Evening Star Newspaper, July 14, 1931, Page 38

C—6 MILLS TO EXPLAIN DEBT PLAN ON AIR Undersecretary of Treasury in Interview, WMAL Fea- ture Tonight. President Hoover's one-vear morato- rium on intergovernmental debts will be | explained by Undersecretary of Treasury Mills in a broadcast tonight over WMAL nd an extensive network of other Co- lumbia Broadcasting System stations The explanation will take the form of an interview with Mr. Mills by Frederic William Wile, Columbia’s veteran politi- cal analyst Arthur Pryor's Band will dedicate its eoncert to the veterans of the Rainbow Division, in convention in Macon. Ga. The program will feature the “Rainbow Division” march and one of Pryor's tompositions, “Soldfers of Fortune.” Another episode of “The Big Shot and Little Jimmie' will be the high light of the Minute Dramas. The entire broadcast will be dedicated to Albany, i Sea Songs Program. The overture and sailors' chorus from Wagner's “The Flving Dutchman” will open a program of sea songs by Sidney Lowenstein’s Orchestra at 8:30 o'clock The soloists will be Clyde Dengler, tenor, and Polly Waters, soprano. Morton Downey, tenor, will sing “My Meledy of Love to You,” “An Irfsh Lul laby” and “I'm Losing You." The Bon Bons' Quartet announce a variety pro- gram, featuring “Dixie Dreams” and “After You've Gone.” Radio Joe and his Bucget Boys have Jabeled their weekly broadcast “Radio Dog Show Night." A feature will be a talk by Joseph O'Hare, president of the National Capital Kennel Club, on the care and feeding of dogs in hot weather. Paul Revere’s epoch-making ride and the subsequent battle of Lexington at the outset of the Revolution will be dramatized in the Parade of Progress program tonight over WRC and other National Broadcasting Co. stations. Max Bendix and his orchestra will provide the musical setting. Sanderson and Crumit. Julia_Sanderson and Frank Crumit will sing “Harvest Moon.” “A Pal Like You" and “California, Here I Come.” Crumit, singing alone, will become his- torical with a comic_song . entitled “George Washington, Christopher Co- lumbus.” Rose Novak. violinist. and Seba Chris- tie. tenor, will be heard tonight over WOL. The program of WJSV features re- citals by Rebia de Saye, soprano, and A. R. Bussler, baritone, and dance music by Rudy Schramm'’s Orchestra and Bill Strickland's Orchestra. | Major Radio Features SPEECHES. Frederic William Wile interviews Under- secretary of Treasury Mills on the Hoover moratorium, WMAL, 9:15. DRAMA. The Stebbins Boys. WRC, 5:45; ‘' Andy, WRC, 6:00; Dramas, WMAL, 8:00. VARIETY. Phil Cook, comedian, WRC, 6:30 ‘Radio Joe and His Budget Boys," WMAL, 6:30; Julia Sanderson and Frank Crumit, WRC, 7:00; Arthur Pryor's Band. WMAL. 7:00; the Brush Man, WRC, 8:30: Ann Leaf at the organ, WMAL, 11:30. CLASSICAL. The Virtuosos, WRC. 17:30; Tone Pictures, WMAL, 9:30. DANCE MUSIC. B. A. Rolfe's Orchestra, WRC. 9:00; Glenn Jones' Orchestra, 11.00; Rudy Vallee and his Connec- ticut Yankees, WRC, 11:01. Amos Minute Savino HIGHLIGHTS ELSEWHERE. b6:45—Topics in Brief, by Lowell Thomas—WJZ, WBZ, KDKA, WRVA and WHAM. 6:15—Miniature Movies: Gus Van— WJZ. WBZ. WBAL and KWK. 6:45—Morton Downey and Anthony Wons—WABC, WCAU, WCOA and WKEW. ¥:00—The Quakers; Don Voorhees O chestra and Lois Bennet WJZ. WBAL, KDKA;, WRV WLW. WBZ and WJAX. 8:00—Household Celebrities: Clausi, tenor, A, Enrico and Dumont’ and WHAM. @:30—Death Valley Days, dramatic sketch — WJZ, WBZ. WBZA, KDKA, WHAM and WRVA. $:00—Alumni Glee Club, featuring songs of Cornell University— WJZ, WBAL, WBZ, WBZA and WGAR. 30—Clara, Lu and Em: humorous sketch—WJZ, WJB. WREN, WBZ, WBZA, WHAM and KDKA. $0:00—Municipal Band ‘WBAL. 20:00—Amos 'n' Andy, cast — WMAQ, KTHS, WHAS, WMC and KFAB. 11:00—The Marylanders- 11:00 — Paul Whiteman's Orchestra, dance music — WJZ, WGAR, KYW, KDKA and WREN. RUDY VALLEE OFF AIR TO VISIT ILL MOTHER Mrs. Charles Vallee Is Expected to Die After She Undergoes Spinal Operation. of Baltimore— second broad- WSB, KWK, WSM, WFAA, ‘WBAL. By the Associated Press. WESTBROOK, Me, July 14—Rudy Vallee, radio crooner, was off the air today and his engagements suspended while his mother, Mrs. Charles Vallee, lay critically ill in the Vallee home here. Vallee said after a_hurried trip by air and automobile from New York last night, that he would remain home until there was a change in his mother's condition. He was accompanied home by his brother, William. Mrs. Vallee, who yesterday submitted to a spinal operation in an effort to prolong her life, had not been expected by physicians to survive the night, and relatives said today they believed the end was near. When her two sons arrived at home she was able to recognize and speak with them. Vallee's bride of a week, the former Fay Webb, did not accompany him. Vallee said her illness prevented the T ——— Special Radio Features WRC | 5:30 to 6:00 — The Rice Bakery Program:’ A program of popular dance mu: 6:30—Radio Joe and Bud- get Boys: irty minuteg of n, Prolie rnd o Leenter ‘snd an occasional Washington Over the Alr | 10:15a—Radio Household Institute. {11:15a—Breen and De Rose. 1 WMAL, | 12:30—Atlantic City Musicale. 1 WOL Orchestra—WJZ, WBZ, WBAL | 315.6 Meters. WRC 950 Kilocycles. 3:00—1a Forge-Berumen Musicale. 3:15—U. S. Navy Band. 4°00—The Lady Next Door. 4:30—"What Happened to Jane?” 4:45—The Tea Timers. 5:00—Black and Gold Orchestra. 5:14—Program high lights. 15—Dance orchestra. 45— The Stebbins Boys.” 6:00—Amos_'n’ Andy. 6:15—The Coffee program. 6:30—Phil Cook. comedian. 6:45—Eleanor Hurlburi, pianist. 7:00—Julia Sanderson and Frank Crumit. 7:30—The Virtuosos, directed by A fred Wallenstein. 8:00—Parade of Progress. 8:30—The Brush Man. 0—B. A. Rolfe’s Dance Orchestra. 10:00—Correct time. 10:01—Slumber music. 10:30—Archer Gibson, organist. 11:00—Weather forecast. 11:01—Rudy Vallee and his Connecticut Yankecs 11:30—The Continentals. 12:00—Jack Chapman's Orchestra. 12:30a to 1-00a—La Salle Orchestra. Early Program Tomorrow. 6:30a—Tower Health Exerclses. 7:00a—Gene and_Glenn. 7:15a—Morning devotions. 7:30a—Cheerio. 8:00a—Parnassus Trio. 8.15a—Teddy Black’s Orchestra. 8:45a—Food pbrogram. 9:00a—Mrs. Blake's Radio Column. 9:15a—National Home hour. 10:00a—The Blue Streaks. by 10:45a—Sweet and Low Dowpy 11:00a—The Troubador. 0a—Teddy Black's Orchestra. 12:00m—Palais d'Or Orchestra. 12:30—National Farm and Home Hour. | 1:30—"The Business of Writing,” by | Jesse Trimble. | 1:45—The Melody Three. 2:00—Woman's Radio Review. :00—Studio feature. 5—Ballads. 3:30—Mabel Wayne Orchestra. WMAL ¢ “Meters. Kilocycles. 3:00—Rochester Civic Orchestra. 4:00—Civil Service Employment Op- portunities. 4:10—Songs by Frank Ross. 4:15—"Adventures in Words,” by Dr. | Frank H. Vizetelly. 