Evening Star Newspaper, January 12, 1922, Page 30

FEATURE PAGE. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, THURSDAY, JANUARY i2, 1922. Brides Will Be Brides HELP AND SITUATIONS. 30 [ /A REMEDY For Your Convenience WANTED—HELP = FEMALE DOMESTIC. SEVER mail GRIGINAL recommen in cppling for_cmployment. Usi COPIEX. HAMEERMAIN and I(-'rn: NECK SCARF—Fou [ITTLE GrORIES | ] ! COMPLETE || 6 BEDTIME By LuilleVan Stk WANT ADS ' Many people wrongfully be- e s Coii 3 Sove they can further the work o e a6 CHAMBERMAID—Five hours ordinary aspirin by taking | MERRTAM MEETS MR. DONOVAN. | Ing her head into Thorne Blaisdell's ) ay be left at any of the followin, ily; $ ccekly. Staor Hote iy A e oreans | The Mystery of the Basket. oA S e coumim | ofice for an impudent kond morni L0 ? ’ & Ny e e of one kind or another. . . < IRGE Ll 2 5 “But I didn't come to see you . | & | oth st. n.w. ; BY THORNTON W. BURGESS. e e e b e imarprised) v - - tar ant ranches corost This is a mistake. They rob Who ventures nothing. nothing gains, less than a month before Mer- | When I go in—Su Sl the aspirin of much of its effi- While boldness often much_obtains. : see a man named ) Donovan. 5 = ciency. 010 Man Coyote. riam discovered that the re-| “wwelcome to our factory grinned ij iy, NORTHWEST. R e e 3 ‘ doubtable person was using any ex- | Blaisdell, “ jolly well know you don’t | GNP, 8 ' 7th 2 2 Finkel, Apt o It is true a laxative is neces- Long ago Old Man Coyote learned | cuse, all soris of tact and almost|care a smap what we make or how Addrehs 1ox st. and R. . ave., J. French Sinipson. . ! sary, but should only be taken [ the truth of this. At the same time|force to get her mist o | much of i we make so long as we i RING Turuotse d by Ga. ave. and Rock Creek Church rd., Rock Creek Pharmacy. in o m.m:,n,.,‘ prepared, relen- [ he learned that while he who ven-|house morning ;': he"::‘ out r‘: “" {am'«‘i;yj:l?va your handsome | Wariua Pari e s, 3501 Ga. ave., Rodis Pharmacy. \ Wikite woman; stay uight. Call o pm c combination such as in 8 2 s, came sort of o my — 3 aylor, : . I N2 A . TINGLE'S LAXO ASPIRIN. tures nothing gains nothing, he loses | game. A game that Susan always| White-haired and ruddy ' : W 2nd Eimists Douglas; Coanmasy: B : : nothing: but he who is overbold may ' wen. For her former mistress, Mre, | (1€ d00F for her, piuching I Tpneers 17th st. and Park road, Tipton & Myers. Here science has helpfully lose everything. S0, though Old Man | T rmer mistress, Mrs. | gy he had always done | & bl 11th and Harvard sts., The Harvard Pharmacy. combined Eenuine aspirin with a | . ¢ 8. 8o, : Man | Thorne- Blaisdell, had said to her: a tiny girl. “How about it, Merry, not 3401 14th st., Bronaugn's Pharmacy. esatant s ua TR tive, ovote l!k‘]'er) ':‘uhl at times, he is| “Susan Sue, dom't you let that girl | §0, much sw béing a brokers | w1017 O st 7th and O sts., Assoclated Drug Store never reckless: es sure 1 i i . ‘ - - — ROl Sose serteneslaonystioniLl| noHava o sk at an binE. At menc dkeep neyleutdoors Al youcanty him. : HEied L Nogth Capitol st. and R. I. ave., Parker’s Pharmacy. FE R et and pain, the second prevents least, he tries to make sure of this so ! "r-' S worrving about her father.i “Don't kid our jol nterrupted PIN wond sbape: bloe Aiih il e inant ave. IoholCH1aley, shiing: A T e O ey | oat the ‘ehances may e Cin his "fac | YF0'8 Ios in =ame outlandish spat in ! him* with Susan Sue G Aot Witk "penris, T ., 3 A et e ot | vor and not awainst him. Asia; she's worrying about that bab 1y 3 0V st nav., or call Nor 5 Dupont Circle, Dupont Pharmacy. colleated waste It was a bold thing for him to|'n4' ","" 18 gomg to have next year 15th and U sts., J. S. Clemence. & e oisons — all |Purrow under that stack of straw in |y, e's worrying about her hu: 3 Attache 2434 18th st., John M. Thal, B o100 - Farmer Brown s barmvnrd anat wian [ band's job. Sitting around too much, She liked his & e ., b 5 e working to- | noruner Brown's barnyard and plan | thinking she's got more trouble than |skrewd bluc eyes and his droll m: WANDDAG, iz 14th and Clifton, H. Colodny & Co. e, ward absolute bold thing to 4o, But he knew that no ;h—.re is You trot her out, Susan |of sceming to laugh at his own impor- | (ol 4l e L8 14th and Columbia rd., Henry Evans. o i reller. fiue, all you'can.” Especially’ morn- tance. Her little hand reached oul for bt e e sure to She: 1 the utmost indif- g ask for TIN- Merriam didn’t know that Susan Sue 5 her youthful husband 2d and Mass. ave., Hygeian Pharmacy. ) S %o had had these orders. She just kne 7th and K, Goldenberg’s (time clerk’s desk). ChES Ao A hat Susan had a most irritating way c to meet you— Sth and U sts., McGulire's Pharmacy. 