Evening Star Newspaper, November 13, 1931, Page 54

WOMAN'’S PAGE. BEDTIME STORIES % Peter in Love Again. QB carthibelow in heaven sbove. e greatest thing of all 1s love, As Peter Rabbit and little Mrs. Peter made their way home from the Old Pasture to the dear old Brmr-pau:h. Peter had little to say. He had had a rude awakening when he discovel that_the pretty young Rabbit in ©Old Pasture with whom he had !lnc!ed 1f in love had all the time been in love with another and had simply been amusing herself with him. It had hurt his self-esteem and it had shown him how silly he had been. Also, it had shown him right then and there that he wasn't really in love with her t all. “She is just a foolish young thing,” \m“ BACK IN THE DEAR OLD BRIAR- PATCH FETER HAD TIME FOR A LOT OF THINKING. thought hdlas he hopped along on his way home. “Too young to have any real sense. I don't see what possessed me. It must have been the moonlight and her eyes. Yes, sir, that was it. I'm glad Fuzzy didn't find out that I had been coming over to see her.” Peter always called Mrs. Peter Fuazy, for when he first met her her name was | pa Miss Fuzzytail. “I§ was lucky for me,” he continued, *“that Fuzzy didn't find me talking to the silly young thing. She wouldn't have understood. Well, it is all over now, and what she doesn’t know won't hurt her.” And then a doubt crept into Peter's mind: How much did Fuzzy know? It was queer that she should have taken it into her head to visit the Old Pasture alone and without saying any- thing to him. And it was queer that she hadn't seemed to be the least bit surprised when he had appeared and asked her to take a walk, supposing all the time that it was that silly young Rabbit who was waiting in that bram- ble-tangle for him. Come to think of it, it was queer that Fuzzy happened to be in that particular bramble-tangle. Peter stopped and scratched a long ear NANCY PAGE Meeting Problem With These Potatoes on Menu. BY FLORENCE LA GANKE. In homes where there are plenty of gervants and where the kitchen is a great way from the dining room or where the stove hood is equipped with a good fan, it is quite possible to have French fried potatoes with the fish course or potato croquettes with the chicken. But in the ordinary home such foods cannot be served satisfactorily when the hostess is both cook and hostess and serving maid as well. Baked potatoes are out of the ques- tion, for they must be served as soon as they come from the oven to be good. ‘There is nothing very festive about creamed potatoes, nor boiled ones, nor riced. That brings the choice down to just sbout one variety—mashed. But mashed potatoes need to be eaten soon after mashing. Reheated mashed potatoes are not good, nor does stand- ing in the upper part of a double boiler imorove them. Nancy had found a way to_ have meched potatoes that were hot, had | | i | freshly made taste even if the suest~ ‘were 20 minutes late. ‘ She boiled potatoes, riced them. mashed them, adding butter, salt lml Peppe: Th:n she added top milk, putting ln more than was really needed. The po- | tatoes were, in fact, too moist. She put these in a casserole, leaving enough space on top to take about a quarter-inch topping of rich milk or cream. A few dabs of butter went on top of this. The casserole was set into the oven and stayed there until the| dinner course was served. The pota- toes were piping hot, had lost enough mojsture so that they were of just the right consistency for mashed potatoes and were as white and fluffy as the mewly fallen snow. (Copyright, 1931.) DAILY DIET RECIPE STUFFED PORK CHOPS. Pork chops, 1 inch thick, six; soft breadcrumbs, two cupfuls; finely chopped onion, \pne-half cupful; butter, one tabiespoonful; green pepper, one tablespoonful; chopped celery, two tablespoon- fuls; salt, one teaspoonful. SERVES SIX PORTIONS. Split chops through center to the bone, making a pocket to hold the stuffing. Brown onion in melted butter. Add green per, celery, salt and crumbs— m need a very little water to n. Fill chops with stuffing, !uwn with toothpicks and place in a pan with a little water or, better, tomato juice to cover bot- tom. Bake in moderate oven, 350 degrees F. until tendef—about % of an hour. DIET NOTE. Recipe furnishes fat, protein, fiber, a ume sul'ch Lime, ir sulphur, vitamins A and B pres- ent. Can be eaten in modentlon lfl ldulu