4:30—Tito Guizar, tenor. | 4:45—Grace B, Linger, soprano. 5:00—Winegar's Barn Orchestra. 5:15—"Garden Cripples,” by Dr. John | B. Norton. | 5:30—Don Bigetow's Orchestra. | 5:45—Flashes from the Evening Star. 6:00—Correct time. 6:01—Kate Smith, crooner. 6:15—Dennis King and orchestra. 6:30—Radio Joe and His Budget Boys 7:00—Arthur Pryor's Band. 7:15—The Round Towners. 7:30—The Bon Bons. 7:45—Margaret Webster, soprano. 8:00—Minute Dramas 8:30+Polly Waters, soprano; Clyde R. Dengler, tenor, and mixed quar- tet. 9:00—Ben Bernie's Orchestra. | 9:15—Frederic William Wile interviews | Undersecretary of Treasury Og- den L. Mills on the Hoover | moratorium. 9:30—Savino Tone Pictures. 10:00—The Parade, with orchestra and soloists. , 10:30—Morton * Downey and Anthony Wons. 10:45—Asbury Park Orchestra. 11:00—Glenn Jones' Orchestra. 1 11:30—Ann Leaf at the orggn. 12:00—Weather report. Early Program Tomorrow. 8:00a—The Commuters. 8:30a—Tony's Scrap Book. 8:45a—The Dutch Girl. 9:00a—Les Colvin, pianist. | 9:15a—Morning Minstrels. | 9:30a—Ralph Chrisman, pianist. 10:00a—"Learning to Swim,” by Lillian Mallory. 10:15a—The Gas Kitchen. | 10:30a—Ida Bailey Allen's Editorial Page. for rout that 16 the to Jul; 10:45a—Home Decorating, by Sherrill | ‘Whiton. 11:00a—Don Bigelow's Orchestra. 0a—Columbia Revue. 12:00m—Park Central Orchestra. 1:00—Glenn Jones and his orchestra. 1:30—Ann Leaf at the organ. | 2:00—Columbia Salon Orchestra. 2:30—The Three Doctors. 2:45—Dancing by the Sea. 0—Columbia Camp Concert. 3% 4:00—Primer for Town Farmers. 4110 to 4:30—Asbury Park Orchestra. 228.9 Meters. 1,310 Kilocycles. 3:00—Sports program. 3:45—Tea Time Tunes. 4:00—"Hi Lites. 4:15—Musical Moments. 4:45—Harold Sampson, baritone. 5:00-—One-time Opportunities. 5:45—Seba Christle, tenor. 6:00—Dinner music. 6:15—Cecil and Sall; 6:30—“Water Safety,” by Ira Lee Law. 6:45—The Wanderers. 7:20—News flashes. 7:30—Rose Novak, violinist. 8:00—"Accordion Kapers,” Fran Trappe. 8:15—Advertising program. 8:30 to 9:00—Rhythm Kings. Early Program Tomorrow. 7:00a—Musical Clock. 8:00a—Birthdays. 8:05a—Musical program. 10:00a—Talk by Peggy Clark. 10:15a—Melody Moments. 10:30a—"Home Harmony,” by Nell How- ard Enloe. 10:45a— Request program. 12:00m—Luncheon music. 12:30 to 1:00—Paul D. Gable, organist. W’Jsv 205.4 Meters. 1,460 Kilocycles. 0—Science and History. 5—Classified_program. 0—Virginia Beach program. 5—Sports flashes. :20—News flashes. 6:30—Classified program. 7:45—Rebia De Saye, Soprano. 8:00—Organ melodies. 0—Bill Strickland’s Orchestra. 9:30—Songs_by Jewell Jenifer and Leila Endicott. 10:00—News flashes. 10:15—A. B. Bussler, baritone. 10:30 to 11:00—Rudy Schramm’s Or- chestra. Early Program Tomorrow. 9:00a—Down South in Dixie. mal featuring | The man who drives a Hupmobile 9:05a—Weather 9:40a—Hints to_housewives, 10:00a—Squash Dishes. 10:30a—Decoration talk. 30—Sunshine Hour. |NAA | 10:00—Weather report. may seem, thing about music, and can’t even play plays the piano by arithmetic. As a boy in White Plains, N. Y., Lown started his business career by buying | Lown still uses this ingenious substitute And so, when Lown learned to play he Buenos Aires. returned to the United States, decided remunerative, and started selling cash registers. orchestra returned, and he resigned. Now, at 26, Lown owns and manages phonograph records for nine different companies, play a number of private ngagements and broadcast. time to sleep about four hours a day, play a little golf and read detective stories, vacation. August. made to have him broadcast from Eu- rope & first-hand account of the Sum- mer’s important political developments. ILLIAN ROSDALE, Stag Party over N. B. C reported to be negotiating for a broad- | cast by Kaiser Wilhelm from Doorn | Martin Johnson, African explorer, has been booked for a broadcast on N. B. C. | | Stations Heard in Washington Regularly. cast daily by WMAL at Heavier gasoline taxes in South Africa have caused many farmers to store their motor vehicles and return to ani- | PAINTER. Ger e Baby Grands Complete. .. Consoles Complete. .. EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO Today on the Radio I £ (All programs scheduled for Eastern Standard Time.) — report and grand- father's clock. 0m-—Correct time. )5—Farm Chat. 0—Old King Tut. 0 to 3:00—Strickland's Orchestra. 4345 Meters. 690 Kiloeycles. 5—Time_signals. Folks Behind The Microphone BY THE RADIO EDITOR. RCHESTRA owner, conductor. arranger, and composer, that’s | Bert Lown, who broadcasts reg- ularly over the Columbia net- work. And, as strange as it he doesn’t know the first ear. As it turns out, however, he the coat room con- | cessions at country club dances. He also found time to devise a unique system of self-in- struction in music. By watching the pianists in the | dance orchestras he devised what he | called the “plus and minus system.’ With one key ar- bitrarily designated as ‘“one,” those on the other side are numbered in order —plus numbers up Bt owk. the scale, minus numbers downward. musical chirography. nded up an orchestra and went to Seven months later he t music was interesting but none too But then the urge to lead an orchestras. These orchestras make Naturally work keeps him busy, but he finds Bk . V. KALTENBORN, who “Edits the News” four times a week for Co- lumbfa, has gone to Europe for a He expects to return in time g0 back on the air the last week in Arrangements are now being * ok oxox who wrote Cherfe, T Love You,” makes her radio debut Sunday night in the Columbia is y 22. The Dial Log. Keys. 700 670 1000 710 980 1110 | 740 | 1070 ! .. 920} Flashes from The Evening Star, resume of world mews, is broad- 45 o'clock. I-drawn carts. 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Only bona fide answers to advertise- ments addressed to box numbers in care of The Star will be de- i livered to advertisers on pres- entation of the box number HELPER, ex- perienced. bright &nd fast. See Mr. Bterl- ing._Owens_Motor Co.. 6323 e. AUTOMOBTLE SALESMEN ~Old_establisned firm handling Chrysler and Plymouth auto- mobiles wants (wo experlenced salesmen. Write briefly ~experience. present emplo: ment and past record. Give telephone num- ber. Answers strictly confidential. Address Box 292X, Ster_office. AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN—We need three more good men for our new car sales de- partment; prefer men well acquainted in this section: commission: must own trans- vortation: liberal floor periods: non-workers pply See Mr. Banning, new- les manager, Owens Motor Co., 6323 ave BAREER and finger waver expert. Norma Beauty Shoppe, now. Met 8997 BATTERY AND IGNITION MAN: state ex- perience and salary expected. Address Box 316-X. Star office BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST, preferably with some floor sales experience, can secure a most attractive connection with a promi- nent local retail firm. Answer. giving full information about yourself and salary ex- pected: all communications strictly confi- dential. Address Box 309-X. Star office BOY. white. 