Evening Star Newspaper, May 23, 1930, Page 48

r BEDTIME STORIE Up in the Air. There:s little we can say or do others are af , 100, “ PARMER BROWN'S BOY. How long Reddy Fox would have re- mained trying to get Nanny Meadow Mouse out of that tin can in which she had found shelter, had not Farmer Brown's Boy suddenly appeared once more, no one knows. Reddy was so in- “tent on what he was doing that he had forgotten all about Farmer Brown's Boy. It was the snapping of a twig that ‘warned him that some one was coming. One hasty glance and Reddy was on his way. Reddy can run very swiftly when he wants to, and now he wasted no_time. Fermer Brown's Boy caught a glimpse PFARMER BROWN'S BOY REACHED UP AS HIG HAS HE COULD AND WEDGED THE CAN IN BETWEEN TWO BRANCHES. of Reddy as he raced away. He didn’t see where Reddy had come from, and he hardly gave him a thought. Pres- ently. he came to that tin oil can that he had thrown in the bushes. A bit of grass was sticking out of the round | hole which Nanny Meadow Mouse used as a doorway. Farmer Brown's Boy no- ticed thlmthn ln:;ve him an idea. He icked up the old can. p1"1 believe,” said he, “that Il put this old can up in a tree. Jenny Wren might take it into that funny little head of hers to build a nest in h€l‘€»| should she happen over this way. I be- leve I'll fasten it uJ) in a tree. I've| known of birds building in just such| places. If a pair of birds should nest Last Hours of | seem quite steady. EATURES. BY THORNTON W. BURGESS here, the old can would be of some use after all.” So Farmer Brown’s Boy once more picked -up the old can. He peeped within, but all he could see was & lit- tle grass. He couldn’t see Nanny Mea- dow Mouse. Close at hand was a young cherry tree. Farmer Brown’s Boy then reached up as high as he could and wedged the can between two branches. Then he fished a piece of string from his pocket and securely lashed can in place. The round opening, which was Nanny's doorway, was facing toward the south. “There!” said he. “I guess this will do. Herels hoping that some one will find this and decide that it will make a good home.” With this Farmer Brown’s Boy went whistl away across the Green Meadows towa his own home. ’ For a long time Nanny Meadow Mouse remained still. So many things had happened that day that Nanny had quite lost heart. No sooner did every- thing seem to be all ht she discovered that it was wrong. So she remained quiet for a long time. She wasn’t at all sure that Reddy Fox was not waiting to jump on her the instant she poked her head out of that little round doorway. By and_by Nanny noticed a little motion. ~Somehow her house didn’t She began to won- der what that meant. It rocked ever so little. Finally she got courage enough to go close to the little door- way so that she could look out. She didn't venture to put her nose out, but just stood looking out. “This is queer,” thought Nanny. “All 1 can see are green leaves and the sky. I ought to see grass, but I don’t. How can I be seeing leave:;?” She sat a while and thought this over. Thinking it over didn't help a bit. ‘The more she thought the more puzzled she became. Finally she de- cided that she would put just her head out. She did. She put her head out and took one good look around and then almost fell over backward. She was up in the air! She really was! You know Nanny is & very small 'ge;:on, and when she looked down ground looked a frightfully long distance away. At first she didn’t quite realize what it all meant, but after venturing to look out again she understood that she was up in a tree. Once she had had her home in an old nest in a bush, 50 she understood just what it meant, though how she got there she didn't understand. Right away she made up her mind that she was going to get away from that old tin can as soon as ever she could. (Copyright, 1930.) Great Fighters Bayard, the Perfect Knight, Died Rebuking Notorious Constable De Bourbon. BY J. P. THE DYING MAN SURVEYED HIM CALMLY. “I AM NOT TO BE PITIIED,” EE SAID, “FOR I DIE French pretensions to supremacy in Ttaly centered under Louis XII in con- nfuuw duchy of Milan, to which d claim as an inheritance. It was during his invasion that Pierre ‘Terrail, Chevalier de Bayard, the “real- fzed ideal” of chivalry, really began the career which was to make his name the symbol of perfect courage, entire un- Ialelmhneu, utmost generosity and pure ‘The “knight without fear and without weproach” was then only 24. He had only as many more years to live. But before death came he had performed many a gallant feat. Renowned among these was his de- fense of a bridge over the River Garig. Hano while the French were endeavor. ing to advance to Gaeta to succor a garrison there. In vain did the French attempt to/ eross the river after making themselves masters of the bridge. Then one night the Spaniards tried to recapture the/ L huppened o e e y near- est the bridge. Hearing the enemy’s approach, he sent his sole companion to bring help. Then, throwing himself behind & bar that protected the en- trance, he defended it single-handed. 8o powerful and so skillful were his sword thrusts he kept off the enemy “Diring the. engagement Bayard fell engagement Bayard fel nto the Spaniards’ hands. = “Who are you,” their captain asked. “A gentleman,” was his sole reply. His companions, missing him, charged wp at full gallop, shouting, “France! Prance! Turn, Spaniards! You shall not thus bear off the flower of chivalry!” Several Spaniards fell. Bayard, leaping from his own weary steed, Sprang on & riderless horse and galloped off with his comrades, crying, “France! France! And Bayard,” whom you have let go Bayard finally received his death blow during the crossing of the Sesia in 1524 ‘while loyally supporting his King, now Francis T Fatally wounded, he was placed on the ground with his back against a tree end his face turned toward the foe, AUNT HET BY ROBERT QUILLEN. “Ella_has always attracted attention by havin’ pains, an’ tryin’ to tell her| ain’t in bad shape is like tryin’ to| #eke candy away from a spoiled baby.” ! (Copyright, 1930.) Vegetable Souffle. Make a thick white sauce with four lJevel tablespoonfuls of butter, four level tablespoonfuls of flour, half a level tea- 8poo) of salt and one