Evening Star Newspaper, October 25, 1921, Page 26

WOMAN'S PAGE. A TAILORED SUIT FROM DOUCET BY ANNE RITTENHOUSE. A PARIS, October 24, 1821 ¥ is quite probable as the critles; say, that the American woman ha-i found a lack of tallored suits in the| juew fashions instituted by France, vet .ghp observer finds u good deal ther: gives rise to speculation and moch that seems reversal of what the Amerlcans have worn for a year. Few women between the two oceans and trom Florida to Maine escape the ol uitous jersey and homesun suit :m was thrown into the market by the: American manufacturers last au- tumn. On the streets of New York it was a common thing to meect your “louble several times in u'bluck, caus- ing a smile of recognition to pass befween strangers lke a salute be- the same who wear tween those uniform. i t 18 unnecessary to describe this sult to an American. She kunows it full well, its narrow skirt gathered at-the back to a belt, its loose rmn.l belted or unbelted, and jts several poekets. The suit was not known in' France and the Americans who wore it pver here received approval. ' ut France did not Imitate it. The pew ones which she has put on the market are quite different. She, too. bad & suit which was uniform over Eugope last summer. It was asl| ubiquitous from the Lido io London as ours was from Palm Beach to Bur Harbor. The French one had a narrow skirt with more fullness and length than the American skirt and a hip length jaoket nipped in at the waist with slight fullness at the sides. This suit oftener than it was any- thiyg else and sometimes the edge: of ithe coat were bound with a black silk braid. It was so universally worn that the shops sold dozens of tiny. colored handkerchiefs to be placed in the bréagt pocket of the jackef. These handkerchiefs were useless to the Americans,. for their suits did not have pockets above the belt. it would appear that both suits were banished by the dres makers. The Americans are wear: of the’former. but the French women contiuite to wear their suit, especially jn the streets of Paris at this season of the year, which they consider the time for shopping and arranging thefr household affairs, just as we do Qe sees the smart women every where about town, and especially in the salons of the dressmakers, wear- fog these gray, mannish suits, with a. colored handkerchief, a pair of ornate slippers, a small felt hat, with the upturned brim pushed well over the eyes, dented In two or three places and two quills run tirough an -opening in the brim at the side. The furs that go about the neck arc costly, and the string of pearls Is real.” ‘It is in these tokens that the lady of fashion differs from the girl who is hurrying to work, although they both wear the same suit. Callot contributes a tailored suit to the new fashions which is a modi- d version of what exists. It Is severe. mannish in its simplicity. Lanvin contributes an entirely new | these Halloween Cakes and Candies. | The following cakes and candies ‘will be enjoyed at the Halloween re- freshments table: Pumpkin-face cakes.— Break two eggs-into a cup and fill up the cup witlr ‘rich milk. Mix and sift to- gether one and one-half cups of flour, one cup sugar and two teaspoons baking powder. Put both the liquid and mixtures into a bowl and beat well for five minutes. Put the batter into buttered cup-cake tins and bake fifteen minutes in a hot oven. Cover the tops of the cakes while they are still warm, with the following: Yellow icing for cup cakes.—Break the yolk of one egg into a bowl and add to it one tablespoon of sweet milk and one-half teaspoon of vanilla. Miix well, then add one and one- fourth cups of confectioners’' sugar, stirring until all the lumps have dis- appeared. This amount will ice eight up- cakes. Before the icing is en- tirely cold. make a circular face on it with very small raisins (or draw a face upon it with chocolate icing. sing a toothpick as a brush). Use ralsins for the eyes. nose and teeth. Coating.—Boil together in a saucepan three-fourths pound of butter, three- h t dropped in onto a butfered meat platter or porce- one-half cup of water; let heat until | griiiie, sugar is dissolved, thén add a pinch | commont; of cream of tartar, one-half cup of [ ghive one-half cup of cream and let boil, f'urlrlng‘ ?"|th‘; ”lh?d. until when a ttle of it is dropped into a cup of cold water it will become brittle at | *Cgeiable color once (or, if a candy thermometer fs|p; used, till the mercury registers 290 degrees). eight small apples which have been speared on the end of a stiok four Let dry table coloring matter such uses for cakes. colored with butterscotch in the same way, by the following recipe: MENU FOR A DAY. Breakfast. 