Evening Star Newspaper, June 7, 1929, Page 49

HELP AND SITUATIONS. 49 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, JUNE 7, " LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE—The Return of the Mandrill. Today on the Radio PROGRAM FOR FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1929. JIGGERS! were COMES MRS. CRAWFISH - SHE MUSTN'Y CATCH —By HAROLD GRAY. OLD SUNSHINE HERSELF - AN WHEN SHE FINDS ALL TH SCRUSBIN AND DUSTINW DONE, AN NOTHIN O K\CK "BOUY, HER WHWOLE vm‘s GRANGE CONDUCTS PROGRAM TONIGHT \ h\mfl\ LT HOMmE, ARE MOU? LUCKY FOR WOV = AND WHERE \S THAYT RED-HEADED BRAT NEXT DOOR? SH-H-W SHE'S ON W’ STA\RS NOW- DONT LET HER (Meters on 16ft of call letters. kilocycles on right. All time p.m. unless otherwise indicated.) . Senator Capper on List of Speakers to Talk to Farmers. The second Nation-wide radio meet- ing of the National Grange, to be con- ducted sthrough a coast-to-coast net- | work of National Broadcasting Co. sta- tions tonight, will introduce a distin- guished group of speakers. WRC will be the Washington link in the trans- continental radio chain The outstanding figures in public life scheduled to take part in the unique meeting of the Grange include Senator Capper of Kansas, Representatives Ketcham of Michigan, Jones of Texas and Ruth Hanna McCormick of Illi- nois, and Louls J. Taber, National Grange master. The musical portion of the program will be provided by the Imperial Male Quartet Two other members of Congress, Senators Wagner of New York and Met- calf of Rhode Island, also will be heard by WRC's audience tonight during the | weekly “Half Hours With the Senate” broadcast. The latter will speak on “Administration _Accomplishments _to Date.” Senator Metcalf’s topic has not been announced. Gossips Present Sketch. The Gossipers, who present a serial comic sketch of metropoiitan life and & variety of musical features, are among WRC's remaining presentations. ~The Schradertown Brass Band and the Citles Service Orchestra and Cavaliers will furnish the major part of the mu- sical program. -There also will be a musical feature in the farewell evening in Paris episode, which is to go off the air after tonight's program until Sep- tember. Consplcuous _on the Cities Service program _are three dances from Sme- tana's “The Bartered Bride” to be played by Rosario Bourdon’s Orchestra. The usual solo number, “Valse Bril- liante,” will be played by Arthur Lora, flutist. The second of the series of talks ar- ranged by the Washington Chamber of Commerce to stress the importance of the air mail service will be broadcast to- night by WMAL. The speakers will be Senator Bingham of Connecticut, who has been intensely interested in the de- velopment of aviation, and Harold F. Pitcairn, president of an aviation cor- poration which bears his name. Columbia Attractions. WMAL'’s Columbia Broadcasting Sys- | tem attractions include the True Story | Hour, Enna Jettick Melodies, “Doc” West, and & new presentation called “In a Russian Village,” which consists of vocal numbers and balalaika music by Peter Biljo's Orchestra. Miss Dorsey Bryon, popular young singer, again will be the soloist on the “Doc” West program. Freddie Rich's Orchestra also will take part in this at- traction. A song written by James J. Walker long before he became mayor of New York, will be the specialty of the Enna Jettick program. It is “Will You Love Me in December As You Did in May?” Catherine Duning, pianist, and the Red Wings, a string orchestra, will pro- vide the musical portion of WOL's pro- gram this evening. There also will be another “Amos 'n_Andy” episode and a program of dinner music. Bran Hughes' Orchestra, the Har-Melody Boys, and the Gondollers are featured by WJISV. The Afflxcted Man James Box had boils upon his nech, enough to make his life a wreck; he also had rheumatic pains whenever there were snows or rains; he had a spavin on his knee which caused him frequent misery. So often had I been assured of sufferings the man endured, that I decided I would go and try to cheer him in his woe. “Some kindly ‘words,” I thought, “no doubt will help that sad and careworn scout.” I jour- neyed straightway to his door to try to soothe his spirit sore. “I have been told,” I said, “my friend, that you have troubles without end. They say that you have boils to burn, and rheumatism in its turn, that you have spavins here and there, and housemaid's knee and falling hair, And so I come with streaming eves to tell you how I sympa- thize. Life is a grievous thing, I claim, when fell diseases climb your frame, but it should cheer you up to know that nelghbors watch you in your woe, and ‘wish you some kindly act of theirs could rid you of your aches and cares.” Said Box, “My life seems full and rich; I haven't got the barber’s itch. Such trifiing ilis as I possess don't fill my bosom with distress. When I look through the almanac and note how many ailments rack the forms of more unlucky gents, I feel I should not make laments. There are a hundred deadly ills which call for wagonloads of pills, and most of them have passed me by, | #0 it were sin to wail and sigh. I a contented with my lot; I think of ills I haven't got, of croup and mumps and things like these, of gout and foot-and- mouth disease, of flu, which everywhere prevails, of whooping cough, ingrowing | nalls, of scores of ills that pass me up, and I am happy as a pup.” WALT MASON. (Copyright, 1929.) Major “Chain” Features TONIGHT. 7:00—Clities Service varied program—WRC B. C. network. 8:30—Theater memorles: third act of the “Count of Luxem- bourg"—WJZ, WBZ, ‘WBAL, WHAM, KDKA, WLW, WJR and others. 8:30—Schradertown Band; Gus and Loule—WRC and N. B. C. network 9.00—The Gossipers: sketch of metropolitan WRC and N. B. C. network. 9:30-—Doc W rds dom—WMAL and C. B. S. net- work. 9:30—Half hour with the Sen- ate: Senators Wagner of New York and Metcalf of Rhode Island —WRC and N. B. C. network. 10:00—National Grange pro- gram: prominent speakers—WRC and N. B. C. network. Hour; and N. comic lite— FREE offer made to every hearer of the Western Company’ program— cou! of the n-kn- of DR. WEST’S tooth- brushes and tooth paste "TONIGHT 9:30 P. M. tune in “WMAL” COLUMBIA NETWORK 315.6—~WRC—950. (National Broadcasting Co.) 3:00—"Seasonal Recreation,” by Capt. Charles Scully. 