Evening Star Newspaper, October 26, 1931, Page 32

ALICE JOY TO LEAD NEW SERIES DEBUT, Audition Contralto Will Sing! Songs Winning Contest and Stardom for Her. Speech of Laval " To Be Broadcast Tonight on WMAL The address of Premier Laval of France at a dinner in his honor in New York tonight will be broadcast by WMAL and other Columbia stations M. Laval's speech will be broadcast from the Waldor{-As- toria Hotel between 10:30 and 11 o'clock A new radio musical series featuring Alice Joy, contralto, and Paul Van Loan's Orchestra, makes its debut to-| night on WRC and a network of other { National Broadcasting Co. stations. Miss Joy will sing the songs which, in an audition, won for her stardom in the new program series. She opens with “Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms™ Her other numbers are "I Can't Write the Words” and “Georgia On My Mind." Arizona will be honored in the Parade of the States program at 9:30. A trib- ute to the State has been written by Bruce Barton. The program will be resented by Elizabeth Lennox. con- Fialto, and Ermo Rapee’s Symphony Or- chestra. The orchestral specialty will be the fourth movement of Dvorak's “Pifth S8ymphony " Selections from Vic- tor Herbert's “Natoma® and Spanish martial airs aleo will be played Maternal Drama Billed. ‘The Gypsies, with Veronia Wi eontralto, and the concert at 8:30 fe: turing Gladys Rice and Willlam Mer- Daly’s Orchestra are among s other outstanding musical at- tractions. The dramatization at 10 o'clock will be based on the story. “He ‘Was Ashamed of Me" Tt is the story of a mother's sacrifice to give her son an education. Lilllan Reth, vivacious singing come- dienne of the stage and screen, will assist Maximilian Pilzer's Orchestra in its concert tonight over WMAL and as- sociated Columbia stations. She will sing two numbers. Rita Gould. vaudeville and musical comedy favorite, will be the guest star in the !\emng in Paris program, at 9:30 o'clock. She will contribute two lections. € The Make-Up Box Orchestra, to be heard at 9 o'clock, will present a pro- gram of hits (rom the newest Eroad- way shows. “China Town, “Doin’ the New York” and “Red-Headed Baby” will be sung by the Mills brothers in their broadcast at 9:15 o'clock. | Other Music Scheduled. Guy Lombardo will direct his Royal Canadians in a special arrangement of “My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice” in the Panatela program, at 10 o'clock. The onmm]- ”llho wfll play a group of pop- ulsr es Ban ‘and His Gang and the Jones Family are featured tonight by WOL. The musical portion of this station’s will be provided by Osborne C. baritone, and Joe Greene's Band u‘m:‘l:l features dominate the WISV am. These include dance music the Lowe Nevin Orchestra and etcher Henderson's Orchestra, a con- cert by the Shoreham Orchestra and a Sethtal by Chick Godfrey, tenor. Folks Behind The Microphone BY THE RADIO EDITOR. TRUMMING on a rickety old balalaika in a dingy basement laundry in Grodna. Russia, is one thing. Wielding a baton over one of the finest theater and radio orchestras in America, is quite another. Dave Rubinoff, celebrated radio star and theater orchestral conductor. who upplies the music for the Sunday evening radio programs on N. B. C., has done both. Of course, plunking away on a rusty balalaika is nothing to brag about. but this business of conducting your own orchéstra is In the early days in Russia, when ths wolf had his head and &houlders in the front door of their unpretentious abode, Pa Rubinoff swore that his son would never become @& no-good, fiddle- playing dreamer. Dave Rubinoff was going to get out and go to work at some worth-while labor that would bring some rubles into the Rubinoff household. But Dave's mother, like all indulgent mothers, sympathetically and secretly plotted and ally managed to save three and one-half rubles out of her meager savings and smuggled Dave's first fiddle to him. The rest of the yarn is history. As| soon as he had that littie fiddle in 'wsr possession, Dave started on the long| road that was to lead him to his suc- cess of the present day. There was a considerable difference in the tone of | that first little fiddle and the one he now possesses. But there is a consider- able difference in the price—the first costing three and one-half rubles ($1.75) and the one he now owns being worth | $10.000. ° 0w ALTER DAMROSCH has arranged | to conduct a new series of sym- phonic concerts on N. B. C.. st3 ing November 8. The schedule cal 2§ Sunday concerts consisting of sy onies, both modern and classic r:wu type of microphone. the pera will be used for the L concerts will be in add| day morning music N | WMAL's programs. -memory test r. These test L SAKOL, Tuesday announces with prizes for will be conducted cact and the weekly ning's free enter at & Washington res ‘They Are—Am: d taining man ts of the. dialogue of the famous radio team. came Off the press recentlv. The dialogue and the episodes are said to be actual reproduc- tions of the sketches prepared and de livered on the 2ir by “Amos 'n' And: and have merely been edited and ar- Tanged to form a running nnrmm night a musi Il be an and dinner | ) Here "a book con. | i WRC, W!AI. WISV Among Sta- tions With Stable Wave Lengths. Stations WRC. WMAL and WISV lre' lmed among the 115 stations on the | partment of Commerce's “honor roll” or mum which maintained their wave within 50 cycles of constancy Mpumber su jon WOL was placed in the “less- | than-100 cycles” category. Since .the Federal Radio Commission now requircs stations to deviate no more than 500 cycles, the records attained by all four nmn{wn stations are rded as extremely good. The commission has ordered the 50-cycle limitation in ef- fect for all stations next year. 5 A continent is thought to have ex- isted in the Pacific, a sort of Pacific At- lantis, which subsided, leaving only dsland peaks to mark ts place. | {10 nm 1 1 1 Today on VENING the Radio (All Programs Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time.) WRC 315.6 Meters. 