Evening Star Newspaper, November 20, 1928, Page 40

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 20, 1928, MiLADY BEAUTIFUL- BY LOI 0Oily Skin. Dear Miss Leeds: Every morning when I arise my skin is very greasy. I have an olive complexion. How can I prevent the oiliness?>—A. I. C. Answer—I could help you more if you had told me what kind of care you are giving your skin and what you eat. A certain’ amount of natural ofl in the skin is helpful, as it keeps the skin young. It a mistake to try to make the skin dry. Use plenty of soap and warm wates time. Lather and rinse twice before the final rinse in cold water. Dry the skin and pat on an astringent lotion such as witch hazel. Take a_warm cleansing bath every night. In the morning_take a cold or tepid sponge bath, followed by a hard rubdown with a coarse, dry towel. Avoid all foods that are fried, especially those fried in deep fat. Take lean instcad of fat meats. Dc not butter your bread too thickly or use too much mayonnaise dressing. In the morning bathe your face in cold water, dry and pat on an astringent lotion before powdering. LOIS LEEDS. Healthy But Not Fat. Dear Miss Leeds: I am very athletic | and want to be healthy but not fat. BEDTIME STORIES "~ At the Hollow Tree. Think quickly, and as aquickly act, But do it with the greatest tact. —Old Mother Nature. Rusty the Fox Squirrel had been | trapped in a hollow tree. He had gone | into that hollow tree for a nap. He| knew that it had been the home of some one, but he thought it was de- scrted. When he awoke, it was to dis- cover that the rightful owner had come home. The rightful owner sat in the doorway with his tail hanging down— a queer tail without any hair on it. ‘There was no way for Rusty to get out excepting by means of that doorway. ‘What to do! That tail hung tantaliz- ingly just in front of him. Three times Rusty reached up to bite it, but his courage failed. But the fourth time he set his teeth quick and hard on the end of that tail. Things happened then. The owner of that tail, and the tail itself, disap- peared from that doorway as if by magic. Rusty followed the tail. He didn't know who might be waiting for him outside, but he hoped that. if he got outside quickly enough he would be able to escape. So the owner of that tail was barely outside when out popped Rusty. Out popped Rusty and almost thrust his own face into another face— a sharp face that was hissing and snarl- ing and showing a set of the sharpos. looking teeth.® It was a Possum. V=3, sir, it was a Possum, and he was a thoroughly angry Possum. You could hardly blame him. He moved quickly, but Rusty was even quicker. He whirled around to the back side of that tree. He was safe. He knew that no Possum that ever lived could catch him once he had his freedom. So he peeped around the front of the tree at that angry Possum. beg your pardon,” said Rusty, “I didn't mean to.” “Then what did you do it for?” de- manded the Possum, bringing his tail | around so that he could look at the end | of it. “What I mean is,” explained Rusty, “that I didn’t know any one lived in | this house. If I had known you lived here, I wouldn’t have thought of going to sleep in here. In fact, I wouldn’t have gone in at all. I thought it was deserted and so I took a nap in there.” “What's that got to do with biting my tail?” growled the Possum. OUR CHILDREN By Angelo Patri My Mother’s Way. Prissy was a very good child. All her teachers agreed on that. She was neat and careful, her work was always ready -on time, she never foiled in a lesson. | But she had one streak that made the teachers sigh a little. Prissy would view the task before her with critical cye. Should she find something not to her | liking she would say with gentle in- sistence, a vein of steel glittering through her sturdy spirit, “My mother doesn't do_that way.” It was worst in the kitchen. The teacher would make the demonstration, give the recipe, discuss the processes. and the class would set to work. All except Prissy. She would stand before | her table looking like a sweet pink and white mule. | | bread. Better'n anybody's. S LEEDS. | T am 17 years old and 5 feet 5 inches tall. T try not to eat candy, ice cream or pastry, and my complexion has im- proved wonderfully since I stopped cat- | ing these sweets. I would like to take | some reducing pills, but my friends warn me againsi_them. Would vou advise bath tablets? I wear brassicres, but no corset. Do.you think I should wear a corsclette? ' Is water fattening? CATHERINE. average weight for height is 124 pounds. Answer—The your age and | think that 134 pounds would not be {too heavy for vou. Do not take any | reducing_drugs, as they are dangerous when effective. I do not think the bath tablets would help you at all. If | | you are over 134 pounds, consult a doc- | tor about reducing. but do not try to | | lose weight without medical advice, If | your figure is firm and well set up I see | no reason for wearing a_corset, but I think you should wear a light girdle to | hold up your stockings. Round garters | are bad for the circulation of blood in the legs. Water is not fattening. Drink |six or eight glassfuls | meals. | fluous hair on my upper lip. I have | | used peroxide alone and also with | | lemon without result. How can I bleach | | these hairs? (2) I am 15'a years |old, 5 feet 3 inches tall and weigh 124 | pounds. I have a naturally large build | How can I reduce? | | ANXIOUS RITA. | Answer—(1) Try using a_mixture | of three parts peroxide and 1 part of | | ammonia. Pat this on the hairs once a day until they begin to be bleached, | then usc it less frequently. Your fail- | ure to get results is probably due to your not keeping up the applications | | every single day. (2) You arc a few | | pounds over the average in weight, | but a girl of your age should not try | to reduce except under a_doctor's or- ders. LOIS LEEDS. (Copyriht, 1928.) | | LOIS LEEDS. | Superfluous Hair. Dear Miss Leeds: (1) I have super- | ! i .4 ; w. THORNTON BURGESS “Oh,” explained Rusty, “I didn't know | who's tail it was. I wanted to get out | | and I was afraid that if I let whoever | owned that tail know that I was there, | | he might keep me a prisoner. I bit that | tail to make you get out. I'm sorry I had to do it, but there was no other | way. Don't you see that?" “No,” growled the Possum, “Ah don't | see that. If Ah could get my paws on | you, you'd never bite anybody else’s | tail.” | don’t want to bite anybody else’s | YES, SIR, IT WAS A POSSUM, AND A THOROUGHLY ANGRY POSSUM. tail. I had to bite yours,” said Rusty, | speaking very earnestly. “By the way, | what good is that tail?” | The Possum was so astonished that | he forgot his anger. i “What good is mah tail?” said he. “Yes,” replied Rusty, “what good is | your tail?” | “What good is your tail?” demanded : Mr. Possum. “Why, my tail is a very useful tail,” exclaimed Rusty, and spread it out proudly. “When I am jumping from tree to tree, it helps me to keep my bal- ance. When I sit up to eat, it shuts off the wind. When I curl it around me for a nap, it keeps me warm. So, you see, mine is a very useful tail. But I can't see what use a tail like yours is. . (Copyright, 1928.) i | Mother makes fine | “But yours didn't come right? Then aybe you didn't do just the way your | very time. | | mother "does?” ! 1 8ucss T did something that spoiled | | “When you go home tonight, Prissy, | you take that bread home with you and | |ask your mother what is the matter "wlth it. She’ll tell you just how to get it right, I'm sure.” | “Yes'm.” | Next day Prissy looked a little self- | conscious. “My mother says that when she was a little girl learning to make bread she measured every little thing | and followed the recipe exactly. When | you grow up and you know how very, ' very well, then you don't have to meas- | | 11th and M si daily between | & | Must | pearing men under 30 who can be bon Star “Want Ad” Branch Offices NORTHWEST. 14th and P sts —Day Pharmacy. 1135 14th st.—Marty's Cigar and M Store. | 17th and Que sts —Kenner's Pharmacy. | 13th and U ts.—G. O. Brock. 001 Georgia ave—F. E. Lampkin's Phar- azine | 2001 | “macy. 900 14th st.