cupful of milk. Combine the hot white sauce with one cupful of cooked vegetable either diced, mashed or put through a strainer and three beaten egg yolks. Fold in three beaten egg whites. Pour into a buttered baking dish and bake in a slow oven wntil firm, or for about 20 minutes. Rice Croquettes. Add one and one-half cupfuls of ©ooked rice to one cupful of thick cream sauce, Season with one teaspoonful of salt and one-fourth teaspoonful of prika and form into croquettes. Dip one beaten to which one table- spoonful of milk been added. Roll which in this case happened to be com- manded by a Frenchman, the notorious Constable de Bourbon. The constable, having become of Spain and Germany. stable’s own hands. Passing the tree, GLASS. DOING MY DUTY.” from Francis I, had gone over to Charles V, Emperor In Bayard' stress he chanced to fall into the con- that person the chevalier recognized and paused to look down at him iron- “ulfi'._ Messieur de Bayard,” he said, “what a sad plight I see you in! And after all the good and loyal service you have rendered! Faith, I pity you!” The dying man surveyed him calmly. “I_am not to be pitied,” he said, “for I die doing my duty. A note of scorn crept into his volce. “It is you who deserve pity,” he said. “You have been false to your prince, your country and your oath. He died in a little while. cilious constable did not long He was killed three years later during the siege of Rome. (Copyright, 1930.) THE STAR’S DAILY PATTERN SERVICE. Maids of Two to Six. e ‘lr‘l’s who m‘"t.h:k d’exerclee in romp an jul sturdy, prac- tical clgth, T This bloomer frock is especially pop- ular because it is not alone practical, but smart as well, The fullness falls softly from the shoulders of this one-plece dress. The front and back are attached to tiny shoulder yokes and may be joined with shirring or smocking. The Peter Pan collar is smart. It has a patch pocket, too. for “hanky.” ‘The generously full-cut bloomers are gathered into knee bands. An elastic {? inserted through the hem at waist- ne. Btyle No. 312 comes in sizes 2, 4 and 6 years For the four-year-old child, two and one-eighth yards of 40-inch material with three-eighths yard of 36-inch contrasting is sufficient. Pique prints, Peter Pan prints, cotton broadcloth, linen, dimity and tub silks appropriate. For a pattern of this style, send 15 cents in stamps or coin directly to The Washington Star's New York Fashion Bureau, Fifth avenue and Twenty-ninth in dried bread crumbs lndplleein‘h: -wm-m:mmdgzmumvnm ® hot oven. Serve with cheese sauce. street, New York. We that when you send for this you inclose 10 cents addi- u«m‘m- Fashion copy of our new THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1930. TARZAN AND THE JEWELS OF OPAR Werper bent his head in thought. Achmet Zek stood walting his reply. What good remained in the Belgian revolted at the thought of selling a white woman into the slavery and degradation of a Mos- lem harem. Yet wh¥l should he refuse? This wom- an was nothing to him. He was an outcast with the hand of every white man against him. And if he refused to lend himself to her undoing, Achmet Zek would kill him. Love of life surged through Werper. He looked up and saw the scowling face of Achmet. He saw the Arab's eyes narrow and guessed Achmet sensed his antagonism to the plan. “You hesitate,” murmured the Arab. “I was but weighing the chance of suc- cess,” lied Werper, “and my reward. As a European I can gain admittance to their house and table. The risk is great. I should be well paid. The rewar is what matters.” 3 A smile of relief &uud over the “Well?” Werper asked. Achmet Zal lieutenant upon the shoulder. paid and you shall. Let us ‘may be done. soft rugs beneath the faded silks of * MISCELLANEOUS, By EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS raider’s face. k slapped his 'You lhuu.hr be well Ylln how best the thing ‘The two villains squatted upon the Achmet’s gor- geous tent and talked together in low voices well into the night. At dawn they ted, both mu- arat tually content with their wlckerglrnln. CLOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 11 pm. day before oublication” For Sunday, 5:30 p.m. Saturday. At the Branch Agencies, one hour earlter, both for daily and Sunday. Only Exceptions. Death Notices and Lost and Found advertisements for the Datly will be accepted up to noon day of issue. except Saturday and Legs) Holidays, when the closing time s 10:20 a.m Death Notices and Lost snd Found for The Sunday Star will be accepted up to 11 p.m. Saturday. Chevrolets. —selling higher priced cars than Chevrolet or kindred lines. to the unusual demand for used cars at our branch can use 3 men to sell the complete line of We can allow your prospect top trade for his used car plus Ourisman service. new car sales have 40% this year to date. sales assistance given. H. Rosenthal, OURISMAN-CHEVROLET, 13th and Good Hope Rd. S.E. Anacostia Branch. HELP—MEN AND WOMEN. HELP—WOMEN. (Continued.) RECOMMENDED SERVICE. (Continued.) (C PERSONAL. T Rt The next day was given over to preparations. Ex- posure to the sun and wind had given an almost Arab hue to the European’s complexion so he had no fear of being discovered as the escaped crime- inal. All was ready to start. He had exchat his tattered Belgian uniform for the garb of & game hunter. This outfit Achmet dug up from his collection of loot. With a party of black slaves and porters, Werper set ou ‘ontinued.) t from camp. SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. {Continued.) . to take ‘WOMAN, cultured, of proven abilif orders for unusual handmade coats ern resorts, cities; commission b dress Box 296-R. Star office. WOMEN—We offer to empioyed women & chance to increase their income by using & few moments of their spare time daily; no selling, soliciting or collecting; is not 'real estate or selling securities. If you are ready employed, come in and see how easy it is. Call between 4:30 and 7 pm. Mr. Barton, 502 Edmonds Bidg., 917 15th st. n.w. WOMEN. A local Charls office will employ 3 more women to take over territory with hundreds of customers. Applicants must be over 28 years of age. neat, reliable and willing. Hours 10 to 4. No 'work Saturday. _Apply between 10 and 12 o'clock, 501 International Bidg.. 1319 F st. n.w. EXCEPTIONAL WOMEN Wanted. 