Evening Star Newspaper, August 10, 1928, Page 20

PAGE. DS EFDA EY U NS FRIDAY, HF_EVENING FOOD AND THRIFT IN THE HOME | Protection How to Obtain the Mos OPPORTUNITIES, (Continued.) PAY CASH for restanrant or wood location. Address Box E BUSK ASD FEMALE. middle-aged couple, | n 2882 . SITUATION—MAL JANITOR, exper with A-1 references, SITUATION GRADUATE NURSE tion as nurse or offic 4 INSTRUCTION COURSFS. MEN. WOMEN —JOBS FOR LINOTYPE OP- arators: $50-560 weekly: short hours. Burton Linotype School. 930 H nw. Day and eve- ning. T BEAUTY CULTURE TAUGHT IN A PRAC- tical way, ensbling vou to have the experi- ence which 15 absolutely necessary o be come a trained operator in this field. Encoll need, m —FEMALE. WILL CLLOSING HOURS it FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 1 ON ACCOUNT OF TLLM nery. cicar and lght nncn cheap for quick sale. Addres office ifect ¢ 1| o1 sale WILL INVEST $2.500 in & good business that | typist of Food t Efficient and Economic Service From Your Refrigerator in Warm +houschold conditions obtainable “he re- frigerator is generally the best means for keeping foods cool. When ice is placed in th- refrigerator it begins to melt by absorbing heat from the sur- rounding air. This air, becoming cold- er and heavier, settles 1o the lower part of the refrigerator, while the warmer @ir rises, gives up heat by coming in contact with the and in turn be- comes ch 1 sinks to the bottom { air come in contact absorb heat from it Under ordinan and where ice is ce. in a refrigerato rge measure depends 1is val or foods. AT & te cold withous an a furnace can gen- something to burn refrigerator coid will should be r sections of to be kept in per- »> chamber should full ice as it is it and still permit on of air around the chamber supply of to become the & entire warm and odorous. and ew supply of ice is put in, some hours before the tem- he chest again reaches the desired point, which is a waste of ice Mzanwhile, the butter become soft. the milk tepid. and the meat takes on quali- ties which detract from its flavor. to gay the least. A refrigerator should never be permitted to become higher in temperature than 55 degrees: in fact from 45 to 50 degrees is the correct temperature, and this it will not be difficult to maintain if the upply is sufScient and the ice is permitted to melt naturally, r C any mor heat supp! th te hout The should be i at the chest when 1t will grow whicl Buying a Refrigerator. f your family is very persuaded to buy one of ny refrigerators which look so in the store but which are a constant annoyance once they are in- stalled. It does not cost any more to cool the air in a larger chest, nor will one of fair size cost much more to buy than a very small one. An all-metal refrigerator is better than one made of wood to use in a place where there is much humidity. It is also very impor- tant to learn all you can about the manner in which ‘the refrigerator is insulated. as it is upon this feature that much of the efficiency of any re- frigerator is based. A well insulated ice chest prevents undue meiting of ice. but provides for the perfect keeping of food. Also don't overlook the drain- | ing facilities when choosing. It is much | easier to keep a chest with a good drain clean and sweet than one in which this feature has been overlooked. The main object in using a refriger- ator is to save food. not ice, so that real economy consists in having well insulated walls. in keeping the ice chamber well stocked, in opening the doors only when absolutely necessary and for as brief periods as possible, and in putting nothing into the re- frigerator that does not, so to speak, | pay its way. Never place hot puddings, ' custards and other food in a refrigera- tor 1o chill. Naturally, the high tem- perature of these foods will have effect | on all the air in the refrigerator. and the jce will melt entirely too rapidly besides, it is not good for food to be cooled this way. All food should be cooled thoroughly and gradually before being placed in the refrigerator. Do | not use ice to chill such things as the thick paper wrappings of parcels from the market, the tops of carrots or beets, or the outside leaves of lettuce, which will all be discarded later. Never leave the refrigerator door open even for a second. Remember that every second of time when the refrig- erator i not securely closed the warm #ir is making havoe of the temperature of the interior, and perhaps of some dainty that has been stored there to chill. The coidest place in the re- frigerator should be reserved for the most perishable foods, such as milk and meat. This is usually just below the ice chamber, but it can easily be lo- cated with a reliable thermometer. Such a test may also show that no part of the refrigerator is as cold as was supposed, and therefore too great de- pendence should