—Colliflower Art & Gift Co, '3401 14th st—Bronough's Pharmacy. |14th and Buchanan sis.—Hohberger's Pha | macs. {14th st. and Colorado Pharmacy. 09 Monnt Pleasant st:—Mount Pleasant Cigar and News Shop. 1773 Columbia rd.—The Billy_Shop. 2132 California st.—Colodny Brothers. Wardman Park Pharmacy. ave.—O'Donnell's 32 | to wash your face at bed- | Since you are of an athletic build, I|N. y. N. J aves. end M—Sanitary Phar- m; |5th and Eve sts.—Nusbaum's Pharmacy. 12nd and Mass. .ve.—Phillips' Pharmacy. {1st and K_sts.—Duncan’s Pharmac: th, and K sts.—Goldenberg’s (time clerk's des | 7th and O sts.Smith’s Cut Rate Drug Store. | th si. and R’ I ave —J. French Simpson. L. H. Forster's Pharmacy. th and U sts_-M. H. Hunton's Pharmacy. Ga, ave. and, Rock Creek Church rd. Creek Pharmacy. and Upshur st.—Petworth Phar- 225 Upshur st.—Norton's Pharmacy. 5505 Ga. ave.-Monck’s Pharmacy. 5916 Ga. ave.—Brightwood Faarmacy. 224 3rd st. 'n.w.—Stewart's Pharmacy. Fox's Pharmacy. Dupont Pharmacy. 55, 18th and Fla Fla. ave. and 1st st N. Reiskin. North Capitol st. and R. I. Pharmacs. 1722 Pa. ave.—J. Louis Krick 2134 New York ave—Riverside Pharmacy. 21st and G sts—Quigley's Pharmacy. th and Pa. ave —Herbst's Pharmacy. 15 Conn. ave.—Joll's Newsstand. 2 Conn. ave.—Monterey Pharmacy. G0 Conn. ave.—Circle Confectioners Store Wisconsin” ave.” and Macomb st.—Harry C a 4231 Wisconsin ave, -Morgan Bros, akoma Purk, 350 Cedar st Bros.” Pharmacy. i GEORGETOW! 30ih and P sts.—Morgan Bros' Pharmacy. 30(h and M sts. Brace's Pharmacy. 3411 M st.Moskes's Pharmacy. Wisconsin’ ave. and O st.—Donahue's Phar- macy. NORTHEAST. 4th and H sts.—Home Drug_Store. 907 H st Garren's Music Store. 7th st. and Md. ave—Louis F. Bradley. 2th and Md. ave —Luckett's Pharmacy. North Capitol and Eve—Kenealy's Pharmacy 326 East Capitol st.—Estlow & Tate Phar- ‘macy. Tast Cap. and 8th sts.—Bielouss Ph v 13th and East Cap. sts.—Lincoln Park phai macs. 20th and R. Collins' 5 Woodridze. S ETanicy *500 124 st.—Brookland Pharmaty, Brook- and 4th st. end R 1. ave.—John G. Biggs' Phar- macy. i SouTHEAST. 3rd and Pa. ave.—O'Donnell's Drug Store. 8th and Eve sts—F. P_ Weller's Pharmacy. Ith st. and Pa. ave.—Fealey's Pharmaey. 1 ave. 1807 Nichols ave. Anacostia—Healy's Drug | | Store. 10th st d VSOU h st. an a. ave.—Herbert's Phar 7th and D sts.—Le Drusl"Slule. s 4'; and L sts.—Coiumbia Pharmacy. HWEST. STAR OFFICE OPEN UNTIL 11 P.M. All advertisements for The Evening Star | must be in The Star office or ol Bt Bl Tttt e o0 b gr;‘:‘soflfl ISSUE. with the following excep- Lost and Found. Death Notices. Advertisements under the abov tions will be accepted at The S i;fnn‘dsf’n. ld\'t.. |Inlél ’12 noon cept Jaturdays an ecal Holidays, the closing time is 10:20 a.m. A"s l;’:’!‘-‘ tisements for The Sunday Star must be re- rrrld\';d ';‘ T:fl Sllrro’ll!m! by 5:30 p.m., Sat- ul . or at any of he Star by 3 i is required fos advertisements from transient ndveruxel;’x.." LOCAL RATES, 3-line minimum. time, 20c per iine. times, 19¢ per line. |:m{‘.t‘ 18¢ wr”llnlr. tmes consecutively. 17¢ per line. At under Personal, 3¢ per line RATES OUTSIDE 25-M1I WASHINGTY 4-line minimum 1 time, 23¢ per line. times, 20c per line. imes, 19¢ ver line. l!‘.fll;fl:sflm’ more. 18c per line. S iy ents under Personal, 3¢ per line ‘Transient class Baltimore Sun an e classifica- tar office, 11th day of issue. 1 2 3 7 RADIUS OF fled advertisements Siun, and the New York "Himes wil ol Cyer the Business Counter of The S HELP—MALE. AUTOMOBILE CES Y MAN, ehced: must be capable of ta Oie charee of T SN0 gokr Acgessory stores. " Address ' Box BOY for store: must have driver hours. 7:30 to 6:00: $12 Box_152-J, Star office, . "o "oeK: COUNTER = MAN. clean cut, _dependable. Barbeaue experience desired. - Shobpe, h. 5 to 6 e T 3128 14t) FARMER-DAIRYMAN, with a son out Good" wazes, “house, “eter school to assist. Reference. _ Address Bo: ._Star_office. FOREMAN for laundry starch work and Replits etk o Rentas - IS s ential. E r office. L :A = ""mn'nx IRMAN, ex; s permit: Address 20 ?!vas.mu@m;iz s m, air and oil recor state experience, edllclllorrtm‘ o J. Norman Spawn, the Oh Canton, . MAN for religious educy al_work: st be earnest Christian, 36-40; collere eduen: Uon, "teaching experience helpful: free to leave city; position combines’ real service and_attractive income. Write fully: give phone. _Address Box 494-H, Star office, * MAN. young, with car, part-time salaried work, daily 3:30 to 7 o'clock. - day. " Call_Main 7313 gt AN. young, cigar and soda c bright, "expericiced. 'Bark' Lane P 21st & Pa. ave. n.w. MAN, poung, for l;::;ufil merchandise store. erienced and have reference. Apply D, K" Miller. Clingon. Md, o orene" MEN —Immediate openings for a”nmg.s- ed: ex%arlence unnecessary, as an intensive val- uable fraining course aualifies the men telected. SALARY DURING TRAINING. From 10 to 2 tomorrow see Mr, Sauriol, Polomac’ Electric Appliance Co.. 14th and enced on truments: age and wages, mpion Fibre Co.. neat, Park Lane Pharmacy, © sts. n. MEN, '$25 per week and liberal commi: ission to start. conditional: experience not neces- | sary; we show you in the field how to eain from $8 to $12 daily; restricted territory: permanent repeat route: rapid advancement with fastest growing concern of its kind in America. Call 2 to 4:30, 216 Insurance Bldg.. 15th and Eve n.w MEN—Due to promotion will have Nov. 20 two permanent routes, averaging $371.50 per week: must be willing to start for 325 weekly average while being trained: only “clean-cut men looking for permanent work ‘with “future considered. Apply 1408 3 s n.w.. Room 315. ave.—Bernstein’s Drug. Store. | | ave.—Parker's i | i | married couple without _children, Rock | Man to take care of lawn and automobile { and help about the house, woman to do gen- { ration. 1053 and i Woshineton. {AUTOMOBILT SALI | Monday 'to Prida; HELP—MALE. (Continued.) ! INSTRUCTION COURSES. (Continued.) SITUATION—DOMESTIC. (Continued.) HELP AND SITUATIONS! | IECOMB'(END D ?EH\ ICE. | SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. (Continued.) Chevrolet Salesman Wanted. Willing to train a few live hard workers to sel the new Chevrolet six: bigtest selling campeign of sutomobile history just started. If you are not satisfied with your present salary and want to increase your earnings. See Mr. MacGregor, sales manager. Lustine- Nicholson Mctor Co.. Hyattsville 1020. A 'OPEN’ ALL DAY SUNDAY. SALESMEN, Experienced men's furnishings: references required. _Livingston's. 906-808 7th st. CHAIN STORE MEN. Due to expansion in the retail field. we are in need of men experienced in chain store work. These men must be capable of de- veloping into managerial posilions after a period of training. This does not apply to hain store grceeries, Apply by lotter only. to Sears. Roebuck & Co.. 4640 Roosevelt Blvd.. Philadeiphia, Pa CAN EARN $3 AN HOUR —seliing, Xmas cards. The most beautiful line in America and we pay unusually large commissions: cards sell on sight. We de- liver_and collect. Call in_ person or write Sample book free. Open eveninzs for your convenience. Process Engraving Co.. 1187 National Press Blde.. 14th and F sts. n.w. ~ HELP—MALE AND FEMALE. CARETAKER and general housework—Young colored. eral housework. cember for Winier and do same work. pay and steady job If satisfactory. dress Bos: 168-J. Star office. SOLICITOR, experienced in house-to-house frade. to canvass_city: commission basis. 513 3rd_st. n.w. Frankiin 5519 . SINGERS, dancers and entertainers. Columbia 6015. To go'to Florida in_De. Ggod GERMAN. PRENCH, SPANISH. ITALIAN. evening ciosses now forming. Competent in- struction. Reasonable charges. H-Q TRANS- LATING SERVICE. 228 Mills Bldg.. 17th & Pa. ave n.w. Main 754, _ A AUCTION BRIDGE — BEGINNERS CLASS now forming; cost 32.50. For formal details call Adams 496. Mrs. Taske. AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLYEX- pert licensed lady and man instructors. CONOVER, 2128 H st. n.w. _West 3068, { TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD OPERATING. vate' or class instruction. Oxford Bldg., 14th and N. Y. ave. GCLDINHER'S SAXOPHONE AND DRUM School. Private instruction. Beginners and sdvanced pupils Instruments reasonable to_pupils. _Atlantic 4539. L KATIE DUNN TEACHES FAMOUS | DuFour system of shampooing. marcel way- | ng_and facial treatments. Apdly second fioor, 517 1ith st. A DRIVING GUICKLY TAU auire about or new method: licensed men:_established 10 vears. Call Lin MEN. WOMEN—JOBS FOR LINOTYPE_OP- erators: §50-360 weekly: shor hours. BUR TON LINOTYPE SCHOOL. 