950 Kilocycles. | 3:00—Woman's Radio Review 4:00 National Music League Hour, fea- tul Roxy Male Quartet. 4:30—The Good Neighbor. 4:45—Vocational Quidance, by Kiwanis Club. 5:00—The Lady Next Door. 5:30—The Happy Laundrymen 5:45—Report of the National Indus- trial Conference Board. 5:47—The Pilgrime. 5:59—Correct time. 6:00—Schneider Orchestra. 6:15—Fairfax program. 6:45—"The Stebbins Boys.” 7:00—"Ames 'n' Andy.” 7:15—N. B. C. feature. 7:30—Alice Joy and Paul Van Loan's Orchestra 7:45—Harold Veok Orchestra with Mar- guerite Cromwell. 8:00—The Merry Dai 8:15—Fine Arts String Quartet 8:30—Gladys Rice and William ‘V[{*n'\- | gan Daly's Orchestra 9:00—The Gypsies 9:30—Parade of the States. 0:00 y Hour dramatization. Kogen's Orchestra. Minute News 1:02—Slumber music. 1:30—Weather forecast 1:31—Songs by Russ Colombo. 11:45—Lew White, organist 12:00 Earl Hines' Orchestra 12:30a to 1.00a—Drake Orchestra. Ei Program Tomorrow. 6:45a—Tower Health exercises. 8:00a—Gene and Glenn 8:15a—Morning devotions. 8:30a—Cheerio. 9:00a—Morning Glee Club 9:15a—Waring's Troubadours. | 9:45a—Fcod program. | 10:00a—Mrs. Blake's radio column, | | | | | the 10:15a—Breen and de Rose 10:30a— 11:00a— rning Serenaders our Child penheimer. 11:15a—Radio Household Institute 11:30a—"Timely Garden Suggestion: by W. R. Beattie. 11:45a--Hugo Mariani's Orchestra. 12:00m—The Hotue Circle. 12:15—Black and Gold Orchestra 12:30—National Farm and Home Hour. 1:30—New Yorker Ensemble 2:30—Ceremontes at the laying of the| corner stone of the New Yark Roosevelt Memorial. WMA 475.9 Meters. 630 Kilocycles. 3:00—Columbia Salon Orchestra. 3:30—Arthur_Jarrett 3:45—Duets by Ben and Helen. 4:00—Bert Lown's Orchestra. 4:30—"What My Party Offers to Youth,” by Norman Thomas, | Socialist leader. 5:00—"8etting the World to Stream- lines.” by Science Service. 5:15—DeWitt Orchestra. $:30—Songs by Kathryn Parsons. 5:45—Correct time. 5:46—Flashes from The Evening Star, by Doug Warrenfels. 6:00—Weather report. 6:01—Sunshine program. 6:30—Interview with Dave Dreyer. 6:35—Hawallan Melody Boys. 6:45—Bird and Vash. 7:00—Bing Crosby, baritone. 7:15—Maximilian ' Pilzer's Orchestra, with Lilllan Roth. 7:30—Jimmy and Jane. 7:45—Morton Downey, tenor. 8:00—Arthur Prycr's Band. 8:15—"Singin’ Sam." 8:30—Kate Smith. crooner. 8:45—"Opening tl} Chamber of Cnm- | merce Indusftrial Exposition,” Secretary of Labor Doak. 9:00—The Make-up Box. 9:15—The Mills Brothers. 9:30—Evening in Paris. 10:00—Guy Lombardp's Orchestra. 10:30—Address by emier Laval of France. 11:00—Cuban Orchegtra 11:30—Red Nichols' Orchestra. 12:00—Weather report, Early Program Tomorrow. 8:00a—Morning devotions. 8:15a—Something for Every Ons. 9:00a—The Commuters. 30a—Tony's Scrap Book. 45a—Morn: Minstrels. 10:00a—Frank Young, pianist. Major Radio Features SPEECHES. Address by Premier Laval of France, WMAL, 10:30. DRAMA. Story hour, WRC, 10:00. by Dr. Ella Op- | | 10:15a—Theodora La Favre, |wisv | 10:308 Y| Naval Radio Men VARIETY. Morton Downey, WMAL, 7:45; Arthur Pryor's Band, WMAL. 8 00; the Gyp- sies, WRC. 9:00; Parade of the States, WRC. 9:30: The Street Singer, WMAL, 11:00; Lew White's organ recital, WRC, 11:45. DANCE MUSIC. Guy Lombardo and his Royal Cana- dians, WMAL, 10:00; Red Nichols’ Orchestra, WMAL, 11:30: Earl Hines' Orchestra, WRC, 12:00. HIGH LIGHTS ELSEWHERE. 6:45—Topics in_ Brief, by Lowell ‘Thomas — WJZ, WBZ, WBAL, WABC. WHK, WMAQ. KDKA, ‘WLW and WRVA. 7:30—The Boswell Sisters—WABC and W2XE 7:45—The Golgbergs —WEAF. WSAL and WCAE 7:45—Waves of M Victor _Ar- den’s Orchestra—WJZ, WBAL, WLS. WHAM, KWK, WSM and comedy sketch WWJ, WGY th Valley Davis. dramatic tch—WJZ, WBZ. WBAL and WHAM. 9:00—Roy Bargy's Orchestra and Male Quartet—WJZ. WBZ. WBAL, KDKA, WJR and WHAM 9:30—Musical Don orchestra and piano duo WBZ, WBAL, KDKA, WLW, WJAR and KYW. 10:00—Ohman and Arden, piano duo; male trio and novelty orchestra —WJZ, WBZ, WBAL, KDKA WLW and WJR 10:30—Real Folks: sketch town 1 WBZA, KDKA, WLW and KYW. e Froman's Orchestra: music—WJZ, WBZ, WBAL and WHAM. of Graphol- ogist 30a—Melody Parade 45a—Columbia ixed Quartet. 00a—School of Cookery 15a—" What's in Your Ida Bail 30a— What C in Visual Good Stocking?" by om: s Are Doing Education. koontz. 30—Columbia Revue 00—Taft Orchestra 30—8avoy Plaza Orchestra 00—Musical Ame 2 30—Laying corner York State R: w‘OL 228.9 Meters. 1. 110 Kilocycles. 00— Variety 00-—~Musical int 15—Edith Ree 00—One-Time Oppo 5:30—~Paul Gable. 00—"Golf,” by 15—By the Fires: 30—The Jones Fam 45—"Uncle Geo: 00—Dinner 20—News flashe 30—Dan and His Gang 00—Marimba Orchestra 15—0. C. Miller, ten: 30—Clff and Lolly 45 to 9:00—The S Early Program Tomorrow. 00a~—Musical Clock :00a—Birthdays 058— Musical Clock. 00a—The House Warmers. 15a—Tuneful Titbits. 45a—Organ Melodies 15a—Modern melod 45a—Memories of Hawail. 00m—Luncheon music.’ 12:30 to 1:00—Request program Mount Alto Hospital. ot the New velt Memorial. annons. for 205.4 Meters. 1,460 Kilocycles. 3:00—Organ concert. 3:30—Dance music. 4:00—Pauline Robinson, 5:00—Where to Get It. 6:00—Jimmy Nichols. 6:20—News Flashes 6:30—Insurance program 6:46—Boy Scout program. 7:00—Mrs. Sandman. 7:15—Dramatic Miniatures. z :30—Insurance program. 7:35—Chick Godfrey. tenor 8:00—8horeham Concert Orchestra. 8:30—Myra Marshall, soprano. 8:45—Lowe-Nevin Orchestra 9:15—American Legion program. 9°30—Blue Moon Orchestra. 10:00—News flashes. 10:15—Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Doty. 10:30—Dance music. 11:00—Three Melody Men. 11:30 to 12:00—Henderson's Orchestra Early Program Tomorrow. 9:00a—Treasure Chest, 10:00a—Hints to Housewives, Health talk. 10:45a—Program by Alexandria Min- isterial Association. 11:00a—Ballad Hour. 11:30a—Gospel Choir. 