Evening Star Newspaper, August 28, 1931, Page 26

ONFLYING TOOPEN L C. S. “Casey Jones” to Give Weekly Talks on Aviation Over WMAL Here. A new weekly radio series devoted to activities in the realm of aviation will{ be opened tonight on WMAL and other | Columbia stations. Called “Friendly Five Footnotes,” the programs will be conducted by C. S. (Casey) Jones, prominent aviation ex- ecutive, who was an Army Air Corps instructor during ‘be World War. Each week he will discuss current flving | events, and from fime to time will pre- sent outstan 'ng aviation personalities as_guest artists. ‘The dramatic sketch, at 8 o'clock, also will have an aviation background. The dramatization will be based on the story, “Co-Pilot,” by Liwewllyn Hughes. Balalaika Music Tonight. A celebrated group of Russian artists, accompanied by the Balalaika Orches- tra, under the direction of Peter Biljo, ‘will present a program of stirring gypsy dances and folk songs during the ‘Around the Samovar” broadcast. The soloists will include Valia Valentinova, contralto; Florence Stern, violinist, and Eli Spivak, baritone. Chopin's “Mazurka in A Minor” in dance tempo will be a feature of the | Pagent program at 9 o'clock. Among :he other selections are Herbert's “Span- ish Serenade,” and a medley of hits| from the “Music Box Revue.” Gretchen Kier, prominent Washing- ton soprano, wiil present the regular Musical Art Gallery program at 10:15. She will be accompanied by Edith Virden-Smith, pianist. Countess Albani to Sing. Jessica Dragonette, Dugumr radio so-; prano, will return to tonight as the Service Hour program over WRC and | ® network of other National Broadcast ing Co. stations. Miss Dragonette has been sway on vacation, and a special prosram has been arranged to wark microphone r return. She will contribute “When | Ycu Look in the Heart of a Rose” and | “Valencia.” Countess Olga Medclago Albani, so- prano, and the Men About Town Quar- le'. will present the Kodak week end The Theater of the Air gmdmt again will feature a group of vaudeville and radio stars. “Love Before Lunch” will be presented over WOL tonight by the Northern Dr: matic Co. The station's musical fes tures include dance music by Phil Loria’s Orchestra and a concert by the Vagabonds. Sammy Brown, George Milton and Mary Prances Glenn will be hel‘r)(:hinl‘ er musical features will be provided by the | recitals tonight over WJSV. Ryder Ensemble and Mullane’s Mas- queraders. Major Radio Features VARIETY. Kate Smith, crocner, WMAL, 6 Cock, comedian, WRC, 6:30; Service Hour, with Cavaliers’ Quartet end Bourdon _ Orchestra, WRC, T Eskimo Club, WRC, 8:00; Leo Re* man's Orchestra, WRC, 8:30; Ann Leaf athe organ, WMAL, 11:30. DRAMA. “The Stebbins Boys,” WRC, 5:45; Amos n' Andy, WRC, 6:00. , CLASSIC. Grand Opera Miniatures, WMAL, 7:30. " DANCE MUSIC. ‘The Commanders, WMAL, 11:00; Bill Donohue's Orchestra, WRC, 11 Palais d'Or Orchestra, WRC, 11:30. HIGH LIGHTS ELSEWHERE. 5 fi—fi%fi: in Brief; Lowell Thomas 'JZ, WBAL, KDKA, WBZ, WRVA'and WLW. 6:00—Maj. Bowes and His Capitol Theater Family—WEAF, WJAR, KDKA, 6:45—Robert L. or Not"—WJZ, WRVA, KDKA and WHAM. 7:00—Bernardo de Pace, mandolinist, and Nat Brusilofi’s Orchestra— WJZ, WB7A. WHAM, WREN, WBAL snd WLW. 8:00—Giuseppe Creatore's Orchestra— WJZ, WHAM, KDEKA, WREN, WBAL, WBZ, WHAS and WIAX. 8:30—Vocal chorus, Francis X. Bush- man and Josef Kcestner's Or- chestra—WJZ, WHAM, WMC, KDKA, WBAL, WJAX, and WREN. 9:00—Paul Whitemen and His Orches- tra—WJZ, KDKA, WBZ, WSM, WBAL, WHAM and WJR. 30—Clara, Lu and Em, humorous sketch—WJZ, WHAM, WBAL, KDKA, WLW and WREN. 10:30—Organ recital by Lew White— | WJZ, WBZ, WBAL and WHAM featured soloist in the WMAL Today on 315.6 Meters. 