Evening Star Newspaper, July 14, 1921, Page 36

HELP AND SITUATIONS T FEATURE PAGE [ITTLE CTORIES WAITED—HISGILLAN EOUS ALL the rignt man, your ~worn _clothes. fxfou- Nos write 1846 U st p.w . Abrabaw’s —By Herbert Johnson. WANTED_HELP Copyright, Herhest Jobgaog. BOOEKKEEPER-STENOGRAPHER, xwkn:- e st n.nd-mmgmaz‘:u?n n‘ ity tor vouns Jad Iady. Good Ay swer ent price for i 4044 cr B AL P e e RS rBEDnm-: A Funny Way of Being Glad. BY THORNTON W. BURGESS. Some hide their. feelings so Just how tbay fesl you naver Koow. —Redhead. You can always tell by what peo- ple say or the way they act just what their real feelings are. Now there was Mrs. Redhead the Woodpecker. Her very first greeting to Redhead on his return to his home was, “Well, it {s time you came home to help take care of your family.” And it wasn't said pleasantly, either. It was said sharply. Redhead was so glad to get home that he was rather upset to be greet- ed g0. “Yes, my dear,” said he, meek- ly. “I didn't intend to stay away. In fact, I couldn’t help it. You see, I met wtih an accldent and—" “Never mind that now," interrupted Mrs. Redhead, crossly. “Fve been working myself to skin and bones t yl & to properly feed these young- and every day it gets worse. I nevar have seen such appetites in my life. 1 never have. For goodness’ sake, Redhead. why don't you get busy and help feed them " —1—I_wanted to see them,” T plied Redhead. apologetically. “Th —they don't Seem to know me,” he added. as he withdrew his head from the doorway of their home. “Know you! Of course they don't know you." exclaimed Mrs. Redhead, fmpatiently. “How should they know you? Here they are lulf-grown aad never have scen you before. If you want them to know you, get them some food. They will know you then fast enough. Where have you been. anyway” Redhead started to tell her all about his adventures. but she interrupted before he was fairly started. “Never mind now." said she. “I haven't time to listen and you haven't time to talk. Get busy! Get bus Mrs. Redhead herself flew off. Red- head looked after her with a puzzled look in his eves. “I thought she would be glad to see me.,” said he, plaintively. Then, suspecting that it wouldn't be wise to be found there Redhead on her return unless something for those hungry ters, he fiew off to hunt for Now, Mrs. Redhead was glad to see Redhead. She was just as glad as a good and true mate could be She was so glad that she was sharper tongued than usual. That seems funny, but it is the way with some people. She was tired. for you know she had had the care of that bi& family all alone. She had been ter- ribly worried. worried about Redhead ang worried about those children, and how she ever in the world would be *“WELL, IT IS TIME YOU CAME HOME TO HELP TAKE CARE UF YOUR FAMILY."” able to feed 50 many hungry mouths. So the very relief and joy of seeing Redhead home again made her seem cross. She wasn't really cross. She just seemed that way. It was her funny way of being giad. Poor Redhead. He didn’t under- stand it. All long he worked and worked hunting for food for those al- ways hun’ry youngsters, who se ed to think of nothing and care for noth- ing but food, and he didn't have a word to say. But Mrs. Redhead did. She had plenty to say. too much, Rel head thought, privately. Between trip: in search of food she scolded him for being slow. for leaving her to do all the work alone 30 long, and for all sorts of imaginary things. It wi just her way of working off her roliet at having him back again. When the last youngster had been fed for the last time that night, Mra. Redhead snuggled up to Redhead for 2 moment. “Oh said she, softly. “I'm so glad you are back. I've wor- ried about you so. Now tell me ail that happened. Then Redhead underatood. and joy and contentment filled his heart, and he forgot all the sharp things Mrs. Redhead had said that day. So he told her all that had happened to him and she told him all about her trou- bles, and both were very, very happy. (Copyright, 1921, by T. W. Burgess.) Fads and Fashions. A popular trimming is the pendant ernament in pin or other forms. A model of crepe coquette ls trim- med with inset bands of georgette. A sport skirt of heavy white silk crepe has inserts of openwerk in blue. The harem veil is being worn. Ma- line is used to veil lower part of face. Smart cloth coats have long, flow- ing sleeves with deep, turn-back cuffs. The envelope pocketbook of faille or moire is embroidered with steel beads. The flannel middy worn with a guimpe and a narrow belt is much in vogue. The fad for guimpes is an out- standing feature of the neckwear world. Coat models