Evening Star Newspaper, September 2, 1931, Page 33

THE EVENING N.B.C. “MINIATURE | THEATER” RETURNS Rice to Interview Jones on Beverly Club Golf Title Battle. “Miniature Theate tional Broadeasting Co. ture, discontinued for the Summer, re- turns tonight and will be broadeast by | WRC. “Curtain,” & one-act drama, featur- ing Katherine Krug. star of the Good- | man Theater in Chicago, will be the initial presentation of the new Fail | series. Spottswood and Judith Lowrey will support her. The sporis period at 9:39 o'clock wil present Bobby Jones in a_discusston of | the “Battle of Beverly Country Club” at Chicago, where the best of America’ x( amateur golfers will contend for his al dicated title. Grantland Rice will inter- view Jones. Gladys Rice With Orchestra. Musical pictures from far-flung cor- ners of the glphz will feature the con: cert at 7:30 to be precented by Na- thaniel Shilkret’s Orchestra and Glad Rice.. “Your Land and N “Song of India.” and a mediey of the song hits from the New York revue The Band Wagon" are among the principal numb'-n The Revelers Quartet and Palmer, soprano, will present their | Tegular radio concert at 8:30 In ad dition WRC will broadcast a series of | dance programs and a resume cf the Tesuits of the Canadian Nation2l E: bition Swimming Marathon for world's champi Rita Gould, of vaudeville and musical fame, will take part in the Personalities ~prcgram tonight over WMAL and other Columbia Broadcast- ing Sy . She wili sing two selectic g and a medley of| smoon” songs made up of ‘When the | Moon Comes Over the Moun Naveling. Moon's snd “Wabash Moon Yoc novelties will be a feature of the Fast Freight program. Eddie, the organist. also wiil contribute a group of popular melodis One-Man Minstrel Show. “Singin' Sam” will draw cn his ex- periences with J. A. Coburn's and Al Fields' Minstrels for his program. He will present a one-man minstrel show, taking the parts of interlgcutor, both end men, two dancers and the soloist Three ' interm compositions are included in the Savino Tone Picture y are “Carnival,” “Inter- " and “The Fiight.” roadcast & wescription of tehes ton'ght at Grifith Stadium. The station’s musical fea- tures include dance music by Bob Gar- ber's Orchestra and maximba solos by Flemming The Four Harmeny Four. Mofatt's Orchestra and Rudy Schramm's Orches- tra will contribute to the program of WJSV. Programs by the Two Polarks and Beverly May, baritone, also are featured. | a popular Na- dramatic fea- | Olver | the Major Radio Features CLASSICAL. Mme. Frances ilda. WRC, 6:15; Savino Tone Pictures, WMAL, 9:30; Ira P.| Meyer, and Mary E. Meagher, WMAL, 10:15. DRAMA. “The Stebbins Boys.” WRC, 5:45; Amos 'n’ Ardy, WRC, 6:00; the Crime Club, WMAL, 8:30. VARIETY. Kate ' Smith, ‘crooner, WMAL, 6:02; Mortan Downey and Anthony Wons WMAL, 6:45; Arthur Pryor’s Band, WRMAL, 7:00; Gladys Rice and Shilkret- -Orchestra, WRC, 7:30; The Fast Freight, WMAL, 8:00; Olive Palmer, Serznaders’ Quartet and Haenschon's Orchestra, WRC, 8:30: Personalitics, with Rita Gould, | WMAL, $8:00; G land Rice in- | terviews Bobby Jones, WRC, 9:30. | DANCE MUSIC. Vincent Lopez and his Orchestra, WRC, 10:15: Will Osborne’s Orchestra, WMAL, 10:45; the Continentals, WRC, 11:30. HIGH LIGHTS SEWHERE. B:45—Topics in Brief, by Loweil Thomas—WJZ, WBAL, WBZ, WLW, WRVA and KDKA. 6:45—"Believe It or Not,” by Robert L. Ripley—WJZ, WBZ, WBAL, KDKA, WLW and WRVA. 7:30—Melody Moments; Eugene Or- mandy’s Orchestra end Oliver Smith, tenor—WJZ, WBAL, WLW, WLS, he First Nighter, “Big Time." aturing Jean Meredith—WJZ. WBZ, WBAL, KDKA, WIAM -The Masters; comedy trio—W) WBZ, WBAL, WHAM, KDIA, Vecalists — WJ/. WBZ, WLW and WHAM. 9:30—Clara, Lu and Em: humor: skit—WJZ, WBZ, WBAL, KDKA and WHAM. 10:00—Slumber mu Ludwig Laurier's Ensemble—WJZ, WBAL and/ ‘WIOD. 10:30—Lew White, organist — WJZ, WBAL. KDKA and WHAM. 11:30—Ben Poliack’'s Orchestra; dance music—WJZ, WBAL, WSB and KTHS. NAVY ORDERS Navy Department, Burcau of Naviga- | tion. Orders issued to officers under date of August 25, 1931: Lieut. (Junior Grace) John F. De- | laney, detached U. S. S, Barry; to U. 5. 5. Wright. Lieut. (Junior Grade) Louis P. Fair- lamb, detached naval rifle and pistol | team, Camp Perry, Ohlo; to U. 8. S. Babbitt. | Medical Cerps. Lieut. Comds. Horace V. C-rnett, de- | tached Naval Hospiwal, New York; to Navy Yard, Philacelphia Pa. Lieut. Comdr. Paul W. Wilson, de- tached U. 5. S. Chaumont about No- | ‘vember to 15th Naval District. Lieut. (Junior Grade) Soi B. Estes, detached Naval Hcspitel, San Diego, Calif,, about September 5; to Maring Corps base, San Diego, Calif. Lieut. (Junlor Grade) Maurice A. Bliss, detached Navy Yard, Bosto Mass., about September 28; to Asitic Station. ‘Warrant Officers. Chief Gunner Joszph R. Choate, de- tached Navai Ammunition Depct, Hing- ham, Mass.: to U. S. Memphis. Chief Boatswain George F. Kahle, de- tached VP Squadron, 7F (U. S. Ar-| gonne); to Naval Alr Station, San Diego, Calif. | Port. boms lhe capital nr Mauritvs, ! an island in the Indian Ocean, with a population of 50,6vu, nas c. R new pnp_e_l’f 315.6 Meters. WRC 950 Kilocycles. 3:00—Cissie Wcodward, pianist. 3:15—Chicagoettes. 3:30—Haze_of Melody. 4:00—The Lady Next Door. 4:30—The Tea Timers. 4:45—"Famcus Paintings in Many | 1and< " by Alice Huuhlm 5: no—r‘rrnam Highlights. 5:01—Wallorf Orchiestra. 5:15 neva,” b’ Willlam Hard. F 5:30—Waldorf Orchestra. 5:45—"The Stebbins Boys.” 6:00—Amos 'n’' Ancy. 5—Mme. Frances Alda, soprano. 6:30— Advertising feature. 6:45>—Armchair Quartet. 7:60 Exhibition £#mming Marathon. 7:04—Miniature Theater. T chestra, 8:00—"The Old Counselor.” 8:50—Olive Palmer, Serenaders’ Quar- tet and Haenschen’s Orchestra, 9:30—Gran! nd Rice interviews Bobby Jones Revell. 