950 Kilocycles. 00—Dorothy Danbel, planist. :15—Old Spanish Day Filesta, Santa Barbara, Calif. 5—Fireside Songs. 30—The Benjamin Moore Triangle. 5—Tea Timers. Program highlights. ““The World in Music,” hy Plerre V. Key. 5—Dance Orchestra. 5—"“The Stebbins Boys.” 0—Amos_'n’ Andy. 5—The Coffee program. 0—Phil Cook, comedian. 6:45—Maj. Bowes' Capitol Family. 7:00—Service hour, with Cavaliers’ Quartet and Bourdon Orchestra. 8:00—Eskimo Club. 8:30—Leo Reisman’s Orchestra. :00—Nathaniel Shilkret’s Orchestra, quartet and Olga Medolaga Al- bani, soprano. :30—Theater of the Air. 0—Correct time. 1—Vincent Lopez and his orchestra. 00—Weather forecast. 11:01—Bill Donohue’s Orchestra. 11:30—Palais d'Or Orchestra. 12:00—Carl Moore’s Orchestra. 112:30 to 1:00a—McCoy’s Orchestra. Early Program Tomorrow. 6:30a—Tower Health Exercises, 7:00a—Gene end Glenn. 5a—Morning Devotions. 0a—Cheerio. 8.00a—Classic Trio. :15a—Tom Waring's Troubadours. 8:45a—Food program. 0a—Mrs. Blake’s Radio Columri. 5a—Hits and Bits. 10:15a—Piano recital. 110:30a—Keys of Happiness. 11:00a—Vocal solos. 11:15a—Breen and de Rose. 11:302—On Wings of Song. 00m—Palais d'Or Orchestra 0—National Farm and Home Hour. 0—The Melody Three. 2'00—Dancing melodies. | 3:00—Classic gems. 3:30—Pacific feature hour. 475.9 Meters. 630 Kilocycles. 3:00—Light opera gems 3:45—Edna Thomas, “The Lady From Louisiana.” 4:00—Jewish Art program. 0—John Kelvin, tesor. 5—Edna Wallace Hopper. :00—"In_the Realm of Sports,” Kirke Miller. :15—Ear]l Carpenter’s Orchestra. 0—Whispering Jack Smith. at by 00—Time and program resume. 2—Kate Smith, crooner. 5—Dennis King and orchestra. 30—Jimmy and Jane. ! 0—Arthur Pryor's Band. | 7:15—"Singin’ Sam.” | 0—Grand Opera Miniatures. ! 00—Dramatic sketch. 8:45—"Latest Aviation News,” Casey Jones. 9:00—The Pageant, with Tolscha Seidel, Bird’s Quartet and Sam Lanin’s Orchestra. 30—Around the Samovar. 00—St. George Orchestra. :15—Washington’s Musical Art Gal- lery—Gretchen Kier, soprano. 10:30—Morton Downey and Anthony Wons. 10:45—Jack Miles and orchestra. 11:00—The Ccmmenders. 11:30—Ann Leaf at the organ. 12:00—Weather forecast. 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Our terms are so easy you’ll never miss the money. the Radio (All programs scheduled jor Eastern Standard Time.) 8:45a—Morning Minstrels. 9:00a—The Ambassadors. 9:30a—New World Salon Orchestra. 10:00a—Adventures of Helen and Mary. | 10:30a—Columbia Revue. 11:00a—Don Bigelow’s Orchestra. j11: 30a—Taft Orchestra. | 12:00m—St. George Orchestra. 12:30—Atlantic City Musicale. 1:00—Street Singer. novelty act. 1:15—Columbia Salon Orchestra. 2:00—The Four Clubmen, 2:30—the Three Doctors. 2:45—Saratoga Racing Series. WOL 2282 Meters. 1,310 Kilocycles. 2:55—Description Washington-Boston ball game. 5:15—Army pregram. 5:30—L. F. Butier, basso. :45—One-time Opportunities. :00—Dinner music. :15—Cecll and Sally. :30—Phil Loria’s Orchestra. ‘00—Fleming Orem, marimba sololst. | 20—News flashes. :30—Northern Dramatic Co. :00—L. Z. Phillips, trombonist. 15—Advertising program. 30 to 9:00—The Vagabonds. Early Program Tomorrow. 00a—Musical Clock. 00a—Chimes and Birthdays. :05a—Musical Clock (continued). :00a—Melody Moments. 30a—Program by the Tuberculosls Association. 45a—Request program. :15a—Walter Reed Hcspital request | program. :45a—Organ interlude. 00m—Road conditions in Virginia. 2:05—Luncheon Music. 