Evening Star Newspaper, July 18, 1930, Page 25

FEA NANCY PAGE The Good Taste Club Dis- cusses Handerchief Styles BY FLORENCE LA GANKE. The Good Taste girls were havin, Sammer meéeting of their club. ey sat on Nancy's porch and discussed boys, manners, food, dieting. clothes and parents. Nancy sat there and chuckled inwardly at the diversity of interests and the comiments they made on their parents. “Why, do you know, Mrs. Page, my mother says that when she was a girl it was not considered good taste to carry anything but a white handker- chief. Just think of that—a white handkerchief--how uninteresting.” At that most of the girls produced a handkerchief to show what was consid- ered necessary in these days. showing was almost a riot of color. Nancy saw printed kerchiefs with -1odern designs and modern color com- binations. Then there were pastel linens, hand embroidered ones, hand- kerchiefs with monograms at least an inch znd one-half high “Do vou honestly thinx a girl should use only whi nandkerchiefs, Mrs. Page?" No, T like the idea of color harmony. ensembles and all that. But I am old fashioned enough to _think that for really best wear a fine white linen handkerchief ix best. But the new sport ones, just a bit smaller than the men's size, are quite the thing for you young things to carry. I like the small French printed ones. too. But I can tell you one place where I think you feed to watch yourselves. When you get a handkerchief for evening don't < get & large chiffon one overtrimmed ‘with lace, cheap lace at that. I'd spend more money and get one really good one, one which looked like a lady, if I ‘were you. It is never in good taste, you giris know, to wear or carry ov trimmed, cheaply finished articles. Have fewer if necessary, but have them good. (Copyright, 1930.) OUR CHILDREN BY ANGELO PAT! Quiet Time. Life is growing noisier every day, it ‘would seem. Motor cars fill the streets with their grinding and rumbling and honking. The riveter sets his horrible vibrations running through the very masonry of one’s house. .The radio screams and howls and screeches and murmurs and sings at all hours. The victrola does its share. Bells and whis- tles and flat wheels, airplanes, freight trains, rag men, children, animals, ma- chines, all lift their more or less melo~ dious voices and there is no quiet in this world, not even in the churchyard. ‘What is to become of the children who must sleep, study, think? I always have believed that quiet was essential for the growth of children. Babes must have quiet days in which 1o lie and croon themselves into growth, Growing little ones who have found their legs must have quiet afternoons for naps. Older children earnest in school work must have quiet hours for study and thinking and rest. refresh and recreate their bodies. In our delight at discovering machinery we are likely to forgei the human being who creates the need for the machines. Laws are not helpful usually in such situations. To prohibit this and that never works unless the people will this and that to be prohibited. We do not want to throw out the radio and the telephone and the motors and the rest of the exciting, delightful things we know and use, but we must come to some understanding of how to use them. We would not destroy ourselves and our children by misusing the machines that are to provide us with delightly leisure hours. We like fruit and sweets and good food, but we know that if we indulge ourselves in any of the pleasures of the table beyond a healthy limit we will surely suffer. We will bitterly repent our indiscretion, We must acknowledge the same condition in our use of the modern machines. It is silly to turn on ia radio at 7 ‘clock in the morning ?)d keep it on all day and far into th& night. It is stupid to open your window and turn your loud speaker into the courts of an apartment house or into your neighbors' indows. Phonographs need not grind all day and far itno the night to give a family a bit of music. Nor need motors make so much noise. \ First, we can keep all machinery in good condition for service, and that im- mediately will remove a set of fearful noises from our streets. Flai wheels Joose parts, defective works can be ad- i;med Houses where children Mve will ave to be pretected from teo much gadio and the like, and the best way to ¢@o that 15 to have the people who live in the houses agree on the best hours, the best regulations possible to all of them A certain number of quiet hours daily @re essential to the healthy growth of children. Let us try to agree to have them, 50 that the generation most richly endowed with the gifts of science will not perish by their riches. (Copyright, 1030.) AUNT HET BY ROBERT QUILLEN. "] ean't imagine why Ella wasn't a ghurch Sundsy, She wasn't sick, an’ m‘en buyin' a new hat Priday after. Gopyright, 1090.) All chil- | dren must sleep long hcurs to rest and | TURES. | How o Help Your Husband \DorothyDix| THE EVENIN( Says: “Have Faith in Him” Wives, If You Want to Help Your Husbands Suc- ceed, Believe in Them, for a Man's Faith in Him-| self Sets the Measure of His Achievements, anrl‘: If a Wife Destroys This She Has Destroyed His | «Ability to Succeed help my husband to succeed?” things. of about equal ability. their venture ended disastrously. is bad,” she said to him. woITy over it. cheerio, my dear. could buy out an automobile or a jewelr: again. ever happens. for her to save it. detroyed his ability to succeed. beaten who is unbeatable. or engineers or big business men. tlures of them. * Rating Stocks. A thoroughly disillusioned woman has written us to declare her intention