Evening Star Newspaper, January 6, 1931, Page 27

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CANVASSERS, house to house: §15 per week conditional; ' no selling. must be permanent resident of Washington and be able to furnish letters of recommen- dation from last employer. Apply 505 In- ternatioral I COUNTER | App) 7:30 p JUNIOR store; 1 experience and pleasing Give all details in first Star office. . MAN, with_either clerical or store experience, for special work in Washington and suburbs. Apply afternoons. 4 to 5 only. 635 F st. n.w.. room 307, Barrister Bld; MAN, with automobile, capable managing mgderate size business, fitted for handling men: must exercise independent thought and be capable = developer; minimum _salary, $3,500.00._Address Box 439-R. Star office. ¢ MAN, white, ¢ rxgerlenoed for gasoline sta- Sl o ing rd. n.e. HEN. Cat would a minimum wage of 330 Interest you? There it no iimit o the 7esults a hustler can accomplish: chance of romotion to managership. Call 8-10 or 5-6 oom 1210, People's Life Ins. Bldg., 14t & H sts. n. MEN (5) AT ONCE, $25 and liberal com- missions, conditional during training period; our special instructors prove to you in the fleld that you can average from $30-350 weekly: 'no experience necess-ry: also op- Bortunity for one man with car for count oute Call between 8 and 5, Room 216, 90 15th st. n.w. MEN, competent, for our service aem ment, married preferred: must have neat appearance, fair education and be able to drive light car; steady pesition with chance | for advancement; good, pay to start. Ap- Ply 10 to_12 a.m. and 2 to 4:30 p.m.. Wed- pesdey. “Oputier Brush Co. $79 National Press 2. MEN to sell a fast- selling item used by every one: large daily profits; absolute need. Brooks. 201 G st. MEN, 3, capable, very ' good arrangement ean those who are willing to work. rson. Northeast Laundry, - Edstern ave. t_ Rainier, Md._North MEN_ to_sell Hagerstown e e reets; 32 and 33 per day profit.” 617 La. {r education. neat appearance. some ersonality essential. etter. Address Box Il!N—Thnunndl of electric refrigerators will be purchased -by Washingtonians within the S Sbene S e L AT HEnc g dlhnie P i 2 Intvnn 9 .nd 10 am. MUSICIANS x., B flat, tenor sax., ‘bass, wanted at once, union or non-union. Address:Box_107-H, Star office. 3 BALESMAN with successful recent recor! selling h{ large food manufac- turer, D-l,ll.:m! lus expenses and bonus. Btflcll! mtmt. Must state particular lines sol d.]ll’l. All will be confidential. Real wnonu Ity Xfl :lnlble hard-working producer. _ Address_Bo: 8t O BALESMEN—Our buunul Xl good—backing of 3 strong financial institutions eliminate: ables us to place 3 good salesmen &t once. See Mr. Kynaston, 5th floor, Investment Building. sflomm—nnen ply 333 H st. SOLICITORS for dr]d‘.l aning business; must be experienced and have good references. Apply 1414 Rhode Island ave. n.W. WASH MAN for new laundry; must have a scientific knowledge of how to wash all kinds of clothes: must be capable of mixing aps and_solution ‘The applications of ateurs will not considered. In your answer give a detailed account of your ae- txvfl‘.kd All replies will be held confiden- tial. 125-H, Star_office. WE HIAVI AN OPENING for & yo\m man: must be of neat appearance and e fair education: permanent position and Emerson & Orme. 1506 Conn. ave. YOUNG MAN, white; must have some | grocery experience; $15 week 1o start. Bhepherd st YOUNG MEN, two anted at_once. AD- 6827-J. ocal l2.11 Targe New York con- cern has opening for two intelligent and Neat appearing young men: £0od pay, short hours _Apply 505 International Bide. OIL-BURNER SALESMEN. 2 for celebrated Timken burner. Satis- factory arrangement to producers. 1104 Ver- mont ave. n.w e o SALESMAN to sell meat products: state ex- Address Box 434-R, Star —with _cas perience, age, eic. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO! D. C, TUESDAY, JANUARY “UNCLE SAM AT YOUR SERVICE” TR The United States Postal Service has been a pioneer in the seventeenth, eighteenth and nine- teenth centuries; being always abreast of the fore- most in progressive igenuity and invention and serv- ice. Faster, faster, faster, the mall relay must be made! Day by day, since May 18, 1918, more and more airplanes soar into the sky with cargoes of long-distance airmail. In New York City and Bos- ton even the “local” mail is distributed by air—by compressed air. The mail is sorted into steel cyl- inders which are slipped into pneumatic tubes through which they are shot by compressed air to the nearest branch postal station. There a man snatches up the cylinders marked for that station and drops the others into another tube and they are relayed on from station to station until all have been delivered. In other cities the mail which bears local addresses is rushed from the main post office TARZAN AND THE GOLDEN LION Early next morning Tarzan set out toward Opar. Commanding his Waziri to march forward in the most direct way, the ape-man left them. He was determined to solve the mystery of that arrow and those footprints. He had not followed the spoor of the stranger far before he came upon further evidence of this new and malign personality. For stretched before him in the trail was the body of a glant ape, one of the very tribe of great anthropoids among whom Tarzan had been raised. “Coprright, 00, by Edger Rice Burrougha, Tne. All igh reserved N/ Protruding frcm the Mangani's body was another of the machine-made arrows of civilization. The ape-man’s eyes narrowed ‘and a scowl darkened his brow. Who was this who dared to invade his sacred preserves and slaughter Tarzan's people? A low growl rumbled in the throat of the ape-man. With it went the thin veneer of civilization that Tarzan wore among white men. No English lord was he now who looked upon the body of his hairy cousin—but another jungle beast viewing the bloody work of ruthless man. Compressed-Air Mail. to the branch stations by armored automobile trucks. The rhen at the main post office who sort the “local” mail before it goes to the substations must know, as soon as they see an address on an envelope, just where that house or building is situated. They