Evening Star Newspaper, December 20, 1921, Page 35

) ' you'd stop caring about me. Peter’s Curiosity Is Too Much for Him. BY THORNTON W. BURGESS. To caution turn a heedful ear; *Twill save you much of neediess fear. —Peter Rabbit. No sooner d1d Peter Rabbit think of Buster Bear than curiosity took possession of him. He had just seen Mother Bear and the twins, Boxer and ‘Woof-Woof, go in under the great plle of fallen trees In the Green For- est, and he felt sure that they had gone there to sleep for the winter. He was quite positive in his own mind that they would not be seen again until spring. It would be great news to spread among his friends. Peter ‘was very much excited. " i WHEN HE DREW NEAR THAT %DGE\;&)F ROCKS HE STOPPED And then he thought of Buster Bear, the father of the twin cubs, and at once began to wonder if Buster had gone to sleep for the winter. The more he thought of this the more curious he became. He remembered that Buster and Mrs. Bear had not spent the winter before together. Mrs. Bear had_ spent it under this very me windfall, while Buster had slept in a little cave under a ledge of rocks some distance away. Would he do the same thing this year? Or would he join Mrs. Bear and the cubs under the windfall? Perhaps he was in there already. Buster had been with his family more or less ever since the latter part of summer. “I don't belleve he is in there yet,” thought Peter. “Perhaps he will join them later, Of course, they may not have gone in there for the winter, but somehow I almost know they have. It may be that Buster Bear will spend the winter by himself, just as he did 128t vear. and has already gone to bed in that little cave under the ledge of rock: It won't do any harm to run over there and find out. I guess there won't be any danger.” “Better be satisfied with what you' already have founud out and scampe! back to the dear Old Briar-patc! whispered Caution. “But then you won't know about Buster Bear,” sald Curiosity. “You don’t have to know, and it really Is no business of yours, any- way.” declared Caution. “You never will be satisfled until you do know, and to try to find out isn’t going to hurt anyon whispered Curiosity. “The surest way of getting into trouble Is to meddle in things that don’t concern you.” declared Caution. “But you won't be meddling.,” pro- tested Curiosity. “All you have to do is to peep inside that cave and make sure whether or not Buster is there. Then you'll know. “Go home, Peter. Go home as fast as your .legs can .take you. It is the only sensible thing to do,” commanded Caution. “But_find out first about Buster Bear. It won't take you long,” urged Curiosity. Peter hesitated only a few minutes more, and then Curiosity won. He turned and headed straight for that ledge of rocks deep in the Green Forest and away he went, lipperty- lipperty-lip, as fast as his legs could take him. And all the way he kept trying to make himself believe that it wasn't curlosity that was taking him over there. When he drew near the ledge of rocks he stopped running and began to move slowly and carefully, stop- ping every two or three steps to look and listen. He saw nothing and heard nothing that even hinted of possible danger, and at last reached the en- trance to that little cave where he hoped to find Buster Bear already asleep (Copyright, 1621, by T. W. Burgess.) Brides Will Be Brides By Lucille Van Slyke. MERRIAM DISCOVERS A NEW USE FOR TEMPER. T midnjght John Lindsay, cig- arette between his teeth, over- coat recklessly open to the November gale, paced up and down a draughty platform, waiting for a train to New York. He had dashed out of his father- in-law’s house an hour earlier, heart- sick at his bride's- behavior.. For ‘weeks he had been waiting impa- tiently for her to come back to him, striving to make the best of her frag- mentary letters. He had truly tried to be reasonable. He knew that she was sore distressed by her father's unexplained absence, that she was engrossed in the difficult task of get- ting the huge house ready for rental, and he had been sincerely distressed when she had sent him world that his employer, Richard Slocum, was lying ill in the house with pneumonia. But as the long days passed with brief letters or none, he began to feel that he was a much-abused and neg: lected husband. He could not under- stand why, with her aunt in charge of the house and competent physi cians and nurses caring for Richard, it was necessary for Merriam to re- ‘main longer. ‘When he had entered the house at ® o'clock that evening after a hard day of travel to surprise his wife, he had pictured a glowing Merriam, who would fling herself at him joyfully. e had not remotely grasped from her letters what a terrific strain Richard's illness had been upon the household. He was utterly dazed by the fact that she did not come downstairs for several minutes after his arrival had been announced. The dignity of the beautiful old drawing room in which he was forced to wait seemed like cold formality to him. And the pas- «ive little person who met him so «uietly like some strange woman. arcely had she sat down to talk with him when a white-clad nurse had beckoned from the doorway, and ~he had disappeared. He had stood two tense hourus more of waiting, :nd finally bolted, like the big boy that he still was, as impulsively as 1~ had come, leaving a brief note be- Tiind him. He felt, as he paced the platform, that he had lost all hold on Liis fickle little wife. Bewildered and uphappy, he :mped up and down, shame in his ‘”I‘ that he could feel so bitter inst that sick man. His train was just drawing into the station when a tempestous young woman, motor coat thrown carelessly over her trailing neglige, frivolous satin slippers stained with mud, cam speeding like a comet down the run- way. Bronze curls fiying. brown eyes, flashing, she caught hold of his arm and literally dragged him away from the train. “John Munro Lindsay!” she shriek: above the rumble of the trainshed, “What on earth do you mean, run- ning away like this - Oh, but you ought to be ‘shamed of yourself. You march right out to that roadster!” If he had been a naughty schoolboy of six and she his exasperated teacher, she could not have scolded him more roundly. She propelled him vigorously toward the side street. Six foet of good-looking blondness, he trailed meekly after her, trying with masculine propriety to pull the coat! more closely around her shoulders. Merriam herself was blessedly un- conscious that there were any star- ing bystanders. She fairly shoved him Into the roadster, jumping after him to jam her foot on the starter with such a bang that the little car almost leapt away. { | | | ! | Just to see her so glowing with| color, her old spirit flaring, made hh! heart grow warm within him. wanted to laugh with delight, he wanted to take her in his arms and tell her how hungry he had been for her—— “It will take me and years tell you all the (hlngl I'm fl.lllklll‘ about you. You've no more sense than a plum orchard rtb it.” He couldn't get a word In edge she was talk- ing so rapidly. shn lubhled floods of detail about Richard’s temperatuures, what the doctors , what the nurses had sald. “How on earth you'd think I'd be such a cowardy, custardy quitter as to go off and They were in the dimly lighted hnlxvuy now. She put her finger to T 1D. "! only thought about you.” He said it slowly. “I could only think that you didn’t want to come—that understand how ill he was.” She did not answer him. She nodded rather abstractedly. h‘ll'l{ mely he sat down to buk umn-t borvrn he realised u. .f and misery he had ever seen. | I aidn’ ll:]o left. When she rst | a4 She dashed up | peady th the stairway, where he could hear her| whispering with & nurse in the upper :&‘,‘.‘;‘w’:’&* she litts h were looklut at|be sllowed to vm.h m om mixture of mis- -.rfl. lcles described wfiunut “If you'd come over in the library, where we can close the door,” she whispered. “The doctor's coming|,, down to smoke with you for a while. There's nothing more we can do. Rich won’t be awake for an hour or so, they think.” She closed the door and leaned against it limply. One of the dear, illogical moods so peculiarly her own possessed her. Vivid and lovely, she smiled up at him. “Whew!” she breathed. *“You dear old opportune peach! You can't guess how we've all been glumping around. Me ’specially, just mushy from want- ing to see you. Just jammed full of murses’ post-mortems. Trying to be a saintly little cuss that I aren’t. Pep all oozing out, and along you come, right at the low-mindest minute. Why, this night to pass! And here you are —big and healthy and grouchy for me to get mad at! Do you know"™ eyes were wide with wonder- 'm 8o zippy from getting mad that I 1ust can’t believe that Rich isn't lying up there getting zippy, too?”’ John took her in his arms. “Try our temper cure eh?’ he asked. “Will you ever forgive me for being such a—" She put her hand over his lips. The doctor was at the door. Another episode of this stery im tomorrow's Star. HOUSEWIFE’S How to Parafin Jelly. Isn’t it quite annoying when pour- ing paraffin into your jelly glasses to have it spill over the sides? And it e 5€ems no matter how careful one is, If using a pot or ladle, this is sure to happen. A simple way to prevent this waste and annoyance is to get a very small metal tea or coffee pot, an inex- pensive oné. After cutfln‘ the para- ea fin into small pieces, put them into the teapot and stand the pot over a small flame or on the back of your range. When the wax is melted, take the pot from the stove, and with the greatest ease and comtowou will be able to cover your Jolly th its pro- tecting wax. USEWIFD. . (mnfi. m) The Children’s Hour. What will the childrea do when they come from school? Tom’s gun makes so much noise! And Alice has sort of lost Interest In her doll. Let Tommy take two strips of wood about half .an inch wide and twelve inches long and connect them at the ends with blocks of wood about half an inch long. Then let him drive into the long strips one-inch wire nails about half an inch apart. Tommy hn enjoyed this part of the game. Now give Alice some rosy-red worsted and let her wind it around the nails as in the diagram, going from right gets back to the she holds the worsted gainst the nail above the strand al- ere. Then, with a m'lltlpink or fir: nail, t ad of the nail, as in n(nln A. This she continues, goin, round. In this -a: uu & wonderful co! scart fo erself. Tommy will probably ask to to make ther ¥ we're distracted waiting for|® THE EVENING For Your Convenience WANT ADS May be loft st any of ti tellowing Star Want Ad Branches RTHEAST. North o-mol .-l Eye sts., Keneally Fhar- macy. 18th , Linostn Park h 854 East Ospitel ats. SOUTHEAST. 8th and Eye :n Weller & Moskey's Phar. macy. i) vad ., Foaley's Pharmacy. 5 854 i, ave., Gmyiacs Pharmacy: GEORGETOWN. 1304 M at., 0'Donell's Pharuiacy, 36th -u u sta., Weller I uuluy'l Fhar " BROOKLAND. 8600 12th st. n.e.. Mayo's Pharmacy ALEXANDRIA, VA. A. 8. Doniphan & Sons, King-Columbus ats. Rate—3 Cents a Word ml-.f&munu 'IIA-‘- ;:rull.hlll ttry. Pets und Livestock. Automobiles f 'Il nd Wanted. o n’?’m"n.-'.