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The pim- ples caused disfigurement and em- barrassment, and my clothing ag- ted the breaking out on my “T began using Cuticura Soap) and Ointment and in two months was completely healed, after using three cakes of Cuticura Soap and 1wo boxes of Ointment.” (Signed) Miss Leona Lauter, 130 Grotta Ave., Houston, Texas, Sept. 28, 1925. Daily use of Cuticura Soap, with of Cuticura Ointment now| nen, keeps the ekin fresh, smooth and clear. Cuticura Talcum also is id~al for the skin Soap P5e. Ointment 25 and f0e. Taleum e, Sold mnle ench free " Adiress: Man how bad | long you've ; is one remedy that seldom irritation, and that makes Ask your druggist | ze, 60c, or large bottle, | By Louis Tracy SYNOPSIS, ke. Hudsop Ray Company's agent Lake. “ix greatly disturbed by A in an_English paper_announcing viage of Alistair Spencer Pan rant and referring to_the ) ax the heir presumptive The nobleman's only son, anton. had disappeared nd his death is abaut to i liw. Parke decides to leave | Moowe Lake and go back 1o Englan Arrivid at Edmonton, Parke tells Mr. | Leslie, "the ‘temporary head of the Hudson ; Bay Compans.that ‘he s John Bridgnorth Maple Lestie's daughter, is @ _sympathetic listener to the tale and she encourages her ather to help youns Panto In ihe meantime Fileen Grant in London 1o Alistair Pantan | after the ceremony she learns that John | Panton is alive and is on his way to England | to claim ‘an inher Teft him’ by his gunt [ ton ‘to Elleen ! prospective gro ord_Oban Bridgnorth s married Immediately (Continued from Yesterday's Star.) INSTALLMENT VII. Eileen's Ultimatum. OL. GRANT lost his temper. He swaore loudly. How does this busine: concern 5 he stormed. “If John Panton has heen slinking in some obscure den {for the hest part of seven years, why should we bother our heads now be- cause fie chooses to come out into the open? He is after his aunt's money, of course. And how ean we be sure the whole affair is not a he imposture . “You are xo sure it is nothing of the kind that you dared not say one word about it to me because vou knew I would never have married Al air while Jack lived.” said Lileen. “That Alistair should aet like a sneak and a diar does not price me at all infernal v t an | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, MAY 3, 1926. Reg 08, t OfMes. mouth and heavy chin hinted at strength of character which might be (ainted with some disturbing elements of cruelty and sensuality. But that impression, if if were conveyed ever so slightly at first sight, was dispelled the moment he smiled. He had a most agreeable voice, and his manners were those of good society. Were one told that he had been on a headquarters staff during the war and was now a member of Parliament and vice chair- man of a county council, the descrip. tion would not be questioned. “Eileen, my dear,” he said, atvanc- ing with outstretched hands, “what is 1it? Are vou ill, by any unfortunate chance? “Do 1 look ill?" said the girl, grasp- ing the back of a chair in such wise as tointerpose a barrier hetween | them. Of course, such a man could | not fail to note her action—and ignore it. he admitted, glancing then at Col. Grant, who seemed to have aged five years in as many minutes. “Have you two quarreled, or what? Lord Oban, a white-haired and frail replica. of that stalwart son of his— a son rathei content with life now that action was imminent, and who, about that very time, was telling Spot he was a lazy hound who had taken too readily 1o a soft bedroom "pet had noticed the open newspaper. Possibly, he recognized the very page. “You two were mistaken.” he said, apparently rather gratified by his preseience. “You onght to have told Eileen last night. 