not be placed on it as a storage place for highly perishable foods e i cunn Refrigeration of Meat. Cuts of meat from the market should be unwrapped as soon as delivered, all dirt wiped or scraped off. and the meat then placed in a clean. dry covered dish in the refrigerator. ~ Washing draws the juices from meats and has- tens spoilage. and should never be done until just before cooking. The edible org: such as liver, sweetbreads and brains, spoil more easily than the ordi- nary cuts of meat, and should, be handled with particular care and %: promptly. Fish loses its fresh flavor #nd spoils even more quickiy than most meats. Since the flavor is HKcly to be shsorbed by other foods should be put into the refrigerator only in tightly covered container. Shellfish with the exception of the kinds held alive until used, should b k like food, as nearly ice cold as For marketing wn generally keeps better than that which the entrzfis are removed under home ditions poultry should generally be drawn at once after singeing and washing 10 remove_d of 5 skir When eon. rawing the eon Id not be with the The bird it has been rinsed again th a clean poultry hot nfected wed Birds washed ook Food Cont, ners or per- hing Thi: food refrigerato moisture ir nterchange of odors food 1o another is not needed for of food. Al may be All" the another may be box pail. The in the refrigerator ize, washable the kind neooked ezetable one box ered ns another ssed entent i Ligk ndus melted 4 ner possible will not be the tempera efrigerator and fitted with tood from dryir absory and food material 4 withoul washing or sugar. should receptacies. whether or the refrigerator other place chambers d other con of the cold for this is ofte melting of the ice the refrigerator y as you can. This ma contradiction when the cluttered tovers. butter d large howls ch n@ight . mallest of combined with other the eirculation \Weather. leftovers in a dish, to be used imme- diately To cean the refrigerator and the drain tepid water in which making soda n the proportion of a teaspoonful to half a gallon of water has been dis- solved, is the best agent. Hot water may be used occasionally when the ice supply has become very low and the air in the chambers of the refrigerator is warm, but to scald a refrigerator half filled with ice. even though this be re- moved during the operation, is to bring temperature to so high a degree that much wasting of ice will be necessary to reduce it to the correct and desired coldness Electric Refrigerators. With an electric refrigerator one is independent of the iceman and the ills which usually attend his arrival. The air in such a refrigerator is kept at a much lower temperaiure than is possi- ble in an ordinary chest. and one is able to make a variety of delici frozen or chilled desserts with less than half the usual effort. An important feature of -these refrigerators is automatic action They take care of themselves, needing no personal control. <o that when the temperature rises the machine automatically reduces it. There is the advantage of always having available a supply of small blocks of ice. This means that ice creams. cold drinks and all sorts of cold dishes which hitherto have been dependent upon supplies of ice from the iceman are now available whenever wanted This in itself is a great convenience, for it enlarges considerably the scope of hot-weather menus As to the cost of current, compared to the cost of ice from the iceman. that depends upon many factors, and it is hard to make general comparisons The saving effected in food and labor and the convenience of constant, even refrigeration make up for the differ- | ence in cost of current. If you own an clectric refrigerator. follow the manu- facturer's instructions carefully with regard to special care of machinery and defrosting. Defrost systematically. De- frosting with these refrigerators means | turning off the current until the frost has melted from the coils. If you are going away for several days. empty the refrigerator of food. turn off the cur- rent and leave the door open Seasonable Refreshments That Tempt the Palate BY JESSIE A. KNO Cool. sparkling, deliciously | beverages provide the August hostess | with a simple means for increasing her popularity. A shady porch or lawn, a table, a tray of attractive glassware flavored | welcome that seldom fails to be thor- oughly appreciated. | Pruit juices are cooling in their effect on the system, and as they supply min- | eral salts and vitamins they have their | place in the daily diet. The sugar used for sweetening adds energy value. and when one of the carbonated l'wv?ragesl is combined with the fruit juices the | healthful qualities of such drinks are increased. Before giving any specific directions there are a few general hints that must always be observed in the making of coid