of maintaining & consistent incredulity henceforth. She has been speculatin, and only on stocks with the highes of ratings. Her losses have convinced her that she can't “beat the game,” and one stock is no better than another. ‘That is almost tantamount to dis- carding an automobile because it won't fly, or tossing an alarm clock out of the window because it lacks a split- | second hand. . A highly rated stock issue may be a highly desirable long-term investment commitment, and yet be absolutely lacking in short-term speculative possi- bilities. One doesn't buy a race horse to haul pay loads, nor a truck horse to race against thoroughbreds. There is more of an analogy here than you may sus- ' ot Highly rated issues are rated on their records of earnings, the financial con- dition of their companies and the type and class of their managements. Over a period of years sich issues should show one reasonable capital apprecia- tion, together with regular income. A speculative issue is like a race horse. It is bought to show one a quick profit. It is not usually bought because t 1 ays Dorothy ‘The other man's wife was of a different caliber. to pot, she sat down and wept and lamented, and beat upon her breast over their misfortune and reproached her husband with his lack of judgment and wondered why he didn’t have enough sense to make money as other men did, and told how she had always had a premonition that he never would succeed, anyway. She croaked failure at the poor fellow until she killed the last bit of self- confidence he had. and he lost faith in his own ability. everybody that poor, dear John just didn’t seem to have any business faculty, or know how to get along, until she made John actually believe himself that he was so incompetent that there was no use in his trying anything for himself Now, of course, when a woman marries & poor man Wl succeed, thrift is absolutely essential, for it takes money to make money and | the door of opportunity is only opened with a gelden key. | to know Dix. I knew two young men who started out in business together. Both were intelligent, hard-working chaps, full of pep and go, but through a series ®f misfortunes for which they were not responsible shop if she wanted to. THERE is no question that women ask me oftener than this: “How can 1‘ ‘Yo which I can reply almost in a word: Believe in him. Have faith in him. Keep him on his tiptoes by making him feel that you expect him to achieve great Somehow his wife's admiration seems to be absolutely necessary to a man. The wAs long as she thinks he is a world beater he puts up the best fight that is in him, but when he knows that she considers him nothing but a poor weakling, without the brains or strength or scourage to win out. he quits cold. His morale is gone, his energy atrophied, his ambition killed. her husband is a failure turns him into & failure Many a wife's believe that ‘They were One of the young men had a wife who believed in him. “Of course, this “It is a terrible disappointment, after all the work and thought and struggle you have put into it to see it all go blooey, but don’t It is just ‘a temporary setback down, and with your ability you will soon be on the top again. ‘Suppose we do have to give up the house and the car and economize for & while. 1t will be fun helping you get on your feet again, and I'll yet be riding around in Rolls-Royces and wearing diamonds as big as turnpike rocks. So Up and at them again, and this time you will land at the top. I'm your prophet, for I know my man.” They can't keep a good man You'll show them. And that man, because his wife was a brace and a tonic and breathed fresh hope and courage into him, has succeeded and his wife is a millionairess who ‘When the business went She went about telling And John today is holding down a small job that barely makes & poor living. He is a faflure, sunk by his wife’s lack of faith in him. When women think about helping their husbands they always have some chimerical dream of writing a book or a play that will make a vast fortune, or being offered a million-dollar contract to go into the movies, none of which Or else they try to do it by pinching nickels and nursing dimes and cutting down on the grocery bill and wearing their year-before-last's hats. ho 15" ambitious to But thrift is only a small part of the technique of success, and it is far more important for a woman to inspi_e her husband to make money than it is Far more important for her to keep up his fighting spirit, to bolster up his belief in his star, to keep his faith in himself alive, than it is for her to do without things. Far better for her to be a fluttering flag of victory always waving before his eyes than to be a bundle of rags at home. For, while a man may not always be able to do all he thinks he can do, he assuredly can do nothing that he thinks he cannot do. sets the measure of his achievements, and if his wife destroys this, she has It is the man who never knows when he is His faith in himself It is a common thing to see men slow down as soon as they are married. All of us know men who, when they were young, were full of promise, and who have just fizzled out and amounted to nothing. keenly interested in their professions or their business; they read and studied and talked of nothing but their cases, or the bridges they were building, or the cotton business, and we fully expected them to become big doctors or lawyers But after marriage they just seemed to lose their grip and settled down into mediocrity. Before marriage they were Nine times out of ten the secret of these men's failure is that they married | women who were human wet blankets. They had wives who didn't believe in them, wives who had no faith in their ability and who knocked everything they did and belittled all their achievements until they killed their self-confidence if you want to help your husbands, believe in them. DOROTHY DIX. (Copyright, 1930.) BY MARY ELIZABETH ALLEN Straight Talks to Women About Money of its intrinsic or inherent worth or value. It is bought because of possibil- ities of immediate and considerable en- hancement in market price. Many speculative stocks are utterly | lacking in investment qualities. Many investment stocks have little or no real speculative possibilities. It is easy to see how speculative commitments based on investment ratings might bring the woman trader to grief. It is not enough the significance of ratings. Summer Casserole. tings; one must also know Cut six hard-cooked eggs in halves and arrange them around the edge of & greased casserole or baking dish. Slice three peeled ripe tomatoes and put in the center of the dish. Make & white sauce with one and one-half cup- fuls of milk, three tablespoonfuls of butter or other fat and three table- spoonfuls of flour. Add half a cupful of grated cheese and stir over a very low fire until the cheese is well mixed and smooth. Add two teaspoonfuls of salt. Pour over the tomatoes and eggs. Cover with buttered crumbs and bake for 20 minutes in A moderate oven. The centers of the tomatoes may be g placed in scooped out and a whole each if desired. {1ittle honey won't go bad on my bre STAR, ¥ T SONNYSAYINGS BY FANNY Y. COR ‘When that, bungle-bee crawls away inside, I'm goin’ to pounce on him . at supper time. (Copyrixht, 1930.) SUMMERTIME WASHINGTON, D. ( FRIDAY, CLOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 11 p.m. @y befors publication. For Sunday, 5:30 p.m. Saturday. At the Branch Agencies. one hour eariler, both for dally and Sunday. Only Exceptions. Death Notices and Lost and Ivertisements for the d up to noon atur a ys. when the closing 20 a.m. Death Notices and Lost and Found for The Sunday Star will be accepted up to 11 p.m. Saturday. 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 possible by The Star. Only bona 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—MEN. BY D. C. PEATTIE. The sounds of a Summer afternoon are more characteristic of it than any of those other signals which Natute makes to our senses. In Spring it Is smells; in Autumn it is colors. PBut if any of us woke up after a sleep like Rip Van Winkle's celebrated siesta and it were a Summer afternoon, I venture to think we would know it befors we opened our eyes. ‘The clackerty-clack of the suburbsa- }w's shears as he trims the old hedge or he agreeable, grassy clatter of the lawn mower—these are common sounds that tell at once the season of th= year. But out in the fields it is rather the sound of the grasshoppers rising in a whir from under the feet and the ing jar of the katydid that tell the season of the year and the time of daw. Or is it in the woods you walk? Then the sults note of the yellow-billed cuckoo, like a clock running dowm, or the petulant and monotonous sound of the wood pewee rings out at intervals— siree, siree, air-eeeee! He chooses to sing in these first stifling hours of & Summer afternoon when all is drowsy and even the light winds forget to blow. A sad hour, I always think, for all its sun- bitten splendor, its dream-castle clouds and the roar of the bees inside the shapes of flowers. If you are one in city pent there will come to you of a Summer afternoon few natural sounds. Instead, you have the roar of the electric fans in the office buildings, as the whirling blades, like some living animal like a cobra, turn their bright and dangerous heads. Or in the parks the flash and splash of the fountains of Washington, which are lovelier even than her trees. 3 Cherry Roll. Serving six—1'2 cupfuls flour, 2 tea- spoonfuls baking powder, 1 tablespoon- ful sugar, !5 teaspoonful salt, 3 table- spoonfuls’ fat, 1 egg and 6 tablespoon fuls milk. Mix the flour, baking pow der, sugar and salt. Cut in the fat with a knife. Add the egg and milk. When a soft dough forms, pat it out until !4 inch thick. sprndpwnh the cherry mixture and roll up like a jelly roll. Bake on a greased pan for 20 minutes in a moderate oven. Serve, cut in slices, ABE MARTIN SAYS ‘What's worse'n running’ into a street arade while fleein’ from justice? Very ittle is bein’ said about the new pearls n' diamonds schedule down our way, ‘cept by folks who talk too blamed much about "ever'thing. (Copyright. 1030.) A Wi ' GOVERNMENT _EM BOYE, 18 To 24 vears old. for our portable unit.” This work is_steady and pleasant. APply Mr. Lavfield Good Humor Ice Cream Co. 806 Rhods Isiand ave. n.e. betwien 1 ind & p.m BUILDER will take on youns civil ensi- neer Must know how to survey. Address Box_431-B. Star office s CANVASSERS (six), P! no_selling ve._n.w. CHEPS. 2. first-class, white or colored. Ap- piy_immediately. 