930 H n.w. Day and_evening. 3 T 240 BOYD SHORTHAND IN 30 SCHOOL DAYS casiest learned. reads like PRINT: rapid Stenographic course. 12 weeks: sccretarial. 24 weeks: bookkeeping. 12 Weeks. “Graduates in demand: Dosition ruaranteed. Now classe NOW forming; inauire TODAY, BOYD SEC: RETARIAL SC1 vears. 1338 G n w. HOOL. “accredited”: est Main 5338, WE HAVE MOVED To 1333 P St.. opp. Fox Theater. | YOU CAN LEARN COMMERCIAL ART, IN- | TERIOR DECORATION. COSTUME DESIG! | _Eight months to a paying position. Reg- | ister now. LIVINGSTONE ACADEMY, Metropolitan 2883 cor. SHT. IN- white s 8 HELP—DOMESTIC. Salesmen's MEN—Become 5 taught by successtul school of instruction; men of experience. 'Men and women en. rolled. Meets two nights a week beginnin November 27; who aqualifs pl. 4-6 pm SALESMAN. _experience: ~stock of re- lable, dividen paying corporation: refer: ences. _Address Box 151-J. Star office. 0 SALESMEN. two. high-class. to place a highly endorsed busine: man’s investment security in one of the country’s basic indus- tries See Mi. Turrer. Seneca Plan Corpo- 1054 Washington Building. e SALESMEN-—-We want several energetic men who can appreciate an opportunity where the earnings are far above the aver- aze and a real chance for rapid advance- Ticnt: Salts Cxbericnee. ot £a” Saseriial 5 willingness to learn and determination to succeed. Call after 10 o'clock, R(wmfl“lv 1333 G st. n.w. ‘SMEN An opportunity for 6 men to make $5,000 or better a yecar elling the NEW Avply Room 2, at. SENSA- TIONAL CHEVROLET with one of Washington's oldest Chevrolet dealers. See Mr. IDIVVER, betweeh 10 and 12 a.m., or call for appointment. OURISMAN CHEVROL SALES-CO; GIOHL St Nt _______ HELP—FEMALE. e AGENTS—Seli $1 box_assortment 21 beau- tiful Christmas cards; 50% com. Earl's, Inc., IVt S S e ASSORTER, starch work, experienced. Ad- dress Box 156-J. Star office. CASHIER—Apply_Star Lunch, 702 9th n.w. CHOCOLATE DIPPER, experienced. part-time work. day_or evening. Hubert. 2001 S st. * COUNTER GIRL, experienced: must have reterence. Come ready for work. Biltmore Cafeieria, 827 14th st. n.w. DISHWASHER. colored woman. st. n.w.. 2nd floor. i INISHER on men’s coats. at once. 101 22nd st. n.w. STl g GIRL. white. 18 years or over, for market stand. Apaly Miller Pototo 'Chip Stand. Parkview M#vket. Ga. ave. n.w. GIRL, colored. wanted. Lee's Laundry, 4720 14th 5. n.w. i LADY with personality and sales ability in finest shob I town: salary and _commission of 540 weeklv minimum to %65: must be refined and furnish references. ~Address Box 184-J. Star_office. : . Cull 1000 E 200 Avply / LADIES, young, three, under 23 and over | 18, who' need and want permanent employ- ment. Must have collegiate appearance and be {ree to travel. Position pays $125 month and traveling expenses. Phone Mrs. Wilkes, Main 9220, from 2 to 5 for appointment. 21° LADIES. Catholic. for local sales force: ex- ceptionally pleasant work. Call - 1343 H st. n.w.. Room 1210 OPERATOR, beauty parlor. cxperienced all branches, ‘Call Franklin 6326 Wednesday between 9:30 and 12 SRy SALESLADIES of refinement, between 25 and 35 ‘vears of age, to represent a well known cosmetic house; permanent position. salary and com.; no canvassing. Miss McGrath, Room 834, Hamilton Hotel, Wednesday, be- tween 9 and 5. . SALESLADIES, §25 per week and liberal commission to start, conditional experience unneccssary, as we ‘show you how to earn from §5 to $10 dally. Permanent repeat business. - Pleasant, ' dignified. outdeor work. Call 2:00 to 4:30, 216 Insurance Bldg., 15tn ‘and Eve n.w. SALESWOMEN for outside work; salary and commission. Barry Laundry, 14th & R se. Ap- 811 X SOLICITORS—Salary and commission. ply_at_once. Askins, 703 7th st. n.w. WAITRESS, neat, experienced, at once. Ap- Btl’ James' Private Dining room, 1914 13th H WOMAN representative of nationally adver- tired Spencer corsets: no canvassing: give telephone. _Address Box_48-J. Star_office. WOMAN, ver 25 (Protestant), least high school graduate. willing to work faithfully for real business success and fu- ture. Some travel. ‘Compensation above the Write_fully, give phone. Address . Star office, s to el conditignal sal between 9 oom 202, 1409 L st.onw. E WOMAN. stronz. white. 25 to 45 vears old. to care for invaild: stay nights; good home: f40 n g month: references. 185-J." Star office. 2 : WOMAN—-Unusual _business _position _open immediately for college xraduate or teach- er: Sunday school or 'church experience helpful: full time: write fully: give phone. Address Box 496-H. Star office * WOMAN or girl. white, to help care for chil room. board and good salary. Apply 3233 Walnut st. n.e.. or Call Pot. 2088-R. _ 21* WOMAN, refined white, for baby, 8 till 4. .33 per day. Lin. 9495. * and 10 am. WOMAN OF REFINEMENT. $2,500 first year by one of America's well known national organizations. The work not routine and offers exceptional 0pport: nily for advancement: high school educa- tlon., unencumbered; age 30 to 45 no in- vestment required. ' Do not_telephone, call in person: canvassers need not apply. Fred. La Fayette Hotel. this week only. WOMEN—AN OPPORTUNITY. The growth and success of our business has made further expansion necessary and this enables us to offer new opportunities to those who qualify for our work. We are in Address _Box | . 2 Wanted (3 for traveling bositions pavine | C . Wwhite, first-ciass. Call ABt. | Wisconsin ave.. Bethesda, Md. | COOK and maid. experienced white Protes. references. positions guaranteed to those | 26 Jackson | c (%ood) and general houseworker. i small familv: must have references and stay nights. 4301 17th st. (corner of Varnum) | GENERAL HOUSEWORKER or mother's helper: go home nights: 8 a week. Shep- herd 2829-W. | Park. Md. GIRL wanted. 3:30 to 7:30 n.m. 6 davs: £3 week: reference. Call after 4 p.m.. 3 [ 13th st. n.w. | GIRL, colored, reliable, for light housework {live ‘in house! good home; $25 per month. 4303 13th st. n.w. GIRL. colored. neat. for general housework 1o cooking: stay nights: refersnces reuired 333 month. 610 Madison st. n.w. Georsia 4273, | GIRL. colored. { cooking. Call” after t. n.w. | GIRL. white. as mother's helper: good home | and small compensation. ~Apply al once. 910 Thaver ave.. Silver Sprine. Md GIRL. settled, to cook. wash and iron_for two: ‘stay nights; $8 a week. Apply 1216 Emerson n.w. | HOUSEKEEPER. white, experienced, refined. look after home and 3 children: ' $10_per week, regular emplovment. ApplY 1n_ per- son_after 9 am. Wednesday, J. M. Smith. Lucy Station. Ballston. Va. MAID. refined personal. to children, both in sehool month: ' reference required. 159-4. Star office. 21% WOMAN. white, experienced as pasiry and dessert_cook. I cafeteria: ho Sunday work Audress Box 330-H. Star office. WOMAN. white, middle-aged, care of small apartment ‘and 1; 530 month. AbL. 209. 2115 P st. n.w. . | YOUNG GIRL for gene & am. to 2 pm.; references required. THihOIS wve, 1i.w. for general 7 in evening, he usework: 1515 no L ist with two 5. 570 per Address Box W wl housework from 5300 SITUATION—-MALE. ACCOUNTANT desires small set 00k s to keep evenings, or other part-time ac- counting work. Phone Georgia 4131-J. 20° ACCOUNTANT, eflicient, services available evenings: systéms installed and kept: rates reasonable. Adams 9262-J. ACCOUNTANT-BOOKKEEPER. graduate of advanced accounting, d ‘s evening em. ployment or set ol bool to keep during spare_time. Adams 4050-W. 20° BOY, neat, colored. high school, wants work after school or night work. Can operate elevator. Pot. 4599, BOOKXEEPER. experienced, best references, desires position: start at 525 week, worth it can typewrite. Address Box 144-J, Star um‘rt BOOKKEEPING. part time. small sets. state- ments, by expert accountant: small charge, Call Stone. Adams 9024, 33) Crittenden. BOOKKEEPER. part-time work keep: teasonable. Address Box 109-J, Star office. 