of pormal tion who of average or weight. Pux slow of digestion because m content. Thornton W, Burgess. with a lona hind foot. He looked long and at little Mrs. Peter's brown blnl llnna ahead of him. Then “It ceruinly is’ queer, he muttered. “But she can’t suspect she did, I would never hear the end of it. I guess I had a narrow escape.” As for Mttle Mrs. Peter, she was think- ing, too, and now and then she chuckled n{u “The pocr. silly dear doesn’t kno' what to think. He is wondering how I happened to come up here to the Old Pasture and why I seemed to be expectin . He thinks I don't know anythi about it at all, but he isn't quite sure. Well, he'll never find out from me. He really doesn't care about anybody but me, and that is all that matters.” A wise little person is timid little Mrs. Peter. Back in the dear old Briar-patch Peter had time for a lot of thinking, and the more he thought the more ashamed of himself he became. He spent hours sitting in his favorite spot and when he thought she wasn't aware of it watching little Mrs. Peter. Once in a while she would come to him and they would touch noses and he would look into the softest eyes in all the great world. Anyway he was sure they were. Now and then she would whisper, “How big_and strong and handsome you are, Peter.” He knew that she meant it and he would swell up inside, for it tickled his vanity to be admired. He would follow her with his eyes as she hopped away and say to himself: “Fuzzy is a dear. There never was and never will be any one like her. And she is smart. Yes, sir, she is smart.” Just how smart she was Peter didn't suspect and perhaps it was just as well he didn't. A feeling of great content came to him. You see, Peter was in love again. He was in love with little Mrs. Peter. Perhaps I shouldn't say that he was in love again. It really was the awakening of the old love. He had always been in love with little Mrs, Peter. It was simply that they had lived together so long that he had forgotten to think about being in love. And the proof that he really was in love was the fact that for many days he didn't leave the dear old Briar- d (Copyright, 1931.) —_—— Custard Ice Cream. Soften o1e teaspoonful of gelatin in two tablespoonfuls of milk. Make a custard with one quart of milk, two egg yolks, one cupful of sugar, and a few grains of salt, and dissolve the gelatin in the hot custard. Strain, and when cold add one teaspoonful of vanilla and freéze to a mush. Then add the whites of the eggs beaten until stiff, and con- tinue freezing. The addition of gela- tine to an ice cream gives it body and smoothness. —— German Potato Salad. Boil six medium-sized potatoes in their skins. Peel them while warm and cut them into thin slices. Mix at once with one-fourth cupful of vinegar, half a cupful of ofl, half a tenspooful of salt, one tablespoonful of chopped pnrsley‘ one teaspoonful of chives, and twp tea spoonfuls of grated horseradish. Let stand for an hour or longer before serv- ing. Capers or cut pickle may be added if one wishes additional seasoning. i e Italy imported nearly $7,000,000 worth of electrical equipment and material in the first half of this year. MODES== OF THE MOMENT collarless, furbesr sull S sports. The one fere & developed th dark The s&rking sweater ir notalble Pfor the dress details that nark 193/ Tt ls a smard choice for wear with e eollarlesr suit. ‘We offer our relderl lelfleu on “Week’s Menus From to Months” and “Schedule for the Chfld From One to Two Years,” which would be convenient for this mother to have. They may be obtained by sending a self addressed, stamped envelope to Mrs. Myrtle Meyer Eldred of the “Your Baby and Mine” department of this newspaper. Re- quest the leaflets by name. The list includes the general foods which e present in the diet of a one-year-old child. Here is a for one day: Breakfast, usually at 7 o'clock. The juice of ohe orange. A helping of hot, cooked cereal with top milk. One piece of buttered toast. One cup of milk. If orange juice is not given in the | morning 1t may be served at 11 o'clock. Dinner at 12 noon. Chop, small piece of steak, fish or chicken, finely cut. Serving of potato or bread and butter. Serving of some green vegetable (car- rots, spinach, beans, caulifiower, aspar- agus, beets, etc). Simple dessert made with milk or a cup of milk to drink. Midafternoon lunch at 