Evening Star Newspaper, January 22, 1930, Page 28

Store. “ ) Star “Want Ad . Branch Offices NORTHWEST. 1180 304 7 stsDav's Pharmacy, . 1. ith st.—Marty's Cigar and Magazine 17th and Que sts.—Kenner's Pharmacy. nd U sty —G. O. Brock. o 201 Beorsia" dve.—F. £ Lamokin's Phar- ) 2012 14th st. INowe rt & Gift Co. 3401 14th s Bronsasn’s Pharmae l‘f.lfi ind Buchanan sts.—Hohberver's Phar- . 1'%, and Colorado ave.—O'Donnelr's Pharmacy. Molint Pleasant st.—Mount Pleasant Cigar and News Shop. !m ‘Columbia rd.—The Billy shg‘ 162 California st Colodny. Brothers. Wardman Park Pharmac: N._Y.. N. J. aves. and M st.—Sanitary Phar- macy. ,fl Mass ave.—Phillips' Pharmacy. st K sts.—Duncan’'s Pharmacy. "dl ll‘d K sts.—Goldenbers’s (time el 7th St and R. I ave.—J. French Simpson. 1th and M sts.—L. H. Forster's Pharmacy. ith and U sts.—M. H. Hunton's Pharmacy. Ga. ave. and Rock Creek Church rd.—Rock Greex Pharmacy. ©s. ave. and Upihur st.—Petworth Phar- Tacy. . ave.—Monck's Pharmacy. 18 Gi e.—Brightwood Pharmaey. 008 Muse. aver Dupont Bharmacy. 5o, ave. 2 A h and Fia. Betnstein's Drig Store. 8. ave. and 1st st.—N_ Relskis fl'flfih Capitol st. and R. I ave.—Parker's -macy. 342 Ba ayed Louls Kriek 134 New York ave.—Riverside Pharmaey. 21st and G sts.—Quigley’s Pharmacy. 5th apd Py —Herpst's Pharmacy. 1318 nn. ave.—Joll's Newsstand. 3 Somn el Sondestionery 3 rele Gonfes 3 Wisconsin ave. and Macomb st.—Harry C. T c;\“wll!fl’\lln e.—~Morgan Bros.’ Pha: Toxoma _Park. 350 Cedar st.—Mattingly Bros. Pharmacy. GEORGETOWN. $0th and P sts.—Morgan Bros.' Pharmacy. 20th and M sts.—Brace's Pharmacy. gl M & cy. Wi 208 Mass. ave.—Capitol Towers Pharmacy. 4th and H sts.—Home Drug_Stora. H st.—Garren’s Music Store. h st. and Md. ave—Louls F. Bradley. f2th and Md. ave_Euckett's Pharmacy North Capitoi and Eve__Kenealy's 326 East Capitol st.—Estiow & Tat macy. 8th sts.—K. & M. Drug Store Bo Goma "RY " A TEolling Pharmacy. irids 5000 39th "st.—Brookland Pharmacy. Brook- «h"Mhd R L ave. Jobn G. Blgss' Pha macy. SOUTHWEST. Va._ave.—Herbert’s Pharmacy. T and B st Lantzs Drug Store. 4l5 and L sts.—Columbia Pharmacy. SOUTHEAST. . ave.—O'Dounell's Drug Store. 8 nd B W ® phacrclier's Pharmacy. .—Fealey's Pharmacy. Ve “Anacostia—Heals's Drus 1304 A East Cap. sts.—Lincoln Park Phar- macy. STAR OFFICE OPEN UNTIL 11 P.M. tisements for The Evening Star it b6 in The Sar ofce o one of The by 11 _p.m. the DAY B oRE ahuk witn the. fGliowing excep- tions: kR Acvertisements under the sbove classifici tions will be accepted at The Star office, Jith st. and Pa. ave.. uniil 12 noon day of issue." except Saturdays and Lesal Hollday: ‘when the closing time is 10:20 am. All Teruisements fo0 Roer “Shice by 530 pam o Sta m.. m:gurd-).. or at _any of The Star branch cl:- by 4:30 bk GKDER Is Téqutred for all I‘V:l'.i“lullflll from transient advertisers. LOCAL RATES. 3-line minimum. time, 20c per I Simes: 186 er lin K utivel 17¢ per line. Amfufl“‘(:" under Personal. 3c per line g JE_25-MILE RADIUS OF — omsw“A’l-l'!‘Glo". 4-line_minimum. ‘ time, 25¢ per line. § Hmes: 3% per line. re consecutively. 30c per line. B eriigements under Personai, 3¢ per line additional. Transient classified advertisements for the d_the New York Times will g SRk regular rates. CIRCULARS PROHIBITED. In order to protect its ad- vertisers from receiving circular matter, it is expressly under- stood and agreed that all such matter will be withheld as far as ssible by The Star. Only Egn: fide answers to advertise- ments addressed to box numbers in care of The Star will be de- livered to advertisers on pres entation of the box number ticket. HELP—! . BOY to help around shoe repair shop. 1306 n s now. =l 12), with_ street trades permits, T Toady Sorky salnrs o3 New Tork aver Sround toor. BOYS (two), 13 to 14, for sui-deor work fter school; salary. 932 N. Y. ave., ground married man, will- §0e to work' hard and Dot afraid of Jong | hours, can earn $45 (0 350 & week, Salary mission. 735 Tth st. nw. COLLEGE STUDENT. owninx car: pleasait Sork: hours, 2:30 to 6:30 b.m. Address Box . Star ‘office. " i CREPE_PAPER MEN, expstienced, ‘Call Room 617, Earie Bulldine. HELP AND SITUATIONS. ™ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. THE BEASTS OF TARZAN Within & few minutes, from the jungle underbrush came crashing the apes of Akut—that fierce un- gainly horde—and made diréctly _for the beach. The ‘three men by this time had been struggling with the unwieldy bulk of the skiff’s hull, which Tarzan had despaired of ever using. Akut, the great ape with the most intelligence, rushed to their aid and by dint of heroic efforts they managed to get it to the water's edge. time the rest the water, all ward the light Two small boats of the Kincaid had been washed away by an off-shore wind the very night that the party had landed and their oars had been put in use to support the canvas of the sailcloth tents. These had been hastily requisitioned, and by the of the apes had clambered down to was In readiness for embarkation to- still twinkling across the placld water. C.., WEDNESDAY, Once again the hideous beasts of Tarzan had en- tered the service of their master, and without ques- tion took up their places in the skiff. The two men, for the pearl fisher could not be prevailed upon to accompany the party, fell to the oars, paddlewise, while some of the apes f¢ example. Presently the ungainly skiff, in the bow, moved quietly out to sea. JANUARY 22, 1930. , using them ollowed their with Sheeta MISCELLANEOUS. By EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS Swiftly they glided on in the direction of the light which rose and fell gently with the swell. stern sat Mugambi, steering; Sheeta now crouched at the ape-man’s feet, forward, and behind Tarzan squatted Akut, giving the lesser apes quiet orders in a low guttural voice. said not a word; his gaze was fastened with determination upon the schooner, now fast tal In the But Tarzan of the Apes shape from out the gloom. HSLP—MEN. (Continued.) INVOICE CLERK Familiar with auditing invoices and filing railroad claims. Willing worker: state age nd references in first reply. Address Box office. M 1f you are looking for & permanent con- nmection with & Teal future, earnings paid weekly. apply 359 Munsey BIdg.. 3-5 pm. ~ AMBITIOUS MEN —are_satisfying their ambitions in Mr. Crabb’s organization daily. DON'T HESITATE. 