beverages. First, be very careful not to have such drinks too sweet Second. for sweetening use the sugar syrup rather than plain sugar. The sugar itself seldom dissolves sufficiently | and often forms an unattractive layer at the bottom of the pitcher, bowl or glass, Third, always combine a tart fruit | juice with a sweet. A little Jemon juice | will bring out the flavor of the more delicately flavored fruits | Fourth, be very careful not to have your fruit drinks too diluted Pifth. combination drinks are gener- ally preferred to those made with one fruit juice alone. Lemonade is the most popular exception to this rule However, there are very few people who know how to make really good lemonade, generally because they do not use enough lemon juice and do not understand the blending of the drink The sugar syrup that we advised as sweetening for beverages of this type | is made by cooking together one cup of | granulated sugar and two cups of water, boiling the mixture for five minutes. | This may be kept in a glass jar in the | ice box o use as needed For one quart of real good lemonade squeeze the juice of three lemons, then peel off the rind of one. Pour one cup | of hot sugar syrup over the lemon rind | and let stand until cold. Then strain and add to the lemon juice with three cups of cold water. Pour into glasses containing a good tablespoon of finely cracked ice. A thin slice of lemon used for garnish adds to the attractiveness of the drink, or a sprig of mint or a| maraschino cherry, a slice of orange | or a curly strip of lemon peel may be | | used to make equally attractive gar- pineapple drink that | A delicion can } amnyone tell? N O/ Karrie 97 fr not keep vou awake cloth | Hag is coffee that's of caffeine. Tt will but you never notice any difference at meal-time, ANl the quick, bracing effects of cofiee are there. They come from heat and aromatic coffee oils anyhow. Caffeine doesn’t bezin to affect you until hours after drinking. ‘Then it may prevent sleep Try this delicious coffee that lets Kaffee Hag is of the finest coffees, l—1607.—ine Ground or in bean grocers you sleep, blend Full I pound can ery At Nowa product Jot w subititute } but REAL COFELE — minus caffeine I | filled with tinkling iced drinks offer a “ e L i POSITION by | operator and | Wilhine | YOUNG LADS fie how to insure your getting in the busy Fall eriel classes. Low 1 ndmoderate tuition fees.. THE MABI HONOUR SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE. INC.. 3uite 300-305. 817 14th st. nw. Franklin 9818, BEAUTY CULTURE SIAL COURSE AT reduced prices: opportunity for those be- ginning before Auiust MARGARET F. - skin and scalp specialist. B tablished 25 vears. 1145 Conn. ave. THOSE WITH \NDEVELOPED TALENT Wing. large studios offer practical spar e traning. will interview only those who | ire to make commercial art a profession. | Address_Box 205-F. Star office h KATIE DUNN TEACHES Ti DuFour system of shampooins ing and facial treatments floor. 517 11th st PUTORING. GRAMMA subjects. by experienced teacher 1051 o will wood et ithout srrvices afternoon tesired Star office. ORE _ AND d location | before publieation. n 5:30 p.m. Saturday. 1 day . For pm Sundav, MENU FOR A DAY. PRINT | 180-X. WL locatio GA ale on Asencie o for daily and Branch both At haur the eariier, BREAKFAS Melons Dry Cereal with Cream Fish Cakas, Egpg Sauce. Tonst Marmalade. Coffo 1LUNCHEON Prunc and Cheese Salad Rolls iced Peaches Sponge Cake. DINNER Cream of Potato Fried Pork Chops. Apple Ring: Baked Potatoes. ummer Squash Raspberry Shorteake Coffee PERSONAL. SHANGE, 6 25 nn‘»‘( from V EX 024 17¢h st. STATION BY SARA HILAND. — A to some antique shops will make you go home and begin a diligent search through your attic for a glass lamp or two, reminiscent of the | Kerosene days. In spite of the fact| that these lamps were thrown aside | very carelessly and perhaps with just | the suggestion of a sneer, you are going to feel very apologetic and try to make up for your attitude by giving them a place of prominence in your again hese lamps may be wired for elec- city by means of a simple fixture in | These fixtures are made espe- Sunday ate under headine of Pe: | 3 cents ver line udditional to the | line rate < is regular fow trips Only Exceptions & pump | ers: lowest rate in city, Call MARTONE. West 1915, Ext. 404 FALL TERM WILL BEGIN MONDAY 10th Write for catalogue Full cours cludes radio operating. laboratory instruction and junior envinee Nicht cla req sonable term b | o 405 Death Found o T FAMOUS marcel wav- | C Apply second 909 Ka DUATE Berl “.. 0D Box 288-X OF E--GRA Legal time and Lot AND HIGH SCHOOI n lanc e andoahEne nd_ Bul SIGHTSEEING s: L AL lc DAY HOUSE ty filled AND, ‘t ¢ h and 1 compe 1AL COURSE white dri 16 e AUTO sons:licensed up S . 