12 30 to 1: OD—Dnnce musie. WJSV 205.4 Mdm 1,460 Kilocycles. 00—Description .of the Washington- Boston game. 00— Your English, 05—The Bookman. 10—Where to Get It. :15—Sports _reporter. 20—News flashes. 30—Where to Get It. 0—Mrs. Sandman. 5—Ryder Ensemble. 45—Songs by Sammy Brown. :00—George Milton, baritone. 15—Dance orchestra. 45—Mary Frances Glenn, soprano. 00—Uncle Tom and His Hired Help. :30—Mullane’s Masqueraders, 00—News flashes. :15—Studio feature. 30—Dance orchestra. Early Program Tomorrow. :00a—Organ reveille. 00a—The Treasure Chest :00a—Hints to Housewives. :10a—Food talk. :30a—Modern Manners, :45a—Dance program. :00a—Sacred hour. :00m—Correct time. :01—Luncheon music. :30—Old King Tut and Bill Haislip. :30—Studld feature. :45—Dance orchestra. 2:15—Modern Melodies. 2:30—Nell Lewis Stafford, reader. 3:00—Ball game. N 4345 Meters. 690 Kilocycles. 9:55—Time signals. 10:00—Weather report. Berks County, England, has bought 8 dog to guard poultry at an egg- hymg We want you to test one of the new PHILCO Radios in your own home—WITH- OUT COSF OR OBLIGATION. We know that you will get your greatest thrill in radio! We'll Name Folks Behind The Microphone BY THE RADIO EDITOR. IKE many other singers, Alleen Stanley, who broadcasts over an N. B. C. network, started her career in vaudeville. She made her debut some years ago with her brother in a variety hall in the sub- urbs of Chicago. Miss Stanley, however, attributes much of her success to the late Nora Bayes. It was Miss Bayes who really started her on a stage career. Miss Stanley was playing a three- week engagement in a Chicago night club, when Miss Bayes happened into the p 5 After hearing Miss Stanley sing, Miss Bayes sent for her to tell her she was destined for star- dom and to_ give her some advice, including the sug- gestion that she change her name (from Muggridge) to something more acceptable to the success on stage, dating from that interview, is equaled only by her outstanding record as a maker of phonograph discs. She made her first record for an obscure | Western company, then tottering on the edge of oblivion. The company, how- ever, sold 50,000 copies of that record | and put new life into its business. Re- | cently another recording company pre- sented her with a gold cup to mark her fitteenth-million record. ERE HEN the Daddy and Rollo serles closes its run on Columbia early next,_ month, its place will be taken by Kate Smith anl her Swanee music. She will be heard five times a week. Miss Smith, of course, is the Washington girl who made good on Broadway before radio picked her up as a star. * ook % ILLIE JONES and Ernie Hare re- turn to N. B. C. September 4 from a six-week vacation. Next | week the Boswell sisters are to start a month's_tour, extending to Chicago. While they're away, Columbia will broadcast their regular radio programs from whatever city in which they are appearing. . . . Walter O'Keefe, former newspaper columnist, star of the stage d night club favorite, is to be Rudy allee’s guest in his Sunshine Hour broadcast September 10. . . . Harry Elmer Barnes, sociologist and author, has been booked for a talk on N, B. C. September 3. His subject is to be “The Genesis of the Racketeer.” Rice which has the appearance of wheat has been found growing on bam- boo stocks in the Dekkan district of n Special Radio Features WRC 5:15 to 5:45—The Rice Bakery Program: A program of popular dance music. RADIO FREE COUPON Please send free details of your Special Offer on the 1932 Philco. Address ... e