12:00m—Correct, time. 12:01—Luncheon music 1:00—Orchestra concert 1:30—Dance music. 2:00—Luncheon concert. 2:30—The Melody Men ——— |RESERVES GET UNIFORMS oprano, to Take Tuesday in Navy Day Observance. District of Columbia naval commu- nications reservists, comprising largely amateur radio station owners of Wash- ington, have received their shipment of uniforms and propose to wear them in connection wit: the Navy day celebra- tion, Tuesday. Co-operating with the fleet reserve, the communications re- servists plan to entertain guests at the Navy Yard armory that night, running lines from the radio room to the bridge and conducting drills in which battle conditions will be simulated. Lieut. C. A. Briggs, commanding of- | ficer of the District Reserves, has asked that more amateur stations participate in the radio drills conducted every Thursday night on 3,790 kilocycles. 7:15 pm.. W3BEC or W3CAB transmit eignals on that freqeuncy for other sta- tions to use in adjusting their trans- mitters. and at 7:20 pm. the drill proper begins. 4 RADIO SALES—SERVICE 3803 1803 Columbia Road The nmm and Best Service in Town adioTrouble MEoL 2900 EXPERT SERVICE MOUERCH 18i7Adams Mill Road l,is(rfi ‘tvo t’h‘e Musical Dominos tonight WJZ at 9 weeten it with Domino” Y BUMPERS Welded?] Welded Taken OF and Put On, 50c Other Metals Welded WELDIT CO 516 1st St. NW,,Bet. E& F ME. 2416 by Miss | Part |} At STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. DON'T BE TOO LATE WITH YOUR STAR CLASSIFIED AD Each page of The Star has a scheduled time to close just a each railroad train has a time to leave the station. No one can put you on a train after it h left the station. So it is not me- chanically possible for any one to insert your ad in The Star after the page has been closed. Classified advertisements for The Daily Star are re- ceived at the main office up to 11 p.m. day before issue, and for The Sunday Star up to 5:30 p.m,, Saturday. At the Branch Offices one hour earlier. — INSTRUCTION COURSES. o —— HELP—MEN. MONDAY, OCTOBER || oTRL. 26 SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. (Continued.) %Lunm wants morning's work. Call at. h¥ colored. “wints part-time Job. fng_ work To, i’ s'clock: & eHEnce Call North 883, Colored, wents piace as OIS Reiper. Call ‘ido4 24nd gt B OTRE. —eai colorad- —hcsrie Zoehio waltréss o domesiie. Fhone Dec. 3018 GOOD LAUNDRESS wants work at home .I'Ilni‘\_lm\v yard. Decatur 2425. 1446 W LACE CURTAINS Iaundered. 50 s and laundry work done: eal ed__Phone Ga_1507. FAUNDRY wanied 1o tak T8’ city Teference Popgtiian LAUNDRESS— W' lh air drying led for and colored, - ret- T blan: for_and 28 Toge” un dried Frankiin. Mot and n'rmnl stiicty of _referenc, PART-TIME WORKER of Cooking Dec._4M3-J SWEDISH wor general hous dress Box 121-R. on WHITE LADY. middle with .elderly couple emploved coupie, cumbered. can good references | Phone Miss Snaop. e 444. or_write 1316 Corbt dinner. n wishes place as cook or rker: fine Teferences. Ad- housekeeper u COLLEGE PREPARATORY HIGH SCHOOL course in 2 years. study at home: text fur nished lnau:v!s accepted z\uywh re rel fonable, * Address Box F80-K. Star Ofice. - BOY between 19:31. to learn drug business Apply Drug Store. 1828 Columbis rd CATHOLIC voung man as salesman “Perma. Eity or country. excellent chancs WOMAN. colored, midd Rogk of weneral Mousewar in small Tame ily. Go home nights. 1785 Willard st. n.w. Decatur 3094 AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUXCKLY. RE- A<l references required. fined, expirt [nstructors. many years oxp Room 506 Peaples Life Bld sts. nw TFFECRS, 70, with identification cards WOMAN. colored, wants genersl or practical nurse: good cook an city_ references. Phone Falls Ch cars turnisted; peri ecured.” Dec. GERMAN LEBSONS PRIVATELY OR_IN | lass by refined German lady. North 7305 » 505 Que st. n w. or rear 1368 C st. s.e A Yor Mr Newman 1 CARPENTER, ex Mlln imj ts. RTINS o EA P:l!m AND remodeling of all kinds crete work: Adams 7793 ‘fioors L 7 CARPENTER and general housowork. Prices right: small rendon_1047-3-3. estimates free Finlon & Douglas. No job too iarge or um-nn‘fln MENT and pa; CHAIR CANEI stering Armstrong. 1235 10th B, a specialt: TRt rth up your " ll“wl?; Eo 3 .E'n. NG-Foren Toskers et 6k, CHIMNEYS and furnaces cleaned, vacuum system tod! repairing XRLNOB":‘R customers in Washington. Get my estim W Carpenter, Norih o‘n 53, and ELECTRIC W] rooms. hall. see the reason special, paintis eights FIX: Over " 5 ix satisted 1 fixtures. mv FLOORS. PAI ert mecha: 8 New Yorl ics: reduced prices ave.National 3866 FLOOR WORK. eyery descristion able:” guaranteed: ' dus! reason- tlegs machines: oSin small sanders rented. L. FLOORS Rzn%ifiifid repaired, redecor; gleaning special rate T Folk. CI e Deinting. Teraitan ‘window and house Call Ben. Pot. 2888 marh ne g a 226 13th st. se. work gua; 85 Tehed wSIE Drice reatsnaBle. . Atiant ok FLOORS of all d ennEEmnpa nd modern L Caton. ic anteed. Earle Jor- DOORS | ~3.300 slightiy o ‘u.nnmq NEW “door Ploes. ""We Buepantt Goors. slase doors. Prench dosts. rsw deors low nd deors of EVERY d 5. ¥iftion. “These " doors Kept_separa our reguiar stock of our £ pel en ale $104 any one. guaranteed good cond ¢lvinator e tion. @ get it now. 2805 R I ave ne. 26* ELECTRIC BTOVE. Wotpoint, fou ™ rmer. Broiler. oven: Pricidaire. famis it cheap. ' Phone Adams 1137-J fhion :mmn Bew. mily size. moving < “must sell’ quickly. Addre R A i Address AT latinum fox: cos 0. & 3 fcoin 6370, Enii: house for sale ain. Owner & city. "Open 10 8.8. 05 % oo k:] H ew solid n uncal Phyia so;n O iser: gt s 7, Dunten nd feather (ushjoms. » $384 value for only 310 Martha Washing worth $125. for only 36! Giosing out Ofber sofas and cha in ‘prices. New York Uphoiste B T al trer a0 all of our usual in sell mmed .t absolutely Potomac 0683. 