206_INSURANCE BLDG.. 15th_& EYE STS. TO YOUNG MEN WHO WANT TO GET AHEAD. Selling experience is needed to hold down any big job. To succeed you must be able to sell yourself and your ideas. We offer you this experience selling Chievrolets, a prodyct of Gen- eral Motors. We give you complete equipment and training and offer you a chance to increase your earnings. Many Chevrolet salesmen are earn- ing as much or more as well paid executiv See Mr. Shreve. R. L. TAYLOR MOTOR CO,, _14th and T Sts. NW. CASUALTY INSURANCE SUPERINTENDENT. Wanted—A gentleman with ex- perience and knowledge of casualty insurance lines, as superintendent of casualty de- partment in Washington branch | office of large insurance com- pany. Straight salary. State age, experience, salary expected to start. Applications will be treated in strict confidence. Address Box 258-M, Star office. 23 HELP—WOME! COOK, experienced. for cafeteri: {iig only the best need appiy: agreeable dis- position required; _no Sunday work. dress Box 318-M. Star office. DRESSMAKER, experienced apply. _Call_aiter 5:30, Decatur 5065. KITCHEN MANAGER for a cafeteria nd experience need apply;_no Sindny ok Aldress Box 3191, Star e, ot OPERATORS—Expert marce e opecator. " Roby ‘Bviva. o st. n.w. e i OMAN, _reliable and _proi {ssion. Opportunity to travel. fare” refunded. = Address Box 435, s i e E MEN, _experienced in Teady-to- SeEr VA Qaress Box 260-M. Star office. ED ucated, 4. between ages 23-40, WISl be selecied this week for hermanent con’ nection” for . corporation internationally known. Those selected must have modern woman's poise and education, ability to earn above the average and desire for success and idvancement. Personal interview necessary. Phone_District 9329 between 2 and 4 p.m. Miss Dalsy Rayhill.__ 5 UNG LADIES, Catholic: pleasant outdoor mbloyment; pays. 135 weekly while. learn- fng; we traln vou for our particular Jist. Sali 8t 10, 5 %o 6. Room 1210, Peoples Insurance Bidg. OFF1C Steady position, er and Eu- , 728 11th and Train | Star CLER 8 i €ood _salary, pleasan! surrcundings. ~Apply in person.’ Institute Cleaning Plant, 901 Georgia ave. n.W. 5 SEAMSTRESS. i osition, good salary, pleasani suronaainge. Apply" i person,’ Tustitute t. 01 Georsia ave. n.w NCY PRESSER. Steady position, good salary, leasant surroundings. ~ Apply in person. stitute lant, 7901 Georgia_ave. n.w. LADIES! is of Washington has open 3 districts "Sg..::llblll ed clientele and will employ Women ver 25 vears old: requirement, heed of income, -inteliigence, neatness, personality and 30 ho\lrsl' time e::h ‘week: no ;oak‘fi:flh ? experience not necessary. Ol - Hesday, 10 to 12, 801" Tnternational Bld., 1319 F st. n.w. $3.00 PER DAY —and car fare; no selling or order taking connected with the work. The mirs, of Lux products offer_ interesting outdoor Work to Attractive, refined young girls, 18 to 325 years. for an sdvertising campalgn in Wash- ington. ' Apply 1235 New York ave. n.w. Room_30: SALESWOMEN—~We have several openings in our millinery and dress departments for thor- be well and favorably known locally. Apply [ oughly experienced saleswomen. 3% (onn ave. (recond floor fronh) {1 | ()] those accustomed to han- 20 you dre s Cosivacod: specialty sales- dling the l)cncr' trgdc will be Tales on the Arse Taterview, 1 wii personaity | considered. Applications strictly oK. "2 some the sbove may mesn noinine, | confidential. Address Box| T che” e “omey Wil sarels invessienie. | 310-M, Star office. i Ste Mr. Cohen. 130 McGUl Blde. 4 1o 3 . | “THE_CHESAPEAKE AND SoTES "POTOMAC TELEPHONE If-you can sell new houses we COMPANY. Desirable positions are av: able for young women qualif ing for telephone operating; good salary paid while learning, WANTED—SALESMEN. HOSIERY SALESMAN to 1 retailers com- Dll“.l\'tlr priced beautiful llr:fll‘-wn. pure silk chiffon hosiery: liberal commission. Woosley Knitting Mills, Sales Office, 2111 Wrocklage ave.. Louisville, Ky. . opening for right man. Must want to meet you. Address Box 281-M, Star Office. 2 HARD-WORKING hustlers. J. L. earned $15 here Saturday X Nat'l 9220. Room 1023. 23* | with increases at frequent inter- ~ EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. | vals. Apply to Application NOTICE_National Personnel_Bureau, 1719 | Dept., Room 1, 722 12th st. n.w. K s Onmrknl help furnished daily; | - — T b ly, _District 8821, HELP—DOMESTIC. Bookkeepers, typists, seworEer R Tor o charge uniess place enera ;e 5 hours usually from e operaior (fem ). | SR Ralurdey or Bunday off. ; parior maid (W.). 360, ers (col.). chef-cook (w.). $200: elevator man (w.), beliboy (col.). Wash. Gen. Agcy., 503 Albee Bldg.. 15th and G n. INFANT'S NURSE, highly recommended & RUPHER'S EXCHANGE—Honest, reliable d by duy, week or month: ref. ted. Decatur 3551 1837 11ty Bhepherd ance, city reference 1ly: ho laundry. Apt. 601. 4700 Conn. ave. COOK, experienced; adults. Must ‘have written 0 "North Carolina ave. s.e. COOK and general iousewor] 540 month. _North 1117, WOMAN, white, competent, seitl a5 €00k ‘and housekeepe in swall apartument; bal ranged: references required. 33§-M, Star omce. SITUATION—MEN. ny nights; ST 2 wanted of two be ar- Need 500 appiicants dai P TR POSITIONS Sgtioqiohers bookkeeLers, clerks, salesmen, e istration. Hoy 333 P n.w. N INSTRUCTION COURSES. SITUATION—WOMEN. (Continu: . RECOMMENDED SERVICE. (Continred.) BUS]NES?COPPORTUNITIES. ‘o1 SALE MISCELLANEOUS. (Continued.) e — uu—Au'rono)ln.u. i) GHA wh, 150 per_month. car is e 4 ip pearance and mechanical condition. Tt hai [t d 15 susranteed. . Trade your W':"n ton Motor Car Co., 17th 0 ING — A rade ear {e Al that is priced low; excellent throughout. = Stanley H. Horner, 1015, 1111 14th st. Nat. 5800. CHANDLER BROUGHAM, '35-26, 4-wheel ballgon tires, new paint, iotor ex- i & real buy: must sell for 3187 ls before you decide. 1471 UNL 9396. 230 d frozen? Exchar for a one. 34.60. Engine weided in the 4§50 1o 36.90. - weldit. Co., 516 st n.w LET CABRIOLET, 1928—Driven by careful owner; clean inside and outside: A-1 mechanically and guaranteed: fully equipped: Barry-Pate Motor Co. 255 GOACH, 1939, ik new: 3376; fine_condition 3 115 CHEVROLET SEDAN, 3 condition, fully ufiwn'-’.“vl- ety "o will sell “for age. $148.50. Aul.omgzgtn °h lg:n A n.w. ROLET 1628 SEDAN, 4-door, In perfect condition throughout; paint and upholstery in fine shape: fully = equipped: owner wiil sacrifice for $350 on easy terms. Call Mr. Herfurth, Columbis 1706. After 6 p.m., Co- lumbia b CHEVROLET COACH, 1937—New dark gree Dn‘:f::l#:: .bttnlzrlol'oul'flll ;rcu;lldl.l-rlzfifi"" o 3 Fa%6 Motor' Bo., 3838 ‘Shermca & CHEVROLET COUPE, 1929, equipped, dandy condition, payment, nce month; trade. _Owe: CHEVROLET “SEDAN, 1929, si brand-new, never used: fully equipedp: small down payment. lance monthly: your ¢ar in trade. Owens Motor Co., 6323 Ga. owner ‘must real bary SECRETARY desires position: 10 years” gen- eral office and stenographic experience. 