2 women immediately to fill im- portant traveling position and local opening, Teaching. _executive, _social _service and library experience helpful; previous experi- ence not essential. Must be refined, over h-school education and nce to meet the public. established over 36 vears Apply Due Our increased Every Apply 187-S. Star office. CIRCULARS PROHIBITED. BNTERTAINERS, singers, am. or sexes; list with me at once. rnbull, 728 rof., both | Tower Bldw. 14th & K sts. n.w. BEDDING, MATTRESSES. box springs Pillows, renoiebest prices and nrnmtfifl ash. Mattress Co., 319 L st. s.w. Na yard; st D.W. CONVALESCENTS; SUNNY HOME, PORCH- 00d attention. ‘Adams_9696-W. 422 Crittenden BEDDING of all kinds renovated and sterl- lized by process approved by Health Dept.. D.C ‘ompt service and low prices. Eagle Bedding_Co., 3215 3th st. n. Decatur 'I!l BEDDING RENOVATED. mattresses, piliows, feather mat.; down comfort, re-cov. ered_Ideal Bedding Co., 622 E n.w. Nat. 4094, CARPENTER and Jobber; porches screened, repairs, inclosed: fsances built: general re- alring. M. Brinnis, 1350 Tayior B.W. Adems CARPENTER, _ Tiouse _Tepairing; repaired, painted; porches kinds, any time. painting; inclosed. Atianti CARPENTER—Alterations, repairs, porches inclosed, glass or wire. Cement art, Adams st. n.e. Atlantic 2671 24> CARPENTER & BUILDER—Remodeling, re- Dpairs, garages, porches, etc.; low prices; per- sonal _attention; plans and specifications. John B. Keyser. 66 T st. n.w. N. 5282. 25 CARPENTER—Contrictor and builder—Esti- mates given. Plans and permits furnished when necessary. _Met. 2094, 4 to 6 p.m. 33% airing, painting, cemen! ) uilding. H. dohnson. 1365 Trving. Col. 6917, STENOGRAPHER. Address_Box 23% position; interesti; work; state In order to protect its ad- 287-R, Star office. vertisers from receiving circular matter, it is expressly under- stood and agreed that all such matter will be withheld as far as possible by The Star. Only bona fide answers to advertise- in_and furnish character referent Apply 4t05 pm. WANTED — Teacher for attractive vacation g income; hone number. WANTED—SALESMEN. SALESMEN—The J. R. Watkins Co. wants two men to take over established territories Dear Washington: must be able to T e ith Cpportues ro aa e “tart, vancement. 927 Sheridan st. nw. State age, experience, salary expected, married or single, liv- ing at home. Address Box 274-S, Star office. 24* not _routine Address Box CHAIR CANEING, porch rockers spiinted, up- holstering. _Armstrong, 1235 10th st. B.W. Metropolitan_2062. . pyrmanent wive, heater BIdg. Y FINE BABY BOY FOR ADOPTION. mbflwan 12 and 5. Georgia 4061, BEAUTY PARLORS. MARCEL, %5c; finger wave or shampoo, 36c: Met. 7920. $2.50 up. Room 657, Earle BEST PERM. W., try_one. Msrcel, NATALIE, 1317 F. 35 up, Tinglets complete: HM.“’MIH ‘Roberts, CHEZ Met. 5627. MARIE STEVENS, nentl: 302 Kresge Bld.. years' experience. U Removed, 31. Electric Needle Expert, 20 ly Hair, Moles. Pe: tisfaction Guaranf 1105 G st. 1982-._25% TWO WEEKS ON! n.w._Met. 9795. No finger waves necessary. Steuart LY—Ringlette wave, Fi 1328 N. PERMANENT WAVE, COMP! Mabelle Honour School N. H. Ave. N.W. ._10499. et 1010, 17 lith St. N.W. it 606, DON'T BARGAIN waves. shampoos, every” permanent. ‘complet nothing ftaken of your beauty of your hair. We use only genuine material. fingerwave and hair cut with SHOPPE, 719 1ith st. n.w. WITH THE PRICELESS Beware of hargain $10; Bonat, $8 ay. ‘Best care 'S BEAUTY Eugene, more_to air. DO DESKS—Sale of “factory seconds” of furniture, desks, tables, chairs, bool 3 file cabinets, cabinet safes and used of furniture. “You can also rent it. &850, Gig st nw. National 9196 DINING-ROOM SUTTE, 10 pleces new, and miscellaneous pieces: Gall Adams 9758 before 13 DRESSES—Handsome evening dresses, coats, like new, embroldered screen, portiers, settee, :?c‘:q“e frames, clock, table. bookcase. Ga. ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR _ (Wel D medium. atze: good congitien: 308 ean Clev. 6160. mornings, evenings. TRNTURE 3 Sl e 3 rror, beautiful o maple bed; splendid condition; other ieces Ve, n.w. Toom e fon’ cuple, Jequeea I 3 mple, reduct X Standard Upholster: "Con 403 1 Cnwe " FURNITURE—$25 occasional vatious types, floor samples, $12.50. Standard Up- holstéry Co., 403 11th * FURNITURE—Two 9 by 12 rugs, §5_each: about 100 pictures, 5c lz $5; ml‘ny am'm 1 oil paintings; 2 attractive dressers, $5 eac! double bed, $2.50; $10 mantel clock, carpet sweepers, ' S0c: v odd pleces cheap; new cash register, $50, worth three times this. Basement, 1712 17th st. n.w. MOTOR TRAVEL. ELECTRIC WIRING—Wé will wire your 6- room house, including fixtures and inside services, for $50.00. Cash or terms up to 3 years to pay: first payment to start July 1; no interest. People’s Home Decorating Co. 817 9th Phone National 7417 FOUR LADIES. Age 25 to 35, $7 to $10 per day, possible to make. No selling; genteel work. Call, between ted ter- Good pay :30 to 9 A a3 ments addressed to box numbers in care of The Star will be de-| jiiseraiors. =~ See - 10_a.m., Ristl SALESMEN 1o dell radio sets and electric 1352 H st. nee. rnoy between 11:30 and 3:30 and 7 to 8 p.m. livered to advertisers on pres- entation of the box number ticket. art ner; asset. but not an guainited with thi 410 Carpenter Bl presenti 10th WE WANT to interview a few determined men petween 30 and 40.'who understand the it facts in a forceful man- unlimited income to real men; car an solute essential: get ac- Pproposition, and K sts. n.w. Mrs. Jane Rogers, National 5554, for appointment. UNUSUAL OPENING. An attractive exclusive shop wishes Call Room HELP—MEN. AUTOMOBILE 'AL_WORKER, _ Gentral ATEo Works- a4d Eve st. now. BOOTBLACK, first-clais. Apply 10 H st ne. BOY, colored, 16 vears old, to Work in 3 P factory. Avply “Washinston Paper $80. Paid immedi; Mr. Thein, Col. aper tock Salesman—Opportunity ! High-srade man with proven sales ability to sell advertising, commission bas! £40 to tely on each s Members Advertising Federation. INSTRUCTION COURSES. to. engage a woman experienced in selling and fitting dresses. A most interesting position for one who en- joys a_diversified occupation. In letter of application kindly state age, education and experience. Address Phone sappointment. White or colored, to help in GTocery Dreter one who Can drive | lesses pow forming in BOY. sto hand. ¢ypin tation day. porter 1n_store. BOY. “colorea, To work e Dorier In store: Reply in own handwriting. SR, Slar” offce. BOOTBLACK to_hels nd shoe repsir Shop. "ADbiy 1305 35th st. n.w. excellent, with Write or _call (Opposite_Fox) Teferences. | me: OTHER! classes now forming in bookkeepins secretarial science, iew and better opportuniti = for new ca BOYD SECRETARIAL SCHOOL, 1333 Nat. 3340 TAUGHT. AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY, hod: licensed white aQuire about our new method; established 10 years. Call Lin. 0082. Box 391-R, Star office. HELP—DOMESTIC. GENERAL HOUSEWORKER and Cook; stay 3 nights a_week. 4010 18th st. n. GERMAN GIRL for upstairs work and carc of children, age 5 and 8: stay nights: will- y for Summer. 