being shown for win- ter are three-quarter and full length. A smart knitted angora cape was of henna and buff in alternating stripes. Fringe of inch-wide moire faille rib- bon is used on the latest models. A cape cestume of white silk brocaded, is trimmed with white ut!n stripes. A tust-colored suit of canton crepe has s mandarin jacket and pleated skirt. Motifs of white yarn are used on a copenhagen blue frock of knitted fabric. A feature talked of for fall is the tunic front with shoulder to hem panel at the back. Fall topcoats of English worsted have cape sleeves, shawl collars and narrew fabric belts. Golf knickers are seen at th hlh- jonable resorts. They are generally made of plald tweed or knitted woal A costume which is extremely pop- ular is the black crepe frook and coat with borders formed of ends of gros- grain ribbon. Date Patty Cakes. Cream one-third cup of butter with one and one-third cups ef light brown sugar, add two eggs well beaten, one- half cup of milk, one end three- fourths cups of flour sifted with two teaspoonfuls of baking powder, one- half teaspoonful each of grated n ,md powdered ainnamon and nn half pound of tes stoned and chopped fine. Bake In buttered patty s in @ moderate oven. When cold st with vanilla frosting. Tart Apple Pie. Blice and stew some ripe, tart ples and run through a colander a bowl. Sweeten and beat in while hot one tablespoonful of butter. Have ready buttered pie plates lined '|lh puft lu. ‘When the sauce is cold al ‘mu with it and bake unt ity rev- 4. Cover s uofl‘m slightl l'oouul Place oven and e n- the ncrl!luo begins to color. wwdsred sugsr over sll; eat epu'. P ebichu b it oo A, S od Sl B e L ol Sl o - LISTEN, WORLD! BY ELSIE ROBINSON. —straved with Honeycutt, phone 140 . Tuesday morn- 140 store. His smile is the genuine ar- ticle—all pure créam with no aduiter- ants. His hands shower milk and honey and perfectos upon his fellow man. Nothing is 100 good for the gang when Jim is around. Ginger ale hurlll forth like the flowers in spring. Jim is a wonder—a reg’lar guy! But somehow, things aren't quite the same when Jim is home. Minnie is one of those creepmousey little women that reg'lar guys seem to ac- cumulate. She never did have much apirit, and since Jim annexed her the little she did have has evaporated. You see. it's quite & job to live up to & reg'lar guy and Minnie isn't up to it. She grows so tired picking up the things he leaves around for one thing—and her back was never strong. And she can't just manage to make ends meet without bothering Jim. Then he roars at her so that her poor little heart gives sick jerks of fright. “What did you do with that last §57" shouts Jim. Naturally he has to be careful. Milk and honey and perfectos cost a lot, and Minnie is inconsiderate and doesn’t understand the many demands made on a reg’lar guy or how a “man has to keep up his position.” So she slaves and cowers and weeps her easy tears while the gang grunt and won- der how a “prince of a fellow hap- pened to pick a lemon like that. Toe bad, isn't it—when he's such a wonderful chap—at the clgar store. Things You'll Like to Make. *Lvapha A sport band like the one pictured will smarten any sport hat, and Is in- expensive and easy to make. Cut a two-and- a-balf-inch band of velvet, silk er ribbon to fit around the crown of your hat. Cut heavy embroidery silk (worsted or raffia) inte three-and- half-inch pieces. Make small bundles or sheaves of the pieces. At intervals of ‘two inches stitch these sheaves up- right around the band. Use about five long stitches for eash bundle You will find this ort band unusually ef- tective FLORA. . (Capyright, 1921.) —_— Cream of Fish Soup. To make fish soup stock add to the kin and trimmings from two of flsh n little more than a quart of cold water, half 2 teaspoon- !ul of whole pickle spice, half a|and T."B‘“: mineed onjon and a_ bit of minced carrot, it unvcnlont. llmmu together ur thirty m"untu. then strain; add to this any ¢ fish which may hlvemldhetredu to !lla bones and -e-.- son the stog of the steck Md a ptnt of uifl( wuh salt and pepper to taste, and thicken the mixture with two and one-half iy tablespoonfula of flour blended with one and one-half tablespoonfuls of butter. Add a little cooked rice and a tablespoenful of minced parsley. —_— Virginia Fried Tomatoes. Select some medium i toes that are not too rip arp knife remove the thln outside slice, top and bottem, t len cut each tomato into two thick slices. Place on s pnur -.nd co'rar %u ‘wn :'n‘:g o ?