it would have saved her time and her money—and she would now be enjoying the pleasures of her newest purchase. You'll find the time spent in reading the ads in this newspaper every day will pay big dividends — These time and money savers will increase your savings by decreasing your expenses. TT WILL ray YOU TO GET THE AD- READING HABIT yright, 1924