2952 Macomb 57 alogue. F st Tn- ing to go st.n.w. Cle BUTCHER, Apply Bob's Market,’ 301 12th st. CLOTHING SALESMAN, _experienced: one with a_following preferred: capable of sell- 33 AUTO DRIVING ‘white men; spec! 3489 NS ‘any Hour; licensed Tates this month. Adams GIRL for general housework, stay nights: references require st._ Cleveland 0182. lain cooking: 3753 Oltver AUTG_DRIVING car. “Reasonable. ing bats and furnishings. ~ Address Box Georgia_1889-W. Star_office. ive TAUGHT quickly with 620 Kennedy st now, o HOUSEKEEPER (white) and care of 2-year- gld bov: mother employed; bring reference. GOLLECTORS, salary and commission: I information. age. experience and re ences. _Address Box 1 Star office. 33 N for Saturday. Ohicago Mar- COUNTERMA] ket Co., 311 7th st. n.w. , honest and good worker, regls- B T B. M aretce! Whdvess Box e~ o course, 365; 921 F. BEAUTY CULTURE. only $75: easy ‘terms. Mabelle ‘Honour School, N. H._ave. n.w.: 81" STEUART —BEAUTY _ SCHOOL — Combiete DAy 35 & week as you learn. Our_Operator's Course (¢ 14 7_14th_st. n.w. 3! MOTHER and daughter, to away for Sum- mer: mother, ‘&8, ook, daughter of . high. school e, to assist with 4-year-old y. Phone nsin_3561. ELECTRIC WIRIN 540.00. Complete fxture: my’ estimate, save mone, North 0885 H. M. Carpenter. EXPERT killed FLOORS, OLD OR NEW, SCRAPED and fin- Teasonable prices.’ H. L. CATON, 1244 €._Atlantic_0665. FLOOR WORK. xgen old floors made lil new: dustless machines; prices reasonable; work guaranteed. W. C. Deaton, 4 st. n.w. _Pot. 52 FLOOR WORK—Every teed: very reasonable: L. T. Folk, 5357 Sherrier pl. ._Cleve. 0528, PFLOO] SCRAPED, refinishea, leaned. eved hand o machine work: relabie 8 ice, reasonable prices. Nash Floor Service. 803_Princeton st. n. Columbia 4231, FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED. repaired: slip govers made: est. cheerfully given; returned free. Tittensor, 1600 8th st. n.w. N. 7702. HEATING. remodeling. decorating. oainuing: expert mechanics and _engineers. _Liberal terms of payment-—no down payment. Call E_Shields Co., 1001 N. Y. ave. Nationai 2668 HEATING, TINNING, gutter spouting, paint- ing, best work; lowest prices: guaranteed. Estimate’ free ' Phone Lin. 3305 Redman Eng_Co.. 3861 Halley Ter. HOME _IMPROVEMENTSElectric _ wiring and. fxtures. papering and painting. hard- ‘wood floors and staircases, carpentry, pluml ing and heating, porch inclosures, me celur.gs, roofing, guttering. spouting, plaste ing, cement an: rick work; terms to please get ’Otlll' D;l“: our ur‘vl:.u m{l{wr u- in” Improvement G th “"Nat. 0s13 ‘ana 0513 description; guaran- dustiess _machines. KEYS—Duplicate nu" :%‘ gents made while ou wait. Turner 1231% New Yorx ‘ave nw. Met WOMAN. white, to do light housekeeping: & very good home. 1014 5th n.e. in 302-8, Star office. JANTTOR; only a capable, experienced take our SCHOOL, P. O. EXPERT TYPISTS are always in_demand: intengive "course. dg., 14th and Park rd. * SITUATION—MEN. COLUMBIA = ACCOUNTANT-BOOKKEEPER. _experienced, rence. need apply; salary and :I‘ll:hfl:"r:' t';.v'e.n. e'!'h:ne ea 4382 bet. 10 a.m. and 12 noon. > , t clerk, Ford AT 25t *Fe rpiit: fast and. accurate $35. shempooin 325 finger wavi complete course, 857_Earle_The: BEAUTY CULTURE TAUGHT—Marceliing, ‘manent manicurin if enrolled by June 1 uilding. $10; per: i desires permanent or part-time connection; Teasonable rates. Adams 2416. 24* 'WERS. harpeni and re- A new and used movers for sais: your old mower n trade Lawn Mower Service. 917 "Ith st. n.w_ Prankiin 10183. g%n::}: :V?ec)(‘llo:r. °l! 8 Columbia rd. Adaj g, = 3! | ASSISTANT STEWARD. experienced, Ameri- can, age 35; best reference: American or with figures; give reference. Address Box 297-R. Star office. M~ : MAN. white, settied, for lunch room par time; reference. Apply 21 Laurel ave, Ta- koma Park. Md. MEN, Catholic, can earn $40 weekly at start STENOG! June. fo develop “speed and RAPHERS—CIvil service exam. Join Washington's foremost dictation club end get the intensive hurs., Sat. nights, 7 to 9, $5 mo. bia, Post Office Bldg.. 14th ‘and Park rd. ractice needed dence. _Tues., ropean house. Address Box 381-8, Star Eu Tn | office. PAINTING, PAPERHANGING. nhm&lii rial: Special prices this montn best materis) in"se o, 5 pear Fark rd ‘Adams 5340. BOOKKEEPER - SECRETARY, stenographer, general office man, wants position immedi- ately: experienced: best peferen Call Qalum- | Metropolitan 8857, MeNet. . 1 outside work: s wonderful chance ;' something new. Call 8 1S B Room 1310, Peopie's fnsur- Course _ starts .m. tuition. operating from 8 for thirty days. MEN, Tormer_magaszine or book experi- thce: Vie money, for wires. Apply 120 McGill_ Blde. %o 9:30, 3 to 5, ask for Mr._Daniels. bl i MEN Tepresent washington’s oldest and Im‘l‘t ‘r‘wllllhh house to sell best type of washing machine; experienced men pre- e . _Apply after 9 am. to Mr. Nefl, Barber & Ross. 1ith and sts. n.w. MEN, 4._over 20, can make connection with local office of nationa! organization. Pay. short Hours: must be neat, agiressive. Apply_506 tional_Bid. ful trade at no expense. tlon, address an own’ handwriting office.. Inte: PAINTERS, white. Apply to 3301 45th st. n.v. . BOYS 15 to 18 —desiring to learn the sutomobile repair business from the ground up at no cust for (Monday, Registration limited to ten alart, ceen, in- dustrious. Doys ‘who desire to tai sutomobiie repair business Perm: ployment assured apt pupils imme completion of course with Wi largest automobile service station. opportunity to learn a remunerative In making application state age, educa. telephone number in you: Address Box 392-R, Star ELEVATOR MAN—Experienced night eleva- tor operator, with reference. Call Potemac June 2, T ; experienced. any system FOOD CHECKER., American, middle age. Address Box 280-S, Star_office. 