Evening Star Newspaper, September 12, 1921, Page 20

BY ANNE RITTENHOUSE. buyers with whom the problem was often, and mnot only by American reducible ultimately to a matter of dollars and cents. Of course, one needs must know what is meant by success. If yon judged the success of a French fashion in America by the actual number of hats or frocks of ‘he type worn in the lind of the brave and the free, then by all means siccess was assurcd. Those matador and foreador hats, those hats with beaded fringe dropping over the eyes, hats with black lace veils off at the sid- or back, and. above all. hats with imitation Spanish combs stuck some- where into the trimming—they are just the thing to capture the quan- tity vote of America. And doubtless that is success. The Suecess of Distinct But surely there is another element of success. At least from the point of view of one sort of importer, just hat sort of svecess is rather damning to a new mode that might otherwise seem to possess especial attractions or Ameri~in_womer Perhaps if the wave of Spanish millinery had swept landward two months earlier it might have met with a different sort of success. Fortunately or unfortunate- y. it came s0 that by the time most women were concerned with the seri- ous business of buying sutumn hats these things were an old story. Art in Seleet! There are women who can afford to disre~ard ‘he taste of the muviii- tude. _If what they. have set their heirts on happens to be the mode | that is exploited by ready-made dress | manufacturers and manufacturers of tcheap hats, what of that? It is something of an art to be able to select what will remain dis- tinctive. . The very fact that a cer- tain mode appeals to you usually { means that it has characteristics that will make it appeal to some thousand other women. Still some women be- come rather expert in selecting what is attractive but yet can never be- come too attractive to the many. Wit- ness the little gray hat in the sketch, made by a French milliner and worn bv 3 ‘Smar American It is of gray felt, with not a stitch of other ma- terial for rimming. 3 For some reason there always seems , to be more concern in Paris as to whether a certain fashion will suc- €eed in America than as to its prob- able success in England. Perhaps this is because English taste is more § THIS LITTLE FRENCH HAT. CHOSE: BY AN AMERICAN WOMAN, IS OF GRAY FELT. easily prejudg There are certain things that English wom-n will almost always do to a French fashion before they are willing to aceept it: there are certain sorts of gowns and Fats that ar. FIVS §' T to meet with English approval. With American taste there is more of a gamble. !d America take the hats iration? was asked quit Lfficient =louse, Are You a Good Judes of Textiles? The good housekeeper becomes an ute judge of textiles. For her business of managing the home em- braces the purchasing of clothing, draperies, bedding, table linen and other textiles necess ry to furnish- ings or wardrobe. Surely she must not, through ignorance. bu poor grades of cotton, linen, wool and silk —perhaps paying as much for them as for higher grades. During this month and part of next 1 shall publish one article a week on textiles. Today I will deal with cot- tons. : How is the housekeeper to know Kood grade of cotton? There are se eral tests. A cheap grade of cotton is frequently made to appear heavier by the addition of mixtures called “sizing.” Starches, dextrin, glue, ®ums, china clay and other ingredi- ents constitute this sizing, which adds a large percentage to the weight of a cheap. thin, loosely woven cot- ton. Adulterations of this kind give the cloth a good finish, filling up the spaces between the threads, but the wearing quality is very poor. One test to determine the quality of cot- tons of this sort is to train the thumb and finger to feel the harshness which sizing gives cotton. Another test is to.rumple a little of it and see if still another cotton test is to wash or thoroughly boil a sample in soda and water, then compare the dried and ironed sample with the bolt of un- laundered cloth. In giving these tests I do not mean to be misunders.ocd as saying that cheap grades of cotton should pever be purchased; there are many and excellent uses for the cheaper grades of cotton—only ‘the housekeeper should know enough about cottons to avoid the mistake of paying a high price for a grade that is not really worth the ‘money. Upon the house- wife’s shoulders rests the burden of running_the home at the least ex- pense. She cannot do this unless she becomes a judge of the supplies she must purchase. How to Know a Good Grade of Mercerized Cotton.—If you want a good quality of mercerized cotton— and by a good quality I meam one whose gloss will not disappear after hard wear or laundering—expect to pay a fairly good price for it. The cost to the manufacturer of produc- ing a high grade of mercerized cot- ton is about three times that of pro- ducing unmercerized cotton; conse- quently if a piece is offered at a very low figure it is well to test it for true mercerization before you buy it. Ask for a sample and take it home and launder it. chalky-white specks of sizing come off.on the fingers. (Ask for a sample of the goods, to do this) Still an- other test is to hold a sample up to If the gloss disappears you will know that it was reasonable because its mercerization was only an imitation. Real merceri- zation on cotton is produced by the the light and tear it quickly; if a small cloud of starch or sizing can be seen, the quality is poor. Again, touching a sample by the tongue will often result in a starchy taste. And action of a strong alkali on cotton fiber rinsed under tension; an imita- tion® of mercerization may be made by the action of very heavy and hot cylinders on ordinary cotton cloth. Personal Health Service By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D. g H Noted Physician and Author (Signed letters pertaining fo perSoual health and hyg'eme. mot to disease diagnosis or treatment. will be answered by Dr. Brady If a