3 Cereal. Creamed potatoes. Coffee. Oranges. Baked cggs. Luncheon. Pork chops. Apple sauce. Fresh bread. Tea. Dinner. Cream of asparagus soup. Crackers. Celery stuffed with cheese. Roast lamb, parleved potatoes. Creamed beets.. Fruit salad. Cake. ~ Coffee. Good School Luncheon. Here {s a lunch which any child will like: Cut some bread in long strips and place zome butter be- tween. Stuff a stalk of celery with| minced chicken or meat moistengd | with gravy, add a cooky or_two, a| {glass of milk and an apple or banana. ! i¥or variety cut the bread in triangles, | {place chopped nuts between and wrap ! {in oiled paper. In place of an apple jor banana udd a jar of custard or an ange. Sandwiches made of white bread lwith a filllng of chopped dates or figs |zre dellclous and healthful. Bread sundwiches with a paste filling made of three figs chopped with the meats of six English walnuts and seasone with a teaspoon of lemon juice are! very good. as are also bread sand- wiches made of thin slices, spread with butter and hard-bolled eggs, | chopped and seasoned. A tempting sandwich {s made with a filling of sultana ralsins, almonds orange juice, sugar and butter or olive ofl to blend all together. Spread the mixture on thin slices of bread. Honey spread between slices of but- tered bread makes a good sandwich and accompanied by a glass of rich milk is a feast. EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, HOME ECONOMICS. BY MRS. ELIZABETH KENT. Spices. Spices are deflned as aromatic sub- stances characterized by some essen- tial oil which gives taste to a mate- rial. They are used to flavor food kind of suit, which has a full jucket {204 arc composed of mineral matter ke of plauser tghtened at the hip|and the nitrogenous and non-nitro- line with a broad band of fur. She |Eenous compounds round in all plants. uses velvet as often as cloth. Since, however. only a small amount Jenny makes suits that are first| cousing to those of Lanvin, but Doucct and Poiret depart entirely from this model. The sketch shows the new tailored suit as chosen by several of the best-dressed women in Paris. It does not strike a new note to us, but it stirs our memories of suits that were worn five years ago. It is of fine black broadcloth edged with grey squirrel. The cloth has the high luster and the suppleness of duvetine. It is Rodier's substitute for velours de laine. All the dress- makers use it. The coat sags over the walst line and flates in the Russian fashion over the hips and the tight sleeves have the new cuffs of fur. There is noth- ing masculine about it. \ BLACK CLOTH SUIT TRIMMED WITH GRAY SQUIRREL, DOUCET MODEL. of spice Is us@ because of the strong and pervasive flavor, no appreciable food value is added by their use. Certain spices, such as ginger, have medicine properties. It is good to use |spice in the right place and amount [0 5timulate, appetite and render flat food palatable. but mot to conceal jpoor quality of food, poor cooking, nor the natural flavor of good food. Cayenne, or red pepper, is the fruit | i 1 Nut Taffy.—Put into a saucepan one- ; alf cup of vinegar, one cup of Water, | Several varieties. such as the small pod of a plant of which there are ‘o fruited kind, which is ound into without stirring until a little, when e paccolmort: ettt co! water, w. orm a | = & hard ball at once (252 degrees on an | Shiefly In the tropica of America icing-and-candy thermometer). Then |5, iVey. Ceyenna. pepper Shouly add to the sirup one-half cup of hick-1coniain twenty five per. ot Sf a orynut meats and one-half teaspoon D centhoioll seven per cent of ash, and of almond extract. = Pour the sirup | qeit" Pilareh. Adulteragtd ave cios lallri-topped table and let It cool; then | Pracn " flour, and a red dye to color = 5 pull it until it becomes white. Cut it|, Mustard is the black or brown. and Taffy Apples—Put into a_saucepan | 53¢, WhIto seed of two maln varieties stai common every two cups of granulated sugar and|where. The black or brown seed i and stronger and is used ly for brown mustard. The is larger, milder and used whole for pickies. The common adul- terants are wheat, corn and rice flour, colored with turmeric, & harmiess ing materfal. Ginger Is the root of a reed-like ant, native to tropical Asia, but 1 cultivated now In most tropical coun- Now aip into this six or|frics Jamaica ginger is the ;:no::d most expensive: dthers are Cochin, geraped, African and Calcutta, rang” (still on the stick) on a buttered | (hround minger 1n aosltarder Elven. stick into something that will hold it upright with the apple In the air. [ Trigiard: hulls, sawdust, and peanut (Coprright, 1921.) The sirup may be colored Be Prepared red, if desired. by using a little vege- |. ! as one When you muster up courage to go butter, one teaspoon of vinegar and inches long, and lay the dipped apples ‘The apples may be Apple-on-a-stick with Butterscotch fourths pound white corn sirup, two |for 2 shampoo or wave in an unac- pounds of granulated sugar and one | customed establish pint water; remove the pan from the plishment) Wheze fire as soon as a little of this mixture, you are not known and do not have some when dropped into cold water, will|old and tried attendant. then muster rattle against the cup when taken|up co Exttie oo p courage. against the cup edge (or 300 degrees on a candy thermometer). three teaspoons of vanilla and 4 apples into it at once. use butterscotch candy by pouring it into |y, a shallow, buttered pan and marking it into squares before It is quite cold. YOU'RE SICK, BILIOUS, HEADACHY, FROM LIVER AND BOWEL POISON | No odds how bad You may need all you the finger and tapped |possess. Be prepared for almost any sort of h comments—flattering or of an op- s P the|posite nature. Be prepared to be in- e 10T Jou may lformed that your hair is “dropping simply to makelout fierce” and will