3 o'clock or thereabouts. One cup of milk. Two plain crackers. Supper at 6 or 6:30 o'clock. (Depends somewhat on length of nap.) Cereal with top milk. Dish of cooked fruit sauce. Bread or zweiback. Cup of milk. ‘The daily nap should come right after lunch. At 16 months it should not last more than two hours, preferably less. Your Baby and Mine BY MYRTLE MEYER ELDRED. Foods for the child during the second | year differ very little from those foods ! introduced the latter half of the first | year. The baby cereal feedings twice daily, his daily orange-juice, his assortment’ of vegetables, perhaps an egg yolk with bread crumbs’mixed in it, or the crumbs served with his vege- table soup. In addition, there will e one quart of milk daily after the baby is weaned at 9 months. After the first year the same foods are stressed. Milk, cereals, vegetables, fruit and meat. The baby of one year graduates into regular meals daily. At noon he has lamb chop, tender beefsteak, white meat of chigken, or whitefish, chopped or cut up finely | and served with his vegetables. Also he has cooked fruit sauce with his evening meal. These are the changes during the second year. Foods may be offered in | greater variety, and naturally in larger | quantities, but they remain essentiaily | the same. Mrs. H. L. H. asked me to print in the column the best feeding hours for a child of 16 months, the best foods, d the proper time for the daily nap. Only the best is good enough for Schneider's W hole-W heat Bread— that’s why we always use costly Purina W hole-Wheat Flour and other gullny mgredlenu. And to add to your enja)’ment of this nourishing ad, which is so rich in precmm vitamins and mineral salts, we are again reminding you that it’s made in one of America’s cleanest and finest bakeries. Look for the distinctive red checkerboard wrapper. Charles Schneider Baking Company WRC—Mondays and Thursdays—6 P.M.—Schneider’s Dan-Dee Bakers DONT BE TOO LATE WITH YOUR STAR CLASSIFIED AD Each page of The Star has a scheduled time to close just as each railroad train has a time to leave the station. No one can put you on a train after it has 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 issile, and for The Sunday Star up to 5:30 p.m,, Saturday. At the Branch Offices one hour earlier. 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- | Wi ments addressed to box numbers in care of The Star will be de- livered to advertisers on pres- entation of the box number ticket. HELP—MEN. AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS, flnt—cul.flan al ; state experience, 3peterences in " letter. ~ Ad- HELP AND SITUATIONS. SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. | SERVICE. (Continued.) Foa S -t‘l’um-mk. mrw.—.r:firl vmx e Slindie Seadh 2" nome WOMAN, nings, day's Met: ropoll !’;"."‘_A‘:'@‘;‘.‘”"" S S ey nfc AT WOMAN woi as maid or eral hmu"bfgor. -uy ¥ iehtar” So0d 10 wmuul co 3 bt I ‘bm mn. ulhhl- A:nm work e I e PERSONAL. The rate under hesding of Personsl is 3 cenf g hvnur line adat PAYABLE IN 1 home. puyers only: V. “Biar office. BY DR._HOUS- 40 cents quart. to 3¢ mnmly Address 2B mmvu BROTH, M g8 Tecipe: made with 2708 Ontario rd. CARE CHILDREN WHILE mothers worko%n § carey For further infor- ‘mation. North 4828 or 1533 15th & ?m!m—m BOARD CHILDREN OF T fortunate mothers; strictly confidential. dress Box 238-J. Star office. 15° ARDED, PRIVATE HOM Fee nome. and yerd: Teer. sehosls ‘and chiurches, Shepherd 3515, = = REMODELER OF fu-u ufig Jn{ang Berry, 8 years with Jul ifckel & Co. it 1860: Ventosa. Abt. 301 NURSE. experienced. Tor Feih in Fomer -t 'or brother on 4 wt. Bistrict line: near bus and street cars: ref- erences required. Address Box 218-J, Star ce. TYPISTS, 3, for addressing envelopes on piece basis. 8%, SFPepience, phong number. _Address Box 4 Bta 'OMAN COOK, capable of taking chnu ot Hihen of hotel;” references required. dross nox 4 -v' Star_office. Y- grounds | I e TRAINED NURSE wn..t. care at your home or ‘lamp (reatments. District 9071, METAL WEATHERSTRIP- PING—CAULKING. “Bext for Less.