stamped. self-addressed envelope is inclosed. Letters should be brief and written in ink. Owing to the iarge number of letters received. only a few can be suswered here. No reply can be made to queries not conforming to instruetions. Address Dr. W.iliam Brady, in care of The Star.) Smoke and the Lunger. Does smoking increase an individ- ual’'s susceptibility to tuberculosis? May one with incipient (early) or moderately advanced (second stage) tuberculosis of the lungs smoke with- out impairing his prospect of recov- yor conversing with a visitor, may | suiciently stimulate the circulation as to throw into the circulation enough tuberculin to bring on rise jof temperature, just as smoke may do. As Dr. Duncan admits, this effect does mot occur in every individual, for some patients may smoke with- out ill effect. But it is an individual question in every case. for the at- tending physician to decide—and that is true of about every other question cians with extensive exper ence in the treatment of tuberculosis seem to hold different views. Dr. H. A. Dunean of El Paso, Tex., quo.es lin the successful treatment of tuber- the views of several authoritics. to culosis. this efteet: "It is better for every| QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. patient to stop, for a time. all to- bacco if he possibly can"—(Lawrason | Not in Real Life. Brown. M. D.. in “Rules for Recovery | Is coryza (catarrh) known to cause From Tuberculosis,” Philadelphia, yjcer of the stomach and consum: £ £ X p- > vl . This ok Kaag g Kovllgqr) his Hittle b | tion of the throat? (A. F. F.) should inter every vietim or ; hreatened victim _of tuberculosis.| Answer—Coryza is acute inflamma- ‘moking has no effect on the tuber-itjon of the lining of the nose, accom- | panied with more or less feverishness culosis process in the lungs.”—(Fish- berz. ‘ulmonary _ Tuberculosis,” Philadelphia, Lea & Febiger). “To- and general discomfort for a few bacco does the patient no good and days, and then it is all gome. It m. therefore should not be |never causes ulcer of the stomach - (Potienger. “Tuberculosis,, or tuberculosis of the throat. There o Combat IL”") “The use|is no such state or disease as “ca- o cannot have any but harm- | tarrh.” on the patient.”—(Wittich Informa £ the Tuberculous, I have been informed that the best St. Louis, C. V. Mosby Co.) ronic | way to have tonsils removed is by inflammatory conditions do not favor ihaving them burned out with eleg. acter -(A. V. Krause, !iricity. What do you think of it? eview of Tubercu- | (J. H. B.) it study of | snswer—The best way to have ton- Dr. concluded that lgils removed is by surgical excision. smoking 'does not predispone 1o #ii- e ECIICISUL T DY SNERICSL CXcInTon berculosis, and from similar studies Dr. Duboff found tuberculosis throat complications no more frequent among smokers than among non- smokers. Without _discriminating un. fairly 1 may add that I should place greater weight upon the opinions of | such authorities as Brown and Pot-! tenger in a matter of this kind. Dr. Duncan mentions one which the smoking of a cigarette in- | variably brought on a mild fever— 2nd this fact was first_observed by ! the intelligent patient himself. Dr.| Dunean accomnts for thig Inian fuzer: | ] Tonnilx. case in esting way. He reminds us first that the immediate effect of a smoke, in habitual smokers, is to increase the Dblood pressure and the pulse rate, as a result of which, of course, the gen- eral circulation is stimulated or be- | comes more active. This increased movement of blood is shared by the | | blood in the chest or lungs, and there- | fore a greater dose of tuberculin or is thrown into BRA This trade mark means a mattvess honestly built inside and out The elastic long fibre filling of a Conscience Brand M attress is customed to, and fever develops. G Duncan compares the effect of 2/l smoke to the effect of exercise in lung | | tuberculosis, and this is the instruc- { (#§ tive noint of his contribution, which ' [{J 1 hope I am making clear to the reader. The great principle upon which hinges recovery or arrest, in the, sreatment of lung tuberculosis, is the judicious use of those two most pow- erful remedles, rest and exercise. That is why I have always argued so persistently on the first essential for recover: namely, the constant supervision and attendance of a phy- sician. A minute dose of exercise, such as sitting up in bed. or getting out into a_chair or walking across the room, TOpy mat. “Conscience Brand” is i ! 1 keep the skin in ‘ect condition. HOME ECONOMICS. * I BY MRS. Every woman would llke to be graceful and many whose features are not lovely give the effect of beauty because they are graceful. There are two main causes of graci the first, a healthy body with well co-ordinated muscles; the second. a lack of self-consciousness. The fo mer really is necessary to produce the latter, but many apparently healthy people are not graceful be- cause their_development is not well balanced. Some are graceful only in performing that one action with which they are most familiar. Thus a beautiful horsewoman or a swim- mer is not unlikely to be an awk- ward walker. But the all-around athlete or the woman who. from childhood has had free use of muscles and has kept her h inevitably graceful. ‘Too heavy work of any sort. in the house or out of it, which overdevel- opes any set of muscles, leaving others undeveloped, makes for awk- wardness. Drudgery, where the mind centers on the dreariness of the work rather than on the goal to be attained by it, or where the work is done under the direction of another person’s will, also causes awkward- ness. But idleness, self-indulgence and sloth are the worst enemies of grace. Play and dancing are nature's greatest specifics for grace. In play. self-consciousness is lost in the joy of the activity: in dancing, in the influence of the music. The woman who works wisely with a will and plays and dances when she can will always be more graceful than the luxurious idler. (Copyright, 1921.) Variety With Cabbage. The cheapness