Evening Star Newspaper, November 21, 1921, Page 23

F Serving a Simple ) ‘Thanksgiving Dinner Hven if it Is your custom to have ! a acoording to the Russian style, no viands on the table save those set before each diner ‘Way, you will surely want to go back tor the old-fashioned custom on sgiving day of having the ta- 3 bl iden with the feast as part of the' holiday decoration; and even thdugh you may have a butler much mere expert at carving than the man ©of the house, he will, on Thanksgiving day at least, take his place at the head of the board with carving knife and fork in hand to do honor to the turkey. In other words, the best idea is to have the table set for English service on Thanksgiving day. At the left side of each place you should have one or two forks, de- pending on the nature of the feast. #nd at the right the knives. The forks should be laid with the prongs turned up and the knives should be lald with the sharp side toward the vlate, or inside. If you are going 0 serve soup, the soup spoon should be just at the right of the knives. You are going to begin the meal with a fruit appetizer, such as grapefruit. which is a _good idea when a heav: meal is to follow: you should have #poon placed beside the knives for | that. Just at the tip of the knife or knives the tumbler is placed and at the left of the tumbler is placed the bread and butter plate, if you really feel that you cannot dispense with bread and butter. On the bread and butter plate is laid the small bread and butter knife. If you are having a meal with only @ few courses, then the fork that you will need for the ple or other dessert should be at the place to begin with, but if there are many courses, then ; it is not customary to place the des- rt fork or spoon to begin with, be cause too great an array of table silver appears unwieldy. Coffee spoons, if after-dinner coffee is served, are passed with the coffee. you are serving salted nuts, then they should be placed at the indi- dividual piaces in little individ- val dishes above the fork. You v:ill need salt and pepper dishes and | these are ually placed within easy reach of diners, allowing one set for cvery two or three places. 1f the | soup is served from a tureen by the mistress of the house, then at each place is a service plate and on this & fresh napkin. The napkin is removed from the service plate and the soup plate laid on it after the guests assemble. If soup is served from the kitchen as a | first course, it should be on the umel | when the guests arrive, the napkin being laid to the right of the knives. 1f a fruit appetizer is the first course, then this is served in suitable dishes on the service plate, with the napkin beside and it is alteady in position when the meal begins. Tsually such accessories as celery, cranberries, pickles and jelly are on the table when the meal begina. Just befors the main course is served, a pile of plates with the freshly sharp- ened carving knife and the carving fork are brought to the host. If there is no maid, then these can have been placed beside the host's place before the first course. The platter is then brought, bear- ing the turkey or other roast, and if there is no servant usually the vege- tables are placed on the table with suitable serving spoons and are either passed around by the guests after they receive their plate or one of the members of the family serves these dishes as_the plates are handed to her for that purpose. Where there is no maid, gravy is placed on the table In a gravy boat and is passed around by the diners. Even where there are no servants it is mnicest to clear away all accessories, such as salts and peppers and celery and cranberry dish, before dessert is serv. Then the ple and pie plates and dessert forks are placed before the ‘hostess, with possibly a plate con- taining small pieces of American cheese. The hostess cuts the pie, it 1s handed to the guests and the cheese is either passed by a servant or passed by the guests to each other. Scalloped Eggs and Meat. Mix together in a dish four table- #poons of chopped cooked meat, four tablespoons of bread crumbs, and salt, pepper and paprika to taste. Put aside three tablespoons of the mix- ture. Melt one tablespoon of butter, and add to It the rest of the mixture, with one-half teaspoon of made mus- tard and enough milk to mix the whole to a stiff paste. Have ready a buttered, scalloped shell for each egg. spread each shell thickly inside with | he paste, leaving a hollow in the) center of éach in which to put an esg. RBreak an egs carefully into each hol- Jow and shake a little of the dry mix- iure over the top of each egg; put a fow small ‘pieces of butter here and there on the top of each egg, put them in the oven and bake them until set; serve hot. Savory Egg Omelet. Break four eggs into a dish, add one tablespoon of cream, one tablespoon of butter broken into small pleces, one tfeaspoon of chopped parsley, salt. pep- per and paprika to taste, and a few drops of onion juice. Beat the eggs Wwell. Melt one tablespoon of butter o 8 pan, pour in the mixture and stir it around with a wooden spoon. Di- rectly it begins to set turn It over ato a half-moon