18. to work in drug store tw nights a week and alternate Sundays. Bern- stein’s Drug Store, 7th and Florida ave.'n.w BOYS—I have the best street selling propo- sition in town for neat young men and boy: ternoon and early evening work: all you need is a_reference and ambition to make money. (Not ice cream) See Mr. Barkl at the ‘Round House, 1620 Rhode Island eve. FULLER BRUSH CO. needs 2 men to take over established territory; position #0od for 340 week Apply Letween 10 and 12, 2 gnd 4:30. 979 National Press Bldg MACHINE _PRESSERS, first-class job."good pay. Apply teady for work. cade ‘Sunshine Co. 735 Lamont n.w MAN wanted: sober, midlle-aged. Catholic, without family dependents, as sexton and cemetery caretaker. in & Small parish near Washington, D. C.: must drive school bus living quarters on church property. Address Box 305-X. Star office . MAN. capable of followink instructions and being his own boss. married preferre to sturt. Apply between 7 830 am. Wednesday. 979 Nationsl Press Blds. MAN. white, for restaurant work: experi- enced in short order cooking. Call 7-9 p.m., 4622 14th st MAN. ambitious. of neat appearance; perma- nent ' position Must be capable snd indu trious. See Mr. Eshleman week days be- tween 12 and 2 p.m. 5631 Ga. ave. MEN We have vacancies for 3 younk mar- ried men; good opportuni'y 1o learn selling also drawine account against commissions Applv Monday to_Mr ~Sauriol. Room 23 Potomac Electric Power Co. Building, 10 and E sts. n.w MEN 4). $18 per week conditio start We prove to any man that make at leest $4 a day. No_experience necessary. ~Local men only. No floaters need wpply. This s not insurance. — Call after 3 pm., 216 Insurance Bldg. 15th and Eve sts. n.w. 16° MEN-~Good pay weekly: essary; book orders eas: teed roses. mous demand view Emmons Co MEN (3). will have routes wiih €00d earnings to start: grocery and laundry experience an asset. absolutely permanent. Apply 214 District Nat. Bank Bldr. 2 10 4 MEN (3) to help manager build up route: steady employment, good Pay. In- aquire Room 505, 1319 F st. n.w. MEN_Will interview men: outside selling campaign: substaniial commission: Dossibi ity drawing account to producers: no tem- v “proposition: canvassing _experience cial to this work: automobile neces- sary. Apply after 9:30 mornings. Askin's. 703 7th st. n.w. MEN. Catholic. without selling experence. will find an excellent chance to become salesmen under the training of our experi- enced men: 330 weekly easily made at start Call 8-10 or 5-6. Room 509, People’s Life Bldg. 14th and H sts. n.w MEN AND BOYS wanted to sell ice creac | and orange drinks. Simco Sales Service, 738 l6th st n.w Good salary to 728 11th st ~steady A experience unne new Way: UATAn- priced right, enor- Personal’ in Newark, N. Y. s vacant July 15 two shrubs. trees Free outfit ner. Address Box PATENT LAWYER and specification by an old Chicako law firm: must be ex jenced, all-around man: state fully quali- d salary expected. Address Box PLASTER and_metal worker wanted. dress_Box 311-X. Star_ofice. SALESMAN. experienced. to call on loci tail trade for a nationally known comi must be hustler and conscientious to 32; salary basis. AnSWer. stating eAperi- ence, salary expected. Address Box 20 Star_office. SALESMEN, 2; must be €00d at direct sales. Apply between 12 and 2:30 at Apt. 101, 2100 19th st. n.w. SALESMEN—Household necessity. Big_de- mand and profit. We finance you. Hours 8-10:30 and 430 to 6. Gorby, 928 14th st. n.w.. Room 13 14° | Laundr. i ences: will stay_nights D. C., TUESD. HELP—WOMEN, (© ) JULY 14, 1931 HELP AND SITUATIONS BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. _(Continued.) BALE—MISCELLANEOUS. (Continued.) HOUSEKEEPER — Clean, _ healthy, — trust- worthy, settled white woman to iake care of rooming house in exchange for living quarters for self and husband; experience preferred: references required, Phone Met. 9833. 410 6th st.nw. . MARCEL AND FINGER WAVER: g00d salary to expert. Norma Beauty Shoppe, 128 1ith st.n.w. Met. 8097. SALESLADIES—Household necess profit: ‘big demand: no money necessary. Hours 8-10:30 and 4:30-5. st. n.w.. Room 12.__ SALESLADIES, Cathol ity or T leads furnished, transportation paid; advancement (o executive position. 8-10 or 5-6, Room 509, People 14th and H sts. n. SEAMSTRESS, first-cla 508 13th_st. SHIRT OPERATORS, press ope, hand froners. Apply Mr. Barry, Washi Laundry. 27th and K sts. n.w. TEACHER of young woman with equ! education. _interssted in _business ¢ ere teaching _experience is & valuable sset. National corporation has opening for Such a young woman capable of assuming farge ‘responsibility and advancing in - the Dusiness. Address Box 180-X. Star ofice. __ YOUNG GIRL. white, experieaced sandwich maker for soda fountain and sandwich shoy o Snndays. 1108 N, Capitol st. _ ATTENTION. in_Washington who need to work and will devote six hours daily. No_selling. Cail ‘st 1104 Vermont ave. nw. We can offer "an_ aftactive connection. = See Miss Nickerson, 1 HELP—MEN AND WOMEN. WAITER_OR WAITRESS. experienced. iy 427 10th st. n.w.. 2nd floor. Ladies Ap- WANTEB—SALESME; AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY—A —promi- nent investment banking firm reuires two desirable men to sell the highest grade Ne: York bank stocks. Apply 220 Shoreham Bid. v HIGH-CLASS MEN (10) with automoblles can make connection with our o At this time. Our best selling s fust started. We give you all the co-oper tion possible: furnish gasoline and prospects o a1 our men: expense money advanced to those responsible. We have been operating in_and near Washington for the 12 years and have been very successful. Your Tonnection with us will mean a wonderful Regardless of whether or not you have had any sellin experience, we Wwant to Interview vou. We can train you to be a successful salesman in less than 10 daye time. Call mornings from 10 to 12 and evenings 7 to 9. See Mr. Branham or Mr. Willlams. Room 1 (upstairs), 1104 Ver- mont_ave. n.w everal, future for you. 3 “gradewith cars. for s work in Maryland and Virginia. A most_attractive and ood paying propotition offered the man who will work: plenty of ewspaper and radio dvertising to help You. Sce sales manager today, 808 H st. n.w., Washington. D. C. PHILGAS appliance salesmen are making “ood monev: we can place three more this Veek. ' 1f vou have a car and want wor e Mr. Cooper, Annapolis