4 | of stirring up dust in the living room informed him. mproved as- if she tried to read there, of flinging he dusted a ch 14th and P sts., Day’s Pharmacy. pirin with the open the bedroom windows if she n o, it's proud 1 18th and Florida ave., Pearson’s Pharmacy. three points: l”tl‘lh:l’(l,lxul(;l‘;lvlvnfl!:i‘s:;‘“fi:‘l‘.].w pur;’\lbnl lflm— fixed a !x’l: x[ul.u‘-]ln;" U:;llx‘_‘?\"" 21st and G sts., Quigley’s Pharmacy. 3 —Tt'n absorbed raptdly it to have delivered from thor vie | v be e : 25thiand(PAave;iHechatisiEhamiacy: NURSE (white), for y | —It relieves pain quickly age was nothing short of absurd. she answercd it 1901 L st., Morse Pharmacy. SRR , for ) Liarning cotton, cayenne pepper, post- ¢ Holmead Pharmacy, Holmeaa and Otis places. j¢hild; good home in suburbs. —It’s a gentle laxative. bt :}:m“lfi‘:—f‘\lffln wasn't ingenious. | soled her. “But, mayt Xetliok. G tD Inrannationt aere ] 1315 19th st. n.w i she. nsistent. 1k e B o ethook or to information desk, 5 = Aol TINGLE'S LAXO ASPIRIN e e A Do T e e T i NORTHEAST. | SHITE WATE i tory?"” she wheedled one sunshiny ore North Capitol and Eye sts., Keneally Pharmacy. wages. 20 | Ask your druggist for the oneisunshiny WL 2 Yyou + an goes often. cated ma once hed 4th and H sts., Frederick L. Yendall. WHITE We || “Three Point Box” Therapeutia 3 e ! “ i Sy ! Rewearch Loboratories, Wash- her pillows eey@enuggledhintolMerriamyIaugEh ghvan tEHIe s East Capltol and 8th sts., Fuhrmann's Pharmacy. || #nsten. D. C let me in, s quie Aifterent. Susan A i bis thyoat elbe o T;:hH ;:, :arr::\:'l ::ullictsmlr_el. Rl i 0 Mre orne Bla‘siell. wife = L an ast Capitol sts., incoln Pal armacy. - of the president of the firm, to g RING, Tuesday, 1 1 & 5 Ny sday, t1th, in shop- 'THEAS I'm oaly a xhipping clerk's wi 2 S i L SOUTHEAST. » Hale serious, haj ; & ping district; nine-stone dia 2 seem wicked, Susan Sue, that a man | was beginning a_morning Scrvic - =po g e Sonecases « 11th and Pa. ave,, Fealey's Pharmacy. TH:}\,\]’F HE CREPT OUT _AND L‘:‘fle y Juhfl"shuukl have to take |he to them, ‘Stick around the ting. Liberal reward. James 14th and Pa. ave., Smyser's Pharmacy. SW. LY 3 OV, A ers from a vizene - Ige . sermon o s T S - e - N 5 A JELLY SWIFTLY STOLE OVER TO THAT | oriers from & Mttle old wigened Irisi- L get the' sehuon oft pir hamis, | 50,1 W. Orme, Emerson & Orme, . GEORGETOWN. ey is guaranteed by 30 years It does not,’ 150st ‘before the last ah-men, says he: 1620 M n.aw. 3204 M st., O'Donnell’s Pharmacy. ! service to millions of lf | one would ever think to look for him | ¢Ves flashed man Mike |*If they's any he hful of being | pryg = = 28th and P sts., Pride’s Pharmac Americans. Kondon's f§ | there, for no one would ever guess Donovan is, not a minute over fifty, 'jum. in the holy bonds of matrin Pt Drown ol Masoniciusiga and:Bists., Brices Y works wonders for your [l | that he would even think of hiding | and wherever that factory would be istep forward.’ suys he ward. 1 919 E st nw 36th and M sts., Weller & Moskey's Pharmacy. \ cold. sneezing, cough, B | so near. Now, as he lay there peep- | if it weren't for him, I don't know. i sked Morriam, with art-{ g — BROOKLAND. ink_out, he was tempted to do ane|And comical=—" Susan Sue gave a . K it i other bold thing. Just a little way ugh. ; . Slapping | d. . n.e., Mayo's Pharmacy. from him was a basket. Farmer omical!” gasped Merriam. his | blue-denimed knee. “And with |1 o Brown's Boy had taken it from a he’s an awful grouch. them stepped forward thirte old { ALEXANDRIA, Va. s {slelgh and set* It down there while| Not with ladies” Susan Sue was ‘maids and u widower with four small | 3 5 e, in A. S. Doniphan & Sons, King and Columbus sts. and Farmer Brown unhitched the | POSitively simpering. “If I were you children!” evening: liberal teward offered. 