26 r Mi bed-davemport suite. _walnut foom et 1331 H ne T erstuffed 1iving room R Ded room suite 34250 room suite. klichen: tabinct. e To overstufted iiving mo’ra b suit spec. prices. Star Heat! plants cleancd work _guaranteed: ing Co., Clev. 1971-W. ~bicvele, g.< = CTRCLE—French lessons by mative Xperienced rnwd progres.. so art iccess.__North 1523 AW STUDENT SAYS Bovd 8chool 23 davs studying shorthand. typing, o previous training. piaced by Bovds' i, stenographic position 325 week Another. 2 ‘mo iaged $135 mo. AD- other, 80 days in school, secretary to Set ator ' Exceptions. but PROOF of Bov results. ' Earn more—start at _Boyd's today— new ciasses. (8chool est 15 vyrs) Bovd School. 1333 F st. Nat. 2338 AUTO “LEBSONE FOR PERMITS _ BASY Parking. cars furnished_ Call Foster, old Teliable, Met 1805 644 B | A2z 1N 20 LESSONS. pi etc guitar and 10 lessone for orchestras. Christensen School. . Dist. 1278, Tnsfruments. frosie LESSONE {or corner, rombone and euphontum. J. C. Edwa 330 Wells ave.. Brentwood. Md._ Hyattsville 134-R omrrYNo G ToBographic. acchitectural. elec. Home' diring ‘tpare “tme We nefn Jou' Address Box 163-R. Star omce 3 DRIVER-SALESMAN make application in ualifications, “Attended revious tar office. with knowledge of “Dis Chalfonte Apartments 3 Tcens! manent._Linkins Co.. ! ales HOME IMPROVEMENT SALESMEN wanted Men who have had selling experience in heating and electrical work also desirable Ty et attractive roposition to St men. G 3 or apoly | n. 808 c>wa1u Bldz ssist_in operating Give full particulars. Ad- | ‘Star office 17" st 718 1ith st. Pre~ booklet. 3) for special permanent | 4 1o $5 per day to gtart. chance for ncement. ~ Apply, 214 District National | Bank Bidg.. from 2 to 4. I et Box TEX EN (2), competent. for our sales and serv- | with trend 00 xmfi?mfi 'n“- ‘.' L%«m.’.‘lk ice department. marricd breferred. Must [ fo\ite' shquced meice. casy” BhmICHe You liave fair education and neat appearance.’| g Aned” employmant. 1 o4 sopenl xford Bide - 14t Apply between 10 and 12, 972 National Press Blds §,and_ambitions. to | entrance consular exams n}mvmu;l hington. Anacos- | instruetion tleton Hotel. Apt. MEN, 3, neat-appearin; 330-390 per, week RN BEAUTY CULTURE 3o R BRI Ce ke ‘over territory in and Cherrydale payi el ington's orizinal and foremo: low rates now in effect. evening start ~Applv J R Wa classes. 818 14th Bt. NW. 1325 N. H Ave. N 05 ave. nw. corner of Georgia ave HELP—WOMEN. MEN (5 ill work for 84 a day. no experien GIRLS to learn beauty course 540, paid while learning. £18 per week to start. conditional 12am.15Est. nw. ngtonians given preference ” Call frol GIRL for soda fountain, complete. Between 10 and fon . Tue:. and Wed 2l idg wich maker. 15th and 1 sts nw.__ 21° Park Pharmacy OYSTER SHUCKER, experien whi'e of colored. Apply O'Donnell's £ea Grill. 1207 GIRLE—Get out of the rut; learn beauty culture at Stewart's Beauty School; earn Est now. = PAPERHANGER wante while you Jearn. 921 F nw | GIRL, experienced stenographer, for Mass._ave. after 6 p.m neighbornood | eral ‘office work. Address Box 5-K. cern. Permanent. confidentia 00d po- | MANICURIST and o g 1007 SALESMEN, arrangements can be made See Mr. Bran- experienced 5 Day work only. - en- ver 40. Addres tar Dermanent work 27+ Call, 8-10 or 5-6. Room 509, | with car” Monatch Radio Shop. 1817 Afllms [ 401 £d nw not SALESMAN, _expe grocery R experience and age. Address Box 34-R. Star and refrigeraiors. floor time snd store leads | 19 34 & week. Call 8-10 or 3°6. Room 809, 't 18th and Comim| REGISTERED ced LADIES, dealers, by old_established. de con- | Gorby. ofce furnished. chance for promotion. spectal | Wardman | WOMAN. colored, wigheé_general housework. WOMAN, colored. ettled. cook in’ frst-class _family. ears. 1315 B st_n.w. WOMEN. 2, reliable. wish positions as house- workers. §00¢ COOks and.any work: Arst- class references. Decatur 3129, PERSONAL. PRIVATE HOME FOR AGED. INVALIDS: individua ttention by experienced nurge. Colmar Magor, Md . 110 Lenox ave. Hyatis- ville 898- 4 EVERY CARE valescents and nurse in her own hom: Adoms 1833 K. ama_rd. LOVELY HOME FOR 1 1ALL CHIL- dren. mother's loving car y room _and big_vyard CI don 2704 26° competent. De * good _cook tur 1633, es Dlpce ag st DI:C 7 CON- GENERAL REPATRING, PAINTING. mfim tinning, furnace work. Shipley. Dec. 2317, Shep Prices very reason. 1910. * General House Repairing AT.SPECIA Roofing, carpenter painting. s 1s not rivate contractor st ot Phone Atlantic 3738. 136 Paul Kisassen & Sons L PRICES. work. house wiring. a company, K while vo: 1221%; New York ave S—Dupliicate keys, wait. Turner & Clark, 3005, 35 cents; mads n.w. Met Teaus. ‘ther Turifure " 12 FyRroRE of ot at auct dhy, aie comprises "bed Too oom_Am lnlnl &q mrmmn“oan ecee™ vede 5. lamps. rusc, etc e s mo e o Tooms, brice. B128 330G e 0 FURNITURE _Handsome Wiorair bed- Bort. odd dresser.” eds commiers. o Figs, Bail runner. portierse “fher must_gell. moving. 2521 Conn. ave GOLF i‘ncis»p ¥ 5. 140, good conditior Sc each for lot Also 20 1 utside o Beceots o bt DI s wit e golf course. 1,000-watt bulbs, $350 each for lo 10th st_nw, six B0 PAINTING, papering. fnishing. For fres est Adams 1344 nw floor Keystone Dec. Co., craping and re- imates ¢all any time. Inc., 3541 INVALID R ING CHATRS For ducea pricty’ URITED STAves 4k CO.. 4 10th st n.w __Me A‘;Fl iR PAINTING PAPERING General house repairs Metropolitan_8619. work myself: best | 27 ATTRACTIVEL FURNISHED _ 8-ROOM fouse: detached: lovely, trees and b PAINTING. PAPERHANGING. PLASTERING. work guarantésd. & D. lasgs. siin._decrgie 46 T o I TRORN, o ATE: nd molded info the lat : ation o enlt the individusi. $350 ang 83 30 ats to order. $3 30 up " Experti ;‘:r‘m':r?g'glh"g Sacam E"A‘h Dist. 968! "‘s ILDREN BOARDED WITH MOTHER Carenn private home: special carg to dist; arge. cauipped play vard. Clev. 3971, _21° MRSSACE R TROPRACTIC Flacilc — Treat: ments, sun ray. vacuim cup treatment and Stretching. _District 5638, rmaw Y YOUR ARCH_ SUPPORTS. Aot froubles “eome fiom " wrong sioes MAS, Smart Correct Shoes THRD Sue 87 clev. 3900- 11 AFTERNOON OR NIGHT WORK BY IN- 1OCHucated woman with business [N Addrece Box 18R, Star omee. 31° YOUNG _NUREE, ASSISTANT 70 NEW York specialist . Givas restful paine: ve surroundin L SWEDISH MEDICAL MASS: ted in Sweden: will comé to your Tes- Phone Adams 6930- CONVALESCENTS. AGED PEOPLE, GIVEN best professional care. Nurse in charge at 2ll times Special dietary. 