1._Clarendon. 1142-W STENOGRAPHER - SEC R Young woman, keen and alert, graduate of high school "and of secretarial course of local business_college, wishes position. Excellent references. Call National 1748 for.interview. STENOGRAPHER, civil service rating 87.15: patent experience; position requiring hard work, ‘accuracy, speed. Address Box 308-M, Star office. 2 WOMAN, inielligent, middie-axed, active, white, wants gen'l housework; stay nights. Addreéss Box 328-M, Star office. YOUNG WOMAN. energetic, alert, excellent stenographer, with training in_bookkeeping. graduate of " secretarial course of a local accredited commercial college. wishes posi- tion with reliable firm where she can ad- vance according to her ability. Now em- ploved, but wishes to change to position which ' offers possibility for advancement. Present salury not so important as oppor- tunity to work where ability and training Will count. " Telephone National 1748 for in- terview APT. HOUSE OWNER. Do _you want a capable woman who under- stands the fundamental principles of apt. ement, - will collect rents, attend to Tepalrs, etc.? ~Reasonable salary. Present position six years. Desirlous of making ., E xcellent reference. Address Box . Star office. SITUATION—DOMESTIC. GENERAL HOUSEWORK _in small family; neat and relial or_help_with children. _Nort] PIANO_TUNING, 32.30; special repair_esii- mates free. Sanderson-Schaeffer Co., 644 H Lin. 1057 night call, Col. 5940, Pot. PIANO TUNING, spe: tuner Percy Foster Co Walker. Col. 4796, PLASTERING price Formerly head Knabe Co. Geo, M. ._707 Allison n.w. REPAIRS—Have done now reduced rates. Specialize resplastering old cracked ceilings. Work guaranteed 25 years. Lookout_Co., North 7092. PLUMBING, HEATING, OIL BURNI} Pairs and Installations; found reliable for 32 years J. R. Guerin, 412 E. Cap._L! RADIO—Installations, repairs, ed; emergency service: Smith Battery Service, Phone North 4688, _Open ROOF REPAIRING. gutteri Economy Sheei Metal Works. Na ROOFING WORK of all kinds: cheerfully given. Doo{ Hepe rd. Lincoln 10123, PAPERHANGING—Our al prices, this month only. Scrape, size and paper average size room. 37; paperhanging guaranteed in writing for 5 years. We also contract paint- ing and use Dutch Bor lead and pure lin- seed oil only; and install heating plants at a Ty low cost, and new plumbing under reg- tions of the Di; ullders: all esti- es free of cha h_or terms up to . o O years, first payment to start March st PEOPLE'S HOME DECORATING CO. 817 9th N.W. National 7417. * e BEAUTY PARLORS. e . 5518, 23% estimates Call "Salus, North 10114. GIRL, colored, light heusework; stay night Decatur 1633 % GIRL wants place, mother's helper _and willing to do housework; stay nights or §o home. 344 K st. s.w. GIRL wishes pari-time or 1ight Bousework. Call ‘Atlantic_3834. GIRL, colored, neat, maid in store or clean- ing, ood Iaundress, no cooking, full or part time. Call all week. Metropolitan 1173, _* GIRL wants part-time work morning, clean- ing apartments and small bundle washes. | Call North 225 O e s GIRL. colored, wishes morning work, dust- ing in store. cleaning apt. or getting dinner; no Sunday work: city res Pot. 4698-W. GIRL, colored, reliable, wants xeneral house- work:_will_give 1 es. 1211 L st. n.w. GIRL, reliable, colored, position irse or light housekeeping: age 17 years. Apply 44 Eve st ne. H. M. GIRL. | colored, worker: part-time work, chamber: Gay's work: relerences. GIRLS (2), colored, piaces. mothers. Delpers or housework. 1630 11th st. n.w. INFANT'S NURSE, experienced, references. Phone Potomac 261! MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL SPECIAL. Thurs., Scalp Treatment, 25¢; Permanent ve, comp.. $5. 817 14th st. Met. 981 BEST MARCEL WAVE. BY MISS ROBERT- son, 80c; try ‘my work. Call Met. 5627, 1317 P st. _Ches Natalie special. —— e _______ MOTOR TRAVEL. DRIVING to California in new Oldsm can accommodate couple or 2 ladles. Wasn- ington Tourlst Camp. _Phone District 7812. * PERSONAL. The rate under heading of Personal is 3 cents per line additional to the regular line rate. ANTIQUES, DIAMONDS, PAWN TICKETS, &old, silver llfwd; see us first. LIVINGS- TON & CC F st. n.w._Natlonal ARE YOU INTERESTED IN BECOMING A stenographer capable of taking the most l-nl-’ dictation easily, accurately and with- out fatigue? The Stenotype is the machine way of hkhlnl dictation. Free trial Jesson without obligation. New classes begin January 27 evening school. STRAYER LAUNDRY WORK and cleaning_ by the day ~ Call at 2131 L s LAUNDRY done at 4501 Eads & for und deliver. Phone Lincoln 3071-R. WOMAN, white. refined, wanis part-time work. Address Box 324-M. Star office. _ WOMAN, _white, capable. wants work as general Louseworker or mother's helper; ref- | erence. _Address -Box 79-M. Star office. 22+ WOMAN. colored, settled. active and capa ble, wants work of any kind except cookiny fond of children: good laundress; reasonable salary Write or apply janitor, 5620 Colo- rado ave. mw. - WOMAN. colored. wishes job cookin at 1634 10th st. B.w. WOMAN. colored. ex work;_stay nights: reference. 1776_Willard st. nw. 1 WOMAN, colored, wants place as Cook wnd keueral houseworker; city references: stay nights. 1311 V st how. e WOMAN. colored, relluble, wants work: good k. wll-sround ' worker:'tull or Part tine: reference. Potomae 6130-W. WOMAN, White, wants & permanent Dosition st a home to do eneral housework: no lsundry. _Address Box 331-M. Star oftice. * WOMAN; colored, from the country. wants general housework; stay nights. Call 1010 South Capitol st. 22¢ “call rienced cook. wants Potomac 3058. RECOMMENDED RVICE. ‘The following business concerns guarantee satisfaction to Star read- ers. Any complaint found necessary to be de to The Star will receive prompt attention. For admission to Recommended Service Column call _National 5000, Branch 115. ARMATORE REWINDING. moier rices See this adv, Wed. only. Carty's Armature Service. 1608 14the N 314 BEDDING of sl ginds renovated and steril- ized by process approved by Heslth Dept. B0 promi tefViee and low prices. Ryl Bedding Co.. 2215 5th st. n.ef Decatur 1! DAIRY PARM HAND, colored; good milker: house, garden, firewood, milk, etc. Call on A B.'Lohr. Vienns. BUTLER, vale, hou experienced, TR S a AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGHT. Tu- | Latin’ American. wishes position in private guirs”about our new metliod; licensed white | blished 10 3t Lin. 82. 24° | ESTIMATOR and_salesman, experienced, % Zollow and close painting and papering leads. Phone ‘Nationa) $873. 