3:15—Helen Schaefer, contralto. 3:30—Studio program. 3:45—"Auction and Contract Flashes,” by Kenneth Fowler. 4:00—Larry Brier's Orchestra. 4:30—Jolly Bill and Jane. | 5:00—Sports talk by Thornton Pisher. | 5:10—Hazel Huntington, soprano. | 5:30—Raybestos Twins. 6:00—Motion picture guide. 6:05—Gladys Rice, soprano, with or- chestra, 6:30—Correct time. 6:31—Base ball scores. 6:32—Lotus Orchestra. 7:00—Cities Service Orchastra and Cavaliers. 8:00—An Evening in Paris. 8:30—Schradertown Brass Band. 9:00—The Gossipers. 9:30—Half hours with the Senate— Speakers, Senators Wagner of New York and Metcalf of Rhode Island. |10:00—National ~ Grange _ program. Speakers, Senator Capper of Kansas, Representatives Ketch- am of Michigan, Jones of Texas and Ruth Hanna McCormick of Illinois. {11:00 to 12:00—Lotus Orchestra. | Early Program Tomorrow. 6:45a—Tower health exercises. 7:15a—Federation morning devotions. 7:308—Cheerio. 7:50a—Parnassus String Trio. 8:00a—Miit Coleman, songs. 8:15a—Harry Merker and his orches- tra. 9:00a—United States Navy Band. 10:00a—Parnassus String Trio. 10:15a—Radio Household Institute. 10:30a—Studio program. 11:00a—Parnassus String Trio. 11:30a—Larry Brier's Orchestra. 12:30—Yoeng's Orchestra. 1:30—Gotham String Trio. 2:30—R. C. A. demonstration hour. 205.4—WJISV—1,460. (Independent Publishing Co.) 6:30—Civic program. 7:30—Bran Hughes' Orchestra. 8:00—Honey Post, comedian, 8:30—Har-Melody Boy: 9:00—David Martin, baritone. 9:15—Studio program. 9:30—The Gondollers. 9:45—Honey Post. 10:15—Bill Thompson, old-time fiddler. Early Program Tomorrow. 12:30 to 1:30—Farm news, current events and music. 454.3—WEAF New York—660 5:00—Dinner music from Sherry’s. 5:30—Twins. 6:00—Scores; Bill Scotti’s Orchestra. s:ao—\’/&cem Lopez Orchestra; Landt 0. 7:00—Concert orchestra and Cavaliers. 8:00—An evening in Paris; Irma de Baun, soprano. 8: SO—glsd and Loule with the town N 9:00—The Gossipers in comedy sketch. 9:30—Half hour with the Senate. 10:00—National Grange. 11:00—Ben Pollack’s Hotel Dance Or- chestra. 394.5—WJZ New York—760 5:00—Smith Ballew's Dance Orches- tra; scores. 6:00—Bonnie Laddiet Lou Noll, Charles Kenny, Jim Whalen, 6:15—Dr. J. C. Bloodgood. 6:30—Uncle Bob Sherwood, stories of the circus and novelty band. 7:00—Ralph_Grosvenor, baritone; Old Man Donaldson. 7:30—Good Fellows. 8:00—Billie Jones and Ernie comedy team. 8:30—Memories. 9:00—Quaker Girl. 9:30—Lew White in half-hour organ Hare, 1 1 1 1 1 1 Tecital. 10:00—Hour of Slumber Music. 422.3—WOR Newark—710 7:00—Story in Song; well known songs dramatized. 7:30—Then and Now. 8:00—Story hour. 9:00—In a Russian Village. 9:30—"Doc” West. 348.6—WABC New York—860 5:30—Studio program. 6:00—Charles W. Hamp. 6:30—Orchestra; Street Serenaders. 7:30—Orchestra; entertainers. 8:30—Ensemble; facts and fancies. 9:30—Negro achievement program. 10:00—Melodies and dance (1 hour). 272.6—~WLWL New York—1,100 5:00—Studio program. 6:00—Paulist League Hour. 272.6—WPG Atlantie City—1,100 4:30—Twilight organ recital; news. 7:00—Scores; feature programs. 10:00—Jean Wiener at organ. 282.8—WBAL Baltimore—1,060 5:00—Salon music. 6:00—Same as WJZ (1 hour). 7:00—Feature program: Music Box. 8:00—Same as WJZ (1% hours). 9:30—Musical Memories. 10:00—WBAL ensemble hour. 256.3—WCAU Philadelphia—1,170 5:15—News; scores; the Mystic. 6:00—Orchestra; Fashion Plates. 7:00—Musical features. 7:30—WOR programs (2% hrs.). 10:00—News; dance hour. 305.9—KDKA Pittsburgh—980 5:30—Hotel orchestra; score. 6:00—Studio program. 6:15—Same as WJZ (3% hours). 9:30—Hotel orchestra. 10:00—WJZ hour; scores. 260.7—WHAM Rochester—1,150 6:30—Orchestra; WGY program. 7:30—Studio; WJZ (2 hours). 9:30—Feature program. 10:00—Hour from WJZ. 00—Dance hour. Radio Trouble? Call ADAMS 4673 Capitol Radio Service 3166 Mt. Pleasant St. N.W. 1 1 1 1 1 LOCAL STATIONS. 475.9—WMAL—630. (Washington Radio Forum.) 3:00—Organ recital. 3:30—David_Ednor, violinist. 4:00—“Auction and Contract Bridge,” by George Reith. 4:15—Marion Hartley, soprano. 4:35—Thelma Callahan, pianist. 4:55—Elvina Neal Rowe, soprano. 5:15—Closing market prices. 5:30—"Feeling the Public Pulse,” by Senator Love. 5:45—The Try-Me Entertainers. 8:00—Correct time. 6:01—Flashes from The Evening Star. 6:15—Dot Myers Wildman, pianist. 6:25—Thirty Club. 6:40—“Interesting Week End Motor Trips Around Washington,” by George E. Keneipp, District of Columbia manager of the A. A A 7:00—Theronoid pano syncopator. 7:15—Jimmy and Jane. 7:30~"Importance of the Air Mail Service to Washington and the Nation,” by Senator Bingham of Connecticut and Harold F. Pitcairn. 8:00—True Story hour. 9:00—In a Russian Village. 9:30—"Doc” West, the old philosopher. 10:00—Enna Jettic melodies. 10:15 to 11:00—King Covert Vagabonds. Early Program Tomorrow. 10:00a—Radio Home Makers. 0:30a—Children’s Club. 11:00a—Agricultural program. 11:30a to 12:00—Luncheon concert. 228.9—WOL—1,310. (American Broadcasting Co.) 5:45—The Town Crier. 6:00—Public Service Man. 6:03—Andy Claus. 6:15—Dinner music. 6:30—Catherine Dunning, planist. 6:45—Red Wings, string orchestra. 7:11—Amos 'n’ Andy. 7:30—News flashes. 7:45—The Home Hunters. Early Program Tomorrow. 7:30a—Musical clock. 7:55a—Birthdays. 8:00a—Musical clock. 9:00a—Musical program. 0:00a—Household chat by Peggy Clarke. 0:30a—The Shopper's Guide. 434.5—NAA—696. (Washington Navy Yard.) 3:45—Weather Bureau reports. 7:45 to 8:00—Public Health Service broadcast No. 339: “High Blood Pressure 9:55—Arlington _time signals. 0:05—Weather Bureau reports. OUT-OF-TOWN STATIONS. Programs prepared by the Associated Press. Scheduled for Eastern standard time. 379.5—WGY Schenectady—790 5:25—Scores; WEAF programs. 6:00—Talks; scores. 6:30—Minstrel program. 17:00—Concert orchestrs. 8:00—WEAF program (3 hours). 302.8—WBZ Springfield—990 5:00—News; dinner music. 5:30—Musical comedy hits; scores, 6:00—Ray Ouimet. 6:15—WJZ programs (45 min.). 7:00—Baritone; concert music. 8:00—Same as WJZ (1; hours). 0—Sports; orchestra. :00—Scores; news; orchestra. CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN. 428.3—WLW Cincinnati—700 5—Same as WJZ (45 minutes). 17:00—Educational; orchestra. 7:30—Musical program. 