20° BRICKLAYER, mason. non-union (German), | ‘Address’ Box 171-J. Star ofice. round cook, porter erienced, with refer- 3 pm., wants work. colored, or ssistant Janitor;_exp Call before 7 a.m. or after Noith 2849, EVENING WORK anything: very good typist or driver and willing worker at anything. Address Box 42-J. Star office. ______ 20° FIREMAN, colored. wants position night day. Phone N. 9982. , MAN, 48, wants position in office; has had thirtéen yvears’ experience as county treas- urer, also experience as bank cashier: one who'understands the public, thoroughly hon- est_and reliable, A-1 references. | Box 167-J, Star office. MAN. voung. colored, wishes job as janitor. apartment o theater. References. N. 2967 1501 5th st. n.w. _ MAN. younz, 3 vears university traini NENS Work. day of night, to finance educa- tion further: carpenterini experience. Ad- dress Box 455-H, Star office * MAN. colored, wants position as chauffeur: 12 years experience, 11 years on_one job; city reference. Call Atlantic 3025-W. 21* MAN, rellable, colored, wants driving, wait- ing, kitchen work or dishwashing. Refs. Call Decatur 5645. -~ g 5 STATIONARY ENGINEER, white, aged 33 D. C. license, 12 years' experience in steam- fitting, zeneral machine shop, seeks employ- ment;’ best referencc. Address Box 135-J. Staroffice. o A AN SWITCHBOARD or _elevator _operating or houseman wanted by reliable young man. Call Decatur 5096-W. _ . YOUNG MAN desires position: 27, married, cxperienced 7 years as cashier, with good | knowledze of bookkeeping: excellent refer- ences: also has closed car. Address Box -J. Star office 20° YOUNG MAN. | trade. “inance. | manent situation | office. s YOUNG MAN. colored, neat, experienced. porter or office boy. Call Lincoln 2653-W. o ding er- tar knowledze alesmanship. *desires ‘Address' Box 380-H. SITUATION—FEMALE. BOOKKEEPER, _ secretary-stenographer, ten years with C. P. A. ten years commercial: take charge books and correspondence; best references. - Telephone West 1460, Apt. 1101 eri- jorth remodeling, ESSMAKING, _and home. Call out’ by day or DRi enced: L i GIRL, Tizht colored cate Or store: can bike or pantry work. dress Box 183-J, Star office. S GIRL, capable. desires position for clerical work, filing. kicwledge of typing; good rel- ererces. N. 6788. # . HOME WORK of any Kind—Typing, ad- | dressing envelopes. plain sewing or taking care of child. 1405 Good Hope rd. s.e. neat, desires place in Ad- | easy. fascinating. short course to learn: pri- | 315 Takoma ave., Takoma | or set to | Address o | GIRL, colored, References. 1717 V S BW. GIRL, colorsd, wants place as chamber or_mother s_helper. 1624 _Church st. n. GIRL. neat. colored. wants place cleani care of bachelor apt.. chambermaid or wait ress Decatur 1804-J. 1920 6th st. SIRL. neat. honest and reliable. wants gen- eral housework. No-Sundass. ~ Norh 1137, GIRL. neat. colored, wishes day's work any Kind of part time. Call Norih 9005, GIRLS, two, neal. cnlorms"wuh place as mald. waitress or' any public work. 1716 | Willara st. N, G0, DU wor i GIRLS. 2, colored. want evi mothcr's helper. after school Fafiment st. n.w. Adams 9187 LACE CURTAINS laundered. for and delivered anywhe LADY. colored. wants laundry o take Call_Lincoln 6393 e LAUNDRESS, first-class, wants washing tika ¥ Phone Main 82 to wants general housework. ‘illard i ng work hours, 74 to 45, LAUNDRESS. _good, Wi home. _ Call North 227-w PLACE as a good cook wanted by a reliable colored woman. Reference. ~ Call 1422 Que St W WANT WORK part time or 020 Sherman ave. n.w. WANTED by a colored woman, all-grovnd cook. Decatur 3858, WOMAN. colored, wants position as general ]yl\fnu‘sework-r or ‘helper. No Sundays. N. WOMAN. " colored. | housework. | day's wor WOMA dishwa 10043. WOMAN. colored. wants part-time work, 3 to 7: do’ cleaning. get dinner. 132 You st nw. Apt. 3 B WOMAN. colored, wants day's work refererces. Lincoln 6541 s work take et dinner. | & place as reliable. wants general vaiting. cookine. ' nursing or Refs. Decatur 5645. help with housework laundress + cafeteria: ' no Sundavs. Lincoln zood __BEAUTY PARLORS TIFIC CARE OF HAIR_/ : Suipervision of Bacterioloaist. - Permbpens b moval of superfluous hair. warts and moles | Special” permanent wa‘es. $750 ana up HAZEL DILLON. 1000 Conn_ave Main 8719 FREE MARCELS WEDNESDAY UNTIL 9 P.M All"Other_Beautv Culture Work:._ 10c to S0c. 6 PERMANENT _WAVE. %5 Work Done. Under Expert “Supervision .. MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL. INC.. Wash.'s Only Exclus. Beauty Cultire School, | 817 14th St v Franklin 9818, PERSOMAL. The rate under headine of Personal s 3 cents ner line additional to, the reqular line rate. | i | — = =0 SUBURBAN BUNGALOW FOR PARTIES. | Large grounds. maple dance floor. 20 co | ples:” §5 night. Address Box 328-C, Star dteRin et e [ WE REPAIR ANVTHING - PHONOGRAPHS and door checks our specialty: low rates: ce delivery. ABBOTT'S REPAIR SHOP, Lin. 4836-J 21 TRUSSES AND ELASTIC GOODS AT REAL monev-saving _prices. Fit and satistaction piaranieed.” Expert ‘lady and ventleman at- ndants {0 care for your every want. Peo vies Drug Store No, % Tth wnd B sts. now: RUGS —REVERSIBLE SEAMLESS CHENILL made to order trom vour old material, any fize or color. Phone Main 233, 3 ARMANDA HAT SHOP. 1103 CONNECTICUT Hats made o order. Old “hats”’ made North 2045, . ON TRIP TO SOUTH. T WANT AGREEABLE | companion. ~ Cali Decatur 3390 between & id 7 pan’ Wednesday: Ben Goldfarb. | PRIVATE KINDERGARTEN, PRE-SCHOOL and first-grade French dancing and music ven: speciul atiention. North 680, ACCOMPANIST OF WIDE EXPERTENCE. | graduate ‘of “Leivzie Conservatory. desires ncert or practice work. Adams 7655. * BABY BOY, 5 MOS. OLD. FOR ADOPTION: exceptional ‘parer tate: references exchanged. Call Georgla 4051 for appointment. FEATHER BEDS MADE INTO MAT- iresses: 3-pe. suite <lip covers made. $19.75. | R_L. Tsherwood. 1513 28D s.e. Lincoln 5350 SACRIFICE DINNER RING, 3 DIAMONDS | and 2 heart-shaped emeralds on either side: $35. 1101 Euelid n.w.. Apt. 201. LAMP SHADES AND DRAPERIES MADE. very reasonable. Adams 1457-W. ELECTROTHERAPY AND PHYSIOTHEI sefentinically given by & eraduate. Potomac MASSAGE. PHYSIOTHERAPY. CHIROPRAC: | tic.” SARA J HOLMSTROM. 508 East Capi- tol st._Phone Lincoln 7137, J INFORMATION WANTED AS TO THE | whereabouts or address of Marzaret A. Mul- | rine. “This is to her advantaze to communi- e’ with the Newport Electric Corporation. Newnort. R I 21* RECOMMENDED SERVICE. The following business concerns guarantee satisfaction to Star read- ers. Any complaint found necessary to be made to The Star will receive prompt aitention. For admission to Recommended Service Column call _Main 5000. Branch 115. AUTO PAINTING JOBS COMPLETED in 48 hours with wonderful new durable lacauer finish that erows handsomer with age. Proof against rain. snow. ice. stewm. SORD. monta. acids. aikall and aikaiine mud. et us show vou samole of fine work with this excellent material ' Prices. $50 up. _Josenh McReynolds, Tnc.. 1000 Upshur st.. Col. 427 1423-1475-1427 L 5t._n.w.. Decatur AUTOS REFINISHED in genuifie._“Duc suaranteed fob: orices as low ns 840, Cali e olir, variety of colors and sambles worl g 1728 Kalorama rd | pillows 1eno.: best prices and prompt 319 L st M. sDrings re- ‘Columbi Mattress_Co.. 319 L : BEDDING. matiresses renovated. baire ecigl low brices now. Bedding Co.. 219 G st. BEDDING of ail kinds renovated and steril- | ized by orocess approved by Health D. C. Prompt service and low orice: Bedaing 2315 5th_st._n.e. _Det Do, (e thar At ow . COIOTtS Fecor: s, feather mat. -cov- ered.Tdeal Beddins 622 °E n. 40 CARPENTER WORK_ all kinds. weather strip- ping. Hammer & Insley. Frarklin 3192 After 5 p.m.. Potomac. 3437-J S | CARPENTERING, sen. house repairs. porches inclosed. remodeling. oak floors. etc. For estimaté vhone Lin." 1844 or Decatur 159, CHIMNEYS CLEANED, furnace repairing, trate bars, ashestos covering. Superior serv- ice. Bollers for sale. 917 1ith st. n.w T e HIMNEYS AND FURNACES cleaned, boiler | repairing. pipe and boller covering and chim- ness bulit; lining. guttering and spouth roofs painted_and repaired. Fr. 3230. 20 | DOOR CHECKS REPAIRED and refilled: all | makes. ‘C. F."ARMIGER. 