G e e i o e Phore tcday—or fill out and mail the coupon above. Better still, call and select the model you want us to deliver to you: home for this free trial. Come in and LOOK and LISTEN! Open Evenings §. co. 1« ! CLOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 11 pm. day before publieation. For Sunday, 5:30 p.m. Saturday. At the Branch Agencies, one hour earller, both for daily and Bunday. Only Exceptions Death Notices and Lost and ¥ound advertisements for The Duiy Star will be accepted up to noon, day of issue, except Batur- day and Lesal Hoildays, when the closing time is 10 am. Death Notices and Lost and Found for ‘The Bunday Star will be accepted up to 11 p.m. Saturday. CIRCULARS PROHIBITED. In order to protect its adver- tisers from receiving circular matter, it is expressly under- stood and agreed that all such matter will be withheld as far as possible by The Star. Only bona fide answers to advertise- ments addressed to box numbers in care of The Star will be de- livered to advertisers on pres- entation of the box number ticket. BOYS and young me: and 18, for day work a3 messengers; perma- nent_employment for the Winter. = Apply Mr. Schryver, 1317 N. Y. ave. CHEP wanted for local restaurant who thoroughly understands cooking and prepar- ing of f00d; experienced only need answer. Address Box 85-J. Star office. = DELIVERY BOY, white. over 1 t ha driver's permit;’ prefer one living in a. 2237 Minnesota ave. se. o DRAPTING INSTRUCTOR, experienced w | mech., arch.. elec.. . etc.. permanent: Food inlary. Address Box 419-B, Btar offce ESTIMATOR, man of neat appearance and thorough experience. Miller Upholstery G 1 D n.w. “ FARMHAN] Lohr. Vi petween 00d, all-around man. her, with gen- work hard and commerce pected and 439-B. Star office. LINOLEUM LAYER wanted: perience and salary expected. te experience and e references. Ad tate age, ex- Address’ Box MAN—Room and board in exchanse for help around house. 1116 9th st. n.w. MANAGER WANTED_A national firm, rated ants financially_responsible party business in Baltimore: 375 e possible for man with ability means. NO TRAVELING. Give Address Box 431 o s week or mi and financi; phone number. office. handle, secured throush s new method. We require the services of three of four men with cars. for whom we furnish leads and close sales. See Mr. Adams, 1407 New York ave. nw - A MEN to take orders for coal; this is the season. Yale Lumber & Coal Co., 920 New York ave. : 30° MEN, white, for work in Washington. Vir ginia and Maryland. Only willing works need apply. See Mr, Spooner Monday mor ing, 209 Hill Bldg.. 17th and Eye sts. n.w. NIGHT CLERK for hotel: experienced pre- ferred. Must be able to Eive referencs Aboiv 1218 13th st mw | PHARMACIST, youns man, registered Virginis reference requires state age, ex- perience. Address Box 417-B, Star office 4 PIANO, banjo, drums, trumpet. trombone. E flat and B flat sax.; must have baritone clarinet; non-union: between 20-2f ble to Diay " without music and hot: have own music. Address Box 407-B. Star office. 28° SOLICITOR. experienced in building line preferred; mi good proposition | for right mi Box 409-B, Star office. 5 YOUNG MAN, unmarried, for haberdashery. Apply 500 9th st.. United Shirt Shop. . YOUNG MEN (2) wanted, neat appearing, to represent large New York corporation. Can earn real money if you qualify. Apply 117 =c01“ Bidg., 8 to 9:30 am. Ask for Mr. Ambition sonality and fair education; prefe ried: $100-a-week caliber: give a ence. phone number. 