313 P 3 DARK SPOTTER. first-class, experiencad R.K. Sunshine Co.. 713 Lamont st. n.w. JANITOR and all-around houseman. Cal! :;::‘l 8:30 o'clock turday morning, 1800 MEN—3 exnerienced oil-burner service men mus rs. | Apply by letter, giving and phone numbers. Address LT i 2 ington. Who have had ad- yertising expe who are willing to wor party. n ers position for right Apply between 9 and 10 am., 412 ce MEN-—Large_corporation has opening for several men with experience in direct selling: hard workers ean make 380 a_week and more Avply 120 McGill Blde. 30-9:30. __Daniels. PAINTER. automobile spray. Call Mr. _Langhenry. —Lu Motor_Co.. Hyattsville 1020. APERHANGER AND PAINTER to work round apt. house in exchange for rent of furnished apt., 3 or 4 months. Apoly 5716 16th_st. n.w. Ga. 1883 PHARMACEUTICAL _ SALE: with doctors in Washington 8ell on straight commission for established Philadeiphia house. Give full informution {p first letter. "P. 0. Box 1110 Qreensbora, Ask_ must _be gopd. stine-Nicholson PRESS OPERATOR. white, thoroushly ex- perienced. at_once. Service Laundry Co., Biadensbur ‘Phone Hyattsville §13. experienced, to sell Ford automobiles: ition to_the rlent applicants . “Peake, Motor_Co.. 18th and_You sts. n.w SALESMEN—_Two _experienced re; salesmen: good opportunity for right men: application’ confidential; _interview by ap- Pointment. Address Box 374-B. Star office STENOGRAPHE! . about 18 to 20 years, for office; good opportunily: state age and experience, Address Box 50-A, Star office. ME With or _Without Sales Experience. rull or Part Time A national organization offers employment to a limited number o Regardless of your present er Dast experience or whether vou are leoking for full t time employ- ment, we ean place you in dignified, re- sponsible positions with earnings commen. Surate with effort. A general meeting will be held At 7:30 PM.,, Friday, July 18, at Room 1006 Hill Bldg. W.thout ebligation to yourself, attend this meeting—learn the wonderful' possibilities immediate_and fiture earnings. Come 5. Doors close promptly at 7:30 pm. CHAUFFEURS—25 care ful, courteous men on very liberal proposition. Apply Bell Cab Co., 1317 L. St. N.W, MEN to sell the world’s most popular sold, six-cylinder car, Chevrolet. Every sales co-opera- tion given; unrestricted terri- tory. Opportunity for advance- ment. Apply H. Rosenthal, OURISMAN-CHEVROLET, 13th and Good Hope Rd. ¢ ANACOSTIA BRANCH. CHAUFFEURS, 75, with identi- fication cards, wanted at once. Those who can qualify will be given an excellent opportunity to make real money with the new attractive proposition which we have to offer. See Mr. Rup- ple or Mr. Byron for early ap- pointment, CITY CAB CORP,, 141 12th St. N.E “HELP—MEN AND WOMEN. . CHAUFFEUR WANTED, taxicab, Girl wantes for deli en_store at once. 708 8 n.w. * settied couple, no childre: mall bldg. quarters for service: no ; references. Both apply. 5716 16th Georgia 1383, WANTED—SALESMEN, EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for youns, a&- who 1s willing to werk in our liing the new Oakland Eight 8ix. ' See Mr. Jerman, 2730. 18* Cherner ermanent onsi- T men who are willing to work a few hours each eve- ning selling & small stock tssue for a local compan; which will bear any investigation 41p)y between 4 ‘and ¥ p.m. 413 Insurance ANITZATION is swanped with good We heve one of the finest beach Thesapeake Bay and our men hig money. You can do the ave a car and will work. I t_there is mory any ether money m lace In Washington today. o Armatron Come Plum SAL! An old, established. million-dollar con- cern with a natienally known line of ad- vertising service for banks. manufacturers business institutions is enlarg- force to meet the requirements y srowing business. The type e want is one who knows from ast experience that he can sell, one who nows that he is capable of earning more money than his present position affords. and in_stepping up to a posi- arning possibiiities - ound_employment, full-time ommissions with weekly re- Give age. experience and refer- ‘ably previous employers. in first fetier, please. Personal interview arranged for acceptable applicants. The American Inc., Coshocton, INSTRUCTION COURSES. SOMMER L, PECTAL NE' review classes now forming in Gregi Boyd shorthand. bookkeeping. etc. aceredited and improves id money. _Your inquiry is wel. comed. BOYD SECRETARIAI SCHOOL, 1333 ¥ _(opposite_Pox Theater). Nat. 2340 Al '{0 DRIVING ietor; reasonable rate: SRS spfriear hspnatte S Frai LAD? PRIVATE LES- S0c. ‘Translations. Eng Call evenings, 1412 Ch; QUICKLY TAUGHT. _ in- v licensed whi 4T sears o Gall L 00gd. A et Nicanted white fi.-r'.' Cail any time. Ad ATt mien AN odpebi ady hatructor. Call na 2 CONOVER. 2128 3 st Weat_3068. A m”i'"' 1nd SrunuEl- Vecation xpertly Tausht st the OV OOL (Est. _1918), ON Beauty Culture School. 1 JULY 18, 1930, HELP—WOMEN. HELP AND SITUATIONS. MOTOR TRAVEL. AGENTS. colored. 35 and 310 per week and commission: Whoie or part. time worK: ® Perience unnecessary. Apply after § p.m.. 1338 You st. n.w. basement ofm & COLLECTORS, 3, with car, oy IATg¢ €Orpo- ration. See Mr. Brothe, Room $4, 930 H 5. Saturday. § o i1 wm ‘B GIRLS GIRLS. GIRLS—1 beauty cul- fure at Steuart Beancy School and’ ear while you learn. 921 P st. nw. GIRLS to work & un- Gry Stare. 4149, Conn. ave, AP0 Tne O GIRLS for zeneral ofice work; must hi Past experience. Jewelry store, €21 Tth ny. atG._ GOVERNMENT EMPLOYES Ladies who Willing to_Work a few hours each eveming sellig a small stock issue for & local com- pans " which Wil bear any investigation APPly between 4 and § pm., 412 Insurance . over 21. abie to travel to Cal- ith ‘circulation manager and’ wife ransportation. i 4 Whited. Metropalitan Hotelo >0 =" LADY of “education and personality. one accustomed to handling the public prefarred: splendid opnortunity for Ad- dress Box 290-B. Star office. LADIES —Sell 21-card $1 Christmas assort- ments. alio personal greetings. Beautiful designs, finest sentiments CBie commis- sions: experience unnecessary. Doehla Co., B T sneetasy, - ovehla; oo LADIES (0 assist in sale of Feal estate i Washinton ‘and vicinits. experience desir- Able. but not necessary. will instruct those willine 1o learr. Address Box 303-B, Star NURSE, white. experienced, to take entire charke of threc children. = Call Cleveland SHOE SALEBWOMEN, _thoroughly _experi- enced i Aiting children's and_junior wom- en's shoes. Address Box 382-B. Star office. TYPIST. colored: state salary and experi- ence.