Hotel, Wednesd uly 15th . SALESMAN 1o opeiate cake business in Washington and_suburbs: post bord. Address Box 136-V. Star office. _ SALESMAN wanted _ Apply 701 Park rd. after 5 pm. Mr. Pine. 140 SECURITY SALESME! Banking institution now in operation, ra ditional capital. Strong local board ditectors ~628-20-30 Tower Bldx REAL ESTATE SALES MANAGER A subdivision lot man with a live high- classcrew or In a_position to auckly as Semble & crew. one who can and will operate under the code of ethics of the Real Esiate Board and according to good rquare business Dractice. able to intelligently present and Pastruct his men to present to the public our roposition in & straightforward. truthful Manner. plain unvarnished facts and no hikh pressure A good clean-cut man will eagerly seize this opportunity, for it offers possibilities that are unusuai It js strictly on & com- mission basis and no drawing account. Po Session of a car abRolutely necessary. Stea Consistent “ndvertisng campaign. plenty. of five lends and the rikht kind of co-operation from an executive personnel who's business is and has been real estate for over 20 vears. Applications must be in_ writing ad- dressed to Mr. Barry. giving brief resume of Your experience. qualifications. together with Teferences and telephone numbers. _The property ie The new “Homewood section of Alrora ‘Hills,Va . and the firm it THE M. 1. BARRY ORGANIZATION, 200 Arlington Ridve, Aurora Hills. Va i and pretzel must Tocal _ Industrial ( SELL NEW AND USED CARS. HOGAN MOTOR COM- PANY, AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER, 1810 E ST. N, SALESMEN— iterview a few men who are ready to better their present condition, More money and far above the average earnings of sales- men today; a strictly high-grade necessity, and one of appealing na- ture. Salesmen with cars will be given preference. omething differ- ent and is taking well. Call 10 a.m. and 3 p.m., 921 Tower Bldg SITUATION—MEN BOY wants work, truck driver, chauffeur, busboy. porter around store; Wwith permit. Cail North 8206. 3 S CABINETMAKER and furniture repairman. CHAUPFEUR. colored. wishes position: years' experience. Phone Pot. 0729, 1! of references as to honesty and ability. Ad- houseman. chauffeur, janitor: good presser, wishes place. 922 24th st. PAINTER. young man, first class. will work REGISTERED PHARMACIST. 20 years' ex- perience, wishes position; references. Phone Decatur 1196, 5% s STENOGRAPHER, experienced We will 15 in patent Adams man __laboratory techni- S. degree. 5 years' experience, bac- feriology. tissue, metabolism, etc. Address Box 314-X. Star office. daw . YOUNG BUSINESS MAN. energeti position. funeral home. automobiles, r tate. efc: have straight 8 coupe. Box 1175, it ACCOU Age 38, permanent or temporary. Shep. 3671 SITUATION—WOMEN. | School. s.e. cor | A Ggod | School. LADY, white, respectable, wishes a position s hojisckeeper for man and wife-empioyed. Adams 997 % reference. AID wants North 5806. _ —~ = MAID, colored, exce 00k, waitress, good nurse or mother's helper: full. part time or day's: reference. Decatur 2419. i MAID, colored . ®ood cook. neat. ‘Week or part time. North 7220. PART-TIME MO . day’ work or washing by reliable colored woman; references. North 10034. ‘WOMAN. colored. experienced cook and gen- eral worker; does laundry, full or part time or day's: best references. North 9842. % laundry work to take home; WOMAN. ~colored. _excellent ook, general houseworker, nurse, writress; highest city Teference. Decatur 5820. . WOMAN, “colored, settled, to care {cr three children. 620 M st. n.w. . WOMAN, colored. wishes job. _housework, small family; nights; reference. - Dist. fowzey < oo WORK BY THE DAY, by teliable colored woman: best of ref. Call North 3508. ___ EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES EFFICIENT HELP promptly furnished: hotel. office, restaurant. private family. _Peoples Emp. Agency. 1342 You st. n.w. Dec. 3555. STENOGRAPHERS, _bookKeeoers, _ typists, clerks. male and female. needed hourly: sala- Ties. $15 t0 $50 wk. I F. Nat.2338. RUPHERS EXCHANGE has A-1 cooks maids, houseworkers; by day, week, month: ref. Investigated. Decatur 3551. 1837 11th n.w. e _INSTRUCTION COURSES. AUTG DRIVING TAUGHT BY REFINED intructors: your or our car. Dec. 3924. 1146 Sl JAZZ, POPULAR MUSIC, IN 20 LESSONS: plano, sax. banjo. guitar, etc. ~ Free lessons it 'you buy instrument. Christensen School, 718 11th st. n.w. _Dist. 1278._Free booklet. _ AUTO DRIVING LESSONS—Anywhere any hour; your or our car. Call any time, Adams 3489 ing. free wheeling: cars furn. H (old reliable). 644 B s.w. Met. 1809.° 15° BEAUTY CULTURE TAUGHT BY CXPERTS. 3$5.00 starts you Day and night classes Modern Echool of Beauty Culture. 657 Farl Bldg. 13th and E nw. INVESTIGATE BE: FCRE_YOU ENROLL. & TUTORING BY EXPERIENCED PROFES- sor of Spanish in first-class local uniyersity. Address Box 41-X. Star office. i MOST COURSES COST MORE. REQUIRE more time to learn than telephone switc b'd operating. Oxford Bldz.. 14th atN. Y. a MEN WANTED To Learn Drafting and Electrical ENGINEERING. Must be emploved and willing t1 study part time at home until qualified 10 enter this line of work at a decent y. Em- plovment service when half way throush. Address Box 315-X. Star office. 16 ASSISTANT STPATISTICAL CLERK EXAMINATION—3$1.620 TUESDAY AND THURSDAY CLASSES. To meet the heavy enrollment for our coaching courses and to accommodate ap- plicants who were unable to secure admis- sion to our regular classes. a new class will be held or Tuesday and Thursday evenings, from 5 to 7:30. beginning Tuesday. July 14th Individual instructions with ciass drills and examinations. Office open Saturday after- noons and evenings. Tuition fee. $10. Enr: ment limited. Capital City Commercial Col- lege. 1340 New York ave Met. 4227. 15 CIVIL_SERVICE COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION SO0 New Cl School ses In Pilipg ./ or Starting anc Statistics Mount_ Pleasant Secretaries Due to urgent demands of civil service applicants for Mount Pleasant Courses in Filing and Statistics, it has become nec- essary to form new_classes, beginmng Wednesday Evening. July 15 These clatses will be heid Monday. Wed- nesdsy and Fridav evenings. from 7 fo 9:20 on'thetop floor ‘of the Tivoli Theaie Building._with John K. M. Barrv. A M. Herbert F Keyser, A. B.. instructors. The complete courses. including indexing, Aling_ systems, arithmetic, spelling, routing of mail. and intelligence fests. applicants: and _computation. _tabulation kraphing. and mental tests for statistical Clerk applicants. will be fully compieted in time for the examination. Early registration is advised Mount Pleasant School for ' Secretaries, Tivoli Theater Building 3318 14th st nw Columbia_3000._ FILE CEERIS. Begin todsy prepa for FILE_CLERK and STATISTICAL CLERK exams ' Vers low fuition sate. The Civil Service Prepa-ators Toth & P n.w. Met. 6337, * STATISTICAL CLERK. Begin today preparing for FILE CLERK and STATISTICAL CLERK exams.