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PERE e~ LEARN COSTUME DESIGNING, PATTERN drafting ressmaking and millinery: won- derful opportunities. professional and home courses, day and evenings: individual in- struction: ‘patterns cut fo measure: stvie 3P4 At eusranteed - Livingstone Academy. as TS ngton. 1333 B st. B.W. WHEN DEATH STRIKES A F. }- B need o teel That th ferior Ilnenl servi .\Il u ‘The iter W W S complets Toneran hrs lll!k ul 75 World's rt t, guaranteed. steel from Chambers Dl “ h rIl the Greater 4th, cor._ Chspin n.w. Gt gn :vtnv ARE GIVEN INVALIDS, CONVA- lescents and aged, b’ nurse in her own home. Adams 7363 1833 Kalors % MAPLEWOOD SANITARIUM—NEWLY Di orated 'al home for elderly and chronic Bates” 728 Grcen "ave Sifver Burmesba ave. Siiv o Phone Siiver Spring 72 Bl IOTOI TIAVEL Tl P ET or transportatio Sept. 4. Clev. 2579, S R WE_FIND MOTORISTS ~WITH VACANT seats and travelers to fill them. Bunya Auto Travel Bureau, 1404 L st. " Met. 938 DRIVING NEW CLOSED CAR TO ] rl.onnu, Saturday or Sunday: take one or two, rea- Phone_District_9346. NATIONAL AUTO TRAVEL SERVICE. 70 California and eisewhere. 847 Earle Bide. Call_any_time. 3 MAN DESIRES transportation to | D!nvtr‘ Colo.: “will drive or share expenses. Phil GO ANY- help drive and share expenses: ture Sunday. Lincoln 2254-R. ?’IQ!D e vl f sickness. . on_accoun T go0d flon. " Address Box 380-B. Brar offcec 3o work. competent instruction, ideal surround- | CA ings New 1ates now in_efiect. Easy terms. _ Day, evening classes. 818 14th Bt. N'W. 1325 N. H. Ave. N.W. CIVIL SERVICE. Prepare now for stenographer and type- writing exam.; very jow tuition rate by en- rolling now. The Civil Service P School, s.e. cor. 12th & F sts. n. DICTATION CLASS Slow, medjum. fast dictation. Review of last half of the manual; typing. evening all for.§2 per month; tuition refund- ed If dissatisfied: courses given as an adver- tising feature. ' For information apply in person only. ~ (No ietters no phone caily ntire fifth floor, National Press f. 8. Ginu & Co. STENOGRAPHERS. CIVIL SERVICE. epare now for next stenographic exami nation. Complete course. $15. Held Monda: Wednesday, Friday evenings. 7 10 9. LLEG! COLUMBIA COl Post Office Blds.. 1413 Park R xamination Practice. pecial home study course in Sutlltlc‘ recommended only for Civil ice Applicants with knowledge of _fun mentals of statistics. is now ready. course consists of 8 typical Civil ~Bervice Tests, each based on forme: #cluding Computation. Gri tion and Mental Tests, wit for_each. The complete course of practice material may be had for $7.50. MOUNT PLEASANT SCHOOL ‘OR SECRETARIE Tivoli Theater Bidg, 3313 14th St. N.W. PAULINA MARTIN HOOVIR SECRETAR' STATISTICAL CLERK. Salary, $1,620. Intensive coaching course with complete home study jessons. Subjects: Elementary computation, llbllllllDI!r index numbers, requericy | tables. mental test, et 7-9; Aug. 31 tod; el your course not 1333 P st. Nat. 2338. ledl paying 1 2 el S i smE e e fara et lefrer Addrées Box 3928, :E:%'?: WHIRLWIND ~ MAGCHINES (1 it condition. each with two fronts making them practically two machines; only 3750 each for auick mie. Tn good locations; these will our _spare Box 3035, star offce. " o L AND MEAT, first-ciass; fine loca- fully “equipped. = Address Box 438.8, G tion: GROCERY—Will _ saerifice henlth; cash, trade; long lease. A'c"m'i”n'n MEAT STAND in Arcade Market, best loca- tion: price reasonable. Address Box m-l. Star office. PARTNER for new cosmetics, toilet articl ies and medictnals. office.. iness, to nnun:tm s, household necessi. Address Box 424, SANDWICH SHOP and sods fountain, in downiown "office building: wonderful oppor tunity for hustler; owner in other business. : M: 918 N. Y. ave. n.w. ancing pat. s, article 1s i t de. d can be sold to over 40.000 stores grou.g.cm the country. Address Box 3028, r o 1523 17th ST, N.W.