0:15—Correct time. 110:16—Vincent Lepez and his orchestra. 0—Weather forecast. 1—Cotion Club Orchestra. —The Continental Carl Moore’s Orchestra. :30 to 1:00a—McCoy’s Orchestra. Early Program Tomorrow. 6:30a—Tower health exercises. 7:00aGene and Glenn. g devotions. 8:00a—The Minute Men. £:15a—Tom Waring’s Troubadours, 8:452—Food progrem 9:00a—Mrs. Blake's Radlo Column. 9:15a—Three Little Maids. 9:30a—United States Navy Band. 10:00a—The Blus Streaks. 10:15a—Radio Household Institute, 10:30a—Sweet and Low Down. 10:45a—Al and Pete. 11:00a—The Trounadour. 11:15a—Breen and De Rose. 11:30a—On Wings of Song. 12:00m—New Yorker Concert Ensemble. 12:30—National farm and home hour. :30—The Melody Three. 2:00—Woman's Radio Review. 3:00—"The Magic of Speech,” by Vida Suttcn. 3:30—Dancing Melodies. 3:45—The Jungle Man. 4:00 to 4:30—The Lady Next Door. 4759 Meters. WMAL 630 kiloeyetes. 3:00—Dancing by the Sea. :30—Columbia Camp Concert. :00—Primer for Town Farmers. :10—Asbury Park Orchestra. 30—Address by Willlam Green, presi- | dent of the American Federation | of Labor. :45—Edna Wallace Hopper, :00—Bill Schudt's “Going to Press"— Speaker, Charles R. Tighe. 15—Songs by Jack Miller. :30—Piano Pals, 5—Flashes from The Evening Star. 00—Time and program resume. :02—Kate Smith, crooner. :15—Dennis King and orchestra. 30—The Mirth Makers. 45—Morton Down:y and Anthony ‘Wons. —Arthur Pryor's Band. 15—"Singin’ Sam.” :30—Kattenborn Edits the News. 45—Leonard R. Davis, baritone. :00—The Fast Freight. 30—The Crime Club. :00—Perscnalities, with Rita Gould, stage star. 15—Hernandez Brothers, instrumen- tal trio. :30—Savino Tone Pictures. :00—Bing Crosby, baritone. :15—Washington's Musical Art Gal- lery—Ira P. Meyer, baritone, and Mary Evelyn Meagher, pianist. :45—Will Osborne’s Orchestra, 00—Ben Bernie's Orchestra, 0—Ann Leaf at the organ. :00—Weather report. Early Program Tomorrow. :00a—The Ccmmuters. :30a—Tony’s Scrap Book. :45a—Mornint Minstrels. 9:00a—Flour Progiem. :15a—Opening tte Morning Mail. eauty tall reators of American ture,” by Whitman Bennett, 15a—An Old-Fashioned Garden. :30a—Vecation Roads. :45a—Talk by Ida Bailey Allen. :00a—Don Bigelow's Orchestra. :15a—Fashion talk. :30a—Columbia Revue. :00m—Cuban Biltmore Orchestra. :30—Savoy-Plaza Orchestra. 00—The Street Singer. :15—Columbia Artists’ Recital. 5—Columbia Salon Orchestra, :30—The Three Doctors. ’5—Duets by Ben and Helen. :00—Melody Magic. :30—Taft Orchestra. 228.9 Meters. WOL 1,310 Kilocyzles. 3:00—Sports Hour 4:00—Tea Time Tunes. 4:30—March of Music. 4:45—Nonsecalitic 5:00—Dance Fa tes. 5:30—One-Time Opportunities. 5:45—The Mat Program. 6:00—Dinrer music 6:15—Cecil and £ally. 6:30—Edith Reed’s Entertainers. 6:45—Howard M. Dudley, baritone. 7:00—Strickland Gillilan, humorist. 7:20—News flashes. Frees S50 © vezaaIa aaBINNY ua 00a- i 7:30—Bob Garber's Rollickers. 8:00—Groome J. Bell, tenor. 8:15—"Two S:lty Dogs.” 8:30—The Modernistics. 8:45—Chick Godlrey, tenor. 9:15—Melvin Gardner. baritone. 9:30—Wrestling matches at Griffith Stadium. Early Program Tomorrow. 7:00a—Musical Clock. 8:002—Birthdays. 8:05a—Musical Clock. 10:00a—Tuneful Titbits. 10:30a—Organ melodies. 11:00a—Modern Melodies. 11:30a—Hawalian Memories. 12:00m—Luncheon music. 12:15—Shirley Ernst. soprano. 12:30 to 1:00—Naval Hospital request program. AVE youbeenafraid to remove the ¢.kes from your radio? If you've had them in the set for more than six months without a test it's possible that you are getting di: torted reception, hum, buzz and crackle. B It's casy now to bring in tubes to Keep Fit With Lactobacillus (L.A.) 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' 6:30—Where to Get It. 5 7:00—Mrs. Sandman. 7:15—Hagerstown to Natural Bridge. 7:30—Oil Program. 7:45—The Two Polarks. 8:00—Dance orchestra. 8:30—Four Harmony Boys. 9:00—Moffat’s Orchestra. 9:30—The Pen Speaks. 10:00—News flashes. 10:15—Beverly May, baritone. 10:30 to 11:00—Dance music. Early Program Tomorrow. 8:00a—Health Exercises. 8:30a—Organ Reveille. 9:00a—The Treasure Chest. 10:00a—Hints to Housewives. 10:30a—Dance Music. 11:00a—Sacred Hour. 12:00m—Correct t'me. 12:01—String Band. 12:15—Talk by H. B. Derr. 1:00—0ld King Tut. 2:00—Luncheon Musie. 2:30—Dance music. Folks Behind The Microphone BY THE RADIO EDITOR. HE son of a world-famous Italian compeser, Giuseppe di Benedetto, tenor, heard in National Broadcast- ing Co. programs, has become equalty famous through the medium of radio. He was the first opera singer to see the pos-ibilities of opera “on the air.” Di Benedetto was born in Italy. By the time he was seven years old he was studying music under his father's guidance. At cight, he was a soloist in church oratorics. Later, as his voice hegan to change. he studied law at the | University of Nables. Although he per- severed with his university work and graduated with an LL.D, Fe again took up music. He served in the World War, was wounded in action, and was | decorated by the King for bravery un- der fire. After the war he returned to his music. In 1921 he came to America with an operatic company which later failed. The company returned to Italy without Di Benedetto, who remained to make a concert tour. Later he wi Euu!. artist with the San Carlo Opera 0. e ox ¥ 'MAL is seeking talent to put on the air and has arranged a series of week. auditions to select new artists. The first will be held tomorrow night. and everybody in Washington and vicinity who can play, sing or whistle, is invited to visit the studios and have a “try out” befocre the microphone. ook o IEUT. MILTON D. SMITH of the Washington Police Department sug- gests that Wachington stations | broadcest the following announcement at 10:30 o'clock each night: “It is now | 10:30 p.m., and this station suggests