~ Address Box 3771-B. Star office. 19° _ WOMAN. experienced, to _work in PAStry shop. Address Box 403-B. Star office. 1 WOMAN, white. strong. to care for mvall home. compensation. Georgia 1214, 1314 Madison n.w b WOMEN. young or middie ag perienced in_making sandwiches and at soda fountain at once. Apply manager, National Drug Co.. 926 17th st. n.w 7 WORKING MANAGER for cafe in apt. house: knowledge of marketing, desserts. salads: room and bath provided: excellent references essential _Address Box 207-B. Star office. _21* YOUNG WOMAN. capable as horseb: structor, girls' Summer camp: references re- auired. ' Address Mis. H. C. Long, St. Len- Ard. Md 20° promotion. Unusual Opportunity teachers who are interested in local work. Address Box 244-A, Star WANTED. Alert, well educated women over 30 years of age’ wanted immediately for permanent Positions: personality and desire to_travel More {mportant than husiness experience For interview call Miss Vernon, 728 Tower Blde.. after 2:30 LADIES—HOSTESSES. We require the services of a few ladies of pleasing personality to give full or part time work. 1416 Eve st. or cad Natienal 5354 for appointment for vacation ofce. HELP—DOMESTIC. MOTHER'S HELPER, _experienced youns Rirl; city reference. 3604 8 st. n.w. B NURSE for children., white. experienced: state references. Address Box 410-B, Star o el s NURSEMAID. white, for two children; atay )‘vfi)les. references required. Phone Clev. WANTED_ Young_girl to help with hous work from 4 to 7:30 pm. 5720 8th st. nw Call Ga_ 3777 after 5:30. s | WOMAN, white. not over 35: housework and care of 2 children, 340 mo. Address Box 388-B. Star office. SITUATION—MEN. ACCOUNTANT, office executive: reliable, & perienced, effcient; responsibilities to meet: married Tesident home owner; worth-while references. Interview sol - land 1663 or_Metropolitan e APARTMENT HOUSE WORKERS (3), expe- rienced on_elevator, switchboard, etc.” Poto- mac 1536-3. ATTORNEY, 15 years _experience, sociation with legal firm or financial ins tution. Address Box 412-B. Star office. *_ BOY. 10, wants position in service station or warage: 3 vears' experience and refer- ences. Wayne, Col. 4741, Br. 30. 1 BOOKKEEPER ' with general office expel ence. including typing; local references: @ cebt reasonable salary, Phone Potomac 0378. wants CHAUFFEUR. first S nw. osition: referehces. hone Pot. 4802-0. FAMILY WORK. “do cogking cleaning. Chiness. Jim Lee, nw. Nat e FILIPINO, €00k, eur; long_experience with bachelor preferred or in smal } ddress Box 331-B. Star office. FILIPINO wants work, private family; e perienced houseman, butler, yard man.’ & dener, cook, driver. Address Box 382-B. office. 2 1 HOUSE REPATRING per_hour. Call Silver Spring_60-R. JANITOR, colored, wishes job in & small A1, Douse; rel. Apply 1505 Caroline st. nw class,_colore 1910 N H. and_house- 343 Pa. av MAN. vouus, with high sch of college education ~desires work. Years electrical, mechanical experience Clerical experience. Good references. Ad 997-B. Star affice. MAN. young. experienced accountant. eper, secretary, desires connectio versity sraduate.’ Not now employed references. Atlantic 022 18° PAINTER, white, first class, wants house to paint: reliable; reasonable. Call Mr. Russell, National 1332 S g 200 STENOGRAPHER, with reputable law firm. by member of bar. ~Address BOX 409-B. Star book- TUATIONS—MEN AND WOMEN. MAN AND WIFE desire position taker ‘on country estate. Best ref Address Box 400-B. Star_office. T MAN AND WIFE want cook position; do own astry work: out of town or city, Address ox 399-B. Star office. . SITUATION—WOMEN. DICTAPHONE TOR: exiensive experi- erce in copy writing and advertising: de- bendable and 'competent: excellent refer- eices. Address Box 425-B. Star_office. | * GIRL with sewing experience wishes place in_diessmaking establisnment. Phone Met 3290. Apt 6. AR b AR ) GIRL. reined, 18 Ofice work of any kind. knowiedg: of typing: nominal salary. A dress Bo: 401-B. Star office. [ HOUSE M.NAGER for high-class apartment; capable bisiness woman of pleasing per- Sonality: 1sferences. Address Box 333-B, Star office. o dan LADY. whit, middie-aged. refined. desires position as housekeeper or companion to elderly coup.e: no children; references. Phone Col. 9335-1 S _ ¢ POSITION as companion o by re- fined young Jady. References. Address Box 420-B.” Star_office 19¢ STENOGRAPHY week. ~Call Miss Nolan. Sonable rates TEACHER wishes position companion. governess or tutor. 413 Trenton’ st. se. > TYPIST, general office clerk; 8 years ex- perience; 4 vears in printing office Refer- ences. Address Box 320-B. Star office. * _ WOMAN. refined, wants work sewing. sales- Indy: “will travel, "Address Box 338-B, Star office. Ll and_typing by hour or incoln 0082. Re: Clerical worker, Miss Adams, GIRL, younk as mother's helper. ing: reasonable wages. Star office : 2 GIRL, reliable, wanis general housework; experienced. 1643 13th_st. n.w. ey GIRL. colored. with references, desires work a5 mothers helper or day's work. Address 1416 T st. nw. At s Pl GIRL, light colored, experienced, wants gen- eral housework; reference. Phone Pol. 3126 or call at 1807 13th st. nw. 4 GIRL as maid, waitress or care of children. 1 Fenton s ne. " i9e GIRL. colored, wants place as general hous worker {n small family; reference. Call 118 Bates st. n.w. b ST GIRL, colored, reliable. wishes place in small’ family; 'no washing; home nights Call Lincoln’ 7287-W. 4 GIRLS. 