1 believe I under- stand her better than either father or husband, She helieves now we have humbugged her, =0 it is absoluely Jack always said he was utterly un- { | | | i MEANWHILE SHE STOOD STA i {trustworthy and unserupulous. But it | hurts—oh, ves, it hurts cruelly—that {my own father should be equally hase, | for it is shameful that [ should have heen trapped into today's marriage: !T wonder if that clersyman Knew what | was going on when he spoke of the | sacrament of matrimony. Can that be | {sacramental which is founded on de- | | Ceit? On no. no—a thousand times: ‘No.' Tf one thought that, what would there he left of all that is good and noble in life?” this time the colonel was a {thoroughly frightened man, though his | fear arose from outraged convention {rather than any sense of wrongdoing. s Eileen.” he bleated, “calm vourself and stop all this nonsense. It yvou don’t, what is to hecome of s— with a erowd of people waiting down- | { stairs to see vou off?" " "But his daughter was by far the !eaimer of the two. Her color had re- i turned while she uttered that impas- sioned protest, and she seemed to |vealize suddenly that the situation | called for action. not words. | “Of course,” she said with a detach- I ment that was phenomenal in the eir- {cumstances. I cast off Alistair Pan- {ton now and forever as a husband. 1] irefuse to acknowledge myself as his | {wife. Ah, me: I knew before the vow | was uttered that T could neither love | nor honor him, though I would ave tried 1o obey. 1 would, indeed,” for vour sake—for the sake of the family which I _thought both you and T held dear. Well, that is done with,” and she drew her wedding ring off her finger and flung it in the fireplace. 1 am not Mrs. Panton-—not vet. I re-| vert to the state of single blessedness | —whoever first coined that phrase was, indeed, a philosopher. All T as you to decide is this: Am I to walk ‘out of this hotel under a ban, as my darling Jack left Inverlochtie seven vears ago, or do you permit me to go home and bury myself in the High-| lands until my own true man comes | to claim me? Drowning men, they say, c straws. The colonel caught now. ; | “Something must be done,” he cried | in a voice tremulous with anger and despair. “Oban forbade me to speak, and I must obey. But you shall listen to him. Yes, by gad, vou shall! Where is Maggie? She must he some- where near. Where is she? Open that damned door, or I'l smash the panels with a chair. Or give me the key, unless you want to make me take it by for Eileen smiled wanly. Her father was whipping himself into a fury, or | he would neither have used bad lan- guage nor threatened her with physi- cal violence. It vou wish to create a scene T certainly shall not stop you,” she said. “But please do try and understand that 1 am more than ready to meet | Lord Oban and his nephew.” Perhaps, | if we four get together I may at least | hear something of the truth.” She herself unlocked the door, sum- moned the maid, and gave the message that brought the other men hot-foot to the room. Meanwhile, she stood staring out of the window. In the street beneath a small erowd had col- lected. A splendid car, Lord Oban’s wedding present, waited near the porch. Press photogtaphers were up strategic positions lfll;\knxrgunn';mhul of the wedded pair. Eileen was not only noteworthy as the prettiest bride of the season, but the hint of romance about' the succession to the peerage had its widespread ap- peal, while public interest was greatly stimulated by ;he news‘ r;om Edmon- blished that morning. o8 e believed her father pbke more than once, but his réproaches and prot- estations were meaningless in her ears. She was neither callous nor rude; for the time being she was anned. e had not