~ Very low lition Tate. The Civil Service Preparatory School. se. cor. 12th & F n.w. Met. 6337. ¢ PREPARIE NOW. Begin today preparing for FILE CLERK and STATISTICAL CLERK exams. Very low fiition rate. The Civil Service Preparst School. s.e. cor. 12th & F n.w. Met. 6337. * SPECIAL PREPARATION. Begin today preparing for FILE CLERK and STATISTICAL CLERK exams. Very low fuition rate The Civil Service Prepara Bchool. s.e. cor. 12th & F n.w. Met. 633 STATISTICAL CLERK. Prepare now for file clerk and statistical clerk. Begin today for FILE CLERK ERAM- INATION. Instruction every day and every night up to examination time. Tuition only £10 entire course. The Civil Service Prepar atory School, se. cor. 12th and F sts. nW. Met._ 63: BEAUTY CULTURE. MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL (Est. 1818). School. Devoted to ‘Teaching Good ‘Work_to Forwsrd-Looking Studenrs. New Rates Now in Effect 1325 N, H. Ave. NW. 818 1éth St. N.W. BUSINESS INSTRUCTION. PREPARE NOW__ FILE CLERK, COMPUTER. STATISTICAL_CLERK. Begin TODAY. Spe- \al tuition. The Civil Service Preparatory s.e. cor. 12th & F n.w. Met. 633 ~ MOTOR TRAVEL. _ REFINED YOUNG MAN WILL DI Nashville vicinity for transportation. Qirn sny time. FISKE, 14 4ih e 308! Rt i i EXPERT DRIVER. AGE 30, WILL DRIVE parties anywhere, time, short or lon Urips. in straight elght coupe, rumble seat. P. O Box 1175. e LADY. GOING DETROIT ABOUT JULY 16 would like to get in touch With youns man who wants to g0 all or part way and can drive Oldsmobile. Call Nat. 8676. ____°_ YOUNG MAN WANTS TRANSPORTATION Kansas City or_St. Louis, 18th or shortly after. Osborn, West 1961-W. ______15° _ SHARE EXPENSES—A dignified service 10 bassengers and private car owners to every- where. National Auto Travel, Earle Bidg. Call any time. Na at SALESMEN. 2. we need 2 men to sell in- sulation: leads furnished: no canvassing; experience in this line unnecessary: we will train_you. Call North 6616 for appointment SALESMEN (2), who are willing to work. will be given a real opportunity: only men with good reference need apply. 211 Trans- portation Building. SHOEMAKER. white, 1383 8th st. he. g5 TATLOR. experienced. for alteration de m:nl. Apply in person. 231 Upshur st. n.w YOUNC experienced. Apply MAN, ienced. for tain, 3 weeks beginning July 18: references. Dupont Pharmacy. 1905 Mass. ave. YOUNG MAN-—By established firm develo) ing a residential community which is & dis- tinct innovation; young man with college degree, seeking ' & where 'the remuneration will be commensu- rate with the energy and initiative display- ed. Previous experience unnecessary. Salary and commission. Only written application for appointment will be considered. The Colonial Village. Edson W. Briggs Company, Owners, 1001 _15th st. at K YOUNG MAN for printing trade, with achool printing experience; small salary to lll'fl. 1623 H st. MEN, 2. To work established territory: 330 to 835 per week to start. Neatness and fair educi tion “essential. Apply after 1 pm., J. R. Watkins Co., 5533 Illinols ave. n.w.,’ corner of Georgla. MULTIGRAPH OPERATOR Experienced multigraph operator; knowledge of friction and air feeds: age. deteil of experience and salary Address Box 191-X. Star office. AT ONCE Large corporation. expanding, h for a man who is carefully looking about to Detter his position permanently. perience helpful, but not_essential. mission basis_sufficlently general to appeal t0 a high-grade man. The man who applies himself as we direct ‘should in his first year exceed $5,000. The position carries Wit permanent - connection today has driven the best bargain since cars were bought and sold. HUP “WHEELING AT NO EXTRA COST . MOBILE . CENTURY sIX DAN, $995 . . . CENTURY EIGHT SEDAN, $1295 . .. THRER OTHER BIGHTS FROM $1595 TO $2295., ICES AT FACTORY MOTT MOTORS, Inc. 1518-20 14th St. N.W. Decatur 4341 “We bolleve the Hupmeblie to be the best ear of is class in the werld® unususl opportunity for advancement to_ex- ecutive position. Address Box 290-X, Star C ANION or practical nurse elderly 1ady e chaued. " Mrs. Annie J. But- ler. 1628 K st. n.w. P 6 NURSE._experienced. _for ence. Phone Silver ‘Sprini i X PRACTICAL NURSE desires position to care Yor elderly 'person: willng to assist with house_(white’. Phone Adams 6528-J. 14* PRACTICAL NURSE, hospital training, would Gare for invalid_or convalescent; references. Phone North 3838. 160 TYPIST, expert, desires to be done in spare hours 10:30 a.m. and 4:30 pm. WOMAN. white, wants job, counts ress: experienced. Lin. 8480-R. NG LADY, capable, desires position in ToUars bMce. experienced. Address Box Wl Bteriemes: .. - =0 UNG WOMAN., coloréd, very light. re- T OONG omect: willing. reliable and tinen- Cumbered: waitress, tea-room maid, physt Clan’s office or in first-class home, lad: maid or upstairs mald; best reference 2618. aby: city refer- 599. 1 SITUATION—DOMESTIC. k, _laundre CLEANER, colored, for office, store, home: day :r ‘part time: thoroughly rel city references. Pot. 3062. Tor i COOK, housework or any kind of work; eity 142 H st. n.w. ) COUPLE—Chauffeur. butler—wife, T g Uwidh pasition 1u private fam- il d Tefs. | Met. 3800. Cort - iERAL,_ HOUSEWORK, c0ok or work of N A derived by colorsd woman; can fur- Dish references. Dec. 1823. GENERAL MAID, colored, neat, pleasant; 1 ook, experienced housemaid, wait- Bt urse of art time: ref. I B IRL. ‘ed, wants part-time work, morn- fiu"".?x ‘afterncon. _Ada! 606. BEAUTY PARLORS. ABELLE ~ SCHOOL _ (Est._ 1918 BBt tesdas Specin. . PREE MARGELS PERMANENTS, $§3, $3. 818 14th St. N.W. 1325 N. H. Ave. N-W. PERSONAL. REDUOING—10 TREATTZSNTS, 15 CABL net Turkish baths. baki*. elec 3 results assured. North 6208. 1913 N st. 15 ALL DRESSES, AND LADIES' COATS cleaned, $1: men's suits and overcoats, T5c. Howard's Odorless Cleaners. Stores ail over town. Kash and Karry. e WHEREVER YOU LIVE. WE CAl and deliver; no extra chatge. Lady's dresses, its, 75, men’s_suf Ry $1; lady's Spring coats, $1: cleaned an ressed. STAR_LIGHT CLEANING AND DYEING CO., INC., 200! T8th st. now. North 17518 g TRUSSES AND ELASTIC GOODS AT REAL money-saving prices. Fit and_satisfaction guaranteed. Expert iady and gentleman at- tendants to care for your every want. Peo- ples Drug Store No, 7, 1107 G st n.w. YOUNG'S DAY CAMP FOR BOYS. GIRLS: colley ‘counselors, _athletics, swimming, horsemanship: §6 weekly. North 6993. 