2 FINGER WAVER, experi, and hair bobber. ‘Apply 1119 K st. n.w. ADL. 1, between 6:30 and 7 p.m. GENERAL REPAIR MAN_Answer, giving Teferences. Address Box 290-M, Star office. MAN fo work house to hou: Washington 10 gsin_experience with view of becoming crew manager anywhere, United States or Canada; new invention, exclusive Droposi- tion and proven success with unlimited pos- aibilities; must come well recommended. Ad- dress Box 10-M. Star office. _________ MAN to_supply established users nationaily known food procucts. tpices. extracts, etc. 10,000,000 company will give you thoroush Earn 335 to 375 & week right from t. L. Chapin, distributor, 921 n st. n.w.” Call 4 10 6 afternoons. 23° MAN — Unusual _opportunity: person wiin sales or office experience {or & nON-com- petitive business; 3500 investment required. Adas . Star_office. 22% proposition to can sell iife insurance for old. estal company ‘paving good dividends. Address Bo: Star ofmce. MEN—_One man for Was for Virginia territory, selling makes of radios. Apply from 4 Neale & Co., 36 Wilson Blvd.. Claren | MEN—325.00_and liberal commissions con- Gitional to start: we show you and prove 10 you in the field how to make $40 to $50 per week. Only men looking for a steady aelling position need apply. Experience not Also good opportunity for man Call between 4 and 6, 216 Insu 15th and Eve n.w. Gaff Co. X cliss nted, one who can press clothe n.w. . VICE MAN, must have tool Ty, also 10 per cent on sal Brookland Hardware & Radio Co., BTN ahoga o T RESTAURANT MANAGER. downtown Te taurant and fountain: must be experienced and furnish references. Mr. Rudhard, 723 Jahmw. " - ok h SALESMEN—We have an opening for several energetic men, willing workers. experience ot essential, “Come prepared io work. Ap- piy Reom 303, District National Bank’ Blds. OEerun]t{: comes 1rom 8 to 10 and 4 to 6. ALESMEN, Catholic. ut once in' s ilfetime_nerelt iz, We have ian o or fo e e zaen, Xperience not as essentisl as backbone. Call 8 10 10. 5 to 6. Room 1210, People's In- nce Bldg. 3 SALESMEN. two, on commission ba average, 310; to call on stores: must be good talkers.” For personal interview between & and 7 pm., call Gas Munitions | 4344, between 4:30 and 5 p.m. only. BALESMEN: must be of neat appearance, 5 10 35 years of age and able to supply ref erences. ~ Apply Thursday, 9:30 10 12 a.m., 301 Denr'ke Bldx., 1010 Vermont uve. 'n.w. BODA BOY, exp.; hours. 8:30 a.m. (o 6 p.m. Cathedral Pharmacy. ve. Apply. 3501 ply manager, the Edward Tallo: 1ath YOUNG MAN, To_ arrane foF Qemonsir Home % dood worker can make from 338 10 week. Bee Mr. Owens, 8:30 a.m., 1017 Conn. ‘sve. n.w. = y_and suto- specialising in nine for youns man of good character and address %o learn The security business. Salary and - sion. All inquiries ‘treated in confidence. Address Box 22-M, Ster office. YOUNG MEN (1) 18 to 20 years T 5 ‘ltlm._‘!'nc..i 1112_Conn._ave. YOUNG MAN ! easy road to h family; excellent references. Decatur 4506. ARTISTS' TRAINING by Wil H. Chand- lee, the man who taught many local and pational successes. Positions for graduates. Livingstone Academy. 1333 P st. _Met. 2883. FRENCH CONVERSATIONALLY TAUGHT: charges small. No_phone calls; apply in earnest by letter. Write Instructor, 306 E n. WHY SPEND 9-12 MONTHS DAY OR 18-24 Tonihe b nlehi. school. when you can ‘CARPENTER, general bullding experience, il kinds repair work; reasonable wage. National 2340, CARPENTER, job_work, Ask for Mr. 3483-W. Sk i & CHAUFFEUR, colored, wants job in private family, c do_housework; g reference. William Wade, Metropolitan 7827 23 xperienced in all kinds of | K*%or Mr. Bryant, Colmbia lows, % 3 Cred " iden Bedding Coo 632 B . M. 4004, BEDDING, MATTRESSES. box springs and pillows Teno.: best brices and prompe de Wi Co.. 319 L 3. 607 aser BOILERS, ; tos covering, welding and repairs. Fuel Service. 917 11th st. n.w._Frank. ] CARPENTER—General remodeiing and pairing _of ‘property a specially: work.” H. Johnson, 1365 Irving. - Col. 8917, CHAUFFEUE. colored, wants position with private famiiy; hours, § until 3: good ref- erences. N. Robinson. Phone_Col. 6542. DYER, experienced on Celanese and any other ' material, wishes position. Addr Box 38-J, Star office. Rk 'VATOR OPERATOR res position eve- gin“ll after 4 o'clock. Call Atlantic l.’n?’ W, EX-SERVICE MAN would like job us watch- man, guard, or work of any kind. Address ., Star office. s Ak JUNIOR FIREMAN. chaufleur, clevator man, rience, cement carpenter; mar- hlu“am.eaxg. 1419A 8. Cupitol st. -2 MEDICAL STUDENT in night school desires work sll da: Call phone North 1929. 23* PATENT SOLICITOR, member local bar, 16 years' experience, including 10 years' gen- preparation and prosecution, with 4 years in patent depariment United Shoe Machinery Co., desires position as patent solicitor ‘with Wsshington firm, Address Box 282-M, Star office. 23 PRINTER, regular or part time: composi- tion_and general work: could take charge of_plant. Phone Shepherd 2896-J. s RESIDENT MANAGER and janitor; middle- aged white man; all kinds of repair work references. Address Box 253-M, Star office. g BRSNS SA N, les executive 9 years soap manufacturers, wants high-grade Washing- fon connection: salary or drawing account basis only;" reference Address Box 325-M, Star office. = £ S ARNME WHITE MAN, middle-aged, can give good relerences, wants Work s’ clerk or watch- man, foreman, paymaster. Call Lincoln 3983-J between 8:30 and 10:30 am.. ask for_Edward. G 20 YOU N, very neat, would like job as S s i, - Call Lincoin Saeit. " ** 350 CASH pald for securink position by an office building-apartment house manager, experienced in all dets { the business, with practical 'nrlllnl.kno'll:flle :fl "I'l-;n nd oil heating systems, repairs, etc. el :r?nc‘:l Addre Box 141-M, Star office. * ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMAN. | Competent to supervise purchase, procure or handle any job connected ! with construction, Best of refer- ence as to experience and ability. Address Box 284-M, Star office, SITUATION—WOMEN. UTY OPERATOR, experienced “fu_per- nuer Waving, Scalp treats ielrine, desires bosiion. commercial course, including the same Coremital bubjects i about one-third' the fime? Thousands of indorsers. Position suaranteed graduates. Est. 10 classes now forming. Enroll toda: Secretarial School. Adams Bl Aeerade; interestin en-grade, ic positions. ~ Night school Piisses How BEInE dreanized to bepin work on Jsnuary 20. TEMPLE SCHOOL, INC., 1420 K st.Nat. 3258. 