probably leave ou completely bald unless you sub- mit to a special peppermint or cocoa- nut shampoo. Also it is either too dry or too oily, and, therefore, needs to be given a special “oil shampoo™ —three dollars extra, please. There may be reddish glints in your hair—you'd better have a henna rinse or the shampoo will leave you hair “kinda dark and funny looking.' Henna rinses cost four or five dollars, don’t they? If you are blonde, then you must be prepared for sales talk, skillfful of otherwise, in favor of a lemon or peroxide rinse. Don’t feel too elated if the sham- poo girl tells you you have lovely hair, the best she's seen in a long time. That may be just a little man- nerism of hers. The next girl you meet in the shampoo place may tell you .that you must have had nice halr once, but that you must have neglected it. Or she may tell you it Is getting “terrible thin on the tem- ples”—but then hair always does that as one gets old. There is the girl that has worked In a “swell establishment further up- town,” who has been in all the best houses. “You have no idea how grand some of those people live. Honest you wouldn’t believe it,” to which you meekly remark that it must be interesting. You wouldn't suggest for a moment that you may have caught little peeps of that grandeur yourself. ~The girl who has worked in a hotel: ‘Well, say, you never know folks t{ll you work in a hotel.” And sometimes when she has more time, the shampoo girl assures you as you leave, she'll ml]w]'nll something “kinda interest- B! ‘Then add this recipe | | Prune Pudding. Stew one pound of prunes until soft, pit them, then beat with a spoon until well broken up. Soak three tablespoons of gelatin in a little water until soft, then add it to the botling prune juice. Beat the whites of three eggs stiff and add them to the {r“”- together with three- fourths of & cup of sugar. Bake in 1+ quick oven for about fifteen min- utes. Serve cold with whip cream that has been sweetened and flavored. Baked Onions With Sauce. Peel the onfons and boil them slowly In slightly salted water until hey begin to show signs of beifig lone, then arrange them in a baking lish,'pour a tasty white sauce around hem, strew them with bread crumbs ind season with bits of butter in uldition to the pepper and salt. Bale 4 golden brown. of all the sour bile, foul ing misery. morning—s 10-cent box head clesr, stomach sweet, hm’:; bowels regular for months. = D. C, WANTED—HELP MALE (Continued.) TUESDAY, OCTOBER 75, 1921. . WANTED—HELP FEMALE. ‘WANTED—HELP FEMALE DOMESTIC—Continued. HELP AND SITUATIONS, WANTED—SITUATIONS __FEMALE DOMESTIC—Cont! CARPENTERS—Five; non-union. 2819 P-st. tate ref- Star RUSINESS WOMEN—OId established insur- ance firm wants ambitious business women for outside work; leads furnished; part time considered. Bee Mr. Ellis, 910 a.m., Bulte 700, Bond bldg. CANVASSERS wanted, two, experienced; w ary and commission, 505 3rd st. n.w. 25° N, first_class, with experience on uses. Call between 8 and § p.m. (OR SCRAPEES wanted, experienced. Ap: ply O. Norwood, 1429 B st. w.e. _Linc. 2081 26° FORD SALENMAN New Ford dealer requires an_experienced lso_salesman, experienced, to Triangle Motor Co., N. Y. FOKD SALES3I three, at once; must own {ear; strictly commission basis, with bonus. ‘0., Alexandria, Va. _20* | GROCERY CLERK, who knows how to cut Apply Alexander & Cafritz, 1925 4th NG life insurance company desires rep- resentatives in Virginia and District under general agents’ contracts; splendid opportunity for those now workiug as said subagents. 863 outhern bullding. s; HOTELS N TRAINED MEN—natio idemand for trained men; all departments, botels, clubs, apartment houses; uncrowded fine living, quick advancement: 'our methiods indorsed—our students employed by everywhere. n - evening Lewis at Learn to be an Automobile Electrician We teach you to repair ignition, starting {and lighting systems, magnetos, ete. Prac- | tical instruction. Tuition. entirc_rourse, $30., i hington College of Ignition. (U8 13th et. & =% 25! LEARN TO BE A STORAGE BATTERY REPAIRMAN and earn from $3G to $30 & week: we cas teach you fn_two weeks; day and evenlng onell, 1217 E who is_capable of nizing. For Your Convenience | n.w. 25* WANT ADS. || Smcmr o enced preferred, but not necessary {erences and age. Address Box 84-H, Star Want Ad Branches || ofice - R {CLOTHING SALESMAN— 2nd and Mass. ave., Hygelan Pharmacy. (|| Young man to assist in overcoat 7th and K, Goldenberg's (time clerk’s desk). 14th and P sts.—Day Ph 3 q 1hh et o aon LMY harmacy, ||| ing experience preferred. Apply 21at and G Quigley’s Pharmacy. |to Mgr., Parker-Bridget Co., the 1901 L st., Morss Pharmacy. | Avenue at oth. NORTHEAST. { ] J 3 Nt:;th Capitol and Eye Keneally Phar- ||| CLO rHII\G SALESMEN‘ acy. | 13th and East Capitol sts., Lincoln Park wake. - Ph Foms el WINDOW TRIMMER Sth and Eye sts., Weller & Moskes's Plar- Bxperiedced inmens clothing ant furnishings. y. 11th and Pa. ave., Fealy’s Pharmacy. — GEORGETOWN. 3204 M st., O'Donnell’s Pharmacy. 28th and P , Pride’s Pharmacy. 