20 INTERESTED IN ACTIVE MEMBERSHIP, lonal_Country Club: state price. Box 304-X. Star_office. SPECIAL SUMMER CLASS FORMING ON Hawaiian steel guitar: new guitars free 1o first 10 applicants. Lessons gnly $1 Der week. Apply at_once. Natl Studios. 2028 14th n.w 35, 10 to 10 pm. DON'T DISCARD YOUR WORN HATS— Remodeled, shrunk or enlarged to correct headsize; remodeled after the latest fashions. $2: new models molded to your head. Form- erly with Madame Ash. Call District 8656. CHILDREN BO TN PRIVATE FAM- D aoped play vard; ideal for Il _child Dec._2 = eral housework, part_time. 517 oth_st. n.w. GIRL, ne houseworker: man ave. n.w. u . desires D L e b g ‘Bundays; ood reference. B'fi tur 5413-W. NG T O e vctors are ot -] ; all in: Phone . Golumbla. 1161, Cleveland -J. Georgla 5211. Arthritis, Neuritis, Renton's bl P, TG W dsnineton st.. Swissrale, Pa. office. SPOTTERS on dark and gray work. 1220 23rd st. n.w REAL ESTATE SALESMEN. Prominent builder and realior has an at- ‘tive proposition for several experienced lesmen with ability to sell: w-house operation, to open soon; the lowest priced homes in Brightwood; & wonderful oppor- tunity for the men selected: car See les manager, with J. E. 621 K st. n.w. Met. S678. 8 MAN. Neat appearing; reference re- quired; must be able to fiirnish bond. Apply Carroll's Laundry, 14th and R sts. s.e. HELP—WOMEN. BEAUTY PARLOR OPERA’ m_—fim i all around. v %201 Good Hope Road GIRL, colored. competent, wants work leaning in_sfternoons. Oall af! $5im. Dec. 4714, - Rference. TRL, neat, light colored. s e ee. 1621 Corcoran N._6358-M. ts Job cleanin Bows Phone BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. Tooms, ‘partly furnished; 'Md. A wonderful oppor- tunity for Bicentennial ~R. E. Milor, 1631 L st. n.w. _Decatur 0600. GIRL wants piace as part-time worker or waltress. _Call North 4 e GIRL, colored, neat, wishes WOrk, pa or general housework. Adams 1038. Lamont st. n.w. GIRL, colored, wishes bachelér apt. or day'’s Wt S k. nurst Tai . colored, Wants work, nursing, plain CookTing oF kenieral nousework. atterson, Rosslyn, V. o GIRL. colored. wants part-time work of day's work. Call Atlantic 2824 ork of any kind, wer 1351 Vermont a . 81 ition _cleaning 01%' Phone Adl:nl GIRL wants _ whole: reference. ed, wants job a8 o heiper, whole ® or 1l Adsms_ 304 GIRL, nurse or mother's time:_references. C G desires full or IRL, , _color filme work. -~ Phone l‘onh‘l! Sy GIRES, ed, want worl o D ihe W, > nacostis. Tues. or Wednesday. _ ° BOOKING \CHINE OPERATCR, _experi- A : 3 ok ERS. sxperianced, oF Cleaminy by the s %fimfi?fl kg HOUBE FOR SALE—I12-toom brick house, best location; extraordinary OPPOrtunity. easy terms. North 4273. aus® CONFECTIONERY STORE, lunch room; good H st. n.e. location; 5-year lease; low rental; &00d profits. _ Lincoln 4544. 14% rice 3 e e DOWNTOWN BUILDING, 33 rooms, 6 baths; now rented a: ‘Wonderfui room- ing Dproposition: $1,000_ cash will buy it. Clyde C. Dunnington. 916 Tower Building. Telephone District_8044. 16 WANT BUY DELICATESSEN, san one doing better than $50 day. State price and Tent. Have cash. Address Box 302;X, Star_office. . EE R oea MUV E coBIORLE uichat Drand-new. ‘Cheap rent. Owner_compelied uick cash buyer. X, Star o d_delicates- 8V 1¢ ¢ once: will pay ‘Address Box dwich shop, for fle clerk | lished Tocal business handiing two popular necessary products enjoying a large sale nationally. Desire to business materially by cover- territory. Can offer a g00d, ble investment for small cap. tive partner or part-time serv- ices.” Will bear fullest investigation. Ad- dress Box_294-X. Star_Office. WANTED—Rooming_house, 20 to 30 room: downiown section of city, or_empty ouilding suitable for same. Address Box 313-X, Star office. e CAFE in busy suburb, completely equipped: established business; ' price. 31,250 term Address Box 354-X. Star office. R LUNCH. candy, soda fountain; best uptown location; lease: good business: price, $2,200. Address Box 303-X. Star office. g 3350—ROOMING HOUSE, 9 rooms; rent, $35. 3500 _Rooming house, 11 rooms: rent.’ $60. 9 rooms, 2 bath: 13 rooms: rent. $65. 11 rooms. 2 baths, $1,200—Pooming house. 12 rooms; rent, $80: beautifully furniished: near 16th’ & O. 3$250—Confect., fruit and sandwich business; transfer corner: bargain $250—Confect. and sandwici busine: schools ‘and theater: Tent, $20. $350—Cigar. news and notfon ousiness. old stand: rent, $20: a barain. 3600—Confect., fountain and lunch; good business: cheap rent: 2 rooms. Gas. tire and battery business. old stand, E0od corner: $300 cash required. R. M. CURTIS, 820 1ith 8t. N.W.. Nat. 13 near MERCHANT WANTED FOR New Center Market location. Store, 17 ft. by 60 ft, now completing. Three-story bullding. Rent, $150. _D. H. Johnson Co.. 941 N. Y. Ave. N.W. _ WE HAVE BUYERS FOR RESTAURANTS—GROGERY _ STORES — 'ROOMING HOUSES—_DELICATESSEN STORES—GASOLINS STATIONS. List your business with us for immediate action. Call for our representative. HENRY J. HALAM & CO. Suite 354 MUNSEY BLDG. Tel. NAT. 47 TO BUY OR SELL ANY BUSINESS SEE US FIRST. WE SPECIALIZE IN THE SALE OF LARGE AND SMALL 'RESTAURANTS. CAPITAL ~ADJUSTING & FINANCE CO. LARGEST 'BUSINESS BROKERAGE CON- CERN IN WASHINGTON. ESTAB. 1923 9th_ FLOOR. DIST NATL. BANK BLDG. 1406 G ST. N.W. TEL. MET. 4813 RECOMMENDED SERVICE. BEDDING, MATTRESSES. box springs an billows reno.; best prices and prompt del Wash. Mattress Co.. 319 L st. 5.w. Nat. 6679, BEDDING of all kinds renovated and steril- ized_by_ process approved by Health Dept D. C Prompt service and low prices. Eagl Bedding Co.. 2215 5th st. ne. _Decatur 0755 | BEDDING RENOVATED. springs mattresses, pillows, feather mat.: down comiort. re-cov: ered. Ideal Bedding Co.. 622 E n.w. Nat. 4094 BOILERS AND FURNACES cleaned and re- paired: Grate Bars. Asbestos Covering. Chim- neys Cleaned Crown Fuel Secvice, 917 11th Soeniw DG = CARPENTER. builder, remodeiing. cabinet- work. show windows. 'reas.. estimate. A C. Spalding. 626 D st. ne. Lin. 0265 250 CARPENTER Improvements, repairs. porches. partitions. floors, shelving. odd jobs any time. J. Howell, Met. 2146. 604 3rd n.w. CEMENT a specialty: coping around lawns and perch up your walls. Nat. 3238. 14° ELECTRIC WIRING AND FIXTURES_Six rooms. 2 halls and bath. complete, includ- ing Dlug, $45. quality guaranteed. Get my estimates—save, James W. Clark. show rocm. office and shop, 619 Pa_ ave. s.e. Lin. 0288. Open 7:30 a.m.. close 6 pm._ | FLOOR WORK EXPERT—AIll floors made like new: prices reasonable: work guaran- ieed.W. C. Deaton 2010 P st n.¥. Pol. FLOORS, upholstering, furniture repaired. antiques resfored: floor scraping and finish” fng. | C. Norwood, 1428 B st. s.. ~Lin. 2031. FLOORS SCRAPED, finished, by modern eléctric_machine; price reasonable. H. L. Caton, 712 A'st. s.e__ Atlantic 0865. FLOORS SANDED. finished: sanding ma: chines rented: reliable, reasonable. Decatur | 4861 H. E. Richardson.