2 q NEW YEAR MEAN WHY NOT LET THE sdvancement to you? BShort, easy course , fascinating employment. eiroll now. = TELEPHONE o iearn dleni SCROOL. Oxiord Blde., cor. T4th & N. Y. ave, SCHOOL. Ox{or . : LEARN STENOTYPY—THE MACHINE WAY of writing shorthand; more speed; greater accuracy: less fatigue. The Stenotype has | the same advantages over any other dicta- tion method as typewriter has over jonghand, Hundreds of businesses today employ stenotypists_for their more impor- {ant stenography. 1f you are interested in Yourself for a better position and & higher learn Stenotypy. Free trial lesson. without obligation to those interested. | Kew classes being organized to begin work on_Janua n evening _school. Teservations now. AYER COLLEGE, DOROTHY DIX ADVISES A MAN. (Prom The Evening Btar of Jan. 18.) Dear Dorothy Dix: Here 1 am 33, about as husky as & man can be. certainly with ordi- | nary human intelligence ‘and education, yet 1'can't make a decent living. 1 am not lnzy and do not drink. 1 like 10 g0 to interesting place: interesting people Teresting, things. Am fond of clothes, dancing, swimming, hor: of spoits. ye with my limited esrning ca. | Dacity am ihrown with people. who are not Eongenial, conseauentiy 1" am as lonesome 38 man can possibly be, What 1s the mat- ter with me? GORDON. Answer—At & gue; that the trouble with you is that you have no trade or profession and do not know how to do anything_well enough to command d salary. You are jack-of- at nothing, and’ that sort of ucceeds Sit_down and have Jt out with yourself, man to man. Make a fair and honest sur- vey of your abilities and then setile on some one definite thing and set about muking your- seif an expert in it. There are night schools and trade schools in which you can lmprove | your technique in any line, and when you | have become an expert peuple will be siad | 10 pay you 00d money for good work. L DOROTHY DIX, (Copyrisht, 1930.) Dorothy Dix has hit the nail right on the head. A man with no special training very seldom ‘succeeds. worth Just. s0 much Bert b amy worth-while vocation can iwars % ang m Radio offe ers the best field todsy for the young man, the salaries being sood and advancement Tapl Met. 3755 sedrcsotle - L BOOKKEEPER'S ABSISTANT, five veurs' ex. perlence, best of references, desires posi tion. _ Columbia_7517. (ol 3 GIRL, colored, wishes work as P.B.X. op. erator in api. house, assist with elevator: Dresent position four ‘vears: good references. ‘Address Box 315-M, Star office. __ * HOUSEKEEPER, practical nurse or com. pavion; position vanied by capable white Address Box 309-M, Star_ . ed, refined, would 1i a HAon” an Alihe" Sousekeeper ‘or. companion for one or two sduits in small house or North_3295, efined, Sor’ SSeee ™ ospital training, for duy OF i enriog’ for elderly reference, Phiono our Winter term is just getting under way, and we are now receiving enroliments for the course. Classes five nights in the week. Easy tultion payments. Graduates have ai- ways been placed. LOOMIS. RADIO COLLEGE, 405 9th ST. DISTRICT 7&2‘). | duty; o neeiall lin 9288, | in 'S SHOE SHOP. ONE TR M a2 N "H‘ SHOE BUSINESS: SALARY AND B0 TO THE RIGHT PARTY;, GOOD CHANCE_FOR_ ADVANCEMENT. ' APPLY 434 5th ST. N.W., MR. LEVIN. BUSINESS INSTRUCTION. | \inas experiniced. desirés position: wauld ARE. “POR POST OFFICE, PAT- | accompany patients’ to Ausustine, Fla NT OFFICE The Civil Service Preparaiory references. Address I Flovd Bchool, s.c. cor. 12th & P sts. Met. 6337, * ave, Richmonds Va. 22¢ CARFENTER AND JOBBER_General Tepair. ing: all-metal weather stripping: inclosed.” Morgan Brining, 1350 n.w. Adsms 1624, 73 CATERING for special dinners, banguets, soclal purties, teas collations. Phone North 8636. G. 8. J 1914 13t n.w, 2 DOOR CHECK REPAIRING—We Tepair a Tenll all standard makes of door chec! C_F." Armiger, 916 New York ave. n.w. MetiGpolitan_ 3191 T COLLEGE. 721_13th_St N.W. CHAIR ~ CANEING, PORCH ROCKERS splinted, upholstering. ~Armstrong, 1235 10th . n.w._Franklin_7483. FREE BOOKLET CONCERNING ROBINSON cabinet baths ‘lo those losing youth and figure, troubled with rheumatism. neuralei Iumbago, pimples, bad skin or eczema an neryousiiess or Th. Drop card to H. B. SMITH, 1235 New York ave, or phone Pri 3154. 25° CH N BOARDED IN PRIVATE HOME, mother's care: special attention paid 1o diet. _Clevelana 3977 230 SLIP COVERS, 3-PC. SUITE WITH_SEI cushions, snap fasteners incl. material. $16.50 R._L._Isherwood. 1813 28th s.e. _Lin. 5350. VIT-G-} BATHS:; BATTLE CREEK RE ducer, massage and _aicohol rubs; Wwhite operator. _Pot 4121 Located in the new Ambassador Hotel, &t the intersection of 14th and K sts. n.w. and fronting on K st one of Washingion's busi- est corners. Suifable for any business: es- peclally desirable for beauty shop. florist shop, haberdashery, Jewelry store, high-class tailoing, ete. _M04 K St. NW. " Dist. 9080, LIST YOUR BUSINESS WITH WASHINGTON'S LARGEST BUSINESS BROKERAGE GONCERN. ESTABLISHED 1923, We are as near as your phone. CAPITAL ADJUSTING & FINANCE CO.. 9th FLOOR, DIST. NAT'L BANK s _1406 G ST. N.W. ' TEL. MET. 4813, DEPARTMENT ‘STORE SPACE available for modern soda fountain and lunch counter. Ideal first floor location in large Washington, D. C., store in heart of shopping district. Exceptional opportunity for respon- ble operator. Address Box 322-M, i Star_office. WHY BUY GOOD WILL? Opportunity to lease excellent restaurant in one of Washing- ton’s largest and most excel- lently equipped apartment houses. ILocated in the center of a growing community and at the intersection of two arterial highways. The building is new, containing many exclusive fea- tures. Kitchen equipment on hand furnished free of charge. Rent Very Reasonable. B. F. SAUL CO., 1 2100. 925 15th St. N.W. SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. ADDRESSOGRAPH, Graphotype, ter, “safe, cabinet and office 15th st. n.w. 3nd fl. AIR COMPRESSOR, $45; Weave , Car lTe Thck. $45 1800 100 st nom s O BUILDING MATERIAL AND BRICK—Re- moval sale on good used material st our Camp Melgs yard, which we will move s00n to 15th & H'sts. ne. A la lec- tion: lowest prices: backed by 19 years of square dealing, Cleaned whole Dbrick, no full count guaranteed: ood floorin sheathing and fra doors, ' sash. ators, plumbipg fxture dows, many other item: _HECHINGER CO., 5t BUILDING MATERTALS, bri radiator. door. gas sLoves. Co.. 1521 K st. n.w. GASH REGISTER (Natl Electrioy. for or garage. Cost 5 %08 District Nati_Bank Bide. o * CLO;I'HI:lg‘ &boon“m\lsu" 2 mus ™ Store, 10th and D sts now. o s RIB ~ AND RESS, good condition. Calil Adams 4216, bowrs T, DAY BED (mahogany). spring, mattress 4nd rose cover, 3. 3100 Conn. ave MASSAGE. OIL OR ALCO RUB, Q-RAY light, Vibrator; *treatments, 33. ~Col. 7419, Hours, 10 to :30. Suuday, 10 to 4. 