Evening Star Newspaper, August 7, 1930, Page 40

The Dagger--- SYNOPSIS: Dagger Marley, 16-year-old niece of Jim Marley, Texas rancher, res- cues Blaine Howard, American adven- furer, from some Mexican insurgent: and falls in love with him. Howar Who has & w.c he does not love, resists the temptation to return Dageers af- fection and leaves the Marley ranch to join the allied armies in Prance. Later he i reported missing and probably dead. and Dagger is heartbroken. Dick Weiling. an_Englishman, who has come to the ranch to forget some past trou- bles, leaves to buy horses for the British Army. America enters the war, and Dag- ®er goes to visit an aunt in San An- tonio, where she meets Capt. John Vaneering. fiving ace. He gives her an opportunity to learn to fiv. and falls in Jove with her. but she belittles his prot- estations of affection. (Continued From Yesterday's Star.) CHAPTER XL DAGGER TAKES TO THE AIR. EANWHILE Dagger’s flying les- | sons continued. Daily, if the weather permitted, and when it didn’t Stedman gave her| shopwork, taking & motor to ieces, or lectured her on air curr Bnd prc%lems and the scipnce of Stunt- ing. was an apt pupil. ‘After her sec- onts!halgm she I'?nnted to take the con- trols alone, but Stedman curbed her enthusiasm for & week. “You can do it, I believe, no sense in being hasty. dl"';{n appreciative of his judg- Was mesm,' and waited, however impatiently, | keen to merit his_confidence. And in | consequence her first flight, with her | {nstructor sitting idly, only prepared to | take the controls if she made & radical stake, was an entire succ m‘ée\'cn\ days later she was allowed to make a solo flight, equally successful Then a couple of weeks more and she had a credit of four hours in the air, unguided, and was & full-fledged pilot. Even Aunt Espy attended that qualify- ing flight, and was impressed. despite | her dublous certainty that such doings | ‘were undermining the status of woman- | ho_‘;%e" was a madness in the air those | days. The world was become a forcing house for youth. Overnight, almost, boys and girls sprang from adolescence to maturity. eager, avid of experience. | restless under the impending threat of | death. Vaneering had lived in this| atmosphere for three years: it had im- pregnated his being. “Be happy today. for tomorrow you'll probably be dead’ was his motto, as it was his comrades’ and he preached it quite honestly. Dagger. like most of her generation, received it unquestioningly. She saw it being verified all around her. Boys she had danced with the night before crashed in the morning flights: brothers of girls she knew vanished blankly in the nightmare of the trenches. Vaneering seldom spoke_ on this theme—perhaps_because_he “¥as sub- consciously aware that Dagger required no arguments to pccept it. But if he plumed himself on being directly re- sponsible for her acquiescence to it he ‘was mistaken. Although she compelled herself, with iron resolution, to keep Howard out of her thoughts, the mem- ory of his loss was unescapable. He had come into her life, and gone as these other boys and men were going out of other people’s lives. And, resentfully, SAGO-DANVILLE ROAD PLANS RECOMMENDED “Farm-to-Market’ Highway Serves TLarge Section of Pittsylvania County. . but there's Wait a few Special Dispatch to The Star. DANVILLE, Va. August 7.—The hearing held by the Pittsylvania County Board of Supervisors on Monday re- sulted in the board agreeing to recom- mend to the State Highway Commission at its meeting in Lynchburg in October the improvement of the Sago to Dan- ville road, thence to the Halifax County line. A delegation of about 150 appeared and presented petitions bearing hun- dreds of names of residents along this proposed “farm-to-market” road and serving a large section of the county. Petitions were presented by various other delegations for a part of the State allocation of 37.8 miles to Pittsylvania County, including 7.3 miles from Cas- cade to the Henry County line by way of Cascade; a road from Callands by Oak Hill to the North Carolina line; a 12-mile stretch on the Danville-Halifax road by way of Ringgold; 14 miles on the Chatham-Martinsville road by Cal- lands to connect with the Henry County road and a 12-mile gap on the Long Is- land road. No definite action was taken on these petitions, but it is felt that recommendations will be made in some instances, the allocations to be entirely with the Highway Commission. . MRS. HANNAH ELECTED RED CROSS PRESIDENT Falls Church District Branch of Fairfax County Group Holds Meeting. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. ANNANDALE, Va, August 7.—Mrs. D. Frank Hannah was elected president of the Falls Church district branch of the Fairfax County Chapter, American Red Cross, which was organized Tues- day. The meeting was held at Mrs. Hannah's home and was attended by Tepresentatives from most of the com- munities_in the district. A Mrs. John N. Howdershell of Lin- eolnia was elected secretary and Mrs. Claude W. Oliver of Baileys Cross Roads treasurer. It was decided to hold quarterly meetings. The organi- zation already has a balance of $15 in the treasury over and above the $105, contributed from last November’s roll call funds to the support of the county health nurse. Various forms of local work were discussed and tentative plans outlined for the membership drive next November. It was brought out that the general hard times will probably increase the number of calls for help from the Red Cross, necessitating an extra effort to fill the treasury. Mrs. William Cleveland of Seminary was elected chairman of the branch’s Nursing Committee and representatives in each community, including Mrs. C. W. Oliver in Baileys Cross Roads; Mrs. C. E. Howdershell, Lincolnia; Mrs. Martin Webb, Annandale; Mrs. E. R. ‘White, Springfield; Mrs. B. A. Johnson, Masbnville, and Mrs. C. R. Moran, Mer- rifield. Mrs. John W. Brookfield, sr., was ap- pointed chairman of Junior Red Cross work in the district; Miss Sadie Jones, field representative of the National Red Cross in charge of Virginia Chapters; Mrs. Russeil Lynn, president, and Mrs. E. D. Vosbury, treasurer of the county chapter, and Mrs. Herbert Seamans, county health nurse, assisted in organ- {zing the new branch. WISE FAIR DATES Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. RICHMOND, Va., August 7.—Dates for the 1930 Wise County fair have been announced_as Thursday, Friday and Saturday, September 18, 19 and 20. E. B. McElroy is secretary. Prospects are that the fair will be more interesting this year than hereto- T6¢. Contract for the fair show already has been signed by McElroy. Copyright, 1930, by Dufield and Company. A Mystery Story By Mary Dahlberg DAGGER SOON BECAME she resolved not to be so robbed of love again. Yet she tolerated no familiarity from Vaneering, and they almost never talked sentimentally. The bond between them was deeper, as_a matter of fact: their enjoyment of flying and the mute at- traction of two violent and untram- meled characters. Dagger never wearied of his company, and gradually he came to monopolize | her time. If they were not at the flying fields they were driving somewhere, in- variably at headlong speed, dancing or dining. Hostesses, now, invited Vaneer- ing through Dagger: “Oh, and you'l bring Jack, won't you?” No party was complete without them, for Dagger was becoming as well known as he was. The local press had devoted columns to her qualification as a pilot, and special arti- cles were being published all over the country. As far as Vaneering was concerned, she more or less blindly dodged reflec- tion. He was attractive, a pleasant com- rade, whose presence started those dis- turbing little currents of emotion which had first frightened and, finally, soothed her. He had a vice, however, which bothered Dagger occasionally. A heavy drinker, there were times when he over- stepped her mark. At such times he ‘was scrupulous to avoid her, but she al- ways heard of it. Willy, maybe, would come in, pop-eyed, to report: “Hear about Vaneering’s bust last night? He crowned a feller down in Danny’s—wanted to fight the M. P.’s. I tell you he's wild when he drops off the wagon.” Dagger spoke to him once on the sub- ject, and he was winningly penitent. T know I'm a pup,” he admitted. “But every once in a while I just have to cut loose. And you know I do hold my liquor pretty well.” INSIS HORL Are you prepared to render first aid and quick comfort the moment your youngster has an upset of any sort? Could you do the right “thing—immediately— though the emergency came with- out warning—perhaps tonight? Castoria is a mother’s standby at such times. There is nothing like it in emergencies, and nothing better for everyday use. For a sudden attack of colic, or the gentle relief of constipation; to allay a feverish condition, or to soothe a fretful baby that can't sleep. This pure vegetable prepa- ration is always ready to ease an ailing youngster. It is just as HARD-SOFT ¢~ LARGE-SMALL No matter how many corns you have or how painful they are—soak your feet for 15 minutes in a delight- fully soothing and revitalizing Radox which aggravate your feet. No cutting or digging is required be- cause Radox liberates oxygen which | softens hard outer. layers of corns, An Ailing CHILD ' footbath for 3 or 4 nights—then lift | corns and callouses right out—roots and all, and they won't come back, | either, unless you wear shoes again A FULL-FLEDGED PILOT. “Up to a certain point, Jack. After that—well, a fiyer can't afford not to have full control over himself.” He laughed shortly. “Full control is right! In France a pilot who can't keep control after he's full will crash in a weck. They fight drunk half the time.” “But you mustn’t,” she protested. “Of | course, you'll crash sooner or later, if youre drunk. Anybody would.” He shrugged, his eyes, inflamed and pouched, lighting up with a blend of affection and anfusement. “Regular little saint you are! Don't worry about me. We all crash sooner or later.” “You mustn't talk like that, Jack. Why, if you—-" “Would you care a little bit?” She forced herself to impersonality. T'd care if any one crashed. It's— it's so unnecessary.” Weeks slipped aw and without realizing it the two began to take each other for granted. They excited the derision of their young friends by the decorousness of their relations; they did not know that the repression they prac- ticed—mainly through Dagger's self- control, the automatic recollection in | each moment of temptation of the mo- ment she had slipped with Howard— comprised in itself the essential ele- ment of danger. Touching each other, they thrilled. Each was happier for the sound of the other’s voice. All the requisites of physical attraction bound them A match, and—the sparks that ,mckercd in two hearts would flare up into one flame. & Of course, this was merely a question of time, and the match was struck alight, as might have been supposed, without any warning. (Continued Tomorrow.) TCN THE ORIGINAL Growing old is a bad habit. Wrong nourish- ment contributes most to premature decline. 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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. BAKER, all-atound, expesienced, white. ply 3417 18th n. ore Sl BOY (white), bright, industrious, under 30, td Jearn trade. ®Answer by letter, giving vef- erences. _Catlin's. Inc.. 1324 New York ave. BOOKKEEPING—Should be experienced in ‘¥ceping books of ai insurance office doing A general agency and brokerage business. Reply in own nandwriting, state experienc age, salory desired: give references. A dress Box 269-D. Star office. CLERK for coal yard; salary, 330 per we Give age, qualifications, references. Addr: Box_ 285-D., Star_office. gl L3l COLLECTOR, must have car: experienced preferred, Good opportunity {or right Party. Apply 623 7Tth st. n.w. TOOK for short orael Cariton Restaura; | Penn._ave. ELECTRICIANS, 6; give reference, experi- ence, salary wanted; steady work, good men. Address Box 158-D. Star office. _______ FUEL-OIL SALESMAN, straight commission only. Thomas J. Crowell, 103 N. Y. ave. n. JANITOR for church; man and wife pre- ferred; salary. $100 to $125 per month. Give age, qualifications, references. Address Box 284°D. Star_cffice. MAN accustomed yearly, dissatisfied with present limitations or uncertain future, to engage in dignified, constructive business, rapidly expanding and Jittle aflected by general conditions. Com- mission arrangement, making possible excel- lent present and future income. Men of right type sure of permanent employmen Experience unnecessary, as adequate Dra tical training is provided. Apply to David 8. Bethune, agency manager, 835 Shoreham Building, The Equitable Life Assurance So- ciety of the United States. MAN all-around salesman and_collector, State salary with reference. 354-D. Star_ office. i MEN, 21 to 45, looking for permanent Work with ' real future; about $25 & week, to be- ginners, Phone Mr. Prescott, Natiowal 1455, for_appointment MEN, young, 3, 18 to 22, who are desirous of procuring a position with a future. Must be cleanr cut, of neat appearance and dili- gent._ Apply’8 am. and 6 p.m. to Mr. Bun- kin. Suite 401. Parkside Hotel 12¢ he Potomac_Electric will train several neat appeari between ages 21 and 30 in sell nish g00d references; guAr: ing. Apply to Mr. Pepper after 9:30 a.m., 410 floor, 14th and C sts. n.w. (use G sf. entrance)., MEN, young, 20-30 years of @ge, over 5 ft. 9 inches in height, of good appesrance and pled to sales work. See Mr. Noyes, 1317 _¥. ave. i ) MEN 12) to join © prefer men 18 1o 24. with selling ability.’ free to leave city: transportation furnished: pay daily; perma- nent work. _Apply 317 Mather Building. OFFICE MANAGER—Immediate opportunity for capable office manager with progressive growing automobile concern. Must be ex- perienced accountant with executive ability and nave full knowledge of office routine. Automotive experience desirable. Age about 35. °Only those within above reauirements will_be considered. ~Replies will be strictly confidential. _Answer in_own handwriting giving full details of experience with salary expected. Address Box_348-D. Star_office. PAPERHANGER and painter to furnish mi terials and work around apt. house paintini and papering apts, at odd times, on idle days and evenings. while holding other reg- ular job, in exchange for rent of furnished apt. for about 3 months: no wages. Apply 5716 16th st. n.w.. 7 to 9 nights, 188 Ap- - experienced. ADpIY i} w. earning $5.000 or more experienced furniture with car preferred Address Box ppliance Co. ng young men ing: must fur- | or part time work HELP—WOMEN. [CE_wanted to learn beauty cul- re. Donnies Besuty Shop. 719 1ith st.n.w. {OGRAPHER with plenty position of responsi- bility and carries adequate saiary. Reply in own handwriting. State age, experience; Sive references. Address Box 334-D, Star office. T GUST 17 HELP AND SITUATIONS BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. SITUATION—DOMESTIC. (Continued.) (Continued.) GIRIL, youns, light colored, wants position no_cooki GIRLS. part_time. 1806 6th_st. n.w. HOUSEKEEPER. for employed couple. Phone Atlantic 1669. 8:30 a.m. STOREAttractive. good location, excellent business: profitable line. investigate. Ad- drese "12.D." Star_office. 9 CIGAR AND NEWS STAND in lobby larse office building; excellent equipment; large stock; Will pay to investigate. Price. $4,000; terms. ~Address Box 349-D, Star office. * 1 houseworker: nrietta. _* want Jobs; pt. 3, 7 other’s helper or gene: Columbia 8510, reliable, colored, n. 3, Referenct BOOKKEEPER, with experience, for general office work: must live in_hospital home; full maintenance. _Casualty Hospital. _ KKEEPING—Should be _exper n keeping books of an insurance office doing a’‘weneral agency and brokerage business. Reply in own handwriting, state experience, age, salary desired:._give references. Ad- | dress Box_269-D._Star_ofice COLORED, to_write orders; salary _and commission: experience unnecessary: whole Apply 1338 You st. jrese office, before 10 g.m., after 5 pm. GIRL for office Work, accurate at figures and good penman. Salary $15 weekly. =Ap- Ply n own handwriting. Address Box 339-D, Star office. Clem cooky day’s, tur_2 Amer 3052 WOM an: Adam 'LAUNDRESS, MAID, MAID. colored, good coo) Worker, Tull of part time; city ref. MAID'S Address Box 290-D. Star_office. WOMAN—Colored. experienced cook, wants Work: stay on piace: has reference. Potomac kind. City references. $4.450 BUYS GILT-EDGE, seasoned second trust note, balance $6.800, pavable 370 per month: downtown commercial property; first trust $9.600; occupant maker of note. 'Your investment back and $4.200 profit. Particu- Iars._address Box 347-D. Star office. 9 TO BUY OR SELL ANY BUSINESS, SEE US FIRST. CAPITAL ADJUSTIN 31 FARGEST “BUSINERS ARBEINETeS: CERN_IN \'«i)ASb{lNGTON—ERTAB 1923. 9th FLOOR. T, NAT'L_BANK BLDG. 1406 G ST. N TEL. MET. 4814. good, wants day’s e_Evans, 440 3rd st. n.e. colored, neat. nt, splendid houseworker: _nurse Dart time, Best reference. Pot. 5912. general house. Deca Work. L 419, e POSITION desited by youns, refined lady. neat. capable; referenc | ican 1716 Willard st. n.w. i AN, colored. would like day's work of day’ 1229 Girard st ps 1642 | LADY of refinement and ability to meet people: guarantee $1.500 and commission: Dbportunity for additional bonuses and pro- rottons. Address Box 419-C. Star office NIGHT OPERATORS for presses. Apply at 5 Conger Laundry, 23rd st. and N. Y. ave. mw. OPERATOR for Moon-Hopkins bookkeeping machine: must be experienced and accurate Must aiso be kood stenographer with secre: Tarial ‘ability: ‘Dermanent position to proper party State experience and salary ex- bected. _Address Box 459-C. Star office OPERATOR. _experienced. white, on presses. Page Laundry. 620 E st. n.w. PRACTICAL NURSE. white, night work: $15 a week. Qive references and experience. Address Box 340-D. Star office. . SEAMSTRESS. experienced in work; by fly. Address Box 302-D, office.__ T SODA DISPENSER shirt sTip-cover Star nd_sandwich maker, ex- Derienced. Apply manager, National Drug o, 916 i7th st. nw. g STENOGRAPHER, _expert, preferably with legal experience. State experience. age and Swiary desired. Address Box 203-D, Star Gliee 0o myw =t (e ket SO e STENOGRAPHER - BOOKKEEPER, _experi- enced, aged 25 to 35. State salary, age, ex- Derience, education, references. Position per- manent.’ Give address and phone. Address Box 296-D. Star office. ___ e WAITRESS, whitc, for high-type tea hose. Fietir e WILL GIVE attractive housekeeping rooms to white woman for care of owner's home. Phone_Met. 8957 after 8 p.m. WOMAN—Will exchange dinners and break- fasts for typing menus and keeping records for cafe in vieinity of Columbia_rd. and 16th ‘st.”_Work can be done after 5 o'clock. Address Box 351-D. Star_office WOMAN_ seitled, for work for family of two in nearby country; no washing: ¥ood home and &ood wages, 'Give age and expe- rience. Address Box 253-D. Star _office. 7° _ WOMEN to call_on_housewives arrabging appointments for _salesmen; no samples, high-class,_d.gnifled work: salary and com- mission. 'Room 408 Carpenter Bldg, 10th and K sts. n.w. ry i rubs._ mone: tenc e home corne arour Jarge trict EXCI two. Park office. DESI! miode: 1319 flat Phong girls Dpriva derga The rate under. neadin i5'3 Cents Der line additional to the GRADUATE NURSE WILL GIVE ROOM and board to invadlids and elderly people; VIT-O-NET BATHS: BATTLE CREEK RE- ducer; massages for chronic pains: sicohol MONEY ADVANCED ON PAWN TICKETS, diamonds. ingston & Co.. 1319 P st._n.w. TRUSSES AND ELASTIC GOODS AT REAL guaranteed. ples Drug_Store No. 1 CONVALESCENTS TAKEN I \ibper and lower porches, covered with vines For particulars call Wisconsin 4345, at Dis- or convalescent: auiet, competent practical NIGHT SCHOOL HAS POUR ROOMS 28x28 vacant during daytime; YOUNG'S SUMMER DAY CAMP — BOYS, CONVALESCENTS AND ELDERLY PEOPLE. baths, tray service: private rooms and ward Doctor’s Adams 5346 SALES EXECUTIVE —to manage well known local| corporation handling large elec-| trical household appliances. Ex- ceptional opportunity for man of ability to buy substantial in- terest at attractive price. Ad- dress Box 126-D, Star office. PERSONAL. of Personal slar line rate Tensonable Tates. - Adams_6902. Closed Thursdays. _Potomac_4721. _14* SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. ADDING MACHINES—We are_Government contractors for the repair of Burrougns, Wales. Sunstrand, Dalton and other adding machines. Give “us 'a’ irial. Rentals, ex- chang nited Typ. & Add. Mach. C fnc.. 1247 N. Y. ave. n.w. Nat. 5809, * ANTIQUES — Mahogany chest of mirrors and other pieces, cheap love seat and sofa; opportunity. st.n.w. BATHTUBS and bullding m We are wrecking one entire city block in the rear of the new Agricultural Dept. Building. be- tween B and C. 13th and Linwood pl. 5. All kinds of butiding material at bargain prices. _ Brick. lumber. sheathing. flooring. studding, windows. doors, sash. cook stoves. trobes. pipe. sinks. bathtubs, radia- and other plumbing and heating mate- ppiy at our officc. corner 1ith and ask for Mike BED ROOM SUITE. living room suite. ing machine, electric; cheap. 3023 14thi, 506. Phone Adams 3646. Call from 5'to gold. Liv- | silver and Nat. 5649 antiques. y-saving_prices. Fit and satisfaction Expert Iady and gentieman at- nts to care for your every want. Peo- 1107_G st. n.w. BEAUTIFUL Large detached e drawers, beautiful 1367 Irving in Chevy Chase, Md. r home: large, 'shady grounds: Unusually house. Select diets. nd_three sides of Tooms. three exposures. line. LLENT CARE_GIVEN 1O ONE OR children in_private home in Takoma References. Address Box 219-D, Star RABLE OPENING FOR SEMI-INVALID first-floor front: cheerful, %00d board; nurse; all Col._3385. refined home; 3 sew Apt. 8. rate cost. International Bldg.. Each room contains three F st Very reasonable rental. tables, e Met! nw : 4xi2. e sale of 5626, doors, 50c to 31.25: | a Thac bath tubs, $7; Sinks, $1.50: laundry trays, $4.50; fram- ing “lumber ‘and ' sheathing, 315 per 1000. and many other items eially low priced CITY SALVAGE COMPANY, Ist & N sts ._Lin _4093. 5 BRICK AND BUILDING MATERIAL—Wreck- ing two city blocks containing 18 houses and 4 ‘apartment buildings just east of Capitol aterial radiation. %ood used sash, 35¢; called for, returned by ing, athletics, crafts. kin- North_6093. 3 to 13 years te car; swimm| rten: college_counselors. and night nurses. Dietitian, ~ bed Ieferences. Call superintendent, SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY For woman of refinement and pleasing personality who is over 23 vears, free o fravel and has high school or better educa~ tion. Experience not necessary as thorough training for this special work Is given. Transportation paid, drawing account, com- mission and bonuses make possivle an in- come above the average. Personal inter- View necessary. After 2 p.m., Miss Vernon, 728 Tower Bidg.. 14th and K. EXPERIENCED markers and assorters. [Elite Laundry, 2119 14th st. n.w. B WOODWARD & LOTHROP desires the services of experi- enced carpet sewers. Apply Employment Office, 9th floor. 3 LADIES, Full or Part Time Work. 1 have special work for sev- eral ladies of nice appearance who desire to make $50 WEEKLY. This is dignified, interesting and permanent work that you will like particularly if you have no prior business experience but wish to earn some money. ASK FOR MRS. BLANKE, HMELP—DOMESTIC. FIOUSEKEEPER, white woman, care of two ll?l‘l{ 9 and_6; mother employed. Address Box 165-D._Star_office. W 3 ite, housekeeper for family of two and chile ‘Room, board and $30 month. Give full detalls, age, nationality, etc. Ad- dress Box 291-D. Star_off YOUNG WOMAN, _whit e cook and general housework; stay nights; family of 3 adults; private room and bath, Call Georgla 3493-J. SITUATION—MEN. PATENT “ATTORNEY with _experience i specification work and _interference mat- ters wanted by large corporation having lant _in New Jersey closely adjacent to ew ‘York city. * Excellent opporuunity for man_technically and iegally qualified.” Ad- dress_Box 266-D. Star office. [ ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMAN, graduate Carnegle Tech, ‘6 vyears' designing and gen eral drafting in New York and Philadelph J.P.C. 511, 1301 M e n.w, 8 CHAUFFEUR. colored, butler or truck driver make car; 12 years experience; city North_1104. SALESMEN—We have opening for 2 experi- enced men to sell Ford cars and truck SEE MR. PEAKE, 9 TO 10 AM. ONLY. SALESMEN, specialty: commission _basl gniy;” highoclass proposition: ~bermanent. Apply only 9-10 and 4-5._925 11th SECURITY SALESMAN with car o E: be one_who is used to making bl 734, sion. “See Mr. Davls, Room Builing. SODA DISPENBER, one thoroughly familiar With giving service in fea room. ~Call 3412 14th st.n.w. STOCK CLERK_Young man with Ford parts : “night work. See Mr. Sweeney, Parkway Motor_Co. UPHOLSTERER, to take full charge of shop; must understand furniture fnishing and 'mattress making; work year round. ferences ard experience. Address ox 163-D. Star offic WE WISH to get in touch Who have a desire to incre earnings; this work reaul some Sunday work calling on lead have been obtained by direct contact; must have car. Call Room 408 Carpenter Bld 10th and K sts. n.w. YOUNG MAN, about, 20, to work in cut-price men's “wear 'store; knowledge of ~window trimming_preferred. State salary expected, references._Address Box 295-D. Star_office. SALESMEN To_ Sell Ford Cars. Phone Mr. Collins, West ARLINGTON MOTOR _ ROSSLYN. VA. CHAUFFERS—50. No_excuse for unemployment. Our men are ‘practically. in_business for themselve making $4 (o $7 per day and more in_ se son. We will assist with Jicenses. APDIY Beli Cab Co. 1317 L st. men. nvestment 2208, co., N. only good preferred. _experiencet (oreigner im{ron' ND 1 Adums‘sags 470 e WE w! to select a few men ‘women the highest type possessing selling ability. Leads furnished to reliable persons. A rare opportunity to make permanent afiiation with a large local bank dept. Stralght com- mission basis. Apply between 10 and 12 and %Id‘l’"d 5. Nat'l Thrift Corp., 502 Edmonds willin 'CHAUFFEUR, ~ colored, experienced: willing to do general work. Call after 4 p.m., th st. n.e. Phone Lin. 556 = CHAUFFEUR, familiar with any make car._Joseph Taylor, 13th st. n.w. ELECTRICIAN, 13 years' experience, wishes to tuke charge of construction work for reliable contractor. Can manage any size or kind of job. Have all tools. Address Box_296-] r_office. i FILIPINO a job in_private family as chauffeur, butler; best cily references. Ad- dress Box_280. Lt 7 FILIPING de: chauffeur, Address_Bo: ot position, private family houseman; - experlenged. & 3 ituation desired by er of an organization; thoroughly fa- miliar_with office detalls, secretarial work, hotel or clerical work; can furnish satisfac- tory reterences an to character and ability. Address “Secretary,” Room 702, Hotel Hous- ton. Cit; e ce J0b of any kind; mar- ing 3 tutor $50 CASH WILL BUY 5 MONTHS COURSE in_typewriting and stenography: party hold- Box 335-D. Star_office. CHILDREN lovely home near Maylboro_27-F-12. at Ist and A sts ne Thousands of feet of £God flooring. sheaihing and framing: sands of clean, whole brick; thousands of 200d sash; complete window. h %00d doors with locks and b bathtubs. toilets. radiators. and ~jpe. Fundreds of other bargal entire city blocks of buildings to choose from Come early and get your pick. 100 paid account will sacrifice. BOARDED IN TEACHEF D. C.: spacious grounds: ing if desired; references exchanged. Address 406 " ers, to Nai tions build tior, er Call DR. LEHMAN, PLATE SPECIALIST. Special, Plates repaired while you wait, The following business concerns guarantee satisfaction to Star read- prompt attention. Recommended Service Column call ALTERATIONS, porches. plumbing, heatin: ANT. | proonng of houses. 936_Eye st. n.w ing directiy trom job, 1st __HECHINGER _C( BUILDING MATERIAL—Wrecking at Walter Reed Hospitai, sieathing, 2x4s and all other kinds ~of lumber: sash. doors, window frames; plumbing and heating fixtures: our Jow prices will move this material quickl, all the material is being sold at our Bright- wood branch, 5925 Ga. ave. barn. _Hechinger Co. Housewrecking Dept. natural-like set of feeth, sin th over Woolworth’s 5 & 10. 11* RECOMMENDED SERVICE. t. n. RADIO SALES AND REPAIRS. RADIOLA 33, almost new, $35. Address Box 343-D. Star office. = S. WANTED—MISCELLANEO! d t ANTIQUE pay hi Metropol: ANTIQUES. old_go eiry brokers Sales Ci X APPAREL—Wanted fo buy men and children's clothing for rummage sale; Winger. Colien, Met. BOOKS—Highest prices for sets. on miscellancous books. In any qusntity. “Bring them or phone Metropolitan B41! earl- man's Big Book She casH fixtures; Baum, inc. COIN DEA Turniture man. when you have anytning for Sale and get the highest cash prices. Phone Met, 8817. 604 6(h St. n.w. . FURNITURE —Would like o purchase used fu grand_piano._ FURNITURE to wanted X FURNITURE of all paia nw. o FURNITURE: we will Phoiie Co. OAK FLOORING, second-hand. 1,000 to 2 Todern_furniture. We will brices for ‘rare and Call the Lincoin Co.. The firm that buys any- nest. market Turniture. n 2817, hing of value. sirabl silver, diamont ler's bought and sold. Tend 3 D ‘o ‘misc. household_articles. Phone Mr. Pot. 4627 _1321 st n.W. APPAREL ard furiiture of all kinds. rexard- less of condition. Gather it up and call M. 9764, 7749. Will pay cash, 1333 Tth_st. n.w fiction_and 933 B show cases and store EGISTERS. = 5 bought. Edsar entire contents 914 E st_n.w.__Met. 9744, stamp collectfons. Presidents’, states- S letters bought and soid. Hobby Shop, P st n.w. oistrict 1272, 11 WITH CONFIDENCE_Call Notes, the e o s rare house., BabY “Phone Metropolitan_3081. furnish s 10-room ~ap) cash_prices paid. _Call Lin. 8393. kinds wanted; best prices Capital Furniture Co., 621 La. ave. or_phone Met. 8459, t sacrifice your furnitus you more for furniture, bric antiques and office furniture. be’ convinced. ' The Lincol chi us_and Metropolitan 8817. 8. tel feet: must pe in good condition. Gilman Drug_Store. 627 Pa._ave. n.w OIL TANK for fuel oil, 275-gailon_size; must be first-class condition. Gilman’s Drug Store, 627_Pa._ave. n.w. TYPEWRITER, Royal. number and_where it can be seen. Box_83-D. Star_office. ANYTHING TO SELL? Phone National 1281 or National 9539. WESCHLER'S, 920 PA. AVE. N.W. effects, merchandise, stocks. efc. Thirty-nine years serving ORE SELLING _phone Metropolitan 8817 and get the best Tesults. For furniture, antiques, china, bric- a-brac and office furniture, The Lincoin Gt 604 6th st. n.w. . i rice, serial e seen. - Address Household s, SALE—AUTOMOBILES. AUBURN SEDAN. 1920—Owner leaving Mrs._Woodhouse.” Hotel Cairo. & BUICK 28-47 SEDAN — Driven but 15,000 miles; quiet motor; slip covers and excellent finish: renewed top; only 3750 at Packard, where you can also see the best selection of Slightly used cars in Washington. Many are warranted. Eighty deliveries in June snd probably an equal number in July should Convince you that our stock deserves vour &ftention. © Packard. 1700 Kalorama rd. n. BUICK SEDAN. 1930—118-inch _wheelbase. This car only in_service a hort time, is pro- tected by our Gold Seal guarantee’and is offered at an attractive price. Terms. Your car in trade. Emerson & Orme, i7th & M sts. n.w. " BUICK, 1920—124-inch_wheeibase. Distine~ tive lines. chrome nickel, master 8 motor are all offered to the purchaser of this car. See it at Orme. 17th & M BUICK STD. 4-PASS. COUPES, 1927, %o choose from: paint. tires and mechanical condition OK.. low 'prices; easy terms. Stanley H. Horner. 1111 14th st iy, G . Any complaint found necessary be made to The Star will receive For admission to DESKS—Sale of “lactory seconds” of office furniture, desks, tables, chairs. bookcases. file cabinets, cabinet safes and used office furniture, = You can also rent it. H. Baum & Son, 616 E st. n.w. _National 9136. BUICK 4-DOOR SEDAN. 1926—In_excellent condition; good tires and. paint; priced low: your car in trade; terms. The Washington Cadillac Co., 1136-40 Connecticut ave. De- catur_3900. tional 5000, Branch 115. DESKS, chairs, safes, files: caeapest prices brick : tering. in" Washington sale fnctory sec- onas. * Commerct Furniture Co. 430 B0 st mow. Met. - DIAMOND EAR DROPS, also sol mond ring, weight about 4!, karat: Address Box 333D, Star office. DINING ROOM SET, blue and gray, con- | sisting of four chairs, table. buffet and | 340 cash. Apt. 817, The Chlsllu'an cheerfully given. ing contractors, Dec. 4348. BEDBUG, MOTH, ROACH extermil Fumigation and mol Also fumigation cham- o rid furniture of moths and_bedb: nd deliver. American Disinfectant Co National 6471 e din- Chean. guaranteed natio; sion n ANTS, BEDBUGS, MOTHS, ROACH extermi- FANS, electric. ceiling, a. c. Shape: §3-to $15 ‘each 301 € st nv. FURNITURE—Walnut bed room suite com- plete; $4250; kitchen cabinet, $12.75: afning guaranteed one year: largest and Ask for Exten- st. n: service in Washington. 10, Acme Disinfecting Co., 1426 G National 2058, 4078. niture AUTO GLASS INSTALLED. mirrors and fur- Glass_Shop. 211 New York ave. Toom table. 4 chairs. $10; 3 Other furniture. 1371 R st e D g8 FURNITURE—Let the home come first. That We can snow you what cash will do for you e _tops, mirrors resilvered. Nation: Nat. 5720. D C Bedd| BEDDING of all kinds renovated and steri- lized by in quality and price will you run in, see and price? It costs you nothing and if 'you fur- nish a home the saving will be worth while. It's not what we make that does us goo rocess approved by Health Dept. rompt service and low prices. Eagle ing Co 2215 Sth _at. n.e. Decatur ered BEDDING RENOVATED. piligws, feather ma it's the care we use in spending. Rugs, fur- niture ‘of all kinds, that the price and qual- ity will more than justify_the look. At night . SDrIngs, mattresses. t.: down comfort. re-cov- Ideal Bedding Co.. 622 E n.w_Nat. 4094 BEDDING. pillows reno.: Wasn_Mattress Co.. 319 L st. s. MATTRESSES. box springs and best prices and _prom) by appointment. Phone Hyatts. 460. W. A. pt el & Nat. 6679, Brooks_Furniture_Co. tisvill FURNITURE, ETC.. August 9. work furni; tent work, paint] BRICKLAYING, pointing, Waterproofing. re- pairing chimneys, BUILDI Berenter, contractor, Ad. 8855. 4927 9th p,w sale at Weschler's, $20 Penna. ave. n.w. In- cludes complete suites. desirable odd pieces, zugs, planos, diamond rings for an estate, Toofs; painting, sutter . Weatherproof caulking. Estimates shed. Contractor, phone Georgla 4425 BUICK 1920 SPORT ROADSTER, rumbie seat, 3850; 1920 Sport Coupe. rumble sei 3850° 1929 Sport Coupe, rumble seat, 85 terms: guaranteed. See Mr. Barnes, 1729 14th st. Dec. 2390, BUICK SEDAN, 19288700 This standard 6 Job is one of the most popular models and this one in particular is in ex- celler.t condition in every detail. 'Recondi~ tioned_and guaranteed. The ideal economy car. Your car in trade. Easy terms. Em= Orme, 17th_& M sts..n.w. BUICK, 1928 Master Brougham. in the best of condition in every detail; high-grade car at low price. Stanley H. Horner, it £ R s O R e S SR CADILLAC 5-PASS. SPORT SEDAN, V-61— This car has had best of care and at ol time owned by U. §. Senator. A real ba only $175._1111_18th st. LLAC 5.PASS. SEDAN, 1926—A car for Fhosmiel micimin snion o8 ered at an attractive : Emerson & Orme, 17th & M & CADI the iamil the highway. E-Z terms. ts. n.w. CHEVROLET COACH, 1921—Perfect condie tion: all good balloon tires; motor and paint perfect; sacrifice, $150. Nolan Motor C¢ 1111 18th st. n.w._Bring_a _deposit. CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE COUPE, 1928— Rumble seat, all new balloon tires; ‘perfect condition; bargain, $252.50; can give easy terms.Nolan_Motor Co., 1111 18th st. FURNITURE—9-piece dining 5-piece bed room suite, 2 once. 2100 Eye st. n.w DN Sr e St FURNITURE AND RUGS OF QUALITY— August clearance sale now on. Save 25 to 40 per cent. Bed room, living room and dining Toom _suite, Must sell at ING AND REMODELING by compe- ug: DING AND REMODELING by compe: o R builder: plumbing, heating, electrical porches inclosed. paperhanging and ing. Terms to sult your budget pamnt paint st. n. Aday antee N_¥, CARPENTER—Any Kind Job or repair work: CARPENTER AND JOBBER, general repair- ing; estimates free. CARPENTER porches, screens, weather SLripping. 5841-0 _E. R. C._ CHAIR_CANEING. upholstering Metropolitan_2062. ELECTRIC WIRING, 6 rooms, complete with fixtures, ELECTR:C WIRING—6 rooms, 3 halls, 3 340 compete: fixtures, $20 installed. Get my estimate’ save time and money; work guar, Toom suites, odd ‘bedsprings, mattresses, dressers. and vanitys, 3 and 4 plece fiber suites, beautiful sets. dinette suites, odd rockers and chairs, reffigerators and porch furniture. gate-leg and davenport extension tables. New Bargain House. 2004 1ath st. n.w. 1942, _Convenient terms. * FURNITURE_2-piece _davenport suite for Sale: $25_ 1411 30th GAS RANGES. slightly used, iess than price. Why pay more? All styles; every range guaranteed. J. W. Williams, 609 6th n w._National 2086 8 LUMBER—New German siding, $37.50 per M. City Balvage Co., 1st and N sts. Lin- coln_7814. {18 MACHINERY of _all types, motors, shop equipment, etc. Edgar Baum, Jr., 101 6th st n.w. _Met. 697 MOTORS (2), General Electric, 3-hp; 2 Alaska ~cork-lined " refrigerators.” 307 13th 5 : OFFICE_FURNITURE from U. 8. Govt. ing, porch work, roofs repaired and ed.” Cementing. 1917 any tim M. Brining, 1359 Taylor "Adams 1624. i AND BUILDER — Garage: ‘Adams w. Havbay. . o & ,__porch rockers splinted, Armstrong, 1235 10th st. n.w. 360 and up. Star Electrié Co. 855, _ 4927 9th n.w: H. d._ North _0885. skilled mechanics ave. n.w. Nat. 3666. Teas.: and free FLOOR WORK, T_Fotk. 5357 Sherrier FLOOR: FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED, rei covers made; est. cheerfully give eyery description: EUL: P T A Desks, chairs, flle cabinets, tables; everytning n. for your office . Washiagton lvage Co.. oM t., 310 8th st. n.w. PIZNO_BARGAINS—Huntington, fine cond! tion, $70. Stieff, like new, $225. Steinwa $160. ~ One r-piano, little used, 319 One’ midget player. $265. One grand. like new, 3§390. Sole agent for Kranich & Bach and Hardman uprights and grands. Pianos ED, “shellacked. ished modern _electric machine. Atlantic 0 SCR waxed by Caton, 1244 D st. s.e. returned Tittensor. 1600 _8th_st. n.w. N. 7702 ou ork KEYS—Dublicate keys, 25_cents: mi for rent. Moving, packing and storage Hugo Worch, 1110 & st h.w. Established 1810 FPIANO, handsome baby grand, slightly used: whil Turner 1221% N Met. wait. ave nw & Clark. 3005 Spec ah fitn PAINTING, PAPERHANGING. PLASTERING. | leaving city. storage room. Pric this month; 'best material: nteed Lopatin, 3329 5340. al prices D near Park rd__Adams ork_ gus soung, position lerical’ work prefer- red or ‘anything in that line. Best of & one_Cleveland 717 colored, 18 years experience. piace, 1008 New Jersey ave. 8° IRTIES, with 13 years' business_experience, desires Dosition with & future: capable, sober ana honest. Address Box 336-D, Star_offce. = L Want- job paving 135 h car, age Address Box 293-D_@iar _office. * MAN. young, married, A-Y reference, wants work of any Kind: experienced truck driver Address Box 353-D, Star_office. Lo PAPERHANGER, painter. wants steady Job; prefer apt. house. hotei. Good mechanic. Address Box_301-D. Star_office. o REGISTERED PHARMACIST, experienced, graduate, desires hours 8 to 4:30; employed. A Box 218-D, Star_office. 1* STENOGRAPHER-SECRETARY, young man. several years' experience; very good typist 00d educational backsround. _Met. 9771. T YOUNG MAN, white, single, wants ation_as gardéner's helper; good reference. Wm. Jagers 1225 O st. n.w. SITUATION—WOMEN. COUNTER _WORK. chambermaid, Keeper in motherless home. _Met. 079 Tiouse- 7. _____INSTRUCTION COURSES. AUTO DRIVING "LESSONS, ANY HOUR, anywhere, licensed white men: your or our car._Call'any time, Adams 3489, 10° AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY IAUGHT. | auire anout .ur new method; licensed while estabiished 10 sears Gall Lin. 0082 AUTG DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY— censed men and t Ind: CONOVER, 2138 15t now. Weat 30087 DICTAPHONE OPERATORS™ EXAMINATION for civil service will be heid September 15, al training now being given by 8 Coflewe. ‘731" 15th "sir mw.~ National 1748, " TUTORING by private school instructor. Specialist with 3 ’ 3 7 Randolbh._Columbia_Sigo-w. oo >t THE COURSE 18 WORTH_A THOUS dollars O Try 1t Wood's Schook. $11 East Capitol st. Lincoin 0038. Rates per montl Day. $16; evening, $5.60 Typewriting only, e D d $10: evening, 34. mpooing, 325! er wavin, complete course. § 15._657 Earle Theater Bldg. _Met. 7920, SUMMER L—PREPARE NOW FOR A £00d Dosition: new and review classes now forming in all commercial subjects. Bovd courses are new, improved and are fully accredited, ” 1t pivs ‘to get tie best.” our iry 1% welcome, = Start today. Becretarial School, 1333 F (obposite Fox Theater). _Est._11 years. Nat._ 2340. s oigant ESE S o leasant and_Pr ‘Experdly Taught at o HC Bt s Ceading Beaino Gultite. Sen N 1335'N H. Ave -and 817 14th Bt. N.W- EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES, JUDD'S EXCHANGE. 1232 N. J.AVE, N.W. b T g R R AL A houseworkers, part time.’ day’s workers, ‘Met. 5159, DIETITIAN wishes position in scl pital or hotel. Address Box 297-D, Star 7 L R R R P GOVERNESS to child or_children: 4 years experience as feacher. Best of references. Address Box 337-D. Star office. ______ 8° _ TADY PHYSICIAN'S SECRETARY, mantee: t of home where taste. cultur £ office. i LADY of refinement wishes position in_doc Tors or dentisy's office. Address Box 204-D, R s R N N POSITION IN LINEN ROOM of high hotel wanted about Sepl. 15. Cl Clevel i e e, SRS PRACTICAL NURSE. refined. desires a long case; docigra L and - patients’ references. Claren: TP ey RESIDENT MANAGER wishes position in high-class apartment. Address Box 253:D. Speci| work PAIN on th Atlanf [ 28 N PAINTING, Adam PAINTING mechanic: interlor, _exterior: Dapering. prices this week. Best materal: guaranteed. Call first, J. on, T T Lewis Tead e job_ Low price: tlo 4278, nterior _and _exterior: reasonable prices. Paul Y. ave. n.w Nat. 3666. al . 182-W-1. electric, used Tamily size; perfect con- $403 Georsia ave. nw. ERA' oniy five months: dition; late model. d Tinseed oIl ntixed fine work. Try us. skiliea sfehe | SEWING uwmns-m?xh.J e, 1 Home, $15; Standard. $15: New ideal, $107 others at 48: ali guar °New Machines cial Comp: PAPE have PAPEI work. st. D vacat! paint Buaral week, Work up: A T free Lin_108' PAPERING, and materialy absolutely gusranteed. month, J_R PAPERHANGING paper average sizc voom. Boy lead and ice Dec.. Georgia 4567, 5405 Georgia_ave. 7% PAPERHANGING — Special low prices this Irving st. 0.3 PAPERHANGING— Rooms paperec estima Decatur 414 PIANO_ TUNING, PAINTING, first-class work Spe- ‘Gussin 10+ 33 mo Renting and repairing. Ope; T S.E"Sew. Mch. Shop, 313 Pa. ave se. Lin: 315 STORE FIXTURES—Show cases. counters, shelving. tables. chairs. cash regis- ters, {ron safes, scales, coffee urns. soda fountains, elec. mixers, partitions and equip. ment _of every description. Edgar Baum. 4 B st n.w RITER RENTAL SERVICE, Georgia Underwoods, Royals and L. C. Smiths, brices. ° Get_ our estimate. any. Adams 8635. RING _ AND = FAINTING—if = 7ou the reputation of paying your bills, no cash, a little each 9 N_ Y. ave. No. 4011. aper included; good tors, 407 Richardson 181 $2.50_ mo.; 3 mos. RING ROOMS, ‘Southern_Decora i:':‘flmb):vno!;s‘r COACH, 1920—Good conditior CHEVROLET chanically: 9 p.m. CHEVROLET _ SEDAN. 1926—Exceptionally clean, new tires, top and battery; upholstery like niew. _$160. Met. 7023. CHEVROLET COACH, late 1926 model: only run 12,000 miles; 2 new tires; motor in ex- cellent’ condition; $145. 80 N. Y. ave. n.w. Apt. 203. after 6 p.m. B CHEVROLET 4-DOOR CLUB SEDAN, 193( ped and in perfect new-car warranty: payment, balance 13 down. Owens Motor Co. See Mr. Grave: CHEVROLET _ 1930 COACH, run less © 1,000 miles, $100 less than new car price Will_give mew car guarantee. See M Barnes. 1729 14th _st. Dec. 2390. CHEVROLET COACH, 1926—Fully equippei good running condition: $75; terms. J. L. Jerman Co., Inc., 3342 M st. B.W. West 2730 CHEVROLET COUPE, 1929; 3175 down, ba ance easy; fully equipped; finish like' ne farge, Toomy Fisher body. 'And this one will give many vears of trouble-free transporta- on at a very low cost: terms. Mid-City Sales Co.. 1711 14th st. Open evenings. CHEVROLET COACH. ~1930—Low mileage. Will sacrifice. Consider small trade. J. Al Kitchin, 1840 14th_st._n.w. th_9600. CHEVROLET 4-DOOR SEDAN. 10: been_ kept in beautiful condition. If you don't buy this at §297.50, then you don't Nolan Motor Co., 1111 want an _automobile. T8th st. £ CHEVROLET 6-CYL. COUPE, 1829 — Paint, tires, upholstery and motor in the best of condition; $390; terms, trade. Neumeyer Motor Co.. {‘lr‘r(;llo”n distributors, 2021 17th 5 i X CHEVROLET COUPE, 1926—Excellent run- ning_ condition; l'-ood }ln(.u_l Sacrifice, lgl n mechanical condition! good_tires and excel- lent paint: ‘very low at $275: terms and trade. Used-car Dept., 3rd floor, 301 14th st. n.w. _Open_evenings. D."G. Joseph,' 6st and Dix sts. n Phone Lincoln 6771, [ 1930 SEDAN—Marcon _Duct best of shape: good tires: excellent me- new car appearance; low price, Stanley H. Horner, 1111 14th I easy terms. n.w. CHRYSLER MODEL 62 FOUR-DOOR SE- dan. 'This 1928 is an_ outstanding value: fias 4 brand-new tires, dark green Duco fin ish; in_excellent shape all over; price, only $415. Hill & Tibbitts, 301 14th drd Soor, used-car dept. Open evenings an uncay: CHRYSLER SIX SPORT ROADSTER, model. Just like new. late Real bargain at $295: 33 New York ave. ‘open g terms. n.e. w. North 7267 PNTTNO= RO 8. In_adv., $6.75; 6 mos., $13. PAl iG—After- | TYPEWRITERS—Portables, 35 per month ‘We will scrape (dry) and | buys one: new and used all makes: Under- $5 up. We also | wood, $22.50: Corona, $22.50; Remington, tnterior and exterior. - We use Dutch | 335 other real bargains; old typewriter taken ure linseed oil only. All work | in trade; call us for demonstration. Metro- ‘ash or terms. Call City Sery. | politan 3674, District Typewriter Exchange, 7% | 715 H st. n.w. 8 TYPEWRITER—Portable. see the new Royal Portable: standard keyboard with all im- provements; free instructions; carrying case; easy payments. Metropolitan 9674, District Typewriter Exchange, 715 H st. n.w. - 8* TYPEWRITERS—2 Corona No. 4's, $30 each Underwood ptole, $35; Remingtn No. 10 315, Other bargains. United Typewriter & SAN”‘L Co., In 1227 N. Y. ave. n.w. Nat. TYPEWRITERS—American _Typewr: ion " speci nteed. Get my estimate first; save money. suaranteed for 8 vears.” J. Baitz. 601 abw: (Onl 18 S 200! 35 and furnished: work guaranteed. 3139 18th st. n.w.. ADL. 2. 32.50; Tepair estimate derson-Schacfler Co. 644 H st. n. night_call, Col. 5040. _Pot. 989 George 1 PLUMBING, remodelini ¥. Do ROOFING. guttering. spouting, painting an repairing hot-water heating, repairing, monthly_payments or cash. R. 1008 G st. 2* All makes bought, sold, rented. Student rates Open evenings. 1431 East ve. phone Lin. 1964. Capitol st_ Lin_0082. DODGE_TOURIN weekly. 4 DODGE 4-DOOR SEDAN, 1927—A tion: $195 each, on terms. Co. 1111 18th st. mw. . DODGE SEDAI 575 _cash A sessed by “finance company. unpaid balance, excellent condition: and good tires. Jerman Co., nc., 3342 M st nw. W CHRYSLER 1929 SPORT ROADSTER—Model :ga"rur‘nbn seat, $650: 1929 model 65 coach, ;" terms; glarantee 3 1729 14th s 'p;c.' o0 e o0d $35; ‘mechanical condi- $15 down, balance utiful Also Dodge 1927 Both of these cars are in fine con- Nolan Motor no _repairs needed. X . 1925—Good running order. DGE SPOI 1926—Repo- Will_sell for Fully _equipped, J. L. West 2730, $95.60 VACUUM ~ CLEANERS—Air-Way, _Hoover, Eureka, Premier Duplex; $15. $30; like new AT guaanieed year. Rent cleaers. 3130 duy lowest_prices, best work. North_i0114. ROOFING CO. ags. paris, repairing all kinds. Delivery. 3 guara Waves, hair cuits, marcels, facials and mani Cires. » o MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL (Est. 1018). Friday: 1325 N. H. Ave. N. 104 g BEAU’F‘F 'BLOBS. Yactium Ciéaner Shop, 1404 Girard. Adams ENT WAVES, 3¢ COMPLETE: ALL nteed materials used: shampoo. finger VITA REDUCING MACHINE, 5-speed; excel- lent condition. 3523 12th 'st.” n.e.” North 35c.. 505 12th st. n.w. _Met. 946} POULTRY AND EGGS. Mabelle Honour Facial, 35c. ci 6 p.m ESSEX 1928 § excelient wonderiul Iate '26; $60 cash, balance DG notes 646 5th st. n.e. Al lack and cream Duco: makes this the best bargain in Washington: Challenger used very little, and at $410 an give terms, Mr. Roper, any time before ' EDAN: last_ser paint_and mechanical ‘condition e . Hor in_Tain Bwe o Deca 00d_tires: CHICKS—_Rocks, $11_ hundred: best stock. grder now before price advance, ' Phoos al e Permanent Wave, Complete, $5. 817 14th 8t. N.W. Dist._8968. SECRETARY, 12 years Washington expe ence, desires_position with responsibility. Address Box_233-D. Star_office. 7 SUPERVISOR OF FILES; experience wifh New York cutlery firm. Address Box 403 *_o cels, Complete course, 35 henna packs. permanent waves, Met. 9461 _ REED BEAUTY_SCHOOL. Special price waves, shampoos, hair' cuts, Faclals or manicures, 36 505 12th st PULLETS—165 S. C. Tanered White Leghorn ullets, blood tested, February hatch. now aying 40 per cent, $1.35 each: cockerels, $1. Address Box 204-C. Star office. WHITE PEKIN DUCKLINGS. Atherton's Pet Shops, 612 F N.W. finger YPIST wishes wWork In afternoons and eves ning’ prefer doing it at home. Phone North 9570_around_6_o'clock. _N. Hooper. WOMAN of culture, 3 and dispensing of food. experienced pi tical, nurse, ‘will_ do I8°hour dut, desy institutionai or private employment; refe ences. Call Ga. 1302 before noon. 10 SITUATION—DOMESTIC. Pittsb AN TAKE 1 TO 3 PEOPLE TO IOWA, VIA Sept. 1 MOTOR TRAVEL. BOAT! abgut | FGRD MOTOR, model Teady o put in boat nd_Chic: urgh o or o ot oF, Columbus, 1939, complete, all Just_the thing' for GAS 20-F- BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. STATION. store, light lunch, on main | 5t_0.W. during dayiime only. highway. 4. 11° | board runabouts at $80 each. no_repairs needed. gheed or heayy dut Mr. Rogers, 1111 18th nly $65: act quickly. ‘Alexandria | CLOSING OUT four 16-ft. service model out- These are new Sacrifice,’ = Phone CHAMBERMAID or light general house- Fopker wishes fob. Call Atlantic 1083. Helen . Nelson. 53 COOK and _general ~ho enced. Call Pot. 0192. GIRL, colored, neat, reliable, with city ref- ework: g0 home worker, experi- GIRL, co! Corn "Oliver. &ood reference 3 1 STENOGRAPHERS. bookkeepe: typists feeded dally Mo charge unieis, placed: Wasnington Empioyment Exchange, 214 Natl Press Bldg., 14th & F sts. n.w. District 2480, d POSITIONS Need 500 abbiic Stenographers, ty p ists, Dbookkeeper: lerks, salesmen. etc - Bk ayaia. 1333 F hw. Nat) 3390 wishes maid GIRL, colored, T Best, city Tel- e OF waitress or mene; Srence. 1648 Flori IRL wants position 2 1311 _Corcoran st. n.w. i IRL with uuu'e{t{:u nce, wants job: ave city. 13113 Tth cook, general house. (3 e BUSINESS INSTRUCTION. PREPARE NOW-—FILE CLERK. 2 O ASikenpink exam : Alto sien: wnd. 17p. xams., Tuition only $10 Temainder of Sum- Givil Bervice Pr ‘sor. 125 ADd F AW, Mok 6530 8" me: se. y_nights. Wil st._n.w stay ‘GIRL. colored, wishes Work e Tlents; *references. - Pot. 10713 ‘DYET Star $500 business s monfi terests re NG, CLEANING “and_ Dréssing,. and sell regularly at $95. Capitol T B on for selling. .A‘sdr.ll ‘Box 163-D, office. busin dress. vestm Box 3 LUNCH ROOM, located on Pa._ave. equipped _and Address_Box 33: ‘CARPENTER and cabinet shop, complete, well estaplished busines: t WANTED—By (W0 partne NOTION STORE, confectionery, cigar: tractively equipped; fine location fuil Blsiness cheap finé er Call_Col._3296- ess Box et Chenp rént: price riekt for Quick : : price 3 [ price right for aulc LINE. ACCESSORIES. central location: eadipbed and stocked; good established low rent. ' Price, 13,500, Addrgss le: 42. Phone tH ully Price, 3800. Tor 3 §998 business. -D._Star_office. al ‘colored, 111 . wants . T i Sl T, AN e GIRL. colored, heat. —general Hou T gk A SUBSTANTIAL PERCENTAGE of _accrued royaities for year 13! offere bo Boat_Works, 714 K st. #4030 Richardson_Sinsle_cabi ardson_Single kg Gras: oot F3836. " Pricer 53150 'D': e small_paying tor; ,625 3 i x ol Wi Day "Sinaaniial cash. | Ad- 42135 Souble Cavin Kichardson FLOOD ‘GATE MOTOR BOAT SALES, 14th and Water Sts. S.W. well marked: t to ke Bol'llblti Tegistration. GERMAN LICE PUPP] e Gew Hetre pup | marked, for sale. Atiantic 2358. Teading st ESKIM UPPIES. 5 1930 RICHARDSON DOUBLE CABIN DEM- nile” Chase 0 6-60 b Gray motor $3, g DOGS, PETS, ETC. PUPPIES, 6 weeks old, and featured o son mal a) ‘Decatur ] £ 'd by composer onstrator 6-73 hp. Gray; cost $5,100; price, 1930 35-mile Inspect our new 1930 Matthews Crutzers. BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES (4) for, CHOW. 2600_Tilden st. n. 'TES, o sPiTz P ng 1o and females. or peari k. Atherion'a Bet h 63 am i 1 ESSEX COACH-—Molor just overhauled: orig- nal paint: good tires. B A ®ood looking 535 Gown, balance easy. 40 T st ne. ESSEX COACH, FIRST SERIES very ‘good _condition: seat_covers. pany. 3. L Jerman Co., Inc., 3342 M st. n.w. Reweui‘r‘d"’h 'qubl > ‘finance _com- Will sell for unpaid b:lln:cl‘ie‘;"l,;:l. ESSEX CHALLENGER COUPE, 1920—Rum- ble 5 at. Perfect condition. Fred L. Morga n ESSEX 4-DOOR SEDAN, latest 1 lenger: Roper, Dec. 0216, ESSE: onstration:' owner will saci i ESSEX 4-DOO Excelient condition. Daric blue and cream.’” Nearl; Guaranteed, $475. 15th_and R. I._ave new. ‘erms, 55 than 1t cost mew. i used very ully equipped; acrifice $400 je . COACH, - 1925—Wond condition hroughout; besutiful s u:m"fl? 35 dem: e day. 1623 T4tn: after 8 call Wie 3150 R SEDAN. 1927—Last series 31 beral terms. L Hii & Tibbites. 30 n. Goenevenings and ‘Sundaye: " L4 Boor. ESS) first series. mileage, lenger, terms. 14th 3 Essex T CHALLENGER COUPE. 1930, Funble seat, wire whecks, low 5300 1929 four-door sedan equipped with steel trunk, guaranteed. Ses Mr. Barn Dec,_23 5'ssax COACH—One er Nolan_Motor Co.. ESSEX SEDAI draulic shock absorbers, new-car guars models, Wwith .. 1111 18th st 1930 wire ntse: ‘This 15 the Fordemonsiration call Me vanmsas 187. months _old man. West_1134. or Potomac_5: FORD 1920 FORDOI 3 Beautituy | sieel” runk. Yo, Whtels: ol B oS, A, saupors TR Btandard coupe, $350; ‘terms: oo Mr. Barhes. 1735 14th 1929 anteed. 390. on o