( 13 3 lhlt e . pit of n-. over until ul. then put ln- .l:y for tep minytes; serve hot. Gu]on: ":-l!nlllw D. ( o' colored ) 5 A ol P etammed. on pocket: 1410 G st. n.w. . black and_white: & r. J. W, FRATELET, | Fioen goid, fe turn_to 812 Gth wrapped in_corn Roy Return to. Mr. PUP—White with hrown spot Return to 2617 13th st. in_black cane w pame inside: loct on July 13. b Dr. or Return to 1300 H_NURSES FIN—0n "[lll G. A. 8. on back. RKEYS (bunh), io_northwest. return to 102¢ §th st. n.w. LIBRARY BOOK. Traction car, Wednesday. Mrx. Sehroeder, Franklin 63%. Reward. LOST—BAR PIN; PLATIN monds and sapphires. Reward. Phone North 4274. MEDAL, gold; Finder plense ring M7 RMALL DX name Sara Kiggios on back, Reward if refurned to Dwight K. Terry of 21 14th st. n.w. PIGEON_Reward for refurn of -Hiack A pigeon, No. (‘4&2‘7 1. 1140 18th at. 14° : “back’ light. and Virglnia license tag 418. Liberal reward. L. fax 53 or West 400. UMBRELLA, purple siik, ber tandle. ‘en 14th end B. B. Qliver, Fair- With white and - Decatur street Return to Evans' % store, 14th st and Col. road. and receive rewanl. WALLET—Black leath and containing Return to cashier, N :‘m;fl!fl ‘with name Willard 'liom.l 0ld. hunting-case: Tost in EbDItt “Literal reward if returned to ‘hotel open-face goid: "nuum Room 713, Wil §i3 clowed rnnel chain_attached. Return 3083 15th o wmn'-mr manufacturing high-grade roof coating and fn. | peiais, oven to negotiate with firm or for representation in this city and attractive proposition: with office having or ing organization. Write. concern slready e SALESMEN. PROFITABLE opening for & few active sales. men, preferably tliose famillar with automobile Call 2100 14th st. n.w. 15 BALESMAN wanted to rel Scemereial banking Inatitution: at stock in a dividend- Can_ mi eekly Borden 94 188 Ten o BALESMEN—Write for 1ist_of lines and full : 2,500 to nomo Jearly: big Dept. 859, Chicago. —gm— Gofl!gmpol pu:l‘ll! or stock salesmen. WANT A RAISE? If you are in a rut and haven’t had a raise for a year—be a salesman. Get outside, earn more money. My firm, biggest of its | nigh: kind in America, has three open- ings for wide-awake men who want to sell. Pay while learning. Apply to W. E. Larnan at 120, McGill Bldg., bet. 9 and 10 a.m. and 4 and 5 p.m. g e B White amert nd O lh-;l"- m:.; n"llll"l" NICH, swo, fmtclam expert: 817 New York ave: 3 Motee 08 \UTO mfllb—flnk‘hu' exp-flu tiental_motors. . Amuou!u MECHANIO—HH“ be thorough- od on Contipental motors; excep- 3 onal Personnel Bervice Bu~ reau, 805 Bond bldg., 14th and N. Y. PLUS TS WANTED—HELP MALE—Continged. —e 142 (, LOT II I NG and furnishing goods salesman; permanent po- sition for right man. Harry Kaufman [I} .. 1320 7th st. n.w a_ave. nl“ ting, iring . experi- ence, Elt Aflflrw Star office. GIRLS, experi wwer sewing g to work on_skirf %10 2ad st. now: HEMST ITCHING OPER- ators—We have openmgs “for three. Oppenheimer’s Shop Unique, 800 E st. n.w. HOTELS NEED TRAINED 'mn—n-::- yids dogand trained an e Eenaie, “Clubs. gparimer T once w .un Tn_dry_goods store four evenings each veek. Dry Gouds Btore, B8U6-808 MILLINER—Must be experienced: good salary. bldg.. 14th and OFFICE ASSIST. T Iaw office, With knowl- edge of Bling and sienograph: te experl- references and salars. Address Box Bar oftice. 16# OPEBATORS, experienced, to sew mattress (h'kl Bedell's attress Factory, 616 ¥..|L. SALESW(TMEN experienced for millinery department. A, F Superintendent, The alais Royal, G and 11th sts. STENOGRAPHER and typowriter in savings bank: efate experience and splary expected. Ad- tar ave. I8 & at. nw. sts. nw. bookkeeping machine preferred: maz. 14th gad N. Y ice Bureau, 306 oud i = { CHAUFF 'EUR, colored, ln’(‘hnn [ Kovernment for past 4 Years: reference o wnnk Ly neat colored gifl. 342 Oth st !STENOGRAPHER, brigh t) young lady; steady position for| iright party. Apply Mr. Coonin, | best reference. {Wm. Hahn & Co., 7th and I\i‘"“ i | ences. OGRAPHEN One with knowledge ~of LHAUFFECR (oiors [ nal Persounel Service Bureay, 305 Boud THIS MAY II\TERLST YOU. Women with selling or demon- strating experience who can give part or all of their time to pleas- ant outdoor work, will find this an unusual opportunity to in- crease their income. Apply to Mr. Blum between 4 and 6 at Castelberg’s, 935 Penn. ave n.w. TYPISTS and_clerical workers: state e n dresa_Box Star_office. WATTRESS_Beveral hIgh-clars Openings. Na- opn;;:gu B Service Bureau, hldg.. 14th and N. Y. ave WANTED—Ope waliress and one dishwasher. 1des) Lunch. 1927 14th st. n.%. 150 e, for congerial Work: : must have some kmowledge of stenog- Bee Mr. Hers, Phillip Levy G LADY for general office work: local sry. room and board. Natfonal Bureau, 305 Bood bidg.. 1ith FOUNG LADY, attraciive, o _demontirate electric ranges: must have piessiog personsiity and be able to meet the pul #on to Mr. Seij Company, 524 King st., Alexandria. YOUNG WOMBN 1o take aurses” credited school: three-year co adult work. Address luwflnun‘ul ol Nurses. Children’s Hospital. 