Evening Star Newspaper, November 1, 1921, Page 36

WOMAN’'S PA STOCRATIC “ANDIES ATIANTA g“l!llll‘l‘lan ED.PINAUD'S § HAIR TONIC (Eau de Quinine) AND ED.PINAUD’S LILA~ (Toilet Periame) should be alw_ om the dressing table of men and 'women who are really care- ful in personal matters. American Import Offices ED. PINAUD Bldg. NEW YORK You can only determine the cost of your work in any of the above branches by the re- ,sults you get. We use the best of materials and workmanship to insure satisfaction. Maurice J. Colbert 621 F St. N.W. M. 3016-17. Each Roll Wrapped in Parchment ie is made from C;raqfi Pure ite Tissue. 1000 Extra Large size sheets to the -'Ii'hel n‘n}st Economical oile: agevou can 15¢ AT YOUR DEALERS the possibilities of panels? Paris does this scason. They flutter in chiffon, they sweep out of the room in velvet, ¢l from our top-coats. The November Bazar shows every smartest phase of .b%nukknumd lnfict.evzrydfina Fashion, together with Society, Art and much clever Fiction— thirty-three features of interest. Be sure to get the November Winter Fashion Number. Now on Sale "HOME ECONOMICS. BY MRS, ELIZABETH KENT The *“cup that cheers, but does not inebriate,” is drunk by most people once a day, by many twice, by some three times, and by your real tea flends five times. He has it before breakfast, at breakfast, at lunch, at § o'clock and at dinner. Also the children of the poor drink teh. Yet most of us know little or nothing of what tea really is—what it does to or for us. Tea as we get it is the dried leaf of an evergreen shrub or small tree cul tivated in China,-Japan, India and th East Indies. There are two main va- rieties of tea plant, the Assamese, cu.l- tivated chiefly in the very hot, molst climate of India and Ceylon, ylaldflng from 400 to 1,000 pounds an scre, wi several pickings vearly, and the Chini grown in a cooler climate, smaller, darker, tougher and of more dellmu flavor, yielding four or five pickings, o flusings, as they are called, a year, lnd used chiefly for green tea. The same plant may yield several grades of both black and green te: the difference in color, odor and flavor being due to the methods of prepara- tion. For black tea the leaves are bruised to liberate the juices, fermented for a short time, and dried. For green tea the fresh leaves are roasted or steamed, rolled and dried as quickly as possible to prevent fermentation. Th smaM leaves and the first pickings produce the finest grades of tea. The characteristic flavors and odors are produced by volatile olls present in the plant, or by contact with orange blossoms, jessamine, or the fragrant olivea Tea has also an atkalold, theine, 'l’fldl causes the stimulation described by Johnson as so cheering, and tannin, an astringent, which as tannic acid, developed by infusion, is lpt to interfere definitely with diges- tion. (Copyright, 1921.) Ill.fllllIIIIlllmlflllllllllllllllll Definitely Guaranteed Immediately kills all disagreeable odors. Spray itin the garbage can, toilet, or in a stuffy room. It will re- fresh the air and make it pleasant. Also disinfects, purifies the air, kills insect pests and cleans like magic. Will not stain. At y hardware -fi’”z- partment stores. Small size, 50 cents; " quart, $1.00; gallon, $3.00. Dethol Sprayer, 50 cents. H. Olarke & Sons Oo, Ino., 408 W. Lomberd st., Balte., Md., Bales Agts. for Methol Mfg. Oo., Ino., Richmend, Vs, Ask for free demonstratiem. Gouraud’s Oriental Cream QuickRelief From Sore Throat EOPLE nowadays recognize that a sore throat is a danger spot. as the inflamed tissues form an ideal soll for germs to multiply. ‘With gargles it s Impossible to keep a sore throat under anything effective treatment. With Formamint, whether you are at work, or in crowded car, theater or church, you can dissolve, now and then, one of these pleasant tasting, powerfully antiseptic tablets in your mouth. . An effective antiseptic 18 re- leased and, carried by the saliva, contlnuously bathes the tissues, checks germ and soothes the thmlt. possibly pre- venting laryngitis, tonsilitis, “fAu.” Relleves ness. elpful for singers, actors, smokers, epeakers, lecturers, Children like them. 60c at all druggists. rmamint TGER%-FIGHTIE%% T T T E""‘" PR Dyed Her Silk Stockings' to Match Skirt Each package of “Diamond Dyes” contains directions so simple ‘any. woman can dye or tint her worn, shabby dresses, skirts, coats, nockmis sweaters, :;t?nun, dn‘; peries, hangings, everything, even she has never dyed bd' “Diamond Dyes"—no other kind— then perfect home dyeing is sure be~ cause Diamond Dyes are