2711 Connecti- Cut_ave. A FACE AND SCALP TREATMENT! geuse with European training: form. Rubm*'»m and Kathleen Mary Quinlan, Dec. 3o%4: LOANS $100 UP to $500: PAYABLE IN 12 to 24 monthly payments: home buvers only Address Box 453-K. Star office. CHILDREN OF REFINED BOARDED AND cared for _intelligently bél kind, sx!!lul mother MRS RODGERS. Shep. 2474. BY MAS- Mme. N RADIO” SERVICE MAN PHA 195-R. Star office | office. 3 Dahcizse, sition for right man. ‘Give full particulars. | Conn. ave. n.w. (one block soth Mayfloxer). 2. experienced. to sell radios | WAITRESSES. 2. colored. must be experi- Gon between 10 and 12 am. Colony Radio, | enced. Apply Far East Chop Suey, 1241 7th 4835_Georgia ave. nw. 2nd floor . LADIES. TATLORING AND FASHIONABLE dressmaking. 5.8 Quincy &t. n.w. Col 2483-W. 27 VATTRESSES (over 18) &t once, white, for nch 7oom nd store: must be neat. pleasini disposition: $5.00 week 10 start. Also €00 cleaner, dishwasher, white woman: must be SALESMEN—Spare-time workers. (ake orders genuine California Wine Bricks. BIg | icity: sgod earnings for rient SALESMEN to sell new and used Chevrolets plenty of time on used-car Iot: 1007 co- operation Call Mr. . _Boyer Motor Sa WOMEN (3) COOKS, colorea. Must erienced. Apply Kelly's Oyster House. £ oSl YOUNG LADIES. neat. for curb service. ply at once. Harry's new Blue Bird Ba Hooter Airport be ex- 622 CURITY SALESMEN—1707 | Nations! 8876 SERVICE DIRECTOR and approach man for sood worker. Call after 10 a.m. 1801 M n,¥. | references. INVALYD CHILDREN, GIVEN mother's care on farm 816 23rd o PRACTICAL NURSE AND MASSEUSE; BEST Adams 10385 26 MOTOR TB. \VI:L 0. SHARE EXPENSE. Bunvan's Auto Travei ania ave. " Met. 8152 COLORED. near elty. NW. au, 1221 Pennsyl dealerchip of most desirable small car on foday's market “the car represented has besn the most popular car in_automobile history | and will contiaue its prominerce for many more vears An_investment of $2.000 will be required HELP—DOMESTIC. GIRL for general housework must {roner; stay nights; references. Address Box 197-R._Star office. TRANSPORTATION TO WANTS D C. Can drive. Phone LADY s Spartansburs. Adams 0021 ivs SS_INSTRUCTION. the position will pay a salary and commis- sion on volume and merits the consideration of ‘one who wanis to become established in business. Address Box 23-R. Star office. TAXI DRIVERS (25) of the better class For such men I have something unusual to offer. Never in taxicab history has_such opportunity been given *o drivers. Better come early Wolfe, The Broadmoor 1 Corp.. 471z O YOUNG MAN--We have an opening for 8 young man: must be of neat appearance and Dossece a fair education. This fe & perm nent position and offers an exc funity resident of northwee: ferred Emerson & CIRL, whife. ‘one™who Will appreciate £60d home' to care for child. 1300 4; WOMAN white, sottled —for Fenarai Towse- work and care for two cnildren while mother works Must capabie of taking entire ¢charge of ho o Shoae Cieveland ot WOMAN. white, general housesork: small d,charee of two smell chuldren: gtay n’! A 51 Apply” Tiesdny ‘after 8 | YOUNG GIRL. white, who desires Home, to nw. apt belp mother with 3 small chlidrep. o rate wage, room an ar arendon 501, 204 Whalon ave. Clarendon, V: YQUNG "GIRL. celored, for e\enms only one desiring to really work nee 15c an hour Adams 3834 EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. STENOGRAPHERS. bookkeepers. positiont gpen, dulls for,those who quaiify, £ resic: SO SN Y e e . e Evm Rookkespers. — TyBisis. Ged hour FNi work: b applv: MAN of g nd per- Ml Knotiedge Of typing. | Steady q 326 Bond s, to drive truck and do Apply 711 Eye st. n W MEN. if yo uare out of work ses Mr Mirray. he can place you in s permanent position where vou can earn $20 a week to start. Apply Room 505. 1319 F st. n.w REAL ESTATE SALESMEN__1 desire to of 1Fhew membere o my sales Organiz agency o! Real eSiate experience Aot absolutely | change, 3405 Conn: o LA, Dt Dieferres Obportunities, With | RUPHERE EXORANGE Fie - cooki il office Co-operation. In both eneral | Houseworkers: by day. weok. Momthe 1of nd new house work Commission e A P h T Basls that 5. exceps | investigated.” Decatur 3531, 1837 1ith nw. atiractive to those willing to work decorated i PROMOTION. PATENT Tuition, 5. The Civil Service Prepa-atory School, s.e. corner 12th & F n.w. Met. !317 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. MING HOUBE— Low rents the secret Boatams: 10 Fooms. Tent. $60.00 700.00: $300.00 down payment. 506 F_n.w_Met. 6308 e fr 26° GROCERY STORE. doing good busine good location: sell reasonably. 817 Mith n.e.__Lincoln 9566, bl ING AND BOARDING H at- .R.omouu Cooma it furniiure and 2 bathe: naar new market. ne: present income. 374 per mo.; rent $65: only reliable party need apply._North 9 26+ special prices this month: best materials i, 0. PAPERING — ooms. ecial 56 . 3530 ‘1bin "B Frrenive days only; 707 6th st. s.w. Lopatin, Adams Tow &fiir T Excellent work: nooMLmy eraped. paper_furnished Lincoln_8118. Adam: 3 6 James .vg{u. PAPERING, carpentr: scraping. ' plastering. work. _Absolutely no payment to start in served We specialize in_these s call the Home tan 0854. 