3130 1th n.w. i i F e KINDERGARTEN AND PRIMARY SOHOOL: dancing: Prench: boarding and day p uges, 3 to 12; aulomobile service. Col. MOTH-PROOFING DONE. BACKED UP B' an insurance policy againsi moth damage for 3 years. Phone Mr. Pyle, National 3257 and 3391, GIVE YOUR RUGS A GHANCE TO LIVE A cleaner and longer life. Their beauty dis- only when clean. Phone Mr. Pyle, {3237 and 3391, SANITARY CARPET & YOUNG'S KINDERGARTEN AND GRADE Echool; transportation by private car; dra- atics, Prench, dancing, supervised play; also after-school supervised recreation for public-school children. North 6993.° 26* ARTHRITIS, LUM- hs, massage, reduce. Buttle Ck. system, 917 18th st. n.w. Met. 0429, WHY ENLARGE TOE JOINTS OR OTHER foot troubls Consult_Foot Correction Lab- oratory, 612 P st. n.w.. Suite 108, ground flo:)h SEWING CLASSES — LEARN _TO MAKE dresses. gowns and wraps worth from $40 to $100 that cost you ouly $12.50 to $20. Style snd fit gusranteed. Very sclal low rates for instruction. LIVINGSTONE ACAD- EMY, 1333 P st. Met. 2883. WILL BOARD BABY WITH LOVE AND best of care in my comfortable home, 1601 H st. cor. 16th and Kentucky ave. L NURSE, EXPERIENCED WITH CHILDREN, will board infant or youns child; scientific feeding, healthful surroundings, best of mother's car Inspection invited. Reason- able. _Silver Spring 488-M. SWEDISH MASSAUE GIVEN BY TRA nurse-masseuse. For appointment, 10 a. 10 6 p.m., Dist and eh}.l.&l’ 0 l lcyl ”ln llA g'ven infants. ;rllned nurse in home. rwyn 87-R. 22! BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, . HEALTHY EXPERT FLOOR FINISHING, Scraping, wax- ing; lkxlzlsdnm;chlnk 1t Paul " ave, Seren Y. ave 1C WIRING. ble pri reasonable prices. Thc, 1009 9th st. m.w. _Met, OBbe. ELECTRIC WIRING—6 rooms, 3 340; fixtures, 520, Material and workman 3hip gusranteed. 'Get my estimate and save money. Terms. H. M. Carpenter, North 0885. description at . of every House Decorators’ Corp. ELECTRIC WIRING. fixture: kuaranteed; Towest prices, E. R. Brooks, 828 10ih machine or hand worl sonable, Decatur 4881 FLOORS P ea. waxed, hand or machine work; reilab] Ice. reasonable prices. Nash Hjoor Service, 803 Princeto; Columbla_4231. CAFETERIA, modern;_call _snd volvme of busine: ey back make purchase ms in then have business Weeks, & living quarters. Tes obliged to sell ‘Addr Box 211-M, Star_office. = POOL ROOM, selling on of partner- ship. ' Address Box 264-M, St CIGAR AND NEWSTAND, Evans B rifice for quick sale; accept best ca this week. A AR GOOD opportunity, all in one—bakery, & ceries, cluars and ice cream; in g0od 10 tion; " estublished business; equipped co out of town._For rent or for lea A Box 266-M. Star Office. CAFETERIA. near big_bid ent. Met, Branich 207 FLOOR SURFACING, expert; old work espe- cially; prices reesonable, work guaranteed. W. C. Deaton. 2010 P st. n.w. FLOORS SCRAPED and finis] price. M. Price, National 2193. i FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED, repaired; slip covers made: est. cheerfully given. Returned Tittensor. 1600 8ih_st._ n.w. uary _prices. rent. Thousands of satisfied owners. Washington Construction Co. 1208 Eye st. Phone Nat. B SR s BTN HOME_IMPROVEMENTS—Eiectrical wiring and fixtures, papering and painting, hard- wood floors and stalrcases, carpentry, plumb- ing and_heating, porch inclosures, metal ceilings, roofing, gutterin: uting, Dlaster- cement and brick work: terms to please you; vet our price; our service is our reputa- tion. Penn Improvement & Electric Co. ©11 7th st. n.w. Nat'l 0512 & 0513, op- posite Goldenberg’s. sl KEYS —Dupligute keys, 25 cents u wrner ark, York ave. nw, Met. 3008, - Nv PAPERING, palnling and weneral home Jm provements from foundation to roof. Dea With s reputable concern and get the bene: fit of our partisl-payment plan, adding only 6% ‘Int., above cost. If You have any work you infend doing Ji your home, now is the time. Just phone The Home Decorator, 1 Met 0854, at 1009 9th and set the benent_of Winter_price PAPERHANGING —Rooms papered, and up;_estimate furnished: work guaranteed. o T, JE0TEe 2120 18th Bt n.w. Abt. 2 ur_ 414 i PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING — Rooms papered, 36 and up; interior and exterior painting; gusranteed work; estimates. Earl Jordan, Lincoin 5765, i made while 1221% New GASOLINE, equipped and stocked: . Address Box 33 r * CIGAR AND NEWS STAND in lobby large office blde.: ~ excellent equipment; large stock. This Is & Teal business. Price, 35,000, Address Box 44 tar office. . MARY'S BEAUTY SHOPPE for rent of sale; | modern equipment: waiting room adjoining. Aply to owner, 206 Mass. ave. n. per month, NTED—PARTNER With $3,000 cas! going sawmill business: plenty order timber on hand. mill, Edmonston T evenings at hom DOUGHNUT Of used only ‘one week nlsopot outfit: cost $150; sell both for and t . or Mt. Rainer, 23 tic, complei ato chipping s50. 301 C 22+ l and accessory station in good locatior business. " Address Box 275-M. Siar omce; DELICATESSEN AND LUNCH-Ideal loca- ton uplown: § rooms and buth above; op- portuity st 4750 MARSHALL BUSINESS BROKERS, 929 New_York Ave. o Exceptional Opportunity of financial reverses will sacrifice centrally-loes d rian right: -front lots, with i jots have all municipal improvements_—grad. ing, sewers, sidewalks, curbs and graveled et pihdvantageousiy loc for tuture tremendous profifs. S 3 Tit k 3 Fess Box' 334 PAPERHANGING_Special prices this week. Rooms papered, $5 up; all work guaranteed test designs. A. J. Pemberton, Lin. 1652. 2% PAINTING, PAPERHANGING, PLASTERIN Special prices this moath. ' best il work guaranteed. S. Lopa 1ith st. n.w., near Fark A PAINTING, PAPERH Bluctering: reasonable: my prices first. J. Hull p PAINTING, PAPERING. interior. exterjor: ! monthly payments Harry A. Glorus & Co, 3017 Ga. ave. n.w.q Phone Col. 4338. Ja26% Lin. 8379-W. EACH LOT:” GUARA! office. $25,000 OR LESS —desired for expansion of es- tablished successful’ business which will stand close scrytiny. n be a working or silent asso- A very attractive oppor- v. For interview address 327-M, Star office. 26* - tunit ctory seconds’” bles. chaire, be?:'xfi"q‘nc»'. inet safes and used office Turmiture, lle eubiriets; X urniture. You cun also rent it. 6, 616 E. at. .y VACUUM CLEARNERS, Eureka, Roval, Hoo- ver, Premier-Duplex. '$15, 320; like new: fuaranteed year; expért repairing: called for, delivered: rent cleaners, $1.50 day. Vacuum %ner Shop, 1404 Girard . Adams 'VACUUM CLEANERS—Hoover, like sacrifice. Premier duplex, used fe 322.50 each. _Mrs. Crim, 1834 Columbia I WASHING MACHINE, g00d running cond ton; water power; 3§10 if sold at once. 3644 11th n.w. WOOD. pine, $9.80 cord, 3 38" halt cord, hardwood. will AMERICAN STORAGE CO. Offers Several Special Bargain Knabe Upright . Sohmer_Upright Knabe upright . prigl Player-Plano ... Hazelton Grand Esgy M ments. Open_Evenings Until 9 O'Clock. 