long to wait. Alistair entered first. He was a good leoking man of 35, one who wore his clothes with distinction. The morning coat, striped cloth trousers, glistening boots and exquisite boutonniere of a bride- groom had suited hig portly fizure bet- ter than the lounge suit of travel now | | de rigeur, but his appearance wa \ that of one horn in’ the purple and acenstomed ail his life to he among the elect. His hair was thining over a domed forehead, and his eyes were alightly, 190 close mem:..yhuu.h;n ] | lutch at | at one | 'CIRCUS ATTRACTS | the_crowds on many days, futile, while she is in a bad temper, OUT OF THE WINDOW. ~ to try to persuade her that we were really eonsidering her more than our- selve: “Had" you nn comideration for Jack?"' said the gird The elederly peer stiffened as though a set of steel rode supplementing his bones had suddenly become taut. “You can hardly have forgotten. Eileen, that I requested you many vears ago not to mention a certain RING at an | name in my presence,” he said. ‘()h,‘llilmn vou and vour certain names!" broke in the cdlonel, who, per. could deal with men more skill- v’ than with aomen. ‘“Come off your horse for once, Oban Elleen has just declared that she | means to act as though today's mar- riage had never taken place. Look where her wedding ring is—lying there in the grate. She gave me the alternative of allewing her to returr to Glen Inver alone or seeing her walk out into the street. hound for God only knows where. There is one | way, and one only, of saving the situ- ation. You, Jack’s father, must tell her why he disappeared- seven years ago. I (Copyright, 1926, by Louis Tracy.) (Continued tomorrow.) RECORD AUDIENCES | More Than 750,000 Attend Per- formances in Four Weeks in New York. | | Special Dispatch to The Star ! NEW YORK, CITY, May 3.—More than three-quarters of a million peo- ple have viewed the Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey circus during its four weeks' stay at New Madison Square Garden here. According to the circus officials, this breaks all existing records made by the big circus during, the past 40 vea The New York City engagement comes to a close tonight, and hefore dawn the herds of elephants, hun. dreds of horses and dozens of cages of wild beasts—to say nothing of the clowns, freaks and acrobats—will be out of the New Garden and on their way to- Philadelphia. The outdoor tour, with the circus showing under its own canvas, opens at Philadelphia Monday ~afterncon. The following week it moves to Washington, with Baltimore, ~WHmington and other cities to follow. Due in some measure to the fact that the circus for the first time exhibited in the New Madison Squara sarden, which has double the seating capacity of the old Garden, there has been far mate interest during the past four weeks in the “big show” than ever hefore. The New Garden, with its 14,100 seats, was too small to hold The tents and rond equipment of the circus left Winter quarters at Bridgeport some days ago and already are in place at Philadelphia. Accord- ing to all reports the circus officlals look for the biggest season in the Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey History UNDISMAYED BY FALLS. Prince of Wales to Join Ranks of Steeplechase Owners, LONDON, May 3 (#).—The Prince of Wales, following in the footsteps of King Edward, has joined the rank of steeplechase owners, and intends to put several horses into training next season. These will be in charge of H. A. Brown, a well known trainer at Atherstone, some of whose jumpers the Prince has already taken over the dles. “The Prince will not ride his horses in races. but probably will have mount on them during tiaining. « racing colors are red. blue sleeves and black cap and he hopes to see these first past the post in | CLERK KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES—Clarice Weakened. 