Evening Star Newspaper, January 7, 1932, Page 40

HELP AND SITUATIONS. D. C, THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1932. " THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Child’s Hat for BY MARY MARSHALL. ORE and more, buying clothes is an all-year-around activity and not something that we do intensively just twice or three times or four times a year. To be sure, with the coming of cooler Au- tumn days our need for warmer clothes gives us & definite excuse to buy coats and heavier suits, with accessories need- ed to go with them And lengthening days in later Winter set us thinking | definitely of Spring clothes. But the woman who plans her wardrobe with care, buys wisely all the year around. And so, if you or your young daugh- ter has need of a new hat at this time | of the year, you may quite sensibly buy | one that will do for the present time | and still be useful when Spring and | Summer come. There are new felt or fabric hats that add a touch of color to the Winter costume, but that will be just as appropriate to wear with Spring clothes. The poke-shuped felt hat shown in the sketch was designed for Southern wear, but it is not too advanced to wear at the present time anywhere. In & light green or beige it will go well with a brown coat—in any of the light pas- tel tones it may be worn with black. It is a shape that is becoming-and ap- propriate to the girl in her teens or younger. And here is an idea that may have occurred to you. If you have a felt cloche left over from the days when every one wore this type of hat you can have it cleaned and then trim the brim to give the right cloche line at the front. If it is too large around the crown you can easily take care of that difficully by slashing it and lapping THE STAR’S DAILY PATTERN SERVICE Make this adorable pajama ensemble for daughter. And won’t she love it? It is such a cute idea for lounging in brown wool jersey. Vivid yellow is used for the trim and the brief bolero jacket. Yellow bone buttons accent the youthful back closing. Style No. 2587 is designed for sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20 years; 36 and 38 inches bust. Size 16 requires 4% yards of 39-inch material with 14 yards of 35-inch contrasting. Crepe silk, velvet, novelty rayons and linen are also suitable for this prac- tical model. For a pattern of this style send 15 cents in stamps or coin directly to The ‘Washington Star's New York Fashion Bureau, Fifth avenue and Twenty- ninth streét, New York. Don't envy the woman who dresses well and keeps her children well dressed. Just send for your copy of our Winter Fashion Magazine. It shows the best styles of the coming season; also charming suggestions in lingerie, pajamas and modern em- broidery for the home. You will save $10 by spending a few | 25817 eents for this book, S it would pay you to send for your copy now. Ad- dress Fashion Department. Price of book, 10 cents. Price of pattern, 15 cents. Baked Salt Fish. To a large cupful of fish, picked fine, 8dd two cupfuls of milk, two well beaten eggs, salt and pepper to taste and half & cupful of butter or bacon fat. Mix sery thoroughly and bake for half an hour. DAILY DIET RECIPE AIRY BUBBLES Raw egg white, one; salt, one- fourth teaspoonful; fiour, about one-fourth to cne-half cupful, and confecticner's sugar, two tablespoonfuls MAKES ABOUT 30 LITTLE CAKES. Sift flour and salt together. Thicken unbeaten white of egg as Stiff as possible with the flour and roll out paste very thin. Cut in little cakes with a small sharp cutter, sprinkle with sugar and bake quickly in a hot oven (400 degrees F.) about 10 minutes. DIET NOTE. Recipe furnishes protein, starch and sugar. Practically no min- erals or vitamins present. Can be eaten in moderation by n-rmal adults of average or under- welght. Southern Wear it over at the back. And then to put on the final touch that gives it a really French appearance trim the brim with two bands of ribbon, as shown in the sketch, finished with a bow with six loops at the back. (Copyright, 1932.) Everyday Psychology BY DR. JESSE W. SPROWLS. Why Worry? Why do people worry? Chiefly be- cause they are unable to find out what they are worrying about. WoITy is & symptom—not a disease. Of course, if one persists in refusing to do anything but worry, one will in time get the habit, and, of course, all the ills that the worry habit is able to create. Have you not discovered that some- thing like 90 per cent of the things you worry about amount to nothing in the end? One of the greatest discoveries of the present century is the fact that a little straight thinking will clear up most any emotional disturbance. You can take your choice—stop and think | things over, or proceed with the manu- | facturing of imaginary possibilities | which psychology calls worry. | 1t is altogether likely that those who | worry most are those who formed the habit in childhood. Over-indulgence is the chief trouble. If a child is allowed to have its own way all the time, the stage is set for a life of worry. The day is sure to come when this same child cannot possibly have his way. His wishes no longer solve his problems. | He worries because he is continually | facing a frustration of wishes instead of dealing with things as they are. i (Copyright, 1932.) “BONERS” Humorous Tid-Bits From School Papers. THE BOER WAR WAS A PIG FIGHT PUT ON FOR THE PLEASURE OF LOUIS XIV. / A dynamo is a machine that makes dynamite and other explosions. A falling body is one that moves through the air it is falling through. An element is something that is noth- ing else but the thing that it is. Gallilio is the man who made the world round. An organism is a low form of living. ‘Wampum is the money that Indians made from white men's scalps. Benjamin Franklin invented thunder and lightning for the United States. MODE — l Wi EMBERS of the House have been at their homes for the holidays knowing full well that perhaps the most joyful period of a congressman’s year had come to an_end. That Joyful period extended from opening day on Monday, De- cember 7, until the beginning of the Christmas _recess Tuesday night, De- cember 22. Not all of this time. to be sure. As Speaker Garner put it, the House had real reason to be proud of the progress it made, But a great part of these 15 days had been taken up with speechmaking—about thing. The House being as it is, it requires a week or so to get down to business Organization must be perfected, com- mittee assignments ironed out, and many other things done before actual work can be started. Consequently, the Speaker usually turns the boys loose. In other words, he gives them oppor- tunity to get everything off their chests. almost every- A WASHINGTON DAYBOOK BY HERBERT PLUMMER. (Copyright, 1932.) OF THE MOMENT il WA of the