0—Hour from WJZ. 0—Burnt Corkers; Adventurers. 0—Radioet presentation. 0—Chimes reveries. 2:00—Dance; Dameron & Jeter (1hr.) 280.2—WTAM-WEAR Cleveland—1, 6:00—Maids; orchestra; scores. 7:00—Hour from WEAF. 8:00—Suitmen; Three Twins. 9:00—Fur Trappers’ Orchestra. 9:30—Friday frolic hour. 0:30—Variety, organ, dance (212 hrs.). 398.8—WCX-WIR Detroit—750 6:30—Same as WJZ. 7:00—Hotel ensemble. 30—Musical program. 100—Same as WJZ. 9:00—Soldiers; Serenaders. 0:00—Dance; news; Amos; dance. :00—Orchestra (2 hours). 405.2—WSB Atlanta—740 0—Harry Pomar's Orchestra, 0—Concert; WJZ program. 30—Feature program. 00—Concert program. :45—Hawalian Ensemble. 277.6—~WBT Charlotte—1,080 0—WJZ program; feature. 0—Musical; WJZ program. 0—Studio music. 9:00—Feature programs. 365.6—WHAS Loulsville—820 8:30—WJZ program. 7:00—Wialana Duo; scores. 7:30—Studio concert. * 8:00—WJZ program. :30—Ray Bahr's music. :30—WEAF program. 0—Homing hour. 1:00—Amos; news; dance (1 hour). 461.3—WSM Nashville—650 :00—Markets; newscasting. 7:30—WJZ programs (1 hour). 30—Scores; Craig's Orchestra. 9:00—WJZ and WEAF (1 hour). 0:00—Symphony music. 10:30—Soprano, tenor and orchestra. 270.1—WRVA Richmond—1,110 6:00—Byrd Trio; Amos-Andy. 7:00—Sports; musical movie news. 7:45—Talk; WJZ half hour. 8:30—Visit to Hanover Country. 9:00—Program by trio. 0—News-Leader hour. 9 10:30—Hotel orchestra. 11:15—Theater organ hour. WMAL—Every Friday at 10 P.M. “Enna Jettick” Shoes exclusively at /th & K 3212 14th 1207 F [CEr e —} | ME OVER HERE AT MOUR PLACE - KNOW NOU SAW HER COMIN'— LET HER THINK SHES SPRASED A FulLwN TO_FT\ND LOAFING AROUND WATH EXPECTED HER NMOou - GOV 1O BE RUINED- W VO SOME FouLKs IO BE LIKE THAT? HA\)E aQRAM : CLOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 11 pm. day before publication. For Sunday, 5:30 p.m. Saturday. At the Branch Agencles, one hour earlier, both for daily and Bunday. Only Exceptions. Death notices and Lost and Found advertisements for the daily will be accepted up to noon day of issue extept Saturday and Legal Holidays, when the closing time is 10:20 a.m. Death Notices and Lost and Found for The Bunday Star will be sccepted up to 11 p.m. Saturda: =t Never mall ortgmal recommendatfons when answering advertisements for employment. USE COPIES. p— HELP—MEN. AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN to_sell Oldsmo- | and the new Viking 8 selling experi- our men sell both new and Pohanka oile 6 ence desired: used cars. Apply sales manager, Service, 1126 20th st. n.w. AUTO MECHANIC ted; miliar with sl makes of cars. Moore; oISt - wos oS BANK CLERK—Young man for position of clerk and runner. Good chance to learn banking. _Address Box 128-A. Star office. BARBERS-(2), colored, wanted. Apply 1942 th_st. n.w. BASS PLAVER wanted. §626._Col. 4657 BOY, high-school. for outside work, having ®ood’ knowledge of mech. drawing. 'Answer, stating qual.. specimen of handwriting, sa Star offic . large. white, willlng to work for & 59 a week to start with prospects one who is fa. Apply Mr. Call at once, North BOY, future. BOOKKEEFER, state expected and reference: Star office. BUSHELMEN at CABINETMAKER and finisher: ployment. Please give qualifications in letter. Box 206-A. Star_office. e CAB_DRIVER to drive Dodge, day_work Tndependent cab.~ Call Georgia 3123, Friday, between 7 and 8 p i CARPENTER, non-union, youns, intelligent, for extended employment. ~ See janitor. 3404 Erospect ave., Georsetown, between M ’.'na steady _em- CAR WASHER, must_be _experienced _and have excellent reference. Tom's Auto Ser i 7 N st n.w . CHAUFFEURS, relinble, with identification cards. ~Apply Wardman Taxi Garage, rear 2013 M st. n.w. CLERK, electric-radio store; experienced pre- ferred. State experience. references dnd salary’ desired. ~Address Box 129-A, Star | office. CLERK, experienced, also_cut meat for grocery business. Must have reference. 1501 COLLECTOR, hard-working man, With c one’ who is not afraid of long hours earn 345 & week and have steady. all-year position. 735 7th St n.w. COLLEGE STUDENT — Spend Summer in country in healthful. profitable work: mini- mum earnings $252 for 12 weeks Give de- tals first letter. Address Box 313-Z, Star office. CREDIT MANAGER, preferably one experi- enced in furniture’ business: good salary: state experience and former connections. Ad- dress Box 190-A. Star office. ELECTRICIAN for house wiring, ABRlr to T, Pumphrey. Meadows. Md. ~Phone Martboro 8.1 at once. Must have toqls. JUNIOR DRUG CLERK. also sxperienced Soda “dispenser. Address Box 213-A, Star office. MAN with car_can make 335 & week o start, working with experienced sales man- aver: married or settled single man prefer- Ted, ' Apply_Room 208, Bank of Commerce & Savings Blde. 7th & E sts. n.w. MAN. young, to take charge of book stores and library Work. Experlenice not necessary. References must be the best for honest ability and willingness _to work. ~D-P. Box 79. Station F. New York City. £00d opportunity for right man. | ‘Address | HELP—MEN. (Continued. SITUATION—WOME! (Continued.) “RECOMMENDED SERVICE. (Continued.) STONEMASONS. Wanted at once—Stonemasons to work on Arlington Memorial Bridge. Apply in person ready for work at job_office. SHOE SALESMEN. Must_be high-class shoe men. Accustomed to serving finest clientele. Apply_4th Floor, M. 8. Rolfe, Delman Shoe Salon, 1221 Cq ve. WE WANT THREE SALESMEN. There is room in our organization for three men. Our sales quota makes it Dos: | sible for three men to make earnings com- | parable to executive salaries, selling the new 6-cvlinder Chevrolets, with the privilege of selling used cars. See Mr. Shreve between | "R.L>FAYLOR MOTOR cO. | 14th at T St. NW. | | OPENING FOR 2 MEN WITH LARGE PA. CORPORATION. | Tnis is » permanent position with im- mediate return and advancement in the | near future. consequently & job hunter or ad chaser cannot qualify. Must have clean | fecord and reasonable education, as weil as good personality and business ' experience; also a car. Having managed men would bé @reat asset but not a requisite. Our men are informed of this ad_and all inquiries positively confidential. This not. can- vassing. _Address Box 182-7. Star office, #iVing Dresent position, business experience age and average earnings for