1000 th PAINTING, Jemodeling, the ‘public” faithful ploving only skilled Wi KROHLER Englich sivie with mattress. spindl removable denim tapestrs catur_3 mew hed-divan; ] T 3, chairs, ur_ot reae lumbing. heating s and ent Jiir Ry, iy for years. em: inston mecnanics. T free esti- Inc., Metropoli- as Bet PAPERING AND PAINTING and all Kinds of home improvements .at reduced prices cash necessary. Will arrange small Call Union Improvement pavments tional_7403. No onthiy » Na- a7 PAPERING—Rooms scraped dry. cracks flied, charming paper incl. $ Tnsis® on better work Adams 5825 648 Newt: 7.90: disinfection Guarantee Doc. Bee. ‘Co. on pl. n.w ! PAPERING ROOMS, SQMPLETE, mcLquc. % YRS _839 New York Ave. EARS, Phore North 011, 26 PAPERI\'; AND P—\INTINEJ. rove our wor Brices c'.n"‘,fi?"‘i?fi | anv_time: also terms. Kurtz m PAPERHANGING Rooms papered. vears' exp. Jack 55 Sparks, Ny up. mx clu-:. 26 PAPERHANGING—Good w.-nx in Jyriting: rooms sorage 37.45; latest samples. ,-.i““"m x el ol PAPERHANGING, florml—!mt‘nnw Oc- tober prices: nest. clean work ehanic._Call Baitz. 601 3’&& Trving n. e cabinets, tables s-\")!hml Kleen Heet Challenge At exceprional bargain prices. Used Pond, upright, fine condition. $140: Heinize for ?lrdmin unlcn & Bach planos. Hugo Worch. 1110 G n.w real piano s [TURE 1 GOVt — re at great - ofce furn. dept . 310 Bh B n o a3: for sale cheas. ‘Soint hack ¢ ll‘ ?l! o C‘P ick to cor Address :oguvc midget. $175; alightly used octave grand. *303; man upright, with W 11, Nichol d prat r like bargains. Sale E’"‘! rights and grand |.l\ for rent. Tunis ling and'repairing. Estimales xum'f?n'e’ PIANO—Hardman t, -] condition: " spect "mu"'&“.ik"’;'s'- A wrec| Nat. 11th . PIAND foie S srand T conditioned: ehony care' n periect Conaiian: special price. 5. terms. 335 down and 410 monthiy. vill sccgot sour” oft pright 33 Dart payment: a® splendid insiriument {eacher. oF musician. Phone Kimball. Hall PIANO_Beautiful mahoga the Sppearance of ew srd in pus playing condition, with 10 brand-re has ils ol your own selection and duat bench: prh BAY $3 monthiz, will h ri educ a:‘mtmn g Jelivecy. Nat, "3 aTare e BT m ;l‘urr 18t grade, BiniaTare e orths old: origie Bal price. 370808 paid to? $2; pure Ehader inable 10 dontinue pasments e 1o severs, ilijess; eaty” payments. terms en in Fuarantes: befich: Service. elc . Fret. ’anlm.a to ln 't phone Mr. "wnn-g 2 mk exerciser. $35. _Call moraing oF eveaiags aiter £, rotum.i“ 3{ PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING. able 'rates: Koran, Met. 8536 free estimates siven. PAPERHANGING, PAINTING. Rooms papered. $5 painted, $5 up: fiors refin: | terior_painting. Earle Jori Py Dath, | Kitchen . win 5188 = Paperhangmgr Special Prices First Payment and Painting. his Week Only. Starts Dec. 1 Will scrape (dry) and paper average room. 37 vears (in’ writing and out: all pure linseed oil we. Blde; we build new scrape floors: all work completed from our own shop. under supervision n With experience of 18 year : cash or credit up to'3 ¥ finance charges: esti- Toates we eive ou relerénces of tne Kind of M. GRAY, Metropolitan 9004. 26° terest or work we do. 527 9th St N.W paints used Duich Boy lea will' wire your six-room house, $50. includ ying fixtures and inside service: we | stall new plumbing and h work complies with “re paperhanging guaranteed for also paint houses. 0 mixed on_pramises 150 in. ting plants: al ions of Distriet aths and lay- and ce. fl’nnmy’ e 1] co' 721 iynamic spe: ‘demonstrat m rice. 3i o fie ekt Works, RU ientai a4 domesiic, storage charges. Star Carpet 8t D.w._ West 2220 excellent quality; ong: 100 small for owner. ~Nati %—M Teni to studests who gln to pay United }W 1227 N_ Y. ave. National 31° LOANS. £100 up fo $500_ pavable in 12 to 24 monthly payments; home buyers only. Acress Box 453-K. Star office MA RO HOTEL. UPPER MARLBORO. Md._Thoroughly equipped and doing & pay- ing business: 27 yooms. all furnished; known for its excellént meals and accommodation: on the Crain Highway and drawing patron- age from Baltimore. Washington and local: surrounded by about 5 actes of ground. Lib- eral terms. Reason for selling. death. Phone Nar 0691, R. L. Elliott. eves., Clev. 4341. CAFETERIA doing over $100 daily. Must Fave $3800 cagh © Fine souipment | Nicaly | Deshazo & Dowling, 1130 14th National 3§20, _Open evenings. only = v SITUATION—""EN. BOOKKEEPER, 8 years' exp- hard worker, good reference. age 30 | meet_public ' Phone Nat_6933. Apt. 403. ‘2 CHAUFFEUR position, by reliable. ca and thoroughly experienced colored cl feur in private family: do not use tob: 95 ntoxicants; North CHEF. colored: French kosher and Ameri- can_service: hotel. cafeteris experience. nce: ca L1 E T\BLI\H}:,D CORPORATION exceeding $28.000,000. has Resources |ing to prove their worth in the fiel merit promotion: present pro | expansion makes Toom for sever rade | [lrls O s iyn Who uailly should exteed | CHEF. 18 BighTy recom- private Address Box men of executive ability’ who are will- until m of | nigh- Compensation on com- best of references, = ‘ TS experience; wishes ‘Dositi best references. = | R._Star office OTOMAC ELECTRIC APPLIANCE COOK. Filipino. desires position in pri train 2 men for oatside selling no ex: | family: best references. Address Box 108:R. an with car v Mr | ot ORI o™ ok | PTLIPING—Ghauf -mech — butler. Fousema SRR TR s i B | eTiman snd seneral gtiity mes, deeiees | PREFERABL Y_MEN gtion in private family; A-1refe.” Add MEN— :RABLY—ME) -R. Star office. o 3 . FL REFINISHED. | Between 30 and 40 Years. ] i A A 1t | work. gusranteed; window cleaning: reliable; you are looking for an opportunity which | “broaden references. Decatur 1851 your finane and mental | MAN. lored, t, il broaden 'vour financial and mental colored. neat. wants Fall man place. porter, “kitchen work, helper on truck. ele- o e magic 1amp. B we do extend fo you | o (¢ DN f o Tuture that I8 bounded only |3yg, °F Jenior: referemce. Decatur own_ possibilities ind o e seek | BTENGGRAPHER Norus wikhout beins | sears’ experience. ot being o rhe “opportunity we pos | Good references transf 1 CAN lead a ‘Mere job-hunt | be ignored ‘ou'can work where others shirk, if you and possess a_sense of pereonal 55.000 first year. Give full information about | vourseit. R. St and _office man. age 24, desires Address Box 8 Three sition. Star 27 ants work as kitc en helpeg or experienced. = 14 Trving st nw. YOUNG MAN desire or country estate In and board: no wages | Star_omce g 8° YOUNG MAN. white. age_31- high school | Eraduate, wishes position. Wiliing to do ary ht duties on farm xchange for room Address Box 193-R. FULLY EQUIPPED cafeieria for lease, with | 2 apts. - above, 'downtown location: $330 | per month for all. Deshazo & Dowling. 