12 e located lobhy d and stocked $1.630. Ade PHYSIGTUERRPIST. G EVERY the top HELP—MALE “CHANICS, 2. experienc lass truck work. Apply to Mr The White Co.. 2101 New York ave AUTO UPHOLSTERER All - around man 200d_job for the right man: plenty of work See Mr. Shelton, rear 1023 Col. rd. n.w AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN —We have opening for three live salesmen who make real money on the fastest sel on the matket Prospects furnished. —See | firOberholtzer. Satur i betweer 8 4nd 10, Universal A Hudson Dealers. 1520 M st n BENCH HANDSTwo one machine hand Co.. West 467. BILLING CLERK in larae electiical supply house. Must use typewriter. State experi- | e Address Box 202-X. Star office CHEVROLET MECHANIC, A-l. Appl 1013 13th st n.w AND CH | COLLECTOR e goht | be thoroushly ty soft. u 3 are and comm onc cream cheose, two | fin St nw spoons peanut butter, onc-ha COUNTER CLERK teaspoon salt, onme-half cup 352°%. star office nayonnaise or French dressing MAN. bigh rade. capable of ; lettuce leaves or shredded lettuce slip cover and window shade Wash prunes (large) and cover have car. "Siate exporience with cold wat allow to stand offce T over ht: place over fire until MAN. colored. in junk shop. must water i< hot: remove from fire. perienced metal assorter and cleane: When cold. drain. dry on tissue toweling or cheesccloth. With Ga. ave. n.w. sharp knife remove stones and MAN on farm__ Apply 1021 Tth st MEAT CUTTED WANTED. 1201 H n.e fill with following mixture: Mix cream cheese, peanut butter and MEN-1 wish to employ immediatels three e whom T can {ram for permanent posi- Hon "I eciyh 'sols. work ' Washinzion salt until smooth If too d No pre selling experience is necessary form into balls little cold Dt DAANLS I naiity. end. sbitious. 0 | manenl.Sxperienced oniy. S1i1 M milk. Fill into At press ke wogd i responsible. position—-wiiiing | SOLICITORS. two. easy sales; wood pavi the _incisio per or_leave {0 pet ylone on 135 to, $40 u week for the | SO (N B R, 8% 11 am. 10 small opening to show cheese AT DAy k30000 to $300.00 or more per | Apply el A sl Mot according to the man's capacity’ to University Luneh Line bowl or salad 7 with let meet n " successtul opportunity. 1 desire | : e (0 caTe e Prices paid for worn_ clot with French dressing or dot with and whom 1 can’ rely upon as sincereiy it all ‘tompensation. 1f possibie state Ex. 633 D st. nw.__Ma mayonnaise farnest "in their intention lo secure, and | feteReien betwen "und i on | ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS GIV hold @ reliable position. In_vour letter Friday. Address Box X. | masseu all chronic conditions RED RASPBERRY SHERBET. Mash one quart berries. add one pint sugar and juice two lemons; let stand one hour and press through jelly bag. Add one quart water, partly freeze, then add beaten whites eive information concerning vourself and Too " | masseuac three eges and continue freezing Red CARE Rirdio Colley ot. Sine Ad- price, $1.000 FISH CAKE! Soak one pound fish in water several hours, or fresh enough to suit taste. depends upon thickness of Squeeze all water from fish and put through food chopper. Mix ith equal amount hot mashed potatoes. Add one beaten ega n to taste. Beat well with spoon or mix well with hand Let stand hour or so in fce ch before cooking. if possible rom spoon inio very hot f S o QUICKLY: EX CONOVE] TAUGHT _IN- ficensed white cail Lin cold until Much fish & AUTO pert la 3128 1 s AUTO DRIVING a1t now ssortment sion. Earl's DRIV and TAUGH man instructor t 3068 QUICKLY new method 10 vears EMALF nd ot can ast note: 7 or than vear Address Bo: NORTH AT earns, " 203 DR SPECIALIS | Moved Piate ired w 1. My new 1 | WARALITE ACCOMMODATE Indianapoii North 10 LOUISE me uto Co at_once. und AND_ CONFECTIONERY STAND for Woodworkin wanted Rossiyn sell _our beautiful Christmas cards 1517 H st # 0p. opporiunity il call in skin e RS FOR oot model ice. 11,200 benuty an. tures: price 10283 0ppo 1145 Conn gt all caf Box 10% NOTICE Lowr | | i COOK tor st cap: must Addres Good 5 party experienced. with familtar with city lon to the rizht Delicatesser T returnin 3400 Geor ontents of room: o0d business: state Tars. Address Box b2 FOR SALE = phe tore NDIAN DRIVING \ master 6 SCHAEFEI NTIFIC expert 1226 1400 JBIN HOOD 1O edan 2 passen coherd MASSAGE operator trical supply . Address Box | | GIRL wanted for rep; | Address 1. Singer. 1222 E st LADY STENOGRAPHER. exn nearby: must be f ing; eood sal American SLADY — Must nd altering permanent posi | must work_ev SALESLADY for specialty store. with colored trade. Hermo Stockl cialty Store. 