36th and M sts., Weller & Moskey's Phar- Rate—3 Cents a Word In Washingtdn and suburhs for— Melp and Situations Wanted. Lost and Found. Poultry, Pets and Livesteck. Automobiles for Sale and Wanted. Rooms for Rent and Wanted. Business Opportunities, etc. Washington, 4 cents a word. Real Estate Ads 6 words to the line, 3-line minimum, 1 time, 20c per line. i 2 times, 18e per line. i 'c per line 7 times, 16¢ per line. Star Office Open Until 11 p.m. All advertisements for The Evening Star must be at The Stur office by 11 . the ‘exceptions: Lost and Found. Death notices. Wanted Help. ‘Wanted Rooms. Advertisements under the above classl- | fications will be accepted at The Star of- fice, 11th st. and Pa. ave., until 10 ; Sunday Star must be received at The Star office by 6 p.m. Saturday. Cash With Order is required for all advertisements May be left at any of the following | steady position for the right man; Sth and U sts., McGuire's Pharmacy. fdept. One who has had cloth- 25th and Pa. ave., Herbst's Pharmacy. Young men, thoroughly experienced and wide rmacy. | 14th and Pa. uve., Smyser's Pharmacy. macy. For Hale and Wanted Miscellaneous. Rate Outside of line rate, as follows: i 14 times, 15¢ per line. m. DAY BEFORE ISSUE, with the X)"ul’lng Wanted Situations. day of fssuc. = All advertisementa for The from transicnt advertisers. NSURANCE 3L ing branch office ox K-H, Star oftice. ce. morning 214 E 8 LARGE CORPORATION WANTS REAL MAN. Experience not necessars But must_stand close investigation. WE WILL PAY WELL For the rigl Peofmanent _position’ is 7 26 Bond bldg. to Apt. o1, and Hall place. | S CAME Mrs_ Shne. ] 3. Apply to Carmack . n.e. s posit had charge of shop two ces. Address Box 113.H, . Who are n m’K‘..? & comm basia job and who know something about ixtension Depart- Semmes Motor Co., 613 G A, . PIN, diamond cente arrie Reynold’ Hateh ™ Reward. Byron am, 317 3 . young_airedalr. answers to name of Jerrs or_return_to 1767 Lanier PL. and_diamond. foot bridge. ment and quarter from Glen Echo, on way to George- | v town. Finder will receive substantiul reward | & r delivers to the manager of the New Wil- Winggy_gray and 1 ¥ 1 hout mile plished local concern force for one or twe i must lave good edneation and ap) th st. n.%. . men who are look- . Where experi- AG in front of 13 for & position with a 1 ence in not exsential to wt Outaide work DY with an old_insurance firm; ieads furnished: Colum- | pare time considered. See Mr. Ellls, 9 to 10 Eaturday | Reward. | { FINGE] setting, pearls. bla 8970, center set in rul circied Reward 13I8 Farragut st. FUR—Small Tight br night, probably on 2 Return 2101 R &t. n.w. Wi nec th st plece, Epecer 10 rtain in_their spare time fof excellent positions ‘as draftsmen; individual instruction, night. Comprete course in 3 to 9 montas, to be increased on September 21. Enroll . Full partiedlars on request. Columbis i Behool of Drafting, h and T sts n.w. N—Are_vou ambitions und do you want a wition offering an independent future? Old wurance firm wants men for special ontside work; experience not necessary. See Mr. Ellls, # to 10 a.m., 700 Bond bl Iouus TOY, high achool graduate preferred. Appiy_Room 312, 918 G st. n.w. s Pennsylvania Railroad Co. Zlamses in case. Name Murs fnside. Return. Prineipal, ard. GRAY M car, Sun. morning; reward. OVAIAPINK SHELL CAMEO, with gold frame and four green gold leaves. Reward. Doro- _ Gilligan, 101 N. C. . PAIR WHITE KID Please return to NANT. T et orunge and blue pennant, Saturdsy night. Finder kindly_return same to 1428 Ist st. or cnll_North 4171-W_and_recefve_roward. PHI CHI F bones, ruby ese inseription F. PEN FIREMEN. CONDUCTORS, _{TRAINMEN AND YARDMEN. skull and cross- | Applications may be made for employment t with pearls, bear] to take places made vacant by such men as comer, '19, Saturday | may leave the service. night on B r or between It and Give age, previous experience, if any. 1st ste. Return to 1743 First &t. n.w. and {names of not less than two references or in- receive suitabie reward close letters of recommendation. PR Physical examination at expense of the com- Pl 4 puny is required. WARd 06 T E | oo Addres PLOYMENT BUREAU, Room PINK CAMEO PIN, gold band, set with pearls, | 200, Union Station, Baltimore. g?‘:x:r_\;’.m;m in or near the Plymouth A T CTURE-FRAME JOINER— Experienced; good wages and {permanent job to good man. | Venable’s Galleries. - | PRESSER, experienced. Navry Yard Taflor, - T _Sth st s.e. PRESSER. ! Thoroughls experienced on women's coats {and skirts. Only those with the very best references need “apply. Julius Garfinkle 13th st EXTATE RALESMAN_High ciay wanted by corporation handling cit; Droperty and mubivisions. Address Box M47-E, Ktar office. SALBSMAN AND COLLECTOR, Catholic, sal ary, bonus and road allowance. 1311 G n.w. Room 312, 4 to 6. . SALESMAN for District concern; on commls- sion only. Apply 2205 14th st. niw. 26 Salesman. Unusual opportunity; large commercial bank- ing corporation with ldcal men as officers and directors, indorsed by banks and all agencies is seeking two capable men to train m agers s(;;!\;‘bmnch offices. For appointment cal i 8091 e h wum of money ind keys. Finder call oln_243. : POOKET] y_poar children to support, $42 a PURSFE, small gray, containing (wenty— bill: 1iberal reward. Adams 494, . PURSE. blue leather. contaiuing money, lot- tern. spectacies and receipts; near Army_and Navy Club or 1328 18th st. Reward. - Tele- phone Frank. 4400. or call National “Geo- graphic_Society. 