—8tore. 3 ap nmtnu and arage, am.i. Sendoz, Inc. 3 Dupont Cir- rtner with 3§350 for one-hall cafe: business will net $100 fion Terrace Cafe, corner 14th s n.W. 200 capita i in tire re- iving_quarters included at once. Address B> WANT PARTNER. pairing: ‘rent. excellent _location 335-B. Star office. 'WANTED—Party with and supervising og‘erltlon of_agents in_re- covery of sutomobiles to invest 5500 with service in well established company. Honal .opportunity. - Address Box 323 officy BAKERY for sale; going business; re gle reat: f shop, beside nlrk.ev.. NEW LOW-R TORES. Sultable brokers, insurance. loan ofice, ; Sls,, Low rent, liveral conces 1424 K st. n.w. excs s RADIO TRAINING. Millions of unskilled workers. many gnem' with vood eductlion*are"taier lua:- 0 ifs infancy an uncrowded feld. "Radio 15 world's fastest STowing industry and offers s & any excellent_opportunities. OUR GREAT RECORD. In_Washington, throushout America and the world. both in commercial business and in Government service and flev-nnunu. our graduates are earning excellent laries Fadio aperators. IRBOTAtOry 1echICIANS, Tadio le junior radio engineers. !ll:‘ FALL TERM OPE L2 Course takes 10 months, with o) rtunit; of finishing in 6 months. Qualifies for ANl kinds of radio positions in business and Government vice and prepares for pass- ing Government examinations for radio po- sitions. Tuition fee moderate and terms of payment easy. Experience unnecessary. Higb-school education helpful, but only com- mon,caueaiion Besdeg. €O DUt 90 One or Wrte for Pree Catalogus, Office Now Open for Enrollm: i3 F i L.OOMIS RADIO COLL America's_Leading R: " ot 5 s N.w, adio Institutien, . colored, wishes position; __Pot. 3579. s experience. private dress Box 428-B, Star office. LAW-SCHOOL GRADUATE assed Jus bar examination desires work giving le experience Address Box 413-] off six_year experience® with all Makes of cars: willing ¢ k. Teasonabl Bk Lincotn Tioged, T ‘0 oIk Teasomsbly. PAINTER and puper] an, Wit onably. e | [ACIST, ~experienced R T e e g work. 1005'L at. n.W." Metropolitan 1498. YOUNG MAN d change mm- school education, 12 years', experience, mg and clerk. automotive Dart best of references: ¢ Box_425-B. m YOUNG M Boiee o Nandune credi ition with reliable offer advancement for hard work. the six years worked for twe nm-. nish A-1 references from both. taking charge in full of credit . tons. Wil "consider, any_ reason: Box_439-4 office. desires vov}vo uA;fl. white, s, o ¢ o;q:“ T naval recor Ll Sfuthal " Emplorment” B NO SELLING. NO COLLECTING. We require the services of several ladies ‘culture for organization work, Fo those who'quality s dr ceount’ of Der_ week can be Mrs. vud. 1407 New York a IIII.P-—DOIBfl‘I'lC. GIRL. white. to l-kl_fiau of, oh old and lll|l|. ‘with hot W' zwm i ave. : “years % 5 T o S CONTRACTORS. 7 Construction fleld office: two years' expe- rience with large construction Sompany on timekeeping, pay roll and mate- references with interview. B, Star_office. SITUATION—WON Address Box nion and secrstary, or take charse n ? Ten years in last po- of motherless home. irom"thebest, peopie m'"m&"‘ wi it at_town. Address Box 406-B. Star ofl GRADUA mll il tai duty. ean furnish city nmn.g Sl wirse, Adams | floors. Marckus D. - o o8 Bavis. n..f‘.