18th and W after 9:30 Ferminal Teriern ¢ a.m. ot ar = ina! icab Co.. 1233 CANDLER. exp enced, or 3oung man to € l xperienced ef i T.A SALESMAN. experienced in IFl“nl to grocery trade. Address Box fll'fl, FOREMAN lahorer: experienced in llmi\llfln deep. wet fouudation excavations; wages -G ceats per hour: answer giving experience, := and references. Address Box 287-E. Btar : ] HI CHOOL BOYS to introduce new elec- c light: on_commission basis. Phone L. £386_between 3 and 8§ p.m. JANITOR ASSISTANT_—Must be experienced. For particulars, apply The Benedick. 1808 Bz u\rrum__ good. for apartment “Bouses (m reference, experlence aud size of fom ddress Rox 221 w\N to milk_and attend to cattle. Apply at b r CUTTER—Experienced. A.-pl'v_‘a‘m.u ® a.m. Center market. fire Insurance: weekly- ,--mom 3 MclIntire, manager, room bidg.. 418 5th st 14* AMBITIOUS, Io qu.lll’ 1o re time for lons In draftin, tlllfll."l'-d], con- Genial work: good pay. Day or evening clasees. complete course 8 to 9 months. Informat fo opportunities on request. Earoll Iumhfa School of Drafting, 14th and T MILLWRIGHTS (three). Appiz 815 ave. aw. A K. Schrawger. PORTER to help make ire cream himaele nsetal around drug store. Apply H. Ridgway Pharmacs, Coan. and Fla. a 1 FRESSER, cxperieaced. ot once; refereack quired. 23 M 1 914 N. ¥. ave. ll.lm.oo RS’ BLE_TO EINGLE WOMEN BEFWEEN THE AGES OF 18 AND 25. yesight, learing, bealth wmhneu o work the hours as: are the essential qulifications. NO PREVIOUS zx?n{ncl NEEDED. FIRST FLOOR—722 12th ST. N.W. THE CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC" PHONE _CO. Apply Alexandria County un.uu mmn: .E including E MILLWRIGHT is a handy man to have around the shop, he’s on the job from morn till night and never seems to stop. He tinkers this and tinkers that at everybody’s call; to be at every place at once disturbs him not at all. It's hard to get a man like this unless you know the way—a “want ad” in The Evening Star, so all the wise anes say Help Wanted ads 3 cents a word. Terms to transient ad- vertisers, cash in advance. WANTED—SITUATIONS ‘WANTED—SITUATIONS FEMALE DOMESTIC—Contin MALE—Continued. CHAUFFBUR—Drive any car orh(rurl 'o:fl xbmu\' solored, wants cooking. private fam- | ¢ per | h first-class, city or suburbs; 1414 T st. n.w. Address 1719 | 2.8 BUSINESS momcmu-:m‘s AWNINGS. , ANV, HEETS. Btar ofice. __14° WALTER J. PROCTOR CO., rx—l’l;lkflu-rd. for ‘l'l-ml 210-12-14 H N.W. MAIN i456. A CARPET CLEANING ; leave cits or stay nigh ew Jersey ave. Phone L. 17163 CHAUFFECR, colored. w 2235 1210 at. nw. Teotored]_expert on RERCR | reey e Toman s will travel best refer. | Ao “Afdres Box 218 truck_or_private family { WANTED oo URNITE! RT“‘pu o8, A | KAPP. 320 Colorado hide. Phone Main 53 319 ts, eic. Phone . Be'ealls NTESCALER." 959 P m"fi'il: o S room. mm, o room and also some Vioia 4488, o Adims T7oe Y04 pleces. OLD GOLD. SILVER, Ete. HIGHEST d(‘:A?‘H-lPRICES el tulb na zfi' ; S Glatlatte, D ALPHER, 220ty s Dlflobnl. GOLD‘ SILVER COINS, PLATI. um bought. ABE ABRAHAMS, 433 9tu o l‘hnla Main 5504. Diamonds; Old Gold, Silver BOUGHT FOR CASH. LOUIS_ABRAHAMS, £15 G _&T. N.W. PERSONAL YATS. BEDBUGE, WATER BUGH, ROACHES. fleas. exterminat from your home, TRIC BATH: BODY MASSAf _nurse_(colored). Phone N 12 ACTUAT BY THE THEORY OF THL square-deal priaeiple, we feel that good dress- are entitied (o the squarest price that we can pay and we do the main part of the bur- ing of ladies’ and men's worn suits, over- conte,” shocs. et apd cash goes Trecly.” 3 o TH'8 OLD 19 OUR_PRICES ARE THE umuur fi' bn' lldhl' and gents' discard, ON rm'rnma BKCEANGI 58 Dt nw. Ph. Main 8378, Call anywhere. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES HENETITCHING, plalting. Buticne covire braidiog. beading. embrojd ering; doing u bu: Deas of $1.000 & vear, Owner ‘wants to leave Address Box Star offce. 16° TEL—Business u.‘ Payiug Tavestmenty largain 0" quick burer. " Address Box 315 F. Rtur_of unexcelled loc for swall projes i expenses; sl o posuests Address Box 3 i growing busi Fond romwon Tor etliog Alaress Box Ntar_office. A%l cARPETS THOROUGHLY 2D CAREFOULTY cleaned; mll"!ll!l reno Estimates fur- Cheo SLBERT KABLEGT & COn 3533 CLERE-TYEIST. expericnced; referenc dress Box 280-B. Star office “OLORED I!A‘\. 22, desires work of sny kind work for small salary. 140 Heckma L ne : = DISH WARHER or buss oy, 1937 234 o1 1°° cAmN’IEl:I AND BUILDERS. F. COOPER, DRESS, OLOAK AND BUIT BUYERS AS- (Romodeling. General Repairinc. 