1130 7th st. n.w SALESLADIES for ready-to-wear store ors: Teasona 641 GRADU 10 to 1 S ting drapery, business: m references and Box 198-X. Star ATE MAS 2 . i cially for this purpose and also for the wiring of candlesticks. After the’ bulb is screwed in, all that is left to be done is to select a shade, and your choice may be one of many Pleated flowered chintz paper with a conventional design as shown in the | illustration or a plain parchment shade | with a Godey print would be appropri- | ate. And don’t you hope that you have | some of those old magazines stored away up in the attic? | Nothing could be more appropriate for an old-time four-poster room than { a lamp like this FOR SAL) . lonz-established on must be sold | Mr. Otterne! 1407 N STORE 1IN surrounded nment departments ar any husiness. Low rent hout it DWARD. Realtor. N.W N" 3055-d. © WOODLANI to back parLy R Rhode SALI ing Smal M be ex- tent 2143 10° Md be experienced ladies coats and $20 per week to start 1100 H st ne PHY ROPRAC- | SARA J HOLMST Phone Lincoir SON HOME FOR and scents - Die ¢ and day care bl Col 5377 TED THE AND ADDR! sons intere temperar SONS OF JONADAB. ouisiana OR ADOPTION. HEALTHY BABY 1051 s PAY 32 re | ATTRACTIV 3 apartme ‘to unes. INVALIDS. acauainted | \Woo! 20th Street PARILOR. Pe i BOY add i prune TO $10 FOR USED SUITS xtraordinarv. TTING $19 DAY: $2,000 CASH. OWNER LEAVING TOWN. - 913 atur 213, Jellied Salmon L.oaf Delicious Flake two cupfuls of canned or fresh cooked salmon and add one tablespoon- ful of chopped capers, a teaspoonful of minced onion, one-quarter cupful of chopped areen pepper. two hard-boiled cggs chopped, and one cupful of mayon- naise or cooked salad dressing. Soak {one tablespoonful of plain gelatin in | one-quarter cupful of cold water for 10 | minutes and then dissolve in one-half cupful of boiling water or vegetable stock. Cool and add to the fish mix- ture. Pour into a loaf pan about two | inches deep and set aside to chill. Cut | | down in shces or in squares and serve | on lettuce with cucumber cream dress- \ K1 ( sted BEAUTY PARLORS CHEZ NATALIE - Best pe Try ane No extras 13 home telephone number. so that appoint ment can be arranged. Address Box 314-X Star office MEN. vonng. lege students. no canvassing ed and write aam and 1 pm 2006 Eye si. Apt MEN. nationally ovening on_local sales force for some experience fn outside selling nent work and highest commissions p: | Mr. Daniels. 8:30-9:30. 3-5. 918 G st Room_120 MEN AND BOYS. younz, between 16 and 25 for day and night work. Steady work i pay. Must have ence of agc Mr. Stephenson. 1317 New York ave MEN, personality and character. to call on customers of the Fuller Brush Co: 525 and | mmission to start. Apply 3 to § or aite 730 pm. Metropolitan Bank Bldg MEN. 2. for outside sales work. 32250 to start. Apply 315 Dist. National Bank Blde MEN to distribute advertising The afl Co. 039 D st. n.w 9 NIGHT WATCHMAN for large retall store erences. Give phone number. 8-X. Star ogce. PAPERHANGER. first-class ings. 1637 Webster st. n.w { PHARMACIST, registared, experienced. relief | work: &ood personality, average 37 hos weekly. Bernstein's Drug Store. nectient ave. nw | PHARMACIST. remstered | nights: must be reliable 11 st now PRESSER | Tailoring Co.. PRESSER, first-cla Cona._ave. RESIDENT MANAGER for & lare, first-class apartment_building. catering 1o’ high-clas: {enunts. Prefer some one experienc 5100 upartment. rent free 1150 per month. Position to b diately. State briefly aze. whether or single experience. eic. Addre 300-X. Star office SALESMAN. fruit agreeable, open | = ce. for hizh- be co-operative er's methods. WOMAN. between 25 and 40. minded and of good appeara type traveling position; must and_wi to Jearn emplos Address Box 440-R. Star office. WOMAN to red rasp- high school eraduntes or col to do special outside work come well recommend- od_hand. _Anply e Saturday. H. C 2 known Ame:: Tstaad clean office & nearby preferred Small Loan Co Mt. Rainter. Md YOUNG LADY. to tuke charge of talk wachine department: one with knowled adios preferred: state experience. ase gy, Address Box 260-X. Star oftice. 11° YOUNG LADY for general office work b office: must have knowledze bookkeepinz nd typewriting: hours 9 to Salary, 3100 per month. Address Box 285 office. G WOMAN for_eijoyable blished ors free to travel. State ence. Address Box 434-R CAN EARN selling Xmas line in America nmissions ¢ itver_and_coll Sample book mes 1 do: __ RECOMMEND! i = The following business concerns guarantee satistaction to Star readers. Any complaint tound necessary to be made to the Star will reccive prompt attention. For admission to Recommended Service Column call Mamn 5000, Branch '15 DECORATION. wall he afl nouveau or arches and halls a spect 3151: C. Olso REFINISHED— You THTUB. hopper. basin. chiffo Airs. 3 rockers. bedstead and spri ween 8 and 1i or 2-and 4 at 216 1 BA ican . - organizat Iose men with | perma- | See nw ahogany. compiete couch. . two pal ble: leavis DROOM SUITE. be &, wal. 10-pe. d 3233-W_after BED-DAVENPORT ar t | easy ehair. mahota | tues, phone stand. After 6 p.m. APt | BEI be Vi 208, YOu bitious. w st minded and am- | Silepherd & work Must _be and experi- Star_office. AN HOUR The most beautifui ree We de- ¥ OIEe Serioy nd AUTOS auto_refs iR n genu 1 j0b: pr bl fow s " il and | S0 e our variety ine Work Kalc block eh-pre: 10 hp. D . 