must know which letter carrier at the substation, will deliver the letter; for they sort each carrier’s mail into separate bundles. The clerk puts a sii paper with his name and the date on eyery package MISCELCIDANEOUS of mail he sorts, so when mistakes are made the postmaster may know who made them. No one can be careless or make mistakes and remain in the postal service. When the letter carriers arrive at the substations in the morning they find their re- spective bundles of mail ready for them. Tomor= row—Following the Footsteps of the Man in Gray. (ALl rights protected. ~Trade mark registered 0. & Patent Office.) By EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS In Tarzan’s breast raged the fire of suspicion and hatred for the man-thing that is the natural herit- age of the jungle-bred. He hastened on, traveling up-wind. An hour after he had discovered the ape’s body, his keen nostrils caught the scent spoor of others of its kind. Tarzan moved with great wariness, lest warned of his approach they would take flight before they-were aware of his identity. He /did not see the apes often nowadays. Yet he knew there were always those among the tribe who r;called him as a youth when he lived as one of them. Swinging freely and swiftly through the dense foliage, he came presently upon the giant anthro- poids. Twenty there were, busy feeding. Tarzan paused upon a leafy branch and watched them. Every action and movement of the great apes re- called vividly to Tarzan’s mind his childhood. Then, protected by the fierce mother love of Kala the she ape, he had ranged the jungle with the tribe of Kerchak. In these romping young he again saw Neeta and his other childhood playmates, and in the adults the ape-man visioned the great savage brutes he had feared in youth. SITUATIO! SALESWOMEN, canvassers, for house-to- house order taking on weil known brand of wearing apparel. Ouly real go-getters need apply between hours 5 and 7 p.m. only. Ask for Mr. Sylvan, care of Blechm: Tth and H sts. n.e. YOUNG GIRL or woman, to keep house in mall : one who can cook: no laundry; ay nights or go home; no chil- address, salary expected Address Box 19-H, Btar Wanted” Henry_Edelin, ¢ BOY, 17, ¢ reference. desires in local business college; hours, 9 to 4:30. SALESWOMEN. EXPERIENCED—FOR DRESSES AND COATS Must_be thoroughly experienced in sell- popular - priced ~ready-to-wear. = Good 5594-J. mer (unemployed) reasonable, 8312, PAINTER wants wor sonable; can furnish tools. Decatur 3526, POSITION as enginee Address 1901 17th ¢ 4552-W ing Persons advertising for “Situations are warned to exercise careful investigation of persons of- fering positions where cash deposits are_required to secure_employment. BOY, white, wishes job in garage. references. Seat Pleasant P. ¢ i 6* employment; Phone Met. 0929. CHAUFFEUR, colored, wishes position, pri- vate or public; first-class reference. Ecc FURNITURE UPHOLSTERER and auto trim- Wil do sour werk very at your home if desired. by day of job; Tea-| o Call atter 3 pm F, third-class se. EN. MOTOR TRAVEL. LEAVING FOR JACKSONVILLE AND Petersburg, Fla., on or about Jan. 10, in closed car. Desire two or three passengers, one to assist in driving; reasonable rate: references exchanged. Phone Clev. 4202.W DRIVING STRAIGHT EIGHT Palm Beach about 15th instant. 1 will be | driving alone and would consider taking one or two passengers. Address Box 43-H. Star office ® EEDAN to 6. Md! energetic; 6 The rate under headine of Personal is 3 cents per line additional 1o the 2 Tegular line T =] Cxpericrced agent. Address Box To-ts office. DANCING studio, 5 lessons. $5. 2035 star Ticense. Phone Lincoln P st nw ry and commission. BRESLAU, 1307-1315 G St. N.W. T MILLINERY BUYER. For one of Washington’s smartest shops. One with Con- necticut ave. or F street exper- ience. Wonderful opportunity for a capable, ambitious person. Our employes know of this ad. Replies treated in strict confi- dence. State full details. Ad- dress Box 46-H, Star office. RESIDENT MANAGER, ence. A. W. Shalicross, 6 p.m. German, English ~_shorthand; highest references. office chandising, connection. YOUNG MAN. 24, ‘eradu desires position with erence: 26-H. Star_office. YOUNG MAN. colored. will accept any other Phone Met. 5891. WE NEED several Jd versity students. teed. experienced. Lincoln ‘8827 before BECRETARIAL POSITION wanted by gen- tleman with sound knowledge of French, Dutch and some Spanish typing, Address Box 24-H, Btar YOUNG MAN experienced in retail field and management, Gonfident 1 could show’ resyits. Address_Box 33-H. Star_office. law firm; best of ref- knowledge of typing. Courteous_servi Call Deain of Men's Oflice, Col efer- | LiBsore_Studio. Dec. 2678, chiliren when at work or otherwise en- gaged? Send them to Pre-School Play Group, where work, play and fun are one. 1817 Kenyon st. n.w. Overlooking Rock Creek Park._Col. 6791. FaA TRUSSES AND ELASTIC GOODS AT REAL money-saving_prices. Fit and_satisfaction guaranteed. Expert lady and gentleman at- tendants to_care for your every want. Peo- ples Drug_Store No. 7, 1107 G st. n.w. MONEY ADVANCED ON PAWN TICKET! diamonds, antiques. silver and _gold. _ Liv- ingston & C 19'P st. n.w. Nat. 5649. SWEDISH MASSAG E — STIMULATI restful, beneficial, in place of daily exercise. 1328 Fairmont st. n.w. _Adams 7064. | DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY THERE is 10 meed to feel that they must accept in- ferior funeral services. due to inability to pay a high price. The Greater W. W. Chambers Co. 