¥ Col._8499. u' PAPERHAN this mont] mmn, -mim ‘prices Vork suarantecd. BoD. PAINTING, papering. T finishing, For free iatimates col Sny” Sime dams 1344. Keystone Dec. Co.. Inc. mh st. n.w. ’AINTING, papering—Don't be Giroce with mezpanic and be cnvinced Jou e money, Call any time, Metz., Col. ogt PAPERING—Rooms n.um, intest o ncl 46, Sieiniection Tree. dependent Decorating, €all eves., Col. e s scraped dry, ci PAPERING—Room: racks charming g{pfl incl.. $7.90; disinfection Insist on ork. . PAPERHANGING, low prices, Neat, clean work by expe; Call’ Baitz, 601 Irving st Paperhanging—Painting. Rooms papered, 36 up; painting at” lowest prices. Let us estimate on your home im- rovements and save money. Y; small monmlv payments. C.ll CITY SERVICE DECORATORS, T averod, ?:mua,' 15 0D agrs eabhined: SANITARIUM, ave. d - Room, suv?xo Spri ng, lid g Telepk *Sogine 13 ARTH'ICIAL l:YLS. $10. Fitted at your home. Ga. 2230-R. 14° llol‘ol TRAVEL. JOUAN sectend i motiRE The SR | 2 0649 f en 6 and 8 p. LADIES n the hours of 8 and 8 p.m.. Prida -na Gutirday, Nov. 13, and 16, my wi [ will select % Taales. that quaiify for & very Dleasant and profitable position: no ulllnh Aik ‘for Mr. oF Mrs. Gumm. Porte land HELP—DOMESTIC. GIRL, white, as mother's heiper; 330 per :’-?w' §ood home; stay nights; no taundry. ECTOR WANTED — position and e in person. PHutler's Peobies Blores. 623 10 CT MAR to intetview resident man- agers, store proprietors and hotels. The re muneration depends on ability and lity. Phone Mr. Cullinan, 3 m_520. Hamilton Hotel. LICENSED PLUMBER _Stesdy work. ~Apply E. Bhield Co.. 1001 New York avi MAN, white or colored, for elunlnl noor;. n as to age, experience, dress aox 176-3. Star omice. GIRE, white: to sssist T8 Fousekeswing. fam: 1ly of three, in exchange for board and room and small " salary. Nortn Woodside, " 34d. A—Man _wanted whe hely drtve Ford: taving sat. o mun si3” Ret? | 1ac fionces Teaulred. Phone North zise. M Lawrence. 130 Al FORD, ‘31, mrhA . Angel CADILLAC, DODGE. 3 Chevs. for El Paso. Te Passengers |:||t ‘expen: lfl Conger Bureau, 631 P n.w. Nat. 015! 1 GENTLEMAN WANTS TRANSPORTATION §o-Mighigan o Cleveland. On 1p dri and share expenses; references. Call Lin- coln 2254-R. HAVE PASSENGERS GRAND RAPIDS, Cl gaso. Cleveland, Kansas culeAw-lm nf.'i’ e 510 Star. . 8 rior_painting. Earle . .Yordm. Lin. 5765, O-—F esti- RADI FREE & mate. Nat. 3721, um TPHOLSTERING, furniture reE.lrln done in the home if des! 8. 1434 Newton st. n.w. _Ac = e Tacwsi epa ro‘ acauering: dlip a. CALL A RELIABLE LONCER}\. promise is no better ds Y llfll- e e e A No Cash Reql;;red. A mbine. Seseering. ifing. roofine. Cementing. eather 'stri sarages. 'Ting. B e W A CTING CO. 927 NEW YORK AVE. TELEPHONE DIST. 5082 sAl.B—MlWi:LANEOW NEOUS. ou. S Rbsolutel At ron HIRE. DAY on TR ROLLS. e Tateso o15 dns EARBER CHAIRS (6). wooden; 35 each. RATNeY famansnire ave, LAY TRAVELING 0 COLUMBI s By auto within few dags Would Ike passe ger, share expenses: references. Dec. 1278, white, ieitied, no encum- u-hool bv{s. GO BY PRIVATE AUTO. SHARE EXP] NGRS P CHARGER TNoE BUNYAN'S, 1221 PENNA. AVE. MET. 52 LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE AT THI D ue e:lly tes 818 idth st., X'fl! N H nve n. IRIDGE, CONTRACT OR_AUCTION—CER- tlflfll teacher, official l"‘!m. day and eve- ning_instruction; ullfll hl Adlml l MAN wanted for sollciting for advertising Slens. "Gall at 1121 12th st. nw. MAN Tor assistant cashier. Reply In handwriting eivine past = ble to furnish reference ,_Star office. T CUTTER, experienced; Mok ae MEN, ten, between 30 and 65 vears to call on our_ best citi: no selling. A. M. White, Franklyn Park. Va. is® own Fri. and Sat. ion. $100 per mol ericnce And. age o replv.. Address J._Star_of SALESMAN—A real insurance man with lo- cal industrial and ordinary experience to represent live company with up-to-the-min- ute contracts. Drawing accounts to pro- gucers, Room' 804, 916 q st. between L AuTO LESSONS king: cars !ulnhhed c-n Poster mm Reilable). Met. 1800, 644 B & AUTO DRIVING l.usoxs Lxcmm white men: anywhere, any hotr; your of our car._Call any time, Adams 3489. 20° PLA‘( .mzz IN 20 LI usso piano, sax. J \e” ‘Guiihr ‘and instriction. 313; student orch Christensen School. 718 11th . Dist. 1278._Instruments. Free booklet. TE LESSONS GIVEN, G SHORT- teacher with wide 'experience: day- Tihme ony“'Koom 301, 1356 New Fork ave,nw. ARS}",IIYGI class. ot.2883, ANOTHER _BA BOYD ANOOTE daye sudying. shorihand, t3ping: no previous training; placed by Bovd'e in hi 25 week. E mo. in to Senator Septional’ but PROO! 