916 N. Y. ave. n.W. | Franklin 7707, | | plete, incl. fixtures_and 'inside service. this week, special. $65. Sun Elec. Co., Clev. 898-J. ELECTRIC_ WIRIN 3 complete, $40: fixtures, $20. Installed work wuarantéed. Get my estimate. save time and ELECTRIC WIRING —Will wire 6-room house complete. including fxtures and inside serv- | lce. 574.50; a_vear to pay. Stein Electric | co’._627 W.__Tr. 801 | ELECTRICAL HOUSE, WIRING—8 rooms | fixtures. complete, $72.50. Star Electrie Co. | Adams 5273 3909 Kansas ave. n.w. | EXPERT FLOOR FINISHING. scrapin | waxing: skilled mechanics: ~reduced T, BEDDING. MATTRESSES. box sorings and | ELECTRIC WIRING —6-r. house wired com- | hl money. Terms. North 885, H. M. Carpenter. , 5% PAPERHANGING —Prompt. at low prices; skilled _mechanics. estimy L. Crowell, Col. 5543 > PAPERHANGING — Rooms papered. $5 and up: _estimates furnished: work zuaranteed A T. George. 2129 18th st n.w. APt 2 Decatur 4149 PAFFRHANGING low prices this week. low $6. J. Bartz, 601 Irving st. n.w Col._1289. E: PAPERHANGING. PAINT! & specialty. We also install hot-water heat. porches screened and buil G and plastering | reilable _service | HATR DRYER, “Shelton, Get my | $75: sell at sacrifice; 22° " | shampoo_trays. 1 on stand. PLASTERING —Especially | MEAT CA! Rooms papered as | sonable. direct current; cost used 1 year. ' Two 1 to fit’ barber chair. 3115 _14th st. n.w. ICE BOX, like new. white enamel; sacrific 6. 821_Que st e Fairmont Beauty Shop, ‘meat _chopper: re " Call North 2407 any time. 22 OFFICE FURNITURE from U. 8. Govt.— - | Desks. chaigs. file cabinets. tables: everything ‘Washington at great savings. h_st.n.w for your of i fice furn, dept.. 31 Saivage Co . bath, plumbing. | OPFICE FURNITURE. complete set. & !ete.: scrape and lay new floors. make and | oak: reasonable for cash hang awnings and window shades any improvement or alteration your home may need, We use Dutch Boy lead.and pure | linseed oil: paints mixed on premis in ! sredients may be seen. This is first- | established company. ~All our work | teed: papernanging guaranteed (in writtig) \for 5 'years References supplied upon auest. ~ Cash or terms up o 3 yvea estimate. People’'s Home Decorating Co. | Inc.. 817 9th st. n.w._Main 7418, 24° | PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING- Specinl | prices tnis week only. Wil scrape, size. point up and paper average size room for §8 Painting _and plasterinz at special prices | We use_ pure Dutch Boy lead sud ure vii { only. ~Estimates free of charge. Cash or | credit. Phone Main 7417-7413. . 2%° PAPERHANGING AND ~PAINTING Guai- anteed work at reasonable rates: estimates given. s Free PHONOGRAPH REPAIRING—We repair all makes of talking machines Call and de- dvers’ service Expert workmanship. prices THE GLOBE _FURNITURE C Tth st. n.w._Phone Main 5976. PHONOGRAPH REPAIRING — This_is the only piace in Washington that has the mu- chinery to_do your work oroperly sorinks, $1.50 and up. Call for Fix-It Shop. 719 H st. n.w. Fr. 597, 24° PIANO TUNING $2.50. We specialize eneral piano repairs and rebuilding, Sur_estimates, ' Prices reasonable. mechanics, Work cuaranteed. ' Sanderson Schaeffer Co.. 644 H st. n.e. Lin. 1051. PLASTERING JOB, first cluss cement work. "No Job L0o far or t00 sm Franklin 9822, i 22 ROOF REPAIRING, PAINTING, gutterine. spouting: _furnaces repaired and cleaned reasonable prices. North 5314, day or night Ajax Roofinz Co.. 2038 18th st. n.w SILVERWARE REPAIRED and replated: brass veds, “firesets. andirons and | menis repaired ‘and relacauered. service: factory prices. Est. zladly furnished Main, 9697, " Acme Plating Co. After 5 Blns BRI vl STUCCO YOUR HOUSE with Everlas naw building material. cuaranteed not fade ur crack: terms if desired: also wate. proofing of walls or cellars. Atlas Conirac ine_Co.. 1408 Eve st. Main 941. 20 WEATHER STRIPPING. ““Ceco metal.” heavy gauge: will_outlast vour building: installed by_our_experts. _Col. 9135 0 _7:30 p.m. WINDOW SHADES. SCREENS and weather stripping. Butler & Hove 1d. s.e._Lincoln 10123 nd deliver, | met: | | BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIE CONFECTIONERY. Rent, rifice to quick buyer for $350. $17.50. ~ Will sa 202 D st nw. EXCELLENT STAND for iunchroom delicatessen. in _colored apartment house. located at 2370 Champlain st. n.w.. shelving | owner. For further information see L. i Mills, 805 5th St. n.w. Main 4561 UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY is open to u specialty sales organization that is financially responsible “wnd which | has at least 10 house-to-house salesmen working in the city of Washington, To “such ‘an orsanization or individual cupable of handling the territory we have one of ' the most attractive appliance propositions yet offered: machine hus no competitor and has been wccepied aquickly by the public. This is-an exclusive fran- chise proposition, where ‘the agent is fully protected. ' Address replies to 905 Garreit Buldiuy,” Baltimore. Md. DevarimentW; 0 SMALL BEAUTY SHOPPE with living quar- ters, in fast growing Wash. suburb. Doing 4ood business.” Phone Fr. §747 after 5 pm. IF YOU WISH TO BUY u business. grocery o delicatessen, we have them at all prices. stand investization. mixed trade, n.w., doing $300 per week. lease cheap rent; s bargain. P. B. Havenuer. 203 Dist. Natl.'Bank Bldg., 1406 G n.w. Phone Pr. 7143 CAFETERIA doing ¢ood business. Fine loc tion _ Reasonable rent, long lease. Add Box _175-J, Star_office. 21 GASOLINE. ACCESSORIES—Oné of the larg- est and best located stations in city. Saeri- fice price. _ Phone Clev. 1164. 22¢ WANT ~PARTNER—Unencumbered _woman. experienced In children’s apparel. Some cash necessary. References exchanged. Address Box 157-J. Star office. - 22¢ LEAVING—Sacrifice. Partnership. _ Estal lished optical co.. 400d lease. Best location. Smalt_cash. ck. No agents. Address Box 173-J. Star office. * WHOLESALE BAKERY — Pies. bread and rolls: equibbed with pie roller and trimmer. two (2) dough mixers. two ovens (one large). Running three roues: o for immediaté jele. Price very” reasonable. Abply 1325 b n.w. for full particulars. "+ RENT OR SELL RESTAURANT: owner leav- ing city. 322" Cedar Takoma Park. Adams 7467 21° WANTED—Partner fo hours, no Sunday business. 187-d." Star office. _ 508 iyl ON ACCOUNT OF DEATH in my family, it is necessary that I sell my grocery and meat market at once I have well established trade of more than $100 per day, cash. Rent $50. Excellent _equipment. Price_for quick J as I | i s room: _short GASOLINE, _ACCESSO! 10 pumps. * Established business. Low rent. Price 31.500. Address Box 200-J, Star office. CIGAR AND NEWSSTAND —Located _lobby large hotel. - Good business. Price $1,000. Address Box 177-J. Star office. L TWENTY PER CENT NET EARNED Each year since inception: additional capital requireq for expansior of grow- ing business in an institution which has vielded to the investors 12 per cent net over a period of 4 vears: under sound. conservative management. Address Box _%-J. Btar_office. P4 STOREKEEPERS _BUSINESS MEN. IF_YOU NEED MONEY, SEE US. MONEY ADVANCED SAME DAY. CAPITAL ' ADJUSTING & FINANCE CO. 9th_FLOOR. DIST. NATIONAL BK. BLDG. STORE OR OFFICE, 816 18ih STREET N.W. 2 large heated rooms with_show window. Low rent. JAMES M. WOODWARD. Realtor, 723 20th_Street N.W. SALE—MISCELLANYOLS. ANTIQUES—Pair of reeded-leg tables, chests of drawers. old_silver. chairs, prints, por- traits. auilis. 1820 20th st. 22 ANTIQUE _FURNITURE _and Thursday only, between 10 and 5 p.m. Kalorama rd. n.w. BED AND SPRING, §4: couc table, ‘33, and other furniture. sk ke BEDROOM SET, 6 pleces, walnut: bow-end bed. coll spring and maitress; new; 3125 { cost $300. 107 London Hall. = BREAKFAST SET, artistic. modern: French walnut; cost $300."sell $150. Duo-Art repro- | during " baby grand piano. with mahogany | cabinet and 60 rolls: cost $2.000. sell $500. Handsome waluut bedroom <et. (win beds: 7 bleces: beautiful Karpen lounge. mahowiny refrigerator, bureau and bedside and othier pieces, Lo be sold at wreat ! bargain. Call at 3505 Rodman st.. between and 12 a.m. or phone North 4134, Rogm alter 7 p.in. b BUILDING MATERIALS, bathtubs and brick | ornament 43¢ 21 2. parlor 121 10th rocker, stand sale, 52800 Address Box 176-J, Star office. | RIES_Large station. | Diamond w |a aran- | PIANOS at greatly reduced prices. Siein- | as low as %6 per month . J. Koran. 