2 Hobbs ixer. 3.000 pa BUILD MATERIAL pital _Wrec many big fr Good_finort foot: sidt hoilow 10; sa wallboard: pipe. pies may n. where For cucumber cream dressing. peel one large cucumber and chop fine or cut into very small dice. Drain through a fine strairier to remove all the juice possible, Mix one teaspoonful of salt. | one-half teaspoonful of dry mustard, | one-quarter teaspoonful of paprika with | | two tablespoonfuls of lemon juice. one | tablespoonful of vinegar and two table- spoonfuls of grated horseradish. Fold this into one cupful of whipped cream | and just before serving add the drained cucumbers. This dressing may be served with any fish salad | rather novel is made by using two cups | of the canned pineapple juice that has | recently appeared on the market. Add to it the juice of a lemon and enough sugar syrup to sweeten. Just before serving a bottle of ginger ale is added. Pour the mixture into fall glasses one- Garnish with and serve with $3 1728 ams . i 7 am., The | TED in 48 at Wa presi white, middle-aged, 3 Must_have goed ref- Address Box rds_sell on call in free Open evenings onve Process Engraving National ldg.. 14th_and P TWO HIGH-GRADE WOMIEN desires ting ou ork in new business department. sa experience desirabld but not essen Phone Mr. Case. Maim 6443 BANK POSITIONS Two Single Young i ther-typist. osit department v nterested tn having em- of “Wnusual refinement and pleasing ty'Who are naturally heat in every and who approach each diy s new epportunity for wseful | i *x8. 3 H. L Huteh- | StS. n.w. | us a sprig of fresh mint two straws An especially good fruit punch is made by mixing two cups of sugar syrup, one cup of strong tea, one cup of orange juice, one cup of strawberry, raspberry, stewed plum or stewed cherry juice and two cups of crushed pine- apple. Add one long thick slice of cu- cumber. Cover and let the mixture stand for 30 minutes or longer. Then | pour into a punch bowl over a large plece of ice or over a quart of orange. lemon, pineapple or raspberry ice excellent McReynold: 14 ervices for intere enovated by He ow prices Decatur by process approved D. C. Prompt service and Reddine Co.. 2215 | BEDDING. MATTRESS pillows reno.. best pric o Wash. Mattress Co.. 319 L 5t s BEDDING. maitresses - paired: specicl low pric Redding Co.. 219 G st n.w BEDDING RENOVATED. spr mattresses. llows. feather mat.: down comiorts re-cov- . Tdeal Beddine Co.. 622 E nw.__ M. 4094 BRICK, STONE. PLASTER AND CEMENT work: ho Job too kirte or Loo tree eitimate. Franklin 6213-J 150 H 8w CARPENT pairs Lt CH. in D and T honest o work 00 n person or 5891 Phowe Ga CASH REGISTERS, <helv wall cases nd fixtures for restaura r B 914 ¥ CASH experienced Apply Palace | 1440 Penn. ave. s wanted. Apply 5340 | dies show _rases. partition ts and Potato -Puff, Easy, Dainty, Delicious Mix three cups of hot mashed pota- toes with two tablespoons of melted butter, a teaspoon of minced onion, a tanlespoon of minced parsiey and one well beaten egg. When thoroughly blended add one-half cup of hot milk whipping with & fa Pour into a | rienced: reference well greased rather shallow baking dish. | SALESMEN W Brush the top with melted butter and | jalesmen on | (he BEy bake in a hot oven—425 degrees—about | years of age and of 20 minutes or until puffy and brown on | rommission paid. See top. Serve as soon as possible, { Li30 and 30 pm. Saturday BALESMEN, preferably with car cinl device' for mereasing mileage. nating enrbon nd ‘saving ol Galf Satur Shred one small head of cabbage and | gv beeeh £ and 8 &t can cook until tender. There should be | sell Disie Alreraft. Corporation. 1122 Na about three cupfuls of cooked cabbage, | tiona] Press Bldg _Franklin 1041 R Make a white sauce with two table- | SHOE SALESMAN. one who has experience spoonfuls of butter. two and one-half | gieady dob and oad salary. Apply ms tablespoonfuls of flour and one and |&pm b one-half cupfuls of milk and add one- | TAXICARB fruit. One tablespoon of flour mixed | fourth cupful of deviled ham. Add salt | st 1w with each one and one-half cups of | if nceded. Place alternate iayers of [ 1ILE SEITER. it sugar used in sweetening the fruit will | cabbage and sauce in a gre & bki | der. Burhuston fotel vi help to thicken the julce and so pre- | dish. cover with buttered crumbs and | }WANEED =Hoys from Lo o B vears i vent soaking ’ Columbia n 5528 we ployes personal re especi - CASH T 1 Compa COLONIAL BLE CONCRETE D Fruit Pies Are Wholesome Food Pruit ples are a popular form of Sum- mer dessert and when the under crust is properly made and baked they are good addition to the diet of grown chil- dren and adults. In order to have the crust propedy baked. that is, dry and brown, the pies must be cooked for the first 10 or 15 minutes in a very hot oven. As a further precaution to pr venting fruit juices from sinking into the pastry, many authorities advise brushing the pie crust with the beaten white of an egg before filling with the Abply by letter only FEDERNT-AMERIC NATIONAL BANK SALESWOMEN | Jent positions for several and ronfectionery 1704 G st nw the services wutomob NG photie W. E. Weave IR CANEING. hana cane ¥ 50 up: UDRORLEring 1253 oth S n'w Franenn CHIMNEYS AND FURNACES e, RAGTL repaired. P to-wear | Joheeler & Ghe x Box | CLOCKS REPATRED. Warenes. clocks, hank ocks Box 1221, City Ofic A d DECORATING AND ERECTRIC WIRIN | Bpecial 6-room house Wired complete, Wi fixtures. $74.50: convenient time payments if desired Metropol; 4 K ELECTR AN [ desire LAWN § Smith botw Universa 1520 M to sell ready Address othee THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC TELEPHONE COMPANY ition Deviled Cabbage-Seallop. ! en’s and misses’ departments 102-X experience Star eronautical - fex banks. Lock ELECTRIC FIX nstalled » parlor and 13¢ DRIVERS (21 wanted. 2349 9th are ava e Wble i mny Lo cood salary paid while learning. | e ludiing ELECTRIC WIRIN irable pos 1% WIRING Mr voung women qualify telephone operating | bake In a moderate oven T30 pom., Jonadab Hall, 623 Louwlsians ave - 4 10* pay 100 | vals to collect and_keep install: | ]y, ace must__furnish lnn‘ni Inml ept., Address Bos 148-X. Siar ofee T | NLWL have D. € instructor's permit See AN UNUSUAL OPPOIRTUNITY to make ter with home telephone number. Address | W% LEIRRGE Sto ¢ (1A Hox ik Btar ‘oot isconsin ave. Car. CANDY MAKER. [ Sna eare Jor cnild: wark Experien whole ot p.m | day Thursday manager. Franklin 9794 10 At TWO HUSTLERS ok Twenty million dollar company has un, sales plan and training to offaf men Who | GIRL | are looking for a profitable future ws well | coneral as substantial cash compensation. Tnvesti- | fittle hoy aate promptly. - See manager belore 11 Y el Witer 4:30. 730 Rond Blds L by T I AN HOUR CAN ARN $3 nw The most beautifu selling Xmas cards MAID. colared, line in America and we pay unusually larse | APRIY 618 K st commission on_slght. We de- | han {iver and collect Call (n person or wiite | SMALL HOUSE (o | Sample book free Open evenings for your | housework hy wife | convenience Process Engraving V187 | dress Box 275.X | National Press Bide., 19th and P S(5 ¥ WOMAN t0 work ot | High type. registered Distriot of Columbia. | \wop with managerinl ability. permanent connec: | SN {1ed Snportanity. " AmDly T Chichester WHELAN DRUG CO., 14th ST AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE YOUNG MAN bly hetween 21 and 30 years of age estate Work to e inspecting rental property. s well | as houses for sale Applicant to furnish Car wnd operate same at his co $1.400 to $1.800 per vear. Reply Randwriting, eiv experts ele. Addvess Box Star oMee HELP—MAI AND ¥ BOOKKEEFER-STENOGRAPHER con o [ tional opportunity: in_office of huilder and realtor Mail lotter ‘ualifications | Waverly Tavior, Inc, nw | MEN AND WOMEN. several. real live wites | fo" take ordersi no delivery: some sales Inowledee requived: this means real monev | 10 vou and u future to willing workers. ~See I AL L4IR Fla. ave. noe, from & to 10 [ wm. 4 to 5:30 pm . Monday 12+ WANTED Cook and but cook wnd maid country place Dosttion white ar golore Wil iord | Onilands. Va n Maorg joaenE Salesmen YOUNG 1o open w ¥ Tl vedra e 0 men. W clerical position Will aiso MA-X. Star ofice who have ahility ant fales closed for Vou | toal ner Call At 1405 veand ask for sales manaer URY LEE MINAR, TNC Vork Ave Main FLOOR- W AXING with increases at frequent inter- \pply to Application Room 722 12¢th St YOUNG MAN ment_ accounts 1 EXPERT FLOOR machine. L. T Adnins 1436 EXPERT FLOOIR PINISHINC wasing: skilled mechanics Paul Serene. 1209 1 FLOORS. old or all work done by band aud waxed Also floor { low this month. " All work done by Lana. 504 13th st se. Lincoln 5878 FURNACES AND CHIMNEYS ¢l iepuired. - supel service Service, 917 11t nw HOUSE PAINTING b Dlastering piices f LINOLEUM Armstror eXperts. dow 11 WORK Mr | DOMESTIC, . | GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. two in family Wi mishts: 46 week: reference reauired HELY - ast ‘§200 FURNITURE - Handsome stuffed suite. practically | Radio and other a FURNITURE metal bed. three-pie new. S&5. 805 Eve \d_finished Or oid floors cleaned Prices very William colos i-davenport s attress. $10 1\ until 13 4 wash fav dre. days 340 month two ] and Fu. 53 s 36 et my eluding down_ by B RNITUR time br be cenerul e wakes olumbia. light colored. houseworker 930 2Bth St tor must HULIN. 