1.3 BISTANTYoung man. _twenty-six: _eight years' exuerlencz in all fl’”;:fl!nfl 'hul!l:;t il et sls st bt e 401 ewOETH SORNING Aue SHEATE T. DRUG CLERK. rexistered, Tellef work; seven | 1oy _G#rages of all kind. Prices right. N. - last e loyer; hest Joo vtk Jak Fomhesert plebess referviin GAmac DT ASY TI7E; BRIK DRUG PORITION—Tinton E. Main, Ph T, {ent._campenteriag. gen. repats 2% Rx clerk. graduate Philadeiphin 91, grade | ¥- 5498 EARNEST CUCINELLL, 710 éta da(ln‘uilhed Address Box 271 office HA\DI,PH and 'r-u.wr of fox hounds. Address 0. Pearce, R. F. D. No. 5, Richmond, Va. 15 CUTLERY SHARPEN KNIVES, SCISSORS. RAZORS AND ALL LINGTYPE OPERATOR (begiouer) ad o1l | kinds of instruments sharpened. round copmositor wishes position: ;wnwu;- GIB! 917 G n.w. Main 2085. clty ‘or country. ‘Address. Box 291-B. Star R CANEING. MAN—Piace as Janl buiidiog or_flar. | CHAIR CANING, rrfll‘ufznl\b_m i lag. Corconts 5t fi‘ M"“plwl o r'm rockers spiiuted. ARMBTRONG' 9390. in 7468. SIAN, Teliable wasts Tnside_work of any Kin: = THE LARGE. sttractive cafe &t the Kencsuw Arrtmtnl House, 16th and Irving sts . be rented. equipped, to responsible l'nr.lnlonnllilt:ll:"-rnly W oftice of Terrel - n &8l pump, c with pipe aud fSttings; used short time: good as new. Will sell i @ very low price. (an be seen Bushoog's G W 5| M 14th st._n.w. controlling interest in thriv putering to the automobii- trade: centrally locu future for parts Tha il ke active port.” Sddress Box 0.1 Star_off THE MONEY YOU HAVE in savings benk is not earning one-half what it would earu f4 300 I8 properly dusested. 11 in earning where 1be lunch. ress Leopard Shepherd, 3417 Shermaa ave. | ORDER YOUR ‘8CHOOL, _FCRNITURE, Ao 6°_| church furniture. opera and folding chairs d)- MARRIED MAN wants Eh_n n Janitor. Caii|rect from factors. Address Box 96-E, Star of- or write 3209 Shermsn aty fice. » 16¢ MIDDLE-AGED MAN dmm pmluon of any ‘_nmf kind of work. Address Box 211°E, Star office. TANDG_ASD STRAW HATS CLEANED ND BLOCKED BY EXPERTS. PAPERHANGING . pircs, dos. Job; rn- P ViESNA un' €0.. 435 11th N.W. 1115 ¥ st nw. Nort 18° RODT'S, pnrnm. n_barber flmv «dnn-d map. wiB| HATS BEPAIBED AND BLOCKED. references. Address Box 266-E. Star ofice. 159 400 11th n.w., opposite Star. PRESREG, Bratciase, wants Job. A% Gs. REYS. ave. n.w._Phone B9, DUPLICATE KEYF. 25 CEN STENOGRAPHER—Part time: college educa- ek L g tion. Address Box 211.E. fiaroice. 14 | TORNER & CLARK have mosed from 1807 1 FOUNG MAN desires position in bank ss In- #.nw. 10 Y. ave. nw. dividual bookkeeper or general utility clerk: IR Ebi iifl‘fi_.rzfiir'_ :.[.‘-l: of geferences. Address Dox 35, Focles- EEons OB SEE YO0 AN wighey 1o Tara Tarmiag. 180 | THEM TO C a8 “nwnnr O H NW. dress Box 160.E. Star odce. red_ New mirrors sold. resilves MAN. oge 22, desires pomtion: weil | Industrious.” Address Box 1SVE.| v v LS MIEROR SROEL MOVING AND HAULING. ™2 tion a8 «h-nfleu.r NG_MAN desires posl :un pm.-f ity a8 speak Freach. i d- Tfimfi "";é".‘lfi,;“}-r’rfifi‘:,‘é‘},',‘:,' 246-E. &1 : 3 dreex Rox 246-F._Sar offce LITTLEFIELD & ALVORD €O.. M. 8250, -u: A_Nn FEMALE. ASSISTANT SECRETARY TO GENERAL MANAGER. Successful appilcant must be a thoroigh steoographer; bave 'a aulck commeod of be execntive enough to assume charge retarial t to man or woman. lefl"fl'fl'r AN ey art, with big opportunity for the right OUNG MAN desires permanent position Sxite salesmad on Eaturiaze only: u.em-m MATTRESSES. FEATHER BEDS, BTC. T hoes, ‘clothiak, furnishings, etc. = Addrses D M e i Box 285, Rtar office RENOVA1ED. RECOVERED AT LOW PRICES TOUNG MAY, college student, desies en-| - SANITARY BEDDING CO. pruy ent _for " two ‘mont expert stenog- orn! exparienced secretarially: can run| 018 G_n.w. Fraskiin_erss. ln(o Infl wfllIn! to_acce) . MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS plovment. _Address Box 257-E. Star office. * | Renoyated at most ressonable prices. Let us FEMALE. | e estimate. Prompt deliverion s0d sut- FEPER and auditor wiih yeara of ex assured. P e "alko quick ‘st Sgures. Address Box EAGLE BEDDING co. fin E. Star office. 