25° LAWYER, experienced, youn ), d position in" law ofce. Address Box 3078 tar office. h . AN, cook or any kind k., di night, in or out :f’th. :"!.o T"‘."l’"lh‘}.-flalr. pm. PAINTER, white, first class, A-1 references, wants house to paint, interior or exterior. { Call Mr. Russell. National 1382. 31 SALESWORK, by experienced _salesman: [CATION WRITER and SRR B S v S Toon O P oeTapher, " Address Box 365-8, Star_office. STENOGRAPHERS. Washington ent Press Bldg., 14th & P sts. EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES, bookkeepers, Geeded daily No charge uniesn hange, . District 2480. 1 3 3 SITUATION—WOMEN. BOOKKEEPER. experienced; . BOOKKEEFER, exverienced; best references r_office. a4 'Nat SPECIFICATION WRITER. exper!: BN eoabio of handing good volume of ve qualifications and salary expect- ity [ positions_open NOTICE—National Personnel K st ‘Competent help furnished District 5821 Bureau. 1719 ily: | NURSE, practical, settled: references: either city or nearby Va. Clarendon 581-W- o “Address Box 289-8. Star office. SEARCHER—Searcher _in patent P TENTs “office, one who s desirous of 2_Albee BIdg.. ITIONS OPEN DAILY. Washington Gencral Employibent 50: & G. TYPEWRITING expertly done at home; Te- duced rates. For additiona) information call Agency, . Potomac_0299. Sincss and ndvancing on his mer- LA ox '429-8. Star ofce. NT MAN, experienced on sea POSITIONS bookkeepers. clerks, sales: Need 500 applicants daily. Stenographers, typ i e istration.__Boyd's, 1333 P n.w. WIDOW of refinement, pleasing personalit not servant type. would like position he keeper one or more gentlemen or_ elderly N’sr‘m ¢ shucking oysters. See Mr 0ot hee”s Ana s pm 1907 E st pow. le, where i ity 1! i R . “Tubirban. | Addtess Box SBecR, HELP—WOMEN. Star office. SALESMAN, _experienced. with small car, who_has e g00d; to ct a3 crew mani B0 b G crew; salary and commis- | nt position, will h B ® mi ‘Harrl i Mr, s, with the Singer Sew: on Machine G0y 1017 Conn. ave. SALESMAN—A live, aggressive man who has i initiative and ambition. and experience. ofmce. BUSINESS WOMAN, dissatisfie with tuture f possessing ggod sppearance; Address Box ==t e SITUATION—DOMESTIC. COOK, i B 3 feuve Y. 530 0 st. v, _Botomac 3080-5, COOK and maid-waitress, les ity: eneral “matd, well - trained Ve. wirl: also d_with pres- for position ucation Pt Xpers lling_specialties direct DA Al rade. A real opportunity for | CHARWOMAN, colored a live wire to make $100 per week. e H Mr. Goldsmith, 918 New York ave., between 9 and 10 a.m. or 4 and 5 p.m. £40 per month. Star_office. 'OMAN, colored, for downtown office w IA" Se. m:dtn (lér!;ldn,uleuncfl P R rst-class laundress, want positions. N. 6253, al HOUSEMAID fent. .Sen be and cook, found at "1339 “Srd’ st, b S8, & t. n. Tepresenting_ national man A Niline tickets and. checks 10 T Tor GIRL, waitress Georgia_ave. n.w. Tunch. York_Confectionery. Potomac_4031. APETy 3851 | GIRL, colored, wants Blace & meral house- 631 Sherman tole, ‘eitibs.. busses: liberal co A eton Efliott Ticket Co, 12 Vestry st. Rew Fork Gity. GIRLS, good money. & W. Root_Beer Apply tores. neat appearing. “for eurb service work, plaincookl Appl. Phone Adams 5147 colored, neat, wants_plac Helper or nurse. 'Call 1106 Sth st. nw. ave. n.w., A. er ALESMEN—! ary and liberal commis- N tanal 1o, start:, selline. over 100 ar o O i, ® W take vou out and | 5500 Conn. ave. GIRL for soda fountain and sandwiches. | ¢ INTING, very reasonable. as I do my own Rork UCai "aler 430 pn. D. R METZ, Decatur 3526, ed INTING, interior and exi jor; _skilied PAINanlte: reasonable Drices. Paul Serene. 24N ¥ ave n.w. Nat. 3666. PAINTING, PAPERING, interior, 3 hi nts. Harry A, Glorius & Co.. 300 Ga. ‘ave. v, Phone ol 4338: PAPERING AND PAINTING—Make your own selection. 1 aim to please. E. D. COX, Atlantic '1189. P, IGING, PAINTING, PLA! Rensonable rices, prompt service. aranteed "ECONOMY DECORATING CO., NE.""1008 Eve st. Nat. 0500. : PAPERING—Rooms papered, $6 up; promp! Feonal attention: newest designs. J. Egdsl, 8555 Toth st. nw. Adams 7149 = PAPERHANGING “and _painting; tnter de ting of the better kind: rms. Call u‘::;:nt‘:e Decorating Co., West 0476. AN Garanteed” Work: fros oiven. “r ©""Koran, 1350 Newton L T e vl i bl PAINTING—] ms A AaCup Toms. scrapad By, Beam Tates free.. Earls Jordan. Lin. 5786, 9 PAPERHANGING—Rooms papered, 35 an : esti Turnished: work Suaranteed A S orge, "Si%0° Tth st. nwa ABL 3 Decatur 4145 Do PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING—We will Scrape and paper ‘average sise room, $7.00: We also paint interior and exterior. We use Dutch Boy lead, pure linseed oil only. Pa- perhanging guaranteed for 5 years. Cash or terms up to 3 no interest. timates People's Home Decorating Co.. Inc. st nw. Do’ mot. confuse our nam other home decorating companies. W Peopie’s Home Decorating, Natl. 141 Pémtflhfflam% AN'I: PA;ml prices this month, no ecess pered, 3000 up: Daperhanging uaranieed in writing for 5 rs. P at low- €& "prices. "We use Dutch Boy lead snd Dure Jinseed ofl only. Install heating piants lowest prices, do all kinds of plumbing 329, eemers) TAmOUEINEWSP 42 Juner Juky pay: first paymen 3 DECORATORS, Met. 0854, Home _Decorators. Work YOUNC bout all_or’ part Box WOMAN way. june 1 would like a woman companion 390-R. Star office. driving to Duluth, Minn., share expenses. Address WILL TAKE ONE OR_TWO LADIES TO ville, N. C. May 30, réturn June 15; May 30, return BUSINESS INSTRUCTION. salary, 31, 440, Beitoor, & FILE CLERK, salary, $1.260, and finger print, ‘The Civil cor, 12th & F n.w. Met. 6337. * Service Preparatory BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. BEAUTY SHOP, old established, dolng good business; ressofiable and terms. Clarendon VALUABLE ALU. reasonable _offers clty, Address Box 195-f ol exchange , §00d business section: considered; must leave for small clear property. Star_office. 