of cabbage compared with many other vegetables is some- thing that recommends it to many but likewise this very cheapness seems to have made some housewives devote little attention to cabbage. They seem to think that just because it is inexpensive :t lacks possibilities of flavor and that it isn’t quite worth much attention. One advantage of cabbage is that it keeps fresh for some time. Thus, if you must order on Friday for vegetables to eat Monday or Tuesday you hesitate wisely in buying corn or beans. as they dry anddeteriorate, But a fresh cabbage kept in a cool place will remain fresh for many days. Don't make the mistake of cooking cabbage tco long. The water should be boiling actively when the cabbage is put in the kettle and it should con- tinue to boil rapidly with the cover off the kettle for half an hou until tender. It should then, be re- moved at once and never allbwed to lie in the water in which it has been boiled. It is a great mistake to think that cooking cabbage a long time will make it more digestible As a matter of fact. it is long-cooked cabbage that has brought cabbage its bid reput: tion. When cooked quickly in ac- tively boiling water it seldom causes any difficulty, and is really whole- some. It should be left uncoverea while boiling. AIREDALE—Female; 7 months 0ld; answers 3 from camp on Ce- dar Island, Glen Echo, Liberal re- ard for, return. Mr. . _Main 3973, BAG—Gray leather dancing pavilion Baf. night. ward. BELGIAN WOLF HOUND, B-ldl(.. tan color, biack back; reward. Call don 1233, s BOND—On_or about July 6. 1921, temporary | bond No. 87318, $1,000, French Republic 1‘1%< 1 1941. Reward for return. Address Box 384.H, BOSTON BULL—Female, Saturday, Sept. 1 Star office, |Dllrk and white face. No. 48i4. Stewart Clare: 14 Clarke, Brighton Hotel. Reward. BROOCH—Topaz; gold rim, set with pearls: Bept Bth_ liewabd: Columbla 838, Apt. 205+ BUCKLE AND LOCKET, gold: m on hack side. Reward i C. A FISHER, Ell COAT to sait, Casino. Chesapeske Beach, Sai urday. Reward. Address Box 128K, Btar of- flee. with mono- delivered to FRENCH POODLE—Saturday night market. Return 415 Warner st. n.w. reward. X5 FUR PIECE. cape shaped, beaver: on road bet. Ridgeville and Rockville: reward. 9 Denwood ave., Takoma Park. Md. Col, 22103 0 st Liberai 18° GRAY COAT. between Washimgton and Ale: Tel. Col. $220. Rewurd, . EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. FEMALE DOMESTIC—Continued. PERSONAL Continmea orlls asated st the office hool, 1345 Pa. ave. will_entitle you to a free demonstzation (da: & Svmming) Narl o)y o0 et mowiety e egrap learn by our new copy: Tncthod of Lustruction, Orer 7,000 staduate nave taken training through our resident and corre. spondence courses, ' Big opportunities in_the wireless fleld for’ any ambitious young mai incliding expenses, average rt and advance is repid to higher positions as radlo engineers, researchers, etc. up to $10,000 a year. Make your spare time count this winter. Investigate our wireless conrse now. Easy terms. Bring this ad. and strate. National Radio School, 1345 Pa. Av Phone_Main 1 6. MEN WANTED. Men of neat aj per side positions sel Gored. Ao have guod pomrions 5 own. quired. Also have positions for men own- ing light automobllen: earnings, $30 per week and up. Apply between 8 and 10:8) a.m. and 4 1and 6 p.m. W. & H. Walker, Inc., 216 Stewart bidg.. Washington. PRACTICAL FARMER (white or colored) to {run faim: wages or o shares; man and Wit or man wione Call at 2464 6th at. n.w. 13 PRESSER — With experience. on Prosperity machine; apply at once. 241 Mass. ave. T.e. white, with gray spots. straved from ospital, 2130 P st. n.w.. August 22. from _automobile, 1921; auswers to -“Tootle Liberal reward DY'S_ CAPE, e 41 R st. n.w. Phone No-tl if returned to 901 Fia. ave. n.w. Phone X night. Reward. ,E 4083, 2154, Sunda, Judd & 120 MARE, gray, and one hay horse. Hodges, Takoma Rark. D. C. MESH BAG, green gold, in ladies AMetropolitan ater. turn M Metropolitan. Liberal rewa, ONB MASONIO APRON and glo} hound car Tacoma Sept. 11 roturned fo 2820 Sheridan rd. s.e. 4200, M. M. Taylor. OLICE_DOG. female: 5-month-old: Teather collar.” Chexy Chase: Raturday ol Plione Cleve, 1909, Reward. i RING—Pearl, Thurwday in rest room of Met politan Theater. Reward. Call ‘Peters. North 0675, ; 1 e SMALL MINK FUR, Detween Washington Ho- tel and Bellevue Restaurant. Please return 7301 Georgia ave. Phone Col. B34 B T OnMowument grounds, Sept. tr of gold rimmed in case. Reward if Trrned fo 1414 C st nee. - STRAYED from the Goodncre farm. Sliver i .. Tersey he'ters reward for inform “lon to recovery. Geo. Goodacre. 1 LLA— © in_lower grandstand o Tk, oa B i pakcliie, handle, Phone Ma'n 836, leather straps. Apt. 305 YATCH—On Baturday _afternoon, e o cny ta WaldGFT, 12 size’ Lechin fon sliver watch, Swiss movement. if returned to Room 14, Warder bldg. —WATCH, lady's; Elgin: on Lincoln R I P T o heward at 1106 oln Park. 1 Salesman and Men Seeking Permanent Income. Permanency fs a thing deaired by every tone, but realized by few. Salesmen with us, |WIH| q&r] sale made, are bunilding an income that “will" be permanent and sutomatic for years to come. Would you be willing to spend a year in building np an annual in- come of $6,000 to $10,000—earning money from the very start? We cannot consider men under 25 years of age, and our investi- tion will prove whether we can acrept men fo thelr character and ability. Applicants will be treated coufidentially andy given ful consideration. If you wish to know how you can build the income we ak of, write for creonal iuterview to Box ;K—' . Star office. BALESMEN. by mewly appointed Ford dealer. Avply 1425 Teving at.”n.w.. between 7 and 10 SECURITY BALESMEN—Greatest line-np ever taged; many banks. higliest public men boost i ers on country allotmen i Do ‘ombination of ~transportation service, wolid | investment, land increases, ete., rank this the big producers’ one great opportunity. Mr. t. 613 G st. n.w. 7 140 —Apply in person Swift & businens experfence not necessary.” Address Box $53-E. Star office. TENOR SOLOIST for cholr work. Address Box 27-K, Star office. 