162 1 1 GOVERNMENT EMPLOYES desiring fo in- cresse income call at 624 H st. n.w. after 6:30 p.m. GOVERNMBEST WORKERS, ATTENTION— Increase your earnings evenings and free time. call at Continental Trust bidg., Friday, 108 83 1 5"t0 5:0 pm.. and Baturdsy 1 to 2 pm. LEARN Gregg shorthan 23d become an expert stemographer. el 1200 Kenyon st. n.w. Adams AN OR WOMAN T drebs Rox FT0-E, Star ofice. LESMEN WANTED—Men of strosg perso- -mv and integrity; over ao nl o rortnmity for ex-Ary “Otce salary and commission nurvu- D ment. _Phone Main 1167, s SALESMEN—Excellent proposition for il Mr. Hilman, 504 Citiseos’ Bank ave: SALESMEN. Men with selling ability who can produce. Drawing account of recessary living with guarantee to those who prove capable.. In- experienced salesmen are mak-|m, Blum between 4 and 6 at Castel- berg’s, 935 Penn. ave. n.w. SALESMEN ‘'wo men, by Yorl publishing house: experience Rox essential. Cat At 41} Jenifer bidg.. 9 to 4. SPOURITY SALES\I sreat Tcups. many hankn and Bigbest Dubic: o rilll nflnnlnx this issue: country sections set- ;I bankers for given sllotments; chance of a lifetime for bjg producers. Mr. Durant, 818 G at. n.w. 180 ing $40.00 weekly. See Mr.|4 15% | S5 ACATS To sixth grade by e Competent T ceRlen references. Call Col.” 8481. St s T Mary- nd District of Columbls: whole 1o collecting or delivering. Ad-| GLOVE GPERATOR or tepalr worker loves. _Address E. Ce. bl CAPABLE GENTLEWOMAN desires }osiliun 36 companion; would_travel: refereaces. Ad 7. E. HOBSO> dress Box 18Z-E. Star o » hanger. Best work. . 72515 6th CLERICAL or gencral ofice work, by !oun‘ St Bw. Phone M. G108, atter 6 pm 25 woman of hree years' experience. | CALL ME—BEDROOM PAPERED. $50 AND e o a5 9ad st n J._ EGDOL. 445 N. Y. ave. N.6480.J. up: diaing roms and pariore. €11 and up. | TAILORL 140 PROFI" for sale; will 2 ot beer and rooms; r-beer and rooms: r-beer aud rooms: ren and fountain; rent. I and fountain: $650—Confeet. $1,100—Confect.: § . bath and " subyrban rent; big sacrifice; $550_Grocery and & rooms; Tent, $40. town: good corper: mauke offer; rent. $35. good #xe nspect = once. i_Restaurant: good stand; rent, §75 —Rarber shop: 2 chairs: 3 Tooms; reut, 4, wonderful bargain. .00 mm.r location; 1000V ulrnninn( business: 0 —Roomiagx heuse; O room M —Rooming house 00— Eooming house M—Rooming house: 16 rooms xood come: must be eold this week; make offdt wonderful opportunits. R. M. CURTIS, F. 6586-], Columbian Bidg.. 416 5th 61 N . PAY 10% to some one that will dis- 0 motes tiat are secured by condi tional Dill of sale and insurance: motes pas- od are drawiog 8%. Addreas office. NG cleaning business for sale, terme. 1327 Bth st nw. N. 6220 14 teacher: INTERIOR, EXTERION PAINTING ND DECORATING. o KQONTZ & HUBER. .,,,m m—u;tm?m‘mm--um PIANO TUNING. RESSMAKING—Chiiaren 8_clothes and Bar dreeacs & specialty. Phone Adam 1604 Caivert. ROARDING and_rooming house that pa. 50 boa best location; owner ohll‘ed') lesve city to attend other interests. ~Pri reasonable._Address Rox 286-D, Star off A FIRST-CLASS, established drug busines Sale at a bal price eal opportunity for e eas. A Sirecs Hox 21TE. Hrar ofiee, 10v MEN_AND WOMBN—Opesints for two Indiss | yjss BERT_Street, afterncon ai GOL_ 470 GEORGE M. WALKER, FOR. |NTORE \\p SHOP for renti—us8 N. Y snd' two gegtlemen with selling cxperlence to owms o speclaliy “Remodeling. le 5 "Col. | oris head tuner and player repairer for n.."l w occupied by lithographer. —Oppor ‘Jfl llvum: u"fl'-‘g .-:e:fl-‘l of l -L lnflu-- 1764 _Kilbgurae pi. ».w. Foster and Kaabe €o. 710 Morton st W mnuy 3 et ,.,2.1 -;n.. in 'oE‘d ..mg.ln Buil i i B H il B Posmow desired as stemographer_or typist: 3. BCHAEFFER. able for many businesses. Reasonable rent 'A‘;‘,“:' '1 “,:,.,"' T T - sare ‘caperieace.” Addresa Bor B6E.| puso toalag, plaverigaoe and ol mikes Lesse. o BAUL COMPAXY. HEN 2N WOUEN quiekly oarm ol s"'l;fl;j‘l TR I N of b E'",.""', phe resaired. 20 years’ experieace 5503, 934 N. Y. ave. nw ase: ‘eoeivs pay “rhile 1caratag: meed 2ot | SC eIl extablished wholesale and 1v Iatarters with present employmen a_week. Free claw lcctures o Thursday, § p.m. William F. Mattesen, Colorado bidg. Some mak- | cel wave; aj mnnmenu ‘made for hom>;fld pr\os nmul cleaned. polished by n.m residences. Franklin 24! 15 | expert for $1.50 on orders thix week FEMALE DOMESTIO, - CTBANERS, laundrenses, $2.50 day; cooks. 4D | or_ou! to $80 month. Fuller's Exchange, 1221 At 15 & COOK for small family: wages. £50 & monts Apply Mrs. Raum, ‘o . w. Mr. office, Afth floor, Goldenberg's, ‘T and E 3. A ie® * Box 161.E. Star office. SBORBTARY. woeal ot bt pflm.—n—.r"‘m cated | LONG, 618 T30 st ww PS03k, Address Bo . Btar offce. W\o—m-m weving, all Winds, at Tome Ilon '::L::":I'"“' - esperienced LES, $1.00. NOGRAPHER—Experience ..'5.‘.‘ preferably with "private m‘,,. ngz mns Bl:nl ., 417 11tk dress Box 176-E. Star office. RELLA RECOVERING. STENOGRAPHIO work or typiig to be aau 3 at bome: will call for and return. Address unvut'r!rn hsC REPAIRENS OF UM AND PARA BRELLA'S S0LS, OOOK. rellable woman; §ood wages. uu smvoswflllfi nd typist, expert. Adflrm 411 11th N W. PHONE FR. 1816 W, Park road n.w. Box 295-B. Btar of uu\mux, HOUSEWOHRK—9:30 o 6:30 a.n,, Bunday work: 35 mesth; reforences re; Gnired. loafers need not appls. 