guaranteed not to spot, fade, streak or run. Tell your druggist ether the material you wish to dye .is wool or silk, or whedl:er it is linen, cotton or mixed ore, Buy |this extrs fat. CONCERNING ’I’HE NEW, JACKETS i BY ANNE RITTENHOUSE. PARIS, October 31, 1921. ‘When a woman walks into Claridge's restaurant to drink tes and to dance— for women do drink tea over here despite the fact they can have any- thing ese they wish—and she wears one of the new tallored suits in which the jacket is cut off eight inches the bottom of blouse, one abo feels that something has gone wrong. A young from New York, who th e telling hor m pull down her feel like telling her to pull down answered his companion. am sure she has on the wrong Jacket for that costume. Nearly half of the blouse is showing beneath it She looks as thon,h she dressed after the fire bell rang.’ girl regarded her closely for several minutes, and when she saw that she was jazzing serenely about the room with an utter lack of self- consclousness concerning her costume she knew that everything was all rl'm. ‘Women know each other, you| suppose that's a hew suit she's got on,” said the girl. “What a peach of a joke on me. Here I am in Parls, &t a smart tea dansant, inking a g0t on a crasy costume when she's really wearing the newest thing in Paris, And 8o it was. These new suits will continue to at- tract attention until they settle down into commonpllce life. It looks odd Just now to see Jacket cut off at the walst line wbne the blouse con- tinues to the hips, but after one gets used to the idea it appears attractive. Some one had to do something to vary the type of tailored suit that every woman has worn in France. If something drastic had not been done it would have been impossible to wrench women away from that gray cloth jacket and skirt which invaded the town and the nearby resorts. It was Jenny who arranged this new short coat with its gorgeous blouse. The fashion for blouses, instead of shirtwalsts, Is 8o pronounoed that one wants to get all the credit possible for wearing them. They extend to the hips, and they are made of mate- rials that once served for splendid evening coats or were bought to cover the best chairs in the drawing room. Why hide such glory? . Jenny, In her new kind of sult showed that she understo6d the mood of women. S 0 blouse that 18 to be llddan during most of its life. Her new sult has proved popular among French women, so a sketch of it is given toda ‘The material is dark blue perllaine trimmed with astrachan. The skirt is gathered in an even line around the waist and cut off at a reasonable length. The jacket is cut unusually short. It opens down the front to show the blouse and entirely exposes Let Bulbs Brighten Your Winter Dining Room. Psychologists have proved that a sunshiny dining room is conductive to £00d digestion and general optimism at mealtime. The cheeriness that emanates from flowering plants is al- most equally as neceesary in the din- ing room as sunshine. Many women have Door success with regular plants; and many others who do have success with indoor plants have tried forcing these plants with the result that now, at the be ginning of winter, the plants are in/ need of a rest and refuse to bloom. Such women should resort to the planting of bulbs in rotation. Of course, there is the question of expense to be considered in this plan. Good bulbs and enough of them so that about three bulbs can be plant- d every two weeks from now till January 1st, will cost several dollars. But to my mind, it is several dollars well spent. For, for this sum one can hlv. bright choary flowers in the din- ing room from six weeks from now until February lst—when our regu- lar potted plants sre ready to flower or when our spring seeds are ready to be planted. Poodle.—Kate— Reader. — Freckles may be bleached off, but the tendency to them will remain, as they are osused by iron In the blood which is brought out on the skin by the sun; however, this only happens about one- third of the yesr 4uring the time when the sun is strongest. They will bleach oft themselves, but to hasten this at this time of the year, a simple bleach is either lemon juice or cu- cumber juice. The’ former is used just as it {s squeezed from the fruit. The cucumber juice is made by cut- ting the ves-ubla into small pieces, retaining skin and stewing it ntly until ul the ulou are extract- d from {t. Start the cooking with a | amount of water added to the table and when all of it is soft- ened into & pulp, strain and use. If BLUE VELOUR TRIMMED WITH ASTRACHAN. THE_ BLO SHOWS BENEATH THE JACKET AND 18 FINISHED WITH BAND 08 ASTRACHAN. its hem, which is tightened about the hips with a highly ornamental belt of astrachan fastened with silver buckles of an anclent design. These buckles are repeated at the neck, where they fasten the high astrachan collar. The sleeves are quite simple. They are remindful of other days when a sleeve was merely part of a costume that covered the arm and not a thing which was liable to keep an inventive brain awake at night. The majority of these blouses age worn over the skirt. which is attached to a simple silk lining to serve as a corset cover, but others are attached to the skirt at the hip line under the belt. When this is the case the wearer does not hesitate to remove her jacket so that she may appear in an oramental frock. -For Your Gonvenie;lee WANT ADS. May be left at any of the following Star Want Ad Branches NORTHWEST. 2nd and Mass. KL nd P sts,—Day Pharma 18th and Florids ave.—Pearson 21at and . Quigley’s Ph 35th and a ave Heroat's P 1901 L st., Morss Pharmacy. NORTHEAST. North Capitol and Eye sts., Keneally Phar- m 1th 4nd Eest Capltol sts., Lincoln Perk Pharmacy, e THE. 8th .l:'fl Eye sts., Weller & Moskey's Phar- Fealy's Pharmacy. !mrlrfl Pharmacy, 8204 M st. nx: and Bats, d M sts., elter 2 iokey's Phar Rnu—3 Cents a Word d suburhs for— Help and 8ituations Wanted. Lost and Found. d Wanted Miscejlaneous. Business Opportunities Rate Outside of ‘Washington, 4 eents a word. Real Estate Ads 6 words te the line, 3-lne minimum, at line rate, &. follows: 1 time, 20c per line. 2 times, 15c per line, 8 times, 17c per line. 7 times, 16¢ per line. 14 times, 15¢ per line. Star Office Open Until 11 p.m. All advertisements ror The pvznlu: Btar must be at The Star office 1 pam. the DAY BEFORB 18SUB, "with “the following exceptions: Lost and Found. Death notices. Wanted Help, Wanted 8ltuations. Wanted Rooms. Agvertisements under the ‘above classi- flcations will be accepted at The Star of- fce, 1ith et and Pe. ave. until 10 a.m., day of issue. All advertisements for The Sundap Star ‘must be received at The Star office by 6 p.m. Saturday. Cash With Order is required for all advertisements from translent advertisers. LOST B. Aturday Afternoon. brown Boston ‘bag contataing sea shell ward 1f returned to Mrs. MeEuen, 1057 uu. st m.w.. apt. small, Tight blus velvet; containing vanify case, with gold pencil attached. Finder returning same to naval attache’s office. Brit- h embassy,, will be rewarded. Phone Frank. on_Teh woid VEIOPE containiug money; owner's mame on_envelope; in or near 10-cent stores, 7th October Reward. Miss O., 21 WANTED—HELP MALE—Continued. J s ‘WANTED—HELP FEMALE—Continued. W. -HELP FEMALE DOMESTIC—Continued. —Oan uee ex- perienced man several hours daily or evenings. ity DEMONSTRATONS wanted for drug stores; £o0d talkers and expericaced. Address ok Star office. WOMAN, fomily Yip Competent, for general housework in three; $10 a week. FPhooe Cleye. FURNITURB FINISHER Can use experienced { man_partial time. 431 11th o nw GOVBENMENT EMPLOYES may increase in- [ pomes materially by ‘representing us durln re time CM.HCHVI! proposit! Room | ns bldg., 4:80 to 5:30. HOTELS NEED TRAINED MEN—Nation-wice trained mer; all dcpartments, ent houses; ded an les ! Call Ermmun Sehool, 1834 New York ave. INSURANCE MEN. 1 ASSISTANT MANAGER, BONDING DEPT. 1 ASSISTANT MANAGER, AUTOMOBILE DEPT. 1 FIELD SUPT. AND CLAIM MANAGER. HEALTH & ACCID'T DEPT. 2 DEBIT MEN, BY LEADING CASUALTY CO. ONLY THOSD WITH MANAGERIAL AND PRODUCING ABILITY CONSIDERED. SALARY AND COMMISSIO! GIVP FULL PARTICULARS AS TO QUALI- FICATIONS. ADDRESS BOX 198-H, STAR OFFIOB. JANITOR, ~married, house; praterably one ia government. sorvice, whose wife can attend to cleaning, etc.; give full information regarding reference and ex- perlence. _Address Box 339-K, Star office. —_LEARN TO BE A STORAGE BATTERY, REPAIRMAN 04 earn from $35 to $50 & week: wo can teach you in two weeks: day and eveniny See Mr. O'Dongell, 1217 B st. n. LEABN ‘WIRELESS during spare time, day or ovenings. We prepare you with pr‘:utul instruction on actual up-to-date wireless St s, pusttlon, peyiZg an meirage vé £5:000 first ‘ve gou N e T gt ch e fi."a‘&‘.m. ' radis enginecr, ete. - Salsrice: 15 yea all, write' or phone. for Nltionll Radio School, 1345 n.w. Phone Main 1876. MAN—I want a man to work with me in Washington. He must be equipped with brains, character and personality. The job is building clientele for a bona fide house of national repu- tation. I will assist this man to develop himself into a high