season. sway. ‘The way it works is like this: Mr. Rainey, the Democratic leader, sits at his big red table on the right of the chamber. Mr. Snell, the Repub- lican leader, sits at his big red table on the left. Mr. Rainey arises and says, “Mr. Speaker, I yield 10 minutes to the gentleman from Alabama.” When the gentleman’s time expires, if he desires five minutes extra, then Mr. Rainty gladly gives it to him. When the gentleman from Alabama has finally concluded, then Mr. Snell arises on his side and says, “Mr. Speaker, T now yield 10 minutes to the gentleman from New Jersey.” Similar- ly, if the gentleman has not concluded in 10 minutes, Mr. Snell graciously lets him have more time. This goes on for days. body is happy. But now there is work to be done, and a lot of it. But it is not like the Senate, where a member can speak as long as his voice holds out. From now on the average congressman will con- sider himself lucky if he gets five minutes in his own time. LITTLE BENNY BY LEE PAPE. S0 he gives them full And every- After such a long lay-off as the mem- | bers had between the last and this session of Congress, many things pile up that must find expression in some | manner. Back home they have heard rumblings of discontent from their copsntuean and a thousand Ulh@r‘ grievances. | Then, too, most of them like to telk— to hear their own voices. And their favorite forum is the floor of Congress. | Perhaps there are views they expressed on the stump back home which won | applause and they want to test them out on their colleagues, “Mr. Speaker” knows well enough that unless he lets them have time early they will pester him for the rest SONNYSAYINGS BY FANNY Y. CORY. Tto get & bargain like tnat, thats where Nippy is been permoted to bein’ kitchen-dog. An’' sometimes folks is busy he eben gets to be a par- lor-dog fer a while— (Copyright, 1932 when | | Pop was smoking to himself in his | private chair and ma said, I was down ilo\\‘n today, Willyum, and I passed | Blattmans, the expensive fur place. I hope you passed it in a hurry, pop said, and ma said, Well no, as a mat- ter of fact I passed it very lingeringly, | meanwhile feasting my eyes on the | most marvellous ermin coat I ever saw, and just imagine, Willyum, at the | rediculiss price of 600 dollers. Il say its rediculiss, I dont know | why we're even discussing such a re- | diculiss thing, 2 sensible peeple like | us, pop said, and ma sald, O, you dont need to be afraid I had the slightest | ideer of buying it, because I dident. In times like these it would be sheer criminal negligents to think of buying an ermin coat, even such a lovely one at 600 dollers werth every cent of & thousand, a Russian princess mite wear that coat and not look out of place. At an other time I mite think of it, but certeny not now, although of corse at any other time it would be impossible to the frony of fate comes in. Still, if I reely wunted it more than anything on erth, you'd let me get it wouldent you, | willyum, she said | Now for Peet sake why ask a lot of useless questions? pop said, and ma said, But what fattisfaction is it for me to give up all ideer of ever owning a bewtiful thing like that if I know I couldent have it anyway even if I | moved heaven and erth.” So at least you | can assure me that you'd let me get /it if I was weak and silly enough to insist on 1, cant you, ‘Willyum? she said. O all rite then, yee gods, of corse Id let you have it if it was a matter of life ‘and death and saving you from starvation and all that sort of thing, now are you happy pop said, and ma said, Its'a grate relief to know that | Im not denying ‘myself something that | T couldent have anyway, but Willyum, |Im almost sorry you dident say I DON'T 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 issue, 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 < ircular matter, it is expressly under- stood and agreed that all such be withheld as far matter will as possible by The Star. bona fide answers to advertise: Only ments addressed to box numbers in care of The Star will be de- livered to advertisers on pres- the entation of ticket. box n umber ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN: white and col- | ored; small salary; references required Room 213, 8 am. and 5:30 p.m. every man, Honw AGENTS—Live-wire proposition woman and child a prospect 1606, the Hill Building as you read this ad Call 1410 8! as soon AUTO PAINTER—Must be fully experienced with spray and brush and be able to stripe Don’t apply unless you are an A-1 man. Box 457-B. Star office. dre Ad: AUTO SALESMEN — Two experienced men capable of selling new and used cars: Dodge Gardner-Stuart Mo- and Plymouth dealers. tors. 1 En e COLLECTOR. with car, for a credit clothing store; Tth_st. n.w. only experienced need apply. DRIVER, white: should be intelligent. Apply Economy Fish and Poultry Market, st n.w. MAN, agency to solici experiences t y accounts Address Box 83-C, Star_office rellable o for collection. o 06 P ction | WAITRESS. good, wanted at once. - | 8407 Georgia ave.. Silver_Spring. HELP—WOMEN. (Continued) R, for imi diate employment; experienced. Address Box 105-C. Star office. OPERATOR, all-around: must Dbe expert marceller._ Mary Lee. 3034 Georgla ave. s GRAPHER, experienced. Give full in- AL re, cxperience, salary expected and telephone number. Address Box 39-A, Star_office. Apply YOUNG LADY, high-school graduate, prefer- ably college graduate, to correct papers in return for course at local commercial school: hours, 9 to 4:30. Address Box 47-A, Star office. SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. (Continued.) MISCELLANEOUS. ¥ i M me———— - BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. (Continued.) SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. : (Continued.) TOOK, _experienced, GOOK. “experienced, wants place. Phone COOK and gene references. _Dec: colored, al houseworker, neat; city tur_6216-W. first-class, with_frst-ciass ants position. North 73 ime worker; Yt-’- COOK, waitress or p ence. 'Phone Lin. 2090. COOKING OR HOUSEWORK _wanted by thoroughly experienced white woman; best references. Address Box 141-C, Star Om‘C!- GENERAL MAID, colored. neat, plendid cook, Waitress or part time; all-around general worker; reference. trict 2133 GERMAN GIRL, (English speaking) wishes Dosition in household as chambermaid-wait- Tess or as general houseworker. Tel. Hy- ille 1168, <02 GIRL, colored, wants job as gral Fouseworker; experienced. ok_and gen- CoganAtiantie e colored: ' wishes hw_erl pare Hme or ¥ ome nights: od reference. Decatur 3186-J. i i GIRL. white, 17, position as mother's helper or child’s aurse. Call West 1276. GIRL, colored, wishes general housework in '80;3;00k and good worker; references. GIRL. colored. neat. desires position as gen- eral fouseworker or waitress; best reference. Avply 1634 6th st. n LAUNDRESS, firs home or pal L MAID, 15 years' personal refer- ence: also part-time worker. North 6253 Call this_evening. 3 WOMAN. ~colored, wishes worl general housework: home nights: references. Box 329-A. No. 1, R. F. D.. Ballston. Va. _ WOMAN, reliable and honest. ref. required. wants work of any kind. Apply 1515 Church st. n.w. Decatur_5070. WOMAN. colored. wants general work: ex- cellent cook. waitress, mother’s helper, iaun- dress week, day. part time; reference. North WOMAN “colored, youn, wishes Job. bermaid ‘or light housekeeper; can ref. Dec. 3089, ishes wor North_6480. m- furnish e Taundress. | BAKERY FOR RENT. Fully equipped. For bgker only. Lincoin 5269 CHAIR, tapestry covered, new fioor sample? $45 Dbargain, $19.75. Standard Uphol ry Co.. 403 11th st. n.w. . HACKERS. Our arrangement with dealer enables {0“ to start with a brand-new 1932 Chevro- et on $100 down payment. " BELL CAB ASSOCIATION, 1317 L St. N.W. 3250—Rooming house, 9 rooms; rent, $42. 3400—Rooming house, 10 rooms; rent, $4 $400—Rooming house, 9 rooms; rent, 36( beautiful K st. location; A $450—Rooming house, 12 rooms: well furn, well located: & bargain. 450—Rooming house. 9 rooms:. nicely fir- nished: near Conn. and R. 1. aves. $530—Rooming house. 13 rooms: rent. 365. 3 nRooI 1'\"\([ house, quuml. él hlllhl; cely furn.: near Dupont Clrcle. :l.loo—al:’olmllmnfln:se. ll} mnmx.g bath: Tal'" filled: well paving house. 31.000—Boarding nouse.’ 11 7ooms, 3 baths; long established; good ter! $1,200—Confect. and 4 rooms: C'E?ID rent; old stand: a real bargain. $400—Oigar ‘And news store. rent. $20. $650_Grocery and 4 rooms: rent, 342. llw—g\l:;:;l: 0‘1;‘ dsl!‘l]n 'blll 7nulnwd‘, 5 25 2’ a bargain. $1,000—Sandwich stnnc’l‘. dnwmow:‘. !\aoo—k;mci‘la(-wnd (l{?l?nl. old stand: busi- 55 3300 weekiy: a bargain R. M. CURTIS, 820 11th St. N.W. Nat.1332.¢ QUICK ACTION. FOR QUICK ACTION AND NO PUBLICITY IN BELLING YOUR BUSINESS, SEE US. WE_FINANCE BUYERS IN ORDER TO CLOSE QUICK CASH DEALS. ESTAB. 1923. CAPITAL ADJUSTING AND_FINANCE CO.. SOUTH'S LEADING BUSINESS BROKERS, 9th FLOOR. DIST. NAT'L BANK BLDG. METROPOLITAN 4813-4814-4815. MEAT STAND. One of the best located fresh and smoked meat stands in Arcade Market. Reasonable price. See Mr. Warfield, stands Nos. 284-5. YOUNG GIRL wants Job as nurse maid. cook, mother's helper, dishwasher or take in washing. Call Atlantic 357 YOUNG LADY for spare-time work with dec- orator. Address Box 159-C. Star office. YOUNG WOMAN. active, Intelligent, steady, for 4 months' work: permanent if she shows possibilities and sincere application. Address Box 94-A. Star office. POSITION IMMEDIATEL Refined, dependable woman, not under 25, with high school or college education. for in- ternarional corporation. This position offers to right person unusual financial returns, an opportunity for advancement and travel | Social service or teaching experience helpful: business experience not essential. ~Addrss Box 107-B, Star_office £ ASSISTANT NOTION BUYER. Thoroughly capable young woman as assistant to buyer. of notions in department store. State experience and salary ex- pected. Address Box 157-C, Star office. WANTED—S. MEN. MAN with car o sell Tooming houses ai d other kinds of businesses; commission basi essential to be honest and a willing worker. R. M. Curtls, 820 11th MAN—One of the city's old established hard- ware companies wants alert young man for | high-school sales departmen t; education; small galery to start, but a permanent posi- tion. 5631 Ga. a MEAT CUTTERS, of waiting on trade: aiso grocer: to display and se experience, st. n.w. tw Ga. ave. n.w experienced, capable | clerk. with | 1. 1420 7th MEN, 3, for permanent work with_future; about $4 per day to s trict_National Bank Bld MEN to learn the laundry business from the outside: need apply inexperienced, Apply from 2 t 214 Dis- o 4 p.m. only hard workers those selected will be given ex- cellent_opportunity. Apply Washington Laun- dry. 27th and K, 5:30 p.m. See Mr. ADn EN—Ou: per day Room 211, 1319 F st. n.w. MEN (5). neat appearini territory’ start; and K sts. n.w. ROUTE SALESMAN, preferred. Previous nor desirable Dalton, sales ma; R. I ave. n.e. SALESMEN to assis! Must be wi enced solicitor and not afraid of early hours. | laundry experience Apply Friday a.m. Ploneer Laundry, 920 | ager. esmen are earning fast selling_Bicentennial product. | Neu- 320 o to cover established 318 and bonus. experience unneces: you. ' Special offer for one after 3:30 pm., 826 Investment Bldg. conditi ry, ith ar onal. to as we train Apply 15th 70 young _married man ling_worker, the District s experi- | not_necessary to M. es man- ager of old established organization who is oo busy supervising other offices to properly manage its Washington office. You must seil and (rain others to sell after learning our oper: proven to be good. ng methods and sales plan which has Must have car and funds to finance self as4his is strictly on commis- sion basis. Right man may become resident manager of our 15-yr.-old Washington office. Address Box 78-X, Star office. b SERVICE MANAGER by Ford dealer. Tell vour story. Address Box '151-C, Star offce. TAXICAB Dmv?m;'ria?'o]'ine“himfcl.;i; | real Broadmoor Taxi Corp., 477% C st. s.w. opportunity _to Wolfe. Mr. YOUNG driver's permit; ket, 1400 Monte] tion, poration; no Salary to start. tumity Emerson & make money. MAN—Work in grocery references. Monte ave. n.e. Apply Bee store llo Mar- YOUNG MAN—320-24, with high school educa- for outside work with national cor- depression howlers. wanted Mr, Shatz, 1460 Belmont st., Thur<day_evening. YOUNG MAN—We have an opening for &, young man; must be of neat appearance and possess & fair education. nent poskion and offers an excellent oppor- Tesident of Northwest section pre- ferred. Oall in person between 12 and 4, Orme, 15 This is s perma- Conn. ave. you to et on HACKERS. Our esrangement with a dealer enables tart with a brand-new 1932 Chevro- L 100 dqwn payment. - oy 3 BELL CAB ASSOCIATION, 1317 L 8t. N.W. can use a few cars. something new. Mr. Moran. 221 time. good limit to your earnings. CALL AT 10 A.M. SHARP, 921-927 TOWER BLDG. ~RELP—MEN AND WOMEN. _ experien A st n.e SALESMEN. Stop complaining about hard times. men, TLocal acquaintances a big_asset. Pay weekly. preferal for yattsville 531. we bly with No el MONEY MADE QUICKLY. selling in spare Paine Studio. 923 F st. n.w. 12 A WAY for men and women, boys and girls to make casy money, selling your friends and neighbors my counitry sausage. For more day, eve H 1100 banjo. etc. ment; Christensen Scho Private lesscns. 1406 Hopkins st the best through Boyd's years School. 1333 P s tolte Co. ENC! structor: $1 laboratory Clerk promotion clerk. START NOW: Speed dictation, every night easy terms. hour, LEARN GOOD BEAU! Maoelle Honour School (Estab classes onour. Bldg.. 1325 N. H. Ave., 2nd and 3rd ors. 818 14th st s PLAY JAZZ IN 20 LESSONS—Piano, Free lessons if you buy {nstru Special gultar courses 718 11th n.w. LET US START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT- Make your time worth something to vou Learn telephone switchboard operating: easy course.__Oxford Blde no of mat] n.w. Y CULTURE AT THE w n.w. 14t atnematics, “sciences, s. Cornell graduate. §406 Fopkins. st. n.w.. near 20th and P AUTO DRIVING LESSONS—Licensed white men; anywhere, any hour Call ‘any time. Adams 3489. 5 WHY TAKE CHANCES WHEN MONEY AND positions are as scarce as they are today? Boyd's Intensive Secretarial Business Courses equip you for the best type position Dlaces thousands annually instruction and a good position 191 forming N-Y. Albe: your or Reasonable rates 127-C. Star office. ____ e BRIDGE_CONTRACT OR AUCTION. Certinen Teacher—ofmcial System, 10% any Enroll immediately SR TR e CORRESPONDENCE CO URSES — TEXT- books, good used cond., sold. exch'd 606 W. 38th st.. Baltimore, Md. 7 GERMAN. ITALIAN — PRIVATE conversational lessons at your own home method. Mde. Du_Coir. Dist. 7681 after 9 a.m. AUTO LESSONS—RELIABLE WHITE parking_for tests, permits secured. Call Noel. North 7440, RADIO, TELEVISION. SOUND PICTURES - needs trained men: big pay and shop system. Address Box hours: train ui 8) New Mabelle Dist. 1278 ve. Ia) Tt Jona: i our car 3 Boyd Play SAFE. get Est. 15 Bovd Secretarial Write IN- nder new Adams 10462. CIVIL SERVICE. POLICEMAN exam., SPECIAL preparation statistical clerk, The Civil Service Preparatory School, s.e. corner 12th and F n.w. Met. 6337 LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. editorial DISCOUNT 1P EN- ROLLED BEFORE DEC. 31, MODERN SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE. 657 EARLE BLDG EASY TERMS, tenography, Typewriting. Tuition only $5 a month. beginning today. Instruction every day and s.e. corner 13th & F n.w The Civil Service Pre Met. 6337.* HELP— WOMEN. atory woman and as_you r enced; nee: ct the Hill BEAUTY OPERATOR. all-around none other Beauty Parlor, 1103 Pa. ave. se. | d apply. ndwich shop. Must know ho work and do general ganization; an 3 will be chose salary or comm| sition or house: Mrs. couldent have it, because now Im | afraid Im going to be haunted by the | awful thawt that that marvellous thing | is axually within my grasp. Ehen s0's the moon, farewell, pop | said. And he got in back of the sporting Ppage and stayed there. (Holel. ===~ GIRLS, youn: counter ‘Work.. Don't phone. Stay or AGENTS—Live wire proposition; every man, 3’!“6 d‘ D;SIDQ Call as soon Blde. exper McCarl %0 home nights. Mrs. Kelly. 454 Indiana ave. n.w. GIRLS—5, neat appeering. for high-type or- susl and unique offering: to travel, expenses paid: on: not a ‘magazine propo- -house work; beppy during the year if you qualify. Atkinson or Mr. Sharpe, Roosevelt att Thompson, you will_be Call ve, wanted to learn 1345 E st. nw. | | omce. | Star office. portraits: | Can make $50 per week BROWN & BIGELOW need a salesman in Washington. Advertising experience help- ful but not necessary. If you are looking for & permanent connection With the larg- est_institution of its kind. see Mr. CON- NALLY, Room 524, Ambassador Hotel FRI- DAY, TOMORROW. BROWN & BIGELOW sell_advertising novelties, calendars, plaving cards and direct mail advertising. Commi: sion_basis with weekly remittance. * MEN wanted to establish and operate Raw- leight city business in cities of Washington, Rockville and Capital Heights. —Reliable hustler can start earning $35 weekly and in- crease rapidly. Write immediately, Rawleigh Co.. Dept. . C.-2-V. Chester. Pa SALESMAN—Experienced men's furnis window dresser preferred: references requi ed. State salary desired on a steady job. Address Box 155-C, Star office. = EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. RUPHERS EXCHANGE has A-1-cooks. malds houseworkegs: by day, week, month; ref. In- vestigated. Decatur 3851”1837 11ih n a: COMPETENT DOMESTIC HELP furnished by employment agency of Woman's Ex- change, 3405 Conn. ave., Clev. 0671. HELP—DOMESTIC. COOK, good. white, American. No one with- out reference and experience need &pply. Phone Falls Church 120, P. O. 206, F. C. Ylv housework; light colored or forelgn; be neat. Apply Apt. 205, 1214 8 st. s.e.. 10 am. to 1 p.m. Priday. CCOOK-HOUSEWORKER, colored woman, for small family in home; 0 home night§ $50 month;_give city reference. Address Box VIA-0 BIATGILAE st ) Yr 2o e GIRL, white. neat. to cook and wait: must have ' references. 3625 Lowell st., corner Wisconsin_ave. sl ko GIRL. neat, mo helper month 2723 Onterio rd. n.w. HOUSEKEEPER. white, settled: care of 2 children, school age; good suburban home for right party: fair compensation. Address Box 458-B. Star office. _ e WHITE GIRL to care for small apt cook for two: near 14th and Columbia Address Box 135-C. Star office. 1 —_SITUATION—MEN. ACCOUNTANT-AUDITOR, C. P. A —Capable taking complete charge, excellent record 25 per and rd. | #00d tax man; salary open. Call Met. 8276, CARPENTER, experienced in all kinds of repair work; no job too small. H. BRYANT, North_8756. £ CHAUFFEUR—_Mrs_James F. Ourtis would like 10 place her chauffeur, Who is an excel- lent driver and has been with her for the Dast seven years: a personal reference will gladly be given ' Apply to 1911 F st. n.w. Metropoiitan 0973, MOTOR TRAVEL. WASHINGTON TRAVEL BUREAU brings to- sether those desiring private auto transpor- tation and those wishing passengers; refs. exchanged. 709 CHANDLER BLDG.. 1427 Eye st._Nat. 6713 st - LEAVING FOR MIAMI, FLA. BOUT, JAN. :g;f; can tike 4 passengers. Call Adams WILL DRIVE TO MIAM experienced driver; references. 86 Gl CONGENTAL TRAVEL BUREAU REGISTERS ®uests for all points; share expenses; motor tours. 631 Pa.ave n.w. Nat.. 11+ HUDSON SEDAN, N.Y. FRI. HUPMOBILE, Fla. Ford Sedan, Calif. Graham-Paige, Atlanta. 631 Pa. ave. n.w.. Nat. 9756. ™ ; BI AN'S, 1221 PENNA. AVE. " 1607.52 FOR EXPENSES: Call Decatur PERSONAL. The rate under heading of Personal is 3 cents per line additional to the Tegular line rate. COSTUMES FOR CHILDREN'S PARTIES and plays, flowers, birds or character. Grorgin 4353. o . COLLEGE GIRL WILL STAY 3 OR 4 EVE- nings a week with children in exchange for room and board. Light duties for small compensation. Army or Navy lLome pre- ferred. Northwest section. ~Address Box 89-C. Star office. LAMP SHADES. DRAPERIES AND CUR- tains artistically remodeled or repalred. Georgla 4353, . WHEN DEATH STRIKES A PAMILY THERE is no need to feel that they must accept in- ferior funeral services, due to inability to pay a high price. The Greater W. W. Chambers Co. offers a complete funeral, cars and all, for as little as $75. World's finest waterproof, airtight, guaranteed. steel burial vault may be had from Chambers for 385. In case of death call the Greater W. W. Cham- bers_Co.._14th. cor. Chapin n.w. Col. 0432. FAVORS AND TABLE DECORATIONS MADE to order. Expert in decorating for parties and banquets._Georgia 4353. » TRUSSES AND ELASTIC GOODS AT REAL money-saving_prices. Fit_and_satisfaction guaranteed. Expert lady and gentleman at- tendants to_care for your every want. Peo- ples Drug Store No. 7. 1107 G st. n.w. LADIES' TURKISH BATHS INDIVIDUALLY given by appointment by a graduate nurse in Washington's most exclusive beauty salon. Ultra-Violet ray and Infra-red treatments given for arthritis and other rheumatic con- ditions. BEAUX ARTS BEAUTY SALON, 3331 Connecticut ave. Cleveland 0012. 1 LISTEN TO THE SHADOW OVER WMAL every Tuesday night and buy your Perfect- O-Lite at 1828 Columbia rd. (second floor). Money_returned if not satisfactory. 5 HOUSE CLEANING. FURNITURE. RUGS, demothing, fumigating: reliable white man. with own vacuum cleaner; $1 per hr. Ad 4577-J. gl REFINED CHILDREN GIVEN BEST MOTH- er's care: reasonable. Greenwood 2437 CARPENTER WORK, CABINET WORK AND painting: also upholstering; good mechanic; reas.. reliable. well recommended. Col. 022: YOUNG'S ~ KINDERGARTEN, MODERN, progressive. Morning sessions $12.50 month: Iv.*‘The all-day_classes include lunch and transportation. North 6993. _____ 10° HOME-BAKED NUT BREADS, CAKES. GIN- gerbread. doughnuts, pies: orders delivered. ‘Mrs. MacGregory. Col. 8961. LOANS OF $100 TO $500 TO HOME BUY- ers. Let us pay your taxes, refinance your property. pay your doctor bills. No advance payment required. Payable 12 to 36 months. Address Box 439-B. Star_office. KINDERGARTEN, _PRIMARY GRADES. DANCING. FRENCH, MUSIC: TRANSPOR- TATION. HOURS, 8 TO 6. COLUMBIA 1346 MASSAGING, ELECTRIC TREATMENTS. German Graduate Nurse. Adams 8223-W. Call CHAUFFEUR — Colored man _desires work. houseman. porter, truck driver; 5 years' ref- erence. Delbert Simpers, 1916 11th st. n.w. Phone Potomac 1228. |l CHEF or steward with long experience de- sires position. Address Box 118-C. Star DRAFTING AND TRACING at reasonable price; charts and graphs computed. Phone between 10 and 12. National 7596. . " BUSINESS_OPPORTUNITIES SECOND TRUST NOTE of x}‘l Dsgfl Address RECOMMENDED SERVICE. COFFEE URNS, toasters, steam tabies, §as stoves. grease traps, sterilizers, counters, cash registers, refrigerators, refrigerator dis- play cases, électric mixers, scales, safes. cash registers, tables, chairs, shelving, bake ovens, etc. ~Atlas Store Fixture Co., 414 9th st. n.w. Met. 9297, DESKS, surplus also tremendous close-outs and_seconds: chairs, files, safes, etc. Commercial Office Purn. ‘Co.. 430 _8th' st. n.w. _Met. 7142 DESK (Office), 42-in. mahogany finish; good condition; $22'50. 435 10th_st. n.w. DESKS—Sale of “factory seconds” of ofice furniture, desks. tables, chairs, book cases, cabinet safes and used office H. Baum & om U. 8. Government: avings in new _factory cheapest prices on le cabiriets. furniture. You can also rent it. Son. 616 E st. n.w._National 9i DIAMOND _RING. Iady's; cost pawned. $100; sacrifice ticket, money badly. Col. 5190 DINING ROOM o Alnuf; cost 3550 will sell for §135: day bed. table and chairs, child’s chifforobe with marble top, Whitney -carriage. etc: electric -and plumbing fixtures. Refurnishing home; will sell. 4823 9th st. n.w. . DOWN FEATHER PILLOWS—Reg $5. sell for $295 pair; overstocked. La France Upholstering Co.. 2509 14th st n.w ELECTRIC STOVE. good condition: exchange for washing machine. sewing machine or a. c. radio. Address Box 81-C, Star office. $300; Jjust 335, need ELECTRIC _RANGE. will sacrifice. Kiaassen, 136 E st s FRIGIDAIRE, one model W-18; suitable for large family, club or lunch room: practically new and at a sacrifice price for immediate sale. Address Box 158-C. Star office. ____ FUR COAT—Beautiful gray caracul: size 36; almost new: very expensive make; will sac- rifice._Apply 1928 14th st. n.w. ~ ____ * FUR COAT—Hudson seal_best quality, §0od condition; reasopable. Phone North 1421, Apt. 150. . FURNITURE—Chest _drawers, case, 36.50; large walnut vanity,' $12.50; drester, 37 chifforobe, $10; cot, $2; latest Singer drophead. $10; walnut china closet, $12.50; beds, rugs, odd pieces; cheap. 1928 14th st n.w. e Pwit 3250, book: The following business concerns guarantee sasifaction 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. Automatic Refrigeration SERVICE CO. 1004 PA. AVE. MET, 7967. Is your compressor ndisy. if so move it to basement. eliminate the noise; saves elec- tricity: $15. We service. 13* BEDDING. MATTRESSES, box springs and pillows reno.: best prices and prompt del. Wash. Mattress Co. 319 L st. s.w. Nat. 6679. BEDDING- RENOVATED, springs, mattresses, pillows, featber mat.: down comfort. re-cov- ered. Ideal Bedding Co.. 622 E n.w. Nat. 4094 BEDDING of all kinds renovated and steril- ized by process approved by Health Dept.. D. C. Prompt service and low prices. Eagle Bedding Co.. 2215 5th _st. n.e. Decatur 0755 BEDDDING RENOVATED AND STERILIZED AMERICAN BEDDING CO., 4th. AND_BRYANT STS. N.E. POT. 3232 BOILERS, FURNACES cleaned and repaired grate bars, asbestos covering. Crown Fuel Service. 7 11th _st. n.w. Dist. 9322, CARPENTER AND PAINTER—Expert me- chanics: quick service, clean work, lowest prices; estimates {ree. White, Adams 9087 CARPENTER, builder; storm doors. porches inclosed, alterations: garages. all kinds; con- crete work. Hart, 2035 Bladensburg rd. Lin 0489 8 CARPENTERING, n ing. painting, jobbing. concreting. Gilitss. Columbia 873i. CARPENTERING, painting, plastering, paper- hanging, heating, roofing, remodeling in gen eral; cash or terms. No job too small. Ad- ams 7796, 9 JHATRICANBINGEEMR rockets splinted: uphol- stering. _Armstrong, 1235 10th n.w. Met. 2062 ELECTRIC WIRING AND_FIXTURES—Six rooms, ‘hall. 'bath. $50. Over 500 satisfied customers in Washington Get my estimate, sec the reason. H. M. Carpenter. Norta 0485, 1 nion; flooring, fenc- Cail J. E. ELECTRIC WIRING and fixture installation estimates furnished free. Get our low price: Sears, Roebuck and Co., 911 Bladensburg rd. n.e.Atlantic_4600. ELECTRIC WIRING. Six-room house complete with fixtures, fncl. inside service. $50. Expert Workman- ship. Terms on larger jobs. Regal Electric Co.. 819 Upshur st. n.w._Col. 8391. 1% FLOOR WORK, expert: old floors made like new; prices reasonable; work guaranteed. W._C. Deaton, 4227 8th n.w. _Col 7662. FLOORS SANDED and finished: dustless mi chines; reasonable; guaranteed. H. E. Rich- ardson, Lin. 1778 Am. sand. machiies rented T3+ TLC 3 Of all descriptions sanded and FLOORS e e e Saarentes Earle Jordan. Lincoln 5765. (White.) o) S—All types laid, finished or FLOORS =3 U0 ompieter workmas: ship. material guaranteed. _National 9710 9 FLOORS, PAINTING, PAPERHANGING—Ex- pert mechanics; reduced prices. Paul Serene, 28 New York ave. National 3686. FURNACE, latrobes, heating plants cleaned and repaired by experts:. work guaranteed spec. prices. Slar Heating Co., Emerson 1971. GENERAL HOUSE REPAIRING, ROOPING, carpenter, electric. painting. _Noi a com- pany but private contractors. Paul Klaassen & Sons. 136 E st. se.. Atlantic 3738. T HEATING AND PLUMBING—New pairing; oil burners included; reasonable terms. 227 9th st. n.. Lin. 0272. HEATING & PLUMBING. 2 OR 3 YEARS' EASY PAYMENTS. BUDGET PLUMBING & HEATING CO. _513 H ST. N.E. LINCOLN 10317 HOME IMPROVEMENTS. Special prices this month on papering, painting, plumbing. heating, plastering. car- pentry, electrical wiring and general house repairing: on our small monthly payment plan—first payment _beginning _February, 1932; free estimates. HOME DECORATORS, Met. 0854. 1009 9th st. n.w. 25 cents: made n.w. property; will sell for Box_442-B. Star office ROOMING HOUSE—"A Resl Ba rooms. furnished. with 6 additl of furniture: all_filled. Will make money as small_hotel Fine iocation. Only $975. See ‘Mr. Fowler, 506 F n.w. Met. 6308. 8* FILIPINO, butler, houseman or cook drive car; experienced: references. Cail 3488 b sl 5 FILIPING is interested in radio business desires to work in a radio firm_or shop, with little or no pay. Address Box 78:C, MAN, colored. desires jol eral housework by or week. Call Atlantic 3341-W. E. Bradys i, s SRS MAN wants work as short-order cook: thor- oughly experienced: reference. Can also act as houseman. 450 M st.n.w. MAN, single. 23. good education, consc entlous, hard worker; will accept anything: best references. Harris. Met. 9833. MAN, colored, wants place as presser. experi- enced: reference. ~North 5724-W. 606 R st.nw. v PAPERHANGER and painter. good mechanic, wants employment; reasonable. Address Box 154-C, Star office. e = WE need several jobs for Howard University students. _ Courteous service guaranteed. Call Dean of Men's Office, Columbia 8100 YOUNG MAN, Filipino, wishes position in & private family: experienced houseboy. but- fer ‘and cook. Address Box 111-C, Star ‘office. YOUNG MAN, colored, 25, wants job_as chauffeur or waiter; good reference. Call West 0617 Sl TEA ROOM. opposite large Govt. bldk: erages 365 dally; gpen 7 hours week d Closed Sundays. Sacrifice price for quick Sale. See Mr. Goldsmith, 918 New York ave. nw.__________ GROCERY STORE in_exclusive suburban section: guarantees $1.000 weekly: cheap rent: long lease: illness cause of ' selling: party must have $5.000 cash. See Mr. Gold- smith. 918 New York ave. n.w. DRY GOODS STORE—Colored section; to sell on account of sickness: long estab- lished. Address Box 111-B. Star office. NATIONALLY KNOWN manufacturer seeks exclusive local representative to install product in apartment houses with assured Weekly income averaging 50% annual net re- furn ° $5.000 required: investment fully safe- giarded: a most unusual, unique, yet guar- anteed venture Write for interview. Ad- dress Box 130-C. Star office. WE WANT a representative for local terri- tory who Is familiar with wholesale work and who has $1.000 to invest. We have an established, growing business that should bring the right man a revenue well above 36,000 annually. For appointment. address Box 100-C, Star office, giving defailed in- formation regarding your business experi- ence. Advertiser's own organization been notified of this ad GROCERY, AND LUNCH ROOM combined. doing good business: must sell account other business’ connections. 2441 Nichols' ave. s has 7 YOUNG MAN, colored, wishes position elevator operator. Phone Potomac 2808. SITUATIONS—MEN AND WOMEN. MAN AND WIFE, Am. Protestants, middle- aged. active and neat. will accept position of trust permanently; would accept low sal- ary one month to prove ability. Address Box 106-C. Star office. 2 SITUATION—WOME! BOOKKEEPER.STENOGRAPHER, 8 ~years' experience. references; available at once National 8981, Extension 605. _ & FLDERLY LADY. refined. will stay with children or invalid. Adams 5250-J. GERMAN LADY, intelligent, companion or care invalid. housekeeper in small motherless family or 1 or 2 adults: salary, $12-315 week. Adams 3724._ 1357 Monroe st. study GRADUATE NURSE. taking homd 1 course, wishes care of Invalid or doctor's office work: can type, keep records. make appointments: reference; small salary. Tel- ephone North 8454. 8 JEWISH-GERMAN, young, in panion to invalid or take full charge, house- keeper. 1-2 adults; salary, $12-314 week. Address Box 99-C. Star_office. : NURSE. experienced. colored, wishes care of invalid or children, help with household duties: stay nights. ~Atlantic 4955-J. NURSE-COMPANION, travel: doctor’s ref- erence; slto tutor young, studegt at ome, music. Phone Adams 7363. S NURSERY GOVERNESS — Re! d German lady, college graduate, wishes position: exp. teacher. physical care. languages. piano: ref- erences. North 4921-W. 7 PRACTICAL NURSE. competen sires work: day, night or 18-hour Georgia 4458-R. i REAL ESTATE HOSTESS, i dignity, exp. in Calif., would afliate with high-class realty firm or hotel; best city ref. Pot. 2948-M. gl 9 RETARY-STENOGRAP] , se! valuable local experience. responsil efficient: excellent references; Lincoln 7755-J. SR e STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST, experienced: full. Part time: temporary or Dermanent: excel- I:_Ir;: references. Also take work home. G refined, de- duty. al yrs. ble ‘and P STENG -BOOKKEEPER, 8 years' secre(arial experience: business college graduate, col- lege education: use mimeograph, multigraph, addressograph; temporary or permanent Southern, Protestant. Pot. 5132. Addre: Box 61-C. Star office. S5 o ¥ MAN, middle age, wants home as one of family to take care of child, light house- keeping: reference. 108 6th st. se.____* WOMAN, refined, as_housekeeper and com- panion. E.B., 5405 7th st. n.¥. Phone Ga. FOR SALE—Cheap; furniture and complete equipment of 12-r.. 2-b. rooming house or ganitariym: near iaih and Col. rd. Tel yaits. 47- ROOMING HOUSES_our sp( ¥ or busi ness of any kind. To buy gf sell. see MR. ELLER for quick action. 93¢ K s Met. 6524 L ROOMING HOUSE— Dupont Circle Loca- tion'; 11 rooms, 4 baths, 2-car garage: what 'a place for only $475. See Mr. Fowler, 506 F n.w. Met. 6308.° SOFT DRINK manufacturing plant, small; equipped: on easy terms. John L. Green. phone Clar. 931. Arlington Co. House, Va. 8 RENT CHEAP, 50-FOOT STORE, Seat Pleasant, Md. Phone Lincoln 1708 between 6 and 8 p.m. 9 GROCERY STORE AND HOUSE. 666 Mass. ave. n.e. corner 7th and Mass. ave.; sacri- fice: leaving city. - Atlantic 2759. COMMISSION MERCHANT or farm produce stand;_choice location at low rent. 912 21st st. n.w. $25.50 per mo. Call at 1021 7th stn.w. LUNCH ROOM or grocery store; 6 1 and b, cellaz, elec. etc. 2000 E st. 0.W. 375 Der mo. Call at 1021 7th st. n.w BAKERY or confectionery store and 5 r. and b. elec, etc. 2132 New York ave. n.w. 365 pér mo.”_Cail &t 1021 7th st. n.w. WANTED—SMALL MODERN HOTEL, good location, n.w.: furnished; lease five years reliable and experienced. ~Address Box 58.C, FLOWER SH atio 355 & month, light and heat included. Loc tion, 1122 Vermont ave. or see Mr. Holland, the Burlington, 1120 Vermant ave. ROOMING HOUSE HEADQUARTERS To buy or sell & rooming house see Mr. Fowler 506 Fnw. Met.638. g HAVE SALES following of 15 men. for any &ood proposition. Address Box 142-C, Star office. e . CAFETERIA—Excellent location: complet S5d beautinily equipped: ready to be opans ed: large seating CRpacily; rare opportunity: Teason for great sacrifice: easy terms. Ad. dress Box 143-C. Star office. B LUNCHEONETTE—Located in_Iarge - town ofice " building; established *Susines: splendid_place for lady; low rent. Price, 1.650._Address Box r_office. ¢ GASOLINE STATION for sale; fully equip- ped. _Call Lincoln 0869-J after 8 at night. RESTAURA d_lunch room for saie: centrally located. near ‘many’ Government epartments; now doing excellent Address Box 96-B. Star office. Nunees, UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY—Become aciive pariner. baying Washington enterprise. for Man’ able o invest $3.000; possible teturn many ‘times investment during Bicentenmial quick action necessary. Address Box 156.C, Star offce. Ry SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. HAIRDRESSER, first-class; must have more | COOK —Desir than 3 years' experience, good personality. | midd Max's Hairdrossing L land, Md. & 15 N. LY st and Cumpber- 9 e to place my cook: colored, aged, neat_ experienced houseworker, y nights. Wisconsin 3081. » Dest reference. 173 Hobart to_sti COOK, good; sl n.w. ROOMING HOUSE, 14 rooms. 4 baths, well furnished; Conn. ave. location; priced right. Rooming house. 13 room: baths, nicely furnished. filled; near 18th and Col. rd. Owner must sell. . E.P. JORDAN. 330 Bond Blds. Met. 6784, o {5 Y S—Duplicate keys, KEY S 5o Wakt. Turner & Clark. 1221% New York ave. n.w. Met. 3005. M JG—Expert_furniture and piano; IOVI&\(’ bauling and delivering. al . _BARRETT. Met. 3175 NO CASH REQUIRED FOR HOME IMPROVEMENTS, Remodeling. _Decorating. BEGIN PAYING FEB. lst. As Low as $5 Monthly. Estimates Cheerfully Given PAINTING_PAPERING—PLASTERING. PLUMBING—HEATING. CEMENT WORK-—STUC WEATHER-STRIPPING—GARAGE. ETC. CONTINENTAL, HOME IMPROVEMENT CO., _444 R 1 AVE N " NORTH 1095. PAINTING. PAPERHANGING. PLASTERING, special prices this month: best materials: all Work guaranteed. S. D. Lopatin. Adams 5340. Painting and Paperhanging. Contractor wishes to make contracts With apt. holse owners or real estate ofices Abfirets Box 136, Star offcer - 8o PAPERHANGER AND PAINTER—Expert me- chanic. quick service, clean work: lowest brices; estimates free. White. Adams 907J. PAPERHANGING AND P} $5 up: quick, clean Sparkes, National 7841 PAPERHANGING. good work ~gua; rooms scraped, dry cracks filled, $7.45. 1932 samples. _Spigel Decorating Co. Col. 0043. * PAPERHANGING—Rooms. $5.50, paper fur. nished; days only: 1932 patterns: good work. ' Jas. Jones, 323 H st. s.w., Lin BBI.l& PAPERHANGING, plastering Rooms papered as low as 35: all work guaranteed: 1932 se- lection. _Baitz, Trving_n.w. Col. 1889. PAPERHANGING, PAINTING Rooms papered, 35 up; bath. kitchen painted, $5 up: floors sanded and refinished. onable, "Barle Jordan. Lin. 5765, White PAPERHANGING—Rooms papered. §5 and up. Estimate fur. Work guaranteed A T. Ge: 129 15th st. n.w.. Apt. 3. Dec. 4149 —Guttering, spouting, paint- ing, furnace cleaning, re- pairing: reasonable. Ajax Roofing Co.. No. 5314, day. night. 2033 18th st. n.w UPHOLSTERING, furniture repairing: work done in_the home if desired. E.S. Weaver 1434 Newton ct. n.w. Adams 8101 p: CALL A RELIABLE CONCERN. A promise is no better than the com- pany that makes it. Thousands of satis- factory lobs attest to the satisfaction we assure’ you 4 2ol Absolutely No Cash Required. Pay As Little As $5.00 Monthly Painting. paperine, plumbing. piastering, heating, electrical Wifing, roofing. cementing, carpenfering. weather ~stripping, carages. Estimates cheerfully given free ' The GENERAL CONTRACTING CO. 927 NEW YORK AV TELEPHONE DISB. 5082 SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. BATH OUTFITS, brick and building mate- rials, Come to any of Hechinger's 3 yards for your entire needs of used material; eas- ily een. easily selected. ~We have 'lurge quantities of good used brick, lumber (x4, 2x6, 2x8. 2x10, 2x12, IN ANY LENGTH), sheathing, flooring. windows, doors, sask: ipe, bath tubs radiators. ‘plumbing and eating materials. in excellent condition. All used material is arranged for convenient selection. Visit our 3 yards for the greatest selection at bargain prices always! HECHINGER CO.. HOUSEWRECKING DEPT. Main Office—15th and H Sts. N.E. Downtown—6th and C Sts. SW. ____ Brightwood—5925_Ga. Ave. N.W. BILLIARD AND POCKET TABLES, all sizes; complete stock supplies: table and cue re: Pairing; best workmanship. Conn Billiard & Bowling Supply Co., 810 9th n.w. Dist. 4711 BOUDOIR CHAIR, covered in glaze chintz: was $20; big bargain, $9.50. Standard Up- holstery Co.. 403 11th st. n. s CABINET. DESK, Orlental rugs. dresser. chest, wall rug, whatnot, tables, ioys (o ride. other toys. clock. Georgia 1584 CASH REGISTERS. show_cases. wall cases, counters, shelving. chairs, tables, scales. iron safes, coffee urns. steam tables. soda foun- tains, electric grinders, mixers, refrigerators, partitions, store equipment and fixtures of every description. Edgar Baum, Inc. 914 E st. n.w. OHEST OF DRAWERS, day be chairs, ‘mirror, mah. booke Orlental rugs; very reaconably more s Adams 1868. tables, odd beautiful 1822 Bilt- | enuy useg: FURNITURE—-Chairs. sofa and odg pieces at bargain prices: all new floor samples. Stand- ard Upholstery Co.. st. n.w. FURNITURE—Closing _estate; living room, dining room. bed room furniture, cheap: no dealers. 2574 11th st. n.w. 9 FURNITURE for every room in the house, to be sold at auction, Fri. Jan. 8th. com- mencing at 10 aum.. at 514 10th st. This furniture is practically new and cludes complete bed room, bed-dav. and dij ing room suites, dressersbeds. springs. mat- tresses. rugs, lamps, chalrs, tables, breakfast sets, elec. radio. etc. o S FURNITURE — Overstuffed _bed - davenport suite. $39.50; walnut dining room sulte, $35.50: walnut bed room suite. $32.50 kitch: en cabinet, other furniture, cheap. 1231 HEnips T o s e, FURNITURE—Overstuffed living room suite, $22.50; walnut bed room suite $35: dining room suite. $35: bureaus. beds, buffets, other furniture. cheap. 1211 H n.e. GAS RANGE, Detroit Jewell; $12. 714 Varnum st. n.w. KELVINATOR FREEZING UNIT, complete, perfect condition; $35; & bargain. 4223 7Tth st. n.w. . MAPLE SIRUP—N. Y. State pure mapie sirup, $2.50 gallon or 70c per at. 4922 Albe- marle st n.w. Emersoh 9221. 3 MIMEOGRAPHS! terms! _Supplies. 4dding Machine Co., OFFICE_FURNITURE from Desks. chairs. file cabinets, tables: eversthing for your_office at great saving. Washington Salvage Co.. office furn. dept... 310_8th st. n.. PHYSICIAN'S OFFICE EQUIPMENT—Metal operating table with pad, instrument case, scales and solid mahogany chairs. Col. 6386, Rent or buy one on easy United Typewriter & 1227 New York aye. PIANGUpright electric player, mahogany will sell cheap: owner leaving town. Call Columbia_6702. = e PIANOS_at inventory prices to reduce siock: Milton upright. fine condition, $110: Steinway upright, 3190; another Stelnway upright_at $235; Stiefl upright, like new, §215; Emerson player, $165; one grand, $345: uprights as low as $35. We are sole agents for Hardman, Kranich & Bach, Harrington. Cable and ~Kurtzman grands. Hugo Worch, 1110 G n.w. Est. 1879, Grands and uprights for_rent. PIANO—Ivers and Pond uprig) condition: 350, Potomac 5855. 5 SIANOS—Five uprights, including players, in excellent condition. to be sold for less than storage charges. Union Storage Co.. 703 Florida_ave. n.w._North 0104, PIANO, Nt lent upright: _excellent condition. Call National 1880. Braich 331, before 4:30 p.m. * RADIO SET SPECIALS, 35 up: Stewart- Warner combinations and other sets on dis- play: Hammond electric clocks. = Greeley & Terry, radio salss and service, 2214 l4th st. n.w. North 4170. 35 RADIOS—6. brand-new, 10-tube Spartons name your own price: others, $20 complet: and up. 1219 Wisconsin ave. n.w. Y SEWING MACHINES AVAILABLE DURING temporary employment period: sale or rent. | 907 H st n.e. = Wi SEWING MACHINE,, Singer, treadie; abso= lutely perfect: with attachments; must sell, SIZVE TEI0ETO0N st Wi oes e S are e | SEWING MACHINES—Reconditioned treadle | machines. mosty Singers and Whites. in un- usually_good condition: as low as 33 95. Whife Sewing_Machine Co.. 800 H st. n.w_ SEWI! portable elcc= MACHINES—Sin trics, $20: drop-heads, $5, $10; rents. $3: ree pairs. 655 Pa. ave. s.e, upstairs. Lin. ;l]lfll. SEWING MACHINES Drophead Singer, 3157 New Home, $15. Standard, $15: New Ideal $10: others at $5; all guar. New machines. £3.mo. Renting and repairing. Open evenings. S.E. Sew Mch. Shop. 313 Pa. ave.s.e. _Lin. 0275, SEWING , MACHINES —Reconditioned _electric portable. ‘complete with attachments, $1495. White_Sewing Machine Co.. 300 H st. n.w TYPEWRITERS — Reconditioned _machines, late models. fully guaranteed; new and use portables: easy terms; rentals. repairs. Types writer Sales & Service Co., 1714 H st. n.w. TYPEWRITERS—Washington Typewriter Ex- | change selling_ out, retiring from business. Wonderful bargains. 807 13th st. n.W. ___ TYPEWRITER—-Underwood, No. 5. excellent shape, like new, $35: also L. C. Smith, No. 8 perfect, $22.50. 607 F st. n.w. TYPEWRITERS. Just like new: guaranteed 1 vear: very low prices: easy terms. Stand- ard_Tvpewriter Co.. 723 10th st. D.W. TYPEWRITERS _Excellent Underwood No. 8 and Royal No. 10; absolutely like ne reasonable. _ Phone Hyattsville 632 TYPEWRITERS—Portables; Royal, wood, Corona, Remington: carrying cas free instruction; new and used; $5 per month buys: old typewriters taken in trade: if it i & typewriter se us. For demonstration call Metropolitan 8674, ' District Typewriter nee. 715 H st. n.w. TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE. 1883. Underwoods, Royals and L. C. Smiths, 5§2.50 mo.; 3 mos. in adv.. $6.75: 8 mos., $12. TYPEWRITERS RENTED for civil servi examinations' ~United Typewriter & Adding Machine Co.. 1227 New York ave. Nat. 5509. (4 TYPEWRITERS! None of our present ma- chines will g0 to our new address! Come, get them at your own prices! United Type- writer & 'Adding Machine Co.. 1227 New York_ave. National 5509 1 TYPEWRITERS—American Co. 1431 East Capitol st., away from the high rents. Sell- ing. renting, repairing all mak:s. Open ev nings. _Lin. 0082. VACUUM CLEANERS—Hoover. Eureka. Al way, Premier-Duplex. G. E.. $12.50 ea ;' Hoo- ver 'No. 700. $25; guaranteed vear; rent cleaners, $1.50 day: parts: repairing. Vace uum Cléaner Shop, 1404”Girard n.w. "Ad. WING CHAIR. velour covered: was $40; bar- gain at $19.50. Standard Upholstery Co. 403 11th st. n.w. - WOOD—Seasoned 24 in, 310 er cord: 20 in. and 16 in., $12 per cord: de- ivered_anywhere: scrap and round wood, $6 cord. Philips & Reneger, College Park, Md. Box 37._Rerwyn 29. o WOOD. always cleaner _than cheaper. Ary kind. any length. Phone Lincoin 2930, FURNITURE & RUGS. Pre-inventory sale. 25 to 40 per cent off. Bed room. living room and dining room suites. studio beds and couches. odd dress- ers. chests. vanities and chifforobes. CORS- well. occasional and reclining chairs. ta and 'floor lamps, gate-leg and extension dayv- enport tables, felt-base floor coverings: 5- floor display: Taving no rent to pay enables ue to sell for ess: iiberal terms. New Bar- gain House, 2004 14th n.w. North 3942. * = = = = DOGS. PETS, ETC. YOUR dok given a sanitary bath. completely eliminating fleas, and_dried with electric drier. all for $1. Dr. Locke's Dog and Cat Hospital. 1422 Irving st. n.w. Col. 0574 PEKINGESE PUPPIES, real beauties: flattest face: sired by fine male: eligible for regis- tration. Reasonable. Adams 8522 CANARIES. singing. all beautiful: must s females, also mated pairs; reasonable. 1002 11th st. n.w 3 8 PUPPIES wanted mixe Box 144-C. Srar ofce. 5% POLICE DOGS, 1'; vears old. thoroughbreds; have papers. Cost $50. will sell cheap. $25 Leaving town, must sell Apply at once, Owl Cleaners. 5309 Georgia ave. n.w. GUINEA_PIGS Good Healthy Stock —Cheap. Phore Emerson 7124 CANARIES Beautiful guarantced songsters. ATHERTON'S PET SHOPS. 612 F St. N.W. 1404 Irving N.W. LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE. TWO FRESH COWS, s_old. Lou borouch Farm, 530 River rd., Bethesda, Md. Georgia coal—now Order now. sl kinds, Addr DAIRY COWS (12) and bull for William M. Gorman, Mass. an aves. n.w. Wisconsin 2797. WANTED—MISCELLAN APPAREL_WIll buy anvthing _suitable for. rummage sale—shoes, hats, dresses, chil- dren’s clothing; also miscellaneous household articles. C. N. Winger, phone Decatur 8370, 7% BIG MONEY PAID for antique jewelry, old gold, silver, watches and diamonds. Gold Refining. Inc.. 400 13tk st n.w. i BOOKS BOUGHT—Highest prices_ All kinds, any quantities Phone Met 5415 Pearl: man’s Big Book Shop. 933 G n.w. Est. 1867, CASH REGISTERS. show cases and store bought. ‘Bdllr fixtures; _entire contents BAUM. Inc.. 914 E st. n.w. Met. 974 FURNITUREBig_prices paid. Do not be misled. The Lincoln Co. has no. %gn:::‘nob\: wiih any fem ip, the bisiness. Phone Met: Topolitan 8817 We will pa: _ prices for anything of vlh{e. s o (Continued on Next Page.)