14* YOUNG MAN—Knuner in bank; reply in own handwriting, stating age, salary expected and references. Address Tiox 170-H, Star office. SUPLCVMENY AGENCIES. CHACFFEURS (2); white: oné for out of { city; must hLave good references. Leld's Arener, 2112 14th_st. FEMALE. WRIST _WATCH—Woman's, _gold; —octagon ahape; in fith-floor lavatory. Woodward & Loth- rop's. Reward if returned to superintendent, Woodward & Lothrop. = Seadugeec = WANTED—HELP SALESMEN. MEN—We can use more men: selling ex- perience not necewsary: we prefer to train our men: this = not stocks, bonds or insur- ance. Tumo Products Co.. 204 l‘an(im'?lll Trust bldg. 12¢ BOOKKEEPER—With stenographlc experlenc ive age, experience and references. Address, in_own liandwriting, Box 227-H, Star office. DEMONSTRATOR — Intellectual, pleasant, arnest; handl'ng sehool gulde: salary, $1.500 per year; commission also. Address Box 28-E, Star office. GIRLS, experienced on power sewing machines. to work on- dresses and skirts; good pay. 210 1 %t 0w GIRLS, colored, ten. to work In factory. Apply Washington Paper Rosslyn, ¥ per box tock Co., AND MANAGERS wanted for states, counties and foreign countries. to handle oods’ that mells itself. Address Box 130-H. tar office. 1 SALESMI HOMEMAT z articies for eift shop wante ticles, etc. Apply Mrs. Griffith, Room 210." 70 10 1. 2 t6 5:30, 1 SALESMEN—House-to-house: excellent propo- sition: huif-million dollar concern. Mr. New- worth, New Ebbitt Hotel, 4:30 till 8, Mou- iTpasgay St P SALESMEN—Write for list of lines and full rticulars: earn from $2.500 to $10.000 yearly big demand for men, Inexyerienced or expel enced: city or traveling. National Salesmen’s Training Dept. 350, Chicago. HUTRLS NEED THAINED WOMEN_—Nation- wide demnand for traiued women: il depart. spartment * houses: un- ing, quick advanceme: ur methods indorsed by lsading hotels every. where. Call for particlars. Lewis Eotel Training Scisool. 1824 New York ave MIOUNEREEPER for fam Box 113-K, Star office. SALEAMEN. Ford—We need two experlenced saleamen “with references at once: zoellent territy mediate dellverio: Commisalon: act quick. Remschel Motor Co., Alexandria.’ Va. CADIES—Any one can earn a good salary who will study telephone switchboard operating. We can teach you in 15 lessons. Easy work and big demand for competent operators. Milton School, 14th and N. Y. ave. SECCRITY SALESMAN_We want to get in touch with a few live-wire, red-blonded sales- men: men who are looking for a proposition of merit that interesta the investor to the point of buying: if yon are such & one and have faith in your ability to well an A-1 se- curity we can offer you a connection that wi prove highly profitable: you can cash this stoek: men now working making big money. Address Box 105-H, Star office. In- terview will be arranged. Give phone number and addrexs. 120 THOROUGHLY _experienced man for Maryland to sell drug and genera storen on salery and expenses. ‘Our ear. rience, If married and refer- application. ~ Address Box 111 Star_office. Hashed Cabbage. Hashed cabbage is made by took- Ing the cabbage quickly as described. dralning and_chopping in the chop- ping bowl. Put in a double boiler. add salt, pepper and other desired seasoning to taste and quickly reheat. Baked Cabbage. Cabbage cooked as described and then laid in a baking dish with a cream sauce poured over it and cov- ered with bread crumbs and topped with grated cheese makes an excei- lent dish._ Many persons think that it tastes fnore like caulifiover tha: the usual dish of sodden cooked cab- bage. Stewed Red Cabbage a la Flaman Boil a red cabbage. Stuff it with a force-meat of mutton, veal, or sausage-meat; cover with stock and stew it for‘three or four hours until perfectly tender. It must simmer very gently. Dish the cabbage on a round dish; set the sauce again on the fire and boil it down brickly for a few minutes, then stir in a little corn- starch blended with cold water; boil three minutes, stirring constantly: strain, and pour over the cabbage. Stewed Cabbage and Celery. Cut into shreds equal quantities of cabbage and cclery. Lay for a few minutes in cold water, then drain and put into salted boiling water. Boil gently for twenty or thirty minutes, according to the season. Meanwhile prepare a rich cream sauce. Drain the cabbage and celery as dry as possible, and stir into the cream sauce. Let it stew very gently for ten minutes. and serve. And How To Attain It Every one knows the added charm a clear, smooth skin—a complexion th the tint of youthfulness. Just ow to successfully clear the skin of nsightly blemishes has been the eatest desire of women for ages. Black and White Beauty Bleach is ‘wind es and similar complexion blemishes—make the skin clear, soft thul. and White Soap will aid in_ removing skin and its regular use will ri or_department .tn‘r:“rul‘l:“m::k :nfi whlta“lr!tuury Bleach, b0c: Black and White Soap, 25c. Ask your druggist for a free copy of the new Black and White D oo and sadress to Black name and and~- White, Mem| ‘Tenn., and & hi for the big opportnnity next year. Call, “write of phane for our 1971 catalogue. La Salle Extension University, Dintrict Kranch. 905, 907, 909 Diat. Nat'l Bank Bldg. Franklin 5845. | ACTO TNDUSTRY NEEDS TRAINED MEN Prepare now” for mieadld openinss ln_ thi field. Course of lx. to elght weeks. throughout. . Actual repairing experlence on All “mnkes of ‘cars. Rates reasonable. Day and “evening. White only. American Motor School, Oth and O sts. n.w. Phone N. 10400. See ns today. BOOKKEEPER—Experienced double entry; excellent oppor- tunity ; references required. Ap- ply at once. The Washington News Co.. 313 6th st. n.w. ROY. experienced bundie~ wrapper. who does not go 10 school. _Apply 729 Oth xt. n w. BOY—Relmble, Takoma Park, 14-16 yea afraid of work. Hendrick Motor Co. Col. 10182. BOY, colored, with wheel, $10 week. 413 11th At mw.w. g BOY about seventeen in a firat-class printing office to_take phone messages and keep place clean. _Frank A. Kerr, 1361 Wisconsin ave. BOYS, 16 to 18 yea® of age, helpers on delivery wagons. Ap- ply Employment Manager, 8th ]fiuor, G st., Woodward & Loth- rop. FRUSHELMAN, colored, Apply timekeeper's of- fice, Shoreham Hotel, 815 Vermont ave.. 9 a.m. Sunday and Monday. eed RUTCHER wanted; experienced only need ap- |ply. 1548 New Jerser ave. n.w. 13 CARPENTERS Several. good: just starting trimming: several months’ work; open shop. Apply 1602 Montague st. n.w. i CHEF—Must be experienced; good hours pay. Sears’ Lunch, 1518 H'st. n.e. 14° Commercial Banking House of Baltimore Desires the services of 3 high-grade men in ‘Washington. Unquestionable reference. Ad- drean Box 254-H. Star office. 