“s'&""‘ Dainted, 3500 up: ey Dalnted and_peneriod: Ciad uaren Work. Lincoln 5765, Earle Jordan. Painting, Pagerhan ing, Etc. ezt So,cash pomed sor pacting mum'-m:.'.' roon, i " eement works #ae Taves, weather strh REMEMBIR, A down payment 1s not necessary—just for your home I-gov-nnnll in e Iy instalimeni timates cheerfully iv The GENERAL CON RA(TT[N(;C Dist. 927 New Yorl Ave. PAPERING - Insist upon_better work. r..fi Chavminely. §7.90 " We, disintect Tiee > G b e ect antee Dec. Co., Ad. 5825, 648 Newton pi ;{!". l’:qxerin;;. }‘nin\ing and For n clean wor| work that is 1o be appreeiates sonable price. Al work Mfl anteed. Newest selections ‘of Cash or terms. Opea day and ADAMS 1344. - % Keystone Decorating Co. 3541 14th St. NW, PAPERING AND PAINTID NO CASH NECESSARY to have your home modernized by a reliable_company. eitimte on your paperins. bainting. elec. iric wiring. plumbing. heating. hardwood floorine. roufing, bullding and concrete Work, Small montnly piyments will take care of the above. THE nou: DECORATORS, INC., 1009 nn%“.:lg‘ ¥ Phone Met. FAPERHANGING—GOOd _work, guaranteed writing: rooms scraped dry. cracks filled, at 37.35: hieh selection. Spigel, Co. PAPERHANGING—ATrtistic rooms, | painting. plastering; quick service: estimats { anywhere. J. Heulin, 1618 D s.e.~Lin. 8870. PAPERHANG ING-Rooms savered. nd up. Estic mate furnished. Work .mm George.”2129 18th st. nv" %.e‘lll’ PLASTERING patch work d don- “reasonal new celling, 310 up: guaranteed. P. L. ul‘ 705 13th st. s.e. 'Lin. 4531 [ —Guttering, spouting. Dll-l— ROOFING— Gt g cleaning, te palring: reasonable. Ajax Roofing Co. 5314, day. night. 2038 18th st. n UPHOLSTERING. slip cover: airing. painting. tlult cal bholtiery Co. ¥. J. Gariand: rRia 3644 SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. NG~ MACHINE. _ Ameri portable, 40380 Qso Toad eheck 'rlAer“‘:B Call to- day or tomorrow. Room 208, 612 P st. n.w. AIR COMPRESSOR. Brunner nm“ alternating motor: Dower auto washing m: ghine.” Y-hp. sitesnating motor; mrnu. Edgar ARCOLA, o™ 6. _complet radiator, Radianifire heater, 100- heater. new toilet outfit, 81 ) desired. A, ‘Sengstack. . prumbing ® and jn¥._Atiantic 4621, BABY CARRIAGE (fl-yvnu-w siroller. high cheir. crib, o oy Sewing ‘machine. Simmons metal dod, 1 glider; good condition. 1370 Perry Siiver Bel and 'wccessories; cost 31 weeks; selling at grest for 8 Warder st. ly W. 8. J . Oonmhh 5774 A g UINLIEW N 108 H st. n.w. e S e BATH TUBS, orick a: '".:,{J""—.% Come to any’of Hechl entire needs ot Sisily selected We b ve Jaree 5. ‘anea . Dath, rood used brick. I ix12 IN ANY o X, ... X = llent unlmon All i ar- "w‘ for convenient nl&ufl. Visit our 3 l.lir'| sreatest selection at bargain o ECHINGE! He Main Omec 150n ang Downtown—gth and C Brishiwood—su15 Ga. Ave, NW. BED-DAVENPORT SUITE. 360: day 35; sewing machine, §5: Colonial rocker, §18; sect] oor 1 2035 P st. n.w.. 1st_ficor, rg BED-DAVENPORT. moh 984 chairs, maple bureau | -d sofa. russ. ASH REGISTERS, b nnun. Iving. chairs E: fag, Cloctric arie M partitions. siare equ every des savings close-outs ghairs. fles, safes, et Fu 430 DIAMOND mm‘r blue-white stone. qua; white_gold mounting; herd 2218. - mm DINING ROOM quality: exceptional only. Cotumbia 600" DINING SET. mahogany, MM’ | Vavon " Alban Towers ADL. 830, ¢ 1o ¢ p lL!C ~ REFRIGERATION—Diflerent res and homes: compressors. tha ‘pares; e seevics olf makes 1 v, now. ricond Roor. M s PLOOR SCRUBBING umnml—um* er machine. suitable for arble ldur Baum. Inc., 914 K FRIGIDAIRE, hole elec, ice cream :;eml condilion; price reduced. FURNITURE. nfin.