3 Al Cemer Coverings 1 seltled. exp s cook and ca now . after 7 pom housework 3537 Porter pleuse v KLEEBLA v o T Fene bedroom nighis stay nights Joseph Freed Chevy Chase ask for 1th oW, ne | PAINTING. PAPERING - F | and pape all Adams 8443-W | Quick sery We o anywhe | don. 4616 couple. white or r office hanke i Ad Hou terlor; skilled Paul Serene. PAPERING a2 pered PAPERHANGING ire a speeialty at. pore aibing uke and nan in fact why 1 wnd oure prem [l x three 1404 hours daily 18th 0w “Norih AN PAINTING Stiy 10 do weneral housework M. Kissele Aurora 1 | nighs. TUATION —MALE. hY GAS wishes position Clevelund salesman, younu man. 28, des position’ 10 years experien Addiess Hox 303 RANG! PAINTING s th We stail A { ies Eve IRONING 100 white experienced best . Toe CHAUFFEL Tetevences. Mal MACHINE Try it c W IRK ot Fnanent cal Teferences office COLLEGE and busitiess Shies position s Bookk eaergetic: references Star office HOUSEMAN reference eed. We SMOKED HAM OR quick, hot weather meals nothing can compare with genu- ine Auth’s Smoked Ham-—sweet, tender, spicy, incomparably fine. school gradunte de- eper OF Acconntant Address Box 209-X. 10 desires position 209-X. Star office 1 MAN. 20 years old, owner of 6-cylinder Hup. Nohtle sedan wind 13 vears' sienographic bookkeeping. alsa selling experience. desic { pogition where a steady income is possible Felephone Saturday morning, Hughes. West 2041 . VETERAN tion whel needed WANTED raduate Tel Frankhin YOUNG MAN Dlace KODAK NMain 418 4-X. Star omee ROOM Tampy ¥ I C W Eastma own and wardener o Address Box ¥ 3 | t w [ Funne ome reed and Abe condit 3124 Ga R C A. new. neve 41 Bates st nw CTURING all our shades eanole better values: opaaie sha _shades, T8¢ and $8c. small add 0% A KLEEBLATT 18 cuaranteed | (rizerat W. Apt 2 | devenpo LOUD SPEA MANUPA | PAPERHANGING up. estimates AT Qeorke 2120 Decntur 4149 PAPERING up: latest patterns work M. Pumps PIANO TUNING enernl Do epa our estimiate weehun 5 | Sehaelter Co a4 1 ROOF REPAIRING ER 3% ' PAINTING. PLASTERIN would like materials. fest honesty Star ofce clerk anin, 3 vears und post ¥ 3 insle, hard s Address Box e Position of Lewiy 100 fn P Try Auth’s Ham and eggs, toast and coffee for breakfast; try Auth’s Sliced Ham (cold) and potato salad for lunch; and for dinner, what could be more delicious than Auth’s Boiled Smoked Ham and spinach. But be sure and insist on the genu- ine Auth’'s Smoked Ham-—there's a world of difference. WANTED—SALESMEN { GIRL. colored, wants general housework' or N.AUTH PROVISION CO. | Shle A Washinglon, D. C. | BAEBSMAN, experlencad pook or Wngicance | Gihi " cuiored, neat. valabie. donien Washington territory. permanent pro weneral houxeworker or part ton: backed by natiofilly known Veference. Deo. 1930 | Call 334 Bond Rids | EMPLOYME wishes place &3 nurse Ws chambermatd i STENOGRAPHERS, inless placed Waaliington chanue, 114 National Press Hids., BOUTHERN BROTHERS Gmployi iee Mua Lo Muller, voeat selor, 1933 F st nw Matn A8TL Hotel Call oxpetienced ' nt ! avd M w oy ¢ Lenokrapher, Franklin ik ative len Subdivision We wre about Naviing A or nght WEATHER this monih. L Phoue Ma WINDOW SHADES serenn weather Rutier & Hope rd In 10123 MILO BAL NELLS Adans MAN, sectel waperience Phou ¢ | sa. | ¢ 1 | Hox subdivision e boile at-clans tram a tew | w OFFICE FURNITURE Jaw sehool kradunte At wnyihing. Addre ¥ « Wash 110 Rth A o Its & Daner ople work experie | iy Wil | Ao | during free | New Vork | 1408 « (o oth general house s 100 SITUATION—DOMEN INESS OPPORTUNTING S 1 RETIRING 1 I health and ag chandise store i, 0 Lavig 37,000 ¥ Chatl Route No AN () iy Hmited Wurlitser B ana AReiant 30 A wants nlae nights. 1117 Joh n 808 1) st GIRL, colo | Nousework | OIRL. colored, wants leeper, city or eountry n " busine and will v fonn 0 A saerifioe 2 auiok Hawkine, Ciasihersh Phone Damaseus 13-F-13 N Monts v 143 3 &~ Mu PIANOS RENTED. $4 and up per Mi. Pleasant Music Shop. 3310 14th s Open evenines. Oslumbia 1841 PRINTING PLANT. small. terms weation Very oW rent. M FRIGRRATORS, seoond-hand e, KIGCOTIeN. mea markeds Oriental Teasonably | prioed oot Narth S5 Toledo Compatin, inal Beiees fuat C like pany €55 La. ave. N (Continued on Nent Open Shop. EYY -~ place . e K GIRL, NCIES, | Gloar No chare | GIRL et e | time wark Wb & F | GIRL, colored e Bery | 3048 BORi nw Wl raun. | WOMAN. colored, first-class cook. dest ponition Stay nights. 1290 8Uh st 0w STENOG . typist. bookkeesler. clovieal hetp, | Phone FPranklin 3% 369 ole Pty Mol T 105 Gu W | WOMAN, colared. aettied. desjies cleaning | I ) b " e Lo e ek ot plath enok e Boyd Employment Seryice, R0 W I G et e in e doing_good busi AORTR Hl 1532 North Capitol Yo | DELICATESSEN | CORPORATION OFFEIL roligble. wwnt 1o Independont cach vepoat Whshinsio T moth - . hotel colored. helper or 1w 1360 colored, neat Thes Quties, Wants duy s o b lifye repie aver ten thov auether with e Mr_Winehes ki Room 338 100 ¥ Basement b an . of T AC £20-520 wh mplo; purt e cheap ¥ W RUGS : assured by Vi faree and sl 020 P than new § tess - Stern O )