________14° | GENERAL REPAIRING. PAINTING. CAl pentry, Tinning, Roofing. Spouting _snd Furnace work. H. E. Shipley. Dec. 2317. Estimates {ree e e HEATING AND PLUMBING, new and repair- ing. oil burners included; lme payments. 227 gth st ne. Lin. 0232 i PAINTING AND PAPERING — Deal direct d save money: work guar- 396, i PAPERING—Special _low —Summer rates. | Room:, $6 and up. Excellent workmanship. 3 Eadal, 3989 10th st nw. Ad. 7149. PAPERHANGING— Rooms papered. §5 up: painting. plastering st lowest prices. = Baitz, 601 Irving st. n.w. Col. 1889, PLASTER REPAIRING—Straight ne | patching, pointink up. Get the man does ‘best_work at reasonable prices. Perdue, 826 4th st n.w. Nat. 3238 . PLOORS—SANDED—FINISHED Reasonable: sanding mach nied T. FOLK. 5357 Sherrier pl Clev BRICK—CONCRETE—WOOD. All branches of home improvements, trom cellar 10 roof. No cash down, Lwo Cr three Years to pay. Best materials used. satisfac- fion "guaranteed. " Budger Plumbing & Heai- ing Co. 513 H st. m.e._ Lincoln 10317 uplicate keys, 25 cents while you wait. Turner 122113 New York ave. n.w. work. who Lioyd 140 made Clark, Met. 3005. SAPE J(;—Rooms papered, $5 up. PAPERING itchen or bath painted, 300 feet radiation. 18-inch boiler. ators, guaTanteed. $325; 2 or 3 years to p 1o, Hhortga n. Budget Plumbing eat e taken. ing Co.. Lincoln 10317 PAINTING Fronts of previous work Lin. 5765, PAPERING. scraped _ary invited. Insist upon_betfer work led and papered intect free” Guar- “Ad. 8660-J. 648 Newton pl,n.w SADERIN(—Roome papered, 35 up. PAPERINGTERES 65, painted: 5. _Roy White. Atiantic 465 PAPERHANGING, PAINTING Deal direct with mechanic. Suetlllhthl§ week only. rooms papered, $5 up, c: 0! terms._ Call_Adams_9637. sy PAPERING AND PAINTING. No cash necessary. First payment to start September 1. Papering. ainting, Sitimbiie heating. carpentiy, bunding. e modeling, electric_wiring. Lay and scrape all kinds floors. Build _garages. Come and see the new NORGE ELECTRIC REFRIG- ERATOR on display_in our show room. A 512 cu fi. box, $179.50. Lowest terms. Just cal THE HOME DECORATORS. 1009 9th St N. Metropolitan = 5 —Rooms _papere: PAPERHANGING 9 3" 5 mate furnighed work susranteed, A, T George. 2120 18th st. n.w. . 4149. ROOFING, reasonable. ' Ajax Roofing C¢ . night. 2028 18th st. n.w. NTER AND BUILDER. General house repairing, remodeling. build- ing. painting; work guaranteed: free est. J. WEBER, 1328 1ith st. s.e. Phone Lin. 1172. TUPHOLSTERIN Estimates given. rooms ERING furniture Tepairing. For lowest prices call Po- | tomac_1213-J. _ b TO PROPERTY OWNERS and real estate. Let us build your home, house or store remodeling. Make alterations on your buildings by first-class mechanics. Prices_made by us. all kinds of buildines. less than similar work has cost in many years.~ Call Lincoln 3937, or write us, Box 1912. Washington. D. C. = 100 ABSOLUTELY NO CASH REQUIRED FOR HOME IMPROVEMENTS. YOUR HOME SHOULD COME FIRST —it_Is the very foundation of your life. It pays to keep it in good condition, and remember General Contracting gives you the best job at the lowest possible cost. Here are & few of our home improvemeni ranches: PAINTING, PAPERING, PLUMBING, CAR- PENTERING. ELECTRIC WIRING, ROOF- |ING, CEMENT WORK, GARAGES. WEATHER-STRIPPING. etc. Try our easy pavment_plan. * Estimates cheerfully given. The GENERAL CONTRACTING CO. 927 New_York Ave. Dist. 5082._ I Metz, any time. Col. | 18° CABH REGISTERS—New Ohmer Cash regis- ters; all makes sold, repaired and exchanged. Estimates given Ohmer Fare Register Co. 1632 14th st. n.w._North 3087. Jy31e CASH REGISTERS, show cases, wail cases, unters, shelving, chairs, tables, scales, iron fes, coffee urns. steam tables, soda foun- ins. electric grinders, mixers, refrigerators, partitions, store equipment and fixtures of grery description. ' Edgar Baum, lac., 'OFFEE_URNS, toasters, sicam tables, #as stoves, grease ~tra terilizers, counters, cash registers. refrigerators. refrikerator dis- play ¢ electric mixer sa cash registers, tables, chaire. shelvige. “bake ,ete. s~ Store - Sth st.n.w.. Met. 9297 s COLES ELECTRIC meat and cofiee_ grinder, large: suitable for store; very reasonable. Phone Lincoln 4200 140 DESKS surplus from U. 8. Government: also tremendous savings in new factory Caire s, safes ete. Commercial Omes 5 safes, etc. Comm Furn. Co.. 430 8th st A KB—Sale of “factory seconds” of office furniture, desks. tables, chairs. book, cases. file cabiriets, cabinet safes and used office furniture._ You can also rent it. H. Baum & Son. 616 E st. n.w. National 9136 ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR, & cu_ft. a1l n~ guarantee riect ~ co Firac 5100 tukes it. 3805 R T ave ner 15 FRIGIDAIRE COMMERCIAL_COMPRESSOR. model N: cost $250: coil with ice trays, model, 1 T ¥ new. 835, For siore showcase: 5 multible “units. et t 355 ‘Address Box 119X Star o & FURNITURE. uncalled for: bed-davenport sofa. ‘newly upholstered. 30 "Other, living rniture very reasonable. N. Y. Up- holstering Co.. 617 F st: now. 4 FURNITURE—Walnut bed room suite, 35 walnut_dining room_suite. $39. overstuffed living room suite, $37; new beds. complete, $13.50. 1231 H nee 14- FURNITURE AND RUGS—Vacation clear- ance sale, bed room. living room and dining room furniture; odd dressers, chests, vani- ties and chifforobes. Special reductions on beds.” springs and matiresses. Studio beds and folding couches. sun parlor and porcn Turniture, Tefrigerators. ice boxes. breakfast sets, unfinished kitchen furniture, . felt- base floor covering. No rent to pey enables us to sell for less. Liberal terms. New Bar- gain’ House, 2004 14th nox. Open wvenin RKortn 3912 FURNITURE--Suites. odd pieces, restaurant cquipment. planos, etc, at Weschier's Aue- tion. 915 E St Bw.. tomorrow, 9 am. until aboiit 4 pm FURNITURE—Overstuffed living room suite, $21.50. walnut bed room suite. $35: dining room suite. $48.50; beds, bureaus. chifforobe chean. 1211 7 st. n.e. 150 FURNITURE—Queen Anne bed room suifi $50.Call mornings. Apt. 33, 17117 17th 1 FURNITURE from seversl npartments. now { stored in rear of bookstore. 734 9th st. n.W.: Also Reminaton portabie £25. National 6115. Bargain _prices. typewriter, with case, INVALID COUCH-CHAIR: will sell for haif price. 233 Ath st. ne. Lincoln 4612-W. OFFICE_FURNITURE from U. S. Govi— Desks. chairs. file cabinets, tables: everything for your office &t great saving. Washington Salvage Co.. office furn. dept.. 310 8th st. n OVEN. 4-SHELF _GAS, practically new. suitable for bakery or lunch room. Address Box 211-X. Star office. 