{ snd Wanted, Opportunities, eto. Rate Outside of Washington. 4 cents ¢ word, Real Estate Ads 6 words to the line, minimum, ot line rate, .I follows: por 11 ll line. 7o ;'.: nu. = Star Office Open Until 11 p.m. . Al advertisements for The Evening Stax 11 p.m. the o ;. at The Star ol:“\r“ & exceptions dvertis bove_ class! scations -i'Ti""""’“"rum-t- zs,unn.-:a“h.n‘.-m' s {’l'.u-uthnuln‘n‘!ll'fll 6 p.m. Bat Cash With Order is requirell for all advertisements from transient advertisers. FOUND. COAT BELT. cloth, pear Ga. ave. and Park road. GoLD \\'A'r r«ny in Takoms Park. Loser_may_call’ Columbia 4 ATREDALE DOG, 6 montha old; Iast seen play, ing in front of 1416 Hopkins st. p.w. and Vitinity ‘of Dugoat Cirele; uo collar on- Be- ward. _ Phene atter Jnmd. > lV—l’llllnnm. ‘with dlamoa Tebohires. berween idth and Harvard and Washington Hotel, Saturdsy night. Beward. 1448 Harvard st. BEADS, atrigg. £, 5 radosted, Beward i ™ a4 ety Telephone. Cotur “otumbia = 0y BROWN KID GLOVE on F et between sad Tath, Sunday nignt. Wil ‘finder call Col myu. TERRIER, “Mike,” white and browa: last seen 19th and M ¢ 3613, oS R "D. Harding, 910 East e ard m ot vnmu-xn Sl T o ek STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (€, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 192L HELP AND SITUATIONS. 33 WANTED—HELP WANTED—HELP WANTED_SITUATIONS BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES | .FOR SALE_MISCELLANEOUS MALE (Cfltll-el.) FEMALE—Continued. FEMALE DO E!’I'IC ed. MENTS—Con (ianet, e e T o e "B | Tosid b Zi‘f:h:’:”i.t.’&fi‘“fi% S e e aminations to be held, starts Box 9-H, Star office. Star_oflice. soon class limited to 40; more s s ons credit thaa from any other soutcs. source. ulars & ernational Accos 3 804 Colbrato bidg. . watiata” 8 lety, ; ROY, about 18 years old, to work around i {ire atore; experienced i a fl uto in tire changing neces- er ble to farnish bond. nwm 400_American h-unnl Bank_bldg. per week, Must COMMISSARY CLERK; best of references required. Inqulre manager, 25 Madison pl. ro\u'osrml.. Quality Print Shop, 932 D s CONFOSTTORTR N 14th st. ESSMAN, private whop. 8_1 Energetic Man, wul(u to work hard, for responsibls e positio id “advancement. = Appl | 8l oad Duitding, Pply (after 10 a.m.) FOUR WALKER SALESMEN EARNED LAST WEEK W. R. Paxon, Milwaukee, $141.82. R. J. Sanderson, Harrisburg, . $17067. J. Grishaver, Detroit, $122.05. H. Lessmer, Brooklyn, $104.82. Do you want work that will earn you big commissions and generous bonuses right away without previous experience and without any long period of pre- paratory training? One day Mr. E. H. Edwards noticed an advertisement like this and answered it. In the very first month he worked for us he earned over $245.00. Now he is branch manager of one of our 120 branches, making big money. YOU CAN DO IT TOO b SaER s ST AT O wunfletro‘i D. ¢, BETWEE 's’k% ?6 You Live TOWN"AND AREN"T COMING TN B00% 7! OUT THE cog‘ NAND ONB ol’ggx ulx'c'!i W. & H. Walker, Ine., 215 Stewart Bldg., ‘Washington, D. 5 Please gend P details of your salesman Name. Honorablc Discharge Men Four men with ambition, spirit and grit. An opportunity to get a salary position, $2,500 per Jear and bonus $300. Experience unnecessary. FITZ CHOKDR, B “M l r\-I d. FRENCH 1 omcz—m— rullnr Gna' g 1130 Girard st Saturday night at Kfllh' L SN on car or leather, containing three baskets, wire and some D Hiackistone, 14th Gmsses——sund:.fim street. Callfpa nings_Frap) HANDBAG, black bolts of ribbon, fower, clothing. _Return to Z. and H. and receive reward. = ND SATCHEL, lady’s. black leather, con- ing handkerchief and key, in Central High i 4th st._car, Ba School o on way to 14th st car. Ssturdey Dece: 17 R T i 2 nnmo HORSE_and_mule (gray), rmfl gut place at Rossly o, T e day. Dec. 3¢ If found potify Pei s Ol Co., Bosslys, Va., aad receive rewa MASONIC WA AR 3 Iteward, Mr. Beck, 28 14th st mwe . 22 E_men's handkerchlefs. N. 7870. 21° PACKAGE—Monday, Recember I, 2 o’clock, walking from Woolworth's 5¢ and 10c store of in same, south oo 7th to D st. to ams and 3 o | Kana's, o bought_of urgh & Bro. mm' rt PIN. old-fashioned, gold, with green .nme. Sonday between 17ih and 21st sts.. on H n.w. Return_to 1500 20th st. n.w. Reward. L FIN—Sappbire .na 1 peart clrcie; about 8 s, roer_17th and K. Liberal reward ned o ATAT K ‘R, 200 PIN—_8aturday, Friendship Circle mun fo Gait' & Bra., Jewsiers. :5' u‘ FIN—Horseshoe, diamond, tm- TR bark vosd.to, 081 Keayon st. m.w. Liversl re- vmu 581 Kenyon st. n. 21 OCEETBOOK on 14th and Park car or 1 vklnlty of Jth and Irving ste, 434 Harrard m'nool——(k-umu -m of money, etc. Finder return a Liberal reward. A r, 2300 st. n.w. 21 barties | WINTER in south, $1.500 year, bonus: fare paid. Address Box 182-A, Star office. {YOUNG LADY, for cashier’s position ; knowledge of type- writing ;' salary including meals. Childs Co., 1423 Pa. ave. rlll BARGAIN—Hair dressing and iors; no_better mmun downtown; price, §2.000, Beautiiol and exclusive rooming house: rooms; hot-water heat, electric lights. Full particulars at this office. Watch for our ad- vertisements. MARSHALL BUSINESS BROKERS, 929 New York ave. 3 good lea 14 WASHING to take home. 1423 9fh X AN, experienced, white, Diace s te Wi eral houseworker, maid or nurse; good home and fair saiary Qesired; references; no laun- dry. 218 Joun Marsbali place. YOUNG LADY, attractive, with musical edu- cation to belp entertain in private home. Call 1301 Madison st., between 6:30 and 9 p.m. YOUNG WOMEN who work on & salary ar at a great disadvantage because of the popular prejudice that their services are worth less than men's. Womea who conduct an inde- ! pendent business earn incomes much lari { than many men Chiropractic $s one profe sion which women ean learn without difficulty. It enables them to establish an independe: business and be favored by those of their ov sex who may be ll. There are women gra uates of this school who are earning ove M0 & year. New classes in chiropract osteopathy and physiotherapy now forming. Call in person, day or evening, or write Riley School of Chiropractic, 1110 and 1116 F st., Washington, D. C. EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES A ROOKKEEPEN, whn“lm ledge of stencg. HMKKEEPER—STE 5 380 week. SAL DY, confectione: req.; $2 BTE urn.