you tune your radio down because you may be causing some annoyance to your neighbors.” Lieut. Smith says he got the idea from a station which he heard this Summer while away on ation. . . . Dave Rubinoff and his Choral Or- | chestra (WRC) plays its last program the present sponsors Sundty After that the program which has p: sented his group of musicians will hn\e a new orchestra with ¥Zdie Cantor as ;nl:ter of ce;:!mom‘es . . . Jesse Craw- ford_opens series of organ recitals on N. B. C. September 13, e * ok ox ox IR WILLIAM BRAGG is to pay tribute to Michael Faraday, dis- coverer of magnetic induction, in 2 talk from London over N. B. C. Sep- tembar 21. . Sophie Braslau, out- standing American contralto, is to do a eries of four Sunday programs on N. B. C.. starting September 6. . . . A new children’s progrem to be known as the Jungle Men opens on N. B. C. Thursday afternoon. 4 RADIO SALES—SERVICE 3803 1803 Columbia Road The Fastest and Best Service in Toun‘ INCREASE YOUR KNOWLEDGE OF SOUND INVESTMENT Hear the COUNSELLOR Every V/ednesday evening ever & n-wido N.B.C. network 4 falks on sound investment prac- 9:00—Marimba solos by Fleming Jrem. | OVER WRC OP.M. — ONIGHT A “Five -Year Plan" For Investors . HALSEY, STUART & CO. mconPoRATED STANDARD TIME (= c4 HANDY TUBE CARRIER ijent—it eliminates chance for mix-up. Be sure your radio is at its best. Remember one defective tube can cause poor reception. Ask a National Union dealer for a FREE tube carrier and a FREE test on a mod- ern tube testing meter. NNEDY’| unm B e A .Jv LES KOHLER 3408 Con STAR, WASHINGTON, | | SOLICITORS — Guaranteed weekly { must furnich cash bond 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. old, for night | in Festaurant | Boys, 12 years -nl over, to sell ma, on a commission hnls Apply 809 rience and be -o"?a salesman; ! -ar job, 39 O Bt Market. 4 CLEVER MEN of good appestance. To work on direct leads making appointment for ex- perienced closers: new real estate plan: no rience in th I:no necessary. 3 vertiaing | Smith, 719 Evans Bl 0.4 to 6 oni: r part time men. CLOTHING SALEBMEN—1f you had Washington experience and Dossess & per- sonal following you can make good money with ys. Our clother are easy to sell and h at business. . ADD re Rooh, lomorron” Mr. Viek Eaward Tailor 719 14th st. n. COUNTERMAN. at. once. fandwichess have dens and ‘prove . Gress Box 150-C. Star office. " wanted to represent one of ton's most progressive Ford deaters ance unnecessary. Apply 10 to 1, Tey, Nolan Motor Co., 1111 18th at. n.w. MEAT CUTTER and_grocery clerk, experi- required. Apply 3320 Columbia_3940. MEN__An opportunity s open for two men in one of the most active sciling organiza- tions in the city. The men selected wiil earn 378 to $300 Live prospects are furnished daily and real estate or investment ex) Ask for Mr. Fulier, Room 1, 1104 ave. 9 to 12. MEN (2) with cars to sell and collect on Singer sewing machines and Singer vacuum cleaners: good opportunity to make real Fail, Apply Binger Sewins M Sulf, morning “must be expert on ally rtised o ADbearance snd able to finance self I weeks. _Good_Day to start. Apply 97 tional Press Bids.. between 10 a.m. and 12. per week and big bon: to start. _Only men will Steady repeat ullln1 Dproposition: experience not necessary. 216 Insurance Bldg.. 15th and Eve nw.. 119 naptange Elds. (0 30 tae_one man ith car on speciai prnpo-.uon call Mon.. ent routes clerical District N —Opportunity to make moriey. part of B e Taijored: to-measure. clothes: fiew: easy selling plan; llb!l’ll commll&lon 'lzd- ¢ Wear Btores. 814 Sth st n.w MEN (; neat S arge publis once, Tapid sdvancement. Apply 505, Intei- national Blde., 1319 P st a.w._ MEN to distribute adveriisiig A.m.. 830 D st n.w. N, : §35 conditional to_start. )A‘D‘DU al L st nw. between 4:30 and 7:90 _Ask_for Mr. C. H. Weaver. » MEN (6), with or without elling peri: ence, for' J' R. Watkins Products. Daying from 330 to $40 per week to right men in restricted territory: sood chance for ad- Apply after 1 wl’l‘ 5523 Illinols Ve nw. corner of Ga. OIL BURNER SAmMAN wit as or eapacity for Sales Manager: past ex- Derience mbist indicate successful record drawing account of 340 against commission and_override; must have c Btate age. employment for past five ¥ “xperience, it any. etc ; ber. Addreu Box 6 starts 5 . ancement. experience oil-burner telephone num- PHOTOGRAPHER. white, betwesn 35 snd 35 vears. with expert knowledge phot and photostatic equipment: lat 4nd_experience, Address Box 167-C. office. PLUMBER § APPRENTICE. 6:30 and 7:30 D m. REPRESENTATIVES. wil ing_experience. New 25 ticle, 80% commission. Mr.'O'Connell, Thurs._and_Pr SALESMAN to_sell _eleciric bulbs. 9 to 11 a.m., York Lamp Co. 20 H ! 30-35 years of known’ organization te of Virgini Apply SALESMEN, asgressiv to represent nationally in 'District "and S Southern_B) SHOE REPAIRER, colored, wanted at once. 1700_1t M “income hard workers only. ~See Mr. Lee, § am. 4550_Connecticut_ave. B U TINNER. first class only need spplv. 