270 WELL LOCATED S improve and lenss th- ibl 3 ease to responsible party. Address Box '200-8, Star office, - gasoline station site, sec- Owner wifl seil LUNCH CORNER fountain for sale. making proposition, office. ROQM. bakery and soda If 'you want mones- ddress Box 41-M, Star TAILORING, CLEANING. PRESSING and shoe " shine; ‘downtown; very low rent; also second-hand _clothes. ' Nat. 0899. . etail; g00d n.w. to a responsible 300-8. Star_office. ASOLINE STATION, modern 'to the Tast cess. You should i section. i ere i3 & chance ty to make g big suc- vestigate. Address Box business, located ryville, 'Va., on fishing, swimmin, Brice. “Raloh & ville, Va. - FOR SALE—Ashley bathing beach and store the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains; to live: a paying business at the right at Castlemans Ferry, Ber- the Shenandoah River at 2, beautiful boating. A Dorsey, real estate, Berry- or battery sh T 89T N st GARAGE and service station for rent, south- east corner of 9th used for garage, paint shop. and O n.w.; may, be 0w Toom, tir Tory's Auto Servic 1y forth 3231. 1911, 8 to 7 p.m. POR SALE—$500 cash will bu; showing excellent return. a_business Call Clarendon ers and athletic lication; tar_office BOYS AND GIRLS. 6 TQ 12 YEARS, FOR 8§ weeks' vacation trip to Vermont, on' a farm bordering Lake Champlain. ington under personal supervision of teach- Teferences. Leaving Wash- instructor. Adds Terms on_ ap: iress Box 2978, GASOLINE. A( section: equipped tion; long lease: 292-8, Star office. trade; business for sase: prite. $4,500. Addre RIES, located best n.w. and stocked: high-class to thorough, investiga- LA, N e favestigation: price, $4.000. lox 353-8, Star office. = office buildi stock: open Address v NEAR foot frontage on water, terms Owner, don. Va. sewer and small ‘stream on _property. vision, country home or nursery business. ‘Will sell all or part on except! pe 3 Ideal for subdi: nally liberai ©. Box No. 4945, Claren- CLEANING and t: count of sic Sctropolitan 064 o Lincoln 2485: op for sale, ac- TR pow. ™ Ehone ing’ reason, disa 3$3.000 cash. _Ad ESTABLISHED CANDY and luncheon bust: ness, about $3,000 monthly business: equs ment equal sbout lease, rent. $125 per mi ing, prominent corner $4,000: ten (10) year three-story build- nearby city;_ sell- reement of partners: price, 85 Box 398-R. Star office. ATESSEN for sale; Deas. CA383 You st now: busi- doing "good bus molder, eake Decatur 5817. BAKERY OVEN. 400-lou irine day. cake mixer. bread etc.' Phone Rudhsrd. cash _ register. cheap. ing LUNCH COUNTER. stools, showcases, Phone Rudhard, Decatur 5817, dur- tables. very chairs, urn, ete. it. showcase. com grocery_store. TRIGIDAIRE machine, large meat box, 14- 21: ete meat equipment 25 for 18th st. n.w. - course for_adults. BACKWARD CHILDREN TUTORED, GRADES 1 to 8; experienced D. C. teachers; special Pr. 0649-R. 26° school-home: grounds. North CHILDREN, ONLY $356 MONTH. SUMMER nutritious rooms: experienced tutors. 6344, meals, cool bed Supervised play- 'y room, bed room, FURNITURE for livin kitchen; $60. No dealers. 143 R st o Tiving-room suite, e mahogany bed 4700 FURNITURE-Gne S-plece davenport bed; one 8-piec Toom sulte; 16x9 Summer rus. Decticut_ave., Apt. 306. FURNITURE—Room of furnit bachelor; il sell at & great coal and Tanees Tebullis: buffiing. sotte. The Biove Bhow. 30¢ M SUITS, 2, dark, med. welght, E:.E grade, nearly’ new, size_37; N Dec. 0380, ade " e RNITURE from U. 8. GoVi— Desks, chairs, file cabinets, tables for your office at great savings. Salvage Co., office furn. dept., 310 8th at. n.W. OVERSTUFFED SUITE, 3-piece; Ldims Seda tter 636, or ca’ 101 AN 3¢ -plece bed- Towers. OVERSTUFFED SET, 3-plece. Toom perfect condition; Very and_stool; Mrs, P PIANO, upright, auick 'sale; 335, PIANO_BARG:! -Hun! tion. $70. _Stief, R Do {fi. 3i60 _ One Dll"l‘-m% u One mic fl&ll’lh $265. On new. $300° sble’ a n and Hardman uprigl for rent. Hugo Woreh, 1110 t RADIO—Party leaving city will Victor radio. Nationsl 3130, or Cleveland 6900, Apartment 319, RADIO—For quick sale, Just 8 mon! ‘with used, bination; cost $314 tomer sell for best days. _Monar RADIOS—Used radios_and Georges Radio Co., 3139-41 Pa. sve. &.V. West_2968. rcelain inside and_out condition. Ingui: Saler tigilis Sobnyp elay 4 S 1tiq U g crifice, le thi one-half scrines, el tnig checodll piee s g, ”ec_-wrsfll—F%_ SEWING MACHINES—] 3 New Home, $15;. Standard, $15: New ideal, s e, e S5, Meh-shon. 315 Par sve ne. T BE ht SHOWCASE, plate glass, lensth 8 ft., I.; price, 345. ~Cali -Mr. t. 3 ey, 8766 24 SHOE-REPAIRING MACHINE, i - dition “six ‘shoc-ehine chalrs, wall*muror: SLICING MACHINE, “Royal” slestris; #838, sacrifice, $100 cash; 3 ,L 8-ft. u‘m"”' play case for grocer, double as ‘new: cos. 3600, sacrifice for 200_King $150 cash. st., Alexandria, trict 4185. Collins Stamp Shop, 927 15th st ters iron safes, soales, coffes soda. S Inc. 914 E st. n.w. Potomac 01 TYPEWRITERS, portables, mew and money. Call Metropolitan 9674 for demon STAMPS, U. and forel ackets, seta, aibums, “catalogs, accessories. Phone Dis- STORE FIXTURES—Show cases, wall cases, Counters. shelving, tables, chairs, cash regis: fountains. elec. mixers, partitio) ment of everynneur iption. compl $30: extra snare drum, two cymbals, tom-tom, etc., 315; real buy. WRITER RENTAL SERVICE, Georgia 1863 Underwoods. Hoyels ang Lo . Swith $2.50 mo.; 3 mos. in adv., $6.75; 6 mos., $13. all ‘makes: buy, 3 per month: old tpec writers taken in trade. See us and save stration. District iy Hm:l e rict Typewriter llch;;nm TYPEWRITER, TYPEWRITERS and sading machines—Sale (S 85 month L G St & Corona Typewriters, Loc., 1016 15th st. n.w. _National 0411. TYPEWRITERS — American Typewriter Co. All es of factory rebuilts with new-ma- urantee. Sold from $10 to $20 cheap- er. asy terms. Practically new machines for rent Student rates. ix'nen X iring done Away from high-rent district. evenings 1431 East Capitol st. Lin. 008 VACUUM _—_CLEANERS — @ureka, = Regina, Atrwa§, 815 and 820; répuile Tiks Facu- 1404 Girard. new; guaranteed vear. Bags, parts. I ing; rent cleaners, $1.50 day. delivery. um Cleaner Shop, basement, Adams_0900. BED.] ‘HOTEL PLOYED ENCES. G ROOM TN NEW APARTMENT SERVICE. HOME PRIVILEGES: EM. WOMAN PREFERRED. PHONE P ADAMS 9021. 