1424 B s . V| V. V :e and put him in the barn. Both 3‘:;‘; l{i‘:"r“}'l‘ ?':; and 5?'] ch'u»’-mte-d = ; | * CLARENDON, VA. | ol il e S S0 A e's the comicalist fellow!” ! (Another epixode of this story I8 | 7yp = X TATION ol inside the barn now. | Old Man | ™'4n hour later Merriam was stick- rorrow's Star.) R oo WANTED—SITUATIONS { was in that basket. = CH. MALE. o He looked over to the house. X = = — - WANTED—HELP Dr. Maicolm Ware. SIVER il GRIGINAL tec one was to be seen there. ‘Bm\ ok 3 s “SALESW in virg for empioymint. Usc COPIES the Hound was not about. It wou s e | g % L - R nii: taotn over PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICE EfE il ORIGIVAL rocommemgiions || Rate—3 Cents a Word Star Office Open Until 11 p.m. « abitity: Samiluar to that basket, find out what was in = m—‘"‘fl",",,"" emjilOpmen .0 UreICOLIBE, in_Washington Snd Suburhs for— All advertisements for The Evening Nddress Box 115.M, it, and slip back under that stack of [ [i WI UTOMOH 7 <lp audl Situations Wanted. Star must be at The Star office or one straw. 01 Man Cosote hesitated only | | By LLIAM BRADY, M. D. e Eor'etle Sad Wanted Miscellaneous L S e e BESC ) SR B long enough for one more look about! |’ Noted Physician and Authos Poul p the DAY BEFORE ISSUE, with tne 1 r. 'oultry Pets and Live Stock. 4 to make sure that there was no one g Automobilen for Sals and Wanted. following exceptions to see him. Then he crept out and e = = - — ution fequl kzn?n":oror"!-‘ft and Wanted. Lost and Found. is_different from il swiftly stole over to that basket. A s icn: Rl Business Opportunities, etc. Death Notipes: 5c e { moment fater he was back under that The Slender Sex. westeuts and cravats and muilers Rate Outside of Washington Wasied S'tmations, _ — e - | sta raw, s maybe e chest protectors on. P 2 | *45araly Was he out of sight when| Out of the last 500 readers who| "'\ woman with not more than 10 per | {0 r "0 z 2 ante sy bty OOFLESSANCHOR BAR i Farmer” Brown's Boy’ and Farmer nave asked me to tell them how tocent cxeesy welsht is a happicr. be j week if you will work 5 hours a; Real Estate Ads fomtioms il be. aepiad wt Fha Ster o {;’:3:-“3; m::]c(;‘fe;heupm;h 1;)::;?:: reduce, 228 mentioned what they | (vr.rhn.nl:‘u.'x‘d, warmer, sweete .~m.;.g.].|m-; clean, pleasant work; ex- 6 words to the line, 3-line minimum, fce, 11th st. and Pa, ave. until 10 am. PLATES Do By ke il the Wouse,| Wished to reduce and the rest left e andsomer and longer Lved person | erionce not necessary. Apply AL T FE bty e Bt ol St Fit Tigh! When the door was opened Bowser | that little detail .vague. Out of the{ No woman who i 'hetween 9 and 11 1 1]l 2 times. 18c per line. vertisements for The Sunduy Star must be it Tight the Hound met them with Wagging|228 who explained that they wished |Per cent overweight should ever per-| een 9 ang .and g and | 3 ¢mes, 17c per line. roceived at The Star office by 6 p.m. Situr- Stay il o shtoes| o reduco. cscesn wetght. share wero | Blb nerssito 2% beguiles Syto ty|5 P 120 McGill bldg. ~Ask|l «in: 8225 et e e ekt ceries an ingsi, Ex ki B rtiol eEimen, No e fe 1M H 2 5 4 vou nanted from the Store” said|no less than thirty-five who had no e ey oy Jors M Larman | . i i B ISR ARHIAG Farmer Brown's Boy as he put thelexcess weight to reduce—and, of [overweight has ever been known toSALESMEN- Gpc tur two men who can ||| Cash WIt}l Order is required for all advertisements Lutha_rond bW basket on the table , These were ull members of | admit he would like to reducc. But|and wil work: 3 from transient advertisers. Mrs. Brown at once began to un- e—as one becomes more convinced | the once fair enough sex is in d wer | - {pack it. d jovesy day—discontented sex. of succumbing to this insanc furor|Me Joimee Where is the meat for dinner?’] Now. why in the name of all that to be slender. and something should | e e THEY THEY |she asked as she took out the last|is healthful and easy to envisage, a8 |be done to call the flighty ones ba ek | TALTY SALESMANT - i 'FREL LOOK | package. we highbrows say. is the discontented | to their senses, For o time it looked | fyai srovers fa Wi NTPLRE 10 \TURAL NATURAY Wy it is there, for 1 put it in}sex so determined to become skinny?