's results for Those "Who”work and want sood’ positions. New classes now forming, Earn money: sar Bord 8ol THSE &Rt s PRIVATE LESSONS—Mathematics. scien languages: Cornell cnuum fin Albert Jonas: 1406 Hopkins st. n. T 200 13¢ ! LISI‘ lz:mnn man ca- pable of 'ol'kfinl mm eltc\nl'e nlfll gharge of used car depi. “Cal ur 1414 between 8 and 9 p.m. EN, 2. of neat appearance, for fast- radi and electric ref: ply Mo o Bhop. Ad il 1d. n.w., at Toth and Cofumbia rd. EHHD!M!NT AGENCIES. STENOGRAPH bookkeepers. _ typists. lerks, male &;‘d Temale. peeded hourly gal ries. $15 to § Boyd's. 1333 P. Ni RUPHERS EXCHANGE has A-1 €00 houseworkers; week, investigated. tur 3551, BUSINESS D"OBTUNI'I'IES. TANT SOME ONE thar can stand pror- Tity, with from $3,000 o $4.000, 10 thvest ‘:l : ‘r:old loinl‘bllflneis 'llAhh!lrleel al opportunity for 3 dress Box 405-V. Star office. ~ Do " 44 ITAURANT., full; Tease. low rental. 615 H CORNER DELICA’ fountain; must GIH’ICI‘ 18th lnd Kalor: foaxe, Hioo or, "xr.’tmh""fis“ oty Address Box 221-' \; Sta ;om‘;’:’e iy 'ABLISHED SEA FOOD RESTAURANT, returning substantial income: excellent lo- gation: $7.500 cash. ~Address Box 44 Star o 14 aui 4. Tor rent; 1obE | B Tsas including soda sell. “have olher interests. brick_ana buliding materials. ‘of Hechinger's 3 d"" for your e DO Wl Te leree, auantitice of a: §00d”used brick, lumhfl lzm zx; ax;,& 2x10, 2, m ANY lows, d El». D th t |Ion Dlnmblnl lnfl excelftn condition. All for convenient le it ar m S Greatest sclection at bareain & BECHNGEE GER: CO.. HOUSEWR! Main Ofice—15th and H Downtown—éth_and O Brumwood—sws Ga. Ave BATTERIES_Guaranteed b $3.45: 15-piate, ulv Battery BB‘D-DAV‘EH‘POR SUT’ fine condition, only 365 Qriental russ, 'rare bargains. n.w. mcvm sl mearly new: sacrifice. Mrs_Bass. Adlmn 10100._after 5 p. BICYCLES, in_A-1 condition, $10, u : also Bew bicycies.. ruoeul -&d goasters. 324 50 up; ries, 13-plate, ge price. Atlas €. 3 Tovely Dieces; nd smali “fea2 “Bumore Call OPPORTVJ‘NXTY to known coffee pots Owner in foreign " service, Address Box 446-V, Star great reduction. mictving country. obtain one of the well B 2-year guarantee. BLES wil sies: m:le and_cue re- ip. Conn Billiard & th n.w.. ILLIARD AND POCKET T, complete stock supplie: pairing; best workmansh! W Dist. 4711 SHOE REPAIR avsmsss P sale or rent nw st _very low price. 1412 H st ROOMING HOUSE “headauarters.’ or sell a rooming house, see Mr. st._n.w__ Met. 6308 LUNCH ROOM., corner across from Interior and “Washington Auditorium: _reasonable: 800d location: rent. $35. 1901 E st. n. OLD ESTABLISHED CHEMICAL MANU- facturer wants a crew of demonstrators to introduce_cleaning necessity to Washington homes. Demonstrators are making 33 to $5 gally. prhose irterested address Box 473V, Star office. To buy Fowler, 13° KCASE, _chiffonter, _dresser. _Orient rugs, stair carpet. mahogany whatnot. t estry, library table, clock, music cabinet; ian_check. Ga._1584. CASH REGISTERS, reoult. ruurlnleed sub- stantial reductions from list orice ' Easy terms; no interest, The m lon, ister Co. 1208 H st. CASH REGISTERS, s Counters. shelving. iz, tables. seale urns, steam tables. soda foun- fains. clectric erinders. mixers. Felrigerators, partitions. store equipment and fixtures of gvery descripuion. Edgar Baum. Inc. 914 iron AM FORCED TO irust note ‘on D. SELL small first dnd of ‘hom 490-V._Star_office. e. Address Box COAL of every kind; wood. oak, pine. all lensthe, orders ukenN-nu delivered. United ort) ROOMING HOUSE; 30 raoms, 4 baths: ner y decorated and furnished; rented as apart- ments; reasonable terms. Also 10 rooms. 2 E.'P. Jordan, 330 Bond Bldg. Met. TAILORING AND ANING STORE for sale in best 14th st. location. Call at 1935 L st.n.w. for information. COMPETENT HELP of all kinds furnished by employment asency of Woman's Ex- change, 3405 Conn. ave. Clev. 0671. BALESMEN Onlyexperienced pply. Old le company. Buell" 350 Bond. Bids. TELEPHONE SOLICITORS_Willing workers | B make 313 daily by concientious eflorts, i Y nis e el o e o drivers. | Bette Faxt Gorp. 4T1% C IOGRAPHERS, Kkeepers; = Bositions pen daily for those who_ can qualify: n:mnfinn fee. Personal Service, 714 dg., 1420 New York ave. SITUATION—ME: Persons advertising for “Situations Wanted” are warned to ezercise careful investigation of persons of- Jering positions where cash deposits are required to secure employment. AN it DDQ rlnl. fair educa- ' B Bttt S r 32 h“‘l 'lodrl. 8-8:30 am., uldy | <% See M ;zi'by‘“xuo At n v T, . Friday. 