12¢ UNTERMAN—Eight hours, Lunch, 1513 H st. n.e. FARM HAND—Man with family to work on truck farm; $40 month, house, garden, etc. Address Box 175-H, Star office. 120 {FURNITURE FINISHER and ! repairman, 25 to 40 years of age. No other need apply. Apply Employment Manager, 8th floor, G-st., Woodward & Lothrop. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYES who wish to use after-office time to their financial advantage are invited to call at Room 230 Bond rE building, 14th and N. Y. ave.! Open until g p.m. 1410 G & LEARN MILLINERY, DRESSMAKING TAILORING. dress_distinctively. Day and evening sexstons. Ask for booklet. PROF. LIVINGSTON'S ACADEMY, 115 G Fr. 747 1 MARKER. experienced in_marking wholesale cleaning and_dyeing work: good salary y position. The Vogue Dry Cleaning Co., 14th and Spring road n. MILLINER. 1n country store seventy miles from Washington; g0od salary and bon: must be neat in’ appearacce. 200H, Star office. MILLINERY SALESLADIES. Must be_experienced; gool salary and com- mission. _ Mme. Rose, 1107 F st OFFICE ASSISTANT AND CASHIER—Must kave experience and reference permanent | position to right party. Roberts, 933 F st. n.w. | PERMANENT POSITIONS THAT PAY $17 PER WEEK FIRST FOUR WEEKS $1,100 FIRST YEAR. AVAILABLE TO SINGLE WOMEN BETWEEN THE AGES OF 18 AND 25. Good eyesight, hearing, hcalthi 1 i i | hours assigned are the essential | qualifications. NO PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE NEEDED. APPLY FIRST FLOOR, 722 12th ST. N\W. THE CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC TELEPHONECO. SALESLADIES—Millinery; experienced. - A. M. | Fishel, 7: n.w. e SALESLADIES, WITH EXPERJENCE IN COATS, SUITS, DRESSES: GOOD SALARIES { TO COMPETENT PARTI APPLY OR | WRITE. THE LOUVRE. 1115 F ST. SALESLADIES WANTED— The fastest selling proposition on the market for salesladies; $45 to $70 per week. See Mrs.| Laura Rodgers, Room 117, Mc- 1Gill Bldg., between g and 10:30 or 3:30 t0 5. STENOGRAPHER—Iusurance office; perma- nen! preferably one familiar with casualty insufance: state salary expected. Address Box 220-H. Star office. TAILORESS wanted at once. Leibel. TYPIST CLERK, $60 month and lunches: 8- hour day: alternate Sundays and holidays. Call after 6 p.m.. Cleveland 1378. 1215 G st. Paul FILIPINO COUPLE, cook, maid, 5 nurees, 3 waitresses, white and colored cooks, gemeral workers, _Isundresses, _cleaners: _references. Ladies’ E¥change, 807 Vermon FEMALE DOMESTIC, CHAMBERMAID AND ESS. Aj 1861 Wyoming ave. n.w. iy AR could CHAMBEKMAIDS, cook: undresses: Fuller, 1221 Z3th GIRL, young_colored, wishes job as chamber- maid.” Trma Ervin, 128 8 st. o.w. 12v HALF DAY'S WORK and bundle washes to take home, wanted by colored woman. Write or_eall 11 Hope ave. se. LACE CURTAIN stretching_a. specialty; them ready in sunshine weather. 203 n.w. LAUNDRY at home or the day. 3200 Sherman_a v » 13° LAUNDRY wanted to take home; large, suany yard. 1539 M st. n.w. 7 AT'ND! "R _to take home. q st n.wy Phone North 3 curtains wanted to do at home. a ave. n.w. LAUNDRY Ty the day wanted by éolored wom- an: can furnish reference. 2115 Sth st. n.w. LAUNDRESS (Brstclass) wanis day's woik. 1733 10th st. n.w. LAUNDRESS, Ly the day. 1921 M ot n.w. t. 1. LAUNDRESS, Grst-ciass: at home, people wbo will bring and call for thelr work. 2350 Champlain ave. 120 PLACE to_cook, stay nights, by colored wom- an. 1519 12th st. n.w. PLACE s cook or mald; stay nights; by neat colored girl. 1916 18°h st. n.w. a place over Liundred. See Eev. LORED WOMA 1329 M st (COOR and housework, 5o Taundry: three adults; city reference. Phone Columbin 6212. hd COOK in private family: reference; can stay nights. East Capitol Ln;?:».x .?\'Dn I;AUNDBEBE. COOK and first-floor girl, good ; best wages to the right party. Call Cleve. 41. Mrs. J. E. Cun- ningham, 3601 Lowell st. COOK for famlly of five, in Clievy Chase home nights. Apply American Red Crosx, 17th and D. Room 105, 4th annex 13¢ COOK and general housework; references re- N—General housework; re- n.w. Apply 1861 W PRIy b &0 Now TIs the Time to Have Your Furs Remodeled into the latest teason's styles; work dose on C] A Soud dremsers s °f this city that we have the Trorn clothing, shoes, “ic., ‘and good bosiscs s tell us to pay ‘the square value. und mo TopTake our profit. We are promps. M. 8 svstars o STAND, 619 D. SPECIAL PRICES. c- I::rslt-Class Dressmaking. “oat suits, aft dresses Zowns. LILY GANT, 4412 lulnfl‘-‘l':-'“”:l‘- Worth. P BEDBUGS, FLEAS, RATS. INSTANT RERU 3 le. G. BAPP, 320 Cohna;“l:‘l‘:‘ Main 583 07 RA .."E ¥ given by DR. CAROLYN 3 Bolnimeat plione North 617, Lo hogsh CHRONIC NERVOUS DISEABES INTELLL. gently treated: chiy . electrical, mas. Bpe Dr Guiiek 017 ioih g : fred; small family; good . A 1 Vren s, nowes AptCdon i AP COOK and a housemaid: competent, rellable and neat; references required. Apply 1025 8 at. n.w. GENERAL HOUBEWORKER, good cook. mo washing: nice room, good wages: references tequited. East irving Chevy © Teiephone Cleveland 1215, GIRL (clored) for genecal ereuces. Call atter 6 p.m. GIRL to asist with 16th st. o w. GIEL, rellable, colored, for general house- stuy nights; refereuces. 1475 Irving 13! WARHING to_take home, 1011 10th st._a.w. WONK of uny kind by young colored girl: preferably in private family. " 1613 Corcorai #t. n.w. Phone North 3273J. of nuy knd by rellable colored giri. hamnlain st. BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. . T BRICK WORK_AND HOLLOW TILE. W. T. BLFMAN Phone Adsms 351. 