1130 14tk st. nw. National 5520 Open evenings. | LUNCHEONETTE-delicategseri. best business | B0 NE G0 ecersary s Dennse & Ewimar B30 100 1R R Naticna 5020 | Open evenings WANTED TO BUY a good rooming house of 12 rooms: N.W._preferred. _Give lowest Price and terms. Deshazo & Dowling, 1130 Tath st nw fonal 5520 Open evening®. Address Box 170-J. Star_office. STORE AND APT. good location for shoe- maker. taflor. barber: store rent free for 60 days. District 0868 COUNTRY STORE. §-rbom dwelling. smail farm st sacrifice; located, on Riverside- Washington highway; Delc8 lights. owner has other business. Apply A. M. Scott, Crossroads. Md WELL PAYING CONFECTIONERY and soft drink business: will exchange for smaller business. Hall & Bro. 1204 H st. ne. ESTABLISHED CONFECTIONERY and dell- catessen for sale at great sacrifice: owner must_leave city. Call Col. 9858, 26 ROOMING HOUSE— Low rents the secret”; 13Uh st. near Mass. ave. next to corner 13 “rooms, _all Special price and Dargain. See Mr. Fowler, 506 F n.w.” Met. 6208 267 ROOMING FOUSE ya5ied at once will pay cash. Address “Star ofice. 21 v | unlisied first mortgage Dl B Gce Yiat Eand you a loss? €an Randle limited amount of such gecurities at market value: your reply must state securi- ties held. Address Box ar_office. TWG NEW STORES well built. 16x40. v business section: both rented: Drice, 'TZINGER CO. NAT. san1. MD. HYATTS. WE WANT i»{.nfl of work. Mr. Freeman. Lincoln 9502. M SITUATION—WOMEN. | et sty vt o e | nurse: will care for apt. from 8 a.m. organization |Bm: $45 a month; good reference. cales quota makes it | Claiendon 281-X-1 e st il osition as__Hosiery _talesiady or more men to make | assistant buyer: 5 years' experience seling ERb1E %5 exctibivee Teference. A B, 9 Chevrolets. We f pment. If interview it child g to 8 Call 2 is room in Our ed I Woman who Joves and understands chi- dren. seeking a Christian home. Goor refe ences__Address Box 178-R. Star office. 26 PTIONAL OPPOQTU‘NXTY R !RXCTEOURXST HOME. attractive and valu- Vailabl The mosh avalisbie. 4, valu 17-r¢ brick_mansion. a.m.{. ingion” and_ Baitimore, at Hyattsville: S lafge. spacious. terraced grounds, mag. nificent_trees. Commanding location on Rhode Island nue boulevard, the leading thoroushiars. ‘National Capital. Large bandsoms T ery laize. Spacious ve: randa; occcupying one &round. Will rent only to frst-class tenants, with $100 o month. 15.000 miumuu refere; phtel OWNER. phone Hy: now passing dai telephone and ient to see you POSITION WANTED. housekeeper in mother- less home or with an elderly couple. P_ O Box_337. Quantico. Va. 27° PRACTICAL NURSE. companion—A refined. middie-aged Christian woman desires a home with elderly lady. Very competent. Good references. ~ Address Box 1%9-R. Star office See or Call Mr. DIVVER, Lincoln 10200. OURISMAN CHEVROL SALES CO., 625 H St. NE. PRACTICAL NURSE wants for child: willing to g0 a 4908-. 2 SECRETARY - STENOGRAPHER — Beveral | vears valuable experignce: available imm diately. National till'5 o'clock. _ 26° STENGGRAPHER-TYPIST. _general _office | work; experienced; permanent or temporary. Jo, work at ‘my Home. " References. e v STENOGRAPHER wifh general cle perience. high school education accurate in work. Phone Met. 977 WHITE LADY. reliable; wishes work: coyple embloyed: go obiections to care ildren: or for widower. Call North 4542. SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. OOOK, general maid. waitress work: colol neat sppesrance, experienced, willing umaun whole. part time: Tef. No. {rom Virginia: Siay of £o Home m;hu S ddrats 1201 Que st Bwer Aot 305 CURTAINS . 40c 2 pair. for and delivered. _Lincoln 5136. = N_AND WOMEN. s 16— High-class work., city campaien. _Call tonight after, 7. Roon' 1399, National Press Blds. MAN AND WIFE. white. to manage and | gperate restaurant in fliing station: mugt Rave focal reference and following of do not answer: quarters on premises. Phone Lincoln_7488. RISTMAS CARD BOX ASSORT. ebts Ot Jzader has 34 cards with ret ! valueover 3290 Costs vou Sc. Many ba thezs of limited auantity. FLOWER ART CO.. 319 Denrike Blds.. 1010 Vermont ave. nw. Nat. 3854 o |called fors ivered. = CORTATNB srretehn cents per Dan ARN $10.00 A DAY. 50 conte per ‘patr s speclalityi call for, and | ARTISTS' XMAS CARDS. | “eliver_anywhere. | SHON ANGYSHen "and women winted by | GENERAL MAID. colo Work 2 he Christ d | excellent k: R o e 1 Company in the Christmes card | excellent ~ cook. 004 . Sll-arouud = mai Pt g et ) §¥iphmonev dhozing | valicess or part e rer.” Bec. dat. nationally adyertised AMOUS ARTU G lflul fgent, Xmas cards. No competition: generous cf R A bonuses. _Liberal commissions psid daily ADVANCE—DIVIDENDS. Three great Xmas | O card box assortments. The Process Corporation. ork, part time or 1126 Nat, Press Bids. Gol. 4464, 3201 Sherman s ville 1658. NEW STORES DOWNTOWN VERY LOW RENTS OUICK ACTION QUICK_ACTION AND NO PUBLIC- P YOUR_ BUSINESS, US o " m% Néé BU\'ERS N ORDER x'rAx. ADID £ PinaNcE co. NK BLDG. o ”!‘gi ITTAN 4613-4814-4815. NG BUGIN SS _BROI ,i Unusual Opportunity for Lady PLASTER REPAIRING—Straight new work. patching. ointing up does best Fork at reasonable prices. Perdue. 