2:30 to 5 p.m., Saturday, PUBLISHING ©O. in “Washington 25, hien ol education rm: sition with salary. 850 and 930 p.m., today. ARh YOU SATISFIED ol = esent income or e zhfl";n?'fle";orm fmore o “Sourselfs We have Sgeningy Tor three eat appeating men: 28"%lo' 4o, 't auulify, for positions in nhlnnnn ‘aria‘Vifeinia’ territories: Tutur sssired: theady work, o canvassing; ex o §o'|';uw3'° "Broad st. Philadelphis, for ap- Dointmen INSURANCE ADJUSTER. rienced in ‘auto, fire, theft snlne traveling; excellent \1EN—PREFL ABLY—MEN Between 30 and 40 Years. you are looking for an opportunity which” 9l Sroaden your fnancial and men- tal horizon, we want to interview you We offer lamp. lo extend 20 vou the vision of a Tuture that is bounded only by your own possibilities. The kind of men we are seeking are those who can run without being wound every 24 hours. The opportunity we possess for you ganngt transtorm a failure into a success, but it CAN lead s success inte more fertilé fl'fll"fie Mere fob-hunters and fiy-by-nights w £n 1f you can wnrk There others shirk, are married and possess responsibility, it Tou can sheak inte mnny clearly, write your gualifications. Ad- Box 114-R. Star_office. MEN TO SELL USED CARS. Unusual proposition to hustlers. ply H. Rosenthal, MANDELK CHEVROLET CO., 13th and Good Hope Rd. S.E. HELP—MEN AND WOMEN. MAN—Gardener and general work, drive au- lnmoblle neeulnnnll ife nced nurse, for gxperiencs tica part-tim i home: mwu finished apt. in garage: 2°iles ‘from District line: bus’ and street cars near: references required. Address Box 317-J. Btar office. SELL CHRISTMAS CARD BOX ABSORT- ments.—Our leader has 24 urglx'uh retail saifie n°others. e«c'if“:&%“ ushty MAY: im} us FLOWER ART <210 De" ke 1010 vermont. ave. n.w. 3554, \GENTS—Sell chrlnm s Cf 0] it. AGR commissions and bie v:{flu g Breakenridge’s, 1405 Eye NW OPEN (GS_EXCEPT SATURDAY. FAMOUS ARTISTS HELP YOU EARN $10 A DAY. CURTIS —has an wexaml n Yu BAKER, thoroughly experienced Danish and French ' pastries. fancy cakes, decorating: references: reliable, Address Box 482 Star office. BOOKKEEPER-JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT de- sires position.” preferatly with accounting ddress Box 435-V, Star office. ws 1o Sl trade ga ariieic er or be willing to e A Hehoi tnfle RPENTER, painter and all-around aflerly. wants any position. — Hyattavilie CHAUFFEUR, colored, desires position. Sherman ave. n.w._Columbia 8527. JANITOR. experienced. wants small ment_house:_references. atur_1851. MAN: graduste Md._normal school, desires work tutoring children, comoanion semi- iovalid:would “vravel.’ Best refs. Col. 3123 apart- MAN wisies 1ob ws shoe Tepaizer or presser: 15 years' experle rience. MAN, color: mnmd. wmm “position, ele- Vator operator, Janitor or Housemen iy apare- ment: well ‘experienced; best reference. Cleveiand 3391-J. MEAT CUTTER and sll-around groce \":uuhle Clerk. “"Apply ‘atter 6 mm, (1114 experienced, wishes Pl CIST, york. Ea Turnien Teterences, Phone col PRESSER. colored, experienced. Phone coln 5940-M. Mr. Claude Brown, T YOUNG MAN. Yorr, any Bin. Honest; _reliable. un. un glh colored, from _South, Can drive car_or elenm- ‘Atlantic 4565, slTUATlON—WD“N. - STENOGR. T T, et salary open. BOOKKEEFE! APHER, _experi- nced, public store. general, excellent worker; Miss Hum- nhxey, Nat NURSE would Tike position car- or aged person; would con- ousework: references. Call LADY desires positoln s murse-maid Wil o to Florida or California: references. Ad- Tes< Box 468-V. Star office. CTICAL NURSE, experienced, city refer- Eheas, Tasdiss with mome duties: reduced sai- y._Tel. National 8615. general clerical, experta, Eail" adime 4870 .1m H SECRETAR i ooRECenInE! e X e h_high school educa- ical experience, co-opera- needs work. Met. 9711 FOR BALECheverly gas_st: T intersection of Defense Highway and ham road: a hundred per cent Amoco sta- tlon, doing good business. Forced to sell on account of Il health. Phone Hyatts. e, WORKING PARTNER wanted for nrluu inyestigating business: $500 capital required. Addraor ety o WANT PARTNER services in ;mbn!mee firm .na lm& Cientele.” Must 454-V. Star office. LIGHT LUNCH AND DELICATESSEN; owner will sacrifice on account of :liness, just & reasonable offer. _Col. 9893. COFFEE URNS‘ toasters, flrr.m uom lll stoves ~grease _traps. sierilfzers, counters. cash resisters, refrigefators. Tefrigerator dis® ases. electric mixefs. scales safe ue:..xsterm tables. chairs uu DESKS_Sal Rifahure: desis. file_cabinets, cabinet safes 1 You can also rent 16 E rt. n.w. National 9136. DESKs, surplus trom U. 8§ Government: also " tremendous 'saving c‘l.u outs and . seconds: ¢ irs, fles, oS Zas ovens, st._nw nw. s = i Tinish; ¥o0d T - DIAMOND RING. ladys. 