1720 M st # GENBRAL gouuwokln, to go to the . _Telephon h 8890 or call 2859 A% plase Tmetween ¢ ana © Thursdap evenin, GIRL, relisble, for general Nousework; stay nights. 1518 Columbia_road. of MI IIC ching pawsung fle‘l ncols 1 i :lnu—a-c ity ...q.;‘ ) NUREH ‘-—un— ‘n‘nmn;. duclm gour the best quality reference. Phone Franklin 1275-J. oag roe; v call experienced, with R Eooraony. *Surew I e .,., T " 150 wmmmm GIRL for gemeral housework. 1633 Nmn nw. ored, for geners] Bowsework. 421 SR caen . 150 GIRL—Genersl housework; 136 month; Mt. ?luunl csr, l. l'lt l& n' EOLICTTOR” AR BALESMAN_4n_attractiv - | proposal for the man or men who can qualit of ance oed " abrs be investigated. Appl Ansocigtion, 508 Albee assist credit man on special |be cases; permanent position. Ad- dress Box 250-E, Star office. % | STENOGRAPHER—Experienced; good salary. National Persounel Service Bureau, 305 Bond bldg.. 14th and N. Y. ave. TYPIST—Must be experienced touch ope salary, $110 per month. Natlonal rmmul Servics Buresu, 36 Bond bdg., 14th gud _ ave. |SPECIAL COLLECTOR' o | S Pl 1 T GIRL, nset, aer pemersl b ‘Bousework; nnnnca urll. for nur-l housework; refereace re- quired. 1502 18th st. B.W. 50 erence. 11 BODSEREDPEE, reference. and_who can furnish th e kias la Tamily oF Lo adults per month. _Residence, B0pYC Fiareas Box 254.F, Star oftce.” | & HOUBDKBEPER—Widower with 13-year-old boy, wasts elderly woman to keep house: Ger: king lady preferred. J. R., 515 1 Il atter B o'clock afterncons. __15° MDY. middie aged. housekeeper; for m: 'y Chase; ‘prose (sbiae 8 Cleve: T novuni:rsn-—o-.e—eimu"fiy‘.mmnea of nlenlicens sala WANTED—A rolicitor scquainted with trade and equi) with suto vrelen« gh-grade. we advertised food Ere st. n.w. erate wages. mod- Box 208-E. Star office. * rienced, luna-y = d Tues: . A P R e nces’ Qlevetan 5. WORKING FOREMAYN fo fake chage ol Te- ir department. WIitt-Will Co., Ise. See r. Coale, 52 N st. b. YOUNG MAN for foustaln, frults, clgars. §ie,;, experienced ouly. Seais' Market, 'x'n'fi You\m llA\l to drive Ford or Dodge delivery trock; must have Mariand Lesnpe. National Personnel o ang NCF ve. T TR R YOUNG MEN i with npe‘rluto in veal es- YOUNG MEN wanted, with de- -2 *|partment store experience, as o |floor managers; good salaries and permanent positions. Apply Superintendent, Palais Royal, G and 11th sts. AUTO WASHER, must be experienced references. 2424'18th st. n.w. ulmlb—l‘ur bread asd cakes; after 5. a croam maker. frst-cla - m- Box“l‘fl—l Btar office. ™1 M rienced; fi””' . t.'s E’r et and N, ¥ . BOOKKEEPER. must be eom- t; references positivel Star office. FEMALE. B e ASSINTANT to the auditor; m—-n post. tion; experienced: _referent tel Lfayotte, 16th and Bye sis. 5. w 2P BOOKKEEPER and cashier, thorsus! BTt Tarre "nerial S oty e | 2oz own'handwriting to Box S13-E. Star ofice. DRESSMAKER AND MILLINER—Good 48 Pa. “.'1-.3" for right party. Apply at 31 Experenty P Seveal vaciacic fo in suits, dresses, Mli to 3 mv\nnzss—lxunmk b chine end fren. 216 10tk cars. , $40; ehsmbermalds, nurses uam":;m- , 807 Vermont sve. I L B sekan protersed. | GTH fonal | #mal & . Buresu, 305 Bead bidy., | Telephone ‘Ciévetans 1780, Tee 5 el housework; oy ey at e st s 'WANTED—SITUATIONS MALR. p-rméu, Teliable, Address ~ mii,’is..., . nd iee cream; s & . | BLKII b-ud AI 3 reference AL m‘h&l. Bta ll’. ‘alley, lm OQHAUFFEUR—Englishman a8 m-::‘m-lc. ’;xni:o L e SRR b B CHAUFTFEUR, 10 -—hfi desirey position; privats o truck. l-flth P . electrie ma- T parior refersnces. st st aw I o ?-‘-:h-':‘-"‘m Bt or rite B mherie ool | pent ""novlmnuncm ™ m’a‘.‘."n""‘"‘""“"" Bt preferred. "’""m-nlg.“. Deal Furall Co., 801 FEUR, vmu sl experienced: privata famc refere og sbop. T Mflml Box 25T E, Star olce: 14! u.l- 6162. Riley, Auctioneer. 431 11th at. YOUNG “LADY ith iufl 2 of tpieg: | WOULD o to_vurchase direct from - or v nome lesira Falls Churen lu nnlt:-m Phone Frankiin 28, "o —FEMATE n'mnwflu T APITHERT. & e or oot e | M. dartn, Mo Saod i6° - 1802 12th 5 3. [ND CURIOS—Orlental cui _". ,, s —cali | Brass. sl Clevizng s {8 WHEN YOU HATE seq_clothing cxi o Al oy’ he Bichest price; "‘"p"." Dot mw. Stata BioR. o R day's work, 1310 8 st. n.w. bouse . cuufln&uw or waitress, uv-flzu-d ted 1 il whols Phone L. ety caly r-:'{u:‘rflu = COLORED umb ‘wishes plal coek e foll or chiambermald. ‘:u rr::m:. % Dlflkilll‘ ‘n reply: Adiress Box Do, mu.r antigues. We pay -m Oregon_ave. n.w. COLDRRD GTRL—General Bousework: —sta ‘for_ hotsehod effects Cam olgnts willing to go out of ecity. 