\rnwn. no ch(x-k!nx “beginner. STENOGRAPHE] n. office cler] m. up. TYPIST l;nlll clerk; ulg’mwk, . Breparer: go: ELLIOTT: HBR Do km»r $25 week, GXSITBR for. lunchroom; good pay. OFFICE cletk, to answer phone. iBNERAL office clerk; young. SAErsTRLS years' ‘exp., t CONFEOTIONERY clerk, eip.: | irl. 14th st and N. Y. ave. MEN AND WOMEN quickly lesrn real eatate business; receive pay while learning; need not intarfere with present employment: some ma Ing $100 a_week Free clans lectures every Thursday, 5 pm William F. Matteson, 319 Colorado hidy. SALESPEOPLE, EXPERIENCED, FOR SHOE DEPARTMENT. Several experienced salespeo- ple—men and women—wanted for shoe department; permanent positions for able and competent pcople. Address Box 286-D, Star office. mmnfifigfiiimfi male or female: and_commission. Apply Ford Motor Co., 4% and Pa.. L. 9 o 3 STE\O!'RAPHZE—A competent and expe enced stenographer wanted. to begin work Jan- nary 1. Apply Room 818 Munsey bldg. FEMALE DOMESTIC. OOLORED GIRL, experienced, for |5 2 | | Wed., general housework: must bripg references; $35 month. Mass. ave. n. COOK AND HOUSEMAID—White or colored, Phone Northi nights: a choice home. 1413 after 10 a.m. Wednesday o GOOR—Awsist in_ironing a family: must stay nights; references. ‘wk. | scraped and polished; old floors scraped and re: AN ESTABLISHED contractor, with lumber yard, mill, equip- ment, ctc., desires a: partner or general manager; must have |} some moncy and good ref.; a 1good business propesition. \(] dress Box 65-H. Sur uf{mc general Cross Burcau, 21 N 5. 20 BUSI.NESS ANN OUNCEMEN TS ARIENTERS AND BUILDERS. ' JOLN PIL Carpentry and R 1 Blished money'; b alty. 919 L o.w. UTLERY SHARPENING. ENIVES, SCISSORS, RAZORS AND ALL kinds of 'Instruments sharpened. S0! G Main 1085. room; D Gt arter 6 ' G RESPONSIBLE PARTY €0 output of Brownie make money. Addre HARDWOOD AND PARQUET FLOORS LAID, | T HAVE $3.000 or #4,000 to invest in 1 taurant business with a_respousible part . | dress Box 82 H, Star offic MOBILE_INN (open accommodate 50 people, With private rooms: completely furnished; broller aud range; el tric light, Bewb.: daacing. Fhove Adame 2537, Suish ed: 8 years' experience. H. 6239, OUR HOLIDAY SPECIAL —price for laying new hardwood floors is going to result in many prettier home interiors here- uts. New Hard\\ood Floors, $125 (enough to refloor average hall). Polishing \umsu:l* vagoo D m‘m?y-— Auto aceesso d location first Jetter. Star office. 1 cleaning store: zood s Park road BLDG. | - u..x B Address B ) PART INTEREST s for educated mun or woman. D, alt. 1233 New York ave. n. Fl’l'"l“!l BFDN ETC. REST located ladies reads-io-wear shop 3 acrifice owing to other imterests: c For particals OLD MATRRE AD] RENOVATED, RECOV! EKFD AT UDW l‘klclfi SANITARY BEDDING CO 9013 G n.w. Franklin 6785 MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS Let us and 'r 1 buy or 1 state full_particulars first letter. Address Box 218- D, Star office. 28° GILT-EDGE first mor Renovated at most reasonable prices. i1 consider terms. DBlock above . COLUMBI. strating m n are offerin big_burgain Scirastee, Huster, 718 oth o Jfine upright pianos for sule SR o e ws new; cleap for ca Phone vl n\m,l'a size apt! VICTO! N-—Very sw Address Box 26.D), E UPRIGHT 11AN dition, can 1 $50 AEOLIAN PLAYETFIAN, $50; § Knabe player-piano, almost alan S 1323 NT uprizht piano trensformed into 2 player &t monetsts "orin. oog easy pa— :wu(l Krabe Warercoms, Iuc., 1330 G st. offer; AIGITGRADE Standard T tary; 4ttachmente; elegant condition; s e._n'w. Py call, give ‘estimate. ~Prompt del {hree.year note for “atiatation_sesured house and lot suburbe; write and represents EAGLE BEDDING CO. tive weill call. Address Box 293-C, Star office. N. 5210 TOYS, wholesale. M. Fraok Ruppert, 1021 mmaons nzslun:mcn. Tth st._nw. and for reat, 1330 See J. A.'HAY- GARAGE and_accesso MIRRORS RERTLVERED, LIKE x»:w 'SEND [9th at. mow., §125 per Bonth. THEM TO CHAS. J. HARBEC, 46 H 14 st ESMONVING RAND n,u!u“.. TRUNKS, FURNITURE AND BAGGAGE OF ALL_KINDS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. LITTLEFIELD & ALVORD CO.. M. 8290. PIANG TUNING. PIANOS TUNED. CLEANED, POLISHED BY factory expert for $1.50 on orders t LONG, 518 12th w T.L sell fixtures und fiveyear lease; good chance for some ope to get in the uto acces- sory business at a low figure. Will give ab- well establi address Box WE_ARE BUSINESS BAOKERS and do Dot handle real estaic, except in_conbection with business. . 1f your business is for sale, cail Fraoklin 2652 We will call, list it and ad-| 3‘.“ l;‘n:}y $1. Bu‘f l'lenu:x. (}-u;ylal':uu. vertise it'at"mo cost to you. We can sell it e SARDERSOY, *— |"WASHINGTON BUSINESS 609 Md. BROKERAGE CO,, formerly with Cable Piano .; planos and player-pianos rebuilt and repaired. $2.00—TU —$2.00. 218 Bond bid; RALE—Ru: Lutrobe 1.». cor. 14th and New York ave. 3. SCHAEFER. G & $10.000 fur Plano tunlng, pluscrpignos and all mekes Address Singer Sewing Machines. NEW AND USED MACHINES. Renting and ’RlflannlxmAH Makes. H'bl‘tlm: “".