1 JUST DREAD To TELL ALOYSIUS P MSGINIS I'M GOING TO HAVE My FACE{LIFTED ! HE WILL{YELP WS HeAD oFF, AND YET HE MUST xNOW' TLL GO RIGHT IN AND TEL * HIM AND GET IT OVER MiTH -, TWATS ALOYSIWS HO- HO- HO !l warr A HINUTE! CLARICE - DID You SEE W TH PAPER ABOUT - THE OL GAL WHO HAD neER FACE]LIFTED AN 3 T DIONT LIFT AN NOW SHE'S Suwee - ME¥DOC FOR HELP AND SITUATIONS. BY POP MOMAND' HAW - HAW ! AINT ,THAT RicH ! SHE SAYS HER FACE NOwW LOOKS LIKE A CROSS WORD PUZZLE", TH POOR SAP! IT SERVES HER RIGHT ' WELL THANK HEAVEN YOU NEVER GET ANY OF THOYE GOOFY 1DEAS 44,,, T _OH WELL - TLe?” TELL, HIM TO -HoRROW ! 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Transportation Blds.. 17th and H. fohs. North 10460, clerica] help. ete. br. 5. .(T“w valid and_convalescent i Tabor T ar A GRADUATE | Eive You scientific treatments. | ments phone Pot. 1447 AUTO REPAIRING Super | —done in n.w. North all Kinds. __WANTED—MISCELL. APPAREL hildren’s household articles. dishes. ete. Wil Winger, Fr. 641 ATUCTION SALE 00 cooka. hus - elevator | White Cros EL agency wants for curtans, pay <ash of furni fesday’ and Saturday Patimate on what vou fon. Caldwell & Co A Phone ¥ ; BOOKS BOUGHT — Large or Bring them in"_or Prariman's Book Shov. 938 G Day_vhone, Po- 1938 G et : my: NS—Free & n shotguns: anything you ha T10h and B now. Ph. Frar Tialn 2480 eat priced ‘for Tadies entieme; Gad_ clothing of all_descrd postal or nhone Pth &t . Nor NTERS wanted: good men only. TR 410 b r and“Scomen. " Demand inereasing daily; e ivers: Ticense Mdax Openinga In orida. al . colored drivers, llcense, appl. States. “for “managers. managers no_delays. ~ Alvin’ Hoffa. . v, 1905 M Ditpont Bharmacy, 1905 Mass | hostessex.” housekeeners. " accountants. room rence . requs Pi iglerks. stewards and other executr Store. 1300 N. 1. ave.____ ) Night classes now formine - Class Timited: PRESSER. first clas rosperity machine: | Enroll ear] repare tn few short me <0 bus T n.w for big Day, with higger opportunities. Open also_bushelman. s &30 am 109 pm RESSER—Colored, experienced: LEWIS” HOTEL TRAINING o T N — q PRESSERS. experienced on fancy and n SCHOOL. lvania Ave. at 23rd S ed dresses: steady work. good &3 e == steads. at once leat ok leat- in_pla shine Cleaners, 713 Lamont n.w i Penns RALTOR wants honeat. sober, single man o eara 10 mandli trick, fractor. and 80 "general laborinz work in_subdivisions Shariers furnished: wages moderate: work fermanent 1f you suit: references required: DRIl feply if @ Jater interview is ex- Bected, Address Box 495.K. Star of i SATESMAN, Kknowledze window_(rimming. SariEariing and men's furnishings. Sh 3004 141 SALESMEN « uly nosition. Bi. Blde Toved. hook and job sho dress Box 444K BUSINESS INSTRUCTION. Civil Service Examinations al rates for courses beginning this week for "Sub-clerical exam. this month: Junior_and ‘senior typist, Junior and senior &tenographer. | Special _course in ' statistica and speed dictation. computer and Patent office course: ealary. '$1.850. The Givil Serviee Preparatory Schoel. &6, corner 12th and F ste. n.w. Phone Frank. 2080. * reliable firm 6352, employed, desires future: 6 vears' from S48 to $60 per ‘Apply 900 Federal & Adams 79 el st American g; S SALESMEN—To sell Che a8 cashier. col man. J. Bdward. . private or of reliable: 3 - middleaes Call ‘Acams 83 man premises desired; best references. LINOTYPE OPERATOR. capable. now em desires 1o locate with A DrOETesSiv: day work; union. Rtar office. N MEAT CUTTER. long experience, energetic and willing to work. wishes positio avallabla now. OFFICE ASSISTANT—Young married man, ‘manent xperience detall: knowledge hookkeeping and typewrit. colored therwise: reference. w07 N at for_ widower's Nddress Box 180 M. WASTED — Gnen-alr and ston. place of vour_foot 11 101 pom A sub. house: Potom t SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC (Cont'd). ay's 1707 13th st n.w in 0y e .;,r’.ufv';’ wark gen ‘preferred: excellent references P g B DRY 10 {ake hame: city refersnce. Lo wash and froning done by open air 4 d el part-timework neat re wants place as general houseworker AND RAET- hand_ maseare, ._ave AND rade boy in her home o.” Quantico. Va. BETHESDA for nervous and mild mantal patients snurrgundings office. {IT IS JUST AS LOGICAL TO WEAR STOCK We. Fi Foot Corrertion bW, ERVE TROT Bank. 11:30 to Sun. 11 to 1 pm DRI G N BATHS AND MASSAGE MASSAGE — TREAT- < at their homes. WORK DONE CARL BARBER | st ND n Dr. DI tion m; DR. B, VICTOR BROWN_CHIROPRACTOR. o 2. Peonles Life Insurance Buildi neuralea FALESCENT, Nuree's own well neighbor. real 23 -hour service. P HOMFE, FOR_AGED. ke and day super- | "1Rth st IN ELECTRICITY WILL For appoint- our own garage on all cars. Call draperies. Phone Mr. Iy tre of all kinds. Dlanos, buiness equipment. ete.. every Wed: Let us give Sou an have for sale ietioneers, B0 amaii phone Frank. 5416, . CAMERAS, tools of every kind. field (u“Mll, tomobile. city or suburbs, and pay you chil tions. of T eall. . Rice, DIAMONDS, jewsiry 'ind‘ov?’ coid, d«u‘;‘“ 018 F st. n.w.. Rooms_17 )\nflm;‘lflon Phone Ar 3460 M. 64 1 clean. | * | CARBON BURNIX Gurner to_temoy COLEMAN. 207 12th | CARPENTER—AII kinds of job and re Work: Dorches. partitions: reagonahls prices | years” of experience. F. 392 CARPENTER WORK | Knrae 61 | CARPF | S oo rivaie | w Ouse repairs. windows screened Franklin 2370, NTERING, GEX ten months 1o pay. Monroe st. ne. Pot ox- WORK Col. 431 iR IR CANEING. unnolatering: horch rock- T splinted. €. strong. Franklin 7483 310t st now ANING A S iring: Toweat 9.J. 1. L. Bailey, 211 Pa. ave. ry and Ftain 3 exen ahle. rices. Line. 4285 ELECTRIC HOUSE WIRING—Before o have your electrical work done “lat s est: Convenient plugs installed, " repai- - | Work' attended to_ We gice von 13 to. 24 ! months to pay. FEeonomy Electric Co.. &1 Eve st.now Main 1747 ELECTRICAL REPAIRING. motors. arma ture and coil ‘winding: power apparatus spe cialiste. Central Armature Works. 635 D i niw. Main 4860. ELECTRICAL | mantha to pay. WIRING—Will give you 15 For every electrical Fequirs { ment call on e Estimates cheerfully auh mitted. Penn Eiectrie Co. 911 7th st. n +*"Call Main or Main 1855 “Don't forget our new addre | ELECTRICAL 'REPATRING. fans. motars. appliances. cofl-armature wipding. Elsetric Repair Shop. 08 D n.w. Franklin 4634 EXPERT FLOOR FINISHING. house paint ing: skilled mechanics. Reasanable prices | PAUl Serene. #7 T at. n.w. _Tel. Pot. 251. ¢ | FLOORS—ELECTRIC MACHINE and hand { finishing:_efriant. rensonable: reliable sere | ice. R.F._NASH. 2371 8th st. Col. 4231 | FLOORS _ELECTRIC MACHINE and hand | finishing _efficient. reasonable: reliable sert {ice Nash. ‘Bth st Cof. 3231 | FLOORS TATD. seraped. finished: oid floors renovated:”estimates given. Acme Flooring ave. Phone Col. 211 1D: old floors reno ine or handwork. Call Franklin ™ promnt service. J. C. Price. 1120 5th st "RNITURE _UPHOLSTERED. repd: # covers made. Est. cheerfully given. Retume 1424 Bth st. n.w 3 REPATRING Jos. Catloth mak; it_any G 627 for 03 e : AL~ HOUSE M botise painting. J. 5 st sw. Main 3483, Frankiin 9148 NERAT, HOUSE REMODEL! triction work of all kinds: store {ronts Earages. " Call s and save mones: ext mates fren Greater Washineton € onsiPuetio €0.7300 G nw. Frank. 