1350 Newton ne. North | FINE i ; | loud | Lo | teries: $4.95 in | ¢ Get | semi-solid Skilled | This Inetal. ora: | F5 B1th Sc. ABE Prompt | - Son. 1351 Good | Packets. ete. and | Ade D. C. | - | ditioned Hoovers, Eureka. Address_Box | > 25% in fact, | Star office. excellent condi- ore 12, Wednes. OVERCOAT. dark biue. 33, tion: tuxedo, 36. Call bef . 2009 F. way uprizht. beautiful mahogany case. like new. $390. One Weber upright. in siperh condition. 290 Reconditioned _ uprichts. wuaranteed for five vears. $50 to $70, Terms Pianos for rent acquainted with our rent privilese in handled and 10 G t case of purchase. packed for shipment st._Established_18 PIANO. upright. an condition:_reasonable. 43¢ Kenvon st PIANOS RENTED. %4 and ' per month Mt. Pleasant Music Shop. 3310 14th st. n.w Oven_evenines.__Columbia 1681, WOOD. §12 cord. delivered. Address Cross, Anacostia, D. C.. Route No Pianos Huko Worch. z00d n.w d onsole_Victrols o RADIO- Crystal set in neat cabinet: very best make. requires no tubes or bat- Adams 4136, . RFCTIFIERS —Two. for recharging electric vehicles: in good condition: cheap. Apply at Wardman Park Gurage. Maiu- | REFRIGERATOR. all-porceluin interior and 100-1b.-cake capacity, eauipped for refrigeration unit. $100: Kitchen $20: 9x12 Wilton velvet rug, 335 mahogany dining suite. ' $185. furniture used less than 4 months. [must he seen o be appreciated. Clarendon 258-J-2. . exteric electri net. 1 nu'knu.h'o‘f | RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT —Chairs. tables. rance. Blodvett 4-shell baking oven: Arst- | class shape. Apely busement. 1623 H st. n.w. oriental and domestic; large and 2409 18th st. n.w . (s CAPE. long. full. suitable day_or vening wear: perfect condition; sacrifice. 14 . SEWING MACHINE. ~Singer electric. ceb 66, excellent motor, treadie or eleciric: RUGS, small. SEAL Standar all_guar. $3mo Renting and revairing. Open evenin S'E. Sew. Mch. Shoo. 313 P .se._ L. 275, SEWING MACHINES. $10-312-315. renting | and repairing; new machines, 33 per mo.: | open evenings. 313 7th st.s.w._ Franklin 6248, | STAMPS—New Scott 1929 catal Colling' Stamp Shop. 927 st. nw. _Phone Fr. 3639. TYPEWRITER. L recently cost $75 { Ieft in store. 1238 %th_st. n.w. | TYPEWRITERS—Good. " reliable machin | sold and rented: priced right: used ma- { chines from 510 up. Capitol Typewriter & ding Mackine Co., 1326 H st. n.w. asin 8 C. Smith. eaual to new: Wil sacrifice for caghi 485 TYPEWRITER SHOP. INC. 3112 18th, be- and part ot equipment will be furnished by | tween Kenyon and Kilbourne—Selling. rent- ing. repairine all makes and_models: bar- xuis. $10 up; thirly years experience: low | overhead makes low prices. Open evenings: | come. $H | TYPEWRITERS — American Tvbewriter Co. | Some real barzains in new ond used ma- chines ‘of wil kinds. includine portabies rents reduced: revairine done. Come (0 th low tent district and save monev: open eve- t nines. 1431 East Capitol st. Lincoin 82. | TYPEWRITER—Late. rebuilt: _guaranteed | onie year: new portable: expert repairing. Standard Typewriter Exchange, 823 11th n.w. Main 3632 HRY LN TYPEWRITERS—All makes sold. exchanked. repaired: special rental rates: headquarters for all makes portables; hichest allowance for your old typewriter. United Typewriter & Adding_Machine Co., Inc. 1227 N. Y. ave. M. 5509. - TYPEWRITERS at reasonable orices: ot that" i not Wi i 13th st n.w. Franklin Exchange, TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE. 1883 Underwoods. L.’ C. it | VACUUM CLEANER_ SHOP—Bis sale recon. Regina. Roval, Premier. Duplex, $15 and $20: like new: | puaranteed year: open evenings: repaiting. parts, bags for all cleaners. Vacuum Clesner | Shop. Basement Store. 1404 Girard. WRIST WATCH, beautiful. 18-karat. 8 diamonds: cost 3100, sell, $30. | ear screws. $25: two diamond rings cheap. | Address_Box_150-J. Star office. s Show Cases and Store Fixtures, 2 BALTIMORE. MD. Ruse & Company, BALTMORE H0. ! tory.”_Baltimore phone. Plaza 3238. i Diamond weighing one and I 39-100 carats, or 14 points less than one and one-half carats ...... Diamond weighing one and 72-100 carats, or 3 points less than one and three- fourths carats. Priced re- markably low . ....$585. ghing 68-100 carat, or 7 points less than three-fourths of a carat. Priced unusually faw at. ... $185 Perfect Diamond weighing 33-100 carat, or 17 points less than one-half carat. Diamond weighing one and 7-100 carats, or 18 points less than one and one- fourth carats. Specially priced at ... .$295 Perfect Diamond weighing 88-100 carat, or 12 points less than one carat; a gem of pronounced beau- ty. A bargain at.... A. KAHN Inc, 935 F Street. 36 Years at the Same WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS AIR_COMPRESSOR. Curtis, c.._suitable for private use: brice reasonsble: will ex change for g0od wheel aligner. Home Laun- Gry. Lincoln 5210, e Fat ANTIQUES; old wold. silver. diamonds. Jew- gley AP Armola. 132376 50w, Ml APPAREL needed for rumiave sal ; niture, rigs, curtains, dishes. shoes. eic.: ddress. Paul Serene, 1209 N. Cap. st. FLOORS RENOVATED by electr New “floors instolled. ~ Price Floo 61 New York ave. n.e. FPr. 2627. FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED. cevers made. Est, eheertully zive free._ Titterisor. 1600 8th st. n.w. N. 790: HEATING. TINNING. chimney cleaning: us {nstall or repair your heating plant, E. Willlams. 227 P n.w. Dec. 4702. 21 IMPROVE YOUR HOME on easy pavments L 2 perhancing and painting, plastering. hot- gtence: stay niehts: unencumbered. - | water heating. . metal - celiings. rooag. ENELL 2k | plumbing of any class. bathroom fixtures. NURSE “and companion. by a middle-aged | combination sinks. stationary tubs. etc. | LADY desires position os housekeeper, sew- pay cish. Phone Mr. Winger, Potomac 6451, ing or clerk. Address Box 170-J, Star office. or bring to store at_i321 7th st. n.w _ 22° APPAREL (men's. women's and_children’s) for rummage sale: household articles cur- tains, bedding. etc.: will pay cash. “Call MI. Cob=n, Frankiin 7749 or Franklin 9152. of bring 0 407 K st. n.w.. or 314 Eve st. n.w. * BOOKS BOUGHT in_any quantity for cash. “Bring, them in" or phone Franklin S5415- 5416 The Bix_Book Shop. 933 G_st. n.w. BOOKS BOUGHT. Main 3643. 1711 G st. | n.w._Paul_Peariman. | FURNITURE —For _Ronest Pr. 7150. We buy everythini | ure and 'be fussy because vou have it the right way in your backbone. Guess need of several women over 27 whose edu- cation, interests and experience will it them for our high iype of sales service. are looking for a permanent and profitible business tonvection, write and tell us of your qualifications, and, if satisfactory, we Wil arrange for a personal interview. THE BOOK HGUSE FOR CHILDREN, 1500-07° Mitten Bldj Philadelphia. Pa. STENOGRAPHE Energetic young woman of refinement; ex- perlence Tol necessary, State age. Ad- | from recently wrecked big Irame Govt. build- Ings now at our 3 vards! Good flooring, 11.c { foot; sheathing and framing. 2c: plenty 2x6. 2x8." 2510, sash. doors. windows complete: plumbing * fixtures, radiators. pipe: _many other items: lowest prices! Large selection! HECHINGER CO.. 5921 Ga. ave. n.w. HECHINGER CO., 6th and C sti. Sw. _HECHINGER_CO., 5th_and Fla. ave. n.e. COATS. fur. short seal, $30. good_conditioi sold for 385; long coat. $8.00. Call morn- ings, 1908 e i ;wr.Nf young, nobiover 24, who are ‘{Fee ‘l:a i e gt e [leave ¢y immediately " fo " represent pub T'll measure after this tisher in” circulation - dept. "*Only - snapp | “M: ther! & ¢ Yo ut Atkt First the rules. Then the personflllg%}{llnemnfnpmh:l applicants considered. My mother docsn't make all that | touch on top of the rules. We must all | 3100 Month to siart, with traveilng expenses. trouble about cooking a loaf of bread.| learn that right form first. We can | oo s 3 (scy: Hotel Annapolis, 12th & K sts.. from 3 (0 5 p.m. She just takes some flour and some milk | modify it as much as we please after- | - e B and some salt and some yeast and she . ’ S B RS T ward. rages. Opportunity to earn $50 to 360 per just mixes them, and that's all. She | \:l‘;‘k. Pay every day. See Mr. Chanes, 326 never measures spoonfuls nor weighs | \JIE;';!“ LT ERAERNEATER RSN the flour nor anything. She just does it.” | N bonnsmanent outaide "salos | Nork. | $38 “Why aren't you busy, Prissy?” “That isn't the way my mother does.” “What's wrong?” LADY, 35, wishes position as housekeeper in gentleman's home with one or two children. | Address Box 181-J, Star office. = reasonable. | n LOOK AFTER CHILDREN OR SHUT-INS by hour, day, or cvenings: white; Address Box 469-H. Star office. NURSE-COMPANION. English. ~for elderly | lady or semi-invalid in refined hnm!vs{d- 3 (Copyright, 1928.) plated: Conn an i : Something inspired the weary teacher e e i b “Prissy, you make your bread just the way your mother makes it and if it is good bread we will be just as pleased as i you make it according to directions You go ahead and do just as you wish.” Prissy set blithely to work. She poured and mixed and stirred and pounded. The little loaves the other girls had mace were all in the ovens., Her's was a huge pile of dough, dark, solid, sogey. “Teacher, I won't put mine into the oven. It doesn't look right.” “How’s that, Prissy? You made it just as your mother docs? And it didn't come right? Does your mother's bread always come right?” “Fluff tells me th’ family’s takin' her South for th' Winter. If she had a grain of sonse. she'd know they don't have no Winter down there,” (Copyright, 1928.) | Lessons in English ‘ = | BY W. L. GORD( Metropolitan_ Bank Bldg. _ MEN. 3 or 4. as city salesmen, who are am- bitious and can put a punch'back of their argument: for these men we have something atiractive, Apply Mr, Sinclair, 1346 Fla. ave. n.w. between 9 and 12. | MEN—If you are live wires and want to Words often misused—"Bob or Mary | should resign his position” is correct, but awkward. Say “Bob should resign { his position or Mary hers.” Often mispronounced — Peritonitis. Pronounce second i as in “ice” and ac- cent after second i. Often misspelled—Sanguine; gu. Synonyms—Decorus, decent, proper, | seemly, becoming, befitting, demure, | sedate. I Word study Use a word three times |and it is yours.” vocabulary by mastering one word each day. Today's word: Literally; according to the letter or exact words. “What I | say I mean literally.” | Cash & DAILY DIET RECEIPE TOMATO JUICE COCKTAILS. Canned tomato juice, one cup. - Salt, one-quarter ieaspoon. Lemon juice, one teaspoon. SERVES 1 OR 2 PORTIONS. The juice from caned tomatoes will be bright red and sparkling The commercially prepared juice whigh through filtration has lost the red color will be amber col- ored. To the canned tomato juice add the salt and lemon juice. Serve very cold in cockiail glasses. DIET NOTE. Recipe furnishes much lime, iron and vitamins A, B and C. Can be us>d as an appetizer, at lunch or dinner, or even as a substitute for the morning arange juice. Can be taken by children even under 1 year and by adults of average, over or under weight. Let us increase our | connect with the fastest selling Dre in Washingion, see Mr. Duniels, 90 osition G st. | n.w., Room 120, 8:30_to_9:30, 5. | PRESSER WANTED. Apply bet. 4 and 5 p.m. Carry Cleaners, 1022 Vermont aye. | SALESMAN, outside selling_experience. Ex- cellent opportunity. ~ Drawing _account to | right man. ~Apply Wednesday, 9 to 12, Mr. Cherry. 418 Evans Bldg., 1430 ! | SALESMAN with go0d character and sales record on grocery trade for permanent po- sition paving salary plus overage and ex- pense. Give age and particulars, experience, {in confidence. ~Address Box 58-J, Star office. | SALESMAN—Washington Construction Co., an ° established manufacturer of = arages, wants (o repldce @ man on its sales force. Call ‘at plant office between 1 and 3 tomor- row. 200 K st. n.e. el ! SALESMEN—Cathoiic: two live wires to fill | vacinies "cauged, by prometion’ of | foFm | salesmen. “Call 8-10. 5-6. 1343 H st. D.w Room 1210, i e SALESMEN—A splendid_si women who sell direct; no | A 10 to 15 per cent commission. Average sale $500.Address Box 174-J. Star office. * SALESMEN—TWo young men. preierably morried, for radio dept. at one of Wash- ington’s’ largest radio dealers. Apply Mr. Albrizht, Homer L. Kitt Co.. 1330 G st. n.w between 10 a.m. and_12 noon. SOLICITORS—Salary aud_commission. Dly ‘at once. Ask 3 Tth st. n.w. TAILORING SALESMEN. two, experienced, for best money-making made-to-order line: Wit weekly pay. The Wohlmuth Co., 504 LA A gl TAXI DRIVERS, reliable men with identi- fcation cards, ~Apply Wardman Park Taxi Garage, rear 3013 M st._ SEE e 1 YOUNG MAN as stenographer and office as: sistant: must have kood personality and be able to furnish references as to honesty and integrity; permanent position and excellent | opportunity for proper purty. Address Box 86-J. Star office. 2 T2 | YOUNG MAN. colored. for veneral work around automobile azency: must have expe- Tience: $18 week. Universal Auto Co.. Hu son-Essex Dealers. 1529 M st. n.w. YOUNG MAN. husky, high-school educ tion, not afraid of work: good opportunity for advancement. Address Box 158-J, Star TOY ASSEMBLER. Orly those with experience will be inter- viewed. ' Appls_emplovment. office, 4th fioor, Lanshirgh & Bro men_or mples to carry. Ap- dress Box 182-J. Star_office. SALESLADIES, ithout experience. = Sell high- crvde e of Gesses And. nildren's wear 8en Manager. 327 Colorado Bids CAN" EARN $3 AN HOUR —selling, Xmas cards. The most beautiful iine in America and we pay unusually large commissions: cards sell on sight. We de- fiver land concet, "call in person or write, Simple book fiee. Open evenings for you convenlence. Process Engraving Co.. 1187 National Press Blde.. 14th and P sts. n.w. GIRLS, two, for modeling ; must be attractive and wear size 3 or 4 shoe. Apply Traveler Shoe Store, 418 7th st. n.w. EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. ARD EMPLOYMENT AGENCY—Help E’{Afl}) kinds furnished. Cull North ‘u.l . 1402 9th st. n.w. 21 STENOGRAPHERS, $20-525 wk. No charge uniess placed. Washington Employment Ex- change, 214 National Press Blde.. 14th & F. COMPETENT HELP furnished daily: positions open daily, Nat'nl Personnel Bureau. 533 Bond Bldg.._14th_end N. Y. ave. n.w. M. 5821. ENOG.. typist, bookkeeper. clerical “help. e NAree reulatry. Maln 2336, 1338 G 5t. . Boyd limployment Service. >R SENIQR FOREST AND B R RN T Ofnoeranny - tupewrifing: PROHIBITION ' AGENT, FINGER PRINT N EERVICR. PREPARATORY SCHOOL, oot a Ph. Fr. 2080 * INSTRUCTION COURSES THOSE WITH UNDEVELOPED TALENT FOR drawing, larke studios offer nractical spare- time training: will interview orly those who desire to_make Commercial Ari’a profession. Address Box 388-B. Star office. GREGG SHORTHAND BY EXPERIENCED teacher. Reasonable rates. Call D!lz‘a(‘ur 3584-, = E P RITY OF BAR- Bb‘e'" et 100% by ladies’ trade: ! d Moler trained men are wanted in bett shops, transcontinental trains, steamships. te. Write MOLER COLLEGE, 139 E. 23rd LR e i R I A S AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY BY old. reliable white driver; hour; per . FRENCH, ers: “5¢_ies p 1450 N st n.w : :'lo‘r.l,llll. doctor’s and D. C. reference. P.m. STENOGRAPHER. several vears' experience. including secretarial. general offce and ent work. desires position: colleze education: will “start $25 week. Address Box 186-J. Star_office. 3 22° STENOGRAPHER, 1 year's experience, de- sires temporary position, general office work of ‘plece work: reasonabie salary; reference. Address Box 114-J, Star office. __ 20° STENOGRAPHIC POSITION desired by hizh Thw} xrndll;lte. small salary to !;;‘rt. HOME. addressing _envelopes, etc. desired by young lady state terms Address Box 164-J, Star office. _ 21 YOUNG LADY, with 7% years experience, knowledge of typing. stenography, Monroe and Burroughs _calculators: = start’ $20 pei week. Address Box 165-J. Star office. 