‘fl;’fi'dl 4th s Col. Open fl'tnhrs lons Mlfle o ALL MAKZS r rru( phonogra se. L TOCK of used sewing jeoling and repairing a 3 Pa_ave. Ploe Lin chines, pecialty. 3672. TUNDERWOOD No o ition. Apt. T, and_Columbia_roas * Tatest model; fi 2388 Ciiamplam st. ( E'have made good. 1 am willing to teach you. | GENBRAL HOUSBWORKER wanted: mast ot PhonoRraphe’ e 20 years' experience. | VBTG “"’m’" e coei4 1015:20ipm: | have veterencen.” Cah Clevelang 135, o g1ert |S18H aie Line 2 oo et ok for div e R R ‘_m"',’_,j: SR s:‘""h’{ ] — - ENERAL HOUSEWOR i with ex.| PAPERHANGERS AND PAINTE rs in substantial enterprises, 24- 1§, $30: Remington 3 Rogal, HOTELS NEED TRAINED MEN—2 rience dad refereaces; permanent ‘empley. | PAINTING, puperlianging, plastering and k 0% F Hemington No. 6, $15: Smith Premier. Imlll llm"y in_ Washington | sominin; rooms papered, Dlhl(ed city orVPAPT\ W/, with several thousand ¢ $15; Oliver, 510 1lleul- machines are Nll M?- Bofeter elabe. “apariment bopoes Tenter Can HMaln 2480 betore 5 p.in o1 Co. | ccuntry’ all work guaranteed. 1073 Fa. ave |furnish xefrices in a lomg evtabiizic gains. 606 F ‘Room 604, Sel: jve living, quick vemiementy ™ oo | Harabla 7716, after 7 p.10. Sos~ | e Binin 8036 “2p0" | pes. ress Box 341-D, Star off 0. 10 REMINGTON Eilte. tyotariier: poactl- mah: e hmaem employed by | GIRL for genersl housework. 519 Past Cap- ! E HOBSON, PAINTER AND PAPE caliy new: bargain for cash. 213 Milis build. Gail for part " Lewts | oL st. o bhome: Main G108, Brompe sereices A1 | EERSONA S astas School, 1824 Ne £ = GIRL—Assist bousework: no cooking or wash- mpt_service. & BRN SLII NS in select trpewriters; for sale or o ork i ww 11820, month. Colambia 14053~ GALE, ME—BEDEOOMS PAPERED, $7.50 AND | INSTRUCTION—LANTPLR, SIID rent: overhauling. = Washington LEARN TO BE A GIRL, bonesl, for geoeral housewark In amall i poinins, rotms end patiore. $10,800, - Phone Franklin s~ 101 ”:d" Frankiin 1014. family. 1649 800-W. > NTED—Cndermood tspewriter; state price. STORAGE BATTERY e FOR LMITED T™ME WE WILL PAPER | I WE HAVE ENOUGIT CASH TO| pist opice box S241. ¢! Sie GIRL, reliabl enenl Housework, i O e L SR LR .«un.ny buy about all that good dressers REPAIRMAN ily, no laundry; $8 . 1633 Newton | coro®Dly CUni our wondertul wall, papers. | Will seil, and there’s plenty in thie fine homes OLIVER 'nm:wm-rn AGENCY. and_earn from $35 to 2 LW Enterprise Dec. Co.. 1059 4k o DA Jor s ‘city, and we buy the best and pay ,,fl:‘,l,flh ‘lfikn -r“ Phone n'-ln te-el: n- in_two -mn da; LADY, refined, wanted fo take care of chil- sy <65 B Nialge | tavare for iadies' and men's worn suits, shoes, g e x-c-u'm‘h &ong- $10. lasses See” Mr' 0'Donnell, 1717 B st. n.w: | dren and stay nignts, Phone Col. 7300 or 1411 ‘s‘ron'r v overconts, et call M atds, T T 4 monthly. Sy ~ uANaGER for & local department of a large | BUCh204D ferences required i A ToER= | DI AOSiTAL. 15 FUCLID NW—| THE REBCIT ETPEWRITE co.. ING. life ipsurance company: correspondence confi- | I:A! D“EES o tke laundry home, near Chevy T o ‘padded | 014 dolis made new; heads, eyes, wigs, Bell, rent und repaic t. 'flm dential. Address Box 53-H, Star office. 22* sm"_a_mu_dm::fm‘a'nu‘, - m' ot mi m":_,f e e e e scxl’,«’nfih =iy g o L 7] 1 bi LE_CHI I"RL!‘E\“ MEN—Don't stady a sclence just because the | go) white, for lght work in good | Loton. Phione Columbia 81 20° | PREPA FOR _UNIVERSAL FINGER H ly for board and room: Catholic preferred. printing. Can accommodate two O turee pu- L\m.n\umu T TERS_for it {heory seems all right. Look for results. At|Xiiwer by letter only. H. H. Milks, 104 x-l 1[,{,:‘ I aings. 955 L at. mow. FR Y in_ mdvance. 810, 505 records of Washington cit} cured of the most serlous paralysis, rheumatism, high blood pressu: alveola, D, a, by chiropractic and Its lied eciences. Because Riley methods of bea ing are so much more successful than all of] ers graduates of this school are earning big incomes in New York, Pennsylvania, Maine, 454 other etates. New classes now ‘formin. Riley School of Obiropractic, Call or write TH0 fod 1116 ¥ ot ‘Washington, D. C. to qnluty man- MEN—10 more, now employed, at home, during spare time, for expol Ause positions. Box 343-A, Star office. 20° OFFICE BOY, whi must_have reference; permanent position; good st B.wW. PIANIST—To play odd jobs vmn o on chestra (non-unfon). Cali Apt. 84, st_n.w. salary. 713 14th rison ave., Clarendon. = WHITB COOK to go (o Leesburg, good wages; small family; Protestant preferred. The Gentlewomen's League, 1624 H st. n.w. OLD VIOLINS—Maker, repairer, expert on all suinged instruments: violius identified, value | stimated; bows made, repaired; tone restoring & speciaity. ' Kremona Violyn Shoppe,1009 435 s w. ~ EXPERT FURRIER. Fur coats, muffs and stoles remodeled into latest stsles. & Applebee, 802 11th st. n.w. WOMAN wanted for een General housework: mo one Franklin WINDOW SHADES. 3 Capite ot n 944. Open evenings. THERE ARE now two kinds of typewnters, noisy tvpe- writers and THE NOISELESS. 1aundry! 1448 Ha m"fl——r— = DONT SACRIFICE HPLOYWENT AGENCIES 295 h:;.;'é“.;.rfl"'%"’ e b ':"':"‘ul-y %% | The 1ttt pleasure you ean et out ot ute.| NOISELESS typewriters for FARETINE oo g, oo gt e ni’r‘&@rfl"fim o Hh T g Eive, gour, Uprighe Plaoo converied lawo 4,salezor rent. 186 New York w. tny. Plasi alf Tolls and caiot be. told ®h&hd& Matm 8379. 