628 2nd st T, between 4 and 8 p.m TRUCK _ DRIVER. stexly _ employmen: colored only. Apply Yard Office, B. & O. Railroad and Michigan eve. n.e. % YOUNG MAN. white. to work in grocery st be able 0" drive car. Edgewood Mar ket. 2304 4th st. n.e. . YOUNG MAN with la ery business: must be able to attend Cleve. d Park trade must_have references. Address Box 164-C. Star_office. SAL EXECUTIVE. ‘We require the services of a real sales organizer. A man who can iuspire those under him with confidenze, A $5.000 a Jear Job walts such a man if he answers the above description. See Mr. Perkins, 1407 N. Y. Ave. 2nd Ploor. _ FOUR MEN FOR WORK. Get out of the bread line into Bis Time. W “hsets Thin Business wholeheartedly o any man. te- riously interested in making more than $100 a week.” opening here for men justthe ssme a3 Bob had and if you de- sire to mal much money and become e etea ith A international business With chances cf promotion and big mone: while ‘workine g, induire for Mr.” Spooner, Room 209 Hill Building, 839 17th st. n.w., 9 to 11 and 2 to 4. AN OLD-LINE industrial insurance Cfllllpd"_\ has opening for a man looking for a permauent position: Apply 200 Commercial Bank Bldg., Thursday between 2 and 4 pm. MEN —We want two men who have earned in the past $4000 a year or more and who have confidence in their ability to sell a product that has the highest standard in its field. Men selected must have car and be able to furnish reference. Apply 8 to 10 am. or 3 to 5 p.m,, or phone for appointment, Ga. 1330. Sales Man ger. 264 Ave."* experience {n_gro. National > for carpet and rug depar(ment Apply superintendent’s office be- tween 9 and 10 am. W. B. MOSES & SONS, F ST AT Tith. AGENTS Wi N widely known line purily prodi I I W Tertts. of warmant, Krelol Co. 320 B s av. i & COOK “\Y hout t 25 men in (rucrnlly home: {55e graupus, experience” necd' not a5siy . ASSOR’ Experienced on flat and starch work: at position “Bes My, Purvis, Arcade Bunl Co.. 713 l-!mon! st. 0.3 ARN $10.00 A DAY. lnow “PAMOUS ARTISTS' XMAS SARDE. A few sincere men and women rds bonuges; Nberal sl Commissicns e Yo Process Gorporation, 1126 Nat. Press Bl | WANTED—AGENTS. AGENTS 11 21-card Christmi - nt u\h’fn{- 1; “Costs you 80c: we pa Write for sampler. Biuebird Stu ’nn 23, Fitchburs, Mass. WANTED—SALESMEN. TOTHING SALESMEN—_Every real clothing & should be making_ £0od rioney. have openings ior iwo first-class men Vo "can produce. investigace tils ropo. tion It sou have confiience in your sbilits fll informstion about "yoursell. Wash daily Xmas card RIGHIS 7 wnd wround Slysnto 8 resl vro- rid's fnest 2ad lowes: | The erience, ehi A . “furthermore pérmanent full-(ime y excenlmully well. Whstington Wil be diicer. to o1l the Vo priced_commerel; man we need must acter and genuine mus: be Interested in connection that will | He will work on & sion basls and Tave o ¢ E;a vance to the post ‘of rt Call Mr. C. Bleres at"the Harrin Hotel_tomorrow mornins. SAl N (5), organiza’ion o ern tory, requires five h'zi-ir permanent, a...swm ure” w commission. Room " salary llll com- oo, 5, ner, v# D. KMBER 2, 1981 INSTIUC‘I'ION RSES. ?0!! HELP AND SITUATIONS SITUATION—DOMESTIC. (Continued.) C—7 RECOMMENDED lllVlcl. (Continued. 4 COLORFD SALESMEN. APPLY TO ROBERT H. MITCHELL, REAL ESTATE, 1429 R STREET N.W, WASHINGTON, D. C. e l.. | HELP—WOMEN. 1l_our dollar box sssortment of tiful Christmas cards; commission, 517 H st. n.w. 8 g? ORTABLE HOME, bro i Pall and Winter or longer and ousework: 3 whils Woman for seneral il i22°P nwdy room house. Call or wrii _or_phone_Georgla_3: GIRLS for tray service.—Must be neat_and attractive and over 18 years of age. 0 36 per day. Apply The Hot Shoppes. Georzla ave., 1733 ha T " % partiss with previous : in telephone soilicting need ap- ply. Address Box 133-J, Star office. LADIES of refinement who necd to work and will ‘devote 5 hours each da: come" connected _with & live and b orsanization by calling at 734 8th st. from 12 to 4:30 daily. LADIES—Sell 2i-card §1 Christmas assori- ments. _Als> personal €. Up 100% " profit, Samples feni o apdroval. Doehla Co.. Depl. 81, Pitchburg. Mass. LADIES—$5 1o $10 dally possible, showing Christmes cards—$140 doz. and up with customers' names. jenice _unnecesss y. book ~ free. Write Gal 397 Washington st. Baaior N ¥ MA AND ER WAVER, expert, at_once.Phone_Atlanti: 3380, MARKERS AND ASSORTERS. xperie gnly Avoly Mr Barry, o Laon hington Laun- D' 150 four in- ANTdaTe Mor Tull And paré fime; B8-coni stticle, "Evers day pay day. M. SALEV to follow up leads; pav. See Mrs. Brown, this evening. 7 1352 H st. nee. STENOGRAPHER. experiea: intelligent; Government s American widow with depencents preferre Replies “conndential. | stae “auaifcation Address Box 18G-C. Star office. WAITRESSES. 3, experiznced. dezvou. 809 H st. n.e. WAITRESSES, experienced, for curb service, Apply_The Country Store. 4449 Conn. ave. | YOUNG LADY, neat. under 35, 0" assisi giher “young ladies ' dolng _special work. | Stendy employment to those thai” aaulity. ! Mr. Prev. 512 International Blde YOUNG LADIES. must be neat lpnnrlnl and willing workers, for short hours of pleasant work in evenings. Sholl's, 1032 Conn._ave. n.w Saleslady— Jewelry Dept. Metutes deav 36/ 800 35; uttri e ap- pearance and local experience essential. Joseph R. Harris Co. Salesladies—Millinery Dept. Satwdie’ weis WERnANdS: AR, Tiekl experience selling better merchandise. ~Jo- Seph R. Harris Co, MILLINERY Must have experience; salary : permanent position. MILTON R, NEY, 8th and Pa. Ave. N.\W. HELP—DOMESTIC. coloted, and general housewor] settled permanent place. Near Bethes k. Bradiey 296 GENERAL HOUSEKEEPER. white. not over Ts of age. for small family. 320 a and room and board. Address Box 9-C. Star office. 2+ GIRL. colored, experienced. reneral house- work,’ cooking, ironing, $10 week: reference: 70 home nighis. 018 P 1. 0w NURSE, comnetent, experienced. for care of two small children and upstairs work. Phone Cleveland_7894. WOMAN. white. energetic, for general house- work: neat, reilable and fond of children Address Box 5 WOMAN, colored. for general housework; Ieference required. Appiy 3317 P st. n.¥. nnl.onmn AG!VCIIS. The Ren- good | COOK. o ary to be sgred bpon lo wauisfactory TSTAT ISTILAL CLERK. Salary, n.no Intensive coaching course with complete hom udy lessons. Klementary computation. tabul index number: 2] Wed., Aug. 31 9-11; $10." Enroil Set sour course now. BOYD SCHOOL, polseless un! Iatest mnoisel also dictating, envelope seali; ouunvo DEMAND for ta by leading executiv models recent): . Jranseribing, dressin g machines ‘included {n most modern office Dractice course. Keelster now. Mount Fiessent School for Secretaries, Y s . Columbia_3000. B T DICTATION CLASS low. medlum. fast di 1ast Bt of - the “manusie (7B clagses: all for 12 per month; Luition atisfied: courses given as an tising feature. " For informatiol fi!un only. (No jetters, no pl itire Aifth floor, National Press M. 8. Ginn & Co. WOMAN. settled, £00d_refarence. " cooiin: BHEP s nY_ WORK. by two Richardson, 720 4th s in family; ow. i Nae. 4 housework. PAPERHAN(.-IN(;"‘"" S ate f Booruc T8 Tain oy Che. YOUNG GIR houseworker; 8 ye 0_home _nighi YOUNG WOMARN, colored, desires position fl.fl-.u ffl’,‘“‘ housework: with ref. Col. YOUNG WO the day: can work any day Dee. 3939-W. ral colored., [ on PERSONAL. fOME SCHOOL OPFFERS BEST EDUCA- tiona)’ opportunities; spacious grounds, diet, constant_supervision; best references. Marl- boro_27-P-12. FOR OBESITY, NEU- ains: Battle Creek re- Miffiin_rubs. Pot. 4721 CIVIL SERVICE Prepare now for FIREMAN EXAMINA- n?" T:]:"CI“I)I'C“";"”I rate by enrollin, v ©cor. 12th and F sis. nvr Mer. 6397 ¢ THE WOMANS COLLEGE OF, WASHINGTON. D. C. BE. Cor. 12th & N.W. Met. 6337, Very Slow "Nultton rates by enroine. me Grege and Pitman 8horthand, Speed Dicta- tion. Typewriting. English, Mathematic: Filing. Statistics. Prepare for next sten. and type.exem. Insiruction 5 dave and 5 nights week.” Complete Secretarial Cour: RADIO TRAININ( A BIG OPPORTUNI Millions of unskilled workers. many of them with good education, are idle. Radio Is in its infancy and offers about the only uncrowded field ' Radio Is World's fastest exCeilent ‘opportunities, O * Sreat many OUR GREAT RECORD. In Washington. th the” world (on Iand and sca): bot 15 basl ness and Government service, our graduat in great numbers, are earning excellent s eries as radio operators. junior radio engi- neers, Iaboratory techniclans. radio repair- fen, fadio electriclans, radio experis "and T in varions inds’ of positions in the Fall Term Starts Tonight. Classes st Night Only. 7 to 10. Course 10 Month: TIGA'T Call. Write or Phone for Information LOOMIS RADIO COLIEG Ameriea’s Leading Radio Inat _405 9th St. N.W. um:fc:mm"‘ CIVIL ¢ Prepare now for stenographer wrtiing exem.; very low foliing now. 1 Clerk Candidates’ i ; Fxamination Practice special home study course i siauislics. ‘recommended oniy for Chvil Bere lce Applicants with knowiedge of mentals of statistics. is now ready. The | course consists of 8 typical Civil Service Tests. each based on former examination: 1[{\:[1‘"6.1:: figm’:‘f“fi-’mn Graphing. Tabula- fol:n:lth p ‘ests. with working time e ‘complete cou mmb“m}‘; ste course of practice material un| sant School for Secretaries, Tivoli Th Bidg.. 33 : ____Paulina erlln'flca’x\x'!x ey funds- Secretary !ITUATIO\'—MFV ACCOUNTANCY ETUDENT, 2 perlen Ambitions. néar. desyar werk Address Box 4 (] ctical exper. reraft.” Work ‘Adaress Box AVIATOR. ex-naval officer, :?c:noyr:)‘dlle\nfl: nnd. lavout of 2. Trav ¥ 147-C_ Star omc: Sl BOY. colored. wants job “as helper in winle fl'nll! l)r ligbt truck’ drivin: Ci ST 8y, s St Sl veivien CHII’-COOK ®ood, ‘tllh N COLI.FUE'hI:{Vl‘D .l';lkbn:mGRADUAn desires N“R college graduate in a branch chemical engineering. desires position in or near Washington: experieace in drafting and laboratory work: ase 31. single, with cae dependent. Address Box 195- Star PXLIP!ND wishes position in privaf experienced houcem: also can drive chauffeur_Adiress Box 467-B. Star office. 4° X’OLS \IAN colored. -uhu Dosition _expe- LAW- L GRADUAT‘ who -um experience. Address Box 413-B. Star office. MAN. colored, nts job chauffeur or truek dflu r“l:lddo anything; good refe: | North”6s93. EVERY CARE GIVEN INVALIDS, CONVA- lescents -and aged, by nurse in her own ho Adams 7363 1833 Kalorama rd. SCALP TREATMENTS, SCIENTIFIC METH- gd. 735 13th st. nw.. ‘Apt. 4 éth floor, near 5SM. ALTERATIONS. AT Lioms "or by the day. ~Reasonable prices. Phone_Potoma CONTRALTO ° owlrr WOULD LIKE Po: church quartet: best references. PARTY MOVING TO SAN FRANCISCO DE- sires club with .Mn’.{{;or clrl‘onlud freight rate. Tel. Cle WANTED—25 BAFETY RAZOR USERS TO iry Kriss-Kross Stropver for one week free. xo & _postal or phone_ for demonst; fon. €. "GRINDER, 1032 8. C.‘ave. 5e. AL~ Tontie 221 el & ATTRACTIVE DINING ROOM FOR OUT- side guests: well balanced, beautifully served 1 Giets: lovely, view Rock Hotel.” 2521 Conn. MAPLEWOOD SANITARIUM _NEWLY DEC- orated: ideal home for elderly and chronic Dpatients: physician _on _call: _reasonable Fates” 4720 Greenaxe’ siiver Spring. Ma. Phone Silver Spring 723, _ MISS FLOOD'S PRIVATE KINDERGARTEN and School of Dancing. 1322 Mass. ave. n.w., for children 3 and over; hours, 8:30 to 5:30; 35_week NG_HOME GCOMPLETE WITHOUT HEAT zontrol. Saves many times cost—why be with- out it? Investizate Acme Automatic Equip- ment. H. C. SIMPSON, 614 Upshur st. Ad. 5281. HAWATIAN BTEEL GUITAR CLASS START- ing_this week - Beautiful new guitars free t0'first 10 appiicants if you enroll this week. Apply_at once. ' National Studios of Music &nd Dance, 2028 14th n.w. Adams 8335 10 a.m. m,m p.m. = YOUNG'S DAY BOYS A counselors. _athletics. Oremanship. " Fransportation: swimming. 36 weekly. MOTOR ‘IBAVEL MOTORING DETROIT, SEPT. sedan: 3 passengers. Georgla 3 8 am st ® , SAN MMODATE ONE PASSENGER TO Memph . leaving Washington Sept 6. Call at Apt. 6. 505 18th st n.w., between 5 and 6 p.m.. Thursday or Friday. 3 VIRGINIA BEACH. JAMESTOWN. YORK- town, Willlamsburg, Richmond, Old Point Comfort, Brandon, Westover and Claremont Lv. Sat., 2 p.m., returning Mon, eve.: 7-pa sedan; delightful trip. PH. Emerson 712 WE _FIND MOTORISTS ~WITH VACANT seats and travelers to Nll them. Bunyan's Auto Travel Bureau. 1404 L st Met. 9589. * YOUNG MAN DRIVING TO SOUTHERN Mississippi. Priday a.m. desires companion. share expenses; references exchanged Call at 122 Sth st. s.e. between 6:30 and 7:30 pm. Wednesday or_Thursday. 3 CARS TO BGSTON. Montreal, Toronto, Mi- ami. Phoénix, Los 'Angeles. San Prancisco and Texas. National Auto Trayel Nat. 8676, PRIVATE SEDAN, with an experienced er, availabie by hour or week end; r Clev. 2894-W. Rz DRIVING TO MEMPHIS, CAN ACCOMM ivo prssensers. Phone Shepherd 213 * Snepherd 2 LEAVING FOR TAMP 3 room for three passensers. | mont_sve. and Eve st. a.w. IDDLE-AGED LADY WISHES COUPLE CR 10 share pari expenses 1o le. ~Ref. exchansed. G _SEPT. Tnquire another lady Calitornia by_autoniot Address Box 206-C. St CHARLESTON. 8. C.; day: wani passenger. 1th st. n.w. WILLIAMSPORT, PA. take three. Col. 0265 LEAVING SATUR- RAYMOND ~GORE, “LABCR DA UPHOLBTERING. siip covers, d -~ FSeDainting, chatr cy C‘;‘c'inln’."?m: all Boro d, $633 Ga. a; 7 Gorela 35te ™ Call a Reliable Concern, hfi:'::n-la ll. no Nlllr lhm‘lh. Jobs stiest to ti I.LI Absolutely No Cash Required heatin lectrical ment| carpentering. ".,.:%;‘:'.'.z,'fi.';‘,‘: arares imates cl ..HII“.Y given free. he GENERAL CONTRACTING CO. r-l District 5082. 927 New York Ave. = =y BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. GROCERY AND VARIETY STORE for uh. on account of sickness. rd chesp, on account = 96 Eickness; im must _sell at oount Of Sickncas o 2418 Bledens- E FOR PARM. a o m'nhnxeennon el hoeL utnes T alu 'I ngton-Baltimore. bivd GROCERY STORE f« Atlantic 2750. ROOMING HOUSE ( a give- m rooms, 4 baths; extra down paymen el ROGWING “AND BOARDING HOUSE=S ave’s cholce ' location: Income siated ' by owner over $1,000 month: down payment of $180, A veal place for_one who knows "" ments, ones. % E. owier: ORT nex: Anngsol bathing factilties. 30 rowbosts Jocis mater oL "S-room burisalow. seall cotiage. SO Dletely “caulbped diniris " Toom ~sestine 60: Foadside ‘Stand. 60 DICic tabies, Jarge paTk: ing lot. gas and elec. Under preseht man- agemeiit ‘Dast 8 vears. A real buy for wide- aweke man. WIiIl sell business to res ble Gentile only for 15,500 ana eive s byear oply Y an Girer, peach. Edsewater. Ha. e ior s, WANTED_To purchase going business ree quiring five to ten persons to operate. Ad- di Star ofice. . busy corner: gling severs! brands easoline; ood busines same owner 6 years; Drice, Address Box 254-C. Star offce. - g GROCERY, m SR ne R T rice, Address Box 201-C. Star ofice. CIGARS. news. souvenirs. in_lobby large bo- tel. goink business; price, $750. Address Box 24.E Star offce. ound floor Jar fully equipped ce to make bi e e Eood Tocation on Bighway: reasonably priced. n way: reasonal s 53 Lee Highway. Cherrydale. Va. o o ROOMING HOUSE. 12 rooms, sll filled: new- 17 pavered and painted: will sacrifice; e terms. 1117 Eye st FULLY EQUIPPED nuuw nnmn plus 3-room. kitchen and bath apartment. at 1817 Adams Mill rd.; rent, $100 per month; established bualfl‘s"l 1417 K 8t. N.W. <l 1~ National 9300 BETTER AND_EXCLUSIVE BUSINESS P ABOAINS. Near 18th and Col rd.: 1450 weekly: G TIGRT LONGH. o berms Alsq fountein. magazine. cigars: 3330 wkiy. PIRST-CLASS CONFECTIONERY. Chevs Chace section: wonderful possibilities: owner must sell; priced at 13 value. RY. GROCE] Doing sbout $200 weskly: rooms: 31.500. MERCHANTS B s AN oo Suite 701, 1103 Vt._Ave. Met. 8274. * RARE BUT TRU A busiress woman with $500 can obtain & business that is a monopoly and has abso- lutely no resction to depressed time This bears closest investigation. Address lox 210.C. ftar omee. 915 G ST. N.W, Store Room 19'x80". Heat Furnished Alterations to Sui Rental, $250.00. The Washington Loan and Trust Co, Real Estate Dept. Nat. 3440. LEAVING FRIDAY NIGHT FOR THREE weeks' trip through New England to Quebec: can take w0 pessengers; transportation. 125 cach. Phone Cley. 1720, Br. 187, before 430 p.m. | PNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA' drive for transportation to Gainsville. or vicinity any time after September Address Box 171-C. Star ofice. P married, very handy. desir Box 212- 40y kind." Addres: RUPHERS EXCHANGE has A-1 cooks. maids houseworkers; by das, week month: re investigated. ' Decatur 3551 1837 11th nw ) fl'rlwcno‘v _COURSES. JAZZ, POPULAR MUSIC. IN 20 LESSONS: ! pianc. sax, panjo, guitar, etc. ' Free lesson it you ouy instrument. Christensen School. TIE 11th st n.w._Disl ._Free booklet -9. v lessons 1o study ‘at_home. $10 (4 wks, or less). Start todey. Boyd Sehool. 1333 P st. Nat. 2340. COLLEGE PREPARATORY HIGH SCHOOL course in two years. Study at home. Grad- uales accepted everywhe:e. Reasonable. Address Box 151-J. Star office. AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY BY refined Instructors; your or our car. 18th st. n.w._Decatur 3924, AUTO LESSONS FOR PERMITS, EASY parking; cars furnished, Call Foster Hart well (0ld reliable), 644 B s.w. Met. 1809. AUTO DRIVING ~ LESSONS — lcnlm 150 advanced review. 0ol for Secretaries, BHVOLY THEATER BUILDING, 3313 14th 8L N.W. Columbia” 3000. HAWAIAN STEEL GUITAR CLASS START- jow this week Beautiful new siitars free to first 10 applicants 1f j0u enroll ihis week. Apply_at once. Nailonal Siudios of Music and Dance. 2028 14th n.w. Adams 8335, 10 am. to i0 p.m. GRADED DICTATION—GREGG_REVIEW. Special Studen.s—Day or Eveni: Mount _Plsasant School for Secretaries, TIVOLI THEATER BUILDING. 3313 14th £t N.W. Columbia 3000. LIVINGSTONE 18 THE ECHOOL FOR THE cgeressive go-getter. Individual instruction day and evening:_enroil now. Night school staris Sept. 2.~ You can learn commercial art. advertising. interior decoration, cos- tume designing. etc. Investigate before you invest. Ask for catalog. Livingstone Acad- 31 years in Washinston. 