shape, allow It to brown, then turn a hot dish over it Serve at once. —_— Napoleon Tarts. Put one-half ounce of chocolate in the oven to soften. Cream one-fourth pound of butter and one-fourth pound ¢ sugar, 2dd the yolks of four egs, beating them in well, then the melted chocolate and one ounce of bread crumbs. Mix thoroughly. Whip the Whites of the eggs stiff and mix in lightly. Butter two molds, sprinkle crambs over and bake in a hot oven. SWhen done, turn out and cool. Whip the whites of two eggs stiff, stir in three ounces of sugar and spread on one of the baked rounds. place the other on top and serve. Enough for six persons. Prune Jelly. Stew one pound of prunes and one pound of canned rhubarb together, adding the rhubarb when the prunes are nearly cooked. Sweeten to taste and rub through a coarse sieve, re- turn to_the fire, and when boiling add three tablespoons of gelatin which has been soaked in a little cold water. Pour into a mold and allow b it to set. Serve with whipped cream that has been sweetened and flavored. Rich Ginger Pudding. Mix together, with a wooden spoon, two tablespoonfuls of flour, one-half pound of break crumbs, one and one- half teaspoonfuls of powdered gin- ger, one teaspoonful of baking pow- der and two tablespoonfuls of sugar. Add two eggs, one-fourth pound of peef drippings, one tablespoonful of golden sirup, and enough milk to moisten. Put into a greased pudamg .un. which should be full; cover greased paper and steam for t.hul bours. Baked Creamed Eggs. Bofl six eggs and cut into slices. Make a sauce by creaming one level tablespoontu] of butter with two and one-half tablespoons of flour and ng one pint of cream or milk. Let r three minutes, season with one nupnonml of ult and a dash of pepper, mixing the salt In thor- ° y, then In a granite basin put a lflrafmonec(egl,omof u-:vd-r"m:l mps?lroltn ith pi erum! wi eces of butter and brown in the nvgn. —_— Eggs Shirred With Sausage. Prick six sausages all over, set Into & small dish and let cook in the oven until they begin to get crisp. Pour off the fat and cut the sausage into ph-l an inch in length. Place these near t! Q sides of the dish and break three {! s Into the center. Pour two le-poonl’u!l of the hot g: over the and let cook in the oven eggs are as firm as Gesired, hthohkh‘auh. HELP AND SITUATIONS For Your Convenience l WANT ADS May be left at any of the following Star Want Ad Branches mmu -pmi of, the course immediately under, NGRAV) FOR THE HOLIDAYS. Experienced engraver for sil- verware and ivory, by leading department store, for the holiday | trade. Can work at store or at Address Box 117-S, Star | CADTBS—Come, !clntllfl and e NOR’ Horth Capitel sad Eye sts., Keseally Phar- 13th and East Capitol sta,, Lincels Park Pharmacy. e 843 and Evo ster Woler & Moskey's Phar- FINISHER. macy. 11th and Pu. ave., Foaley's Pharmacy. the services of a first-class fimsh-l:nvme course will qualify you. it er for their furniture repair de-!y "‘ Apply Superintend-| ent, The Hecht Company, 7th at| | newa_School,_14th st. = Rate—3 Cems a Word l(tutull Wnud. receive board, room, FURNITURE SALESMAN. The Hecht Company requires the services of an experienced salesman for their furniture de- Apply Superintend- ;nt The Hecht Company, 7th at ts and Livest and O's ::::-‘o?u— ,.u: ln;c ‘;-d “:uml. TF for Rent and Wan! Business Opportuniti Rate Outside of Washington, 4 cents & word. Real Estate Ads 6 words to the line, 3-line minimum, at line rate, as follows: 1 time, 200 per line. 3 times, 170 or Hae: " rmen, ise per line. Star Office Open Until GIRLS for packing room. ply at once. The Fruit and Nut Shop, 1231 G st. GROCERY MANAGERS—WE HAVE SEVERAL OPEN- INGS FOR EXPERIENCED CHAIN GROCERY STORE MANAGERS. E WITH ACTUAL EXPERI- ENCE AS MANAGERS WILL BE CONSIDERED. APPLY TO MR. PARSLOE, 7 A.M.|; OLD DUTCH MARKET, 623 B ST. N.W. HOTELS NEED TRATNED MEN—~ation-wide trai: all departments. uacrowded $50 pe) Al advertissments for The Evening The Star offcs by 11 DAY BEFORE ISSUE, with the Lost and Found. Death notices. Wanted Help. Wanted Situations. Ad"rti.umnlu under the above classi- 1 be acoepted af ave., until 10 l.ll.; fice, 11th st. and 11 advertisements Star must be received at 'lh' Btar y 6 p.m. Saturday. Cash With Order is required for all advertisements | from transient advertisers. dvancem: inetiods indorsed—our students mpxny-a W hotel- everywhere. Sehoot. 1854 New- York LEARN IGI\ITIO Operation and repair of starting. and’ ignition systems, magnetos, etc. gal tnstruction by expert, " Lini Brening_classes. wAan«.-rovl xm TT10Y cOLLEGE, | Lewis l'l‘nllll‘ Cross and crown omament; t to Theater Saturdsy evenlag. P. 0. Rox 1375, Washington BEADED BAG—Small, rening, tween 14th and Fairmont and 16th and oo 1513 Park road, Apt. 2 Ool BOSTON BULL TEREIE] left ear; apswers to Buster. delive: or vtove; ‘Good references. | 138 Pierce st. court = MEAT —CUTTERS—Only _ experlenced men -e:.fl. Apply B. T. Goodman, Arcade Mar- MEN TO SELL'FORD CARS On commission; cars furnished Robey Motor Co,|§ le; wart Call” Columbla ROY'S OVBRCOAT—New: Tuesday, Namnh-r 15, at Western-Central game. to Mrs,_Mars, the Brl.nmn BROOCH—Oval shaped; surrounded by diamond e platinum mou: for return to_desk " Shoreham Hotel. BUNCH OF KBYS — Large, Saturday: identify._ Call Main 47 Fidder retura to hustlers. 