800 ATING WITH HOT WATER and cola svstems is the cheapest known | estimates free and time-pavment F_Smithdeal. _Line. 10244 HEATING, TINNING notice " Best work. lowest price B { Tecatse we do our own work_and run_open shop: all work guaranteed G4 Rt et me. - Atlantic 10 HEDGES furnished and planted: sh Wood Co.. Florista and Gardeners. 1 . Phone Line. 2078-R. i PLASTER | Derienced “man: nrices low | prompt” service. Frankiin 6473 | paner. 15% Pl YOUR rea nlan FLIA T w hest ork, ex- work JOR and cemen KEYS—Duplicate keva, =5 cen You wait. Turner & Clark, nw Fr_300. 3 s LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED. renaired or exchanged: low prices on new mowers, Lawn o Service. 917 11th st nw. Frank m 33 N. Y. ave. 6700, hasement Bldr i | PAPERHANGING—Reasonable corkk done’ At once: estimates given cheer- Washincton Decorating Co. home | mate fard. o1 PAINTL D | skiliedd m Serene. nw. * Phone Fr. 8345, L. —House painting. fioor finishing “ll”l;l J il AXD VARNISH WORK GUAR- dark floors made light, waxed and polished: old floors made new inside trim. { med. made Tight: remove any kind of paint Witiot harming the. wood Tl infor {mation. write ¥ DAVIS the house cleanar | Address 1622 Gth at. n.w 3 | PAPERING AND PAINTING—special for ~ | ihis Week o Aleraze size foom. S13 80 witt { duplex polychrome paper or other grades | washable papers. S15 ver room and un { These prices include scraping. mzing and {ipointing un. All naints mixed 6n inbs which {\@astres you of the hest of ineredisnis Al i work guaranteed against inferior workman. #hip and, material N0 extra charga for term up to 24 months. © Estimates given fr Peerless Decorating Co.. Adams 6332 PAPERHANGING—Work of the hetter ki Roome nangred. S7 and up. J. Exdal. 33 F nainting. rooma serape red. $10° guaranteed i1 °dit. Denendanhle Deco. 520 6th nw. &* reasonable prices. promnt Lincaln 4925: ask for H call with samples. NG_—PAINTING: reasonshle Harding's Decarative Shobs ave. n.w. 3405 M n.w. Phons a"reliable” ehon HANGIN DaDe Shan- 10th | rating Co — SRHANGT Iota. | first-claes work Taswes, roce’s, “Deal with PAPERHANGIN Not cheap work,_ but good work chean. Call Col 9235. " Fecon iomy Wall Papering Co.. 637 Princeton bl w . 4 i & " { PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING— estimate first and <ave moner. R.J. Lt B t Cash Wi, roker, | Frank. 5747. 1022 lst st n.w { PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING. Reason- man _wishes willing to g0 FEATHER BEDS and furniture; Fhone paid. Sauare Deal st n.w.__Phone Main 5636. " Deal Furniture Co.. 50. iable prices: guaranised service and work- | manehtp, oFhane Atlantic 1409 Gen‘ R n. . 4 man, de- | FURNTTURE—WIll pay the best 08, | Cali “me and be coninced. Wil work’ | 514 1 . now, Phone Fran FURNITURE—Want o buy owner ' some used furnitute Phone Franklin 304 FURNITURE. carpets and Tuge, wanted immediately: call me ine. 5001 : FURNITURE, pianos. carpet or wagon, or r.' 920 Pa. ave. n FURNITURE and housechols wants Ad- 48 with Call Adame on with office connec general £ in 405 10th st E _of all FURSITOR cash for deeirable antique and modern furniture. giotes. fiam, direct _from also . biano. etc.. betore s-liing Pho ave me cal 00d, You will fee satisfied with pices A vanted Capital Furniture Co.. 400 in_ 1026 o8 | PAPERHANGING. 86 a room and up with duplex volvchrome: first-class work. Cail & bbb | room. 3-story hall, 860 Adams HANGING 3 2 grade. including polychrome. | PAINTI e size room papered with polychrome 'paper. ‘washable paper. can be washed with £12.00; painting and plastering _at We use Dutch Boy lead and pure linseed ofi_only. ~We mix our paints on premises. See the ingredients. Paperhanging guaranteed H_ve first-clasa work only no extra charges. Terms if you desire. as lonz as 18 months fo pay Philadeiphia Decoratinz Co.. Oth_st. n.w._Main PAPE] piano. o b —Special prices scraped, sized. pointed. 