3850; just pawn $75. Vo uvudsnm.nr 2 carats Zacrince tickets ein Glamond modnt: adly. _Col. 5190 d's, blue white; DI 1ads wrist watch; Vi saendce borh 345, APARTMENT HOUSE for sale: de- income, $3,000; ime. - Owner. Decatur 4148 Tlen mpletely Ded: going business: sacriice Jor auick 350115 Ga. ave. n. WILL EXCHANGE $100,000 Baltimore Property FOR WASHINGTON PROPERTY. _ Address Box 477-V, Star office. 15% RECOMMENDED SERVI sale. murr CAKES, old Virginia, livered. Decatur 0653-J. 50¢ Wllndsde FURNITURE of hai ely furnished 5-room apartment. account party leaving town. Rel sonable. Phone Columbia 514’ FURNI E—Bed room suite, overstuffed bed- fll\enpon suu! room suite, $25 bargain. Other furniture. 1231 H n FURNITURI oing out of business, every- thing must be sold. Easy chairs, bed-room suites, davenports. pull-up chairs, etc. 14! Eve st. n.w. _Open_evenings. 15% ut, 33 $25; living alnut dining room. suit 1231 H n. ‘The following business concerns guarantee satisfaction to Star read- ers. Any complaint found necessary to be made to The Star will receive prompt attention. For admission to Recommended Service Column call National 5000, Branch 215. AMERICAN RADIATOR HEAT properls i stalled; befor Patis our conth Sengstack, gualified American Radator” cgntr‘lcwn Atl, 4 ializing in plumbing lnd heating only B DIRO. I TTRESSES. box springs Infl 1] reno.;: ben rlcu and _promj fi - Mattress Co-. 519 L st. 5w S BEDLING of all binds Tenqated-and serl e e Bidding ‘o 8315 ot ot n.e. Becatur O15b, BleNO movn'm lunnlm mattresses, ws. feather m: comfort, re-cov- end el peamnxco m L AMERI(.AN BEDDING CO., 4th AND BRYANT STS, N.E. _POT. 3232. BOILERS_FURNAGES cleaned and repaired: Tate bars, asbestos covering. Crown Fuel Tvice, 917 1ith st: nw. . Dist. BUILDING and 1 repair work done by contract or by day; estimates free. Ander- sen, Nocth 64533 140 CARPENTER. Tepairs. improvement Dorches. bartitions. floors, cablnets, odd Jo etc. Met. 2146. J. Roweil. 604 3rd n.w. 1. R, contractor; aiterations. porches. Tor CARPENTE inclosed, concrete work, Hart, Biadensburg rd. n'e. CARPENTERING, _non-union, }obbln perienced manager farming, dairy an dening. _Call West 3131. 1 CARPENTER CONTRACTOR, general house repairing, remod- sline, rages o Lin. Al kinds. bullding and_Dainting: 3 Weber, 1328 11th st. s.e. Lin. 1172 15% CHAIR CANETNG hercirocnes ctering _ Armstrone. 1235 10t B Mt D080, CHIMNEYS and_furnaces cleaned, $2.50. vacuum system. Toof repairin ing and floor work. Capitol Helght [OGRAPHER - TYPIST, _general _ofi Work, experienced: permanent oOr temporary name. ef. Ga.4714. 14% also do work HER TYPIST, experienced. g{-uu-u ‘Washington School of cellent references. reasonable Address STENOGRAP] Toung Iady, -s:f-rr'y“ m'sc wln& done at wmmc nd 11 &!:'. ELECTRIC JiRmg 20d 5 coll’wl‘ele. including inside service: estimates fres. Nac. 3934, City Elec. Co., 410 Bond Blds. Term 5 PR ey b g nfihed nrfiflnul Serene, flm RA XWI nced, rapid, ac- » building and wlltlm work. B BT RSN T SWEDISH WOMAN a8 COOk Or houseworker, ily: no hundry flm references. el o 460-Y, Btar of T 3| SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. T8 | S50 or lisht housework, colored; refer- ffi? District 7999. GOOK_or_general houseworker, experienced: city references. GENERAL M) MATD. ugnn l:;amlld ook, r's ress, ;n'l}"?r“n:‘;l":‘l’mte Teterance, " ecttur 4015 WORKERS, ‘who are mplohfi Teal ut‘nfi T he most derieama jacating round Washington; no selling expected of mA 7:30 p.m., Priday, lhlrp. Bfl.nd LOCAL ENTERPRISE mu Stocks. bo - ml an; S%“a on, on- s saa, ¥ n!nr—wom AG I t) ‘beauti; R Dl!n‘m'!' EIANIST, Bee oD, 6 hade no.“f&é‘.'\?.‘ m|- :fl':“ DRI FITTER—Must be neat, quick an gaperienced seamstress and best trade. Address Box ul-ve.wu m%ldl’nc': LADIES—Desirable business connecti il Sttractive remuncration sva i ible m:n$=v§h ladies of ent who know Washington: ability to contact the public essential: no m lnurvl-v nm:uc Mr. Decatur_0160. honest colored, | honest le, 9(‘,‘}},'..? waiis ork; sty ‘nlenie. Yabes Dlace as cham. Bousewor] in !.u ork; eral mvuu- B roYorctioe. Nortn' 4360, ed, 'ln‘l ‘work as mother's ,,..g,, SOt day's work. ~Lincomn ants part-time Work. Phone West onu.w- TRL lored. Sormaid or .enmi Perails: “ GIRL, eola 'urk or_ma I | ores S —eoTored, ARt Dlaces as Gook and Ghamberipia. 