2127 & =&&ln 637 La. ave. u-l-'mu" or -lll lots, for cash; bfln‘ | Peariman’s Book 8bop, flfll ; lll.l.' lin 5418, Send for Louis Notes, 814 E St. N.W. any kind of work h!v" &t 1012 12t et COOK or chambermald . colored '-ll 349 V st. n.w. 349 Vst ow _ ____________° COOK—Firstclass, with references; private tiair: sy nishin, 464 ost by, Secattion 45 ot qoste 40 m. -\fifi obtaln best results. Phaoe memu- elored woman wants place. AL ress. Box 8005, Star offce. 15+ mmm St et sawork, da’s work o Ia madile, clty or ighest mul-'.h:m- 76% Greibam 1857 | prices. tor o ‘;‘m colored, vn-u umu- “"" a3 nurse. fuflzmu st. n.w. "‘ aatal or ph .,“' "“ eall. W. RICE, 1383 QIR colored, desires Dositicn 4% wurse, 10| GWLL GIVE you cash | at nw. alkiog’ machines. "antidue furs “Riratvore, oid sllvees mfim_T'h—fifln—fi and waitress. 1341 T st. n.w. Phone Nerth A A 1328 G st. III 178. 10482, 1 lwe lnx household farniture and office fix- “SACHS] FURNITURE Co, 'flllfl'fl I.%d‘m ln B oot :" GTEY 77 @75 work of moralag werk. _Cail et Tr2r 12 ot mom: 15° IRL, reliable, colored, work by day or yesk. 1141 ist st_n.w. 935 H n.w. 16% young. X A RR——. I b s nl Children's worn. clothes, aheps. HOUSEWORK. young sidl; aleo woman wishes laundry to take 2810 Georpa ave. n.w." | gBE T “GEAIL PEESS. 712 G - mw selling your books. Drop m LA] keeper for widower's or bac] 's hom¢ f- | card, private. 17* E‘E‘:"" iren sad required. Address Doz 2161 | WANTED o bey oA TaraToame 5sd Toathar | o I“. CXUNDRESE, rotelams, waat WEA"TB old_reliable Srm? 2 H )ux.n, 1002 Fairmont st. Ph. Col. 851-W. Sth_st. n. LATADESN fro G oy i | HIGHEST CASH PRICES MAID, T sparument. Oull 1620 Florida ave. e e o Sty '.';'-'e'fi.':'x".' ul- I'! Franklin_6188. T m\ S rea e i “th“:t..'l-., i v e bring fl'l7 luy as whole nr' od‘:lrpi . es. )lll‘: NORNING WORK by nest ; sirl; good ,vnm“ o ol binds for 3 eiireom — l“ e asted immediataly, 0s 3 whole or odd pleces. m u e—vn % w'lu. PAY bighest 'm Tor Tadies anq ;Agmmwmu L ‘.’fl:‘#fl‘m.«.".fi‘.'.."umm > iture wani S e R R T L WARHING to Mx.n.‘"hnn-u-w-mm. %-z-‘.-uu-adulm atters business, covering lurge ferritors for welling. hiave other busivess tar office. n manuger of established real Wien' suswering give phone call 206-E, Btar office. Marshall Business Broker! We want business places of sll kinds at right prices. ” ly the dem: elusive listi y. Inspect Tollowing specis Auto acceasories; no better location in <its; large stack long lesse: owner ot of tons muat sel n,mun- ve this i & Brs e P 15 000, class . Price, $18,000. A gt Mflun theater; 500 seats. Price. lmmmn and light Mnch, in heart of business pection, close to dept. stores. Price 000. lunll;: 300, reoming bouse. downtown: 17, room 'rl 8 Addres DRI vk e | sellin coning house, 17 rooms: newly papered g peinted: large Income; " will sacrifice i sold this weel REAL ESTATE. 8.room brick, in spiendid condit! ;?"d nw.; 'M"h‘ 7.000. Pm.“ ate. posssssion. Marshall Business Brokers, | 920 NEW YORK AVE. well o SALE—Light grocery, confoctionery. o 3 d cigars: sickness accounts for ecli- e, m 826 6th st. s.w. 140 EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY for fuvest- ment v going local company having ex Tished manufacturing plant in southern Wash- gton; head offices in Washington. A grow- R siness requires more capital and can offer employment to energetic man with an invest- ment that presents an exeeptionally big future. Vasil Steam Bystems Co. Wash. Loss snd Trnll bl ‘OUR _FLORIDA sugar cane land will vearly, net you its cost, present sugar price as basisf keep your present job: limited acteage for said. | Sterences. Black 702 H 140 GENERAL MERCHANDIEE: on state road Marslin rict line; Do opposition; gold mine for hustler, with some tal: Opportunities are unlimited for sny Ting o additional business; farm attached, if desired; must be sacrificed in next 30 days; terms: consider trade. ER GROCERY, CONFECTIONERY, atc.: CDI'I car lipe: rent, $20; paying well; ‘h. vy at N. E. RYON CO., INC,, Successors to New York Reaity Brokers. in 4597. F st o1 ell located rty, at e dl;:m‘:u. Gl Yt Sl hl'o‘-‘n s and 5:80 or 1 sale; 8-year lau, fl;‘h“m‘:'. ":K.ln. lf'!lll "good reason for selling; will aell vei B e Address Box 89-D. Biar offce. {! 'lflbh Ma- TS Sty Wi ek op s et % ':'-:"n'mmu grerbazied and” in” grst ton M. Mipnix. district BOATS AND ACCESsORIES. CABIN LAUNCHE, 30-ft.; heary duty marine motor: fully equipped will demonstrate. 1411 R ar. nw. Phone North 115. 'A\Ob—‘li—" bullt for lpfld fine mdll(nn nu Mt. Pleasant st._Col. 16% Prie, $3%0. Call Line. 200R-W. 159 FURNITURE. WAHOGANY bedroom suite: whole or sepa- rate. Phoe N. 2108, Apt. 729. -t “: Girard st. 2w,