1429 L st. n.w. lm—saur. to sell_popular automobile acces- ired by law in some states; & coming eTery owner & pr ue, gree -mw- ; requ Thing in.the District: big proft for you. Eye Tov. 22 between 6 and § o rloci. Tiitable reward. 23+ Hersforl, cherry red s oouared from eur EN Dodies, =t white MEN—DId you ever think what wireless would mean to you? e iy Noyember 10 cign ab “Ihs. each. Reward to the give me location of same. aox ‘h.h st s.w. T eiderly lady. e Plea: This uncrowded feld of wonderful opportunities offers m il ‘loyd B. mvm many increasing land Our mdul!el are given first preference for posi- tions ‘were one of the firat schools tabiished in this coantry and have over 7,000 o017 St st now. rd. COLLIE—Brown, named " nmm it “TGeeser. to 1711 DeSales st. n.w. HIQGS Please retur; ‘ofcs Deparement. - Mra: Practical instruction in We equip you in four a_position. Come in and let ns talk it over; let us demomstrate bow ‘easy it lg to learn’ wircless our way. payment while taking nnll mdh: lnlxl,llmze. 48 e fo7 ofx “monthe’ ew_ York ave. n.w, Mo OFFICE BOY—(-ood opportunity for 7 Doubleday-Hill t. boy. tric Company, T15 1 OTD MAN on farm to do chores, Wilk, $e.; state wages expected. PASTRY COOK_—Hubert, 1608 Conn._ave. PLUMBERS No Pipe Fitters. American Plan—$1.00 Per Hour. Master Plumbers’ Assn., Pittsburgh, Pa. PRINTER PARTNER wanted, in good plant, making profits; prefer man who can operate investment required; DOG. black and white -u»fi pame and address on 400 (if not taken off): llfl'erl oot et 1105 rnidad ave. me. SUSIC_ROLL, _contaming navy yard aod 1th and D ets. e Finder Dleae retum eame to 1413 D VmKPlE.’B—hNe' Reward Call_Adams 1614 ECKPIECE—Single animal between Caplitol ‘musio, between se. and get ro- T4th and Colorado Friday and Unlon' station. lrlv‘ at Hotel Continental for reward. recn 73 < | Fulton Bldg. 5 uf pea l. MI l" lu to 4% an tofurs o 1 o 1T OASE—Sunday evening, Nov. 18, be- tween Shepherd st. ]ing satin dress, s.u,mm = Toc Wi desires several men for it have good education. appe: Call Room 308. 921 experienced in e Iy_Combro Clothes Shop. 930 F SETTLED MAN to act as v.:ash- ier. Must be accurate at figures. Write, giving qualifications and salary expected. P. O. Box 1533. SHEBT METAL WORKER, who Is a good job- jerpoint, 310 12th st. n.w.® _experienced: one who cam tials: permanent in slippers, etc. lL\mnFLm-Gmn silk; Pa. | pest office, Saturday evening. Retorn to P, 0 )eave name for reward. WALLBT—Man's, Saturday, containing money, Masonle, papers and automobile permit, be Fla ave and 14th and R. Florida ave. n.w., call -ri.r s vn. T m.y Not et 1021, down - 5 trom 7th and H sts. ‘Central ‘Retura to613 oa ‘et nw., ADL & x-mn-ln '\ LIST WATOH—Goid, gray ribboa; ea north- | Capital Tractiod ear of v\d-m 14th TRAVERS' SH t Beward. 314 7th st. n.w. SOLICITOR for high-class company. T onufsstarere, Joobing. and ailied companies; must be edt of good address o furnish first-class references. Qress in own bandwriting, giving age, expe- rience, salary expected and enough Information in first letter to warrant interview. Estab- lished. Address Box 203-R, Star office. 23* STRAMFITTER—. M. Henderson, 200 Slair road, Takoma Park. SALESMEN. Magazine-Book Salesmen. We need a good live-wire demonstrator for rashington and vicinity; salary and commis- ! .m.) Charles rlb "Koply + (from Sers obn. ¢ Rellogg bidg. W, FEMALE—Continued. ‘business: lesmanship daily @___="°°l _________ RN DRESSMAKING and millinery. Livingston's Academy, 1115 G st. ’nulll- from nlnnry | nfld. Nlllu ‘wants work of e “""_'_'I :reterence. 1451 Que, 8l | bunger. WANTED—SITUATIONS MALE (Continued.) C., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1921 MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS PAPERHANGERS AND PAINTERS. PERSONAL. MISCELLANEOUS—Continued. fl‘uflr m'-a'rt ‘porter, Janitor, arfi?-m MAN, experienced pookkesper, Collecior, canh: ! ler, 'Ilh references; available now. Addrell Box 208-R, Star office. MEGHANTO CHAUFFEUR—Color ny llnd repair ' J. —Colorec e:pm- |PHYSIOTHERAPY, & CALL MB-—BEDROOMS PAPERED. 38 A\'b 3. d womes, vk by Dr. C:;ln up: dining rooms and parlors. §11 and up, DOLL, 445 . 24° SIVE BEDBUGS FL. EAS RATS. lNflAN’l‘ RESULTS. - | GEO. C. 8APP, 820 Colorada I 16\7 ARE 1 rnouuifi WITH fii Tfi Kiduey, Liver, .(; nflh E. —r—-n".n BPHLXAL LOW l"luCl'. IN PAI l 3l work guarssteed. —Thompeon. TUXEDO BUTT, ,,,. i I'l IY GABR AGF.'. 'u'ltf cxcelient Talue; $16. 2 m—ur“fl . Maln 583, bus. Mg A work, lowest prices. Phione_Main_8708. _ Prompt_service 30° SPORETARY, _expefi: 'fi‘ general experience: single; Industrious Addrest Bot 868, Atar offce ml rus-down o nditis APERHANGING, fi L Gl llfl*;‘nlnlh OTEL GAB RANGE, large, lhr ovens; over $500; used four months, range. at ‘wacrifice price. Also I &m":'lm_uu. marriea, work of any Hnd only Deed apply. ~Address Box MARCEL WAV bj WAVER—Salary no object; m Btar_office. 28¢ YOUNG MAN, twenty-two, desires weveral hours' employment every evening. Address Box 39T, Star office. 210 MARCEL WAVING LESSONS by French fessor. 