'offers ' complete funeral, cars and al for as little as 375. World's finest water Proof. airtight, guaranteed, steel burial vau wrif bookleepix mer- wants of Taw school, Address Box HELP—DOMESTIC. OOOK, colored, experienced; city references; may be had from Chambers for $85. In cas gf deatn call the Greater W, W, Chambers stay nights. Phone Decatur 0280. GENERAL HOUSEWORK, including laundry and cooking, physician’s ‘tamily of 8 refer; ences required; $10 week. 1720 M SIRL s mesber's Batesr sfter ‘sotect Saturdays; stay nights. State age and salary Address Box 48-H. Star office. it and do chamberwork in bri stay nights; city references. or week. D.w. _Call after 5 p.m. LADY wishes reference. _ Col. 2226-J. Teferenc years, ences NURSE—White_experienced IRfant’s nurse: ave references and stay nights. Call d_6237. WOMAN, couple. care for Touse of working n.e. after 6 p.m PANTRY GIRLS, 2 PANTRY GIRLS. COLORED. EXPERI- 49, ENCED: STEADY EMPLOYMENT. APPLY COLLIER INN, 18th AND COL. RD. 5, volume dictatior, Tel_Georgia 2576, STENOGRAPHER, Lincoln 789} Accurate, tific terms; = = reasonable. EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. STIAN WOMEN'S Employment. Asency, CHRIS' 1331 You st. n.w. ~North 9011—Cook. gen. housework, 340 to $60: other position: Bushel day or wee eoffice. REAL ESTATE SALESMEN. Prominent buflder and realtor offers an exceptional |OppOrtunity to several experi- enced salesmen. New row-house operation 1o start soon. Pullest co-operation from of- fice. 1t ¥ou are honest, consclentious and Tave apility to sell, lpgb in person to the les "Manager, with Co., J62 K st 3 AUTOMOBILE S 1931 IS HERE. WE, WANT A FEW AMBITIOUS WORKERS, WHO NEED TO MAKE MONEY, TO BRING OUR SALF FORCE TO NECESSARY STRENGTH FOR WHAT PROMIS A BAN- N FOR CHEVROLET. GET LINED UP NOW FOR THE BIG SPRING RUSH. SEE ‘\lR HUGHITT, L10 AM. & 12, HELP—MEN AND WOMEN. OR LADY, book orders for roses. trees, hire agents; highest com. weekly: exclusive ' territory; experience Emm Newark, N. Y. ILL GIVE TWO BASEMENT ROOMS & _looking “afier rooming house BOOKKEEPER _and_ SLenographer, _exper! rot-class, by dress shop 'in upper distric. Write qualifications and Address Box 34-H. Star_office. PER, double entry. experienced 3= e, reference. Address m\.y'b}‘upe- ‘BOSOM PRESS OPLRA'IOR rienced. Page Laundry. 620 CALLER OUT for camers ma rot necessary. _Address Box 94 N BALESLADY N anilily and personality t have sales expe- Address Box FORELADY FOR LAUNDRY—A thoroughly experienced, capable woman of not over 45 Jears of age. one who is fastidious and one who handle and supervise the work of both white and colored help. Answer giving 4 account of your accomplishments, rences and salary expected. If you yed your reply will be’held in Address Box_12 m . white, to m state e).pf;r nce, if any. B experi- Washington Laundry, 27¢h and omen's coat, enced only. sts. nLw BALESLADY for suit and dress department; one with F st. experience preferred; permanent position and €00d sal- ary. Our own employes know of this ad. Replies held in strict conndence. Teil us about yourself. = Address Box 41-H, Star ofce. BALESLADIES wauted, experienced in milli- POSITIONS Need 500 applicants daily. Stenographers, _ typists. | 1o Jady; references. DRESSMAKER. white, want Phone North 5914-J. BT SECRETARY. —Reliable, experienced stenoz- her and bookkeeper, statistical tr National 5425, Extension 7 STENOGRAPHER-BOOKKEEPER, used to responsibility; Address Box 93-D, St STENOGRAPHER-SECRETARY, 6 years' ex- perience; excellent worker, can handle large commercial ‘or literary. tar_office. “experienced; er four hours_afternoons; salary, STUDENT WRITER wishes typing at home. familiar with medical and scien Room Work, alterations, gonts made, repaired. by experlenced wom, WOMAN, e x:nntd. emuuve ability, position in apartment house or hotel or as companion Address Box 20-H, Star Co.. 14th. ‘cor. Chapin n.w. Col. 043: MILLINERY—EXPERT REMODELING blocking. Rachel M. Berry, formerly with Julius Garfinckel & Co. Ventosa, .Apt.. 30. Lincoln_1860. A el J SWEDISH MASSAGE FOR HEALTH, and body building. Get a good m Silver Spring 150-W. Puiy A REAL OPPORTUNITY TO ES SING- ec. novelty dancer, Spanish guitarist and | biss saxophonist. Call Adams 8335. Musi- cal_director. | FOR CONVA G quict home; sunshine enters all rooms: nurs- ing, diet, tray service: references. Col. 1924, MASSEUSE, SWEDISH GRADUATE, SCIEN tific: house or residence, by appointment. Phone Decatur 0719. ST WANTED — GOOD VOICES, PROTESTANT | church choir; 5010, best voice lessons oppor- | tunity. Address Box 52-H. Star office. __* NURSE WITH EXCEPTIONALLY COMFORT- able home will give every care to invalids and convalescents. Adams 7363. 1833 Kalo- BEAUTIFUL MODERN HOME OF NURSI devoted to aged, convalescents, invalids; spe. cial diets and 'care; lovely, bright rooms: refs.; Teas. Adams 4868, ng; over 6 kood refer- employment 515 111, Ebbitt 6 fur TESSONS_BY LADY, PRIVATE | 2301 RECOMMENDED SERVIC (Continued. A '(; rooms, $5 up; quick sei PAPERING 207%45 Sainting. “Hoy White, 1624 Gales st. n.. Atlantic 4652 PAPERHANGING. STERING—Deal di- | - 2 rect with mechanic. ~Get better ‘work for | CONSOLE, bu less money. Call Baitz, 601 Irving st. n.w. | table, “snaptop ol 9. air, PAP mate furnished: work guarsniced. Georae. 5130 18h 56 howes At 3 Dec. i14b PLASTER REPAIRING eht new work. patching, pointing up. the man_who | does besi_work at reasonable prices. Perdue. 826 4th st. 1w, Nat. 3238 FING,, heating, furnace and I ROOFING, eaing, fummace 350 1% prices, P Salus Roof. Co.. No. 10114, UPHOLSTERING, FURNITURE REPAIRING. Weaver, 1434 Newton st. n.w. . $100 and terms, no inte elec: bia rd i DESKS, chair Wathington, omm st n.w. lovd | file cabinets, farniture. Yo brush Met. 8995 SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. REGISTERS, rebuilt, gu ister_Co.. 1208 H foll-top typewriter desk, chair. Office Furniture Co., 7742, DESKS —Sale of | furniture " desks, Yables, chairs, book cases. & Son, 616 E : like new; cost $57.50; sacriice, $ SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. TYPEWRITERS—American Co. Prices rang- ing from 315 up. Portables reduced for Christmas gifts. Cheapest rents. Open eve- nings. 1431 East_Capitol st. Lin. TYPEWRITERSPortables. All make: prices. Rentals, repairs, ex United Typewriter & Adding Machine Co., Inc.. 1227 N. ¥. ave. n.w. 5509. 11° TYPEWRITERS—Student rates on_rentals o every one: open days and Mon., Wed. and_Pri. evenings till .m. Typewriter headquaiters, M8, Glnnlh Co., 14th and F up; receipt printing, $180; low rest. The National Cash Reg- n.w. Phone Nat. 1376, uty, davenport mahog. rocker, arm- cooker, book sect 1426 Colum- e table, mps. elec. files: cheapest prices Special sale factory seconds. 430 8th CLEA] Hoover, 700, _ §351 Hoover, beater type. $25: Electrolux Alrway, 315; Eureka, $15-320: guaranteed year: bags, arts: rent’ cleaners, $1.50 day: delivery. Vacuum Cleaner Shop. 1404 Girard. Ad. factory seconds” of office cabinet safes and used ofice U can also rent it. H. Baum st. n.w. National 913 EEPER _ with motor- WOOD—Pine board, cut any length: and 33 load. delivered. National 100 Jackson_alle: recordin Decatur 0760. oot 1 < —Made of $1.50 Window Shades, 80c_Made of 3% Hartshorn waterproof. cleanable shade cloth ON YOUR ROLLERS. any size up to 36 inches x 6 feet. Larger shades proportion- AI(‘ly DncrdA NATIONAL SHADE SHOP. 1313 ernment_ sale. FLOOR _CASE: toasters. tabl ELECTRIC MEAT SLICER, _*_ | four.’2 months old; purchased recently Go counters, shelving. coffee urns, irigerator display cases. gas Siore Fixture Co., 413-415 0th st n.w. $75;_cost 3400, & _clock, periect, $75. Motor van, $50. Coticrete mixers, Teasonabie lengths, C. (B, Munson, Arlinston, Va. WOOD, oak, an mixed, $12 siab_wood, $ any length, r cord: Col. 4040._714 K st. s Atlantic 0636, . wall_cases, = ¢} staidara o L 4,,.,?".".‘..."...?. fi._.m- IBR ca b b' 50 V“ L Botaios ot B h cars: that must hours. Arr?, by, Inc., ADILLAG co1 i i f" Ges Bitie: unm?: m&&n% new tires: Tuns Berfecely = onhe would ‘De Droud to own an $old Within seventy-two hours, A Wilkins. "Dick Murony.’ Inc.. 1734 rd. n.w _Open Sundays cellent condition, very cheal land_2622 or_National 1501. CHEVROLET COACH, 1936—Here that will' give many miles of service; paint, tires and motor O. $125: terms. Pohanka Servic st_n.w._North 034 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR Al Fooa: iy heonaniear” condition: this 'price against what other di asking, $240; terms and trade. Owens Motor . 6323 Ga. ave. e e e B T Sommers. Inc. Plerce-Arrow distributor, 737 Gonhecticut ave. Potomae 08 CHEVROLET . -door— sedan: 1 eauipped; good condition: rfl ml 0' e Best bise i the ety orh cept 535 cash, and 310 m M Rerturt Col. 1706. 1929; surance and all charges. CHEVROLET CABRIOLET, -cylinder motor; rumble seat: motor, top. i ‘uphol- Stery in good shape. " This 18 & Teal bargain At 3350. Be sure to sec this car tonight. Small down payment, balance easy: your car in trade. Owens Motor C & CHEVROLET l!fl“\ 1927; ood: practically new tire for $130: really worth a creat deal more. you havent all cash, pay what you can and the balance monthly. “At my h?lll‘ any time. 2752 Woodley pl. n.w. _Col. 1345, SHEVROLET FOUR DOOR SEDAN, 1938—A-1 condition: one of the best bargains in town, $2i5. Trianele Motor Company, N 2 New York 11 CHEVROLETS, 1929-1926; nm:zd $475; in_coupes, sedans, coaches riolets. Buy at the home of Tghy:y Trew Motor Co.. 1509 14th st. Decatur CHEVROLET COACH, 1030—Run very. llfl.l!' fully equipped, {nculdlnl m-n extras: 344! terms and ride.” R. T Taylor "Motor . 14th and T sts. n.w. ufl. CHEVROLET SPORT COUPE. 1930—Rumb) seat: Tully equipped; run very little: equal new in every w: £475; terms. trade. L ‘Taylor Motor Co.. 14th and T sts. North ms CHEVROLET COACH, 19 X cylin fully equipped and in fine condition; Pru- tone anti-freeze solution free; value for $345; small down payment, balance 13 months: your car in trade. Owens Motor [ 3 Ga._ave. CI 'ZVROL!‘I" COACH, 19 A dandy: this car before purchasing any lo'-fl!letd HT terms and trade. Owens Motor Ga. ave. s;""' cov He car; cHs.vaoer 'CONVERTIBLE OCOUPE, 1929 This car 1s a real buy for qulek, sale; : terms. _Call " CABRIOLET, seat: black Duco finish good rubber. t Owy CHEVROLET SEDAN, nw-n:ny equipped and in perfect condition: dark blue Duco finish; cannot be told from a new car: §525: terms’ and trade. Owens Motor Co., 6323 Georgla ave CHEVROLET GOACH, T07T—A real Buy for $160: terms, 364 down. balance mORERN. Pnh’lnkl Bervice, 1136 Jotn st. mw. North CHEVROLET 1929 cabriolet, Don't your boy ‘or girl to school this the cold and snowy weather Buy tl model 6-cylinder. ~convertibie _cou; ol orolinderedrvertile, Sups: Also a 1927 Chevrolet touring. must be 1011 for Mr. Wilki Sithiy seventy-iwo h u'r" "" bigk “Murphy, "fnc. £ CHZVROLET conpl& 1930—One_with - Tae wheels, one with dise wheels: $435, sport_coupe, $250: ‘terms: guaranteed. AME. Barnes. 1726 14th. - Decatur 2390. CHEVROLET COUPE, 1929 — Six cylindel fnish almost like new: #ood motor. top, tires fhb e Coed Y, gl s at our price of Owens Motor Co., 323 Ga. ave. o, oy, ELXMOUTE,, 17 8 sacrifise, Motor Co.. 1111 1 e CHRYSLER 65 COACH. 1929; $596; niew Fiib- ber; seat covers, motor, paint and top pe: fect: et us demonstrate; your ear in trade: Tms. Emerson & Orme. 17th and M sts. n.w. CHRYEL!R SPORT Sacrifice, 3210 only 370 cask. 12 months. Nolan Motor Co. ns, 1028 balance in 1111 18tk CHRYSLER MODEL 65 COA 29—Ri and looks like new: $375: te s euaranised. See_Mr. B: 1729 14th. _Decatur 3390. DE sorm SPORT COUPE, 1528 —Refinisned like new: guaranteed: for 3445: e forsane 140h Ead Bk taee E_SIX SEDAN, latest Hitie. “Truly & baréain ab 608 ur?-"m o {ujeeds gmajl car un trade. “Home of ‘Trew X ‘rew Moto Decatuir 1010. - Open evenings. Yk ot es, ' chairs, refr DOGS, PETS, ETC. GILSHAH CATTERY—Resistered studs, fa- mous for type, coat and eye color; firsts and Met. FUR COAT, b platinum fox; ew: $135. FUR _COAT, 51,800 Jast se 1 Tific ABS()I UTI NO CASH required. Painting, papering. plumbing, car- pentering. _electric’ wiring. roofing, cement work, garages, weather stripping, etc. Try gur éasy pavinent plan. Estimates cheer- The GENERAL CONTRACTING CO. 927 New York Ave, N.W. Dist. 5082. BUSINESS oPPolt'l'vNfl‘lEs SECOND TRUST NOTES collected by ex- perienced agent. Address Box 16-H, Star sacrifice _conte " ave. cost of table, | ber, O Suction sales, We sell furnivure, dty Fopds groceries. hardware and other merchandise. For quick and satisfactory results call D. Notes. a. ave. Phone District 8112. GROCERY, candy and tobacco storé for sale: fent, 325" Telephone Met. 1308, 414 Mags. ave. n. SRS e ness; modern store and shop: With or with: out 'apt: low rent. long_lease. Splendid | retall;daily cash route: $1,300 cash. Ad- dress Box 110-H, Btar offie LUNCH ROOM with soda_fountain and 13 rooms above: rent from rooms more than pays rent whole: safe opportunity. ~Price, $1.000.Address Box 39-H. Star office. * | household &oo WILL SELL. best offer. indoor solf course | ther Informati operating every day, Sunday 2 p.m. to mid- | 10_a.m night. Owner has other business. See it. | FURNITURE 1016 14th st. n.w.. near K. | new 3-piece DISTRIBUTOR wants_ good, Teliable article | oNI¥ 363, 21 and exclusive territory, Address Box 50-H, | [0 Oni¥ 89 Star office, prices CIGAR AND NEWS STAND on busy W, | Gao ANGE: street; fully equipped and stocked: going | § o business; rent, $50 month. with leasc: price, | &! $1.200._ Add: H. Star office. _+ ' | GAS SELL elegant beauty shop. uptown; elabo- rately “equipped; well established; money ker; only. Owner retiring. R. Star_offic office values highboys, floor covering, fa: Bargain N North 3942. TES more? J. National 2086, te. bookkeepers, clerks, salesmen, eic’ Bree re Istration. Boyd's, 1333 P ofee. BUSINESS INS‘I‘BUCTION. board. Addre: WOMAN, empioyed to 4:30, apartment and prepare meals for room and Box_16-H. Star office. e RECOMMENDED SERVICE. ‘The following business concerns kS PREPARE NOW—FILE nurse or companion Adams 10081, YOUNG LADY desites position as practical toelderly " person. guarantee satisfaction to Star read- ers. Any complaint found necessary to be made to The Star will receive ATISTI- cal, OLERK. " Buetn | TODAY. Tultion, ‘e Sion Service Preparatory B00T's & corner 12t & ¥ now. Met. 6337.% I;S'liUCTION COUB!ES. BRIDGE, CONTRACT OR_AUCTION: DAY or evening: moderate. 1355 Euclid st. n.w. Adams 10462. AZZ, POPULAR MUSIC IN 20 LESSONS: jano, saxophone, banjo, elc.i free lessons i ‘you buy instrument, Chrisiensen School 718 _1ith_st. n.w._ Dist. 1278. TUTORING—FRENCH, SPA GLISH. Intensive course; Drepare for translator exam._Mrs STOWE, 1620 Eye st. n.w. _6 A _BUSINESS COURSE OF THE BOYD type will put you on the road Lo success. better pay, opportunity. Boyd secretariai courses are easier to learn, shorter because more modern. Boyd graduates are guccess- Tul, in demand. New classes NOW forming. BOYD S8CHOOL, 1333 F (Opp. Fox Thel(.en.l . nd_a Crences: Call at 1208 R co(;K.hcolaud,d pasn, School | sook, " housemai tres MAID, « reference. ec. 5086 or 1326 R Nat. 2342 BE PREPARED,TO MAKE THE NEW YEAR worth While, Telephone switchboard oper- ating—short, easy course. Oxford Bidg., lath st. at N. ¥. HENRY'S ORCHESTRAL, CONCERT, HA- wailan, vocal and dance training school; free {rial lesson to all. Instructions given by pro- fessionals ai your home, at studio or by mail. Address Box 51-H, Btar office, next 10 days. BEAUTY CULTURE Expert Instruction On Live Models. New day, evening classes now forming. MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL (Est. 1918), |or as mothe: Leadinug Beauty Culture School of the South, | Decatur 5428. 817 14th 8t. N.W. 1325 N. H. Ave. N.W. | GIRr,, LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE [Roih North 4648, 35 will start you in this profitaole profes- | sion. ' Modern methods taught by expert B e AT 1T Lot aciag0l il Convinge you. - MODERN SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CUL- TURE. 6: Theater 3th & En.w. SPEED DICTATION. Gregg_and Pitman shorthand, typewriting and complete secretarial course. ays and 5 nights each week. Begin today and wet_entire tuition. $§5 pér month. he Ciyll Service Prepyratory School, 8.E. Cor d P Sts. N.W._Met. 6331 ol 1lon.|l , Statistical and File Clerk. { Entoll TODAY_ and get entire course for 35 “The Givil Service Preparatory School, 8E. Cor. 13th and F Sts. N.W._Met. 633 STENOGRAPHERS, Increase Your Speed. Join _Washington's foremost _dictation classes now and get the intensive bractice | North 1430 you want and ni WOMAN. colored, ¥ general houseworker; Que st. n.w. GIRL, neat, or mother’s helpe Potomac_13 Colored, Wi small fa maid: GIRL ws cral housewor " 1718V st. n.w Call_Atlantic 3881-W. th st 8.w. 1207 30th st. n MAID, reliable, class tea_room. Phone N. MAID, colored. nea office: city_reference’ R st nw WOMAN. ~colored, 1 by the_di n.w. ur_1964-J. nery and dresses only;’ also several managers with ability. Apply Thursday all day, Lucky Strike Dress Shops. 1211 F st. n. BECRETARY-STENOGRAPHER — Busy law office requires competent stenographer, 'l law office experience. 'rllml lexl‘ l:n and able to &3ep simple set 5. e Selling S0 Work ikt and Bundavs when necessary. Reply in own hlnfl‘lfllln( stat- ing experience, salary expecied and ref- erences. Ma ‘women and Iernnl now employed need not apply. ddress lcl 396-R. Star k Catholic: Tions open 3 J or 3 .Ilu ‘wires: ulo“' sts. n.w, et 1f you wish a commtrcl-.l position, to pre pare for the civil service, a promotion e: amination, or mnlr to keep in practice, we urge you to iry the dictation given by Mwu!lonl. W to 150 rds & minute. GREGG REVIEW. Qur next two-month special_review of the Manuni and Studies starts agary 1oth. “Fwo "hours, " thres. mights da " 11" you need a thoroush shoriiand Telerences. + this s Your opportunity. ermaid’ and will Phone Decatur 4824, WOMAR; white,” desire or_housekeeper SITUA'I'IO\'—DOMESTIC‘ CHAMBERMAID - WAITRESS or ¢ maid, general housework, day's work, sew Dec._2691-W. Ker also; §0 n.w. neat appearance: waitress, “st. nurse or 537. colored, good cook, first- class day's or part-time worker, neat wait- North GENERAL HOUSEWORK — Maid, pleasant, Teliable, competent; clty references: ime. GIRL wants S it seuu v ing or as mother's helper; 9842 GIRL desires place as_maid_or home wants pari-time work good city reference. GIRL, colored, wighes position a mi d_reference. . GIRL, neat. colored, wishes Job as nurse or Tel. North 7 * to 4o cooking sleep in_or go home night Bhione North 5112-W. GIRL, colored, wants full or 1 helper; good references. general houseworker or nurse. OIRL wishes work after scho (OUSEKEEPER. experienced, wishes posit in refined homec; prefer home nights. LADY, refined. wishes position as practical | nurse 'or housekeeper; can give references. experienced, y sician’s office, check room or waitress, f 7780. 7o reliable, shop, store or Phone’ Lincoln 8883 MORNING PART-TIME JOB. Call at 1208 Teliable, wants work of : country preferred. WOMAN, colored, will 0 out t0 cook dinner y or week: reference. WOMAN wants bundic washes to take Fome. wants work from § o 7:30 or 8 o'clock in the evenings. Col._1024 r_Apt. 2 olored, wants place as maid, cham- do mending: wowm ants work Esy e day, 1201 Que position, plain cook o507 Dights; exceilent ret- Work. Call North 8137-J. prompt attention. For admission to Recommended Service. Column call National 5000, Branch 215 _* | ANTIQUES REPAIRE! ~ refinished. or _chambe . mattresses, piliows. feather mat.;. down COMmIOrt; re-covs deal Bedding Ce En.w. Nat. 4094, DING, MATTRESSES, box spring tows reno. best prices and prompt del Wash. Maltress Co., 319 L st. 1 667" BEDDING of all kinds renovated ized by process approved by Health Dept. . Gy Frgmpt service and low prices. Eaglé Bedding Cq 15_5th_st. n.e._Decatur 0755 BOTLER oo Farhace Bopics, Geats. Bare; Welding, Boiler Replacements, Asbestos Cov- ering, Automatic’ Water Feeders. Superior service.” Reasonable rates. Crown Fuel Serv- ice, 917 11th st. n.w. District 9322, ‘CARPENTER WORK. floor_work a specialty, Ehime o 2-) eroeus ce; excellent part i, _colored, Decatur_3242 Teliable. Call Apt. et assistant nights. 1309 ‘Call | 1406 n CARPENTER, Diain cook, | Fepair work, all Adams 5510-R. CARPENTER—Repairs _ porches, ~partitions, " | loors, shelving, cabinets, odd jobs. reliable. . |6 hel abinets, odd Jobs, el 3 Met. 21466 “and ments; lowest prices in town; terms to suit. National 7946. Amerlcln Light & Supply Co.. 713 H _st. n. ELECTRIC WIRING—6 rooms, hall, b c.omle(le with fixtures, $55.00; work guar- 4Num 885. W general home improy, Call 607 tures complete, $60 and up: work guaranteed. fiar Kiectrlo Co. Adams §880. 4031 it n.w 5 floor finishing, scraping, wax- EXPERT ing: skilled mechanics, Paul Serene, 28 N. Y. ave. i.w. Nat. 3666, FLOOR SURFACING, refinishing, old of new; reas; guar. New, dustless machines. L. T. Folk, 5357 Sherrier pl._n.w. Clev. 0528, FLOORS acmnn AND FINISHED: machine _or hand _work. NASH_FLOOR CO., 1016 20th st. West 1071, FURNITURE_REPAIRING, refinishing, up- holstering. Christ Bauer. 910 Pa. ave. n.W. 2nd_floor. Phone Nat. 4396, 9 1618 3rd st. | HEATING AND, PLUMBING, installing and repairing; ‘oil burners included. Get our prices, Time payments arranged. 227 9th st. ne. Lin. 0272, oy HEATING & PLUMBING. You will be deprived of heat only two hours in discarding old plant and installing sa3 or coal American Eadiator hesting. Why wait? Two or three years to suterest. Complete heating piants instailed; entire satisfaction guaranteed. No job 100 big or small. Give us a trial. Budget Plumb- ing_& Heating Co. Lincoln 10317. Oall at 6 p.m. reference. FULLY EQUIPPED CAFETERIA in downtown business section for sale. - Price, $800: low | ;1 Lin. )‘UHNI‘[‘URE—: iwner living ‘and dining _suites, cover vacuum clea FURNITURE — $50. reward, floral design, sold by the late Henry Rosen- 10th and E sts. 1929, or information that wiil lead to I ing 'this table. FURNITURE AND RUGS of guality, an unusual living ‘room and dining room suites, dinette and breakfast d chests and vanities, overstuffed occasional and COgs- well chairs, table and floc port tabies, unfinished ‘gateleg and breal sets. Open evenings, Reasonable term: FURNITURE—Lot _miscellaneous furniture, 3100 damask brocatelle love seat ¥ unhnmerlnx Co., 617 F st Teasonable. styles, appearance equal to New; every range gusranteed; less than half price, ICE CREAM FRIGIDAIRE, 30 ity; direct current. winners and Best of their color at this se s shows at Madison Square Garde: Indianapolis. Columbus. Ohio. 8801 Geors iver Spring : SPECIAL—SPECIAL_SPECIAL. Your dog €iven a sanitary bath. complete- 1y eliminating and dried with electric dryer. all for $1. Dr. Locke’s Dog and Cat Hospital, 1422 Irving st. n.w.Col. 0574. ENG { BULL PUP) Pedigreed males and female ATHERTON'S, PET SHOP. e B"“""flc uafiasonmev ATHERTON'S PET BHO roadtall, trimmed in_beautiful cost, $550; latest style, like cost ~benutiful Eastern mink. oo Ry Ve vy ARG |uv1n. Town, must ents six-room house. piano, ~victrol: 2313 Wiscon ner, etc. in_addition to for one tilt-top table, painted n.w. after March, P, a Address Box 192-H, Star| 612 P 4 _Irving DODGE SPORT ROADSX’“ TYPE— Original finish: ‘bullet-type ln.’ ‘headlights: :-m;:fl:e. $133. Nelan KO‘B! Co., 1111 18th DODGE STRAIGH" Iatest model: ahrlvn;r oty 2400 mnes " whio wa This ‘car Is perfect in .ev;.ryud'e:.hu ":nfl"e'.'r' Ylel new-car guarantee; $87 Be: DO rnes. 1729 14th st. DOC Ill' ” 2 SEDAN, 1926—Fij o and Funs ko néw car: satviage, $197 0. ull price. Nolan Motor Cq . 1111 1 st. nw. - SENT RIOLET, late '38; must be sold at once: dé I re Blekup or 5445 R AN, orig- SEX COUPE, 1028—Just t 7 one you have been looking f P Eor 2l ek e 5.0 0% 25 wreat | _RADIO SERVICE AND REPAIRS. $247. Very fine radio at a low price Cleveland 3495-J. FARM AND GARDEN. TOW MANURE: LARGE TREES SOLD_AND Peat moss ‘and bone meal. 6319 4nd | 13 opportunity; bedroom, dressers, desks_and sets, ds, secretaries, lamps, felt base cleg and daven: bookcases, House, 2004 1ith n.w. BOATS. CABIN CRUISER, $100; accommodates 8 or 10: also very fine new 16-ft. rowboat, never overboard, $35. Capitol Boat Works, 714 K st. s.w. Gol. 4040. 6 WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. ADDING MACHINE WANTED—(8imple) in good repair: standard make, at reasonable ol figure. _Apply 402 Wilkins Bulldin P T .m, ALL KINDS OF ANTIQUES and modern fur- niture. We will pay highest market prices for rare and desirable furniture. Call the Lincoln Co., Metropolitan 8817. The firm tnn buys anything of value. NTIQUES, old gold, sliver, dlamonds, Je elry, bought and sold. ‘Tendlers Pawn- brokers Sales Co., 913 D st. n.w. FPr. 5339, APPAREL, men’s, women's and childre and furniture of all (descriptions wanted for ds, draperies, etc. For fur- on phone Géorsia 2199 after ositively & bargain; b ng room suite. value 3200, Tor Other odd pleces at bargain . slightly used, all u-. all Why pay Williams, 609 6th ‘st.” n.w. | A allon: 108 Apply rental, NTZINGER CO., 945 K st. n.w. Nat. 5371, FOR SALE—Smail install: expert ann B se. NG, apt. house. six apari- ments, completely furnished: desirably lo- cated. Qwner. Decatur 4748, OFFICIAL POSITION In a growing corporation with salary and | interest in Washington, D. C.. enterpris $10.000 investmens necessary: real money making opportunity. Write Room 414, South ern_Bldg., Washington. D. C. OOMING HOUSE, 3550—Rooming house, 14 rooms, 5 baths. $650—Rooming house, 14 rooms, 2 bath: $950_Rooming house, 12 rooms: rent, $75. $1.200—Rooming house, 17 rooms, 2 baths. $350—Cigar and news ‘stands, large office bullding ! ent. £25; bargain $1.600—Delicatessen and lunch; good busi- ness: central; a bargain $750—Grocery, corner: rent, $20. . ADt. Desks. chairs, for your office 20 record $39. Pay $1 horany, ‘erte cash or some LATROBES, coal Tanges, Tebullt goo ROOM SU A A T OFFICE_FURNITURE from Salvage Co.. office fur PHONOGRAPH—One fully guaranteed, with 8 record aibums and lections: our Janusry sale price Kimball Co 721 _1ith_st. Tummage sale.” Gather up what you have no further use for and call M. Cohen, 12!3 Tth_st. n.w., Met. 9764 and 7749. Pay cash.* AUTOGRAPHED letters of Presidents, states- men: documents, stamp collections, oid coins bought. ~Hobby 8hop, 1427 F n.w. Dist. 127 BIG PRICES PAID—Do not be misled. The Lincoln Co. has no connection with any Arm in the business. ~Phone Metropolitan 8817. We pay the highest cash prices for anything of value. repairing. The Stove Shop, TTE, genuine mohair, ne 2008 16th st T, 8. Govi— file cabinets, tables; everything at great saving. Washington dept.. 310 8th st. n.w. new $300 model. ESSEX CONVERTIBLE CABRIOLET, 1 et pgeing, gl 14th st. Decatur 2390. ST ESSEX SEDAN, 1929_Sacrific this Bareain, Nolun Motor "0y Pgm 1930 coupe; cur that has 150 miles, Now & Wh ras Fot ordered k5 b "suu & ic' Fovernment. {o%.1-onement; Dgry i ‘Don't, miss this new Ford at a Brer 1"‘"»1 hat s ‘rice 127 helow what Sou expect as it must be sold wi % 2 A o1 N ” Wl Bt Dk Musnr o 724 Ratorama ra. n.w NDARD COUPE—Absolutely Tikr driven very little: traded in on © orly "T405: " Triansie ‘Motor. Campon riangle ‘Motor Company, No.'3 New York avenue. Open eventngs, 930 CABRIOLET —Moleskin_60jor: FOGD cal? ou o ARRIOLET Molegkin eolpr: b Guly s349. Nolan Motgr Gow 1111 FORD SPORT RO! R, 1929 _Two-1 color: looks, good and 1s £06d; 3375, LosMer Motor Co., 215 Penna. ave. s.¢. Lincoln 0302. FORD CABRIOLET, 1929—Dark blue; 1} Bu: anly S35, Loefer- Motor Gon 19 Penna. ave. s.e. Lincoln 0302, Mr. Pierce. Motor Co., 213 Penna. ave. s.6. ' Liricoln 6302, Mr. Plerce. E, 1920—Driven Tit i §285. Loeffler Motor Co., 215 Penna. ave. se. Lincoln 3302, Mr. Pierce. FORD SPORT ROADSITER, 1036—Dark Blue: rumble seat and all extras: will sacrirfice. only $285: §70 down, balance in 13 months. Mr. Roper, Nolan Motor Co, 1111 18ih st. n.w. 395 e S Wh BOOKS_All kinds any quantities. thes hone Met. 5415. Originial Pearl- shop, 933 G No_branches. BOOKS — Highest market prices pald for compiete libraries, classics, literature and gooks of fction, "Call the Lincola Co., Met. “Bring weekly. Nat. 3659. W. n.w. . small apartment_size, ct _condition; _sacrifice terms; storage. 91 ma. $22! FORD 1030 DE LUXE SPORT PHAETON— Real tan leather, blue body, cream wheel: Just like new: only $499. Nolan Motor Co. 111 18th st. n.w. Motor Co.. 1111 18th st. ll". S PIANO, Kriabe ful tone auick_sale. PIANOS—For. gener: Knabe, Davis, $2.500—Grocery, 7 rooms: rent, 365. R. M. CURTIS. 820 11th N.W. 'Nat. 1332. * WHEN YOU WANT TO SELL your business in any line quickly see me, No listing charges. = Reasonable rates. P, ¥, G \I\] Y, 802 10th St. 7#* BUSINESS BLDG. CORNER. $17.500-Nr. 11th and N sts. n.w. One trust,” $10,000: vearly income over $2,500 per vear. Will make good terms, Mr. Davis. A. T, CONTELLA CO., INC., _915_Eye si. n.w. Met.” 5800, $150, $50. Worch, acked., 1110 Will wear a 510 Mass. Teduction in new and used planos $125. 'lik made’ by Stieff, $125 One used ‘apartment size’ upright, $190. Sole agent for Hardman, Kranich and Cable planos. Radlos exchanged for planos. CASH REGISTERS, show crier snd store fixtures; entire contents bought. Edgar Baum. Inc.. 914 E st. n.w. Met. 9744 CLOTHING—Men's, _ women's, __ children glothes, ahoes, dresses. evening gowns, cc bought. Phone Mrs. Freeman, Adams 4 before 10 a.m. ~ UDright, mahogany. wonder- 1ifetim eap for ave. n. January we are maki perfect - condition; Hallet FORD 1930 SPORT RO paint, trunk and all extras; sac: Mr. Roper, 1111 18th st. n.w. Iy $80 down. FOI OUPE, 1920—16,000 miles; In very good condition’ throughout; $195 cash. Ad- Gress Box SB-H, Star omce. ° - Tal ce. 3300, Can “give e new; Brennett and Bretz, et AN Presr, | DEAL WITH CONFIDENCE—Call Notes, the furniture man. when you have anything for sale and get the highest cash prices. Phone Met. 8817. 604 6th st. n.w. FURNITURE—We need 10 rooms of all kinds of used furniture; best cash prices paid. Call Lincoln_8393. Lid &' Bach Planos for rent. Hugo G nw. Flanos moved and FO! ‘COUPE, 1929 mod good T condition: " auipped with'S daod mu""flx“c! le. _Box 11-!‘!. 0 S 931 RT COUPE. 1o 1930 sport Toadster, 3400, terms; guaranteed.” See nzu 14th. _Decatur 2390, mp conch. Barnes, DERMATOLOGIST AND MASSAGE business long estabiished. Catering to high-clas clients. ~Also in connection large mail order business. Vearly income bet. 36000 and ¥1,000. Gwner will sell low P. F. CARLEY, & TO BUY OR SELL ANY BUSINESS SEE US FIRST. CAPITAL ADJUSTING AND FINANCE CO. LARGEST ' BUSINESS BROKERAGE CON- CERN "IN "WASHINGTON. ESTAB, 1023, gth FLOOR, DIST. NATL BANK BLDG.. 1406 G ST. N.W., TEL. 4813, PIANO—WII small upright, PIANO, Stiefl u did condition; States Storaj sell at Pa._ave. onc price $75. dition. "Pay § Kimball ¢ PLAYER#PIANG size, like nes Must sell, SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. ADDING MACHINES —All makes. _Rentals, repalrs, exchunge, United Type. & Adding Mach. 1227 N. Y. ave. n.w. Nat. 9. L RS e | 3300 sets now BATH Brick wnd buitiing material | National 7320. Good used imaterial from many Wrecking | st. now: jobs 18 Stored at cach 0f our vards We ave large quantities of good used brick. lumber, sheathing, flooring. studding, “win- dows, doors, sash. Dipe, bath tubs, radiators, plumbing and heating materi age selling at bargain prices, Con of our vards; we will save HECHINGER CO. HOUSE Man Office-_15th & H St stalled and gu. tra fine 3§37 regular price. at $188.50. to pay. Tith st. n.w. TAGE Al Chirist ave. n. BATH OUTHITS Hart & Crotse 36-ineh R 1t. Aero radiation, Electrol ofl other bollers and radiations, hand- made brick, lumber, doors, French windows and doors, electric fixtures, gas heaters. Located 1736 Eve st. n.w. > Co., Lin. 7814. 9 New Home, 310; others' at console, KLY S—Duplicate keys, 25 cents; made 1 3 Clark, 12211, New DT VAR, Teper§, Ciar PAf’ERIN(; & PAINTING. oF “part-time RATE, $600 MONTHLY, = |moters feloer, "Gul o KA R e COLUMBIA. ; Post Office ., 14th and P;Ill Rd. eneral house ot. 059 BEAUTY PARLORS. HONOUR SCHOOL (ES’ ifi i eve. classes now formi No cash necessary. First payment to start in Pebrungy, 1631, Rooms dry scraved snd pupered. ¥ Interior and exte: aint- P at lowest.prices. - bure lead and ofl used gxclustely. We do plumbing, heating. elec: tric wiring, bulld ’lr-u store fronts. porch inclosures, carveniry. cementing. stucco work and_plastert {n gotimates call The Home Decorators, fo03 Metro- politan 0854. 0-3. 741 Singer K, windows, mantels, | 1915 Pa._ave; mahogany art case apartment grand ing balance now due in convenient monthly Phone _Clev. PIANO, upright, fine shape, $30 cash; m PIANO_Everett upright A known make, in splendid con- 1 weekly. 721_11th FRINTING Pnsss:uénd cfi-dnfiz, RADTO. Fes Eisamin: ful table and console models complete, in- RADIO-PHONGGRAPH COMBINATION. slightly used, now marked down to one-half Want to move it this week reduce our inventory. Nat. 3659. GE SALE Wednesday and Thursday. SEWING M2 mfilgmns_n rophet t 35: $3me. Renting and g, Henting an r SEWING HACHINE 'S R aiscted treadle, Tade $IT5 equity o Two-tons or good condition, to party pay- FURNITURE—Don't sactifics your furnitur We will give you more for furniture, bric-a- brac, chin antique and office furniture. Phone us and be convinced. The Lincoln Co. tel. Metropolitan 8817, 604 6th o FURNITURE—If you want to wet full value for vour furniture or_other merchandise, send for D. Note: Phone District 8112, 25"veurs of falr dealing. ’UR"‘WRI' of all kinds wanted; best prices pald. Bl!ll Furniture Co., 621 La. ave. n.w., or phone Met. 8459. FURNITURE—I{ you niture and it is not all paid for, phone the Lincoln Co., Met. 8817. W! will pay balance due_and give you the difference in cash. e avae Waite haoos S0l cks e manufa Full_cash paid. _Selinger’s, Il;‘i 'exl’L STORE FIXTURES, lunch-room jui) 2 Entire_contents purchased. ~Atlas ?zofimfi’:- ture Co.r 413-418 9 Met: $207. WE ADVERTISE TO PAY MORE for furni- ture, hnlllehulfl effects, Dm“ furniture and 3394, uprisht, mahoganiy case; with bench: $100 cash. 20 LW, plen- United now in storage. Call 816 our January sale nt to sell your fur- Nat. 3659. W. W. n high-grade, apartment dozen _rolls. and 2 M 0, bench el e B aranteed. $200 seis now' $50, $100. Only a few left. Phone FORD STANDARD COUPE, rumbie seat, new tires; 30-day guarantee. Only $315: terms, trade. " Triar otor Co.. 2 New York ave. FORD STANDARD CQUPE, 1930 oF, 3400 on " terms. ~Call mv&uni“fu‘:'—*wh FORDS 1930, 120, '28 coupes. sedans, road sters and coaches. ‘We honestly do not be. lieve you can find a better selection at such low pric anywhere. The condition of the above ca 15 far above the average and all pre reads g0, Be sure to sec these before buying at ..e home of Trew Values, Dodge lers. 1509 14th st. n.w. Decatur 1910. FORD TUDOR. 1926, in fine mechanical eon- dition; 4 nearly new tires. Only $75; te and trade. Owens_Motor Co.. 6t FORD COUPE, 1020 — Chocolate color, red wheels; new tifes; perfect condition; guaran- teed; $75 down. Fred L. Morgan, Lot. nd K. ifty other bargain: FORD COU xcellent _condition; Bew tires: rennished groenish iray Sume: Seo. nomical iransportation; sacrifice, $45. 1312 Carroll Supply Co., 717 13th stocks of merchandise, live up_ to it. ERone U aia be- sonvincen. e Sretropolitan 881, Lnsgls HIGHEST CASH PRICES ol Xinds 0¢ household woods, it for prompt. service. Fhone National 1287 WESCHLER'S, 920 PA_AVE. N.W. Household effects, merchandise, automobiles, etc. Thirty-nine yea the Washington public. Cash Paid for Diamonds, 9ld gold,, siiver, platinum and antique e uis _Abrah 711 G _n. welry. br G n BEFORE SELLING ~—phone Metropolitan 8817 and get the best results. For furniture, antiques, china, bric- brac’ and office furniture. The Lincoln 604 6th st. n.w. e floor _demonstrator, ‘model, all Call North 10114 Going in our January Tell us how e W. W. Kimball Co. Headquarters, 324 Indians Standard, ricedte"” sei1.”® petfect; " 31 erfect " n, lavatoriés, pipe, fire escapes, linoleums, I of other material; cheap. Wrecking Triang] Bulldines 14th and 18t sts. and Pa. av ave. albums, trict 4185, STAMPS, U. 8. catalogs. Phone Colliris_Stamp Shop, 927 15th s and {oml( eecessories. SALE—AUTOMOBILES. 1928—1 sets, Dis- shed SATERIAL SRERD ST TR JoF; $i. nw. Bricks, 3490 per thousand. | (P, geamuahl TUXEDO SUIT, sige 37; excellent condition: bed: for Baign 3333 18th ue, $465; .~ Columbia 561 Morgan, 148 AT model, perfec! sold $5 mo. service. TYPEWRITERS, portables and _standards, The Wi H st. £ Met. p S5 'w Motor Co., "D st. n.w. _Decatur 1 Tate me $205; 1929 Nash coup gtii Excellent rental and repair Floral st._Ga. FORD coszm'mu COUPE, 1930 — 8ix wheels, two well fenders. two brand-new spare ilres never touched the ground, trupk: cost neariy $900: our price, $435: terms and trade. Owens Motor Co.. 8323 Gs. ave GRAHAM-PAIGE SEDAN, late model; used’ Jess than one vear; sbeolitely like naw: aide mountings, trunk F Beautiful 'little c:r,agth 4750, but, hias nuz 3 e s.'mfi oot 5 Mo SRR take lmnul Alllo Sales Co., 33 New bt V. s . The e lere. ll - Ir thl lnd I HUDSON GOACH, 1938—Very m-'m. of th Y gne of the chedpest cars in "“town; $195. » No. York_avenue. oun evetmas " MODEL 48—, ~bea Garendon ndon 1526, R. E. Rencher. CASHRIG .lam wall cases counters. airs, tables, scale iron safes, urhs.. steam ta ed fountain; rio grinders, mixers, refrlg- erators, unm re equipment ‘and fures o1 ory + 914 E st. 0. iplion. ~ Edgar Baum, ‘alcott-Taylor Co., Inc., 1714 four. AL .!RVXOB T master sixX, 70, balange .:p' Faavs S8 g""fii HHR -a’:.w'.; ger; must sacr} Nolan Motor COACH, heels, well endnm. 850; tefms; wus