past vears. All replies must be in by Saturday | Toon. RECENT GRADUATE —of recognized college or university to train for executive position with large corporation. Reply in own handwriting, stating college attended, year of graduation, age, he|ght. weight and details of business ex- perience. Address Box 143-X, Star office. | | | SALESMAN. Sporting goods, with car. know city and nearby Attractive proposition. coaches, referees, ones with coaches preferred. once. THE Must | schools. | Former acquainted | Apply at VIM SPORTING GOODS CO., 1327 G St. N.W. |DRIVER-SALESMAN, white, for one of highest-grade retail establishments in Washington; prefer married man with indus- ‘lrml insurance experience; good | salary and possibilities for ad- |vancement; references necessary. ! \ddrc 75-A, Star office. WANTED—SAI.E | MAN, experienced, fer property maintenance trage’ liberal commisisons. Room 910, 1427 Eye st.. noor | POSITION in"old firm open for good lnlex- | man to push heavy-duty truck equipment: share in every sale made in territory co! ered; experienced truck man preferred, b Dot essential. Address Box 159-A. ' Star | offce. SALESLADY, exnmen:m. ror greditcloth- | Apply_Aski th o gluu t_manner and school a"De tree o Travel " Adaress work_an ree to travel. Box 312-7, Star_office. & s SALESWOMAN with cultured volce: must, NURSE, undergraduate, doetor's er dentist's oflice. o will do priyste duty._Address Box 70-A. Star_office. NURSE_wants responsible_position for Sum- mer. -~ Care of the aged. $15 per week. Miss Sheridan. 222 11th st. n.e. 'SODA DISPENSERS, Irving Delicatessen, nw. SOLICITORS' wanted, Good ™ proposition. alary and commission. Steady employment. 3" Hatrs, Route 3. Rockvilie, Md. experienced. _ ADPIY 3070 Mt. Pleasant st. ;’sié;zs!:‘ private duty, day or night. Atlantic PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER WORK of evers description done as you like fit, includ- ing d\cunhone service: ‘reasonable rotes. 516 | Distric! t. nk Bldg. or Main 63 L of | STENOGRAPHER. experienced. to work and live in established ~high-class apartment house: prefer couple—man and wife, mother hter or two sisters—one employed __Address Box 243-7, Star office upenenrea, Avply As- TEAGRER. or - collese sadent Tor Summer months for yolume library work: splendid experience: $210 for 60 days. Address Box 3 Star_office. 0-Z. P. B. x OPERATOR will accept perma. nént or Telief work; hotel experience. Metr politan 5707. anonmsgz T{VP!ST evenings. Tele- o'c! ck. OUNG COLLEGE WOMAN desires position. Capable of most any work except dictation: Consider _anything that offers salary and | Chance of advancement. Phone Decatur | 5150-W. o WAITRESSES—Several _refined _girls for waitresses at mountain camp; work pleasant and profitatle; transportation paid. AppIY after 4 p.m.. Friday only. 1818 K st. n.w WAITRESS, white, high type, refined. K st. n. i = WOMAN—A firm with & national reputation desires_woman of unquestioned character and refinement for important traveling po- $ition: must be over 28, with good education {college preferred); personality more impor- tant than experierice; guaranteed income: splendid opportunity for rapid advancsment %0 ‘executive position. Call in person. Mrs. Rine, the La Fasette Hotel WOMAN wanted, good white. needing a home; companion to woman and light duties small compensation. = Address Box 18 Star_offic experience o Koty " Ambassador W . _youi counter work, st._n.w. CHAMBERMATD-WATTRESS, ress, experienced, good references, or cook. housekeeper: stay or_go away for Summer. | Address Box 164-A. Star_offic GENERAL HOUSEWORK or some nights or g0 home; ref. st.nw. GIRL, color position as maid or waitr 2418-J. g5 GIRL. colored, job. €19 L st. n.w. GIRL. colored, for general housework. stay nights. 1419 Golumbia st. n.w. Pot. 3165. * PL. Colored, wants day’s work. Best ref erence. Phone West 2553 between 4 and | 9 pm. nurs stay 1315 Corcoran | desires Dosition in | HEA' Steam and hot-water systems easonable prices. For estimates. Lin. 248. 1221 Morse ne. 116 HOUSE CLEANING of every description: fioors shellacked, varnished and waxed. ~Drop card to J. A. Downing, 1155 4th st. n. KEYS—Duplicate keys. 25 cents: made w —hile you wait. Turner & Clark, new address. 12211 New York ave. n.w. Fr. 3005. LAWN MOWERS sharpened and repaired: delivery service: lawn rollers for rent. 917 i1th st. | Fr._ 10183 ERS sharpened. tepaired. bullt. Cal for “and delivered. Hutchins Co.. 1218 C st. n.w. Main 868, LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED. rebullt, paired, etc. Call for and deliver, ARMIGER. 916 N. Y. ave.n.w.: Franklin 1707 LINOLEUM—AIl reliable _makes, including Armstrong. Cemented or tacked down by experts. Prices that will please vou. Also window and floor coverings. KLEEBLATT. th Lin. 87, PAINTING—Best lead paint: carpenter work, metal weather stripping: start work in 24 hours, Col. 9135 till 7_ PAINTING. PAPERING, decorating: interior and exterior. Harry A Glorius & Co.. 2017 Ga. Phone Col. 4338. je2 PAINTING—Int. and_ext. house penting, export, floor Sntshing; sictlled mechanics’ Paul Se st.Main 10167, PAPERING_Have your work done fow at low prices. Rooms. $6 and up: personal atten- tion. J. Egdall. 3559 10th n.w. Adams 7149, PAPERHANGING —Prompt. reliable t low prices; skilled mechanics. | estimates. L. 1. Col. 5542 | PAPERHANGING done at reasonable prices. | All workabsolutely guatantecd: aiso baint- 5. Javson, 1416 Maryland ave. ne. Lificoln 8590. 8 T Te- service Get my housework or nw. e e llc work or bachelor apt. Phone Met. 7112, GIRL wants un;: weneral 10_Que MARKERS and assorters, white; must be experienced. Apply Mr. Scott, Dupont Laun- dry 2535 Sherman ave. TADY, experienced, to take charge | of hosiery and underwear dept. Also salesladies. Permanent position, good salary. Must have experience. Apply J. E. Cunningham Co., 214 7th nw. THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC TELEPHONE COMPANY. DESIRABLE POSITIONS ARE AVAILABLE FOR YOUNG WOM- | El QUALIFYING FOR TELE- PHONE OPERATING. SALARY PAID WHILE LEARN QUENT INTERVALS. APPLY TO APPLICATION DEPT, ROOM 1, 1722 12th ST. N.W. SWOMEN FOR DRESSES. A splendid opportunity is of- fered to refined young women; only those with experience need apply. See Mrs. Erlebacher, 1210 F st., between 2 and § p.m. | SALESMEN WANTED—Ex, | bond salesmen for high-class local Droposi- | tion. "Only those with good references will | B onsidered. |30 Second National Bank nw. Wsu.zsmm for our new-car department; | automobile selling experience not necessary: to the right men we will teach the art of | selling the world's best buy—Chevrolet—a {six in the price range of the four. Liberal Commission” basts and Allowances: hustiers earn 3150 to $300 per month. To successful applicaits we wifl elve "acanite Territory, floor periods, live leads and assist in every Way. References required. A”é to sburg, Owens Motor Co., . INSTRUCTION COURSES. AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGHT. In- quire about or new method: licensed white men:_established 10 ye Call_Lin. 82, YOU CAN'T PICK UP TELEPHONE opnun'- ing these busy days. You ha be {atignt. - Private school of . B X. 'w Oxford Bldg.. corner 14th and N. Y. avs rienced stock or MAN, voung, for gasoline filling station. Must’ be thoroushly experienced in lubri- cating and handling of cars. Reference re- gulred "Btar Service Station, 12th &, C s MAN, 3 in_real estate office. Addru; snx T40-A" Star office. AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY. EX pert lady and men instructors. Call Conov: 2128 H st.n.w. West 3 10! MEN, WOMEN_JOBS FOR LINOTYPE OP- erators, $50-360 weekly: short hours. Burton | Linotype School, 930 H st. n.w.i day or eve. MAN, radio _service. experience _required. Give 'references. experience and wages de- sird in reply. Address Box 141-A. Star office. MAN for truck garden: one family pre- forrea. F. G, Thompson. Suitiand, Md Phone Capitol Helghts 296-) MAN. young, white, to drive_Do ek and work in hardware store. State age. ex- Derience if any. and salary expected to start. Address Box 191-A. Star office RACT BRIDGE OR AUCTION BRIDGE ent by mail. Eight lessone. 45 Write _ Mrs. FORTESCUE. 1911 F IP A DOUBTER, PASS ON; IP PROGRES. sive, read. ~Think of the educational and’ money school note courses: get the best, you ‘can. Inqu! obligation. Bova Becretarial Mnso‘ 338 G op M 393 MAN, fenders and “body. first-ciass only need goply. Detroit Body and Fender Works, 2035_Georeia_ave AVIATION LECTURE TONIGHT. 8 fg“";’,". IoMei VR AT Ticaton. "uls'E xperienced repairman on all makes of cars. Must have own tools. -Apply Pumphrey_Motor_Co.. Meadows. Md MEN_Big_money for the right men_ ADpIY Mr. Skinner for full details. Between 2 and '657_Pa. ave. s.e MEN wanted to mana stores in W. Va. Must be cards and dress windows Lewic. Mt. Hope' W._Va MEN. 21 (o 45 years. of neat appes work from electric store. At 10 a.m. tomor- row. see Mr. Christopher. Potomac Electric Appliance Co.. 14th & C sts. n.w MEN, 4. wanted today: neat appearanc sell koods on tralns. A small cash security and blue sult required. Apply to Mr. La Mon. Unlon News Co.. E. basement, Union Station. MEN_Every automobile owner. § oll ‘station needs motor oll: you' can take the order: liberal commission and reorders. See manager, 3215 Georgia ave., 9 to 11 a.m. NURSE-COMPANION Army or Navy Phone North 8880 I PHOTOGRAPHER who now works in & Government department and who would like to make some extra money in his spare time: this man knows photography and has an acute artistic sense for unique work: he is equipped to do all finishing. This open- ing is with one of Washington's largest real estate organizations, and the man who fills the berth will have complete charze of their Dhotogranhic work. Address Box 258-Z, Star office. PORTER for financirl instittuion: must_be sober, industrious and clean. Address Box 741-7. Star office. PRESSER. _experieiiced. Cleaners and_Dyers. 3540 14 n.w. SALESMAN. experienced in interviewing business men. to take charge of necessary office machines of unusual merit. Good financial returns for earnest. ‘able worker. Addrese Box 196-A. Star_office SALESMAN. “apprentice; young man. mh- school_graduate. preferred: willing to work hard selling lithographed stationery: small salary to start. with good future. For inter- view_address Box 25 SILK PRESSERS, once. " Riverside 612 M st. sw. Apply Ben). for invaiid; former Medical Corps preferred. " Hilltop exp Abply Dry Cleaning Co., r SPANISH LESSONS, NATIVE LADY. Apart- ment 55, 1412 Chapin. = Columbia 814, Call evenings. 9 DRAFTSMEN -Earn 340 o 3100 Der week: h you drafting at home in_spare e Gman’ monthly ayments. WE-GUAR ANTEE positions to gri schools.__Address Box_ 300 Tune 24 to Bept. 24: stenographic, secretarial and civil service subjects; the three months for $20: day or evening sessions. Enroll now. MT. PLEASANT SCHOOL for SECRETARIES, Tiyoll Theater Buildin Telephone_Col._3000. {AUTO DRIVING, uurrl(f Complete Course to Ou-Hh for Permit. FRANKLIN 1994. 11* Aviation Your Opportunity. Enter this ngldlv growing industry intel ligently; 1000.000 planes predicted by 1935 trained men ‘are needed in every branch: positions avail t $3.000 to $15,000 yearl: Summer classes: reduced rates. Open eve: nings to Avxauon School of America, 1108 16th St. Phone North 430. 17° SUMMER TERM; SPECIAL CLASSES FROM ' Ch [& —_—— HELP—DOMESTIC. COOK, first-class _colored, references Te- quired. Seashore; 3 months. Part laundry mith washing machine. $80. Miss Ehrlich, Decatu; COOK. expemnceu. general houseworker, in apartment. None but experienced need apply. Evenings. Apt. 106, 1517 13th st. n.w. 8% 00d, to leave city; $60; references. COOKy North o GmRAL HOUB‘WORKEN- must be good plain_cook; references. Phone Clev. 522. * GIRL for Summer at sea shore. lIght House- Work and iaundry. No cooking. 38 per week. North 8045-J. GIRL. col for len-nl Thausework. ply 338 Maryland a HOUSEKEEPER, for llnlll place in country, near Wi ton. Must be at, middle- ued. ull and good cook. $50 per monm. Box 133-A. Star office. FIOUSERERPER.foF cooking and Fomework: suburban family; no children. Address Box 89-A, Star_offic Ao- 1631_Euclid st. n.w.. Apt. 202. MATD for general housewcrk; no Washing: good_wages. _Call at 2208 Que st. 1% NURSE-MAID, experienced, white, for boy 2 sears old; reference reqiired; wages, $60 per month. __Call_Cleveland 4959. GOOD | ING WITH INCREASES AT FRE- | o away for Summer a3 maid IRLS (2) to = ent_reference. North 8 Sr hiarse. excell LADY, young. with little girl, wishes thl Housework. Small wages. Address Box 7. 