‘fi'.la- n‘mw lll %’“D-N reau. ST: other furniture. 1211 BEDDING of all kinds Tenovated and -tzr by _process rl%l!flefl by S . C. Prompt, d %ln( Cow 2215 Sth 5t n. n‘flmi? RENOVATED, sprin pillows, feather mat.: down comiort. re-cov- ered. ideal Bedding Co.. 622 E n.w. Nat. 4094 BRICK—CONCRETE—WOOD. 1 branches of home improvements, trom cell to roof. No casa down,, t! r three ye: to pay. Best materials used tion guaranteed Budget Plumnbing ing Co.. 513 H CARPENTE] D ragee: all kinds concrete work Bladensburg rd. n.e. Lincoln 048 CARPRNTRE. aad- jobber; porches tiostd: repaired; fences built, all-metal weather stripping s Fnerll repairin: Morgan Bri- ning. 1359 Taylor st. n.w. Adams 1624. CARPENTERING, paperhanging, plastering, painting, roofing, repairing in general. 0 Job too smali. V. L. Insley, Adams 7796. 30* — Porch rocker: CHAIR CANEING foreh rocgen stering. Armstrong. 1235 10th n.w. Met. 2062. ELECTRIC WIRING AND FIXTURESSix rooms. ball. 'bath, 350 compisie and guar- anteed. Get my ‘estimate. Save time and H. M. Carpenter. North 0885. ELECTRIC WIR! first-class work at re sonable cost: remodeling a specialty. _Phone Decatur 31 Smith " Electric e e i e ELECTRIC wirine snd fstares, ix: plete. Dis. 7172. City Elec. Co. - PAINTING, PAPERHANGING. ex- ?'" mec}.mu reduced prices. Paul Serene, 8 New_York National 3666, GENERAL CARPENTER WORK, Sobbine. n.? Saranay £ T SR Campbel) 7504 Olive st. n.e HEATING & PLUMBIN(:. 18-inch boiler, 6 7 300 feet radiation. ators. guaranteed, $325; 2 or 3 years to pay R egee, token o ntet Husbtve & HEATING AND PLUMBING, new and re- Bairing. oil burners included; time payments. m = a HEATING : complete with for estimate HOME IMPROVEMENTS OF ANY DI ON. No down payment requ Sang coment. work, “SCCOINE. st earages. etc. WHY WAIT? Do the work now and make vour fiest monthly payment in October. ; to 3 years to pay. Estimi ree. CONTINENTAL HOME ]MPRO\/EMEI\T €O. __Chandler_Building. N m US IMPROVE Al:ednm o s Wi P, irect’ Zith mechanic save money: 7 Cal time. ITURE—Bed g plece walnut dining bed rfifllfl suite, $45; other nlrnllurl ‘chea) T davenport Ereen velonr_overstueq; Hie mew. See Goss. 1402 15th n.w. FURNITURE—] ‘mahog: desk, Tue. Dictures. antlatie Fiase snd chind, fat sierung silver, paie’ canary " birds !l\mts !2!1 Hiatt pl. n. Apt. ns_0633-W. e GAEAQ! lmDm large, metal, 50x138, l# now dismantled. .gln be used for bowl! - a alley. etc. Col. 4 'HOUSEHOLD ¥U! complete. sacrifice: 821 Quackenbos st. LAUNDRY TRONER. Apex “eckrie water radistor: latner, nc.. 914 E b. inthe, Bauni S50 OFFICE PURNITURE. and docwment files. typewriter, Ki tric_circulatin hine. ete.; dition. 6100 Georria 0280. QOFFICE FURNITURE from U. 8. Desks. chairs, file cabinets, tabes; ior your office at grest raving. Salvare Co.. office furn. dep! st n.v. our sust ‘special sale. Stieff Bew. 32383 1 Sobmer \pright. $75: Emerson plavers $145" used small krand, $315; apatsment aise upright, slightly used. $180; grands and rights 'for Hardmsn, Kranich Bach erands sizes. Hugo Woreh, Tuning, hat furnis if-olling. shallow ..»a'::,..':u.:. “hstaiied, 1t Generzl_Electric, Radicla. A Apex: 3 Govn” payments. balance moniy X lown 5 0 A Colorado Radio Saies & Service, 8814 Colo~ rado_ave. n.w. _Georgia 1486. REFRIGERATORS—Ured refrigerators _and ghow cases. sl makes: §28 and we. O V. Hill & Co 456_Pa. WING MA aitioned | lns, electric portables and consoles a4 Jow 95 White Sewing Machine Co.,