2801 Ga. Ave., Cor. Girard. SALE! NOW! Our usual “CLEARANCE” be- comes unusual—larger stock—lower prices—better machines—good terms. SEWING MACHINES. Mostly “White” and “Singer” used machines—they are certified—you buy with confidence. Act now for first choice. PRICES. Greatest price offering in our his- tory—just two (2) price groups— covers more than %; of our stock. Get your pick by prompt action. TERMS. No need for much cash—$2.00 re- serves any machine—balance to suit you. DEALERS. _Special prices to dealers in lots of $i1x or more. WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO. 711 9%th St. NW. Met. 0952. CHEVROLET COUPE, late 1939, ful bed, Including Lovesoy © shock " abacrbers, spare tire, heater, etc.; Tun very little. Hers See it ‘today. 3525, il in_10200. CHEVROLET COACH—$35 down, $18 month. A Teal 004 biuy At & very low price. Warrinieton Motor Car Co., 2038 17th st. n.w. CHEVROLET COACH—335 down, §15_ per month. A real good buy at a very low price. Warrinigton Motor Car Co., 2035 17th st. n.w. CHEVROLET LANDAU SEDAN, 1936 fully cauipped in_dandy condition; & real buy 8¢, $165; smail down payment, balance BN gour, car In trade.” Owens Motor CHEVROLET LANDAU SEDAN, 1039, six- evlinder. fully ‘equipped, 3673; dri {han 1,000 miles, new-car ur car ‘in 3 0103. ' Owens Motor Co. CHEVROLET COACH, 1028—N¢ ish; upholstery like new: excellent mech cally: good tires and fully equippeds Barry-Pate Motor Co., 2525 Sherman ave. CHEVROLET COUPE, na 15 Coipped iberat ermeo i liberal terms: $31 Pate Motor Co.. 2536 Sherman s CHRYSLER 1926 TOURING, cally A-1: motor, paint and t terms.” Emerson &£ Grme, G DODGE 1926 SEDAN, 4-door, condition; a big bargiin, $175. Don't judge this car by the price asked. Easy terms it necessary. 3752 Woodley Bl m.w. Colum- bi ny bl AN, $475; Duco finiah Tike motor excellent; § ‘excellent tires. miss this Teal buy ai Emerson & s in splendid DURANT SEDAN, 1929— i BURR SRt I pre ; terms an 3 Horner, 1018, 1111 14th st. N Seo. 7 ™ COACH, 1930—8iigh Derfect condition; $550; ! monthly payments. I sea oy T 3100 cash. balance nw. USTantee: 10 monthiy ez ooull Deca for Dantels. RD_—Engine frozen? Rxchange for 2 Osond one.” 3150, i car. $3.50 to $7. Welfil'lg: ““Dldfi ‘:"M terms._ Criswell Motors, 1345 Riges at. n.w. FORD MODEL A COUPE, in_excellen - dition throughout, Fully eauh “Sont miss this value ¢ Emerson & s, T fi nw. 17 Wi Weldit So. sie’ lot st nn ESSEX COUPE. 1930—Ne Drice, $850; $100_down, bals Dhyments Call Decatur 2010 sek N DOGS, PETS, ETC. PUPPY, well bred, gratis fo the person r particulars call CI SINGING CANAI breeding; breeding ca; tands, bird foods, etc.. at low prices. Atherton’s your pet headquarters, oz SR S ot fiv’n'n‘: N.W. DR. H_A. 3 DOG AND CATHOSPITAL. e AR e ‘1182 belore E’:';':’éi also females for WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. DESKS, chair. in_Washingtor onds. ~Commercial 8th st. n.w. M factory rmiture Co., ADt. 40, 1419 R st. n.w. ANTIQUES and modern furniture. We a tuslly pay more for furniture than any one own. Phoue the Lincoin Co., Pranklin 8817. Be satisfied_before you sell . 1t t deal, call 11" Rosenbere, 435 10(h st. nw. Met. 9085. %2 S I a . e nd. ‘. 1884, DI eveniny Egyptian * scarf, clocl FURNITURE—} l'br coal wnificent 7-foot _ osewood table, 395 (value $300); antlaue wa table, 345, Pullman dinette:sei A mahogan: Phonograph, 535 12x16 ‘Olson Tug. $45: kas range, §20: occasional mahogany table, ch hand-painted china, fireplace " set. floor lamp, other things: moving, use._Telephone Wis. 3448 FURNITURE—Swall g-plecy o sel,” old ' “Cameron” " bisno. Gak. bed-roon set’_cheap for cash._Potomac 2021 FURNITURE—Tisndsome bed-da davenport suite, beautiful odd cha {i%. beds. day ‘hed. spinet” desk. rugs, ‘reai u u.w. *Open witil 9 pm, o _or 2441 8L GAS RANGES, new and. slightl! i sizen; leas than hAIf price.’ Why' phy. mores Every range guaranteed. J. W. t._n.w. _Nationsl 3986, il one Ta dininy | nut_libra (tab's, 3 new ES—On e, oyens, 3 and 4 burners; §10 each. n. s Tanges: vebuiits: g, The Btove expert re 3 ntic_4430. 306 B s.e. Al ROOM SUITE, 3-plece, velour: cof- fee "t Sy B Ao 200g, 20, bridee’ Jamp; “erand pjano. IGRAPH, No. 60, hand ted; e cellent condition: 345, Roo ! s, S B Sl C] RNT 3 — Deaks, chalts, fle Cabiners Tabie et ibing 1 great savings hi dept., 3i0 th st. o, ER 3 ley, I first-cluss th st. n.w. -inch, Hand-power Doo- 4%, 'l Arsteeluss’ condition. . J. Breaner, PHOTO. STUDIO EQUIPMENT urni- ture 107 sale, Rice Studio, 525 13th st nw: 2 LT S TN 24 PIANO_BARGAINS—Milton new, 314630; Huntington. tlon: $160: Midget upright, used 3 $185; second-hand pianos from $40 used grand, $396, fine condition. went for Kranich & Bach and Hardma: { planos Grands and uprights for. rent. fueo Worch. 1110 G n.w.._establlshed 1815 PIANO, upright, built by Gabl E ) In_kood condition: mie., l:u:fl.!:x%'."mf:"l T 4:30 p. Room 627, Y. M. C. A. PIANO, mahoguny ba looks 1ike new: price, Deposit_Storage Co.. 916 Pa. ave. n.w. 22+ RADIO, electric, screen grid, new, comple EIth bives“and’ Atwater ‘Kent speaker, 140, wrand, Pot. 0781. _ e L ;A“;)el() "lk‘ruhmun lflede K it e new; Will ‘demonstrate. _Shepherd 3044. RADIOS—New, best, latest standard _ electric; stripped, $2 lete, Rice, Riverside Aptss 2148 0 s, 5 SEWING MACHINES—Drophead Sini New Home, $15 !undud?nll!; Ne g §10; others' at 35: all uar. “New machines, A and repairing. Ope 3 S.E_Sew. Mch. Shop, 313 Pa, ave. 5.6, Lin 31 SEWING MACHINE, electric, portubl fect condition: bargain body. dress”Box 303-K. Star offce. "o SEWING MACHINES sold, rented, repaired. Bargains in used machines; all nteed. 815 Tth 'st. nw. Phone Franklin 6606, SEWING MACHINE, beautiful wainut con- !ufl‘li like n;w- no reasonable of SHOE STORE FIXTURES—24 section: ing. all gum trimmed; 6 light Nxture #lobes; bargain. $200. Wisconsin. 3678, SLED, 4.1t “Storm King,” iron frame, imost mew, 32.80;'2 was heaters, perfect con: Frankiin 016y-g, * 0 1 o s | STORE FIXTU] ow ¢ 1l cases, ters, iron safes, scales. coffée urns, sods II'I::“I:AL’ :Ju‘z InAxrur partitions and equip- Jient of \every “description. Rdear Baum, TYPEWRITER RENTAL BERVICE, Georsis 1883. Underwoods and Roy: ISC 8. $2.50 mo.: 3 mos. in adv.. $6.75 TYPEWRITERS—American —Typewriter Go. All makes of (lclol'r nbullf.lh'"h'h:; chine_guarantee. Soid from $10 to $20 cheap- er. Easy terms. Practicall; 1) for ren| Btl}dznl Tate; done; Away drom 431 evenings. ‘WRITERS, ton No. 10 visible, fire heater, $6.50, oftice. TYPEWRITERS and adding machines—Saie or rent—Special rates to studeats. Limited number of exchanges. Terms. L. C. Smilh & Corona Typewriters, Inc.. 1018 15th s n.w._National 0411 TYPEWRITERS—Fine, gunranteed. rebuilis at reasonable prices. 'Nothing sold or rented that is not good ' Washington Typewriter Exchanre, 807 13th st. n.w. Frankiin 1014, 10; Humphrey Radiant- Address Box 291-M, Star ! is in e be bought cheap at "Fuuy everyning. than_any one in town silver, diamonds s0ld. " ‘Ten b st nw ¥ s, ladies’ of childrer’s of ess_of cbndition. _Gather h M 764, . ANTIQUES. old eiry bought ai brokers les it up call APPAREL—Get togethier curtains, dish bric-u-brac, ete., and all kinds of eclothini ] Re-Sale Stiop, 1391 Tth st. now. o 28 2 BOOKS BOUGHT. phone Metropolital Book_Shop, 933 G them in” “or Im: . 8t tions, Presidents’, e s leters bouthy: oid. " The Hope: 1427 P nw., one flight up. _Dist. 1272, FORD—Motor car, 35,60, Th LINCOLN “CUSTOM BUILT SEDAN—$100 down. 60 Der month. This car 1s. pertect in every way and Iooks simost liks new. fore Semenieii, SIS o TR 17th_st. n.w. - Pot. 0044, e MARMON_ URING—140 down, 334 per ot Runs CXCONERtIy: luk:;l::. u': % Motor C Pot. 8044, good fires and is_guaranieed. Mot r Co., 2035 17th st. n.w MARMON 68 DE LUXE SEDAN, 1928—Pai tires and ‘mechanical condition excellen! higl de car at a_low price: terms and L oip, Horner, 1015, 1111 14th MARMON 8-CYL. SPORT PHAETON, gfl: 'r month. This car is ox- tion, logks fine and has new tres, Guaranteed. ~Trade your car. ' Wa rington Motor Car Co., 5 17th at. n.w. Potomac 0044. NASH SPECIAL SIX SEDAN, 1928—We bave other kood buys, but we do not hesitate to recommend this one: see it today. Dick Murphy, Inc, “Reo Distributors™ 1898 14th st. n. NASH 4-PASS." VICTORIA, advanced six. 1928: has been kept like by ecareful h: cheap on t 31,800 Phone Co- SEDAN-—$35 down, §18 per month. s is bargain fih “t appearance, excellent tires, A-1 mechanical condition_and guaranteed. WIH';:{“B Mo- lor Car Co.. 2033 17th st. n.w. Pot. 0044. NASH ACH, 1927—$48 down. $37 per month. cellent condition, e jood tires: guaranteed. erfln{ton tor ar_Co.. 3035 17th st. n.w. Pot. NASH CONVERTIBLE COUPE, 1039, 1al 6. de luxe equipment, § wire wheels, trunk iatform. Driven léss than 4,000 miles. iew-car value At used-car price. Oan be seen at Emerson & Orme’s, 17th and M sts. nw. OLDSMOBILE 1927 SEDAN, $375: finish ex- cellent: motor A-1; must be seen to be ap- Your car as part Daym Emerson & Orme, 17th and M sts. PONTIAG —OABRIOLET — Account _leaving town, crifice late '28 model, excellent eon- dition, 3300 cash. Garage rear 2829 16th n.w. from 5 5 6 p.m. 22 PONTIAC SPORT ROADSTER, 1927—Fender wells and complete equipment: one of many ns; see this Iay: $250; terms. “wh 3 At FURNITURE thai you have no further use for you can turn into cash by calling M. Cohen, Met. 9764, 7749. 1233 7Tth s FURNITORE, Call North 1865, FURNITURE—Would i i used furniture; aan -'y'a:n?"h?n'.;n:l? FURNITURE AND RUGS wanted at ¢ Suitable 10 fUrDish apartments; Sust se Teasgnable; can pay all cash. Gal"Franks FURNITURE—Don't sacrifice your furniture. We will give more for furniture, bric-a-brac. china, autiques office furniture, Phone us and be convinced. The Lincoln Co., tel. Franklin 8817. 604 6th st. n.w. ¢ FURNITURE of all ki ; best paid. Capital Furniture oGl or_phone Met. 8459. GOLD, "silver, “watches, diamt and ol in U Cash Vaitle Batd._Bellmuace 818 S ok OLD GOLD—B: /OUF 0ld goid, Tt dlamonds. 5136 diseardeq Deed them in our manufactu pay highest prices. A Kahn P IG_PRESS, 5x8 or slightly larser: must be In sood Driced. ” Adirsss Bow 3000 Star oo aY ST AND OFFICE FIXTURES, cash reg- isters. _ Entire content; Bl plr, Souty bt B0 GHE WE PAY HIGHEST PRICES for oid gold, silver and plati; 3 acturiig aloartment. A "Kahh She. 3585 WILL PAY Tunch-room Hxtires or el i wi equipment. ices ave. ash for complete buy part of 1581 07 National 98, r National WESCHLER'S, 920 PA. AVE. N.W. Household eflects, merchandise, stocks, automobiles, etc. Thirty-nine years serving ashington public. 5 BEFORE SELLING safions, Frankiin 8817 and et the best re- We 1tivels more for Antiques, chinin, bric-a d o fire ‘or Dlanc SALE—AUTOMOBILES. AUBURN 6-CYL. ROADSTER, 19: as £o0d A’ mew. ‘Any demonstration. ~ Quar: anteed §175 down, 436 per month; Trade Warrington Motor Car Co., 2035 th_s . _Pot. 0044. BUICK ROADSTEI 1927 — Rumble _seat. “This e n excellent condition. and’ can this tim Stanley H. Horner, 1015, 1111 14th st. Nat. 5800. DAN, tioned wnd priced fo) ric 3 1t Horner, 1018, 1111 14 . standard, six gusranteed. ’ See ‘open’ Sundaya il 5-PASS. SEDAN. "1050; Marquette 53, sedan. Call afier § p.m., Mei- oullllnfllnl” o W, Bnis T g & Orme, 17th and M s lition; i rifice. $175; no repairs CK 1028 8T 50 has been thoroushly gone InUhe best of ‘condicion throuehoncs iy ot Seenae, Sl . Your car Son & Orme. 17th and M BUICK 1926 STANDARD finieh excelient: motor . terms. 3 i :.'i‘ A SiS. nowe o S BUICK COUPE, _4- 1925, N Duico: mechanicatls “perfect 3’ wood tives new battery; sacrifice. Col. 4040, nerson b Murphy, Inc.. Reo Distributors, 1636 REO SPORT COUPE, 1920—Like new in you could not ask for a every respect: better one. See our_stock of ‘Word-of- ears. You will understand oy husincss s Bk 'Reo_Distributor.” 1538 14th 2t n.e """ BEDAN—328 down Sohions trangporiation fon' Motor 0044 it cost. o. o -::.%'"Pg. 0 & — QoW FiA Der montFhis' car E At fne, h jood_ ti) d teed. WiFrington Motor Car Co. 3085 1¥0 at. n Pot. ARSI e WILLYS-RNIGHT. 1937, model T0A, in_fip- top shape throug! ut: unusual b terms and trade. Staniey H. Horner, it 1 AUTOM( K 0T aveon Saturday, 10 a.m. AUTO REPAIRING, overhaulin ensy-payment plan,’ Robinson Gara 1118 Vermont & ._5800. v auction st mlr; inting: FORDS. Company Used Cars. 1079 Tudors Model AX 175168 Trucks, FORD MOTOR CO., lg.lnlu:u;s:l.A' Avegre Y. May. OAKLAND. * PONTIAC. L. P. STEUART, INC,, 1325 14th St. GOOD-WILL CARS GUARANTEED. A CAR FOR EVERY POCKETBOOK. 1929 PONTIAC 4-DOOR SEDA! Ran 4,000 milrsz:qsfull_v equipped. 50 OTHERS 1929, 1928, 1927 Models at Way Down . PRICES., BARGAI 1928 DODGE SEDAN, $175, 25 CARS, $25 TO $100. 1325 T4th. CHEVROLET. OHEVNOLET. 1929 CHEVROLET COACH. Late Fall color; only a few months old. Has had the best of care. Low mileage. Do not fail to see this ear. Priced special at $485. Do not con- fuse this car with the average used car, R. L. TAYLOR M OTOR CO, 1901, 14ih. =3