'ANTED«~«MISCELLANE(Q -playing. ‘WANTED—SITUATIONS UBE | e oatural e et e istvalvons GiaT @ervies, m—‘. T MALE. FELBOTRIC PUMP, suiall, for compressed air. | demonstration. = BAKER'S HELPER, colored man; experienced | Franklin 708. Please don't feel obligated. and reliable. Address Box 153D, Star offce. JIOLIN wwanted.Suy. cngition. Y will eall. buil Phone Lincoln 7109-J. e_slso-Tuse, Repair and Rebuild Planos lnd puyeg Sirert G-note Players to' 85- BAKER, A1, colored. ple. rolls and bre Address Box 302D, Star offi 21 CARPENTER, _experienced, deslres position = Pe Address Box 206D, St 208 excelient on plans. ce. CHI ave. n.w. SE FAMILY COOK. 342 Peonsylvania PRINTER—Good “ali-around man oo gmall work. _Apply 1401 U st. n.w. BALESMAN, experienced. .m., 513 R ne. Call from 2 m 4 SALES MANAGER. ‘We have an aing for a sales 4 our Washington VD" ’ ‘The o o wast man we want |1 CLERICAL OR SALFSMA\' young man, where hard Position desired b work counts: 6_yez Address Box 348D, Star office. COACHMAN, white, thoronghly understands | of horses and knows city. Address Box D,_Star_office. must have Bld e: Mee in selling and train- | COLORED CHAUFFEUR with references; can ing and atvelo ing inexperienced men. A do genlrll repairing. Address Box l-’iH. Sllr &Wflfi ed[l of investment securities e oolL Mala 1067 and inted COLORED MAN—Foultios w3 buler; !xpe 3 m . o = enced; references. 219 C n. < i DRAFTSMAN, electrical and mechanieal, [rateme. to market mechanial der loyment. . Addreas Box 342 BALESMEN for our butter and Apply to Mr. Kell, Golden & Co., lana_ave. KETBOOK, small, black. §5 bill and two P E 808 Dol ‘road, Apt. o 00K, ~small, old gold. ~contalniog POCKETB bout $33 change. S 510" Retarn 6i2 kS KETBOOK containin, l;ogd Aadress Box S0-H, 12 oteer st. nv Te- "%he ¥ un-anu‘-'u £old leather; on car Befween , N. ave, ans evela: Hhad Large rewarl. Olev. $02. l tween B:46 £25, enrds and lmh m - F139, Keze, December 18, be- 3 s rent) receipt for 8. L w 7, Dec. . 20° 3 keys, keep money‘ 6th_st. n.w. RING, 1d _signet, with letters B. Bitas %o 1115 Hurley-Wright bldg. rard. Blfl‘[o OF FILMS—No. A 116; Reward. _Address Box 8-H,' Star B‘l’lCK PIN, amethyst, pearl, I. Galt box, between 15th ..r Eflerfll! ‘morning. ull Main yward, TUMBRELLA—WII the iny I e, . D. Whitehead, 5 Mcwu-d “Gore. HorelsE® x"', HELP SALESMEN. COUNTRY HEL( RITY SALESMAN with ex- perience and good record to resent an vestment finance company im urbs. A clean proposition’ with an unusnal ap- K‘nl for both the large and small {nvestor. Vrite for lnterfle'. flvlu‘ experlence, etc. Address Box -D, r offic LIV CATHOLIO ¥( fifi i MEN—Clty _and traveling; _some ‘sules experience prefarred; ent; g gli' advancement to ca Call § t6 30, Jobn J. O'Keefle & Co !'lnum 312, 1311 G n. BALLSMEN—Write for Tiat of Tnes and fail umcuuzr 300 to §10,000 yearly: dem (l or mnl Na e lu munu. live -u-n to sell automobile ac- cessory in dally use, on commission basis. Oall 5 to 7 pm. 916 14th n.w. 22* ‘THE AMERICAN Alt ‘Works. Coshocton, Ohjo, l‘fll’5 ; -xwlnced or .INHJ ravelis tional Salesmen’s ”Tr. pioveers and llllm branch expe! o4 we na Sontrol, exciuaively. & completa’ line of cop righted art calendars, commereial elludlu. Eafnthiy ‘advertising service, and & of auick-selling, epeciaities o celluloid, lent £ 2nd paper; the extensive scope of oir thres lines combined into Ebetantial ssies Yorume the. Cull year wround { liberal"commissions; weekly remiitaaces; ook g our rating in Du dstreet, and’write us direct, giy} 24 foforences Brat Tecters The Aamerican ‘Are Works, Coghoe: ton, Ohio. 20° AL u(nrmml MES—Become & Colombia-traia- ed draftsman add assure f of perms. u-l. w ell Leara' In olllfl hlh.—xh LL 'rlh ..?n ?l\lrml- l-l record, able to mest the best 'clase r is yestors, M-::-n?- Il" mathod Bress Box 335, Biar md’.‘i s P Can lfler o "o'clock, ‘1640 T SALESMEN BUSINESS MEN: ‘We are going to add several high-grade rep- resentstives to our sales force. These oeat 1d of age Trt Ve have: had baeiness or st experience. The type of men required must possess vislon, ' self-confidence and genuine Enthustasm. Call for personai interview: Soite 00410, Sontbern bldg., between 11 p.m. ‘or 5 d 7 D, .m. and k 20 AREB_YOU: t {ake oners uuouuv Khown prowact: satin: week to start, Room 400 r| TRUCK DRIVER, wants em| -D, Star office. 200 loyment ;. :mwu, ml‘bE abillty and good D!lllnall‘:gp(fl o3 ontale position prefetied: Address Box D, Star office. METAL WORKER on all kinds of metal and all round mechanic, non-union, wants polflh)l. 70 Que st. n.w., after 6 p.m. ‘experienced, position 1o Roche, 1421 P st. n.w. mNIOB DRAFTSMAN wants tracer; ressonable. Address tar_office. MAN, suit employer. Phone Prank. 7 YPWRITING done at home, letters and en- nt _specification work, ous kinds of work. 20 velopes addressed, corcalar letters, ¥ YOUNG MAN, accountant, correnpondent, gen- cral office clerk, offers service for 4 dayw dur- ing holidays. Address Box G6-H. Star office. * EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES Aimerican Nations) Taok bldg. TOUPEES cleaned, Tepalred, new ones. 920 17th_st. VALET, colored man, for bachelor apartme experience & and waiting: references Fequired. Ad x_14-H, Star office. _20° 50 COLORED DISHWASHERS, furnace men, waiters and general useful men supplied, free, te Cross Bureau, 921 N st. n.w. e FEMALE. Nors T young man between the ages of 23 and ;::;n; salary limited enly by his capacity for ‘work. Address Box 54-H, Star office. 22 YOUNG MEN and boys, age 14 to 30 years, with bicycles, as message carriers; those attend- ing school may also apply. Mr.; Gerhold. 