0 offce. i MAID—Want place_for maid_during my ab. Sence sbroad: 12 years in family; best of references. North 888. 8 WOMAN. colored, éxperienced, would take po- sition with bachelor lady or gentieman; ref. Adams 1775. WOMAN, reliable, colored wants days work, | cleaning’ or lmundry. Reference. Decatur 3643 MAN. neat colored. wants piace Tight, houseworker; reference: 1326 W st. n.w. a5 _cook and will %o | PAPERING, PAINTING Floors. Rooms pa- pered, 36 up. Woodwork painted, $3 up | BSErS” cleanca. reninished, 81 up. i1 years: | satisfactory service. = Financing arranged. A vear to pay. Satisfed customers our_ref erences .’ Breen. decorators. Main 3361 night. Decatur_651. PAPERHANGING AND PAmG—Sneclll prices this week only We will scrape and Size when recessary and paper average Toom for §1. - Paperhansing guaranteed i writing for 5 vears. = Interlor and exterior Dainting at special prices. We use Dutch Boy lead, pure linseed oil and turpentine only. “Cash or terms up to 3 years to pay. Payment on_ work done now to begin in July, Peoples’ Home Decorating Co. 817 9th st n.w. _Main 7417 PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING —Our spe- cial low Summer prices are now in effect. | Call for an estimate. Al our work guaran: | teed.” “Metropolitan Decorating Co., Frankiin 800, 627 E st. n.w. AN wants_general housework: willing | to go away. 1336 Corcoran st. n.w. BEAUTY PARLORS. SPECTAL _this _ week—Eugene permanent wave, marcel top and ringlet end, $7.50. Es- blished 25 vears. 925 Grant pl. Fr. 6130. A REALLY BEAUTIFUL PERMANENT w.w! at the MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL for 5. Other beauty culture work at low prices. | Open’ daily “until’ & Mon. Wed, and Fri. until 9 p.m. 817 14th st. n.w. Fr. 9818. PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING — Rooms | Papered; 6 and up: guaranteed Arst-ciass | Fork: eitimates and samples ubmitted frge. | PAPERHANGING = Rooms Prpered. 35~ sxd 55 estimates Throianed: work Suarantced: T 'George, 3120 18th st. n.w. APt Becatur 4145, PAPERING § rooms and 2-story hail. 160 Rewest Datterns, Iatest plastic paint textures bainting all kinds —Adams 3326. PAPERHANGING, Toof work. paintis—Work |‘Elaranteed . Estimates ©given. Riehtway Revair Co.- 219 Mills Bidg." Main msn MOTOR TRAVEL, ATLANTA, $13; Miami, $23: Detrolt, $10: Tex., $25 share exp, all points. Travel Bureau. Sterling Hotel. Main 53 WILL d cxpenses: first-clags driver: | dress Box 107-A, Star office. | PERSONAL. references. ersonal The rate under heading of to the 153 Cents "Der line addition Tesular line Tat TRY THE BEST PERMANENT WAVE FOR 35¢ 'no extras. CHEZ NATALIE. 1317 F st. | Bow."°All" methods employed. - Met. 5631 | SLIF_COVERs, s.Po. SUTTE WITH SEP. | Cushions, snap fastencrs; incl. matenial. $16.50 Re L. Tsherwood. 1513 28t s.e. Lin._ $350. CARS WASHED, §1. 3150 MOTORS_AND Chassis *cleaned. 31, $1.50. Tops dressed. | Slemiting. 1326 M o Fr. 3166, 11 PARENTS—ALLOW YOUR CHILDREN IN- Visorating sali wir at earby beach: super: Vition ‘of frained nurse and dietetian: ber ‘week. “Address Box 83-A, Star offce, or &), STot-w! i CONVERSATIONAL FRENCH, EPANISH. Gefman: individuai tnstruction. 1450 N s Sw. ‘Tel. Potomac 968, 31 per hour. GETTYSBURG. _PA. SUNDAY—_T7-PASS. Cadillac. Through battlefields and return, 36, For reservations call Adams 7745. 8% BEST, OF MOTHER'S LOVE AND CARE for infants and children, shade and a horse to ride; tresh milk and frult and vesetaples. PSYCHOANALYST —(PSYCHOLOGIST, B. | Sc.). desires room (or office space) in return for services. Address Box 303-Z, Star office. MAXIMUM SUMMER COMFORT AT MINI- | mum Summer rates. 2 rooms. bath. | en and gallery. “From $50 up. Monterey | Apartments, 2902 Porter st. n.w. Phone Clev._6790. PERSON, reliable. experienced, care lmnll child: other light duties. Small salary. fea. Address Box 185-A. Star ofice. WANTED WOMAN, white, between 30 and 40 for general housework: nights. 2510 24th n.e. WOMAN, settled, colored. general housework, small family; stay nights preferred. 1304 Delafleld pl. 7., after 6 p.m. Adams 6338 Seheral Fogeework and ildren. Stay nights. Yo 7 Randolph st. n.w. Tellable, Tor Fond eferred. | ,_white, for general housework cooking references. 5 and 7 pm. YOUNG WOMAN, colored. fo heiper and housework; reference: apin_st. n.w.. No. 5. WOODWARD & LLOTHROP desire the services of an experi- enced colored woman cook. Ap- ply before 11 a.m. or after 3 p.m., employment office, 9th floor. —_— SITUATION—MEN. ACOOUNTANT available for temporary or permanent position; general office and tax experience; 12 years' experience: best refer- ces._Address Box ar ofice. __* ences. omce.__* _ BOY, colored, honest, wants sition in permi feteria or_store: h: CHAUFFEUR. housem 10 ¥ CEHence 38 re oldr sinsie. wiling o lesve glty” Good recommendation. 1440 8 st. n.w. Phone Wisconsin 3875 between ‘mother's 371430 o BUSINESS INSTRUCTION. CHAUFFEUR, & petienced ariver, any make car: reference. Nol ELECTRICIAN, : PREPARE NOW FOR CENSUS OFFICE EX- amination. The Civil Service rnman School, s.e. cor. 12th & F sts. n.w. Met. 6337. EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. = COMPETENT HELP furnished dally: posi- tions ‘open. daily. Nat Personnel Bureau. | Room 211. 1405 Eve st. n.w. M. 5821 STEN HE] JOOKKEEP] TYP; ists. male and female, needed to supply the 1.400 firms that use this office regulariy as their employment dept. In the past five years we have placed 3,791 people in_office positions: no charge uniess placed. Wash- m:llan ‘!mvlflyment Exchange. 214 Nat. Press rih exp. in all_kinds of work. Main 1556, after 3. pm. call Fr. 8842, Br: 308, ddle aged, white, War veteran, conscientious, honest, worthy of trust, desires steady job. ~Thomas Browne, | Box_184-. Mice 9! M ite, consciencious and hon. est, would like position In hotel. office build- ing, or apartment house: furnish own tools: good references. Call Atlantic 1316-J, 5 to Dl e HELPER in bakery by middle-aged baker. or watchman for any line of business. Cali Hyattsville 1181 ki MAN, colored, aged 24. wants work in a rage washing cars. 1122 N. H. ave. n. West_114: h_and F._Main 2480. ts daily, POSITIONS Need 80 aoicants ogTaphers. bookkeepers, clerk: Pree reg. smen, ete. Istration. Main 233! s, 5 \ Boyd's, 1338 G n.w. MAN: 35. position as & companion or valet to eiderly gentleman. Can furnish excel- B Tt Address Box 103-A,” Star office. . SODA DISPENS] he over 18 yei Pharmacy. SODA DISPENSE! olice. n.w. STUDENTS and teacher; £25 per week to start, Metropolitan_Bank ¥ for_evening work. Must s of age. Wardman Park exienced. with Tefer- Albany Pharmacy. 