|bad for the crowning glory, but the st lungton and Baltim oo SO 0§ ci. Haywa NATUR == there myself.” said mep Brown, |18 it the tend of fashion. A recent |bobbed hair craze has about burned |uiars s oty PO lcoking very much surprised at the{tabulation of the nutritional state of | jtself out now. and—well, T don't | required a e faxe: salary | Address TBox IALT. oftice. b} SATISFACTION question. young women fn a large college | know whether it is hoped by anybody | ity for HIEht man. 5. 3 SMAN PLATES—$15 Mrs. Brown shook her head. showed that a_majority of them were | clse, but I do hope this sudden predi- | K4 3 1A o PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS ‘It isn't here, once more | underwelght. Is it the hustle and busile | jeetion for atten i eelllstopeenile ] MAL = '“’:‘{'L"'“;K ”“" ’:"‘“ & A i v K ? o IS & some & 4 — — 2 ¥ SALESMAN—Real estate: : o Tove bidgewe k Incorted T Sthing himself, and such a|Years ago. Mutton sleeves went outl DE5C Reon: _in_applying_for empivyment. Use COPL liable firm mist increase sales force cen ® and 11 mornings fo Mics Juanits Grinding Your Teeth e puyaled look as there was on|along about 1897. “And now it really AMBITIOUS MES—Become @ Columbia-trajp. | 17 bandle its large business. Address fully Martin. Suite 42, Savos Apr. CTREE TR {his face when he couldn't find that|begins to look as though busts are QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. | draftvman and ussure soarself of perma work in paper box While You Wait. S oomed and the skinny sex in the : hremiih 2 your aper Stock ¢ DR. LEHMAN ™ know I put it in that basket. It fature is going to be just straight LAl "',:,,;“::':,"“i‘r'if:‘q‘:";m % & e o NEED TRAINED WOME = Specialist | was the very last thing, and I put it} ; angles. at may be a >ON e u ot | 14th avd T sta. g AL IME 307 7th St. N.W., Opp. Saks’ {rignt on top.” said he ™It must have | FETY ayust in & poster or & fefion S hedroomn ot Mt sk or well? | METISTS o T e e with eagraving meste: s, “Clab apanient - Loises 4 Open_Evenings—Closed on_Sundays jounced off on the way home and “;e ?c:.tf;’m!:'l;&" real life it is painful to 3 - 3 Capitol adv. | day; clean, pleasant work; ex-";g-n—dmm’. i Bne living, quick e AL s cpew Evenin Josed ontl Sundays 0 tice it. Son, run out to the e. g 2 :, 2 , 1 our methods indorsed—ou dents emploged = it notlee It SO reres| - A woman should welgh two pounds | ber of people here s who think | goy- wiiir s perience not, necessary. Apply | by leadiug hotsls ererywhere. Gren evehinge Farmer Brown's Boy ran out to the|for every 1nc;1 o(l" stature and about “r,*,f{'..."cffi,,“.""“ agar ”f:hl:wrh} WBEN | factdry. Must be_strong 3 ¥ between g and 11 a.m. and 4 and | Somef T ariculars, © Lewls Hotel Tr e ed and looked. He{d per cent besides for health and er comes. 3 aughte cigat siore, cor. 131 Sl 1C Sclool, 13% New York ave. nw. aleler :u"ldmzomhes hoenétas no|beauty. A reasonable amount of fat|has whooping cough. 18 no fre BOYS = 5 p.m., 120 McGill bldg. Ask Jewelry Salesladv. ok P hat package of meat. He|Eives a softness or roundness to the | fYeeysity tinightiin quchisicasesss Shilg sdels I One with Jewein"exporince tiret: BN ent into the barn and looked | feminine form. which is still as essen- QL. D. A ¥ Does not interfere with school - Nare e e ey CxusHence prefofcal. punat ko - there, thinking his father might have|t 1 as ever for beauty. This fat also| Answer—Fresh air is cool or cold{ \[yst have wheel ¥ skt | g Sfo A fl' here A K here and forgotten about | Eves a woman's complexion the clear-|air that moves. Foul air is warmish | 1y ave wheel Apply Mr. A mach an it Ress and attractiveness for which the|air that scarcely dares to move.l Walter, The Bulletin, 510 12th] rapid Ve 1t hen he returned to the house and | well-nourished Wwoman has always|Light. warm coverings and warm r .S 2th | through which are created mose | ofice. s LS e Rt ‘that meAt wasmt (o be|been envied by her thin sisters, and, | nighties or pajamas, but cool or cold n one can tollow up pesonally. L | LADIES pew oo armer Brown went to the|finally. it keeps her nice and warm;|alr to breathe, will insure more rest: “eircu . room 231 Bond bldg. Phone | Oberatiny > = LN e and called up the market|for a Taver of fat under the skin is & (dul and wholesome sleen at uny time Sts. mw. 8 am. roll now; e Bad Breath telephone 400 Gought that: meat io| better “insulutor than any “kind of ot year when colt air i to be bl | oo ,_ SEVERAL MEN + Telephone School, 726 13t o _ - 1 hehad 1eft it there.|clothing. It is the subcutaneous fat|In whooping cough a constant supply { 8 B P v AL ME) i S = = Nadress Box 3 De. Edwards® Ofive Tablets Get :;,‘: :fete;ulnx e R et e e Women patirally have in more|of freah air s of Vital importan BRICKLAYERS wanted; come !t operate gasoline filing_statiops; mnet b LADIES make $40.00 a weck | he C puzzied than ever. 3 generous quantity than men that ex-[an aid to recovery. The enly nizh ready to go to work ; six months’ | 1A%, obliziog avd have gencral Know s of | canvassing; respectable outdoor | e at the Cause and Remove It. - says it isn't!piains how women can go about with|air that ever injured anybody’s health | steady j IR The market man say steady job fc i work ; experier bs 2 s Ol 2 I ays he saw me| their chests exposed when men shiver| was stagnant, close, foul, locked-in| > - 2y r good men. 11th} » EXp nce not absolutely r. Edwards’ Olive Tablets, the |there.” said he. “H ¥ X 3 % L N E substitute for calomel, act gently on | put it In the basket, just as I told you even with their shirts and collars and ] air. and Girard el EE s PARK. | o8 of line, | IECESSATY. Apply to Mr. Blum. | insarance % g PUdia. 'Where was Bowser while we ake - ; R i betw 10 a & : taas : the kl:owels and positively do the !l JC" | harnessin he demanded : et Ask_for Mr. “Mac. tween 9 and 10 am., Castel- Hox B161L. star ‘!';,’ Tl ol hed Breath with sudden suspiclon. o 1 letter. Muxt have at TEN MEN berg’s National Jewelry Co. T eople afflicted wi rea ight here in the house al H . ene A« ial work; grammar school education. 5 SRR e, p ik A, % .. find quick relief through Dr.|time=” replied Mrs. Brown promptly. Tested Recipes. The Children’s Hour o p - bid. 935 Pennsylvania ave. niw. Edwards' Olive Tablets. The | Hc met you at the door whon X e L Sadea ie; performance $10 up. Box 26 | LRFRY DEESIMARING and w1 AN AND WiF o in == nome work; patterus cut to MAN AND WIFE ws pleasant, sugar-coated tablets are for that lost meat. Raised Doughnuts. FASFR colored: puust be_ o | A° 105 booklet houseman o taken f:r bad breath by all who ";;m:r"l!rov;n';;_l&zl:yh'lz 1'1:0ad‘.”h“ Dissolve half a cake of yeast in on 832 Munsey bAg. * | gr 682 1115 R e arde’ Olive Tablets act|1es become of 1t said he T dowtiBall o cup of water and meke o : * | Mg demand for wireless MATGEL AT S| 5 ablets act |27 105t could possibly have fallen |sponge, using a pint of warm milk NEED TRAI the great number of people now becoming in. | fessor. T Ereneh ooy gently but firmly on the bowels and | out of the sleigh. Yes, sir, it is a : 5 3 for trafued men: all departments. | torested in wireless, both as a profession and D u o Lt and sufficient flour. Let rise until clubs, apartment houses: 1 o liver, - stimulating them to natural | mystery. eht Al aTe & Sun oL BotiensaiBat. e e e e e R O e e o action, clearing the blood and| (Coprrignt, 1922, by T. W. Burgess) 1St 800 ROSES O OF 55 S metliods. indorsed—our studeats employed by e Dt Instraction are reduced fo 1 2 & gently purifying the entire system. ers Al CHDH O TREMBRL, ¢ & eRIDION 0! | icating holels everywhere, ' Oped, Syeainga.|nignt lastraction and $20 & moath for day lu- SECRE tent_and ox salt, a teaspoon of soda dissolved in 'y L otel Traloing i seruction. This includes complete training for : must be st » trpist and | They do that which dangerous . School, 1324 Kk ave. 8 v dge of bu a H W k a little cold water, a tablespoon of oot e | position in the wireless fiedd, either on land ledge calomel does, without any of the Things You’ll Like 2 pocs I AM Jaoking for an ambitions man With $100 | or sea. For fnll information. call in perso apportunits bad after efiects. cinnamon, a little grated nutmeg, wha fs willin lours n week in | phone Main or write for particulars, Na- and, it desired. a pinch of allspice. Bort- ™ Radio Schiool, 1345 Pennaylvania’ave. | ' to Make Stir in two well-beaten eggs and enough sifted flour to make a stiff dough. Knead thoroughly, let rise, roll out, cut into strips and let rise again. Fry in deep fat, sprinkle with powdered sugar and serve either hot or cold. Apple C All the benefits of ‘nasty, sicken- ing, griping cathartics are derived from Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets without griping, pain or any dis-l agreeable effects. Dr. F. M. Edwards discovered the formn'a after seventeen years of STAN in_oldcstAbiished_teal " estate office; must have wheel: salary, $30 to $80 D month to start, depending upon age, exper ence, ete.: splendid opportunity to learn busi noss; reply in own handwriting. Address Box e Streel, afternoon ana_evening _ {gowns a specinlty. Remodeling. Phone Col. 16227 Address 1704 Kilbourne pl. u.w. colored: wubstitute of um P North 3898, I _ Experienced ; permanent posi- tion: applications confidential. Columbia Brick and Coal Co. PHER-CLERK — Four-y. Business High ‘chool grads Answer in own handwriting. stating exp nee and salary expected. Address Box 1 M Bright, for clerical _ work: nowledge of typewriting preferred: pay $80 "Address Box 119-L, Star office, in ow: lotte. practice among patients afflicted Butter a deep pudding-dish. Line| Among the many things that inter- Tak A Patk.D.C x | month. with bowel and liver complaint, with buttered bread cut about one- | estod you in daddy’s office were the rub- akoma llark, D. C. 15 third of an inch thick. Fill the dish SroLda e youlisveiito e for housework: stay_at A e e e e eceasary ome o ber stamps. make some for yourself? with the attendant bad breath. w. 14° H._T with sliced apples; sprinkle with a ; expert; accurate 13 Olive Tablets are purely a vege- table compound mixed with olive oil; you wiil know them by their olive color. Take one or two every little nutmeg. Mix together one gill each of water and molasses. Pour this over the apples. Sprinkle with one gill of brown sugar and cover closely with slices of buttered bread. Trace the letter “S” on a piece of paper. Transfer it to the three-quar- ter rubber band daddy will be glad to young man nd a desire to teac hnsiness college. Ay poseess specinl 1t aind other commercial suby commercial subjects in applicant does not al- training in bookkeeping cts we will furnish v 3 expe ress Sehool gradu Columbia ITE WOMAN 3 who wants and will appreciate 8 good he nal, reasonuble. ete.; Digh Plone | | | night for a week and note the The v i i top must be very even and|give you. The letter will show back- 0 fraining free of charge until qualified: state effect. 15¢c and 30c. smooth. Cover the top with a tin fmrdy ara iR ie e with oty Apply Hotel ‘education, ete. Address Box 140.L, Star | @ small family. Address Box 3"lv'n';§vur i e e ie-plate. Bake in a v dera; 3 Jatier 4 Mr. Schmidt, 4-4 o i piczplate. SBakelin ery, mioderste Glue it on the end ey WOMAN, 3 ~ for high position of CHED of sharp scissors. of a clothespin. Do the same with the other letters of the alphabet. With: these rubber stamps you can print titles in your picture album or scrap- book. . L. RIBLER. —_————— Light and Creamy Bread Omelet. Break four eggs into a bowl, add half a teaspoon of salt and a little; white pepper and beat With- a_wire beater thoroughly, but not to a froth. Add two tablespoons of milk and the same quantity of breadcrumbs. Put three level tablespoons of butter inj a fryingpan. When hot, pour in thej egg mixtuure, keeping it constantly| moving with a spoon until it is deli-| N of ability and indusity wanted at once nioderate the benefits of our vigoro, position open February 1, allow- | terms sponnibilit; Address Box oven for about two hours. When ing wple fiue Yo preparation. done, loosen the edges with a knife and turn it out very carefully on a dish. Serve hot with sugar and cream. Chocolate Drop Cakes. Yolks of four eggs, half cup pow dered sugar, one ounce melted choco- late, white of four eggs, three-quar- ters cup flour, few grains salt. Beat egg yolks until thick and add grad- uvally, while beating constantly, the sugar. Cut and fold in chocolate, then flour mixed with salt and, last- 1y, whites of eggs beaten until stiff. it' the ingredients are stirred in, rather than cut and folded in, the results will not be as satisfactor: | YOUNG MEN AND BOYS, between the age of 14 and 30, with bicycles, as message car- riers. Those attending school may also apply for part time} work. Apply Mr. Gerhold, 1407 G st. n.w. EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES MULTIGRAPH operator, $20° week. y FUR—Taxi_work. ) \OGRAPHER. STENOG.—$40 wngier live dn® central part of city, willlag to work long hours. Over 1,600" people " successfully pla NATTORAY, PERSONNEL SERvICE 1, ox 1 Whole or part- Sdaress B ment employes and uerative profession. rn Dldg., 15th and H n.w: Open his week! e —Do not be unemployed, become a battery mechanic; our special 2-week course (day and inight classes) will enable you to demand $35 to $40 per week. Tuition, $25. See Mr. O’Don- n.w. 66 will break a Cold, Fever and Grippe quicker than anything we know, preventing pneumonia. Dainty trimmings for lingerie are ornaments of organdy on net. These are particularly effective on silk gar- ments. Cut squares of net. Picot the i edges or make narrow rolled hems. { Cut the flower forms of organdy any !colors you choose. Applique the | flowers on to the met. Stitch the net ito the lingerle. Ornaments of or- |gandy on net, though inexpensive, |make dainty lingerie even more at- tractive. FLORA. ng fu thre good living con, 13th and W sts.. Waslington n st._n.w. 1 DLW, th reference wants | 18 | COLORE {eam furnish best of references. W | COLORED W WOMAN, respectable; day's work: B8S Van st 13% Wants position _orr { cleaning or d first-class reference. 400 4th st n . Miller o OK—Neut colored gl exp. R operator, £25 week. R luncheonette, '$30 week start. RESS—Must bo experienced. —_— Drop by teaspoons, one inch apart, : 1 E Celery Ramekins. on a paper brushed over with clari- | cately set, then raice the pan slant- | TY MOR TWO msgrensive men, | 100 Bond Bldg., 14th at. and ) 85—Must b eipe O ey phn . flea butter, then dredged with pow- | wise, tippimg it 8o that the exgs will married and permanently located FEMALE. e s T e SRR slip to the edge of the pan. This willy references desired; office hours after FEVER wall ORIGINAL vecommendations small family: stay nights: good references. 2 0 dered sugar and placed on a tin sheet; then sift over cakes powdered sugar. Bake in a slow oven fifteen minutes. - Onion Pie With Stewed Beef. Line a baking dish with crust and bake until lightly browned. Fill the dish with parboiled onions and part i 2003 11th xt nw_ Phone West , until 9 evenings. Conduit Coal Ci ¥ _in applying for_employment. Use COPIES. ASSISTANT BOORKKEEPER with knowledze ot stenography. Address Box 3IS-L, office. Scald ohe cup of milk, add one cup of bread crumbs and one cup of stewed celery and let stand until the crumbs are soft; add two tablespoons lof butter and one-quarter teaspoon of salt, then the beaten yolks of two jegEs. When well mixed. fold in the stiffly beaten whites of two eggs and pour into buttered ramekin dishes. give the finished omelet an oblong| shape. Fold in the edges and allow | B to remain a minute to set, then turn 0! it out, bottom side up on a serving i Prorosit dish. This omelet is a rich yellow | P&t color and Is very light and creamy. PACKI Rice and Lentil Surry. not afraid of worl ‘Wash and drain one cup of lentils and_general 23 st. n.w. MALE AND FEMALL, NEVER mall ORIGINAL recommendations wplving for employment. Use COPIE, RFORM! Rsx;evi'ry “Thursday, 7 3 s SALESMEN wanted: attractive on_and_splendid chance for advance- “Apply Knabe Warerooms, Inc., 1330 G With or without Tox 119 Glst st. . HOUSEWORK, ¥ colored wowan. i | | 7 ' America ast Address L 18% 0 Apt. COMPTOMETER _operator _wi rience in bookkeeping to fll vacancy in our MEN AND WOMEN—Learn the real estate 2 Drsiness and make good muney while learning - All or part time. eed not Interfere with ;! meegs | 1513 8 6r_n.w experience; all replies confidential. KL, colored, wants place to do day's work. FATENT SOLICITOR of sufiicient. cperience expense. Cla: Bake in- a moderate oven for about vi i yme: - of the water in which they were o 5 : ®| Cfiice: excellent opportunity for the right ap- . employment. twenty-five minutes, or until well| ofoing aome butter, salt, pepper and|and put them in a saucepan with i i PFIN ‘age, "auc e applications for Pl | Jlicant. Ask for Mr. Brookes. Sterett & D ruesday. 5 Dm., 1n Toom 320, Colorado | GIRL, beat, s gemeral Louseworker. 1313 Fleming, 2155 Champlain n.w. bidg, E. H. Russell 22* | Gth st nw. 12 three-fourths pint of stock and a lit- tle salt, cover the pan and simmier ! gently for one hour or until the len- tils are soft. If necessary, add more stock gradually to prevent them sticking to the pan. When cooked they should be a soft, dry mass. hav- ing absorbed all the stock. Meit two fry desired: permanent, ‘desirable connection 107 rignt man. Address Box 228.L, Star of REAL ESTATE SALES MANAGER. 1 am looking for a salesman-manager, thor- oughly reliable and honest and a go-getter, to puffed, firm and brown. Serve at PGS sage. Cover with a sheet of the paste well pricked and bake until quite done and well browned. Sweet Potato Pie. DANCING ASSISTANTS. 431 11th st. ., third floor. after 4:30. bty Experienced” Assistant Buyer of'Laces and Veilings. ‘We have an opening for an assistant buyer in these departments, offering splendid_oppor REPRESENTATIVE—Ample salary paid to ap. | HOUSEWORK by colored girl. 2222 Virginia Dlcants selected to represent one of the large | avenue’ n.w. = ‘nsnrance companies in Washington. Ad- Box 109-H. S 82 & day Address l:tll —Fine, and_clen re: city reference Fried Scallops. Cover the scallops with boiling water and keep hot for fifteen min- arning; need not iy Kind by two girls. interfere present employment; some mak. S il AT il i e HH”:‘ : WHEN NATURE WON'T PLUTO WiLL || utes without bolling; drain and dry on a cloth. Roll in cracker crumbs powdered fine and season with salt and pepper, dip in egg and roll again in eracker crumbs. Fry in a basket in deep fat until well browned. Ar- range in bread cups that have been spread with butter and browned in the oven. Serve with tartare sauce. Bake four large sweet potatoes, then scrape the inside from them and beat into it lightly with a fork two tablespoons of butter, two table- spoons of sugar, three well-beaten eggs, one cup of warm milk and salt and mixed spices to taste. Line a baking dish with pastry, fill with the potato mixture and bake in a mod- erate oven for twenty-five minutes fake charge of and develop the house sal department of a small real estate office ou & commission basis. Must be able to inaugurate @nd maintain adequate listing system, hire lesmen and close de This is & heaping tablespoons of butter in a frying pan, slice three onions and add them and one tablespoon of curry powder. Fry gently until the onions are lightly browned, then mix all with the lentils, season carefully. heat thoroughly and® serve piled up in a hot dish with hot bolled rice put around for a border. ‘tuniti sala Royal \pPLy. permanent potition and attractl Superintendent, 11th and G ats. The Palais Free cluss lectures every fhe £100 8 week. I William F. Matteson, 519 5 p.m. FIRST-GRADE civil service examinations in stenography and typewriting. Spec Tuitlon, $5, covers all subject rapliy, typewriting, business English, ete. Civil Bervice Preparatory Sehool, s. tion. 13th and F sts. n.w. prepara- stenog- The corner Phone Frank. 2080, * SER;: steady posit dder per- referencex required. Apply after farket Office, 14th and P WOMAN WANTS vl city reference, 2330