35 GARAGE—SALE. Atlantic City; largest_hotel: nity. lina ave.. Atlantic City, N. J. 250 cars; _fireproof: mear real opportu- GIRL. colored, reliable, waitress, Chambermaid,” nurse st seasnore” for Sume . _Repeat proposition. No foaters Jaeed apolv Also “opportunity for i with ‘car. © Call after 3 pm.. Room 216, Urance Blde.. 15th and Eye sis. n.w. 23° SALESMEN for Cities Service common, Lib- services. st n.w. Dly at once. learn beauty culture for return Sifvices” Donnie's Beauty Snoppe, 719 1ith ‘GIRL, white, to work in delicatessen. Ap- 1921 H st. n. mer: ref. Call Decatur 5645, | GIBE, colored wizhes senessl “Bonsewerk; | best Teference. Call West 2553 between 6 and 9 pm. GIRL, colored, neat, desires all or_part eral commission. Marlow-Beech Corpn., 1732 Conn_ave. n.w. SALESMEN. 2 e Ceachers, 3 Dond required. Address Box 703-5. 5 congenial work, peal _ | crease their income (OOL,_TEACHRERS, men: four to be Se- lected capable of organtzing and_directin men: solendid salary. Summer work. App! 209 McReynolds Apts. Saturday between 9,30 an srdisie bt O BHOE SALESMAN, experienced, to connect with Iarge chain organization; also_extras for Saturdays. " Address Box 3 office SIGN AND SHOW OARD WRITER for implicitl: a"week be Na ality and ap) lic; will DRty el st nw. GSEWIVES, Government employes. nurses A Tull’ or, spare_time, ified This advertisement will ap- t0. those ladies who are anxious to in It you are pearance and willing to_ follow and can qualify, a sal sides bonus will be pal Armstron, 3nd floor, 1416 Eye evening between 7 and 9 p.m. s for appolniment. " Y between 25 and 40, of §00d_person- A and Wppearance, able to meet the pub- ay salary and commission Mr. Brune, 2nd floor, i rt for e dien! $ime,or day's work.” Cull or notity R. S se or ¢ 1127 23rd_st. n. HOUSEWORKER, white, sires place in good home; 12sh_ave. Takoma Park. { MAID. general ployed now, wishes wor leaving city. 1 MAID, experienced, colored, high-class ref. §00d cook. part timie; . h. W. or day,s work! neat in ap- to proper Tule Bve D: time. Address Box 301-S. Star office. ___* YOUNG BOY, white. to make himself use- second floor. oung, for photo studio, MAID, colored. §00d cook, excellent house- fleaner, waltress ful or part vime: will 1221 Ba. ave city: reference. Pot. ful around store; must know city. 617 ave. n.w. rienced. RCELLER AND FINGER WAVER, expe e Yvonne's, 718 14th st. n.w. 0ok, maid, nurse, laundress, itress, day's of pari-time worker; city or G MAN, about 20 veafs old. to operate Toengoara and help around offce. . Ad- dress Box 386-R. Star office. 2 ith hardware experience. XO ,O'“ An'ur:n‘u to Silver !Dl’l:: Paint & Hardware, Silver Spring. M prentice. specialist, 1000 Conn employment, genial work; 10 or 4 to 14th and MEN. Two for outside work in sales and service A ERATOR for beauty shop: also an_ap- pre OH.lfl Dillon, Inc., YD Ca pleasant o T DI aiivancemnent. . Goll & 1o Tapia. sdv Room ‘1210 Peobles Life Bids., Pot._1642. POBITION as chambermaid, waitress. Kitch- en maid or nurse wanted by young white girl._Telephone North 3412. 24° Xperienced COOK, colored. neat, can o away; or part time; 5 years' reference. Potomac 5912. in and sc 1l 8 to PAP) Tne, hestiog. carpen anything rej little each month. $hve. Noren 4011 | PIANG__ TUNING, repair _estimates free Sanderson-Schaeffer Co., 644 H st. ! Lin. 1057; night cali, Col. 5940. Pot. 9 TUNI 3 \ring formerly head PO IO e oster Go. and “Knabe Go. Geo. M. Walker. Col. 4798. 707 Allison n.w. PLUMBING, HEATING, OIL BURNING: rte- el ond astaiiation; ‘found reliable for'33 Years J. K. Guerin, 412 E. Cap. Lin. 3417. e epalring. ROOFING g d domestis Tugs washed. Tebsireacand. 'u:;'orfi. Ryl F. Rue Co. 916 i i 2. TE! . FURNITURE REPAIRING L daa N the home If desired. E. 8 Weaver, 1434 Newton st. n.w. Adams 8401 VIOLIN AND BOW REPAIRING—30 year ot ice. Ellis Linder, 101 B Bhone District 7805 PERSONAL of Personal 0 The rate under, heading of Personal is 3 cents per line ad regular line rate department of well known local organiza- ‘tion. A clean. healthful and permanent po- sition with & iarge and established company, | Co.. Sth SODA GIRLS, ~expenienced. d P s WOMAN, colored, wants day's work. Phone Whelan Drug | N OMAT 200 STENOGRAPHER, _small Answer, stating experienc pected. Address Box 226. Guaranteed ry and commission to start’ See Mr Powell. 10 to 12 am. only, 923 Nations! Press Blde. salar; WOMAN, colored, neat, wants bundle wash to take home or' part-time work; can give reference. 1108 5th st. n.w. to sala; PRESSERS ON SILK —dresses. 3 wanted. Apply the Clothes Doctor, 3108 M st. excellent Lypist; articulars in reply. tar_office. STENOGRAPHER_—Must be experienced and $100 per month. State full Address Box WOMAN, —colored. wants half day's of morning work of any kind. 1509 6th n.w. * el RECOMMENDED SERVICE. SALESMAN. bookkeeping, 3 year: Call Columbia 8482 STENOGRAPHER - TYPIST, exper} knowledge ce; references. ot ‘The follot business concerns guarantee satisfaction to Star read- ‘We_are just in process of organization and require the services of two high-class gentlemen to handle prospects already se- cured through & new plan for them. We can pogitively promise men who will dent or teacher; STUDENT—Summer position for college stu- previous experience not necessary. Address Box 140-M, Star office. ers. Any complaint found necessary to be made to The Star will receive prompt attention. For admission to apply themselves, along set lines that we Sopervise, garnings in excess of $150 weekly. | maintenance, 276 TEACHER for nursery school: State qualifications. ~Address salary and | Recommended Service Column call National 5000, Branch 115. atire: of Dievious. cxperience ot impor. | Bo tant but suceess{ul ‘selling, record essential. Wetare bspecially anxiour to'interview men who have been topnotchers. but through no fault of their own have met reverses and B o oot Statue. of life" and’ moge %t Ihelr present status 58 vink, both for themselves and their famli%u have a car and want to connect A d pleasant proposition, . must be n age and 283-8. Star - ffice ___ TYPIST, 1 eneral dress_Box 271-8, va e. N.W. TELEPHONE OPERATOR _ wanted, knowledge of shorthand and typewriting: t, accurate, good penma; y expected. ice rienced 'in selling_to first-cls WHITE WAITRESS wanted. ADDITIONS AND HOME IMPROVEMENTS— Porches. garages, heating, papering, paint- batn rooms. electric lights, concrete, plaitering, roofing. hardwood fcors, monthly terms. no down pavment. Colem | & Improvement Service, Dist. Nationa | Bank_Blag.._16th and G n.w._Met. 304 A KES OF RADIOS REPAIRED rices by trained men. Give us & orth_10114. with State ‘Address © Box lowest trial. with & ‘sure, fast and pl ‘RK. see_Mr. Brune. 