16th_and M. RAINCOAT—At Mt. Vernon Libra about 8 o'clock last evening; 2624 11th n.w. 260 SCOTCH_OOLLIE, four months oid. strayed from 1830 Pheips place; yellow with white and back. Apawers name Laddie. orth_ 8124, . 28° WRIST WATCH, small, octagon, shaped, eil- ver, diamond shaped monogram “H. N. Saturday afternoon in_shopping diatrict. Re- ward for return to 1826 R st. n.w. $30 BILL, Saturday morning, corner 6th and A to 4th and A Liberal reward if re- turned 120 4th st. n'e. 260 WANTED—HELP SALESMEN. SALESMERN, Tive wire, wanted for Daying proposition;’ only those who can produce the goods meed apply. Address Box 63-H, Star office. . SALESMEN—Write_for 1ist of lines and full puriculare; earn §2.500 to $10.000 yearly: g demand for men; inexperienced or expe: rienced: city or traveling. National Sales- men's Tr. Assn., Dept. 359, Chicago. SALESMEN. ‘WB_HAVE AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR MBN WHO HAVE THE TALENT IN SELLING AND THB AMBITION ‘TO MAK ESAL MONEY IN AN ENTIHELY NE ONR ORGANIZATION IS MADE TP OF TRAINED MEN, EACH DEPARTMENT CO: DUCTED BY THE MAN MOST PARTIC LARLY SUITED TO EXECUTE HIS PAR- TICULAR DUTI! THE MEN JOINING THIS ORGANIZATION AT THIS TIME ARE LAYING THE FOU! DATION FOR A PERMANENT CONNEC WITH UNLIMITED POSSIBILITIES. - RALLY WE WANT AMBITIOUS MEN, AND THEY_MUST BE MEN WHO ARE EEADY AND WILLING TO WORK OUR PLAN, OUR WAY. IF 'YOU CARE FOR YOUR FUTURE, AD- DRESS BOX 56-H, STAR OFFICE. . MALE. AUTOMOBILE Salesmen. TO SELL PACKARD CARS. EXPERIENCED SALESMEN. EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY. The Luttrell Co. 1100_Conn. ave. < in park, reward; return 3 orders per day will average $51 per 'week. Room 400, American National Bank bidg. SALESMEN—Two good men to sell a de pendable and uecessary line of merchandise. Room 38, 720 15th st. n.w. 25¢ STENOGRAPHER — Experienced; thoroughly reliable. 832 I . TAILOR, experienced. Navy Yard Tailor, 407 Bth_st._se. 200 TAILOR ON COATS—At once. W. & 8. Tailoring Co., 10th and D sts. n.w., Toom 1. 2nd_floor. TAILOR. The Hecht Co. requires the services of an active man, thor- oughly experienced in the altera- tion of men’s clothing, as an as- sistant foreman. Apply Supt., THE HECHT CO., 7th St. at F. . = and 2 helpers, at omce. fg_n nw. WANTED, 4 deep wells drilled at once. J. Layion, Dums, North Carolins, Route No. 3. TOUNG MAN between the ages of twenty and twenty-fire years, who wishes to learn the in- wirance business and is not afraid of long hours, _Address Box 37-H, Btar office. _26% YOUNG_MAN as office assistant. Hoffman Heater Co., 725 12th at. n.w. 0 TOUNG MAN to learn all branches of the multigraph _business. Apply to Mr. Dodge, Stewart bidg., 6th and D n.w. 25% n. fotel “Trainiog | 3 1“" LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS., | CHOCOLATB_COATER und bonbon dipper, first class, Feuerherd's, Fredericksburg. Va. CLERKS, typists and stenographers may earn some or all of their tuition at Research Uni- Fersity, 20 Jackson place, by parttime werk, Freo employment service for students. 150 subjects taught by leading federal experts. Becretarial, accountancy and other certificates and degrees. Night classes. Call at any time. GIRL—For general housework. 005 North Carolina_ave. ‘n.e. . GOOKING. fn small family. wants Apt. 9, 2424 GIRL—For cook and_general houseworl perlenced. Apply 1747 Lanier pl. n.w. HOUSEKEEPER—White woman; home ne: Anacostia; plenty eggs and butter: no ob- ction to r{;ildm. ‘Apply Ben Balley, 1001 3_ave. ne. > . MAID (white) with linen room experience: one who can live at hotel. Apply to steward. Occidental Hotel. woman. SIATD for general housework: Do Jaundr, Fort Mer. Tel. West 2000, Srauch No. 1 NURSE, white, to take care of two childrer. Apply Apt. 802, 1736 Columbia road. DEMONSTRATORS. Wanted—Three, cflicient, of meat appear. ance to demonstrate and’ sell a local Food Froduct. Highest salary paid. Address Box 105-H, Star_offce. . ehil tay nigh Lase, > 5510 39th t. ES! ATD (¢ ity best Washington refer- by appointment. Chevy of two; good ences required. wages; Call lin_ 6025 5 FASHION MODEL. Attractive young women re- quiring 16 to 18 year size dresses to pose as fashion models for about one hour Thursday even- ing. Liberal compensation. Apply Supt., THE HECHT CO., 7th St. at F. GIRL WOMAN, Tiealiby, wingle, wii to clerk in a general store; good home, board and $10 per week to begin. Address Rox 73-H._Star_office. 2 GIRL in packing room. Apply at once. The Fruit and Nut Shop, 1231 G st. n.w. HQTELS NEED TRAINED WOM ton: wide demand for trained women; all depart- ments, hotels, clubs, spartment’housen; un- crowded field; fine living, quick advancement: our methods fndorsed—our students employed by leading hotels everywhers. Open evenings. Call for particulars. = Lewis Hotel Training School. 1824 New York ave. n.w._ s instruct young lady in sewlng, thres :wtate terms. Address Hox Make_your Apare time briog you & od salary; 15 eass lessons in telephone Switehboard operating will do_this. Evening Milton School, 726 14th odasses forming now. cH A G LESEONS FRE professor. 920 17th st. Call Main 3579, diplome secured if graduate. WIIITB OR GOLORED—(Good home for veli- able settied woman; general housework: three in family: stay nights; good wages. Phoue 1548, WHITE COOK to do some bousework on fira : room and bath; references required 11'1915 23rd st. _Phone N. 3480. 27% WHITE WOMAN, middle aged, with ref ence, for general housework, small family: no washing: good home for right person. Address Box 531, Star office. WOMAN (colored afterucons and occasional evenings. 1735 Lanier place. WOMAN for general housework. Apply 2208 Q st “ WOMAN, settled white, to do piain sewing and e iork Apply Sir. F. .. Star offce, or dress Rox 118-H. Rtar ofc for general housework: 4 adults 1008 Hobart st. n.w. I'hone Columbia Turse during Appis WORKING TIOUREKEEPER—Setiled__white woman; family four adults, all employed: stay g0od_home for good woman. Address nigh Box 1i1-H, Star ERAL #ood _woman. | GIRL d | rexy colored, wants place ns gene 3 good ook and reference. o, wants work as chambermaid 'y work. Call or write . Can . CUKTAINS stretelied w.th special At 203 & st i NCRSE, practica T e Address Box ry line; no babiex. YOU. K in small nights. #0_home nigh T EMP waitreases Enreka, 1011 X. 50 COLOR! White Cross Fre: 2w, Phone North 3608, WANTED—SITUATIONS MALE. MARCEL WAVER—One who understands all branches of the busin Apply Beauty Parlor, 109 G st. h{. Al ma i ne. NERY SALESLADY, experl Apply Duree M; 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, health iand willingness to work the hours assigned are the essential qualifications. NO PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE NEEDED. APPLY FIRST FLOOR, 722 12th ST. N.W. THE CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC TELEPHONECO. | SALESTADIES— Plessant_outdoor work. piy 3 to 5, O to 10, K. T. Beavers Co. 3rd et nw. SALESLADIES—Experienced, accustomed to high-class trade in women's coats, suits and dresses. Specialty store on F st. Address Box 83-H. Star office. ALENWOMAN—Pastry counter, experienced. 1334 . SALESWOMAN for corset de- partment, experienced. Only one {with thorough experience nee: illinery, | i dress Box o8-H, Star office. SRR nds, experienced. 1372 Chureh st. Franl TAILORESS 10 help oo men's Coats. 620 E st. n.w. ATTOMOBILE MECHANIC, experienced. sires position. Danfel Rodagnez, 513 1 8 and screens taken down. Screens experienced. RPENTER wants work: shelving, fooring. fencing, ete. Address Box 40-H, Star ., CHAUFFECE, experienced, & 764 Greshum Place n.w. THAUFFEUR, British West Indian, seven ars’_experience; resl hume man; €an wait. 2423 Virginia_ave. n.w butler and Phone houseman. Cinr ;v . best of references. ress Box J4-H, Star { e COLORED MAN want hotel work: reference. Taiicn xperience. iwishes position. Star_office. o 10 years' _experienc e ywrite o FIREMAN—Colored lighest er_references. afte W. Darvis, JOB to ¢ of furnace morning and { evening. Lo TAW STUDE ence wants position, whole or part day. u_nve. nw. Photographer. rience in view, studio, eniarg- hg work, desires to connect wit Star office. * “lored man. e ara, oclock. Take s exper 10 i 1 Address Hox 88 H. | experience: | ook, by ueat colored girl 1200 colored_girl mornings_and consider " all day work LACE by s o :will nurse for Box 45.H, Star clouning by 928 W at U colored wou X st Sy 1 rHings: or in flut | BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS 0 SE. SEE JO1IS Pleming BIAg.. I 30 per ceut. A DBRICE WORK tyfive to Bfty per vent by it verlasting hot-air circulators thereis ingennity or work required. nteed instrictions 3 . and —cosl iy clow to §1 ob workers and crensed stalling 1o expense. s ouls one Bonanza 1. he: pent i CARAGES SUL { i i | a0 General Rep 3 Carpentsy and 919 L n.w. Remodeling a Speciaity IST. STEWA tent manager for restau or cafete ar experience. Box M- YOUN PORCH CMAIRS BEATED. Tpholsteriug in ali its branches. CLAY AKM- BTRONG, 1288 10th st. n.w. erutive work; re- ustomed to using nd. getting Desires con- ering adyuncement as _office Addrers Box 108.H. initiative nection _with manager or Star_office. FLOORS REFINISHED. YOUR OLD WOOD SN Planed, xcraped and repolished: laid” Call any lowr. CADAME. Frankly 47 DOOKKEEPERSTENOGRAPHER: experience: knowledge North 10474, "branch experienced. Call Call Col. 303 it - NA HAT CO., 435 11th BRODT'E, INC., HATS REPAIRED AND BLOCKED. 409 11th n.w.. opposite Star. i Made while you wait TORNER & CLARK. 1233 New York ave. n.w. 721, colored. Tight complexio 08 Florida_ave. experienced OMPANIO — 0D, Star office.® clerica] work. _Address Box_ WOMAN, refined, who undcrstands houseliold management, to help with light duties; one Who can sew and about thirty preferred: either M or ualf time. Address Box SG-H, Star office. WOM business women of cul outride work furnished; part TED—0id Jasurance firm wan LIS re and refinement for not essential; leads See Mr. wishes nw. * COMPANION, or housekeeper, sition: best references. 1143 5Sth st 1 MOVING AND HAULING. TRUNES. FURNITURE AND_BAG! 3 ALL_KINDS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. LITTLEFIELD & ALVORD C0.. M. £290. COMPANION-NURSE, to elderly Iady, or care of child during day: references. Address ox 5 260 CDOK—Frst-cliss _cooking _alone: competent; Fin: eity references. 170 M DRESSMAKING and plain sewing at home. 1439 P st. n.w. Ellis, 9 1 WOME tunity to make $40.00 a week canvassing ; respectable outdoor work; experience not absolutely necessary. See Mr. Blum, bet. 9 and 10, Castelberg National Jewelry Co., 935 Pa. ave. Tous Y. with good education, for piea :fi} 536'!‘3?1 ‘r:rk: $1,500 Orst year. Addre: Box 230-S, Star office. LADY (white), assistant and secre- physician’s office, to answer tele. sterilize instruments, keep account: ete.; experience not necessary; ‘must be ne: answer In own handwriting and state age, ualitications and reference: salary, $10 to start. Address Box 108-H, Star office. 'z educated, ex-teacher prel jon; malary. $1,500 first year, transportation paic M, tional Home and Natlopal City bidg., New nen! Dept. 1 Association, York. i YOUR OPPORTUNITY. ing for an aggressive young mfl:n"'&' :up':hnauon and pleasing per- Yonailty. No one under 25 considered. Apply at 718 Bond bldg., between 9:30 and 5:30. Ask for Mr. Sillings. (o g EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. licit orders for greeting cards. DY et ipper, must be ‘expericaced. Experienced sewing woman. Hookkeeper-typist, £ood opening. Solicitor, ealary. ‘Telephone operator. 25 years or over. NATIONAL PERSONNEL BUREAT. 302 BOND BLDG., 14th & N. Y. AVE. MALE AND FEMALE. —___MALE AND FEMALE. /RADE civil service examination—Spe- R R tion, _The Citll Servico Preparatory SeMool. B.F. comer 12th and F n.w. Phone Franklin 2080. pd N AND WOMAN (white): Tiouse and gen- BN ANP ity home: §ood wages to ¢ Setent people. Address Box 60-H, Star office. . D WOMEN quickiy learu estate :fqfi-‘-?“mmm pay while learainy ':‘;.:. d oot 14 present employms - IDrerito0 'a week. Froe clas lecturos evers Dty 6 Dn. Wiliam 7. Matccwin, 319 Colorado - STENOGRAPHBR, wiih kuowiedge of book- keeping preferred: give age, references, sal- Ay’ cipected, etc. Address’ Box Z0-E, tar office. R—Teach double-entry bookkeeping: six e eely, state terms. G. W. H., Lin- coln 5208. e FEMA U DOMESTIC, l DIESSMARING—Street and evening clothe: first-class work: reasonable prices. 768 Phone Col. 6821-W { HOUSEKEEP 40 dren: good cook. office. { LADY wishes piace doing {facial massage. muscle strapping. | permanent wave. Address Box office. bie woman o fond of chil- $0-H, Ntar Tarcel wavin shampoo, Ktar 2680 MISS BERT—Street, afterncon and cvening gowns a_epecialty. Romedeling. Phone Col. 4227, Address 1704 Kilbourne pl. n.w. MATTRESSES,FEATHER BEDS, ETC. —__OLD MATTRESSE: RENOVATED, RECOVERED AT LOW PRICES SANITARY BEDDING CG. 9013 G n.w. Franklln 6735. IR ATTRESSES AND PILLOWS Renovated at most reasonable prices. let us call. give estimate. Prompt deliveries l-u action suured, o.w E BEDDING CO., | N. 5210, s B llfll{h & i RORS RESILVERED. 1 MIRRORS FOR SALE. YOUR DEFECTIVE { MIRRORS RESILVERED, LIKE NEW. SEND THEM TO CHAS. J. HARBEC, 48 H N.W. | PAPERHANGERS AND PAINTERS. PAPERHANG AT LOWEST PRICES A best workmans ‘stimates_cheerfully fur 1404 North Capitol MUSIC SCHOLARS taught at thelr homes or dlo, by teacher of loug experience: spe. cial attention given beginners. Address Mra K.. 1762 Willard st. n.w. TRSE desires engagement kind; maternits cases a spec | Nurse, 1308 E st. s.e. | OFFICE PORITION by experienced calored girl: knowledge of typewriting. 308 P st n.w. capable_and ty. Address 00MS PAPERED, $8 AND d lors, $11 and up. J. EGDOLL. 443 N. North 6480-3. 27+ MYERS BROS FIRST-CLASS WORKMAN ship_only. Estimates cheerfully furnisbe 706 E st. n.e. Phone Linc. 5806. 250 I HOBSON, PAINTER AND_ PAPER nge: Rest work, lowest prices. 734 6th = n.w. me Main 6706. Prompt service. 29 up: dining roos P STENOGRAPHER—Beginner. desires perm. nent position: small alary cousidered. Ad- dress Box 207-E. 25° ENOGRAPHER-BOORKEEPER; rapid. neat and accurate; excellent references. Address Rox 27-H. Star office. 250 WINDOW SHADES. SHADER-—Good quality opaque shades, fitied to sour windows. 9fc; the best quaiity of opague shades. $1:25: hung free; we call with samples. KLEEBLATT. 1ith and H sts. ne. PIANO TUNING. STENOGRAPHER, beginner, wishes posit experienced typiat. ddress Box 60-H. ce. D, CLEANED, POLISHED, BY or $1.50 on orders this w STREET, afternoon, evening gowns; remodel- hemstitching, beading, embroidery. but- covered. Hanlon, 1213 14th st. n.w. DDEN, with leading firms layer repairing: work guaranteed TEACHER, experienced, would like the care and responsibility of an invalid child's educ. tion during the winter. Address Box 350.D, Star_ofice. Iy or upstairs pshore ave. 20% YOUNG LADY, refined, desites engagement as liousekeeper-companian to elderly couple. 7059 Jfinir road n.w., D. C. 2! MALE AND FEMALE. GEORGE M. WALAER, FOR- merly head tuner and player repairer for Percy Foster and Knabe Co. 710 Morton st. n.w. 3. SCHAEFFER. o¢Fltno turing, plaser-pianos ‘and all makes i nograj repaire 20 s’ expel 81K e Line. Ziea-w. o e at old prices. Our work is sure to please TITTENSOR. 1424 Sth n.w. North 7702. 8 Twife cook, man gardener or farmhand; colored. Ad- dress Box 44-H, Star office. 2 EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. CLEANERS, laundresses, cooks, imaids, walireases, butlers. janitors, chauffeurs, nurses, porters, elevator boys. Enreka, Main 2808 " TOUNG COUPLE, willing to work, wish po- sition, man as a chauffeur and wife'for house- work. Address Box 11-H, Star office. FEMALE DOMESTIC. MAN and wife want piace on farm: WANTED--MISCELLANEOUS FURNITURE, RUGS, ANTIQUES, ornaments Riley. 431 1ith st. 'Mnin 6162, . The American Household Co. Second-hand Furniture and Houschold Goods. Bought and_ Sold. 3 12th n.w. WANTED—To buy for ca piano; must be in perfect 10 s old. Col. 4796, AT COLORED GINL—Place a2 assistant T 7 42 Mass. ave. lonseworker or chambermaid. nw. BY YOUNG GIRL (colored)—Place to assist in housework. Apply to janitor, 1745 Kalo- rama rd. n.%. . e, BACHELOR wants housckelper; white ol Address Box 104-H, Star office. BASS SOLOIST, who can read, for cholr. Phone Columbia_2858. 267 BOOKKEBPER—By & _high-olass business house, & young man who thoroughly under- stands double-entry bookkeeping and has had position of trust with some good house and can fomish bond and first-ciass references; audi- encos treated confidentially. Addpess Box 179-E, Btar office. | 25¢ TYOUNG MAN—For hotel front office worl Dours, 7:30 to 11 a.m., 4 to § pm.; give age, experience, two references; saiary, $75 nonth, Address Box 62-H, Star ofice. 2 YOUN MEN—Active, educated, for Amei can consular and _diplomatic _services: s cial three-month class now_ forming ler e Sert. Address Box 219-E, Star effice. _27% CHAMBERMATD-WATTRESE, ;:’lmfl ad o hild; stay ol Celephone Cleve- o i Cwlands st., Chevy Chase, Md. K—Bettled woman; stay DIghts; ol Call Cleveland 1848, D GENERAL HOUSEWORK Ok Adeon Srages: 3520 18th at. n.w. small 26¢ YOUNG MEN—Why be without work? We have s place on our saics force for young Inf and end ' Bno s or e o iiress Box S04.E. Star office. KMPLOY! NT _AGENC] TOUNG MAN to solicit rents, leads furnished. Reglstered dentist, young graduate preferred. Auto mechanic on high-grade cars. Auto mechanic on Fords. Bxperienced electrician. Experienced food checker, salary and meals. Drapery hanger. $1 per hour. Junlor drug clerk, two years' experience. Bookkeeper, double entry. Truck driver, heavy work. Ford delivery driver. Ford salesman, experienced. Stenographer, good opening. Stenographer, experienced, good ealary. Stenographer, good st mathematics. Stenographer. e o L preferred. R ONAL DERSOSNEL BUNEAC: 302 BOND BLDG. 148 & N, Y. AVE. °* BOY or young man, mechan- ically inclined, to assemble toys. Apply superintendent, King’s Palace. BOY (colored) who can _operate Ford dellvery and do all-around work in grocery stol Alexander & Oafrits, 1925 4th ot. n.w. ___* BRICKLAYBRS, 4 first class. Apply Edmonds Contracting Co.. 26 Evarts st. n.e. BUSHELMAN—Good. Apply Robert Johaston, 2427 18th st. n.w. 250 USHELMAN—Fast; steady woi 3 Apply Bolognese, Quantico, '\ C NTER—Non-union; must be all-around Raymond st. spd Brookville Rd., Md. Wheeler's 26% (colored), in_private famil; competent and reliable; rteferency Apply at 1611 28th st. . CHAUFFEUR most_be required. COOK—Colored woman. Call 1000 E i upstairs. GHAMBERMAID—Or day work or clening, colored_girl_wishes & place; good reference. 32 East Capitol at. CHAMBERMAID and waitress; neat colored girl. Call at 1120 New Jersey ave. n.w. 26° CHAMBERMAID OR _NURBE—Colored _girl wishes place. Phone West 2288, 27% CLEANING or Aishwashing, bonest, reliable girl: reference. 2265 9th st. n.w. - CLEANING. day or week, by fable col- gred womas. a8 Tath ot nw. Phone Adama = 268 K—Experlenced; 8tay nights; must have o aceay 2141 Leroy place n.w. TeL'N. 5889, 25 GOOK—White; experienced; must Bave ecity orace: " Telephone North 9023. COOK—Wanted, a_white woman for plain cook. _Apply 2034 Hillyer place. . COOK wanted; cliy references. 1008 mI?'T.‘a d. n.w., apt. 508. o FOR GENERAL HOUSEWOREYoung gl Apply 1801 K st. n.w., apt. 108, w.a..fifi, ontll 6 p.m. = 0 RAL, HOUSEWORKER—In spartment. $i55 M. Pleasant st apt. 2. _Columbla 5106, young, white; general housework: ho; S koma: 10 per week. Teleplone Columbla GIRL, meat, Yor general non-um@ Tn famlly of three: no Sunday work. 1610 Webster at. 10228. - Columbia COLORED GIRL wants place with small fam. fly as mald. 1722 V st. n.w. 260 REFRIGERATOR—10075, Phone_Adams 3 FUKNITURE—You will feel satisfied with rices 1 pay. . Welsenberg, 022 B st. n.w. ‘ranklin 6151, 7 WANTED—Feather beds ana furniture. Best rices paid._ yuare Deal Furniture Co., 501 Bye =" Phone Main G638, HIGHEST CASH PRICES Paid for all kinds of furniture, refrigerators ts. All orders promptiy attended to. o e ave v Frabkiin 0182 310 1F YOU HAVB ANYTHING TO SELL pho Riley, Main 6162, . — F@WSITURB, PiANOb, CAR- LTi l'no:' Il.llm for wagon Or have «WESCHLER,” 920 Pa. ave. n.w. more A Oam- COLORBD GIRL wants PI:L! as chambermaid or_spartment to clean. Address 2306 N st. CLOTHES wanted: higbest prices paid for la- gies’, men’s and cifidren’s worn clothes, shoss. Horth B3p. 0. Litchman, 1744 7th 0. a.w. COLORBD_GYRL _General housewosk or wai- tress. { Call at 1646 4th st. n.w. 26% LOJ , rellabl neat, settled, from Virginla, desires place as cham: bermaid or will assist in an apartment. . B. 8. Phone North 858. . GOOK or_housework, reliable colored girl wants place. 2114 104 & RS lace. 2114 10th sf. n.w. COOK—Colored woman; home nights; good GOOE OR LAUNDHESS. 1745 Beaton st. . reference. 227 2ad st. n.e. n.w. wan! ‘Thursday, Friday and Woman_for Baturday; good plain cooking. 1212 Bask st. w. WANTEDTo buy old furmitare and feathet beds. When eeliiag wiy not Grop & postal te the 0ld_reliable_firm BRING US Phone North 5454-J. your old gold, silver, platinum DIAMONDS and discdrded jewelrs, We need them in ou: manufacturing depariment. WILL PAY HIGHEST PRICES _A. Kahn, Inc, 935 F St