3 PIANO— Have new sm; o sell $1.000 consider any 'reasonable offer “or place with good party Daying cartage charges that would be interested in buying later. W. W. Kimball Co. 1721 11th st. n.w. PIANO- We need 3 small Tights. in fair condition. What have you to offer> Wil you trade or want cash? W. W. Kimball Co.. 721 1ith s phone " calls. PIANOS ot a great reduction in prices— Small Sohmer, $85; Stiefl, like new, 3265 Harvard_ 3$48: Emerson player. $155: ‘apart- ment size uprieht. $185, like new; one Stie $175. inculding bench and one year's fr tuning. Grands and uprights for rent. R pairing! packing and shipping. Hugo Woreh, Hardman ard Kranich & Bach pianos, 1116 nw RADIOLA-VICTOR___COMBINATION: _ cost 3475, will seil for $25. Call 1415 Crittenden St nw. after 6 pm. REFRIGERATOR. porcela 100-1b, capaciiv. 3 doors cost 100 sell $20. after 6. iz M REFRIGERATORS Used Hussmann, Sherer, Giliette and Oriole refri play low price: 1 456 Py RUG_Store ru, 13x30. mi Shade. vers reasonabie. Fur_Shop. 128 G st n.w G RUGS—Four rose fiber rugs. 9x12: used 3 months. Can be seen at Apt. 22. Savoy. 2804 14th st Adams 7485. 1 SEWING MACHINE. late model Singer drop- hend. treadle. complete with sttachment :g?’ 5}2. x'z down. White Sewing Machine Co., SEWING MACHINES Drophead Singer. $15; New Home. $15 Standard, $15: New ideal, $10: others at §5: all guar. New machines, 13 mo. Renting and repairing. Open evenings. SE.Sew Mch. Shop. 313 Pa. ave. s.e. Lin G275, lined. side fcer, excellent condition? 2231 Perry st. me., Capitol $10. $5.°1265 Wisconsin ave. West 1863, SEWING MACHINES-_Reconditioned electric portable as low as $17.95: three almost new machines. complete with attachments. White Sewing_Machine Co. 800 H st. n.w SFWING MACHINE. Singer. portable elec- tric. Must be sold at_nce Knee control. Light. perfect order. Bargain at $35. 1307 Conni_ave. n.w SEWING MACHI Washington style, electric cabinet will sacr. Light, full guarantee Hst.nw i TYPEWRITERS Current tioned like new rentals. repairs. Co. 1714 H st. n.w. Nat. TYPEWRITERS Genuine b anteed late models: easy terms. We rent, repair, trade. Standard Typewriter Co. 23 lith nw. TYPEWRITERS$1 was $165, ice for '€63.50: complete with sew- set_of attachments and White Sewing Machine Co. own. 1 per week b 8 hew or used portable tipewriter. se) the New Roval. Corona. Remington, Un= derwood. Old_typewriters taken in trade. Metropolitan 9674. District Typewriter Ex: change 715 H st. n.w y ables included: rent reduced 1421 Fast Capitol st. 1 T TTER RENTAL 1863 Underwood: t Qpen evenings. RVICE. Georela Rovals and L_C. Smiths, $250 mo.: 3 mos. in adr.. $6.75: 6 mos.. $1. VACUUM_CLEANERS —Hoover No_ 700. 32! Eureka Standard. $20: Electroiux. Airway, $15; like new: guar. vear: repairing. b Darts. all cleaners: rent cleaners. $1.50 da: uim Cleaner Shop. 1404 Girard. _Ad. 09 NOW WRECKING Large old Colonial mansion at 2nd and Tsts. n All material for sale. {ncluding sntiques, marble and vood mantels. porch eolumns fooring, sidins. sheathing ‘snd joists of & sizes. Heating plant. radiators, bath tubs, la tories, fire escapes Drive in through the grounds and look our materials over G. H. SHARTZER, ‘North 2576. PIANOS Many at factory prices, while they last. 52 of Stieff's pianos. returned from rental contracts, are offered at the lowest prices ever known in Washington. Will sell each for their unpaid balance, applying what rent has been paid. 20 pianos to be sold for $50 each or less. All in good condition when delivered. ranging in 12 exchanged grand pianos, price from $295 to $498. 2 grands to be sold for their unpaid bl ances. 106 slightly used pianos and players at factory prices. This gives you an opportu- nity to get & piano at almost its wholesal price. You are buying direct from the man- ufacturer, d in order to handle our Pall stock. you can almost make your own price, Horms ¥o_Suit TR YOU - BOY. NOW NO INTEREST or CARRYING CHARGES. Stop in the store TODAY and make your selecticn. AT CHAS. M. STIEFF, INC, _—_“{076 St. N.W. SMALL APARTMENT UPRIGHT PIANO. A besutiful high-grade instrument, fully guaranteed by well known manufacturer, to be sold for the small balance due on lease. Payments $2 weekl: Exceptional e for some one. Telephone or write to Mr. Williams, CREDIT MANAC( % 721 11th St. N.W. Met. 2734 HOME MODERNIZING SERVICE. SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER TQ NEW CUSTOMERS. 1st Payment Next October. NO_DEPOSIT REQUIRED. PAY AS LOW AS $5 MO. ‘Terms Up to 3 Years and Remember Prices Are Lower Now for the Summer Months. Phone or Write for Free Estimates. c-’vlwnunn Garagés, Hardwood Floors, MAKE YOUR HOUSE A HOME. CONTINENTAL HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. Chandler Bidg. Nat. 2884. o~ SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. ADDING MACHINE (Dalton), Pro-tec-to- graph _check writer; reasonable. Phone North_3976. BAKER'S OVEN, § shelve: burner, almost new. between 2-2:30_p.m. BATH, T ick ana bullding materials, he Hechinger Co. s now selling at its 3 yards ssivage malerial from many wre obs! We have large auantities of usy 10k, Tamber (Ixe, 2x6. 238, 2%10; Sx13 IN LENGTHS YOU WA sheathing. flooring, windows, doors, sash. Dipe, bath tubs, radi- ators, plumbing and heating materials In ex- cellent condition. Come to elther of our three ds for the greatest selection at bargain Bl co. moverwnrorm prer Main Office—15th and H Sts. NE Downtown—th and O Sts, §. Brightwood—5925 Ga. Ave, NW. DOGS, PETS, ETC. NG OUT—Persian cats and _kittens B hat, CWhite and colors.” 1223 Harvard st. n.w. _Col. 8929. FOX TERRIER PUPPIES, wire-haired, pedi- Atlas Kennels.. Antrim Station, West Ohurch 448, °_23* German epherd puppies: good 35 and $3. Clarendon 1988. 98 d. Clarendon. Va. DOGS BOARDED—Kyner's Kennels: §3 week= EOGB-"B&‘ H. Kyner, Bladensburg, Md. BIRDS BOARDED. Called for and Delivered. ATHERTON'S PET SHOPS, €12 ¥ St N.W. 1404 Irving N.W. ~_ SPECIAL—SPECIAL—SPECIAL. Your dog given & sanitary bath, complete- 1y eliminating fleas. and dried with electric 1l for $1. Dr. Locke's Dog and Cat 12 ing_st. n.wa_ Col. 0574. CATS BOARDED. KOOL KOUNTRY KENNELS. with private runs; un- Ereca ree Falls Church, Va. Fails Ch 10 mins. from Georgetown. 1411, LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE. TOWS, fresh. young grade Guernsey_and Holstein, tubérculin tested, 365 up. OC. B. Munson,” Arlington, Va. _Clar. 2194. BOATS. i7-Ft. OLD TOWN CANOE, 3 new and back Tests; perfect condition; $30. Dumbarton ave. West 0864 addies 3141 B AND TABLES, all sizes; ‘complete stock supplies: table and cue re. airing; best workmanship. Conn. Billl wiing 8upply Co., 810 9th n.w. B L . —Wi g two city A iard & | Dempsey’ Dist. 4711, | CANOES FOR SALE OR HIRE. Boats, $1 per day or night. Boat House, 36th :nd X = Glant Grosses; sbout i} lhfi‘fl color: