Evening Star Newspaper, September 25, 1930, Page 45

WOMAN'S PAGE, NANCY PAGE Onion Soup With Bread and Cheese. junts about the city in restaurants Nancy lace tbat lmhm!d ; and years. 0 Parls. But seldom did she gob-a serving which satisfied her like the one z.lull before her in this small res- It came in the petite marmite—the brown, coarse earthenware soup dish which seems as French as the soup. The mp "Je" Wwas amber clear. The slice of toast l:{.ud wfih nvu in the kept avor even mhm-& Jhad lost most ‘of its crisp- ness and the grated cheese had melted to just the right consistency to be Tunny but not stringy. Nancy experimented later with the recipe and used this one most fre- gou:nl.ly. She gave it to all her friends, Slice 10 medium-sized onions and saute in butter until tender and a deli- cate brown. Put broken crusts of bread in mixture and cook three min- tom of petite marmites add bouillon, almost enough to fill rmites. Put in slow oven and let M'@l onions in butter mllon the flavor of the vegetables, so up s not strongly flavored finvnfi’p ror'he? SR 1.‘.‘[.:?"" Livet inelore lfll h'r h:a‘ on VDXY «Copyriaht, 19m0.) OUR CHILDREN iie s ¢fd 1 g g’ gaplx sgggt 1= g t 55;5&%%5 e certain of belnl Py? By remembering that its love. By love I mean the very wi d!lt. deepest, sanest sort of love. That alone buys happiness. If you love people you serve them. A man cannot be filled with love lnd cheat his hbor. He may terial things cheating, lmt pays is rise to Euwr "g.h?jfl""' do'n hl.l no warmth in greet us, life is o o theg gifi. But all uncon- sciously are ying their happi- ness day by.day. One gets nothing with- out having first paid its price. When old people shake their heads and say, “Don’t do that. It is not good for you,” this is what they mean, They have gone over this road long ago and they know. Theysare telling that what. you afe buying may look really a cup of sor- . Better think. Betut buy some- thing else with the coin of your spirit. Self-control s high priced. Self-de- nial is higher sven than that. Service s costly. Unselfishness comes very high. But the thing they buy is with- out money’ and without price in the market of ‘life. They purchase your spiritual content, your deep happiness. Who wants to live cheaply, let him. As for you, be wise. Lay up the sort of treasure that lasts alway: Don't be cheated in the market place. Get money's worth of happiness. Noi else is worth while. (Qopyright, 1930.) Lord Byron indited fluent end pas- .ltm;;" love verse at the tender age of My Neighbor Say: To remove & grease spot from a silk gown, rub with French chalk on the wrong side of the gown. ‘The powdér absorbs the grease and removes the IM Dry mops may be your apples in a cool cel- lar. you want them to last until swin‘lvrlp them in paper. It takes a little time to do this, but it makes it possible for you to have fectly sound, solid fruit up to eh or April. Use news- THE DOROTHY DIX’S LETTER BOX JDEAR MISS DIX: My father was killed and my mother was injured in an accident. I am grief stricken, but I am trying to decide whether it is wiser to keep on working in the store where I am employed and where I can make enough to secure the proper care for my mother, or whether to marry the young man I love and ukum'cmlhshom- for me, my mother and brother. H'nn%oodudmhghvmm tempt this, but money is scarce with him, ld you advise me to marry him now or wait until he is making more? ALICE. Answer—There is no more cruel tragedy in life than that of a girl who has to lay her heart as a sacrifice upon the altar of her family. And, more is the pity, it happens so often, and so seldom does the goor victim even get any appreciation from those for whom she has given up her happiness in life. In your particular case, Alice, I see nothing for it but for you to ask your sweetheart to wait until circumstances are improved. Perhaps your mother will get well and be able to go to work and help to support herself, and surely in & few years your lmnher will be able to take care of himself, Don't make the mistake that so many lell-lbne[lunf. sisters make of slaving themselves to death to put younger brothers through college. Make him shoulder his share of the burden just as soon as he h bl He will make a better and more useful man for it. If you marry your sweetheart now, you will simply crush him and wreck his life.. To load him down with the support of an invalid woman and a young boy in addition to his family obligations will make an old man of him before his time. Fe will be harried with debt. His spirit will be broken and he never will have any opportunity to rise in the world, because he can never save & peuny He will never even have enough ahead to risk giving up a poor situation In order to look for a better one. L: man who marries a woman on a generous impulse, and because lcvfl and is so sorry for her, becomes dissatisfied when he realizes that she has saddled the support of her family on him. Don't do that to the man you love. Wait for s better break and if you and he both work it will surely come. DOROTHY DIX. DBAR DOROTHY DIX: I Mave always had the impression that when you really loved any one you thought his every act perfect, but I am in love with & mnfimln ‘who h not.d polished in his manners as I would like him m be. nnr s bove reproach. Do you think I could be h-ppy married Answer—You will never marry if you wait to find some one whom you think lhoolulzly perfect. Perhaps you are not Efl“uy perfect yourself. There are lots of qualities in a man more important than his table manners op his grammar. If $ou are sure you love your rough diamond and he loves’ you, marry him and polish him up. DOROTHY DIX. (Copyright, 1930.) Cream Puffs. Put half a cupful of butter in a saucepan with one cupful of boiling water. Place over heat and bring to a boil. Boil until the butter is thor- oughly melted. Add one cupful of flour | before filling, then cut a slit in the all at once and stir .vi dy Cook | side of each one and put the filling in until the mixture is thick and smooth | with a spoon or insert the end of a and does not stick to the side of the | pastry tube and force the filling in. pan, stirring constantly so that it will| For the filling use sweetened and not burn. Remove from the heat and |flavored whipped cream, custard or ice cool slightly. Add four eggs, one a|cream. Frost the cream puffs with & time, beating in each e{u thoroughly | thin, uncooked lcin or serve with until the mixture is smooth before add- | crushed berries, or ing the next egg. Beat the mixture mel sauce. 0 fresb from Ca liforn z'a well, Drop by spoonfuls onto a greased baking sheet one and one-half inches apart, and shape round with the handle of a spoon. Bake in a hot oven for 35 minutes. Allow the cream puffs to cool Grown at 1.0DI REAT, clusters...firm, d:lidoul... California i Grapes. Lodl that specially fortunate region of the golden state where the climate, the sun, and the water all conspire to mddx uc]el the finest, the best-flavored Tokays of em all. And this year even the Lodi crop has surpassed lu’edlf Eat:’ne m&nqu to be generous one ve”i and a bit dour the next. year’s , be glad to know, is the best since 1924, " This plentiful crop means moderate prices. But the season is alltoo-short. Why not enjoy Lodi Tokays every day of their brief season? Serve them in salads and desserts, let them add flavor and color to fruit cupd. Have them always in your fruit bowl to tempt the children. For grapes have special mmeulp salts that aid diges- tion and natural sugar to provide quick energy. Even their skins serve as bulk and roughage. Start serving Lodi Tokays today. Then get the I\ablt. Your fnmflLvlll be delighted. Fruit ltoru and groceries all sure to add thmhyoumu\udn;fht... California Vineyardists Association 85 Second St., San Francisco, Californi Tokay on is Short Enjoy The Now—Buy Some Today . chocolate, or cara- g CLOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 11 pm day befors publication. For Sunday. 5:30 p.m._Saturday, At the Branch Agencies, ene hour earlier, both for dally and Sunday. Only Exceptions. Death Notices and Lost and Pound advertisements for the Datly will be accepted up to noon day of issue, except Saturday and Legal Holidays, when the closing time 18 1 m. Death Notices and Lost and Pound for The Sunday Star will be sccepted up to 11 p.m. Baturdey. CIRCULARS PROHIBITED. In order. to protect its ad: vertisers from receiving circular matter, it is expressly under- stood and agreed that all such matter will be withheld as far as 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|DC: ticket. HELP—MEN. BOY to sell papers, nes at mewsstand i Government butidin Apply Mr. Schrot, newsstand. BOY in drug store on :nk . cv:rynulhfl Sty ar work with crew manager low priced article; every Apply Room 430, Bond for uphol- CANVAS!KRB. ho B per day ‘and commission. 1397 stering COLLEGE GRADUATE with LL. ach law in evening session of one_National 17 CONSTRUCTION SUI grperience ia compiete uilding construction, ter's card. Address Box COUNTER MAN, exp Restaurant, 'n Pe, DARK SP( £d; stendy Posti L mnne gesree 1 AR wanted. M charge of high-ciass Must have carpen- 310-R. offic ‘Apply Carlton spotter wan rac. Bunshine o l'l- CTRIC] HELPER, white, non-union, -xpenenud inold and new house wiring reterre ate salary. Address Box 459;R, of rom) nm othing but bustiers position for | the .. 511 4% s. HA »munu o, e umbia_1 colored, for Touse. Man a &'X’ o chRdren, - Must s weiiten reterences from 340 mo and_living mxy Y rar. i W perie Iaundry. Bhons' Nortn MAN 'OM. k_on farm. Ap- ply Ml‘w’:?n'l’l A'l 'a :'n"mf'buom Bldy n 14th & N. Y. ed 1n Jewish delig A»ly F640% " Coun. ave, pe. 1 Work i} Taree or- KnflWl!'u of electrlcll lllfinnt! Saler for advancement. Raply must state fujl au - experience. refere; heation: 3 Dhons number. Address Box K u.m:omtne 1 education, Harding MAN, youns, to work store; r'nun u;e high-sel men wn’n or without selling manent connection dysncement. Must plicants will be . Do you know f-':‘.."?"":" B Tk | 27 e, Blad Gath and B s HELP—MEN. (Continut L) WOODWARD & LOTHROP desires the services of an eleva- tor starter, colored. Must be tall, light complexioned and be- |4 tween ages of 25 and 35. Apply | & Men’s Time Desk, basement, | 11th and G Sts. sid STARCH WORK ASSORTERS, experienced oaly. Abply I person to Mr. Alewine, Yale Laundry, 437 New_York ave. 1ing i enr i nmuem‘s ‘l"llll 4 ointment cal For o8 gpPoistment ¢ nect w You excellent. earnings. be! tween 9 and 10 a. 605 ve. WANTED—_8A] —selling _experience unnecéssar reliable Deoble nieed apply. We supply every- ing—products, sales outfts, ssles and serv. ice methods that get the most business e o Superior Ry old established demand; 1o of satisfaction or no sale mnka farm necess It vou are winthe o work od Pay write for in- your own_busine: Rawlelgh Co., Dept. X guarantee mek sales; y d formation now to. start with our capital. W.T. 3-R, Rich Va. INSTRUCTION COURSES. ATUTO Y TAUGHT. Tn- AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGHT. Ta- all_Lin, 00: auire about our new method mes ed | [] STE) zns— RY OUR DICTATION R TRl res e, SLBS RTHAND o8t O 14th_snd Pul rd. P ANY ONE CAN EARN GOOD SALARY Bey 1908 Dnone switchboard oberadnt. Taught in 15 one-hour lessons. Easy Work: BisJemand for sompgiant operators. Oxford lends 3. faeiinn corrapondences cultural fetarial duties, stenogTaphy and, record keep- ing, insures & g00d DOsit £ “completed. Start NOW. Boyd Busine g (Gop. P Theater). OYD BUSINESS UNIVERSITY, 1333 ¥ (0pD. an' Thenm. jhas tne secrelarial course werthwhiie Success. T Stident aceommodation. 800, Beve: AR SPART TOBAY; don't wait. Nat. BE A REAL SICR-I'X‘AR —TAKE A THOR- OUGH course at the Boyd Business Univer- Sity. the natlonally known institution. and ,'!l ‘the salary you are entitled to. You can You can have more lux- you to win and guarantees Don't waiti enroll TODAY. 0404 > Rudoinh & West Co, | WOI BEAUTY PA F | experience: EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1930. HELP AND SITUATIONS. II‘IUATIONS—DOIII'I'IC. gon. E ok e o "oty refotenben: 1345 Corcoran n !- FOMAR wishes p| ce in small fam tur 36 Jrlnle Tamily of seven: nighty. see e Burlington Hoteh, 1130 Vermont couru. White. preferably English, for small iiv: st be highi [ experienced and u““'-" ORKER — nigh Mundress; 38 per meek” b4 P onth Tences rewuired. APPIY ME_ON! lored _woman oarding devartment of n-tnnny house. Aply 301 t. ween 9 .m. WOl u' umrhnun, Tor_ou ours WOMAN, colored, work; two in family. WOMAN to fami ted for gene: P fone Wisco do_seneral housework in references required. Phone au»rp- MAT, white, Teliabiie %o do B and cooking for family of thre in, Suburbs; city Convenienc Address Box 431-R, age and wai SITUATION—M!N. Persons advertising for “Situations by S careful o) - Jering positions where cash deposits are_required to secure employment. ACCOUNTANT-LAWY] desires _position S lary no object. Address Box 143-R. office. 26° Decs 'flllAlt tblured. wants % suburbl nllnll llM ingman pl. A RECOMMENDED_SERVICE. The following business concerns guarantee satisfaction to Star read- n relaret sias erred: ’3. 28 prompt attention. For ended Service Column call National 5000, Branch 215. moths, roach, éxtermination; TEE! Lerasat and: beat. 86 i thlnllo'l Extension 10 Acme Dm:i ng Tat and ) BEDDING RENOVATED, springs, mattresses, pillows, feather mat. ere eal o, BOX_ sprin and_prompt E Na e & spectaity. O Porches bult and snciosed. Call Mr. Nichols, Ad. a. 4630, 1207 Olifton St. it | =Ly Roof fino‘r scraping, waxin ainting, D 1_Heigh AUDITOR. extensive publie experionce: wants connection Qc! thfirm public auditors. Cleveland 1663 AN, 15 years' lnnrlonc-‘ excellent character And personality; refers Linco lxm HA x00d it} work considered. Add Mce. CHEF wants emplo ety best of Feferentos. Gall Decatur 1860. unu o references. CIVIL SERViCE lel‘I‘NAi iOND—P ARE for sten_and typ, police exam. Ale K. Fll'n! Office. ON. Thl Olvil l'r\l:t Pu Schmlv s.e. cor. 1. th &P AUTY C t!E m-mpamn &, $10; ! mlnllll --vm $25: finger 'l\lll‘ ll 1 urln(. X gomblete course b f enroll PZuftire, 1. Mo 857 Barle Theater i AUTO DRIVI SONS, anywhere: licensed white men: your or our car__Call any time. Adams 34! 26° BRIDGE Lsuomwcnou _AND tract; day or evenin Phone Adams IIH BEAUTY CULTURE AT ’!‘HIJ i for twelve es LEARN M COLUMBIA 0O DRAFTING AND lmmmmu 1319 F_St. N.W. 6 b NN EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. N.n'mmu. rmsomr. l}mng. 1719 K urnished dally: 1,05[ TIONS Need 500 Ap:llc bookkeepers, el femen e istration. Boyd's, wpmm ee ACOOUNTANT Taree financia Ttution dosires the services of % ‘capable account- ant; small salary to start; state fications, references and salary expectation. Address in own Bandwriting Box $35o, Sear office. AN. 37, neat and Tionest, § yea s l srocery -wun with fatl an ny cer. ling to nother_bust T cm va Boat. Can operate swht ve car or motorcycle. Star office. UTIVE I‘I\(fl\l‘i R ru ity 10 work on hboard, typewriter Address Box EXCEPTIONALLY HIGH-GRADE HELP. Students earning thelr way through tbis school OF 1yl time obs, " Som: unior i arer willing 10" dlo’ Work M JII’ llnd ‘Their services have been satis- factory to other emplovers. . Benjamin Franklin University, Transportation Bldg. District 8259, SITUATION—WOMEN B enre cxperience NIt bu‘v. (5 of referen 16 st n.w. 7, _Phone Ce 3 n.m.,*_;:;‘m O ER —WT%nn:- in nalullv' N" l'ork c and Philadelohl desi ‘ashington: can fur- Bian "By ?“ ' high Address Box 4o nnmeumbo inval t ‘7 I"u?.'u'y.; S Boe .n‘Imfin Address Box 450, h-cl nnnne- TERATION HAND, _experienced; know how to work on furs: permanent sition, * Apply J. E. Cunningtam & Go.. st 0- 14 Blehe "mm mmruc m“w'm —T oom overing o oy Wi ‘Apoly . Moore, o bugy with, enced T sl To Bamer. i "'".::r:c‘ Bmundoostion maation, Grand o APanmcx be neat and straight hair Bhop. 2817 o Tearn hair dressi) self - support fl"' S8O! Lmlly ‘ba:‘uh a.?.‘#mi!f.' siop 0} oroulh operatar. e) in OF} '%mn etropotiran BEATTY BHOF GPERRTOR —sT s Tor h'i!h-cllll trade. ‘Address ’:l :n-"!'\" l’:; CASHIER, ¢ b. 7 penrine ouns lady. Capitol at. CASHIER. Abply manage ater. COUNTE Hite meat GIRL, teria_experience_ preferr Bunday_work. _Tally-He CTOR'S ASSISTANT, 360 per month; ;xom in |on-; aigo ule.flr’mnn Bumber: erienced, white or Wamied &t once. Apoiy o8 110 rienced, for Baturday hoe Store, 1115 ; H colored, st.n OF 8, (AN, afternoons, Wilgon TUPHO! Sxpgrienced wnd fast on re- Datting furnitute, 1337 H st WELDER, arc. who Sare; e Fots " Box b 'm‘znfifx,‘% 3 lizer and lime chemist. $1.600 to Tar “(miversity’ of Maryiahd, Solo 31800 o 32,100 & year (University n lege Par ayment ommission, ght St.. Baltimore TARN TWO DAYS' lA IN ONE a'a, fastest, selling line of Ch ree ‘Also '1\\() (,Rl Al )\MA\ BOX ASSORTMENT: Q‘ ar.l. mp! noe-%“'ooh #’... Bide. ARBER, expenenced in finger waving and haircutting. Must have following, Address Box 460-R, Star office. SALESMEN, several, for our used car department. A good stock of fine cars to sell from. Straight commission and bonus, A rare opportunity for energetic hustlers. See J. M.@©'Brien, The | di Washington CadillaeCo., 1136-40 Connechcut Ave, #ome mark. Ty, Washing ‘Beremann's | % O n’ru N8 LAUNDERED, 80c pair: all Jsundry work done. 'Call for, and LADY wisl h lflfll do light in ..J:. nd small salary. Addre Y who has taught Kindergarten (nurs Drofession) -m sive enlidren care dur- to & p. & D E:e-n for chfl;nn. 9 travel., Apt. 2, Undergraduste experienced, weneral Bursing, ‘Geatres ‘day duty: Jocal Teferences Oall_Natton: ITION by an A B. coll Tih mslor work 1 S sence hig 1 two years, Desire sci Dratory work: Wil Seecnt Hetsas Derme- ent ot temporary. Phone Aa-m- mn ¢ ARY, _expe nmil ma;nu work, sojicge ll\lc-t responsibilit: no - Liime_considered. - Address Box TAR INOGRAPHER, con einctent. ith several Jears: K ‘&l- res positiol igh-school {xperienced. typing at ar.:.: nmmc WlllNG——l Jooms, 3 hally, bath 540 complets 320 in: “reculve pou oration. now forming 10 At nas ‘Wide ‘market wng Gy e ol and open in cor factu; Woolums, 993 baths. Come. 4338 mo dd quick r-eury Dayments e Wil Addr nobmauli - rclose T well ) dll income; l"’ ne! ’ 00d: 8 ‘mode! apie. 16 rooms. Address ce. ‘with Tivin STUDYO, IarEe, PREiD & soit, 1647 s, "cuitable for min Metropol ATOR colored. (A Ceptionl Soporuniey i llo opposite theater. lnd hlll'n"'l? experience lfltn. ,l.w u o 4 Sasis el eitate. “Aopis SHA1 Tith St Mt Ratnier, CAFE. "o one o w ahington’s m'oa! ToR- hom est prices in town. nothing dow fo pay astimates free Col. 6203 3419 ’Tih Am Light Inc. 27° RT FLOOR FINISHING, llllnml. wax- k\lled (mechanics. Paul Serene, 28 N. Y. at. n ——HQI...!TI D, Tep: .A= §overs made; est. cheerfully .lvem rfiturix Tittensor. and in- fo 3o to years' exi nnence furn, aces .ms painted Tor 345 C. ROBEY, Nat. wa 1N st. ne. Open [R()\ Wi OR]\ i Dupont Supply N eur. 1146 1800 st 5w plcat et > “while vou -.u Hurser & drer 11 New Yor t. PAINTING. interior. -xuunr able. s 1 do my owh work : Call after 4 p.m. Mets, Dtelhl‘; 3 PAINTING & vipmmne o5 able prices, call A 1344, Oash ar term Inc, 3541140 o, nw! Keystone Dec. Co., gty erior: sxilled ul Serene, do all Kinds of - terior and_interior paint. jise_bure Dutch Boy pure turpent colori f"Bainis on Dremises a5 ithe seen. Cash or very - ROOMS (dry) scraped and povered, §7 and NO We do interior and rices. Use L PAPE I{L\(x CASH NECESSAR' ferior PAINTING at. lo%est Dutch Boy lead and o our, work s g Todeline, bund varames & inclosures. plumbing. lasterice: Jay and scrape i T terms on any work made to au R SOUE bEcoRaTO o “MeiTopoliian etropolitan 0884, at_1009 9 s s (Md.) suburbs. Good loc snd tou rade tion: 43, ANY BUSIN S US I‘IR“T CAPITAL 'ADJUSTING & FINANCE RGEST BUSINESS glw %OE‘:ZQ& GERN IN WASHIN 9th FLOOR, 140 A 'l CH _ROOM, 0 business LRTCIAROM: Toto: Sun o, ¥ line. I ean sell ol o ndaeesicn P. F. CARLEY, 802 10th St. * 1923 L ST, N.W, For White or Colored Tenant. Good store. sultable for bakery, tnu{ shoe Tepalr shop or simest afy s mm.nm- business. ment above eonmnln; m roor h, hot-water heat plul in _perfect conditlon. B. F. SAUL O, 925 15th N.W. will -'c‘xfi?gi Svelamen, "% V5. 300 ’f"n\' ING MAC ?fifi'fiu and llln&.l’d. for rent and llll‘ n to lll lnlk- United Typ. Co. eol- d U oy 3 TR k‘:‘ 3 W o ‘dll‘.:'\u Cure: ot mlrrnr PAPERING, l u m inary room scraped (dryy. cracks Bllea. latest 1190 Call Guarantee Decorat. PAPERING Five '°‘;"‘ Julck service; cash or tevais. hlflhl:! Wit Binder .v-nm Joi PAPFRIANGING sm.., i pa We will serape (dry) and b 3ine room. includink labor §7.00. Paering Tore you Y, vour biik for or ‘terms. " FIrs) pavimant to n-n (no_interest or mort confuse our namé with ment co., as h PAPmANGmo —Rooms, ey Included; * best 'uti X rict price onl iring ]nrmcrlv Tead l"ung' F'ru Jollor C’D : F Prer l 3 utin ROCFING B day, z’im . 0 it an prices, best work. m ERN HOMI ids. convalescents, seed: porche n al_dief ) o m-ku.hd IN NEW HOME wn.l.. erson -or convalescent; int. Cleveland 2865-J. KannRumm AND . O dying most desi o1 ™ deva lopment; French, music:_transportatian providey MONEY v:m?.’tb qw PAWN T diamonds, antique a - ingston & Co.. 13: n-n‘ N‘wlull'“ R.:W massas dramatics, North_6993. TUTO! & chance. lie-sch Cley. 38 Tonersuvite oRcen -saving _prices, anteed. W—TP“ oare for l.uM -m R S S Kl v Hampeire. o Delano, mornings, between lll' a8 ing for 3 -ue'k el Der: sonally train lllc At our expense, the oned lo in_hour dur. ing their e. ou will ¢ this & ne nd gl ak Write, Siying &ng- s&‘\fum LADIES~Local ladles with {; N, EUT nnan-a n s e SITUATIONS—MEN AND WOMEN. n or ‘more during s hours LAD I tll——\ll:'ow Cmnlund"ln LA it Ton strictly confidentlal. lfi Chadrens uum beauty cuitire &t Btew o0l Sarn while you learn, Usl experience Teau t Tefercnces in full, Address Box $76-R. BUsF e Al WIFE, N !ulur. "Ic.. in al wh"d e a_Johnson. ouse. 1739 13th s SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. d | nurse-; nn ments PPointment oAy, 8 Fot. on_ " Eolumbia 1 T8t wmow OWNING 12-ROO! pathy, sleeping porches kds. nc| playground CHILDI private hom m; APAR’ geliable voung colored work:_be; referenc i"_‘??m\a"if:...’- 5t Pot, W or amall, ousemun. " evening orth_2083. Pleasing personaliiy. tress or part time. WILL SHARE MO ple WO Trom & Vot small m churm help- Those having 1 mlm an ienced In oy BT S weak 5 KL HOU! Jersey ave. s.e. bl g i di off. Can st freii W ofi Call n m Rew nn-T nr no"mma ol " atents. place rence. mald Pho o 1407 Sra st mw, o% A toloud. fates boarding_ house, t 130. BOPRANG SOLOIST wented o o o star e services. _Address B STENOGRAPHER. experienced. under 35, capavie of tsking distation for spesches: Willing “WOrk " irresular hourl “Write, eiv- ired to James T cary for nfant. Whle mothoe ' worke white, npm-nua Anul: New York L\muh n« ; . W, erienced. Apnly Ganton Resta, enna. I wants job as general 801 ‘ll n." A. 5 colored. w . .t _¢ G Blkies, e ed. wi BT and vo ‘home tler 4:30 ot O o t ;n‘ Teferences. r A 8SAGH ELECTR owu-mg .t Joo 436, lock A e lh f.'.fnb‘&" heathing BRICKS, ] sash, l-l‘u iG_TABLE, . mahogany: Second flwr, _816_Co! ELBGTRIO 3 ’Lfi;—’sfirwg mll"! !I‘ lll’ len _tools, tea wi ll By rmun.aunlul of “one-room apt.for Call af 1500 13th _st.. Room u INITURE—Desire to sell living bed-room furniture, dinette set; ho d Phone Col. 1800, Apt. 116 " O u ’lflln rugs. ’l’l nn. s We v m Ly B W ot rl, ulh'l’ furniture. e living -rle mfi ver- llufl“ Sh“h ‘ da V‘C 231, 3000 i i i o Y. Witk DO \OL STAN Speech defects corrected by ministerial world. o by this method. Gradu: Philadelphia School Ie: chary gm RL would ks, ehairs. Tor sour savings. Wash! o O omco Turn, tept. 310 b umafl 1 Remingtol Rand sieel gupboard Tl And 3 ofies ‘| I ne e, for 315, National e pariment glze uprie x 185, 3(- .:3 PIANG. upriehi for_quick sale. PIAN case, mtfi lised: day hou: WOMAN, bmmn 36 and 4l bitio fined, educated, permcmem Dosttion. with tab] have executive & Banus: nromotion, . Wi »{- 1h " Person. dlss Vernon, ‘m T ) Blde., afte; SALESWOMEN. Must be thoroughly experi-~ enced, App! LANsBURGH & BRO,, Employment Office, 4th floon. ;u.u. Ilfil'r vgr{‘g"w kind. Gall Por. afi '“"EE_%; "sl‘u}r T n'nraxr . 5507 y pt -mumu ‘!u'. Feferante, WANTED, thorou, experi: enced saleswomen for millinery 4:gnnment. Apply Supt.’s office, oor, MAY day or oo os ! PIANG. amal Al ll and fool power; all_fully A caan or terma. 2478 180 bia 10439, b