posi. tion. The opportunity is splen-ig did for promotion and large in- come. The associations are the -|best, and the connection is such as to attract the highest type of man. If you feel that your qualifications justify it, call sec- ond floor, Ewards bldg., 1416 H | with ambition, over 25 years of ho ¢an qualify for the adminisirative d ment of a L mpany. Th! for a man of energy and resource who 18 will- ing to work to prove his ability. Call to see Mr. Lewis, 315 Munsey bldg., between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. First, hyacinth second, early (Van Sion, Hors- (Holland _ and tulips; third, narciss feldit,” Empress, Paper White—the five best forcing varieties); fourth, Bermuda _lilies, more commonly known as Easter lilies 2nd catalogued as “L. Harisil I have named th their planting. For economy's sake plant three in the €ame pot. bulbs may touch each other in the pot. They should not be pressed down into the dirt, but merecly rest on top of it. The dirt should not be packed down and around them. A little bone fertilizer may be mixed with a heavy variety of sofl. After_you have planted the bulbs water them well just once and place the pot in a dark, cool place for Six week:s this Is very important for the roots a chance to grow before the flowering shoots come up. should be well filled with roots before the shoots appear. The cellar is the place that most people put their pots after planting the bulbs in them. After a bulb has once flowered It had best be thrown away. For, al- though many women try to keep their bulbs from year to year, it is almost a valn hope that they will flower again—and even when they do they are never satisfactory blooms, breathing is helptul when the bust is too small or when ft is too stout, a: it ‘develops all the muscles of the chest, which means an absorption of excessive fatty tissue, while the mus= cles are strengthened. For the thin woman a gentle massage with cocoa butter (or any good skin food) will be an added nourishment, but in etther case a beneficial result will come from dashing cold water over the chest every day, followed by light friction with a coarse towel. Qut of the Beaten Track. BY JOHN SMILEY. How George the Third Ate Crow.' It seems that after the revolution- ary war had been fought and decided, you want to keep it for a length of time, a preservative must be added, such as ..lcohol or a small quantity o! -llay lc aocld. B—~Mrs. W. H. F—Happy.— Sublerlbnr'—l‘! thn e health is good and ows a tendency to .xtrame omn. a or if it is dry, it hows that the difficulty is local and may be corrected often by encourag- ing a better circulation. In either the scalp thoroughly once every day, until the whole head glows. Sometimes the hair, has a tendency to fall out in the fall, be- eause of the scalp naving been over- heated during the previous months. Massage will correct this also in ordi- 'nu-y cases, but a good tonls for the hould be used in addition to thl- magaaging if such cases do not improve after & few months of the simpler trestment. Double Chin~The woman with & double chin is usually too stout all over and needs a general reduction, hnt :ooa loul u-uunent is to mas- %fflu‘ and lm ft t‘:l of s tr. fat the pelm of the hand, Iullulu: at the collar bone and work forward to the point of the chin. This raises all the muscles of the face and prevents any sagging and also gives some exercise to all of the lower part of the cheeks—which will be very much in need of being toned after th ave been carrying llow the exercise by I or give the sl fi an ice rub. the skin and con- fat had hn absorb. Brown l"fll-—-lflufltut- wgl:gl& : e ;r muu v-hl amount Lok s, Kerl England, or rather George the Third, considered that the result was but temporary, and that the colonies would yet come undér the protection of the English lion’s mane. This afti- tude is indicated in a speech which George the Third made to his parlia- ment in which he alludes to the inde- pendence of the colonies as “a sepa. ration of the American colonies from the mother country. ‘This is how he concludes his address: “In thus admitting their separation from the crown of these kingdoms, I have sacrificed every consideration of my own, to the wishes and opinion of my people. I make it my humble and earnest prayer to Almighty God that Great Britaln may not feel the evils which might result from o great a dismemberment of the empire; and, that America may be free from these chlamities which have formerly proved in the mother country how es- sential monarchy is to the enjoyment of constitutional liberty. Religion, language, lnterut, affections may, and I hnp‘ will, ye ve a bond of permanent unlon ha 'ween the two countries; to this end, neither Atun- tion nor disposition on my behal shall be wanting.’ (Oopyright, 1921.) Cocoanut-Tomato Soup. A clever cook, noted for the de- llcious flavor of her tomato lour, con- fesses its secret to be cocoanut milk. To a quart can of tomatoes she add: a. pint of cocoanut milk, which she makes by pourirg a pint of boiling water over the meat of & cocoanut. The contents of a can of tomuo-- Shroush '8 felly -‘” the mm milk used muu t’» Illll J—kv : ..‘t"m Trumpet Major and! e in the order of |4 The | Ty reason that it Is necessary to give the! The pot | ™ Black ears, ticket Asbur _Fire-proofing Harvard st 2 ‘u’ i Tirown_choker, on Sunds; Theater. Liberal reward. GLASSES. pair of shell 7im, Thuseiay mom- ing. _Reward. _Nort GLASSES—One pair -»r: ’ne tional_Mvseum. __Call._ Col. it SES, shell-rimmed, Monday, Block. 14th_st.Reward. Col. 1439, KEYS (bunch) tomewhero 1o southwest. Re- tag Co. LOST- -tlllwr (nuumn pen, on 17tic st., Mon- day. Reward. Apsriment 807, Hotel Cairo. * N CRPTECE m X fur, on M st n.w. b Reward if returned to PATR GLASS! . shell, between Woodrldge and nume’ and addre 3 in case, Phone A Georgetown or street car. town and_Conn. ave. and gold bow-knot, Oetober” Sart " in l‘n(worm. tarned to 4123 §th t with diamond. Sund: Reward if re- | POCRETRO0! ing small amgn e L otner Article Heward. | Call’ Franklin 5357 or 1408 xsu:, st. n.. POINTER DOG. white with brown_spots. Re- rd.Main T2 Ask for Mr. Hickman; and jet stone; valuable to owner in downtown section. SIAN, energetic, to call on business in DA trict: good proposition: $30 per week and| (-ommlawion ARt 728 6th 4t n.wey Tues- dax. 6 pm. Franklin 842. AN experienced, to lay carpete and rugs for our Tug Qeparimeat. Apply” betore. 10" 8o, he Ruperintendent, 8. Kann_Sons Co. MANAGER for meat mlarket; give ber. Address Box 200K, Star ofice. phone pum- MONTH; P! f'nnzas BOX '191.K, STAR OFFICE. s opportunity is | Lo DICTAPHU B OPERATOR‘TYPIST — MUST. CAPABLE OF TURNING OUT NEAT RATE WORK: BALARY. $100 RMANENT POSITION. AD WOMAN—WhIts or colored, for general Bouss- ;::‘rl., bome nights; off Sundays. 1874 E. Cap- lc!?nrnu.vr AGENCIES, DRESSMAKER wants experienced bel 5088, white only. Phone North 8 . 340 to 370 th, Exchange, 1321 25t ot 2 flq,um. young _ woman; ex-teacher pre- ferred a1 posttion .vmmn * Bouses: - crowd ; quick advancement: Sor methods ndomed o stadents. employed by leading hotels everywhers. ~ Open exeninge. Call for particulars. 1 Training Sohoor. 1858 New ok dvernwe LADIES—Learn dressmakiog und ‘millinery Vusiness or bome Firingoion: ooy, Cestabiined 3552, 1115 O st Prank Firs 17 W Saratoga.. Ralto.. M. > LADIES, 3, agents; good proponition. Toqure ave. n.w. bet. 5:30 and 8 L.mum—mn !uur -p-m time mn you & good _salar; eany lessons in telephome switchbonrd operating will do_this, Even! classes forming now. Milton Behool, 728 14 st MARCEL WAVING TESSONS BY FRENCH |9 profes 4th st Call Maln 8570, Biolsmea. sccoren If gradonte: A|Gi WEY BE IDLE? It yux en g Jou want work call at WANTED—SITUATIONS MALE. ponlu-m Leeping st of pooks ‘Guring "srece eeping set of s d ar m-fim 155, Mt Ratater, Sde 30 Awoc\‘uyr 00KKEEPEK, office manage: 211 or part time; specialize in automotive and Wb blcyels, Wishes work T8 an as torday: best ences. Phone Col. 2005 il (ARE FOR FURNACE, by reliable man. Fhove CHAUFFEUR, government, first class. ored: employment ttec s o H M. 12393 Linden =. mm\rn.m- ml B a8 cook for back- elors only, and takes care of everything: hig! Iy Iefommended. Address Box 266 ENERAL howeman or Janitor; good .—u. Coee A1 ey o " OPPORTUNITY for intelligent, capable lady to learn good busimess; $1,500 first year. Ad- dress Box 325K, Star offics JAPANESE wants position as cook or ‘Pntnl housework. Tel. North 1114. 1737 8_st ¥. Akune. 1 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 and willingness to work the hours assigned are t.he essential qualifications. NO PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE NEEDED. APPLY FIRST FLOOR, 722 12th ST. NW THE CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC TELEPHONECO. SALESLADY in high-grade confectlonery store; one with a yesr or more experience; references required. ~ Address Box 310-K, Star office. JAPANESD wants porition as cok or general Jouseworker. M. Kuwato, 1737 § st. North MATHEMATICIAN will coach privately a few Duplls deficient i fractlons or the slements of ulgebra and geometry. Address Box B Btar office. TR AUTOMOBILE or Motor Trire Distribi- lor—Cwn You use an up-io-date enlecman or mauager wio bas had & years' exper, and knows how to deliver the 415 lo locate In Washington. Addr t wants study work; BR_wants steady wor _ Albert_Johnson. hand or ion as office mapager salesmen and collectors. For inter- Yiew addres Hox 1T Star afhee. 