1107 Kenyon st. n.w. 16° FRANK NICHTEE—C try, brick. cemest: K arpen: ot seneral housework. 3435 | CAEAGES BUILT: ANY TYPE_BRICK, CE nterinz, gen. repair Free estimate . EARNEST CUCINELLI, 719 6th n.w. AND.N_3058-W_ 0 General Repair Work. Bpecialty. Dl? L n.w. CHAIR CANEING. BCH CWAIRS BEATED. in ali its branches. CLAY ABM- 'RONG, 1238 10th st. n.w. FRANKLIN 748s. T CUTLERY _SHARPENING. = KNIVES, SCISSOES, RAZORS AND ALL kinds of instruments sharpened. GTBSON, 017 G maw' Main 1085. FLOUK REFINISHING. YOUR OLD WO oD "‘S‘;‘g_ 1{]1\:»3_‘ NEW : laped, ncra) polixhied: all work guar- Dtend: "call any time G- A. ADAMS. F GIRL wanted for genersl houseworl ences: half sq. from 18th and Colum| Calvert st._n.w. ‘GOOD HOME for elderly white woma for Lome and children; swmail wages. 2425 14th st. n. . HOUSEKEEPER, working: take full charge widower's home ; reference. Address Box 125-K, Star offic 13 LAUNDRESS. _Apply 1650 MOTHER'S HELPER, good home with pay of- fered to white perwon’ over sixteen: uo laundry. 1502 ubia road. _Phone Col. 6308. MOTHER'S HELPER—Self-respecting _ white glrl, o Hive with family in Fails Chure Eood pay, pleaxant surroundings. Z31.H, Star_office. ar WHITE COOK and general houseworker: small family: 1o laundry: city references required. all 2012 Hillyer place, Wednesday between aud_10:30. 13° w. Fr. 912.W. CLARA H. CUN HAM, EXPERT FU vier. Fur coan ' 4 t styles. 1011 K Ty m‘r‘m‘»_hlq.r or genti in a Junchroom: North 5008, Call 705 Mininen Bookland._after 5 p.m. PARTNER WANTED — Lexitimate business; grawing account. Addrens To BSH, "Manr ot ired. Phon igan ave. m, |NTORAGE tattery h It service station must be good location and reasonal Eox 308.H, Stur offiee. — FOR IMMEDIATE 3 Drux «tore: on prominent cormer i Grocery wtore: northwest: x. Delicatessen, ete.: 14th st L covd hll-lllb‘-uh right price. upper 1) led. X bargain. Three money-maks « 3 On T4k wi; all exiabiiened. 1 ':4'. »m' mfil 'bllllm ers on list: eal irticulars. WEB HAVE' m.:.\'v'l', l-"')l( g businexsex of every deseription that show Troit. If You are in the market to Buy Sell call, rite or phone Main 382. All business transactions strictly confidential. Business piaces sold without publicity. Riemer & Company, District National Bank bidg. 7 i 63T, 17 < HATS. - LADIES’ AND MEN'S FELT HATS CLEANED AND BLOCKED BY EXPERTS. VIENNA HAT CO., 435 11th N.W. WHITE COOK — Permanent position ; pleasant surroundings. Apply to matron, Gallaudet Col- lege, 7th and Fla. ave. n.w. WHITE (‘:'ldkz,_n_zu. for Tounework 10 small XS, family: wages, roow and board. e 10"and 1% a.m. or § and 9 pm. 2024 16th s DUPLICATE KEYS, 25 CENTS. n.w, i , Made while you wait. WHITB GIEL to i{ake care of chilaren and | TCENER & CLARK, 1233 New York ave. help with housework. Apply 1314 Gallatin ot.{ _ __MOVING AND HAULING. L v, TRUNKS, FURNITURE AND BAGGAGE OF . in small family: | ALL _KINDS PROMPTLY ATTENDED "TO. if desired. Phoue | © LITTLE 5 Astmeal place, near BRODT'S, TXC.. HATS REPAIRED AND BLOCKED. 409 11th o posite Star. OLD MATTRESSES MADE ~EW. RENOVATED, RECOVERFD AT LOW PRICES TARY BEDDING CO. nw. Franklin 6735. TTRESSES AND PIL Renovated st most reasonable prices. 1st us call, give estimate. Prompt deliveries and satisfaction assu EAGLE N. 5210. MIRRORN HESILVERED, MIERORS FOR SALE_ YOUR DEFECTIVE MIRRORS RERILVERED. LIKE NEW. SEND | THEM TO CHAR. J. HARREC. 46 H N.W. PIANO_TON PIANOR TUNED. CLEANED, POLIRHED. BY factory expert_fo on orders this week. R. F. LONG. 516 12th st n.w. Fr_3024_13% COL. 479, GEORGE M. WALKER. FOR- roerly head tuner and player repairer for Percy Foster and Knabe Co. 710 Morton st. n.w. ¥, RCHAEFFEI (Plano tuning. plaver-piguos ‘and all makes of 0n0; re . years' (‘xl‘l" *nee. 518’. nTpuu%anw i PAPERHANGERS AND PAINTER PAINTING, PAPERHAN ing and kalsomin or older. 1o wuark half days and must stay nights. 1l Y. M. H. A, 11th and Pa. ww. o . WOMAN—For cooking and general bousework stay nights references. 1827 Outario pl. i and Coiumbin rd. washing: stay Killourne st n.w 14 WOMAN for _yeneral housework: references requirgd. 1821 Adams Mill road. WOMAN (white) for general housework In smail family; good wages, goud room aud bath. Apply with” references before 5 p.m.. 1851 Lamont st. n.w. EMPLUYMENT _AGENCIES, COUKS. parlor mald, pantry maid, chamber- maid, Durses (white): references required. Re'd’s Agency. 2112 1dth st. RECOMMENDED colored help of all Reid's_Agency, 2112 14th st. kinds. BOY wants place to work and stay nights. 1004 L st n.w. 13° CHAUFFEUR (private), white, married ex- perienced; 91, years last place; best of ref- crence: or willing to do other work. Address Box 216-H, Stai 12 < papered, pain Fuarantéed. $78 APE! HOBSOXN, Bext work, ER_AND * prices. after 6 pm. CALL ME—BEDROOMS PAPER| dining rooms and parlors. $11 and J_BGDOLL 445 N. ¥ _ave. 8 TINNING SN MEATIAG. TINNING AND HEATING Experlenced on lighting and power rmanent position with contractor fox 120.-H, Star office. HOUSEWORK, general hardwood floors: competent wants can _clean reliable. Rox 96-B. Glendale, D. 120 uto, ex-Navy man. married, wants position in garage; salary reasonable; 5 years experience in auto repair work. Address H, 8ar office. 140 HOUSE AND of painting Drop me a rd. . A. SPALDI 1219 Tnion st. UMBRELLA RE-UOVERING. Al _A. GRISWOULD, 20 and willingness to work the, P ] treatment give) | ¥or { maxvracTOlishs. REBALNERS Reasonable: roofs, BRELLAS AXD PARASOLS, For_est mate cal! Lincoin 10 POSITION by first-class building_superinte: oF UM __WINDOW SHADES. = GOOD opportunity for man with ngfl: o in gasoline and auto sccessories - lm small fnvestment wmal ent mecessary.” Ayply 1022 7 CP-TO-DATE LUNCHEOGOMN Tn northwest s tion of city for sale. Address Boi S Siar oflice. "130 wtore reason for st location. CORNER GROCERY. weat 3od i D n.w.: B0 competity Selling Address Hox 130K, Hea $330—Confect $I0—Confeet $1.500—Cnfect 850 . $1 0—Rooming house 250—Locming house & rent cheay. CURTIS, ERY STABLE business. For sale chen |22 & st nw. 14 | ROOMING HOUSE—Attractively furnished: snexcelled location: rooms rented: cash or pavments. Address Box 125-K. Star office. 13° MILLINERY SHOP for sale: well established. Asdress Box 117-K. Star office. 130 ROOMING and boarding_houke: nicely fur- Dished: frst-class and paying investment: wac- rifice to qui'k purchaser. Address Box 126 { K. Star_ o o {FOR PRICES on pipeless fornaces address Rox 345H. Star _office. = FOR RENT WHY PAY GOOD WILL® i For rent. 1137 Tth w2 now: good for any business. especially second-hand, furniture or taeat market: large store: cellar: 9 ve rooms: will redecorate tre entire building aud give long lease 1= responsible party THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO €0 . at am pay cash if suited o strancer in the eity: will xs Hox 105K, S = CEPTIONAL opportunity to secure exelu- wite distribution for counties or state on high- rade large profit speciaity. Call room 3K, tizens Rank bids = LR WANTED—Rusiness man to invest $10.000 1n j extablished business: good opportunits to right dress P. 0. Box 1183, city. 13% irdressing est iment Ad- cress, muil ouly, C. M. Dodge, Box 82-H, Star office 15 dent: experienced in all classes of constru l._ - Hon: can furgish references. Address Box | RHADES—(:ood quality opaque shades. fitted . Star office. 1 to_your windows. Sc: the best quailiy of f_respousibility with reliable con- | coadue shades. 3122 hung tree: we call with : T cern, by young man with secretarial exnerience; | Soples: _KLEE = ‘WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS best references. Address Box 171-H, Star affice. . POSITION a by young man; 180 H. Star_office. TYPIST and file clerk: four years in rafiroa experience. T. L_Fisher, 833 M st. n.w. w colored: references. 2345 Cham- ianist in motlon picture theater, experlenced. = Address Box 120 Erods you can obtain best results. Kindly cal i LOUIS FELKER, 11335 7th N.W. North 114. - | FURNITURE wantea of ail inds for a laree WAITER—Student desires waiting early break- | rosming house, including dining room. bedroom, fast, iz boarding house. Address Howard Ui parior. rugs and miscellancous articles Please versity Student, 1735 Federal st., Philadelph! call ASams 127. - 1 F‘Fn.\"dxn'na 2F all Kinds for & wix-rom howse wanted immedintely. as a whole or odd pieces. FEMALE. Kindly call Col. 6689, s 3 first clam: out by | g - TRNITURE for sIx moms o odd pieces. . 36 Adam 1475: evenings 5-8. 12¢ I FU ST — | br AKER—Experienced: _work by the | Mo, Latt. Wil IF YOU bave any furmiture or other_mise. | STOCKS, bonds, _unlisted _securities, foreign bonds: bought. sold and quoted. Riemer Co Distriet iogal_Rank bldz. 18° ATTO SUPPLIES. accessories. ga Yulcanizing and batters service station, ted downtown in bext section, corner two 1 hizhly traveled sireeis: lots of parking spac s for ganolin lons sascline sold aupually, over 100 barrels £ross business will run over $100.000. Ow- r inslility to get the Decessary ex- business for te of i will pay n three vears. We wonld rather 1l one-lmlf interest 1o right party, if pos- Thix is & golden chance to get ini ng that is past the experiment of the bLusiness and now on the ri a steady income producer. Preseni manager ill stay long us desired, and, in event of complete sale. will reipvest in the new com- pany, if desired. Address Box 219-H. Star - Lincoln 3311 12* | 11301 WANT to obtaln best results for your by npative. experienced teacher: : furpiture and other miscellaneous, cal clars or private lessons: tutoring high school | M. SHAPIRO. punils. 1248 20th st Franklin 74: 120 | 600 LOUIBIANA AVE. N.W. GIRL wishes position as dressmaker's helpes FRANKLIN_3785. N e o s os wow | HIGHEST CASH PRICES O e M YK [paia for all kinds of furnitare. refrigerators an, efficient. initiative. ~Address’ Box s e Uy e Mt Ak to Star oifice. €30 Mase. ave. n.w. Franklin 6183 se30° MISS BERT_Sireet, afternoon and evening gowns a specialty Remodeling. Phone ol 8227. Address 1704 Kilbourne pi. FORNITURE, rugs, _antiqu ormaments. Riley. 431 11th st. Main @ . TWO TRAP ROCK QUARRIES. One of 500 acres and ove of 50 acres, with a 300-foot faciug of the best quality ruck; equipped with best maciinery and buildings. Will be sold at a sacrifice price if sold at For_further particulars apply to The State Loan Company, 8 State st Hartford, Conn. 150 IF YOU want to sell sour business or buy one. call or address Riemer Co.. District N tiotial Rank bide. 18 cnce. FURNITURE OF ALL KINGS house. immediately. Call Franklin 6524. CORRUGATED IRON, slightly used; send and price. Address Box 259-H. Star office. 1 IN IMMEDIATE NEED of furniture for an 8- room bouse: will buy as a whole or odd pieces. HEFINED LADY wishes a_positic com- Lot wixroom, panion: can do practical nursing: would like Iong employmen: ~ 1325 8th st. n. 130 SHAMPOOIN mavicuring, facial and scalp in your home by experienced operator: for appointment c: 4350__1:* | room house: STENOGRAPHER—Accurate and experi®nced, SRR AR 2 nd Iniative, désires per: | WANTED—To buy old furnitare and feather ry. $30 week. Addresr | heds. When selling why not drop a postal to - <" | the ola_reliable frm? - | K. MARKS. 1002 Fairmont st. Ph. Col. 851-W. cls personality, character N. KIRSTELN. analysis or combined courses; state terms. Ad- | Furniture and carpe! dress A. B., 2025 H st. n.w. 3% | Phone North 4100. 1822 7th TELEPHONE OPERATOR—Young la expe- | FURNITURE—You will feel satisfled with rienced, desires position private branch ex-|prices I pay. S. Weisenberg, 622 E st. n.w. REGARDLESS OF WHAT KIND GF BUSI- NESS YOU WANT. SEE US: WE EITHER HAVE IT FOR SALE OR WILL GET IT FOR or. IF YOU HAVE A BUSINESS WHICH YOU WILL SELL. WE HAVE CLIENTS WITH THB CASH WHO ARE ANXIOUS TO BUY. 80 WHY NOT PAY US A CALL. The Washington Business Brokerage Co. 218 Bond Building. Phone Franklin 2882 ADDING MACHINES. change, hotel or apt. house. Address Box | Franklin 6151 3231, Star office. 12 mbu—h;tnr“b«h ‘lnPfl“ h::nun-& Bg} GIRL. _expericnced Gypist, ces pald_ Souare Deal Furaiture Co.. stenography; moderate salary. - Address frox | Bre n.5nPhone Main 5638, $5-K. Star office. or Col. 3385J. 12° | CLOTHES wanted: bigbest prices paid for Ta- 3 N AGENCY dies’, men’s and children’s worn clothes, shoes. ENELOVMENTSAGERGIR | North S815. " G. Litchman, 1744 7th n.w. SIES AND WOMEN—Call North G006~ Super = o SR ice Buremu, for cowpetent, rel ein, S 7 V08, CA erieor female: no.fee. . M. 1252 for wagon or have WAITRESSES, two, neat. 14th_st._n.w. 140 WANTED—Canvasser to act as distributor a patent article indispensable to women: furnistied: $30 weekly salary guaranteed state and county agents wanted. Brand Rubber { Goods Mtg. Co., 128 North Wells st.. Chicago, 1. . GIRL in_grocery store fo do hook- and answer phone. 4716 1ith st N—We need you, you need us if you O ork. Buper Bervice Burean, 2001 m,n;-n nw. o Tdeal Lunch, 1027 YOUNG. keeping n, MALE AND FEMALE. COOK ) and_general assistant. Appl; e iaien 1808 Ege nt. P e 5 '"WESCH! FUENITCEE, rugs, antiques. We pay more Toan Grec for honsshol elect A. Cam- mack & Bro., 637 La. ave. Main 3056, WETLL GIVE cash for your and talking —rlluu.’ulnll:ne filrllhll.mlver. diamonds, jewelry, old china, rugs. brasses’ A ¥. AENOLD. 1323 G st. Main 8i73. WEAVER TIRE CHANGER; must be in good nmeglflm. Hendrick Motor Co. Phone Col. 10182, WANTED—To buy old furaiture and feather beds. When selling why not drop 1 to the old reilable firm? H. Marks, 1 W ost. | Phone North 54543. iF YOU HAVE ANYTHING to well Main 6162. Riley. Auctioneer. Send for Louis Notes, MALE AND FEMALE. MAN AND WIFE—Piace s louseman, wife cook or dining room girl. Address Box 152-H, Star office. 10 FEMALE DOMESTIC. APTS,; can get breakfast or din- COLOR plain_cook or chamberm: Inzw. COLORED GIEL. neat lace chamber work. _Apply 456G « A RED GIRL wants day work:e4 days a O Prite. orcall 255 Maen. avet now. COLORED WOMAN (reliable) wants place :ener-l houséworker. 1337 Que/st. n.w. Phone North 8520-J. wishes place as Phone West waltress or | e ‘We do not want a man who is trying to make good. We wa men who have aiready made good, but who want to make Better. To h , with uestioned records and convineing ereonalities. we offer the one beat opportunity in Washington. If you are the man, we are the company. We have been looking for each other. Call 719 Soutbern lflflfl. for appointment, and get acquainted ‘with your opportunity. N t] rs’ experience on lar makes of cars. m! bet. 5:30 and P 801 H n.w. MBOHANICS, first-class omly, by newly pointed Yb?fl dealer. Apply 1425 Irving n.w., between 7 and 10 p.m. “train time fc llent e ‘s atariammen . adividual mstructioe: or night. Complete course in 3 to § months, : particuin " 2 otum Behool of Drafting, 14th and T ss. . MEN—Competent to _ y and scrape HARDWOOD FLOORS. J. M. ADAMS, 1503 Connecticut Ave. popu- B - st. FORMER EMPLOYES who]| desire temporary work for Christmas season should register in the employment office, 8th floor, G st. Experienced help in all departments, including office, will be wanted. Apply any after- |noon between. 3 and -5 o’clock. { Woodward & Lothrop. 814 E St. NW. have any furniture or other goods to e, and you obtain best results. Phore sl E,': vnnn:‘ 2015. e : tures. loney a . ; SACHS FURNITURE €O, Gor. 8th and D sta. n.w. Main 6308, TALL the vight man, got your right phee for I T e, A o BOOKS AND POSTAGE STAMPS—U. 8. and foreign wanted; large or small lots for casb. Bring In what you have or phone Franklin COOK—Womnn wants place 1n privale family. 2110 8th st. n.W. GOOK wants place 1a a boarding house, O nees. ‘or "general work; can stay 1507 M GOOR—B reliable, experienced Firl. 804 24th . . CO0 al wish piace: 2113 Tich o GOOK and place In smal n.W. Taundress; _colored woman wants 11 family. 1723% Seaton st. DORK—Experienced colored woman wants place o DEivate family. Call 1533 Kingman pl. n.w. | GOVERNMENT CLEEES—Fart _time work handie income-produc : ng e good pay 230 Coloratio bullding for particulars. 2 4 RY ASSISTANTState eduea- tion, - ciperience. saisry expected ana, queli oS divess Dot -k, Star ofice. 12+ N 7OMEN—Tocrease your Income by learning the real estate business; no expease: poed ot interters with present employment: fnstruction_conference Toesday ¥ Bee E. H. B ‘room 820, Colorado bldg. MEN AND WOMEN quickly learn real ‘learning; need not 5416. Peariman’s Book Shop, 933 G st. n.w. Ol B AT PHER Bre x < Phone Main 2875. Diamonds, Old Go'a, Silver Louis SO RANe, $15 O BT. N.W. _ D s ABRA e, 433 060 nw, piam ouly, by _seiiled Beotch %“E“fl.“‘n&;‘.« adult’ family; answer. by Jecter guly. 415 Mass. ave. Toe GOOK’S PLACE in frst<lass School; reference. Answer - in Montello ave. n.e. DAY WORK of any k. North 8238, WABH to do at lome. = RAL HOUSEWORK wanted by neat col- S e taundry. 922 W st n.w. GENERAL HOUSEWOBK, by girl. 1827 9th or wril 1629 dlamonds. 433 Oth n.w. BARGAINS IN BEBUILT ADDING AND CAL- culating machines. MINNIX. 712 13th st. n.w. farnitere for 8 Address Box_345-H, Star office. SINGLE BED. springs and mattress; mattress lone cost $16; A1l Tor $10. o will trade fur reed baby carriage or stroiler in good cond tion. 702 L st. n.w. . FURNITURE—Cash, eredit. 1 discount for cash. Save money, buy st s, Bib and K sts. MAHOGANY DESK CHAIR, Tibrary wulie, marble pedestal and statue; leaving city: cheap. You st_ow. 2 WHITE BEDROOM SET, complete.” 2551 st n.w.. Apt. 208. e LARGE oak Ballrack with bevel mirror. 30350 inches, $15: 1 oak newel post. Col. 2913. 1: Tith 12 IDEBUARD, extension table, wire ean and wasistand. 429 Muse. ave. { HOUSEHOLD GOODS; Sepr. 11 until soid, in- cluding office desk and chair: one 100-gal. hol i'ltrr tank; new Ford sedsn. E. Woolgar, Willow ave.. Tokoma Park. D. C. 1 HORSES, VEHICLES, ETC. TWO GOOD HORSES, bot st n.w. . FINE SADDLE HORSE, reasonable, by owner. North R007-3. 13° VERY WAGONS (used). two, for sale. %E““'-‘m News Co., 313 6th st. n.w. S BURREYS, 2 buggien, top wagons. Rear 468 THOROU GHBRED saddle mare’; seven years old; fearless; can be ridden by lady. Phone Cleve. 1289. G HORSES—One hunter and one lady's. Address Box 14T, Ntar ofice U. 8. double team harness. $47.50. Used double, $22.50. New bugsy $12.50. and saddles, @arts -l_.l . Franklin 7268. 220 iith st. n.w.