1333 P g Typists’ and Stenographers’ Civil Service Course. Register Nor.—Day or Evening. Mount Pln‘nm Bchool for Secretaries, 'n'i""'?';} '""{"‘a‘c‘fi{o'ox”(;' gu‘e‘(fi"'" easan v °"FIVOLI THEATER BUILDING. 3313 l‘l)l Bt Ew AN INVITATION. 1f you sre planning to attend a comm clal school, you are cordiaily invited to vi the modern class rooms of the Mount Ple: ent School for Becretaries. See the splendid facilivies and personally meei the members of_the faculty before deciding to register, You will be presented with a copy of “PICTORIAL WASHINGTO] Mount Pleasant School for Secretaries, TIVOLI THEATER BUILDING, 3313 14th St. N.W. Columbia_3000. LIBRARY ASSISTAN Coaching Class for C ce. (SR ARINGE KEiian nd Assine 147 | Drarian Fxaminations. Classes. o day evening. September 13. R Mount Fleasant School for Secretarles. TIVOLI THEATER BUIL )IM,, 14th St. N.W. Ty ypist’s Speed Course Contest, NDUm by the Mount Pleasant School for Becretariea for ypist who trpe at Safice :"E’: Rbie "ipewritar, Wil be pre- sented” at special_course to those who llal;' the E’:lfl':!l‘ih‘:hlsn speed. oonul-!: * P chol for Becretrries, IVOL[ THEATER BUILDING, 3813 14th St. N.W. Columbis _3000. Stahshca] Clerk Candidates’ Fxamination Practice. jal home study course in Apslied stausfies, ‘recommended oniv for Civil Berv: fee 'Aopilcants with knowledge of funda- mentals of stati l"c-l 1s now ready. ‘The " sonrse " consi 3 {opical Civil, Bervice Textss eseh b nal on fofmer exsmiations. ation. {ehIdIng Siomal ‘Teots. with working time T amrtete courte of practice material | III' ‘be had for $7.50. Plea: t School for ml’tllfl'l- HiVn Taeater. 3313°igth B WW I ST]‘.A'O(;RAPHI‘RS CIVIL SERVICE. t_stenosraphic ex: "-P‘l;mn Bep 10r pest SHmostaRic . th Honday: Nrednischr. Friday m-‘. 3.0 -""5”"‘@:?‘_4?,6 n'&x . ( 5 -m7 y BF.AUTY ULTURF NOUR SCHOOL (Estab. 10! tional !lllthét.lon building reference. lling d ulnl‘lllell ‘:?. K> D";‘i”“’ o wishes “Sosition Address Box 1 . Bt fl'l'l‘ATlOR—WOMEN LADY WILL CARE for children by da: week or month in own_home: rates reaso 905 Maple ave. Takoma park. Md. PERATOR. _Call Atlantic 2487~ APHER ~ AND TYPIST _ wishes ime or piece work. Wisconsia 3513- or address Box 127-B. Star office STENOGRAPHER. young. experienced. de- sires position at onee. nominsl salary to start: references. Call Adams 3646-W. 2° WIDOW. 15, needs position: secreiary or companion. Address Box 148-C, Star office T WOMAN. _expert stenographer _(Pitman), many years' peneral. legal and patent ex- perience: legal education: temp._ perm_ or public work: very reasonable. Phone Em- erson 4031 evenings. S . YOUNG LADY desires position in office: has had 5 years' experlence in bookkeeping and general office work; references. Call Col. 5648-J. YOUNG LADY, capable stenographer-typist, sires employment. secretarial; office expe- dress Box 1 e SITUATION—DOMESTIC. TCOUNTRY GIRL, colored. wants place mother's helper. 1931 17th st. n.w., jan! for's quarters COOK. coliging: colored ~woman, agreeabl 3 weneral houseworker: work weel dev_part time: references. North 7220. COOK. colored. experienced: general mai £00d mother's helper. nurre: whole, me or day's work. North 9842, aitress. splendid Washington ref. also settled general maid. §ood with chlldren Stav_piehts. No-th 6253 GENERAL MAID. colored. neat. pleasant: excellent cook. experienced waitress. nurse fiood sl-around worker: best references. ec. GIRL, cclored. part-time work or work; home night nts s maid 1446 Que GIRL. colored, relible. wants piace. or nurse; can cook: home nights. general hou: GIRL wants place. Call at cooking; good reference. GIRL, colored, reliable. with good city ref- erences, a job of any kind to work evenings school. _North 119: A T, general i or Evelyn, GIRL_ colored. desires s work or_pos tion as mother's helper; experienced ho worker. 1220 Unlon ct. 5.v. GIRL, colored. nes work.” 1117 You st. n.w. GIRL. colored, wishes Work helper or general housework; Phone District 6699. g GIRL, colored. neat, wanti ln BH'ICE xllmfly Call or address 1503 9th t. -W._ Good references. 3* ishes part-time morning or references. Call morning: _2117.10th_n.w.. Apt. general house- i GIRL, colored, reliable. wa ral ouse- work. plain cook; clty’ reference. coln’ J. GIRL. color art ime; wants gk &? T, G T AN ence. GIRL, colored, E reu-uu, maid ‘or work of any kind. or 100 Eye n.w. . GIRL, colored, refined, wants work_of any m.m full”"or' parc time. Call Potomac Call (two) wish mornin, or day's work. At 1428 8tl Norih 10: | WOMAN, colored, experien work; siay on 3777._1916 18th ‘WOMAN‘ cook:_eity re ¥ vnrk T partne | one k and enced cook and gen- fgmily, of two: good ref- grences d‘l\nred 2819 n.w. IN, colored, for general Bousewor) 'v:g!‘?fln J:Mu“n' nrat and reliable; | maae & “fi lhou: 50 !ll tal nr Ih. rllht khl Ad‘ WOMAN, colored, eral houseworker, VIOMAN, fl;:;-.-.:.;;' g in -uu erence. 4! .W.._neai RECOMMENDED SERVICE. BEDDING, MATTRESSES. box springs sna e pillows reno.; best prices and prompt del Wash. Mattress Co.. 319 L st. s.w. Nat. 6679. Established Location for Restaurant and Cafeteria at Portland Hotel for Rent. Good business goes with it if taken at once. Apply FIDELITY STORAGE CO., 1420 You St. N.W. — e SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. BEDDING of all kinds renovated and steril- ued by process epproved by Health Dept. Prompt service and low prices. Bedfllvxx Co.. 2215 5th st. ne. catul !Yefl 1deal Bedd! lCo €22En. Nat. 4094 BRICK—CONCRETE—WOOD. All branches of home improvements, trom cellar to roof. No casn down, Lwo CT three years to pay. Best maierials used: satisfa fion guaranteed Eudget P ing. Co._ 513 CARPENTER CONT. snd of prop " Jonason, Col. 6917 CARPENTER and jobber; repaired: fences built, all-metal sStripping. general repairing. ning. 1359 Tavior st. n.w CHAIR CANEING g Foreh rocks stering. Armstrong. 