2. colored, want positions, cook. maid. in private (amily; neat and reliable: city ref. Phone Adams 6380-W. 2 MAID. colored. neat, splendid houseworker. cok “or part time or mother's helper; ex- cellent_reference. Pot. 5912 i MAID. colored, first-ciass ook, mir mother's helper; does part-time and work:_reference. Decatur_3419. MAID. colored, neat. bl igelient houseworker s PLACE wanted by respectable colored girl 83 MOtner's helper, nurte of gen. housew stay nights or go home. Phone Pot. 5469 or call 1814 8th st. n.w. . WOMAN, colored. wan| “work. kind or laundry io take home or D work. Col. 39083, U WOMAN, colored, wanis general housework or day's 'work er part-time work; references. 1938 _15th. _Pot. 3944-). gl 5 WOMAN, white."38 vears waniy Rouzewor n rican’ need re R Box_ 416-B. Star office. ¥ WOMAN. colored, settled, neat s working housekeeper or general hous yorki city reference. 915 New Jersey refined. colored, wants poaition od worker,_tidy, will Address Box ant. “good cook. ¥ nights. District ans t-time PERSONAL. The rate under heading of Personsl 18"5 Conte ‘Der Iine additional o the TesUIAT line Tat DETECTIVE SERVICE SINCE 1886—RELIA- bl pconfidentiall Natlonal ¢610; ‘evenings Adams 1231. MORGAN BRADFORD, nsportation di; " MONEY ADVANCED ON A D e and el T ingston & Co, 1319 F st, n.w. Nat. 3649 nd 817 14th St. | st Ca furnished dal’. Bosttions open a4z, DIstrict 5831, ¥ mé?fl“ bookkeepe: neet atly. o cha ‘sihington h. Joyment. Exch E‘VQRY’“ CARIH bfl“:‘lu." I‘NVAUD.. :O"- Scents. Aged, by nurse, in ) Phe Adarms 7363, 1833 Kalorama rd. nw. LEAVING FOR ST. LOUIS and Kansas City. Satur l;,:lr-v!lllnl ¥: take one or two. Co- lumb Fla.. about July 19. RTATION WANTED TO MIAM n 24. 11 AUTY_ PARLO! OUR RINGLETTE PERMANENT WAVE is nature's rival tte_ends. expert Steuart's. 921 r_wave necessary. UTY CULTURI finish els. Special course. $50. baiance weekly. Day Call_or write Reed Be: st._now. Met. 9461 Permanent Wave, 1325 N. H. Ave. modern home, Address Box 57-B. St AUTO REPAIR SHO! concrete floor space: | 1o install pump _ Apply { GROCERY STORE for nice rooms: Lincoln_4512. will B. over 'two years will tributor franchise and torial rights for direct to dealer trade. 9f exceptional merit rite Fleetro Mfg. Arch_st.._Phildalephia. ment; 31,500 ¢ ales’ Corp.. 918 N. ¥ with Frigid uick sale, 3800 cash. ol. 8833, sonable: good Decatur 2944 USED CAR BUSINESS or will take Par -B. Star office. reason ness CIGAR AND NEWS ST. office bldg., eity: open’ to investiga terms. Address Box 432. BEAUTY SHOPPE FOR modern equipment. Sm, sellin 365-B. awner leaving Star_ office. or promote meritorious iness proposition. TEA ROO! Must be a barga andria_1003 loose i in ne. section; rent $60. MANFUACTURER of ne fan which has been selling grant Opportunity to obtain without tment of 3500 to $750 necessary to Lur- merchandise for initial order. DRUG_STORE. suburbs. rent 380; wonderful opportunity for_improve- h. balance terms. LUNCH-ROOM EQUIPMENT for sal 14_Florida ave. n.w, Address Box 414-B. Star office. _ Will pay purchase price in 3 months. opportunity for man and wife. 1 HAVE CAPITAL and sh-up wave with gperators, complete. b 8 9795, No niinited time to individual instructions on live mod- 310 will start you, nd evening cla ty School, 505 "MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL (Est._1918). complete, 5 817 14th St. . BUSINESS OPPORTUNITI WANTEDCONFECTIONERY or with living rooms, for exchange for s pAy cash ar_office. difference. CLES - About 2000 sa. 1t has necessary sign: n.e With Call 2015 Douglas st. argain ented electric sccessfully for cclusive dis- ‘allot valuable terri- selling_and sale to e b competition. For_de- Co. of America, 3201 Pa new equipment Goldsmith ave. n.w EAT MARKET and grocery store. equipped stock, fAixtures and truck: for 2627 14th st. n.w. rea- for selling. Phone and junk shop for tner. ~ Address Box LUNCH ROOM. small, in n.w.: going busi- rent. $20 month: will sacrifice for $300. AND_in_lobby large possibly best stand of kind in ton. Price. I8, Star offce. SALEStendy tiade. ‘Wonderful Reason for Address. Box $4,000; all rent. town. facilities. Will buy patent o good bus- Address Box 174-B. Star { equipment from owner in. Telephone Alex- UNUSUAL CREDIT CLOTHING BUSINESS opportunity *inat | pays !F.p 000 cash required. No trifl who mean business. Na modern fixtures. ped. leaving city. owner street, all cars leave ain for some one who Locate, Wilmington, North Carolina or Wrightsville Be: 35.000 per year: rs. only people 068. tio; . Bargain price. on prinei acts quickly. ox_193, Richmond, Virsinia. RECOMMENDE! ers. Any complaint to be made to The prompt attention. ANT. BEDBUG. M tion ' guaranteed raofing of houses. er .0 rid furniture of nt st. n.w. niture _tops, mirrors BEDDING of ali kinds lized D.C _Prompt service a: Beddins_Co. Glass_Shop. 211_New_York a process approved Sth st n.e. D SERVICE. " The following business concerns guarantee satisfaction to Star read- found necessary Star will receive For admission to Recommended Service Column call National 5000, Branch 115. ROACH extermina- Fumigation and moth- Also fumigation cham- moths and bedbugs American Disinfectant Co ARCHITECTURAL, mechanical. patent draft- )d saw repairing. i Office ‘phone, Adams 7137 ®_phone. Adams 3553 ] AUTO GLASS INSTALLED. mirrors and fur- Offtce, 3160 M. National Nat._ 5720 nd gteri th nd low orices Ea Decatur_185. resilvered renol pillows, ered_ldeal Bedding C ATED. SDrIngs, mattresses, lown comfort, re-cov- 23 E n.w,_Nat 4004 DING. iliows_reno. Nasn. Mattreas Co. 3 BRICK, atone. D! work. new and Stoutsenberger, 210 R. 1 