860 cloth low prices mq. %i500: et D.w, or vhons Frank OLD. #il 3 ewelry needed in our ‘m care - and _trucks. ~ Apply Sales Ouirieman Chevrolet. 610 H n.e. SALESME! ationalls wn n RandTne Gan article. now advertised in. Sat Evening Post and other leading periodicale. desires the servicea of three or four men With or without experienee. ~ A real future Jor the right men. Apply 217 Southern Bl BAKER, and_bre: Hi whil ad. E of teacher. DRE arn a8 Box tar_offl FINISHE 5 A floor. s B FLAT WORK . for marking and lisfing machinies. - Borgmann’s, 623 G. 4 | GIRLS—Three that can setw, at once. Vienna | Hat Co. 435 11th st n.w. & | LADY, ‘refined, as partuer or assistant in overm and in_Green Mountains, Addrede 1 Star_office.. A MARCEL WAVER. must be experi: good ry and steady position. Apply Borden's. T A EE . ONE of Washington's” leading sutomobile ealers has an opening in their office for a refined young woman with pleasing per- SALFSMAN, experionced. for men's clothing e e ey Apply Moskins, 720 7th st. ooy EN to eall on physicians, Ree SRS, Frerett Hotel. Room 405."5, (6 11 _am. SALESMEN Droposition: nrotecte 27 16th st s BUILDER—C: Addross Box DT0M__Star office. WINDOW SHADE X Deril North 1163, STENOGRAPHER, Automobile n 7 1996, ‘Automobile necessities: good territory. Apply’ Room | Soxas ot day secretary. ntract or day work P T also two' expe- Pleasant YOUNG LADY, sires expes MAN. 7 young_man to learn business and ence: rienced _awning A Apply Mt. erience: 83 A’ ih [ig and remodelimg. Frankiin 3796, in doctors office, stor enees, desires £00d Doy Address Box 261-K. Star o MAKER. expert fitter. New Yor families. making, alfer. or first-class. fon. WOMAN, well educated. knowledge French. would like_position_as Address Box 266-) A asition: will accent low salary for good a_willing worker. Il Cash vaiie paid. HIGHEST PRICES b Jadies™ worn_clothing. 9L | platinum.” diamonda: @e need them in ou il pay highest prices ik dise: manu nds_and_old ufacturing de Selinger's, 818 F for _men o 'damy 2180, i GOLD—Brinz in vour old gola, siiver. rded jewelry. cturipe dent Kahn. Inc.. 935 | Bone Agal: Phone Kdams 3687 | PHONOGRAPH REPATRING—Factol { pert: special prices made to Ansell, Bishop & { Turner's tomers: formerly with Ansell, Bishop & Turner. Hal Coffren Co. Phone Main 3464, 5 4 pt. "t B EPATRED: 24 31 Nat. Asen. of Piano fmé - Walker. 707 Allinon st. o STOCKS of merch ston tures and equipmen private " fam wanted —good refer. | Al RAPH % KOHEN translator: Large or small lots Words, de- | Phone Frank. 5416, Peariman’s, and offics fix- Phone Linc. " BOOKS BOUGHT. “Bring, lhrm‘ |‘l;|." or { PIANOS TUNED. repaired and rébuil grade work. McHugh & Lawson, 1222 n.w.Franklin 5580 gt e pecialize |n gen- ding, Gt our Sgilied me- gnaranteed. - Sanderson, st _n.e_ Line 106 ROM WORN CARPETS lant lifetime. Old Laurel Eclipse. " Main 8380, 9 10th st Rugs for sale. . reasonabl Address Box "RECO IENDED SERVICE, $,MADE To ORDER. Gat it Phone Lincoln 10256 or AII’I:HC Shade Shop. 3420 Ga. ave. n.w. 3 {OUNG MAN for general store work: must e Geell *Focommended. ABDIY MosKin, 720 7th st 2 YOUNG MEN—2. for sales work: experience not n:mu-n. Abply to manager. Room 41, Stavi & sonalty for general office work: an experi- enced ypistwith knowiedge of bookkesping Dreferred. _Address Tox 483, Stae i SALESLADIES to sell a food broduct, Roee it houme: $10. % wedls sRERE tAlAry and commission. See Mr. Hayward. 12 to 1 m.. 4 to 6 _pam. 3rd st. se. 4% nish best of | iress Box 2A7-M MARRIED COUPLE would appreciate home as caretaker in_exchange for ren fegence: o' children a office. ) _FEMALE. | ®uarantee readers. satisfaction ean fur- | STENOGRAPHER, thoroughly experienced, SIX CAR WASHERS; exper; with knowledge_ of congressional work. Ad: 5: office ) enced; good salaries for good TWO LADIES for pleasant ouiside_work: | delivered. BUNDLE WASHES—Work Phone Adams 8750, 115. to The following business concerns Star Any complaint found nec- essary to be made to The Star will receive prompt attention, admission to Recommended Serv- ice Column call Main 5000, Branch For SLIP ERS. U Drices. Phone ‘for estimator to ples. ' New York Upholstering st n.w. Main 3687 by Co. called £ , o 4| ANTS. maTs. mEDR men. Apply 325 13th st. n.w. . aay. "Apply 1307 d2th st oYy pir B3 afier 3230 p.m. g days. _Call or write. ‘COLORED GIRL wants morning work. 3 DBY Flomids ate. T other La exte : TN AT 80! Ea TYPIST, must be neat and accurate. Apply | COLORE] Mosking, 729 7th 6t. Adams 8890. OFFICE BOY LADY wishes work by the ay. Main 6478 H A Nat’ my6* and MER. 1Bk cantile establishment. Permanent po- o Tor an cefgetic worker. Addreas 350, Star office MEN for outside repair work; must understand finishing and WATTRESS—Girl also (o assist in store. 311 Pa. ave se. . WAITRESS—Colore: OlrS0 ealary. 2040 Geor 2f DooKEetR o f; WOMEN for housé canvassin COLORED WOM. 00d cook: neat, with knowledgs COOK, place as woric® R ~reliable, work _or general housework with ref. first dams 5585-W. of work. cheapest in Wants dav's it o 15, 9av'e | pair_and Paint Shon. ilees. Al 43 1, st n.w. AUTO. PAINTING AND REPAIRING—Best ‘Auto SLIP COVERS—Special & reduiced prices. J. Holober, 622 F. st. n.w. Main 23%. L TINNI! ting. roofs re. paired 3 firnlhed: Fa- Dair work: reasonahle W. Barghaussn, 1126 6th n.w. Frank. 19 1 TPHOLSTERING and siin_cov: DAiring: very low prices. Col. 403 ard Upholstery Co.. 2810 14th st. n.w. T el e Work kuas - | Coleman: 207 15th st nw: Bone Norih | AUTO PARTS NICKEL, andirons. etc. relacayéred” R RS w8 PLATED: brass silver, John 4. Gottsman & Co. 431, " 150 Pierce st. n.w. a: TNDOW AND DOOR § uality opague shades fitt ows, 85c: the best qualite o ree. il e Fo0d eller: all or epare tim SALESLADY, experienced in dresses. Apply Model Shop, 921 G st. n.w. STOCK GIRLS (WHITE.) 2 ARPUL I or 18 years old. b o MILLINERS, makers and saleswomen, only experienced and COOK AN at once. DAY work. cabinet repair work; state ex- perience. Address Box 251-M, Star Office. MEN—GAS STATION, OIL- ING AND GREASING, 30 TO %5 YEARS OF AGE; MUST HAVE ASD WORK SUNDAY; PER WEEK DAY Jahnson. 725 Girard GENERAL HOUS ¢ nighita: no lan Address Rox efficient considered. me future Grand National, King Edward won this race once with Ambush-11L, | OFFICE, ADDRESS BOX 255-M, STAR Creeron Millinery Co., 614 12th st. n.w. MAID—Two ést_2285-W. W_DOOF](flEDfiTEMcAEnI. Teliable. wants S WORK or bundle wash {0 take home. d_woman, 219 G WORK or_housewori by iy Sunday work, by & light-complexioned clored Wwoman: ' answer by mail. VORK—Girl wants pla Iy, 201% Geor girls want plages Mrs. Cornell lemite greasing service service 81 Ruto Latndry. 3114 14th now. B. E] ECHARGIN 152 repair 1o “all makes. M attery & Elec. Service, 815 S e‘l‘ lows reno. ash. Mattreas BEDDING—Box_springs repaired renovated, $ work guarantesd. Bedd o HO Hient “pricen and brot i o AGLE RF;DDI&U (%.. Phone M. 799 v A% maid. oox wp U prices and promot w Co., 617 F st u.w. M AUTOS WASHED. polished: motore clea ar. and_electr) il 1.13: huny 3 i es: %m§m'z’ Fiin ) T ata. nefl% B N g | o P e e e e BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. ROOMING Al JARDING HOUSE, one TS 7 E s abilohad Diieen years: £ood in: oma: price.'$2.000: no agents. - Fpone JOB PRINTING .~ 920 12th OFFICE for sale: $1 12 Spranositio e it Sock. 'Address Box 313, Star offce. BRICKLAYING work of all « work. Call Lenkhard. house- hna.COI—(T“cAm".g‘ or day's ‘. Kusatie 410" %¥ - BRICK- . RLOR. eauibped for fwo: excel *&“-I?E'—.S‘A.?..‘—.-‘u.—,m-’—