1407 G st. n.w. EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES COAL SALBSMAN; exclusive territory, SALBEMAN—] state experience. nnom'i.imsoi a"’“fii’" “:15- n\mmv , white, pastry and assistant, t positions in bof t wani toos 1n ol oo, o rision | mmug prvisausvion tn.l:]lllon m“mnompn- e . Spec ration, raphy, tyu-rma‘ and. Dusincas K The Civil Bervice hqnn :lml. s.e. cor. 12th and F n.w. Frank. 2060, * -nmg wide d and report | n.w. 1 = | 27T Ahh;“ GENERH e irtmen 1 Rnerowded Frier Traialos ] lng: $20 o o niw. ed. D. S aawerta 1 offl , 1223 12t 21 8006, muz‘-m mending; nwlnt, numd’ mending; LORED—Plain flm-tlnl‘ by day or Dxmlux!s—amn. afternoon, g & specialty; oxperienced. ~ Frankiin 1002-3 fiifimT_hm, first-class; plain sewing of any kind. North 4028. experience; reler!m es. ' FURNITURE WANTED for a #ix-room boude. Will buy whole or separate pieces, imm Call Adams 600. WANT to hear from party who has furniture ‘&?L“u that has been used. Phone Franklin "Mt work thorodghly guaranteed. {KNABE WAREROOMS, INC. 3. H. WILLIAMS, Prunknm 330 G St Main -1130 B00_sheety _General Trpewrite " _AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO., 1431 East Capliol st. Rent, seil, repair and buy all makes. Siands free. Open evenlngs. Linc. 8651. JUVENILB BICICLE for gifl of O ynn‘! conster brake: tires,” enamet and wneets | BEDBUGS. ROACHES, RATS. in good condition. _Phone Cleveland 805 21 ° | FLEAS, INSTANT RESULTS. = MICE. feet or longer: Adams 466, OKS—Tsed sets of Encyclopedin Britannica, Fiarvard Clsesice, Dok of Knanied ge, Stan: Authors, ete.. mixellaneous books, 933 G . G416, FURNITURE, nrc A.\TIQLES. ormaments. Riley, 431 11th ot Main 6162, FURNITUKE of all kinds for six-room immediately. Lincoln 56S3. HIGHEST CASH PRICES Paid for all Kinds of furnfltunl.' .‘mtm carpets. orders promnely at €30 Mass. ave. n.w. Franklin 8183, G ¥ lthA'l‘l'g 'l’Wnu of l::]l:lmu”f‘or an & Foom Bo a8 & whole or leces. ST Feankiin, 8785, o FORNITURB of all kinds for & six-room T n‘o“"m i wanted immediately. as & whole or odd pleces, Kl-dly e-n Col._6699. 7 V. .D—To buy old furniture m... selling iy ot drop e bl‘s 5. SAPP, 320 Colorado bldg. mxw PHYSIOTHERAPY, ELECTROTHERAPY, FOR men aud women, given by |yr Carolyn Austin. - { For_appointment, phone North 647. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEQUS DIAMONDS. ETC. DIAMOND BARGAINS. 1-karat pure white solitaire diamond ring $162 S karat ladvs elitaire diamond ring. ... $100 rfect solitaire diamond ring $325 358 Dluecwhnts. solitaire diamond Ting. - 2% .karat pure white solitaire auma { MIRRORE, two: 4 fo U8 'BEFORE BUYING DIAMONDS, KAHN OPTICAL CO 617 7th St. N.W. once at & sac ree. ok % kt. and blue-white diamonds With slight imperfections that only an expert can detect, one weighipg 1% kts., at $320. the other weighing a lijtle less th beds. the ofd_relis Marks, 1440 W st. [‘hone No: GIVE you cash for your piance lt’:;w(n:d:nuehlnfl autique ;;xrnllure.l’old Siver, ConfibeSecoymtith-iatn amonds, eweify. old china, Tuge, bra A. NOTD, 358G at MA R FUBNITURE. WANTHDFeqtier beqd”sad faraitare, Bt | SET 77 Deriifully_carsed. mahop Squsre Deal Furaiture Co., 801 {nial bedryom —furaiture: antiane prices paid. Eye n.w. Phone Main WANTED — FURNITURB. PIANOS, CAR. handsome hall pieces, dining table. kansas ave. No dealers nced apply. ts, etc. Phone M. 1282 fc 2 Do Veall; “WESCHLER. 930 Fo ave. ‘aw. LE BED and springs, $5; wasb stand, 265 N st. n.w., apt. 4. 3 n.w. r cw'nms wanted: bighest prices childre: dies,” men’s 's worn clothes, — Norin 8313, © G. Litchman, 1744 1¢h miw: gf,}“‘."'{gng‘ b eaTiagjCY, now. suburbs, it prices for l:dls gentlemen! BRASS BED, complete, $10; oak buffet, m, WILL call ia my uulettersd autemobi i 7 \Satemotlla, city i ot the time ‘o take care of them. 615 W Hudson seal col- Call Columbis ROLL-TOP DE been used. Call Sl = RIFLE, ~ new automatic, equipped with i ; would make fine Xmas present stone table, 243307 also siand o tais In‘ 30 cases; cheap. Address Box 29- Star office. CAMBHS, magazic work; fresh cond o sent box, piate, 435; excellent low price; _lu“‘hl: - K KA wii ber tires; 4 years: $3. 3321 Holmead pl mflt‘“Wma, dresses, size 3238; biack WASHING MACHINE and _wringer: several dozep fruit jars, 4 stome fars, flexible Gjer coaster: all for §8. 118 Willow ave., Takoms Park. STEAM TABLB and cofiee urns, sel; ¢ Phone Adams 2337. VAR, tiful, for sale ches Pioasant st. h.w.. No. 23 5 BALL GUM machines at a sacrifice. Lolt action; mew: e Phone ( 5 , steel, new, §2; radio opti can (picture machine), perfect mnflluu 4, cost $7.50. 149 A st. n.e., apt. IVES mechanical trains lud men. © 132 14th st. n.w. nuu'nrub gold gas lamp, $10. R e ;&zlvu‘on GIRL or ofice mald. North mm for bolidays. _Address Box 20-H, Star office. "The American Household Co. 25° Second-band Furniture and valfl Goods. Bought azd Sold. 713 12th n.w. Fr. 3403J._200_ GAS RANGE—Like new_ 600 6th n.w. DED—Double brass, springs and mattress. You st. n.e. 210 MANICURIST and masseur, whife, to call on 1adies at home; reasonable.’ North' 1486, 22° DINING ROOM SUITE_d€Inch clawfool O K i von extension table, 3 chairs, 48.in. bu iF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO SEI hone A | fet-sideboard_with mirror back: china ctomt | Riley, Main 6162. 3 MISS BERT—Street, afternoon and evening gowns a specialty. Remodeling. Phone Col. 6227._ Address 1704 Kilbourne pl. n.w. STENOGRAPHER or typist; young lady, gt uate of Business High School, accurate touch | typist, wishes position; salary $18 to begin. Gail. Frankiin 547, "between 9 a.m. aud 'Voun.\yuaa and typist desires poemon in office, $18 per week; references. Call gxn WIDOW, forty-elght, musiclan D eame reatich Reepiag hotes Tor wid- gwer dame e or older; references. Address NG LAD! -m: knowledge of stenography. o n.