BUIL] modeling For sati 0854. The. MATTRESSES. “vox ING . Copstrietion . & actory service call We_help_you to_finance.” sprin rompt estimate. ave. n.w. Dee. 3422. P 20° and gen T. Construetion Co Metropolitan CARPENTER, con building. g’fim:mln-acmm. jone; non-union prices. first-class work, ings._Adams_9067 CHAIR CANEING, upholsterin Metropolitan 3 ELECTRIC W lowest -3, stimate; save time antesd. North 0885 _ EXPERT FLOOR FINIS! in&; skilled ~ mechanic: N_¥. ave_n.w. FLOORS SCRAPED. waxed, hand or ma ice. ‘reasonnble pric 803 Princeton st. n. FURNITU covers made: est free Tittenso HOME and fixtures, papering wood flgor ing and heating. cellings, roofing, ing, cement and you, get our pric tation, Penn Inc, 911 7th st. n.w opposite Goldenbe e Turner & our Specl all “work 11th st. n. tor: remodel pairing, painting, cement werk, xcreens. fence H. Johnson, 1365 Irving. CARPENTER AND PAINT] White pore Armistrong, 1238 10th 2062, poreh’ uttering ick work; terms to please Improvement ng. exp. re- Coll 817, doors. repair work Call Col. 3483\ free estimates. pri; Phone morn- 349 complete: fxtures, $30 in _Carpenter._2: G, scrapin - Paul Serene, 38 E UPHOLSTER] cheerfully 1600_8th_st. (MPROVEMENTS—Electric and painting, hard- and stalrcases, carpentry, plumb- inclosures, metal spouting, plaster- Service ia our Tepu- & Elecirie Co. Nat. 0813 and 0813 3 ceni i3 hile Glark.” 13314 "New PAINTING, interior ;' reasanabl . n.w PAPERING _ AND will do your work; no month. J. R_Sears. 639 FAINTING 11 have the reputation of paying ol our bills, caape a fiedle ench Y. ave. No. 4011 B-9 'ALI—ML!SCBLI-ANEOI'I. ) FURNITUREBeautiful living room sul 335 “bed-davenport suite. 328 lxree 1 chest. 39; rustic ‘hickory setiee. ¥ -pc. parlor : “dresser, fahe o892 Ttk niw ¢ FURNITURE—Overstuffed /ivin $2850: walnut bed-room siute. 39.50; Kitchen cabinet, 39.30: beds., e. $6: tables. chairs. 1211 H st. FURNITURE, etc.; sale at Weschiery, 930 Penna. ave. nw. tomorrow, plete suites. baby grand, 9 Dlayer-pianos. GUITAR AND silver, eauipment, Somwe et g MILLWORK, new and - sash. open and siazed, Cheap ' North" 6183 MOTORS, two._direct. Oue 10 h-p.. 330 voits, direct eurrent 3 h-p, direc d: doo very One iter- with URNITURE from O 3 s, file cabinets, tablel ur nflc:mll Ereat savi BARGAT . 370, Stieff, 25, 1 One “player-piano. ltile used. dget player, $265. “One grand. like Sole agent for Kranich Hardman_ uprights and grands. rent " Moving, Dacking and Hugo Worch. 1110 G st. n.w. Esta PIANO for rent. upright. Diai case. beautiful tone: Stiefl: on month. _Call_Col. 7010, PIANO. upright. in perfect condition 350, Apply 2804 R. I ave. n.e PORCH_SCREENS, slat_wood. steel lockers. 303 10th st. n.w SEWING MACHINES—Drophead 8inge. New Home. $15; Standard, $15: New $10; others at 3$5: ali guar _New m: ring Open ev $160. 10 Collins Stamp_S sates. fountains. elec. mixers, ment of every description. Inc, 914 E st. nw i TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE. Georgia 1883 Underwoods, Royals and L. C._Smiths, $2.50 mo.; 3 mos. in adv., $6.75; 8 mox, $12. TYPEWRITERS—American All_makes boughw soid, rented, Student rates Open evenings Capitol st._Lin 0082 VACUUM CLEANERS, leading makes, 815, 3$20: guaranteed year. rebuilt like new! rent cieaners. $1.50 day. ‘We rebuild, repair any make cieaners, called and delivered: reasonable prices rtitions and ‘equip- Edgar Baum, o) 31 East anD 'OR_SALE_ 500 April hatched 8 . Whits Leghorn pullets, 12 weeks old. 270 to 300 ekE Siramn. Price Teasonabie - Parthenon Pouls fr Barm. Bindensours, Md." Call Hyaits Ville 17 lXCELLEh:T S’l‘R.!lNV n(' Whil Plymouth Rock. White Orpington and Black Minorca Den ‘of 1-vear Ty cocks. pulleis. almost ready to Biack Minorcas: a few exceptional North 0023 1503 R. I ave nw. CHICKS—Rocks. $11: Reds, $12: Leghornk 0 hundred: hatched every Friday, Saturs day. J. B. Henry, Phone Fails Churchs Va. 348 ity T FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY One new 17-1t. Chris-Craft runaboit, seats 6 pecple, speed up o 25 miles per hour. This is Chris-Craft's latest model and selis for 51,395 delivered. Lei us take you for & ride in this wonderful littie boat. drive it yourself, Only one for immediate delivery nd the finest little sea boat on the market Loday. THE WASHINGTON MOTOR BOAT SALES AGENC Foot of 6th St. S W.. at Water. Chris-Craft _and Eico Moior Boat Bervice Station and Boat Club e LIVE STOCK_AND CATTLE. SHEEP. 8, youn. registered, Shropshire ewes and 3 lambs. Offered for immediate sale a1 5180. C. W. Boyd. Falls Church 200 12 GRADE HEIFERS, Holsteins. Guernseys: first and second caives. Fresh. springer and hred A Sherman, MeLean. Phone _Falls P-4 2 BAY GELDING for sale, Tle. sultable for lads. Ad fand bl nw PUPPIES, dark T, from inter- national enampions; Cheap_for Quick ale. £1so Irish setter at stud. Dogs Doarded: Kensington 191-X. COLLIE PUPS. 3 months old, pure bred. f markings. heaithy. Very reasonabie. Geor ! 3181 323 Aspen st. Taki ST iy POLICE PUPPIES. 7 weeks old. Ded! bred of blue-riobon stock. 3200 Nichols a Fe o LinT G e | e Rt PUPPIES. h_terrier, Scottish and wi haired fox terrier: pedigreed stock. Ru cote Kennels. Siiver Sprin R. Sohnston. Shep. 2855 e TOY TERRIERS. black and female. 3 months: peaigreed. A telligent, wonderful pets. No. 10000, ADt. RADIO SALES AND REPAIRS. RECEIVER. Freshman, 1-tube. all-electrie, in handsome mahogany lowboy, now 34950, cost new $175. Terms to please Call Mr. Schit. Dist. 3106, Okay Radio Co., 417 1ith st aw i WHILCO floor demonstrator, now 371 reguiariy $176.50: 8-tube, ail-elsctric, tinctive console: new-set ntee; §3 week. Okay Radio Co.. 417 11th st. n.w RENT A RADIO. 