2 ning job, waiting or otherwise, rv‘lvrn.cu Oclumbia €100, Br. 26 2 single, from Vi understands ca neral flfln work. Address BOX -41 K, Star office. “UITH u:..‘ middle aged, want: efice managing grocery store; ref Erences. Phone Col. TheAs Loy Sore: WISDOW S] wanted. 220 131h YOUNG MAN, knowiedge of ran executive experience; ml!li red.Address Box 288 K, (ur efllrt NG M. mbitious, trustworthy, higi | wants position. Address Tx SALESWOMAN — For gowns Only those thoroughly experi- enced and capable of handling ihigh-class clientele need address Box 5-K, Star office. SOLICITORS—Experienced ouly: $100 months and commission. Teferences: pply 512 14 “Experienced and eumpe $25 pe permanent position and ommrtmmv for ad . Apply Wagg Litha. Co.. 1255 . n.w. EIL for small office; permanent o not apply tion: salary Address Box 05 it looking for temporary I 181,200, pasable weekls; elogle. YOUNG MAN, 18, desizes position, real et law oftic Address experienced clerk aud typis mornings pnly. Address Ho 834K, Star office. 1UUNG MAN, expert typist and cleik, desi eveulng wul’k references. Address Bux 3: ALL DE of dressmaking, remodeling poll'.lnl: very reasopsble. 444 N. Y. are. i AJSBHK‘A.\T BOCKKEEPER, experienced i general office work, desires position. Ad-ln = Box 50K, Star office. me_experience with : permanent occupation. . Star office. DRESSMAKER—Expericaced, colored, den; sewing io family; $3 per day. 1442 coran_ st H FINIBHEK, experienced, wishes position, 1408 3rd st. . WOMEN for cooKing .fl holl“nr Itler does dnwnunln, [ to B-m- lfi;ir:l flg lml-!.sll: .x“p:.rlen:ed. MEAT CUTTER. Thoroughly experienced, Must be expert high We are willing to pay highes alary o the right man. If you are mow em- ployed this is a ghance to better yourself. H 916 La. MEN to train In_their spare sitions a8 aratismen; Mmaivid y or night. Compiete course in 3 to D monti Rates to be increased on Beptember 21. Enroll now. Full particalars ou request. Colambia 8chool of Drafting, 14th and T sts n.w MEN—ESTABLISHED BUSINESS HAS SEVERAL OPENINGS. GOOD PAY For men willing to undertake a hard but per- manent situation. No experience mecessary. SEE NR. TRACEY, 10: 30 20 e For excellent 1 instructio AM. OR 2:30 P.M. ONLY. 226 vor s |BOND BLDG. mith's Maip. 1612, Chevy Chase Lake car inder please phone TOOL BAG. old, with lod tools. 35 re- ward. 1417 P at. n.w. TMBRELLA, lady Sunday ' a{fernoon. Trensury. B UMBRELLA—To avoid _trouble. was_seon taking blue silk umbrell prtent Teathe S-K. Star_office. WATOH, lady's gold wrist watch, ke, gold face, gray ribbon. ote] make, Saturday erening, 1325 Z1at at. Reward ;. WRIST WATCH, gold, Saturday. HELP SALESMEN, Cley rty_who | G MEN (5) for outside work: five orders daily pays $51 per week; good opportunity for ad. Room' 400, American SESSENGER BOY with & wheel. Apply 1311 room 500. NIGHT COOK_—Bee Mr. Mandes, 1113 Fa. aye. n.w. White Palace Cafeteria. PAINTER for sew work. 3200 Park piace PAR’I‘)\EB wanted for vulcanizing and re- treading, with gentleman with full outfit, to start business at once; only reliable men Col ered._Address Box 6.1, ESMAN—Must have ow Washington property. Ad- dress Box 282.K, Star office. REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. high class wanted by corporation handling both city roperty aad subdivisions. Address Box MT.E, tar office. SALBSMAN to call on physicians. drugel hospitals, etc.; excellent opportunify. Ad ms Bow SUI-K. Siar ofice: SALHEMAY, famillar_with the trade only, & soll_and deiiver candy to tna rulleu and drug. Washington, 201%. ‘Blar in office. SALESMAN; house-! u)honu rience Decessary. :awh ¥ street. SALESMAN—One experienced 1o the ¢ dnr trade: city. Henry T. Offterdinger. 3¢ SALESMEN—Write for list of lines and full arn $2.500 to $10,000 yearly; bi inexperienced or expe: ced, city or traveling. National S:Iumefll Tr. Ann , Dept. 350, Chicago. BZE salesmen; must be neat lnd mu talkers. Apply 1226 I12th at. D.e., bet. and 8 o'clock. 6 HOUSE-TO-HOUSB SALESMEN on a new ‘magazine proposition; 3 orders alllg pays $35 per week; good opportunity l'or a n-unen to field manager. Room 400, American Ni tiomal Bank bldg. MALE. AUTO INDUSTRY NEEDS TRAINED MEN. Pr?ure nmow for IDI! dld updnl.lll ll this of six ight Oourss tical lnrvn[h.nut. Azwll ldon iriog ¢ eace. o0 rlflwfl o 1o B8LES evenin, ite “only. ook, ma'.u 0 sts. n.w. oo us FOY—To help uapack ¥oods; 80 er week: chance of advancement. 617 La. ave. n.w, BUSHELMAN. Apply at Newecorn & Green's, 002 ¥ n.w. CANDYMAKER, expericnced; white or col. ored. _Apply 924 Oth st. n.w. oAan\'mns—m for remodeling, n;:m cmlzw n‘nnm frst class: momunice; white. _Apply room 308, 1416 G st. n.w. * OLERK for_grocery, exporienced and refer. ence. Apply 85 Quincy place . after p.m. or 1403 7th, in “mording. COLORED MAN as porter, drive Ford car ud make ice cream. Apply F. H. Ridgway rhu- maey, Conn. and Fia. aves. n.w. at Rmerican Motor Phone N. 10400, BN dress Box 238K, Star offce. DISHWASHER at occe. 1208 Pa. ave. aw. * Engineer, Hotel Blr}h!gn. sl R — : GARAGE SUPERINTENDENT. . $3,000 Per Annum, A large company in this city, having an extensive delivery system, requires the services of | 2%9! a man for gzrage superintendent. A tharough knowledge of auto- mobile repair and maintenance and exrcnence in directing the \w.;;k others are es::aml In replying, give age, whether mar- r!ed or dug!e and in y | stenographer. SALESMEN—We have openings in our organi- zation for two able salesmen. Call Main 8091 for appointment. SALESMEN, 8, real, for livest proposition ye leads. rmuind Aboly only 1t e e <iase, M. SALESMEN, Experienced or inexperfenced, fy and your fleld is u 718 Bond bldg, between IV OMEN-—Wonderfal _oppor- 'tuml\' to make $40.00 a week |u o |canvassing respectable outdoor work ; experience not absolutely necessary. See Mr. Blum, bet. 9 and 10, Castelberg National ‘Ie\\elr_v Co., 935 Pa. ave. 'Y to assist_dentist; meat, ener- « at phone art. Address uod »durnmn m pleas- 1,500 first year. Addrese To sssist professor with no_esperience ss teacher necessa eventngs. 434 ith emy. G LADY, with g it 1 FRENCH LADY wiwies practice 1 refinei home as companion, housekeper, mother belper or attendant d; ' reterences Phone Franklin 404 Mrs. ll. l: Shadrick, Oth st. GIEL, Porto Kicau, wants hand all kinds. . 1109 19th st. now, g LADY wishies practical Gursisg or COmPEEIT yould take care of motherless children. 132 8th o.w. A, SENT_Sreet, Mficrucon and—eveniie gowus & ty. 'Romedeling. Phone C 227" Addreas 1704 Kilbource i, pm o NURSE wishes a_case. Call West STEAM oF waitress: frst-cl TE reference, l'lurnme Wilton, 1155 e . Phone (-IlAl‘llle nd t; 4 orth 3096 Ifl:r 5 :{l"’l‘fk“‘i’!‘i':r:.:ie'l' Stenographer-Typist. knowledge of bookkeeping, file syst general ofice work. Salary readonibie Give me an opportunity to sell you my services. A\d(rfll Box 64-K. Star office. AGENCIES. GFFICE CLERK, good at fgures. LADY CLERK, confectionery store. LADY, knowiedge of bookkeeping, . $16.50 week to start. optical co., $20 week. RATOR, good salary. RAPHER, experienced, good cpening. APHER, legal experience. $25 week National Personnel Bu., 302 Bond Bldg., 14th MALE AND FEMALE, sor ver o Jacen piace, by PAFt-tme work. Free ‘employment service for students. 150 subjects taught by leading federal expert: etarial. and other certificat {and_desrecs. Nicht classes. Call at sny tim, wife for chauffe dams 2675 3¢ | ¥1RsT cervice promotion n % struction, T {MAN and wife for general housework, Have i and ironing machines. Phone Cleveland 10 AN making. g0 m‘mn vestment required: teach you in your own kitchen. tar office. Address Box Tearn real estate Dusiness: Fecelve. pay while learniug; need Bot interfere withi present employment; some mak- Free class lectures every William ¥, Matteson, 310 Thursday, 5 pan. Colorado bid, VIOLIN 0K PIAN: experienced teache S0 Beard: Col. 1139 venings. SALESMEN and solicitors; ex-service men pre- ferred; armistice day window poster; fast, y seller. Partieulars and sample for ‘stamp. T. J. Splliane, Arcade Hotel, Bridgeport, Cona s'nnwno CLENK—Man_with some expe- | riance in retail lumber yard. Reply o own handwriting, glving age nd experience. Ad- dress Box 806-K, Star office. STENOGRAPHER. The Hecht Co. requires the|nw. services of a young man as One with secre- tarial experience rcferred Appl, THEH C'H CO 7th St. at F. STENOGRAPHER, thoroughly competent. Ap- fl, 632 L st. n.w. 'RAINBR—One who can Mln preferred: Address Box ZH°K. Btai UPHOLSTERIES and Grspery men. enced. Wurdeman 1201 Conn. now. Jomome expm. FEMA (.1: DOMESTIC, i ul(uhle. lu_r Geueral house- $3.3. 1805 Epring s'n-‘,( OGRAPHER, 7 years' experlence, desires iou: thoroughly competent. 0; 5-K, Star office. Dptest andess 3" STENOGRAPHER-SEORETARY, ced. capable of handiing correspondence b oea ) desires position with opportunity. advancement. ™ Address Box 1038 Star omee. 1 fiernoon, evening gowns: remodel- titchly ‘beading. embroidery. but. nlon, 1212 14th FOUNG X rldllnedl wiskies pe pavion to wealthy Iady: no objection to ddress Rox S0K, Star ofhee m':"' MALE AND FEMALL. EMPLOYMENT AGENC FOR HELP 1 fi:mnm—m Four ron1d-m-<- call North 6009-J, SUPER 8! T, 2001 Sth st. n.w. oyster shucke ks, nurses, Junitors CHAMBERMAID or work In private family Call at 41 COLORED GIRI the day. 914 W COLORED WOMA: work for_mornings__1700 Sth_st. n.vw. COLORED WOMAN, réliable, wants place to do_general housework in small family; stay nunn 1120 South Carolina ave. . VR FOMAN for day laustrem, Please write. 419 COOK, col cook_only. _Apply Coog AND MATD—Position by mother and danfliter._ 1008 U st n.w. DAY'S WORK by colored womau. orth_§382 small wash or cleaning by v o wants chambermaid Phone r'uumFD WOMAN must be settled; genral ar_st. n.w. DAY'S WORK by relisble colored woman. 1744 Bth st muuum \\mu —Cook and general hrmwe- work; small family; good wages. o California_ave. n.w. Phone North 9787, COLORED chambermaid-waitress; settled wom- an preferred; stay nights, 2186 Baneroft pl. DOCTOR'S OF 1cE o morning’s or day’s work. GENERAL HOUN apartment to_cl 1535 15th st. n.w. 2 RK, colored; home mul. HOUSEW uu—fuxnred RIFl wants ;_stay night Vermont_ave. GOl room and bath and all modern comveniences. Telephone, after 5 p.m., Cleveland 617. L] general Lousework: stay Bights: good | G, NERAL HOUSE! Ullhl!l'lv{'olomfl womi ay nights. 8 d general Housework; $40 month. 2029 Hiliyer place. 1326 Columbia road. Do mot call be- tween 5 and 7 p.m. COOK, experienced; white, wanted ot W refercaces. ApBly 18 to"1sds 1 Vet or telcphons’ Noci 4586, stating wages desired. OK, plain; settied WOmAD, nTnnm'FBa Frapklin 5817, GENERAL HOUSEWORK—Small family; ref erences. _Apt. 10, 2305 18th _st. n.w. 2% GENERAL HOUSEWORKER in apt. No. 2, 3158 Mt, Pleasant st. Phone Ool. 5108, .Jl tor. Phone Main 2387. NERAL |mvuuwonk. by, setled coloved woman, small family. 1245 9th sl ENERAL HOI sawonx ) -p: Feterences 1 8 n.w. GENERAL HOUSEWORK, private family; go hgme nights. 468 Washington st. n.w. GIEL do general housework. 1829 120 B et n.w. GIRL, colored, reliable, cook or honlcwul good salary; reference. Address Box 297-K Star_oftice. TOUNG MAN, capable (white Apply 11143 18 BMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. ¥TENOGRAPHEE, knowledge of Buoughs %wfll”flh rtl -\iu. 87 -'-n. OLBE! antwritiag, $18 week. e I T e u%rmamfl in fxture work. LAUNDRY salary asd commis- umfl'r—.-n Bu., %03 m bidg., 1éth FEMALE, BOOKKEEPER _and cashier, position.’ Premier Service Co. Doy DEMONSTRATOR . FOR ART DEPARTMENT. Large department store re- quires t?e aem;es of a demon- |3 strator for art department; one|factor. familiar with and| vy, .nmewc » 70¢ 10th GENERAL nouknlewnrnponem Jho can n‘do good plain cooking; ry; P eferences. © 1833 Belmont: road. GENERAL houseworker; experienced; seat col- ored girl. Call 707 Edst Capitol st. after 4 p.m. GIRL—Gen Call_morni) “"21 ‘W‘ ply resdy 3 D] bourne place n.w. IR ‘colored, for general m ‘l‘ltl’llzut'.. ;l:fl 514 B st. n.e. {lml ‘house! stay a! - | FIOUSEWORK and cook. Ly ETel: stay ights: $10 per week. North B838- n—ucshw_'flfi—:—_»nmy .m-‘W.‘—. oo Vanis 714 Lamont st. n.w. mr:m CURTAINS bleached, mended, streigh- ed. 1021 M st. n.w., Apt. DEY to take home. LAUN LAUSDRY WORE o cleaaiog by day or halt New Jersey ave. n.w. m colored, wants "lhl to take A D Eull o write 610 Srd- st. n.w." TAUNDRESS or day's work by T private family; best of references. 1738 20tk street. i uum st nw 2 LAUNDRESS. 3121 Le Hoy placs. morrow morning D AB] rny B private family; nnm«-. 3232 " gopd; also _chambermaid- NTE 5 Chage, Md. wm'm CHAMBERMALD! Apply housekeeper, 2o Pesna ave, JHWOMAN, good, for mflfll v! 3 x?f, before § a.m., 1848 twa; room t. James Hotel, . | girl wants place. 1 ratcl 2851 Champlain., apt. 4. mn. CHAMBERMAID wishes -to o with | New York family bhere in Washington; N et position; fond of ehildres: willing %o live in country; Protestant, North of Eug: land. Address Box 301K, Star office. 2* Bl N - MORNING WORK, 7 colored womaa. 1106 ith st. now. B or light housework; relisble colared S mate place: 500 B st .. by the AITRESS able to take char w:.‘.“naw children when_required. mn'eu-- CRAER salary h A:u’:‘;“x‘a‘.’,';"n‘x‘."mm to care d PLACI anted by .EI(—CIIII ‘Maundress. 188 Florida Pucn A8 LAUNDRESS. Call 2117 K s, Pullmmb-'wk. Call 763 Fairmon o oo 2 small famil; 5 take washing heme PLAm ln o =il elor. Address Box 315K, Btar offics. \» %