2. YOUNG WOMAN. white, Protestant, wants position us child's nursei hest referenge. Metropolitan 3278, * 'TUATION—DOMEST CLEAN apariments or ufternoon work and vet dinners. by o reliable woman. No Sun- dnys. Norih 9264 CLEAN APARTMENTS. dav work: reliable colored fir COOK, colored, first-class, worker. Will do part-time Wwork ed writress. North 9388. COOK. first-floor work or generul housework, colored. Home nights. N. 8202. CURTAINS STRETCHED, 50c per — pair, 40c per panel: call for and deliver any: where._ Atlantic 3811 20° DAY'S WORK of any kind {n_Virkinia, by woman_living in Arlington, Va.: kood refer- ence. P. O. Box 176. ; GENERAL HOUSEWORK by neat. coloreds girl. _Apply 654 Orleans pl. n.e. or phone | Lin. 9940, _____ £ O RAL HOUSEWORK o _day’s work foma nieh Glumbia 8927. GENERAL HOUSEWORK or part time: young_girl. _a Address 1223 9th n.w GIRL, colored, first-class laundress, wants day's’ work or chambermaid or washink. PoRpIRG B0 | i o 2 GIRL, reliable, colored, wants _part-time work or day’s work. Phone North 3454 * GIRL, colored. wants general housework: exverienced: references. 109 Kenyon n.w. . reliable. wants “weneral housework. Ealttioah Lamone i enere! house GIRL, colored, wants cleaning apartment or maid 'in_store. North 8043. " ° GIRL. colored,”wants part-time job. 1412 s or_part-time Sl "west 2020+ general house- Experienc- GIRL. experienced, colored. wishes place as Seneral Mouseworker, City references, N. oat- | | hardwood flcors and old floors refnished! electric_wiring and fixtures: porches buili | and “inclosed: garages or any kind frame. brick_or concrete work. We use the best | materinl and your work is supervised oy the manazement. personally. assuring you of a first-cass job: no cash required: easy month- pavments. and arranged to suit your con- venience. _Phons Franklin 1600 ___21° INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR DECORATORS. carpeniry work, porches, papering and paint- ing. plaster work. heating, roofing garages. plumbing. electric wiring 'and fixtures an any kind of Improvement to the home: honest work and honest brices on terms to suit your income. With no_ interest and no obligation or charge for estimate. No inter- est. 'Up to three years to pay. No trusts or mortzakes required. “And mo job too smail or oo larke. Pein Improvement Co.. Tnc., 911 7th st._n.w._Phone_Main_512. KEYS—Duplicate keys. 25 cents: made while you wait. - Turner & Clark, new address. 1221% New _York ave. n.w. Fr. 3005 LINOLEUM — All religble ‘makes. including Armstrong, Cemented or tacked down by experts. Prices that will please vou. —Also window and floor coverings. ~KLEEBLATT. | 11th and It sts. ne. Lin. 819 "~ PAINTING, PAPERHANGING -Special prices this month: uaranteed work: auick servi Call Lincolu 6998 for estimates. 125 C roll se. 25 e gk PAINTING, ~PAPERHANGING. decorating | nterior uid exterior. Harry A. Glorius, 3017 Georgia_ave. hone Col. 4338._11° PAINTING "AND PAPERHANGING — We specialize In" painting, paperhanging, hoi- water heat, electricity, plumbing, roofing. and all general contracting, We will paper average size room for $8. Work guaranteed in writing. Special reduction in il work | this week only. Cash or terms. Call Main 8007, American Decorating Co. 412 Dist. Nat. Bank_Blde. _ R PAINTING, PAPERING ~and _plastering— Speciul prices this week. First-class ma- terial and workmanship. 8. D, LOPATIN, 13320 11th_n.w.._near Park rd.Adams_5340. PAINTING - Hoilse paintiuk, interior and ex- feriors skilled mechanlcs:” feasenable, prices. ne. Paul Serene, 1205 N. Cap. st. Main_10187._ PAPERED WALLS, PAINTED WALLS, 36 up: terms. Many patronize this' shop. ~ You also. Phone Frauklin 4510. Breen's M: PAPERHANGING —Rooms 56 up. NORTHWEST DECORATI 606 L st. PAPERHANGING "AND PAINTING, guaran- teed work, At reasonable rates: 'estimates e e Tt RN PAPERHA inting, plastering, foor- estimates cheerfully given: c up to 18 months to pay. National Decorating skilled mechanic: low cost convenient Decorators. ko ‘Roo apered. B n.w. Main 9667. 23 wiven. 8. J. Koran, North 588, 1350 Newton ING, ing. heating: *he better kind: very reasonable: Cs.. 4511 Illinois ave. n.w. Adams 7578. 20% or terms: ol Adams 2955-W _after 6 p.m. CHAIR for sale; flat-toj $25._Call Shepherd 2704 | DESKS- " o Ejrnflul' flles. safes. tables: cheapest ington. *Commercial Office 30 Bth st n.w. e ale of “factory seconds” of office deskis. tables. chaits. bookcases. . cabinet safes and used office Yol can aizo rent 1t " Saum 6 E st. n.w._ Main 9136 MONDS—320c a will put diamond ring on your finger. De: dress Box 118-J. Star office. ___ 24* _ DINING SUITE—Beautiful modern walnut suite. almost new. in perfect condition; will sacrifice. _Clev. 3333-W after 5 o'clock. 22° m%n?ol”rk heau‘ulul. sllvtrdn?;;zul I“'l't‘: in August sale, ; sacrifice, 5125 cash. *Lincoln” 5730-d. o 0 FUR COAT, muskrat, ood condition; cheap. Call’ Atlantic 1944-3 < A FURNITURE—New mohair living room suite. mulberry color: also Comswell chalr: sell at real barwain 1222 Shepherd n.w FURNITURE - Livine room sulie. davenport_ suite, $74 S10: dressers, chest cabinets, rockers, easy ables, WIFFOrs, lamy hiairs. 1928 14th o, Enjoy « nice olu FURNT AND RUGS - your ‘Thankseiving dinner with np tur- key, free with one of our handsome. low- priced dinette or dining room suites. We have Just recelved two carloads of quality walnut and mahogany bedroom sultes. A beautiful floor or bridee lamp free with each ite. A varlety of toys and noveities for the children. A variety of mirrors from 95¢ Up. “A variety of smokers. book (ruughs. k racks. bookeases, Gov. Winthros gateleg, extension and dave Windsor _chairs, = dressers. chiffo- niers. dressing tables, chifforobes. chest of drawers. A variety of living room and bed- davenport suiles. Unfinished chairs and breakfast sets. Best line of beds. sorings and matiresse: We can save you time aad money. New Bargain House. 2004 14th n.w N. 3942. Open evenings until 9. k. ¥ i rug, OxI2: cost $300: can bought for $65. 1325 Madison st. n.w FURNITURE at a reasonable brice ut 5307 13th st n.w. Can be seen after 21st. 22° FURNITURE—New 1iving room suite. chest | of drawers, twin beds, mirror, kitchen cabinet. | gate-leg table, chairs, dressers. library table, chifforobe, rugs. large small: good con- dition: reasondble.. 2014 Kalorama rd. FURNITURE Wednesday. Nov. 21st, sal Weschler's, 920 Penna. . complete household fur: UgS. carpet, linen, pianos, talking machines. lunch room lolhhl '8 and chairs, new electric fixtures, | e a includes TES' T quick disposal insures price. _ Call North 863. ™ e | SETTER, snd_modern furniture of every description. FURNITURE-| 't sell your furniture or anything of value until you ecall Pranklin 7053. We pay the highest cash prices. Call us and be convinced. Notes PFurnitw House, 405 10th 3 FURNITURE Would Liks {0 purchase some s rhiture to outfit large house. Sieno: cat . ash. _Franklin_5394. 24 FURNITURE—Shannon is payini Drices for furniture. rugs. pianos. ofic niture._antiques. etc. _Adams_2131 e Co : or bhone Frankiin. 10361, FURNITURE of 'y lescription: rices paid _ Write or_ bl Bse uare Deal Furniture Co.. 501 Eve st. FURNITURE — I pay more money for your llo“s!hflld’} s id office furniture 639 La. ave_ M. 5529: Adams 1103 siter_6_p.m. GOLD. silver. watches. dlamonds snd_ old lewelry needed In our manufscturing dept. Full cash value_paid.__Selinger’s. 18 P s Spot cash paid for used uprig] ANy o e onalton: > Pnone "Co lumbia 1641, Mr. Hunter. e STAMPS, United States and Zforelgn. lari or “small_lots. . Phone Fr. 3639, Collin Stamp_Shop. 927 _15th_st._n.w. 'WANTED - Men's_clothin hoes: best prices l‘A‘\en Phone Fr. 4381, Wr) an‘zun Tth st. ' Cash Paid for Diamonds, Q. wold silver. platinum and antiaue Jew- elry. " LOUIS ABRAHAMS. 711 G n.w. ___ OLD CLOTHING BOUGHT, MEN'S., LADIES, CHILDREN'S. W. RICE. 1332 7th St. N.W._North 1755. _ ANYTHING TO SELL? whlone Main 1282 or Matn, 9530, Houtehol Elects. merchandise: stocks: s tomobiles. etc. Thirty-seven years serving the Washinkion oublic. DOGS, PETS, ETC. POLICE PUPPIES and hunting dos for sale. ORCE Wildman. Kensineion, d. ' Phone Kensington 277. ) 20 _ ICE PUPPY. ‘digreed, male, 10 _weeks, ggl; ‘inrn. nnc-w;uwnlblh 603 Eve st 0w, bt o .+ black and iths, 3$10. Louis O atite 3. iie's ? white: 340, BEAGLE HOUND, Darr, Filling Station. FOR FARM AND GARDEN. izes: nusually reasonable in Spring. CERTIFIED EVERGREEN TREES, 18 %o 24 el o e RO 3 Soring. . Lo Willinms, Ladssmith, Wik