920 17th st. W 3570, "4 | o diploma_secured 1if maun-. STENOGRAPHER—Young lady 1o Taw office; Illlr.y. $16. Phone l‘{l 6" except Silll- The Hecht Company requires. & rEooRAPRS ‘Tb_'ffi‘l?tmfl rvice examination December 18 CAPITAL © SCHOOL for B N i Nutees of w.mu-o.. o offers three- year course In nursing to young women, eate o Weshington 250 08 Snal Year i ua New iving & tho in ork theoretical and practical narain to formation sad appllcation isok to. eater the scbool, write Superiatendent of Nurses, 19th Igé YOUNG MAN, colored_ wishes position . houseman'or chaufteur, Address lox 85 Stk ofice. . TOUNG MAN Gewirés ercning employmen el‘zfle-l nature preferred. Address Box 1063, YOUNG MAN, 24, with 5 years' expericuce, bookkeeper and accountant; als )vrlcuel"y completed course in advanced acconnting: de- sires position with public acconntants or iarge concern, with chances for advancement. Ad- dress Box 34-8, Star E mobile; has had business experl- housework: must ( G. Uraguchl, 404 COMPANION, retined_white woman wishes wl“ sition. _Address Box 200-R. Star office. _21° faliroad fare, salary and commission: Vosition worth $75 I opportuni Tor only & few daye 800" M1se Katicrmae Bate, 428 Kellogg bidg. - WOMEN—Well establlshed firm has vacancies open Nov. 25 for two dependable women 30 gears or older, well educated and without in- cumbrances, 8o they may travel ex- fomately attractive - wiater territory i the sout] "‘Y Sdeptabiney. end IIM wrun r week. References. ew call Mre P Wi o Frank G505, . WHITE WOMAN—Neat sewer, to do family mending and darning, one day every week: must_be reasonsble. 133 12th st. s.e. pleas gorsistence eseentia OOOKTNG—First-class, by the week or day. :a Sunday work. Address Box 1i1§, Star [ DICTAPHONE O] expert- enced; preferably patent attorney's office. Adama. $10. 23° DRESSMAKER—Experienced, copying French models and remodeling a wepecialty. Addn-l Box Star_office. EVENING WORK by expert lumvh'r 213 Mills bldg. Main 6015. FRENCH WOMAN, capabls position an com- mlm in the (vngtr’ t of relcr‘ntzlnAfl Nfi'rru'novu. children, housekeeper, em. Rloyed adults; eight hours duty; sleep b Address Box 7 r_om 21 FN‘A‘n‘m"‘i‘n onux BF 2 Wit meman | Adates Box zm R A WHITB. nmdle-mmnl for two young men on farm; state experience and wages expected. Address Box 20-R, Star office. SIS “RENT_Seeet. afiermos u evening xowns a special Romedeling. Phoue Col 3T Radioes 1704 Kiheurne B, ow YOUNG LADY—One capable of taking orders over phone and; has some knowledge of oper- ating switchboard. Salary to start, $17 per week. Write P. O. Box 1533. YOUNG LADY for office work. Must be accurate at figures and able to use typewriter. State salary expected. Write P. O. Box 15 $17 A WEEK TO START INCREASED TO $21 A WEEK AFTER FIRST MONTH. FREQUENT INCREASES THEREAFTER. NO PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE NEEDED. PERMANENT POSITIONS AVAILABLE T0 SINGLE WOMEN BETWEE! 18° AND So0D. EYERIGHT, BIABNG. HEALTH AND WILLINGNESS THE HOURS_ ASSI ARE TIAL QUALIFICATIONS. APPLY FIRST FLOOR, 722 12th ST. N.W. THE CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC TELEPHONE CO. MALE AND FEMALE. OOUPLE — Gentleman wants rellable wmu couple to care for delightful suburba: {2 %achange tor rooms, board nd Dominal salary. State age, qualifications and ref- erences. Address Box 25-8, Star office. EXCRLLENT HOME for man and wife in fam- s:lluAfl;"lw" Crndion 'm‘d“ INCOME TAX AUDITING. 1 course to Dec. 14: tuition, $5. The Special Civil Service Preparatory chool, s.e. cor-, 13th and F sts. n.w. _Phone Frankiin 2080. 'TiS BSSEN: NURSE, undergradnate: best hospital train- ing; references Call Adams 173. and medium size ros Pricen. 630G st. nowr o TORY_with _shampoo iy Phone Frankis S84 ] Maguetic Eatha. BUI -nn"’q 1. FOR su.n—nscmamus ADDING MACHINES. & 58 1N REBUILT ADDING A D culating ines. _712 131 rrmn'rm L MAHOGANY DRESSER — Reasonable. fter ® p.m, the Bradford. Apt. 507. {uwan‘fv mrr:u encs, solteh I'DOTDGILAPnll( [ clsl.‘fl‘l BRANCHES. LAV 714 1415 st now. mmc’fl.finfi— pasee: flste, mackinery. Totel eratiord. “idth sad ) x' | PH fiu«'rum?(:. FURNITU Our work g re raigh North_7702. s“l;zf:l;?mn‘n—m doors, bevel & X e, Sheraton ma- of extension ‘table, 6 chairs SHADES—Guod qn.my Opaque _shades, o ‘your windows, e best qu.my T rens e call ity | hOEALY. consiatin DAVENPORT, Wbrary tabie, two chairs, b—a, dresser and dining room suite; FUMED OAR DAVENPORT, reasonabie. after @ pm., Monday or Tu 1439 T !&.fl.tlcod‘-. " credl for cask. _ Bave money, buy at hn wmotors. ' Hotel mnuanl. e and 3 W‘ TER TANKS, 2, rectungle. capa gallons each: one circulas Strattord, lm and_Mor WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS ND mT‘ PEWRITERS. OFFICE DESKS dresy Tox 78, FIRD_ESCAD) xom 14th na lonroe. ¥} E |bed. chesta of drawers, mirrors, rugs. u,m. Addresn Box sn R, Star £ olien” empire tabie, Riley, ‘n 11th at. B furnlu. “re. guitanie Tor ‘heating 100 roome: su-nm 14th and nonme e Vi ctrol Phone Pmnklln 4328. \n-e-rn;l- Good, used baby grand. Monday. cdpesday. i new halr matirevses. blankets. aad a number of fine oak and birch dres ers. oak chiffonters, double and single beds ani ‘i‘ mm “y"'w - -pfin-. tables, en.m. ete.; -m some choice J ind pa! e North 1413. m-r- um- ity cneh. rocking :n-u- between 6 and 8 BEDROOM SUITE, luum 41-. buffet, n six-room house: | After 2:30 pm., 918 E & o BED - large stufias Borse: o ‘Terrace. STAMP Al A U. G(IBF for collectors, packets. cats., ‘-Yl, ete. Blamp Bhoppe, ne . 