1235 1 lfllhl\' lltt 2062. CHIMNEY AND Vacuum- system: ' Toof . Fepalrins, floor_work. _Capitol Helghts 82. Cleaning Rugs— West 2220 Star Carpet Works 33 | ELECTRIC WIRING AND FIXTORES—Six II)DIINd h, $50: tonlnlsrl! -nd 'u X av lunnn::v H.» North fllli FLOOR WORK, every description; r able: guarantecd: dustless machives: small sanders rented FLOORS. PAINTING. PAPERHANGING. ex- | pert mechanics; reduéed prices. Faul Serene. { %8 New York ave.National 3666. FURNACE \'\CLUM CLEANING AND RE- | palring: work llurflll:'"d to GENERAL CARPENTER WORK, jobbins. day | or coniract.” C. Fischer & E 's.” Camppell. | 1t04 Olive Lincoln 7009. HEATING AND PLUMBING. new and .+ oll burners incinded; time payments. cabinet _ work: 2035 lata, st “porches inclosed. weather " palnting. 'y or 9x12, estimate. = L. Folk. Glev. 0328, | cash regist LEVATORS, 2. A B o 6.600-1b. capacity, good ondition: $i50 each, for immediate sale. H. Herfurth, Jr. » 1220 Penn. ave. n.w.. Met. & BABY CARRIAGE (Heywood- erib,” $3: porcn glider. $5. city. 1370 Perry pl._n.w. S BATH TUBS. orick ana oullding mater Come to any'of Hechinger's 3 yards for youF entire needs of used material. easily see easily selected We have Jarge ouantittes of 5008 peed brick, lumber (x4, 3x6. 235, 3110, 2x12 IN ANY LENGTH). sheathing. flo windows. doors. sash. pipe. bath tubs, ators. plumbing and heating materials tn cellent condition All used material is ranged for convenient selection. Visit our 3 yards for the greatest selection st bargain EeCHNGER co. no DEPT. USEWRECKING Main Oce—15th and H Sis. NE . l46§‘ Co. d. o e ‘P‘ charge: at our wari CASH | BEGI 3TES . counters, shelving, chairs, ublea x‘fu. iron safes, coffee urns, steam tables. soda foun- tains. electric grinders. mixcrs. refrigerators, partitions. store equipment snd fixtures of v ription. Edgar Baum, Inc. 916 i MACHIN] Marchand elec- - A c. 8x8x16 capacity. practi- also 5x8 Kardex file. furniture, n. 0280. cally new files. 6100 COFFEE_URNS. toasters, steam tabies, siover, ‘grease (raps. sierilizers. countars. refrigerators. refrigerator dis- electric mixers. scales Se - Lables, ‘s"‘";uf"“"%. bake as Store Fixtu 3 Met._9297 3 s surnius from U B Government: slso tremendous savings in new factory close-outs end seconds: cheapest prices on play case: cash resis Lin. 0272, G & PLUMBING, 300 feet radiation. 18-inch boiler. § radi- ators. guaranteed. $325; 2 or 3 years to pay: no mortgage taken. 'Budget Plumbing & Heatine Co.. Lincoin 1031+ HOME IMPROVEMENTS OF ANY DESCRIPTION. No down pavment required for painting. plastering. plumbing. heating. ment work, stuccoing, weather Do the work now and make your first monthly payment in Huummr Easy terms. Estimates furnished | HOME ]\| PROVEME Chandler Buildin, L S o Sharanteed. - J. Jefle, Calif Co.. Col. 7169. ST B R T T s this mon I‘D:'P‘I'“F.Yr: Q;fl !-dn, Lop! tln‘. 3329 ll‘h PAINTING painted and penciled. work. _Lincoln 5765. Farle Jor: BN, PN DR ol omsineed 380 S o i Nz, Con._OWBR. 3 e '.?."m...*.e:",.?. e h"::‘;& 3 For_estimates, Marckus D. Miller, st.n.w._Met. 9727. ghairs, fles, sates. etc. Commercial Furn_Co.. 430 8th o DESKS—8ale of furniture, desks file_cabinets. furniture. Son. tory l:condl" l( et tables. chairs. book cases, ehdnien e National 9136 o §6.000: emerald cut and soun handmade: solid platinum: heed $2,000 Qul Adress Box 244-C. Star office. DINING ROOM_SU; sold Tor rges, at auction. Sept. Srd. at 1% Toom Sulte, bed Euiter and 44 plecen uite Dhitea Srate storaze L giande DINING ROOM SET. sray Gik. Daresin Rational 5818, ABL. 11} NG ROOM SUIT—Osk closet, fabie and 4 chairs, §25. axe. clbrendoh. V. e 110 pivees: & room suite, 324.50: walnut 4-piece hed room sulte. §30: dining room sulte. $42.50: beds. p: other furniture. 1311 H FURNITURE—Wholesale _sample floor, selling out. v FURNITURE—Ten-piece wainut dining T set. “perfect, condition. $40. 4443 Toont jue st. Cle " oois Tr0d "De 1700. re ings of 3-100i Fhone Cifvelond 2098, D s 3 practically new. w — Bummer _ral “""x':oflad’f:fl l;:ellent workmanship. 3359 10th 'Adams 71 Pumed ok lIvin FURNITURE— Toom_and a:mn room suites, gas range; el eap. Geor- 3 Bed AINTING—_special GOLDFISH AQUARIA made any size or stylc. May be seen at 931 G st. n.w. or phone Columbia 6747 | PAPERING ROOMS, dry scraped. | paper furnished. James Jone o34 umh C: GRAPES—20 tons Concord wholesalg or retail; Tuesday. Thursda: turday, to 6 p.m. Chas. Trageser, Riggs Market. RING—Insist upon better work: molm f&!fia dry, cracks filled sand '8‘"‘ charmingly. §7.90. We disinfect free. - st._Lincoln 8118. | HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS, complete at sacrifice: kf'lx; cl}m 221 Quackenbos st. s 1580-. 7. | antee Dec. Co., Ad. 48 Newton pl. n,w. PAPERING AND I‘\I\TI\(. Les us estimate your work. Blue Ridge Decorating Co.. Georgia 1787. PAPERING AND P! AINTING. bR CASH DECESBAT, oy L S Vo, ’ifi‘d’wfix‘:‘i’"fifin& ] e o Telee B n B PHE 1O nou: DECORATORS. m™e., tho ll . uoo. Ml ork, n SR high_selection. Spigel. Ool CIMJ 3 ITL\PT,RHAI\GII\(-. PAINTING LABOR DAY PFCIAI o 00 Slise consisting of 2 bookcases, lamp. an:iaue oak chiffoneir, Mill rd. n.e LIBE. desk, teble, mnm- chai e, 2 8t our ‘warehouse. 418 iGth bea sutt Briing. suites nn«ed ates_Stor: tion; sacrifice. $30. Ga. LIVING ROOM SUITE. 3 bleces, b G it Trom. Tor storage luc!(nn ’Ept .grd. ‘u‘ 'l: ‘l' " st n.w. and odd ' pleces. j00d condi- 3 ‘mobair. re- ational mc: FUI Desks. chal Salvage Co.. P, fine_coio e welght, Adiress once. O AC one. 018 19th ‘see Apt. J0b Bo "—e:‘mfif"fl?"— AT L n; %