141 STOCK CLF Permanent position. o onstrate’ cosmetics; fully. _Address Bo; WOMAN, youny. some Fperience. 1o dem- x 204-8, Star_office. tion’ guaranteed. Fu Sgim;: ilte | proofing of houses. ~Also fumigation cha Apply Mr. Veax. WILLIAM HAHN & CO, 7thand K. 7/ eral women or re e of special ‘WOMEN—An interview will be given to sev- n. ~ Cal :'Ilrmfln-"‘g G k 3 Toth and % sta aw. ‘bet. §'and" 3%, T to rid fyrniture of moths and bedbus: Call_an liver, mechanical, patent draft- & ar "r”si'.'_.l-_‘{.{z'&'.‘fl"‘l B ire to y “and salary and ‘| PRACTICE YOUR FRENCH — ROOM AND epairing; workmanshi G mterinR, A P Chcertuly Siven:. . ‘WHITE. Atlantic 4557. RTTCRTES w;LL S RO ; B Tl ava. Masages i your ows Home for muscle soreness, lameness or cident. For appointment ’pnone between 9 a.m. l.nfl 1 p.m. Adams 0795 ¥ chlp_.g"fi X R _DA' lx:f:]y“ufig ]!suytt‘l)f Called for, returned by Briva fiy: “'swimmine, - athietics, Byt i Eindareasten: college counselo North 6993. e MONEY_ADVANCED O CEETS. lver and gold. _Liv- flsmonds, antiquey Mt Nut seds convenient. to Potomac_0458. board with Parisian famil downiown; reasonable terms. - ac 0 REFIN] ESS WOMAN. WITH D TENED DSt and take hest care of bed fiving ‘room furniture for indefinite period. Call Lincoin 8267-W _after 6 o'clock. to share her cool, roomy apt. during Sum- mer or longer: cooking optional. Adams FOR PARTIES, RENT SHACK AT CABIN GARPET AND LINOLEUM LAYING, SEW- | YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE ANGTHER | A BUSINESS WOMAN WANTS ONE OR TWO ‘women or mother and ds with her, basis, the comforts of & new, a.m. including maid service and persol who would appreciate the other bus! ter to_sha; dry; some one coolness and quiet References ‘Addre: ‘Star_offic L able. mer and the cheer of a fireplace Convenient to two car lines, G arden in Sum- Winter of & lovely exchanged. 55 Box its fleld? ticular interest to UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY. Have you $2,000 to invest in a business | months old: $20. that has proven itself one of i Our proposition would be of For interview address Box 265-S, Star office.* | SALE MISCELLANEOUS. 1, the best in | - an artist or art student. i 1 wiing Yty Call after 4 AMUSEME] AMES, ball games, devil's -‘u';; ?mnfr’ ‘Beehive; must sell at s FORI leaving town; no dealers. I LD, Ton ?‘m p.m. ANTIQUE mahogany chair. 2_hooked rugs, sewing machine motor. {Clev. 0818._ Apply Sat. or Mon. 4355 Klingle m . W, tubes AUTOMOBILE RADIO. brand-new: installed cheap for cash: desh control, screen-grid Lincoln 8462, 1305 8 st Manley sufo Service Co.. AUTO WRECKING GCRANE. Manley. $40: reasing rack, 1819 L st. n. $50. Diamond 24 89-8, Star_office. BANJO, tenor. leading make: perfect con- ?qun: will sacrifice for $22.50. Adflrtll’:B.ol with coll rificing. BED-ROOM SUITE of 4 handsome pieces, springs: all new and all_Clev 2940-W. riect; sac- land BUILDING MATERIAL: in the best of con- dition, taken from recently wrecked ings. ‘Let us_estimate on your bill of m: Gty Salvage Co., 1it and N sts. butld: Camp Meigs yard. 15th & B sts n. HECHI] CRANE—2 ; ‘electricity: plano, radio, 5 sible_persons: mal 3 Address Box 232-8, Star offic WILL THAE GENTLEMAN WHO RETURNED the Persian ea‘ to 2225 R st. n.w. call and panel body tubing hydraulic ried. 3000 BRICK AND BUILDING MATERIALS—Re- T sale of good n_crane new plumbing fittings: 3,000-1b! used material at our which we move soon to doors. . com. Lin. 2125 5th & Fla. Ave. N.E Ford truck, 113w e. GERMAN POLICE_PUPPIES. pedigreed, 5 { Call_Capitol l?le T g ! 5LT0 SERVICE TWIN, excellent_cont - RADIOS. One repossessed Atwater Kent, Kell table model 65, was $152.50; our price, $99.50. New set_guarantee. One repossessed Philco, Model 87, 8-tube set. was $149, our price §89.50; mew-set THESE SETS ARE IN PERFEOT CONDITION: COLORADO RADIO, 5514 Colorado Ave. N.W. _ Georsia 1486. DOGS, PETS, ETC. INSECTICIDE for killing bugs on piants; plant stakes, rustic bird houses, assortment of puppie rabbits. goldfish for ponds. water hyacinth plants, etc Schmid's Pet Empo- rium, 712 12th st. n.w. i CANARIES_Guaranteed Tale_ songaters at reasonable prices. Atherton Pet Shop, 612 F_n.w.. 1404 Irving n.w. POKNTER' PU:’B. 4 months old. 6to 7 gsl'll se. SCOTTIES, wire-haired fox terriers, cocker spaniels, from 2 to 5 months; i stock. Mrs R. H. Johnston, Ruffcote Ken- pels,"Reg., Chesspeake ave, Silver Spring, ~ PUPPIES, BIRDS AND OTHIR FETE. FAIRCHILD'S PET " 1219 oth St NWo - 0T Nabional RADIO SALES AND REPAIRS. EXCELLENT 3 G 2130-41 Far v W West OLD SETE MADE ,MODERN SETS mu;fl HT. EXPERT RADIOTRICIAN. The Best Service i Che: TR L A A _Phone North_0881-W. BOATS. BOATS _ 16-1t. TV odel” outboart bonts. 95 A few of thess populat bosts still *c be had this season. Will demonstrate. Works, 714 AR JORNSON, CAILLE AND ELTO distributors. /~ A g00d variety of used motors. al on hand Your old motar in ‘irade. " Terms T i apitol Bout “Works. 114 K st e w0 CLOSING OUT THESE GUARANTEED OUT- Board motors at greatly reduced prices. New 3$275 Caille B racing (2-carb. job) for 3165; ~Johnson 1928 single (39 Ibs.), 1oz Lockwood Chiet, $135; 1928 Eilo ‘Quad, : son Quad '(32-hp.). 3 3260 “Capitol Bout. Works: 116 1 st gw. " ion u and - make offer. Star office. - USED AN NEW-—Gutboard boats dingbles and canoes. New Jersey Ave. Gar: ave n.w (e OUTBOARD Address Box 2 and rices Tmotors Bargain 419 hand truck; new chisels, L st n ELTO & JOHNS one Thompson step plane: $75: one 14 Crosley Icy Ball refrigerator. DESKS, chairs, safes, in_Washington. Speci onds. Commercial Met. cheapest prices ale factory sec- Office Furpiture Co., 430 7742 Dles 1al s receive his rewatd? 8th_st. meton umsty Mise Viretnta motor: E st se i CANOES FOR HIRE, Dempsey’s Boat House. . Canoes for sale, $25. 36th and K Sts. NW.