45 & month for an all-electric model, smail _installation = char Don 't put off the enjoyment of goad radio cntertainment ~any longer. Just telephone Dist. 3106 or come to KAY, RADIO COMPANY. oK A AN B RIW. —— e WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. ANTIQUES and modern furniture. We will Pav Mighest market prices for ‘rare and Beairable furniture. _Call the Lincoln etropolitan 8817, The firm that huys hing of value. UES, old_goid, silver, AN Potee” ane taid brokers Sales Co. 913 D ANTIQUES: diamondsi ¥ Livingston & Co.. 1319 v D tickeLs Cashi "% nw.. Room 304. PAPERING ROOMS, 37 using 3 Reasonable prices. prol suaranteed. ECONOMY NC. 1008 Eve st._ Na PAPERHANGING—Roo! over 315, 624 Pa._ave. se. according to Atlant exterio LT A L PAPERHANGING—Roo! up turnish AT Geor Decatur_414 PAPERHANGING-PAINTING: anteed work: reasonable rat 2129 18th at. pure We do plumbing, heating, wirin closures and_general remodeling. Terms to suit your convenien: The Home Decorators, 1009 Metropolitan_0854. PAINT! G, PLASTERING. mpt service. Work JECORATING CO. apered. 36, not Sineg o3 A Poland, tic 3297- 30° interior _and Koran, 1350 New- s papered. 35 work n. PTANO_“TUNING, pay. work Tth st o; ROOMS PAPERED. scraped sanitarily by exterior painting work: Jordan_(white). Lincoln ANTIQ! anick sale. Rih st nw, BED-DAVENPORT 8U! rugs, lamps, old maple Phone Pot. fumber price doors, $1 aceording City Salvay S Lin. 409.. 7814 BRICK AND BUILDING ing two city blocks cont: 4 apartment building: at Ist and A sts. a. | sood” nooring, sh | sands of clean, ;Complet nd siding; note rad; 35 iy, Hundreds of of rly and and ~pe. entire city fhg Siteectiy trom 106, 1 * CHINGER. o Recd Homital: sh ed’ Hospital: Finas "2 Nimb frames: plumbing low price all of the material is Brightwood branch, b bfl.cl! barn. Hechinger SALE—MISCELLANEOU E_ Hiteheock chairs, @ Tepair estimates 44 H st n.e. North 1359 Tooms ior_and d. Earle 5600. Ap! . perfect condition: spool bed. chest and ‘Bariain. 2521 Connecticit ave. BRICK, sash, doors, new and used framing some of our bar ms are priced 15t and N sts. MATERIAL —Wreck- ning 78 houses and ust_east of Capitol brick: thousand: ndows wit other barga! buildings _to " ehoos et_your ! Sell st and A RIAL—Wrecking at Walter 3x45 and all other 0 will move this material quichiy; being sold at our Georgia aves next Co., Housewrealdng . AUTOGRAPHED LETTERS of Presiden ll‘l’l m:“‘nx documents, lllmx col., old coin bought. The Hobby Shop, 1427 F. Dist. 1‘0"“ 681G PRICES PAID_ Do not be misied —T| Lincoln Co. has no connection with any firm in_the business ~ Phone Metropolitan 8817 We pay the highest cash prices for yihing_of value. s 3 BOOKS—Highest prices for seis. fiction and miscellaneous books, in any quantity. "Bring hone Metropolitan 5415. Pearl~ 933 G st. n.w. Cases and _sfore bought. ~ Edgar them” or man's Big Book Shop. | CASH_REGISTERS, show fixtures; _entive conten Bauh. Tnc. 914 E st. nw. Met. 9744 DEAL WITH CONFIDENCE -Call Notes, the furniture man, when you have anything for Sale, and get. the highest cash prices. Phone Ret. 8917 cos gth st.nw. _________° FURNITURE of all kinds wanted: best b Paia Capital Purniture 'Co, 621 La. ave. nW. or phone Met. 8459, FURRITURE We ate in immediate need # auantity of good, substantial us - fure. " "After 7 pmi. Metropolitan 3051 10° FURNITURE_Don't sacrifice your furnitur We willgive you more for furniture, bric-a< Brac, china, antiques and office furpitur Phone 115 and be convinced. The Lincoln G tel. Metropolitan §817. 604 6th st n.w. _* 'OLD GOLD—Bring your oid gold, i Samonds. also discarded jewelr them 10 olr Manufacturing dent. highest prices. A n. Inc., 935 P st. PIANO _Private party will pay cash for piano. Must be in good condition and price Teaschable, Grand preferred. No dealers. Give price and make, Address Box 42 Star_office siedle BPEGIAL NOTICE 1t you wani te sell vour furniture and It is not all_paid for. phone fhe Lincoin Co. Met 8817 We will pay balance ‘due and sive vou ihe diffecence ln cash. i ‘WE PAY 32 to 310 for old suits luggage. Wash Ex 3 €33 D st. n.w auio will eall anywhere. aid for Diamonds, ©ld gold. silver. platinum and ant elry. LOUIS ABRAHAMS. 711 G n ANYTHING TO SELL? Phone Nafional 1281 or National WESCHLER'S, 920 PA. AVE. N. d ‘merchandise. cmfnm, Unlettered 2339, W BEFORIL SELLING —phone Metropolitan 8817 and get t Tesuits. For furniture. antiques, chin brac and office furniture. The Lincoln 604 6th st —If you want & car that Jou service put in an atiractive nd be within a mominal price, 5 1s 3 the upholstery cted by new cloth seal covers, mew lled. You'll get real driving plea. viding in_wonderful Buick. Our pri terms, erson & Orme, furniture c & Son, 616 E st. n. DESKS, chaurs, safes, in Washington 8peol Commercial t. n.w. _Met. chespest prices sale factory sec- Furniture Co, 430 BUICK OOACH, 1925 _Perfect irs needed; only § M 4-PABS. OOUPE—Whether for ure, & wood used car is & ent. & sou will wi e—and want to buy. The finish i uco with ' bright. shiny, black fends Why not trade your present car in at time and enioy the seryices of Bulck. 1615, terms. Emerson & Orme, 17th and M condition; mo r. Roper, 1111 m r sts. 0. OGRADUATE NIRS] T R e B DINING ROOM furniture - at_sac 1900 P st. n.w. d_plece: "k'u"‘\' G 1 Textran a 017 18th. ing. _Met. '0429. i years: % urned 15 !." ming. IU&OH“II‘.‘:D'I?“- IC” REFRIGH poselatn: ilmost nel nrice_to_aguick buye BUICK SEDAN. MASTER 6—New 1in vaives job: tires like ne zllfll and up- holstery excellent. Just another high-grade A A I l?n’l ‘car_dept_ Open_evening BUT ear: v > OUPE. 1936—Best, ¢l apares and all extras.