500, 1413 G DOLL HOUSE, 8 rooms, furnished. kml"nrm. GAS runm n.w. MUST BE %rnm ! 'fii Ab':olnmy pertect ‘dimond ‘Weighing )5, acrifice for rfect Viue-white dlamond than'l carad for 83 1 dlamond ar. TED- y beds. When selling. wi the old_reliable Srm? Thone North 5454-. WANTED—Feather beds snd furnjture. Best e puid, Square Deal Furmityre Co. 801 X5, n.w._Phoue Muin 563 FURNTTURE of &l k‘mh 7 ‘ate 653, ENGLANDER Tel. unel-nd 144! Pald for all ma. of farnitare, refrigerators | TROX All orders promptiy attended to €30 Macs_ave. nw. F FURNITURE, PIANGS, for wagon or Bave 20 Pa. ave nw. smu ‘Rioage Co., 418-420 10th st. NTTURE, rugs, antiques. . We ‘more fone. vet 7o roveihond Sfects. | 8.8 Cum | [ROTHNG MARE. amall. mack & Bro, 637 La._ave. {LOTUES, wanted: highest prices paid for 1a s chi'dren’s worn c'otlies, Shoes S. Litchman, 17 Toing. 3500 ieth ut. mw. Avl HORSEN, v uu LES, BT 20D WORKING riving SR ENCRLER: {15 208 or eali Usived o m, }‘nnklbn 1180 coat and brlc 2. hnrm'. vgrl‘ BLE TPAM HARN TS, $36° 1.50; stable nx-unu. luo ha B BBA\'DR collar and_maft, brown _duvel iress: excellent condition; reasonabl 198, e OWING to sudden change in husiness plans desire to find position, preferably with indi- vidual employer, for ‘my private secretary. Has had eight years' experience, exception: Competent. Stencgrapher and (¥pist. Dostesting literary ability. Would prove in- to any one desiring to be relieved rom detail and bnrden of da'ly correspond- ¢oce. Address Wilwn, Box 1604, Washing- ton, b and pay ¥ou highest priccy s aaza Tar e 3. ou highest pricen for | oa “adtes’, gentlemen's, children's discarded cloth- e BANGES and heaters of all kinds bought, | ©o6! 3 Frankiin 1204 920 11th st. INSTRUMENTS. KNABE parlor grand_ plano; wili sacrifice be deen 5 to 7 pm w. WOOD, any length, §13 1 LR $12 large truck load. -m. COAT, brown, trimmed in beaver, size 38; .sl:moon and evening gown. Call 2614 Oouny, a u._Gn‘P' you cash for your pianos and king machines, antique furniture, old silver Jeweiry. old_china, L3 F. ARNOLD, 1323 G PIANOS—Five maxes, = Chicxering, N, Roberts: new Bumtnr A PIANO, a( your home; reasonable; expenienced teaci Col. 2348, STENOGRAPHER typlst ,muluk witl kuowmr of panish. _Frankiin 4316. BTENOGRAPHER desires poxition in om.-;. i rth NURSE will care elderly_person. _Phone Col. 9543-V WOMAN, cultured, excellent o perienced traveler, desices position as house. r o companion: highest references. A dress Box 288-R. Star office. EMPLOYMEN' HELP for_any service. public or privat fee. Super Service Bureau. Phone ___FEMALE DUMESTIC CHAMBBRMAID, waitress or dav's work by past, colored girl 1206 T o North CHAMBERMAID o waitress, colored gir} wants place. Call or write 462'N st. n.w. COLORED GIRL desires place in lunchroom or boarding house. Cell 1723 G st. 21° COLORED WOMAN wants place as cook and meral housework; best reference. Call 1912 2th st. n.w. OOLORED WOUMAN, rellable: small or bundle i eall Fashes“te. Bujdene ‘at S Plone West ‘colored. wanis place at mee. lle 1745 Seaton st., Mrs. Lawsen. etxperie rnmd. or K!nerll hnnmark in l'""" family; laundry; stay Dights. Fi1" Kingman- place. muuwum or kitchen help, M lall col ored girl; good references. 2302 uusfimb_mswon by colored 2859 Champlain st. £ACB GURTAING, 40c 8 pair; washing to ke bome. 481 N st. n.w. COOK, algbts mloud gm & Humlin, Stief. Ivers's Pond. and Plaio Sbop, leading store planos. ' 227 ers .__Lincoln 2T88-W. ITURE—You_ will Weisenberg, €22 E st. n.w. h Capitol o - 300 OVERCOAT, brown, sise 39, $17. 410 o Cordwood, ANY LENGTH: SEASONED. Fit IMMEDIATE DELIVER izes T Am Selling New Standard Makes of High-Grade PIANOS AND e PLAYERS at $50 to $150 under their net cash factory prices on monthly payments without interest. PFEIFFER’S, 1210 G St. eports, I preme Court Reports'” Call Mr. White. Maln 1501. PITTSBURG Automatic Water Heater, i Auto Livery Co., 212 13th st. BURROUGHS ADDING MACHINE, Mlflulfl: in frstclass condition. Auto Livery Co. Send for Louis Notes, 814 E St. N.W. you have any furniture or other goods to sell, and sou will obtaln best results.” Phone BOOKS AND POSTAGE STAMPS—Large or Bring in what you have | pTANOS—Prices from raphs of all makes. iuse. ave. n.w. 0 st o i CHICKFRING UPEIGHT, NAGEL 9-horsepower upright steam ool small lots for cash. frst-class condition. Appigg o phone Franklin 516. o GAS RANGE—Like new. WALL PAPER—Bi reduction in_price; ea meal paper, 20c and 25c per 1 WE BUY bouse Money advanced on "SaCHS FURNITURE co.,, Cor. Sth and D sts. n.w. FURNITURE wanted of all kinds mn:e x.m roomiug house. inciudicg diniog room. neous articles. Pl $100: Vose t, s hape, 3955, TA ¥ Amld. Auctioneer, 1323 G _sf . $850 ABOLIAN PLAYER-PIANO, $300: Knabe player-plano, also_ Stieff piayer. 1323 G st._n.w. CORDWOOD, $14 per : cut any leagth and amum city or Chery (}Il B Glen Fcho n’:'x’;‘m- Ma. OVERSTOCK ot sample wine ¢ ter coats, plush and cloth, fur! trimmed; blue and black serge coat suits; satin, serge and trico. tine dresses all in the latest win- ter styles; values up to $40; sell- ing at a great sacrifice, $12.95. 25 VICTOR VICTROLA, $275 Victor, $200: 315. A. F. 3 Den E ;l Victor victrolas. $45, r ‘victrolas, $45, NT to obtain best results for your 3 i = { Horaituse 'aad. ther Dirceiancous, M. SHAPI n;m Wiano transformed iato a0 cay pay: ED of furniture for Yoou howac: wil bny s & whole or odd Call_Fragkiin 3785 —___Ri_“—‘_'\ RSTEIN, Garpets for o comntry botel cnl !I (2 Bead !hlvr OPEN l\'l:'lu!ol Tor & six-rocem howas | TWO mn.u whole or 0dd pieces. 20° rrk.\luks of nted immediately. dly_call_Col. 6699, LAUNDRY WORR out r the 3y e coare work; rellablecolored umfl)n! WORK out by the day or work to home. _1632_Church n.w. MEN AND WOMBN—Learn the real nuu business and make good money while learoing. All or part time. terfere witl present employment. . Cls grery Tuesdar, © o bldg. B. H. i N A D wou!i qmeliy u-ru n-l nuu receive Faterfere with pm-nt e-plw S e maas: fng $100 & week. Free clase Tectares e Thursdsy, 5 p.m. Willlam F. Mattesca, % Colorado ‘bldg COLORED COOK, experienced and meat, with Bofl references; llult stay pights. ‘m .Ill Roy_place. OOLORED GIRL, ~general Bonsework: --m cooking 518 A st. w.e. Linc. 628, COLORBD GIEL, to assist wm housewor] can stay nights. Apply 3215 Ga. ave. n.w. (uumru WOMAN “nled Tor general house- Apply 410 K st. (omnm WOMAN, unmi rmd to occupy two basement rooms in exchange for part for small family, near Dupont Clrcle. North 6033, COOK—White; one who epeaks German ferrad; emall ‘family; good bome. 1843 Mur rama . Phone GBNERAL aocszwoun. & udrv. 0 home nights; references. 1417 Buchansn st LAUNDRESS, _first-cl wants _ washes to take home. Phome Franklin 457-W. 428 New York ave. LAUNDRESS—First<class; out. 12 Jackson ii‘l:usfi of day's work, by respectable col- red_wom: 1621 12th st. a.w., apt. 21. 21* §irl; can give referesces. 2025 11th st. nw. NURBE—Experienced colored glrl: iutog to travel. 2117 Ward pl. Answer by card. 23% NUBSE or assist w.th housework, by eo]nnd girl. 1410 Corcoran st n.w. Smger Sewlngfi Machmes. CHINES, Repairing. All Makes. t'g, Hemst'ng, Picot Ww. Rlcz. 1332 7th st. n.w. FURNITURE WANTED—AIl kinds of funl- tu -room honse wanted i ate Kindly call Adams 600. ’l‘he American Houtehold Co. SHOWCASES AND STORE srrrux. PRICES. ORY."" E FIXTURES, UNTER CBOY AT THE USE & COMPANTY, 806 LOW ! PR} ulefid for 10 years; only T Machine Exchange. 55 SINGER drophesd” sewing machines. $10. to fl OLD GOLD, SILVER, ETC. Mized wood, exwed any length, delivered, 314 per cord._Cail Mariboro 15 POU'LTBY PETS & LIVE srocx CASAEIRS Tmpiried Hacte mamies Dlamonds, Old Gold, Silver BOTY Louts ABRAHAMS, 815 G ST. N.W. DTAMONDS, GOLD, SILVER COINS, PLATI- | 'ABRAHAMS, 433'9th n.w = Come and 'ses” machines cleaned and Capitol_ Bewing at. Fr. 3778 vernment Printing_Office. ALL MAKES reated, repaired: bemstitching: e u.mhn- ihehise. Exchang Ssfinum ‘or afternoon work by neat colored | gyt POURI oS00 { HIGHEST CASH PRICES Paid for jewelry, old gold. silver, diamonds. artificial (eeth and platinem R, %7 G st. *_Phone Maln 2878. CANARIBS—Fine Hartz mounta'ns. 635 ba aver n.e. leamy, e '.m." PLACE day's cleaning by colored woman. 1106_4th ot FLACE A6 Copk—Cen give weleence 719! XRBER SHOP — Doing go0d business: best {location in Takoma Park. D. C.: other business reason for selling: 1f Sou mean business write at once. Barry place_n.w. PLACE AS COOK by colored girl. 2218 8th st nw. RELIABLE colored giz! wishes place as Loyse- !s TYPEWRITERS. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Boom 818 Brams B, ARIES. beautifol pair. eleht monthe $10: breeding cage, $3.50. 1730 HAV] TING soid my farm. bave for sale a o ber of registered Holsteins, some other cattle. RPAL BARGAID 430 N. Y. \'e. D Grpewriter, No. 5, excellent, o pt. 4 l nrsfim'mn nenm Service, Ei nderwood, L. 2664, Underwood, o3 ok 1n &V, $10:50; Rebuilt typewriters for sale. Address Box 90-S, 24 iars write 72 K st. n.e.. . C. PULLETS—15 m-n.unnma Wiite Wyan £04 Wine aves., 500—Confect. and 4 rooms: rent, $75. boarding house; reference. 432 Franklin st. ¢ EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES FAPANBSE O0OK. Filipino cook. Spanish but- ler, German woman cook. cha chamberma:ds. laun- i references. dresses, s fadies” Brchange. 301 Vermont ave. — GENERAL nomwonn——-n a-uy. no laundry; reference. Ealorama road n.w. Phone Oleveland 453. mm nw. GIRL nlmmo, Tiviag B _vielly, t_do and wash dimner disbes. 1221 ryland:; "ook; FOUSEREEPER—WHite, refined, for_emall tamily; references. Address Box 1138, S office. WANTED—Man with family on u;mm.ul dairy farm, either on shares or wages. Ad- ress Box 28-S, Star office. 22¢ fiflo MAN, AE:. Magazine-Book Salesmen We medonlormnfllbh-altm H-‘lllchlmhm.llm. connection lot of momey through !h svason,_“Apply (from 10w to'3 Charies Scribner’s Souns, 421 Kn 1 s.smn!‘ eive | nmm- [iE m;. NTED — largest and _most N eshe it Ineurance agcacies o Ston wishes to employ five §ood salesmen on of Wepfllnlfl.nr-fln or on a commission and remewal comtract; pre men who have pot been in the lite ition and fllllflnflonr-l-ll d for. 3 3 2 ofd_Sovablishea com: um- in own handwriting, BEe. ‘ull details as to busin salary wanted to start; investigate. ~Address Box 204-R, Star office. YOUNG MAN, meat appearing, be!ween s clal advertisiag; expecience wa- .m. Eoamon, Hotel Yend Yofi\c qu wanted for_greenhouse worl eidrens Dot Sh. Srar omcer B1* RED — Rellable _ sett woman for general housework; must stay Tn | nights; small ""‘;‘&"‘” home and good NEAT GIRL of woman for housework with children; must stay nights; nlenm per_month. 1411 Buchanan st. RELIABLE GIBL for geaeral ot 1% B ot Go'wmhia_rd RELIABLE colored woman, to do_general housework; room on premises If desired. Ap- ply 2007 Belmont road. amLITWouAN for co mE_mFy‘h-m 6 miles from Wash! Apoly Boom 407 S e Bauk IAE., Washiagton, D: ofl'fi it ‘wages. Cleveland xomG MAN—Neat appearance, handy with after 213 McLachlen bldg. O o leansiitor) YOUNG MEN, Cathollc, " We. teel” satin: Bed that Sy §ood salesinan duo 923 shouid do a3, we Address, l‘Mnt telephone -m N— m- rw 1 500 to mooo mrlr. big pid advancement betor o) o nanu Gst. n.w. YOUNG WHTE MAN BN b Todmesdsy S30- App at aund No. 1; experienced preferred. JOUNG WHITS MAN. S flhl-fi Jmel. ul Louisiana _ave. ) WOMAN for_general housework; references. 1433 Fairmont st. 2 WOMAN, general hiousework, Beip with baty, Highiand small apartment; home nights. ave. n.w. El Y] AG] DAY mmm chambermaids wanted. Rev. Fuller's, 1221 25th_st. 28° WAHTBD—SIWA’HOB! bicycle of motor &ycle, T FM 5 1318 H st. n.w., FEMALE. ‘non-unien; &t eace, for b-.uu-:o ting; references required. Address, Box om.om olu. DURTR cateteria. “Sopty oot BRIC about month's work. m big profits. 1414 North CARPET SALESMAN. lght fi'M) for o reliable mam trade and ROOM tl;mv. g Arstelamn otek for lxnmugg INCED OFFICE uunx aad typlst. Watson B. Coleman, 64 ¥ [EEPER, cl or salesman, position ddud bv -muuou- ym; mn. 23; mt: SR Saramea :r BRAINS TO’ l.fl—oollnn ?Iflfll cxperience. ares b ifl Toe. Bukr oo 2 OABPINTI! wants work lfllfl-. fudllbm lcn tions, anything. Address Box 351-R. = in SRR, s T D A rivate family of truck; Tefer. e BT mru.“-'.‘-. 22 X0 OV i execute, aay Work. oF commission receipt of mu—. agency to the Josiring a permanst repre- tatlve at Los Augeios and vmm,. :a “gsl. ‘l'll.lfl ynll-a.lldl-l“dl-llchul- l“-. feur forg:nh femily: experienced. The Hecht Company requires the services of an experienced salesman for their carpet and rug department. Apply Super- intendent, The Hecht Company, 7th st. at F. GRADUATE IN PHABMACT. = T | 5r0n seven years' experience, best reference, GIRLS (white), experlenced for flAat work department. Aj rcade Laundry and Sunshme e e et e ety Dry Cleaning and Dyeing Co., Jfl"?:i:‘-“nd“:mm ":m‘r"“.":':;.'; 713 Lamont st. JAPANERD wants position, general housework, S0TELS NeEp TEAINED WOMNR—w | & "‘Eo,“a';“;" ks e COATMAKER wanted. b b sparrmes - cm- o e living, quick IMINI. A grocery store, reference and e 7o "trive Ford ooy e B | O aé-uu mwum. position. T S R R - T UFFEUR aud mechanic; 10 ety ox- CHA! Tn"- BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. —~CARPESCS G. F. HAYHOE, Frank. 7215—Brick work; nmadnlll' 2 me.lq. 925 6th s. THERE ARE now two kinds typewriters, type- writers and THE NOISELESS. typewriters _for 1336 New York|eo v broken. and 8 W, 1: Dreyer, Sargent . 2060- RABBIT DOGS—2 th setter, partly brok rd. B 6. Brookland. Phone N FEMALR French_bulidos. _ Adams 86. n~ FOR cnmu‘nus Pnlrlb‘ls—lm receive: s, dogs, cats, monker: aqnariume, eeches.” And we y in all its branches. pmum. 712 12th s ssoo—noomm; nan-e. 10_rooms: 800 wm . nw. Main 3OS T FOR SALE—SHOD SHINING Pum Cleaning and pressing. Hat blocking. Em- NOISELESS ployment 1llel"f' sale or rent. Phone Main 8379. OLIVER TYPEWRITER TER AGENOY, oot en O "u o lhxl.‘:mh-.m 20 Oliver. $4 8 mont liver No. 9 for $65; $3 cash, 1% G n.w. Franklin 3087. ot B AGENT for Washington and_vicinity for e (aVC: -' Phore ¥. 6171 bul twice the A’!I different ages _up _is, Dualite two-in-one electric o any other: $1,000 and xood [eferences, re- Adds ithall, 1207 America; lpmd:?nln gehq L . CHAIR_CANEING. REMEMBER, we do_chair caning at the Co- Tombia Polytecunte Iostitate for the Blind 1808 H st. n.w. Phone M CHAIR CANEING, PORCH cann SEATED. Cpholatering 1a all its branches. CLAY NG, 1238 10th st. B.w. FRANKLIN 7483 CUTLERY SHARPEN ENIVES, SCISSORS, RAZOKS AND ALL ‘Instruments IBSON, 917 G nw. Main 1085. DRAPERIES AND CARPETS. Am‘oxoml:s POB SALE. ETC. fio0 " CEEVEOLTT T TOURING, 490 model, good condition; will demonstrate; terms. B0 10t aow 71 SQUARE FEET_IN | $4 mon! ts, on 16th street. Will Inquire 1219 M st. n.w. FOR SALB—Lease and furalsnings of 12-room bonse, Kalorama road, near 18th street. Eooms ind filled. Well arran hot-water heat: elect 0T CONTAINING Sixteenth Street He! "WE_RENT AND SELL ds, Remingtons, Boyals, Saitte. 500 sheets typewrl . $1. General Typewriter Con, 616 Tath ot nw. THE REBUILT TYPEWRITER 0. INC. 14 I3t aow. " Phone’ sell_reasonable. el furnished boarders; ____ 717 12th n.w. Phone M. & Ty STORE—Very ressonable If bought | 1¢81 SANBRICAN .._""n:'.x.,"..‘n ot ne. 21° all makes. Stands free. at once. 828 10th OPPORTUNITY for an active man with & few hundred dollars to take half interest in an éstabliched real estate business and manage Address Box 335- 1917 PAIGE—Good tires: or for smaller car. Can see car 604 E st n.w. REO SPEED WAGON, guaranteed condifiou must eell any reasonable offer. 1622 fi DGB ROAmE& mxs MISCELLANEOUS. [GRADE, second-hand furniture, rugs, Riley, 431 um st. Main 6162 . mw TED—Capable man -nn Ylfi] —for ingmen, s 1t absoiutely Bec. SCOTTIE HANGS DRAPERIDS, LIFTS AND lays carpets, ete. David C. Lynn, 1424 8th st nw. FLOOR SCRAPING. #LO0RE BCRAPED AND nfifwlsfim estimates phone Franklin 391. morthwest. O. P. PRICE. Bt HATS. LADIES’ AND MEN'S FELT H. DUSCRED. BY. BXPERTS, VIENNA HAT CO., 485 11th N.W. VS, DUPLICATE KEYS, 25 CENTS. Made while you wait. TURNER & CLARK, 1233 New York ave. n.w. ~—__MOVING_AND HAULING, ___ TRUNKS, FURNITURE AND BAGGAGE OF ALL_KINDS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. FTTLEFIELD & ALVORD CO.. M. 5200, RESILVE jon | MTREORS FOR BALE. YOUR DEFECTIVE MIERORS RESILVERED, LIKE NEW. SEND TO CHAS. J. HARBEC, 46 H N.W. HA'I‘I'“!!EI. FEATHER BEDS, ETC. el COLUMBIA BEDDING CO. Hair and Pelt Mattressen Renovated and Recovered. Call Main §528. 616 E st. n.w. - 27* oD MATAREREES WADE | NEW—— VERED AT LOW PRICES SANITARY BEDDING CO. 9013G nw. Frank!in_673! MATTRESSES AND PILLOW! Renovated at,most Teasonable prices. Let us ‘estimate, deliveries and mmfl factory sxpe 50 on orders this week. F. unzmn.-.w. Fr. 704, 22° WEST 1670, TRVING SPEDDEY, 1 formerly with leading frms; tuolng. STRAICHT UPRIGHT PIANOS TUNED. & by the old, relluble fl'l' v o Bouth Bouth Carolins ave. 5.0 Linc. B441. i minid_or nurse. Ca ey O oric | WABHIKG to take home. Mrs. Jefferson. Tel. o Weat_1737. Jase WOMAN, reliable, colored, wishes place cook, | $250—Rooming house, 11 room: 1 mm flmn—mmrfimm W35 W, w0 wm ore in any nice store, bu ..g:m'-'i.ss ht! "" 50c, et ot same’ dn-uu new pants Ukely cost % GOOD muunu opportunity, & cake and clndy st. market: selling on_account Appiy M. Friedsor 7th and O sts. market. WANTED-Active partner, regardiess of sex, with $3.000 to invest in putting uct on’ market: wi canzot CHEVROLET -mun . mm lllf hi six Souring: G;.u__m mo thoa: casy & ding:. po low. 1745 North Capitol st, BUIOK TODRING, late model; e n(u Motor_Co. FORD 'mnn.nm brlud~u!lv. will sell ring closed dress. Box 848 um—ruatu. Tor eale, cheap. 834 8. C. aye. OTGUN — Remington automati bfl 3l i Joather came; tar ress” Bo 678, 2\ OF PRODUCT covering broad 86 terials, mannfacturing eqlllpmznt. e ess. BLACK DIAMOND l-n oven, No. three-deck Homestead, one l‘/c huml leea dough mixer, with motor. 560000 PER MONTH 1 _ROFIT the year round for a good bus the best lflll" exclnlln llll gton. This little mint i best of zelfluu o tiron: Tdon) winter ear_ for lady or “gentlemns; Owner must sacrifice. Term: Hain 2075 aiy week day for appo BABY CARRIAGE Bloch Englsh pennbn— Iator; or original price, tsa. - w. perfect -‘AFA\B! cflll ?ox nnl a (‘olunbh S T hotel1a. Waskis fly botel in Washin the only one known in this cit; t. Heary business interest s me to offer the place for nterested, capable place, full flll’flmlln p.rwnll in(cnrv ew‘.‘ ok Inanc ‘respont ity Addrens Box 728, Star office. GROCERY and meat store, doing good busi- ness; corner 10th and H sts. n.e. sonable; will leave or sell property. has & waiting in_the south com| 28th, Apt. 22. Plue N equipment, sultable new-paper plant: sow in s cheap on easy terms. P. MDGE touring; Bratclass running condities new top; good 'hm- ‘Taylor Motor Co., 1838 un st gieat sacrifice pr !m w. TIRES—New: all sizes; o ressonable -flzr 5 Ls 20d fioo! present business. ear lm 14th at. or silecheapy fl;K n-na:m.a.e.m-lnfl- B, mamo-. mr.L n.w. AT, muskrat, mn~ runl like new: 5 T et ine bargain r.fi%fi.: BOADING uouu fifteen rooms. ems. 31100 55 su.so cash pont Olrcle: death “;x tamily reawn for seh I improvements; e month: will sell for ALES COMPANY, ATT01.00 14t st now: m 2 o perchase & used car be sure yon.- firm that can take care of you B ANY EVENTOALITY. Think jost what 3t means, and come and see the cars listed below match: rugs; runner. lnd couch cover; In-. -w 0o de 1337 Columbia RUGS — Excellent vel' 15510.6; another, | by Bne_old_rose, O Oxid; several emaller, slightly 481 1ith st. Teanng Down the L Large Tem- requires us to remove "these bulld- ‘We are haall —nn-‘m: Jased 't aither [y to’k lsuswms is fur wale, Tt TE with WE MAKE NO CHARGE FOR ADV) Washington Business Brokerage Co., 218 Bond buflding. Franklin 2882, wunn—nu or_lease gasoline flling sta- ate full particulars Orst latter. Address o 150K, Star ofice: PERSONAL mmlm-u ASS WORR BY dag, week or case: confidential; best re: Address Box 123§, hce. WE_CONSTANTLY ARE BEBEING £o0d e trade, us this Lusiness t of worn suits, shoes, Blll lhll is m city to supply :;r 5 A2 about 30 others, all Iate models, and coatitien. Open cv-hl! Y n:n Box i wanta. And we wpend the cush af bome; plano&player repairing; work gua 4 : B Spent: | et 3OS Ters oL oL STAND, 610 D EXPFRT “ FURRIER sinien remodeed i ' Illll SIDNEY L HECHINGER CO. stb & Fla. ave. n.e. 6th & Csw. OPEN_SATURDAY AFTEENOON. styles. e rnn uiu S, with esifatarsees