17th and H gts outside sales work. afler” Brush Con 308 PFTP—WOMEN. BEAUTY OPERATOR to help on Edmonds permahent wave. Apply Emile, Inc., 1221 Conn._ave. CHAMBERMAID ~wanted Hotel, 640 Pa. ave. Bow. FANCY PRESSER. Monroe Dry CI Potomac 3147. Com. | ing | TATLOR._ v 407 8th 3156 YOUNG MAN possessing the ability to Inter- view 10 persons each day. 'Call at Room 27_Colorado Bldg. before hoon Tiospi nursing experiénce for work in pri stitution; good references required. Col._ra. YOUNG MAN, with knowledge of bookkeep- Ing. who desifes to learn the retail busines from the standpoint of merchandising. AD By by Ieurrcgnly. inown_handwriting. We have an nnenlnt for a man pi vears of age, With shoe experience, to mai retail shoe store with largest shoe retailers in_world. Apply 943 Penna. ave. 10° WANTED A Printing Clerk who knows his business. He must be fa. miliar with costs. production. type. material and the various processes. He must be well educated. neat in appearance and thorough- Iv capabie of dealing with high-class clien- tele. State experience. where and how long * emploved. positions held and salary expect- Sploved; Poatliont, B 74 Shiiress i Co.. 3128 13th st. h.e. Poto FOUNTAIN GIRLS, experienced: references Gall, Saturday, Investment Pharmacy, 1509 | st._n.w. MAN desires position in real estate office: miscellaneous work; can furnish good ref. Address Box 1 Star_office. PAINTER wants work of any kind: will con- tract very reasonably. Call from 8 to 6 R. fller, Franklin 6369. SECRETARY-STENOGRAPHER, 5 vears' ex- perience. efficient in general office work Best "references. Address Box 173-A. Star office. - d | must be used to children and have World | __ f. | SUPERVISED OUTDOOR RECREATION F( your boy, all day or after school. We c son by automobile. ps. all Cail our ikes and auto tr} 35 per weel for and return Golf, hand ball. under college supervisor: H st. n.w.. Mr. YOUNG. o LET US COLLECT . YOUR BAD BILLS. sults—no charge. Phone Columbia 3842. tient, semi-invalid, on small place near Washington; good food and aquiet essential: state terms. Address Box 204-A, Star office. | COLLEGE wOMAN DESIRES ROOM. ao.mn self and child, care of child daytime. Re- | finea private family only. Suburbs. Address | Box_184-A. Star office. REDUCING BATTLE CREEK EXERCISER Diet. 10 (reatments, $5. Cabinet baths, elec. treatments. ~ Offices. 917 18th n.w. Fr. 429. % A “NATURELLE’ PERMANENT WAVE FOR §10: = beautiful, natural-like wave that re- quires no finger waving; the sensation of the yeari, done by eraduste operators about | alf ‘the price charged elsewhers. Ph ubpoiniment . Nor(h 10395 MARELLE HON- OUR_GRADUATE_SCHOOL. 1325 N. H. ave. PRACTICE YOUR FRENCH—ROOM _AND board with Parisian family. Also lessons. Potomac 458 10° VIOLET RAY—ELECTRIC _TREAT graduate nurse. 939 New York ave. n.w., Apt 5."over dentist. Daily, Sundass, hrs." 10:8 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 attention. For admission to Recommended Service Column call Main 5000, Branch 115. BEDDING—Prepare for your Spring house | cleaning. - Mattresses, pillows, box springs and | wire springs renovated and remade. Let us do it now, before the rush. Columbis Bed- ding Co.. 219 C 528 MATTRESSE: bo; springs and st S prom; piliows reno: be nrlsp apd, prompt dek BEDDIN vated and steril- {zed, by process approved by Health Dept. Prompt service and low prices 15 5th st. n.e. Decatur 755 BEDDING RENOVATED, springs, mattresses, pillows, feather mat.; down comforts 1 | CARPENTER-BUILDER, remodeling. general repairing of property; offices fitted up, H. Johnson. 1365 Irving. Col. 6917. ____ 10 CARPENTER _WORK—Special ~ prices week only on large or small jobs. estimates._Main_7418 | CARPENTER—Porcnes —enciosed. | screens, fences, painting, wreckin ing in general. Pot. 3437-J. CARPENTER— Porches _screened, _ inclosed. repaired: fences bullt: estimates free. Mor- gan Brining, 1359 Tavlor st n.w. Adams 16: this Free tinning, remodel- SITUATIONS—MEN 2 White only. &s mother: Er"0t1y ‘one 'who iikes Children need appiy: | excellent home. _Franklin_47. GIRLS fo assist in beauty shop: must be Fillng to work; no experlence necessary: .. youn Telp- | M. | John Clifford. Us Znoree s 9 nds care of groom, of housework. horses. thoroughly Wite, il e SITUATION—WOMEN. classes iile, Va. $13_per week. Franklin LADY, Joung immediately for general ofice work. ' Knowledge of stenog: and type- writing preferred. State age and previous exverience. Hours 9 to 6 p.m. Address Box 202-A. Star office. 8 LADIES, youns, as iTs. riety Store. 8510 Conn. ave. Peoples va- A ANT-BOOKKEEPER _wan| part time or hourly; experienced, capable Teasonable; best references. Address Box 216-A._Star_office. | BEAUTY OPERATOR desires pasition out of town; specializing in fing ing and celing. _Address Box 174-A, Star office. OPERATOR. first-class. Apply in person at Mary's Beauty Shoppe, 201 Mass. ave. n.w. PERMANENT WAVER and single waver: must have at least 5 years' experience; 340 Der week: steady position. Address Box 169-A. Star_office. PORO BEAUTY CULTURIST wanted. first- class: §00d wages. Apply 1900 18th st. n.w., . GIRL wants light office work. Phone Frank- Iin_8730-W. 7 GIRL, colored, experienced. in private iamily or with dressmaker. Decatur 4464 after 6:30. ie_ DY, “middle-agetl, wishes Dosition on steam’table or supervisor of cafeteria or in- stitution; three years' experience. Best ref- erences for character and ability. = Addre: Box 97-Ay. 7 wishes sewin Call SALESGIRL. work 6 to 10 pm.: pay. 87 week; Bunday extra pay. 619 Penne. aye. nw. o and nion for old lady Add) Box IE: Star ofcg. CARPENTERING—Let us build that new | e for you. Remodeling in general ting_and plastering._Adams 1394. CHAIR CANEING., PORCH ROCKERS spiinted. upholstering, Armstrons. 1235 10th | Franklin_7T483. 315 | kitch- | Frankiin 10108 atter 7 pm. or write 1812 | wm-mn Toom and board for nervous pa- | Eagle | | ness. Good reason for selling: PIANG TUNING, $2.50. We specialize_in | general piano répairs and ebutiding, - Got Sur. estimates, - Prices ‘reasonable. Skilled | mechanics. Work_ guaranteed. = Sanderson- Schaeffer Co., 644 H st_nee. Lin. 1057. Night service oul G040 and Fut St PLUMBING ATING_All work done By eiatared plamber, at special | prices this week only. Quick service: no job too small o too large. Call Main 7418; ask for blumbing dept ING_Remodeling_and repair THick equipped a8 shop on wheels. 10th st. nie. Atlantic 3351 spouting. damp - prooving walls: Drices. - North 5314, day or num. Asax | Roofine Co.. 2038 18th st. n.w. | ROOFING, TINNING, _guttering: | and new fcofs laid and Tepaire | brices this_week. Al work | yrtine. " Call Mata 7417, "as dept. SHADES and screens made to WINDOW ‘nrder will call to estimate. Butler Sons, | 1351 Good Hope rd. Lincoln 10123. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. SHOE REPAIR SHOP for sale, 1521 Tth st. | R Wil sell cheap. For information call | Decatur 2992. 8 FILLING STATION POR SALE—Gasoline, gl]!. B!ll;‘{le l‘cclllfl !:‘:vhldzflll%.u:‘omfi £ O owher has §resis " Vit leass of sell. Address Box 254-Z, | Star Smee | ESTABLISHED auto tire snd battery bust- ‘neu for sale; on desirable corner on 14t rifce work. 1020 i spoutin at special aranteed in for roofing | st. n.w., in automobile row. ~Will on mccount of dissaution ‘of partnership. Address Box 66-A. Star office. TAILOR STORE—OId estabiished talor shop |on 7th st. n.w.; low rent: must sell; owner [ leaving city. " Apply 1307 Tth n.w." North SHOE SHINE hat cleaning and pressing shop: (‘QAfllnl D Tear town CLEANING_& DYEING place, doing good business. Reasonable. 334 Pa. ave. s.e. 9* PARTNER, young man preferred, in estab- | lished business: ~no _experience 'nece: $1,500 investment: terms to right part; weekly salars plus monthly profits. | experience and_telephone number: confiden }nu) "Address Box 105-A. Star office. 12 | GROCERY AND MEAT STORE-—Good busic hess. Must sell on account of sickness: will | arrange terms. 5632 G APARTMENT HOUSE BUSINESS in attrac- tive downtown bldg.. n.w. sec.; rent, $200 in- _ | come 3475 always full Owner leating ciy 1 §2,500. Address Box 209-A. Star office CAFETERIA—One of the best locations Mt Pleasant: doing wood business: will stand investigation. Address Box 34-A, Star office. ICAPE‘L‘ERIA Complete _electric !quinmem. | £100 day: can_do much more. Address Box 201-A._Star_office. GROCERY. meat and dry goods stor. §ood cash business, rent, $45 mont | 10319, ELECTRIC SUPPLY an sale; doing good business; good_location: o ntown section. Address Box 176-A, Stat ce. GROCERY AN El st eneap if £old this week. DELICATESSE nderful opportunity | working couple; apartment above: long lease: $2.500;" terms.’ "Address Box 195-A. Stat o corner_station Pnnk n GASOLINE, _accessories: in nw: good business: Will sell at inventory. A s_Box Star_office. CIGARS. news, souvenirs, in hotal ood e oW, reuti Jrice, 11680, dress_Box_ 17" | CAFETERIA. best downtown location: going | business; place any one should desire to own: fixtures, etc., valued at $3.500: price, $1,650. Address Box 230-A. Star office. ___ 12-ROOM_HOUSE, 2 baths, near R. I and 15ih Iow: ey Turnihed: A Foofas rente rent. $80 month: $350 radio_included; #1000, Address Box 200-A. Star offce. Tobby: A first-class. for sale. Leav- | ing_town, no reasonable offer refused. 670 B st. s.e. Phone Lincoln 4743, . accessories. tires. | DELICATESSE! wreasing, above. plenty trafic: business and home for live " man. = First | 3650 takes it, must go West at once. 1219 [K'ne. = { RESTAURANT. first-class. for sale; desirable location on Richmond: Washington highway at Stafford. Va: 8 miles north Predericks- | burg. Va.. 42 miles south Washington: op- | bosite court house and Virginia Hotel Din- ! ing room 24x40. large pantry. kitchen, etc. Five-room apartment on second floor. ~Res- taurant equipped and ready to sturt busi- real bargain. { Small cash payment for quick sale. Address | or call Harrv S. Brown, Stafford, Va. _ 8 | GOOD OQPPORTUNITY for young man to t in plumbing bu: $1.500 needed to enlarge ‘business. Good reference given and required. Address Box 21-A. Star ottice. 9* | SHOE REPAIR SHOP, 907 New York av good bargain. For information, Dec: 2992. 1521 17th n.w. DELICATESSEN. with stock and fixture: excellent location on prominent corner: good business; owner leaving city. Inquire E._B. ELECTRIC_WIRING—6 rooms, 2 halls. bath complete, 140, Axtures, 320, “installed work | anteed. Get my estimate; save time and Toney: terms. North 886. H. M. Carpenter. FLECTRICAL WIRING—We will wire your | 6-room house including_ inside service and fixtures for $60. Call Main 7417. ELECTRICAL HOUSE WIRING by exper! & rooms complete, $72.50, _Star Electric C 3909 ¥ Adams 5273._J EXPERT FLOOR FINT: waxing: skilled mechanics ene, 1209 N. Cap. st. Sullivan, 943 Iovestment Blds. Main 38 OPPORTUNITY SELDOM OFFERED. To close an estate we offer the most Frome inent_business corner on the Washinzton= Mt. Vernon Boulevard. containing 3-story brick building nd improvements, LO¥ occus pied. This property can be remodeled to more than doubie the present income and is_increasing in valus every day. 1t you want an investment do Poi miss this. ¥or further information see Mr. Carver. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. Main 1166 1407 New York A e SALE MISCELLANEOUS. FLOORS LAID, — SCRAPED. ~ CLEANE waxed or finished: experienced white em- ployes. "Acme Floor Co.. Adams_6883. FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED. repaired: slip covers made. Est. cheerfully given. Returned 1600 8th V. N._7702 GENERAL REPAIR WORK Cail A s 11, & o b pm. All work guaranieed. ANTIQUE SALE all_this_week: mahogan: chests of drawers. $40; walnut tables. 33 and $50. 2120 Fla. ave. n.w. ANTIQUE _mahogany lovessat. chest of drawers, fire screen, maple chest of drawers, old-fashioned prints, portraits. china, Itale ian_chest. andirons.” 2015 S st. n.w. 8! e t P