1631 Vermont ave. _____ 1637 Vermont_ave. 7 Kk of = | TR Siorame T Aot 2877 Phos Adams 806s. IRL, colored; et TteNgent. oIt Teler: ce,” Wants Il e ol es_housework, eonllnf i | $15°D at. n.w. 1 % experienced, wa vants T.‘m "i':-e: "an Teterences. Fincotn 2610, - e 140 CE CURTAINS i 3 Tandry work doné; called for, an 'a'-’h'n‘r"-g Phone Ga. 1507. m colored. "wizh “janitor Seruer ave. nw " Fator 5 hew York ave FTOOR SURFAGING —Old fidors o SpecTaliy: private homes, ball rooms, dance . fQors: symnasiums, dining rogms,’ Dultleu machines; " easonable phices. C. Folk, TacHnes: TeAsoRRbIS BHIces un“111‘=“""i' Ric h-rc-o'm Sanding machines rented. and house R ieenine, Tarnfate sepa e_repair ecorated; special Tates. Cail Ben. Fot. 236 FLOORS of all descriptions sanded and Earle Jordan. u T ol — FURNACES, D TeDaired By experts Shec. Dhices. styr Heating Go o General House chamng AT SPECIAL PRICES. Roofing, carpenter work, house wirin paintine, This is not e comipany. but,a nr! yate conitractor. Phone Atlantic B, e Sul Kinassen & Sons. S e e ne. Lin. 0272. Let w ...fx}“""“‘fl?..f":‘% e s e e gflfll: ;nmg-::}l’hlul. l’m@dl‘ ’ffimrc . Himates. e, AL T HOME>IMPROVEMENTS Tequired for n:!.g' OP pncn lmfl 3 I \bi heat! £ “'n”umm“‘“ e m'nm-mm- WHY WAI'P? Vwrgg‘ ping. garages. RNXTURE—-WI ut bed-room suite. $39; bed, complets. §9: china closer. $6. bureau. buffet. $7: Vln"! dresser. $6.50; furniture.” 1211 H s Toom suite: 330 "":’gnm%mu ey b . 330 Sprine da iher odd jieces_i5e0 s s ™ 37 B Anllnue and_modern Dieces. china. pottery and porcelmin: SeHing and plated table and hollow ~ware; brass: u srand piano, etc lano, for U. 8. mars g5 in suites and_odc i “tomorrow. ding _shoti UTFIT, . amu., coat, vest and shoes. oPFxcx FURNITURE Besis. chates, fle Cabiners, Tabiés; gvestini fex your daily, 1461 Harvard st. Offer sood practice planse x”!s“" 5 5. 956 5100, aclivercd: ferme. or catn: one: vear exchange privilese without 10ss. DeMoll & Co.. 13th and 'G_sts. bareain “prices.Used slightly used g srand, srand, “3os: Ives and 2" ne._condition. s1a0: with Wessell: Nichol an other like bargains. Fanig Ents and srand planos. foF Eifiing and Tepaicing: Hugo_Worch. 1110 G n. PIANO—Ses a 5 BB o ‘pianos. * Up- rent. Tuning, Estimates furnishe one quickly if you want imball: fine-looking PIANO. upright, mahogany, standard make: gxcellent condiilon; must’ sell; $25. 519 PTANG37 & erqau. Jordan ‘make_offer. M P 426 156n 5t es Tincoin 3835 PIANO—$5 per month will pay for this one. A Brewster, mahogany case: good condition: Drice; $95; one-year exchange privilege with ss. O. J. DeMoll ., 12th and Falts POOL TABLES, 3, ood condition. Cheap for auick sale.” Palaco Billlard Paior, 1710 nAmo—Be-uum NINE-TUBE_SUP] DYNE, ind_guaranteed; Gouble peritod owerful dist: Y. ave. Mgl RADIO—If you --nz « fine Tadlo and your wife insists on* & net, this one will K ase both of ou. n' 10-tube, andsome higliboy t Fice. 00: former price, $338: terms or o .nu ‘fully guaranteed. ' Other radios. nd doc current at 345 O. J. DeM . 13th st. at G. on lua Muemc will sacrifice for 335, Call at 5133 - o101 jdemonstration. Shone' Rae Bchois, § o 14-J. RADIO-PHONOGRAP] mbination Hen 1'% roal bargain in 8 radip combination 8- tube Majestic: & beauty and fully guaran- teed; the radio alone is worth the price; 199 ‘cash or terms. O.J. DeMoll & Co.. RADIO-CROSTL®Y ELECTRIC B-iubs, <o plete, 320: Atwater Kent battery set, fi. with ‘speaker. No. 205, 1420 N. Y. ave. RUGS. Oriental. two large and several fi' ter size, including two Saro ind_ Lill: 3842 Catkes Ban: hall runner; priced low. MACHINES—Singer irics, $30; dropheads, $6, $10; Dairs, 655 Pa. ave. s.c., upstairs. {15, Sapducd. e ot s oal ew machines. .su#uu and rerqlnnl Open even; Wmhlh elec- Lin. Ihm, stone, Hood, raded inon new I sizes in stock. Open late Sunday. Reliable Tire Stores. ne. 320 H st ne. TYPE ullc porianis ard machines; ick easy te: rentals and repaira A Enorized ageney. ter Sales & Service d stand- rvice on Ca TYPEWRITERE l\u.nntufl ”’“i..'m ”"iwamfluv. o T O CONTI v!TAL B co, Chandler B National 2884. % mfi_a‘ "‘i.‘&".'-‘&""“