826 dth n nw PLASTERING, new ~ celling. gx tr, ist] Smit 708 ROOFING—oF Ellrln reasonable. y. night UPHOLSTERING. up: st _se. 1 Weaver. 1434 Newton work dome TeRsonal NG—Cutterizg, ssouting. o x Roofin :m‘ e SO RING, Fome It filr Get.the "man, who Sle prices. Liovd Nat: 9938, _31° guaranteed 4531 T Lin. a8° urnace cleaning, Co., No. rennm- covers, cushions: gus Garland. 5632 Ga._ave. u kinds ins ' ok CALL ‘\ RELIABLE CONCERN. is no Dbetter thai A _pro paby PIRES R factory jobs attest assure you. to Absolutely No Cash Required. Paintie. 3 mfl;.“ o a heating. 16(!‘1’15’: ] carpentering. wef lhtl Estimates cheerful The GENERAL CONT 927 NEW YORK AVE. TELEPHONE DIST. 5082. Housan i o ‘the" satistactlon w S, ng. cement m ping. garages. NTRACTING CO. A Royal and an wood. late models. excellent cnrgmon very Teasonsble. _Phone Hyl(uvllle 2-M. that ave been traded in -na recona_monea e reited, 13 Dot month lm Co. st nw. Natl naitioned mtrhm d_portaie: y terms. for rentals or repairs. Typewriter Service Co. 1714 H . n S—American ca 1431 Bast Sell- e the high' rents. Open 5. ) Sales T3 Captiol st.. away ‘ro- ing. rentl) iring all makes. nings._Lin ral TYPEWRI that must be soid, all makes, new and used: cash or cregit: your old tipewriter taken in trade e have lenty of portables ~Sge us before you buy. strict Typewriter Exchange. s nw. TYPEW] iington Typewriter Ex- from business. W change selling_out. Wonderful_bai x k Feoods. o I oot Wi g VACOUM — CLEANERS. ~Alrway. . Birek: Premier. Duplex, Mlnl G. E. $12.50 each; Hoover, 'No, 700, aranteed vear; rent ners, 3150 dly parts, repairing. ugo Cleaner Shop. 1404 Girard n. SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. —_— LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE. TES—Guaranteed b f?’fipm;z 5495 exch ttery Co teries. 13-DIt pcEchanige price. Atlss TH TUBS. Come to any entire needs easil: ¢ ted We have I uSed brick, lumber (x4 good 2x12. IN A] indows, Settien? arransed LENGTH Jo0rs. sas % and ent o prices always! HECHINGER CO., Main omce—mn Downtown—6t! Brightwood: TUEBS. mu e Tagdi of Hechinge pive. m (o Cootatent selsction.” VIsit ouf 3 sards for the ereatest selection at barsain HOUSI $a° at r's 3 yards material:_e: usnt ching. ¥ m;_ ting -n‘bn"u iz, i ). 8 Ave, AND 50, at auction gale, We Oct. 28. 11 oclock. P. F. *.- Dett farm. Cheltenham. Md. 2 DOGS, PETS, ETC. JUST RECEIVED—Wire Haired Fox Chow, Irish Terrier, Bostons, all pe and Esquimo Spitz. Collies,’ Fox Terriers, Persian Kittens, Tvoatul a5d i Al Tread “Efiro Skt Emporiam of Peth. igston flm e S8PECL, - Your dos elven '-":'-cnxlf’“fl R eo eliminating fieas. and fi' “10 diier, all for $1. Fign erade. E e’ Hospital. 1422 Trving st n.w. BED-DAVENPORT and sofa. $15. vanity. '$10; russ, 2521_Conn._ave. 37. beds. complette, $10; dresser. $10: ‘Adams_4i chair, $3( eolom-l 50-318; other piece BIRD BATHS. all concrete: being sold flower urns, etc.: rice. Call or phons ass. ave. s.e. Phone fawn bom:nn. -Rodgers it Aviaitic 2460 B Tdeal hot-water American tor DOILER, Jaal ROt ware. Avaer” intalling gas-fired boler. 1435 Meridan pl. n.w. BOOKCASE, _Oriental tiquess whatnot _tabl tries, French doors. iresser. _clock. Georgia_1584. Tunners, &n>| t, crib, tapes- mattress, Tues, cai chiffonier, BOOKKEEPING MACHINE—ORe machine, electric bookkeepi condition at a bargain 436-K, Star office Underwood 1o exceliont price.” Address Box CADET UNIFORM. belt: wood condition CASH REGISTER! stantial reductiont terms: no interest. ister Co._ 1308 H . 5. Tom '_Efl_. for sale, 4 PUPS Metropolitan FRESH. e MIED ',m%, - Tmm“! 'l'l' oz r 80N u_Lxgw GREAT DANE PUPPIES. Harlequin: black and one biue. 3 mont old: " exceptionally. fine pedigree: unusus SETTER months old Eo;lngtn heving, crairs. tab coffee urns. steam electric grinder: partitions, store equ; every descripuion. Est nw. mixers. T ment o | CHATRS—350 “theater e ey will sell all or United States church. e part 81 tora entleman to open specialty office: virgin Fits A eive exclie iehts o Washing: ton. ; one with professional experience sl’e!(ll!n "lmun""t‘(ml‘ l??\l’s’!‘::lrl; %’na‘;; otis profits Trom imitial inves ; information write 512 Park Bank B]fll. Baltimore, Md —_————————— RECOMMENDED SERVICE. nano‘ MATTRESSES. box springs lows reno s best prices and prompt Mattress Go.. 510 ash. L st s.w. iG of all kinds renovated .nd stei by Health low 2215 8th st. n.e. & 5_Sth st. ne Decatur 0753. [OVATED, springs, mattresses w R R o, BEDDING RENOVATED AND STERILIZED, AMERICAN BEDDING CO., 4th AND BRYANT STS. NE._POT. 3232 BOILERS. FURNACES cleaned and repaire |8 - *‘TT-_W—WE ‘—"B_L!_‘___J___ufl——- AIRS, tea table, den Brice. " 3000: Conn._ave (chatTE Em- Tor muE condifion; 80 o $2.00 per chair. s 0B 5 mw. .nu rigs: moderate TTER—Instant choekwnm. bargain: also century Junior.” North 3 COFFEE_URNS, toasters, steam uuu. stoves~ fr:lu tra) fah, vl . B Met. rt. nw. N < S8t igerators. e refrigerators TAEI ina. capinet, china cabi sterl "‘fih’.‘- tion: solid_oa i radio. rockers. Clev. 5885. aid; bestos covering. Crown Fuel vice, ll'l Iilh st. n.w. Dist. 9322. eral BUI . painting and senersl ‘work; work_by tontract or day: estl- e e siven. W. 8. Hern, Adams 3438, 328* a l-‘slls 2 el 1ar . lumbia 4: knit suit, 13l Decatur strong and healthy: unequsl WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. ? ES, all kinds. and m furnits LA coln Co.. Metropolitan 8817. e firm it buys e ‘erything. value. st. nw. Met. 9764 and ca AUTOG! B'l'—llnnn prices. gt e o T BIG MONEY paid lfll’n protection. John W. Connelly, ¥, RicLéum. e, aH the. Tate ‘ana “deeirasie fiiniiute. REL M Vomen's and childrens, SRR R L T a 5o Turther s tor’ call M, Coen.”T tate: d 1ts, st e statesmen, documents, stamp C DNeEE “Hrobes Bhop. 743 Tiin nw. Dist. J3H: 290! watches, gold teeth. - struments.~ Gold Refnias! e, Rought” evenings or be= 88 Do~ Want t5 buy direct ueed_furpiture.” also