-.r bookkeepiag -ud° fling wl'-'m position; reasonable salary. North 6755.1. EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES __ EBOOMMENDED belp of all kinds lll'um Eureks, Main 2808, —___FEMALE DUMESTIO, comun Gllb, rellabl lurse or W mmm— e incheons and ‘Groners. 1019 17¢h- st D COOK—By colored girl; gobd references. 2102 n. 5th_st. 1315 220d st. 2.W, e e rormes hemseas s | PAY'S CLEANING—Place wanted by colored crowded Geld; fe living. quiek advancement; | Woman. 1106 4th st n.v. ‘methods indorsed—ou -mduu ‘employed | GIRL, 18, to work evenings after school: W |flfllfl( hotels !V.r" Dm evenings. | pights. 2350 Champlain st. n.w. can 1 Tewis Hotel Trainiag | 5 = 3 A ™ FIOUSEKBEP] ‘woman, white; B e | S0kt SR P onah, Pevise o 1% | 1 Iv' dress ,_Star fim. 920 111‘1; st uet.ul.'l Mals 3579, Eomumll. -lm-, nnp‘r’lnu home; ;‘vul— plemia srad : g worker, 3012 11th L. n.w. EOUGH DEY WASKEE. o, i SALBSLADY, for_caady counter. | 27 Bal sms Oualy Go 4018 B 6t nwe Ba- g o tween 19 and 3. 4 home. “2010"8th 8t B.w. LAUNDRY WORK to take bome; caled for TSt pratt sl A [ et oo T = Ll &Em"",‘ iperienced.— competent. | NURSE OR CHAMBERMAID by feliable girl National"Genners tion, 1780 H st. * '_|.un Arlnmc x_4 L e, 3% € wide: round glas froat; e e cnaire:, like new; chea donlen sh, credit. Special discount for cash. Save money, buy at Hopwood's, 8th and K sts. e A KOLID mabogany ather's hall clock Send ior Lows Notes, |4 SoLID, mutob iy e 1t 5a 0 et ‘Wigh ina s Westminster chimes, chimiug cvery ave any fursitis o other goods & at A" Ran's, sell) ‘and you wiil"obtain best Fesuite, e Franklin 2015. INGTON MANQE will be open fhe satire WE BUY "W"*Wia T and ofice 03 5:5( to any wisiink to buy some splendid fur- “SACHS FURN"ITURE €O, [Radfirartes ok o and birch dressers and oak chiffoniers, then = Cor. Sth and n-n, .- qual bere; also h{-. mati FURNITORE wanted of all kinds for_a Lurge | rooming house, including dining room, bedroo parior, rugs and miscellaneous articies. Please ayera pought for cash. 3. Immm- ..xs fl Lincoln 2788-W. ~ 37| GAS FIXTURES, nice, complete, l dolb 9x12, $3; lawn mower, $2.50; droj Iagatien T T B th pad, $250; heavy screen door, | D:e.. aBt. phove., % - ""5?5? W, Bloe el o 50 %733 Oregon ave, n.w. North 10365, PECANE, I-.-.e peoghell, doc. Goe and_Toe Sl D_! e after 5 p.m. *_ |pound. 1709 Q st. North 8833. ENITURE—Yon satisfet “with | HOUSEHOLD FURNITURD, including ofl having hand car, nn-“m 1 pay. 8. Welsenberg, 622 E st. a.w. a t plano, mahogany, and | track, inclosed platform and steps, $15. Col. 1t B “f,,,,"’“"'oa“m:’:!" o ote block above U. | 3618-3. 2476 Ontario road, near 18th and Buclid good condi- tion; reasonable. Reason for seiling, putting in_electricity. " Apply 40 Rhode laland sre. Amumm.t (child’s), cost $25, will sell for n.w. $10. 452 M st n.w. Phone North 7742. HIGH.GRADE, second-hand furnitore, rugs, ete. Riley. 431 11th st. Main 6162 . DIAMOND BARG \l\'S. Diamond earrings, weight 1 karat. rat perfect olitaire d:amond ring.. um diamond bracelet, exceptionnily ® §7I8, 4t Blue-white solitaire diamond ring. s $200 platinam dinmond wateh bracolet.. $150 SEE US BEFORE EUYING DIAMONDS. KAHN OPTICAL CO,, 617 7th St. N.W. TWO SINGLE IRON BEDS, felt mattress, ht and bentwood rockers, G0 WANT o e R Ry e compiete; floor lamp, drop leat table, rug, ran- furniture and otber mhcelllnnl, call ~ HORSER; VERILES, £TC ;ex;nnoncm S alees e e 00 LOUIATANA AVE. . W. TORE MARES Tyo: £308; goud chusks for {525 , 1533 Belmont FRANKLIN 3785. country. Phone M Mlfl. N‘ AUTO, $10; 2 m.gm - B I ave. z as dome, $5; lady’'s watch HORSES, wagoms, (20 buggies, haraess, chetp. f ‘beds, $i. 62 Bellaire ave., : 4 gold, silver, platinum 422 8th st n.w. > DI MONDS RIDING BADDLES, 75, veed English; = -nncrm {for €1e1): good condition: 98, 320" and discarded ’!'l\l”. w. need them 1n our | U. 8. Army, Texas and boys' saddies; large | F st. n.e. s assortment of new and second-hand harness, collars, blaskets and robes; cheap. Co, 220 11th st. n.w. Phone Franklin n!o-mm “CYCLES AND BICXCLES. in)Y § BICYCLE—New tires; chieap. 1031 Park WUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. - “ow, attractive Christmas gift; -lnnnelur‘lnl PAY HIGHEST PRICES A. Kahn, Inc, 935 F St. OLD GOLD, SiLVER, KETC. Dxamonds,,Old Gold, Silver | viomiN ana bow, GHT FOR CASH, $10. 1743 Kaloraina_roxd. _ r0uts ABEAHANE. $15 € #T. S.W.__ | SI6TIN. very old, enuine; secrifice i sold at DTAMONDE, GOLD. SILVER COINS. PLATI {once _ Address Box 60-H. Star office. ht! ABD ABRAHAMS, Sax0PHO aum 483'9th n.w. NB. alto, brass, genuine Buftet, like Bhons Mals 5504: A aee. 8180, ' C. H. ‘Candy, McLachlen HIGHEST CASH PRICES |bitg. Brenings. 1365 Pari road. o1+ ld. diver, iamente. | FIANG —Loster a good condtion; ressonsile artificial treth _and Dll PHER, ®10 wmooux;nnmywflm. TS oak uatington 56 Marsmall ‘& Wesgel BUSINESS OPPQRTUNITIES |Pa.ave. s.e. s g g core 7. | KNG VERIOET O s f.e e o e Ucu&“br“v’mlffl T | yiorans—two; s s .18 Address Box 216-] l{ Star of “1st st D.W. St 3 Z Oty [Fg iog g FORCH SWING BETTEE and gas dome. m, Ga. sve,n.w. Col. 3312.J. 220 % BABY CABRIAGE, gray, round reed: cost $37; sell for $10. Apt. 43, 1277 New Hampabire, ave. n.w. WILL Mclm'n E $100 jewelry due bill fm‘ cnsi BV - .u ng w,.« georgette, $10: Black srivet, new pulo . blue taffeta, fox fur, $10. 1740 Ewelid, At WHITE KEED babs carriage and strollersym: v walker, $1; baby yard, $1.50:5 nnmry chalr. : large’ shoofly, ree, $2; doli carriage, $2.50; ail perfoct fln-§ dtfion. ' 10 Rhode Ta . ORDER YOUR CHRISTMAS TKEB NOW! 3 Avold the annual scramble just before Ghrist-: