Evening Star Newspaper, March 11, 1932, Page 48

Design for Handkerchief Corner BY MARY MARSHALL. ANDKERCHIEFS wardrobe of the fastidious woman. Even when fashion demands that they be small, inconspicuous and invariably pure ‘white they are chosen with care by the woman of really good taste, though the less fastidious woman may take an interest in this detail of the ward- robe only when they are highly orna- are wways | months an_important detail in the | | stirring sort will remain in favor. | may if you | handkerchief that fashion would swing back m.?e rather small, pure white handkerchief, but now it is perfectly obvious that the square of a mYure ou like carry a fairly small hnndkerchle{ but the really up-to-date handkerchief is rather large. Sports handkerchiefs are colorful and sub- | stantial, and for afternoon and eve- lnfl there are sheer lace-trimmed or o n handkerchiefs of generous size. The sketch shows a design for a corner that may be copied in actual size. It is made of one, two or three colors of linen. The are hemmed down very finely thread of the color of the linen, nnleu you can use white thread so that it doesn’t show. The embroidery through the center of the “flower” is done with green or some other con- trasting color. ‘The double Fetll might be done in deep rose, the long, center petal in soft pastel blue, and the two small side panels in pink. Or the double big petal might be done in dark brown, and the other petals in orange and lemon. Or black, gray and green might be used. (Copyright, Cornmeal Muffins. Cream a tablespoonful of brown sugar with two tablespoonfuls of butter or chicken fat, and add one beaten egg. Sift a cupful of fine, yellow cornmeal with four teaspoonfuls of baking powder and half a teaspoonful of salt, mix with a cupful of mashed potatoes and a cupful of rich milk, and combine with the mixture of butter, sugar and egg. Beat well for a minute or two, and bake in greased muffin tins. The 1932) mental and colorful. There was some thought a few BEDTIME STORIE Chatterer Is Too Greedy. Thlt !lue!dh !llwnen:e do(hhtflch The greedy always overreac) —OLD MOTHER NATURE. - Chatterer the Red Squirrel had not made a sound since he reached the big maple trees around the little sugar house in which Farmer Brown and Farmer Brown's Boy would soon be boiling down sap from the maple trees into sirup and sugar. He hadn't made a sound because he didn't want it known that he was anywhere about. So he remained hidden and watched Farmer Brown and Farmer Brown'’s Boy tap the trees and hang the pails to catch the sap. Jolly, round, bright Mr. Sun climbed higher in the blue, blue sky and the sap would soon be running. Already it was beginning to drip in some of the pails first set. As the day grew warmer it would drip faster. Just as he expected, Chatterer had plenty of opportunity to enter that lit- tle house, and just as he hoped there were many things to be examined by his prying little eyes and tested by his sharp little teeth. In such a hurry to to work on the trees had been rmer Brown's Boy that he had not stopped to stow things away where in- go tive noses could not get at them. Chatterer had plenty of chance to sample things. Chnttmr was kept busy for a long time. It wasn't until he heard the wamning sound of approaching foot- steps that he left that little house and then he did it in a hurry. He didn't leave by way of the open coor. Going that way he would be scen and he didn’t want to be seen. It wasn't that he had any guilty feeling of wrong doing. He didn't have. It was because he knew that if he wasn’t seen Farmer Brown, for it was he who was coming, might not know who had been meddling with things. So he whisked through a knothole in a board just under the edge of the roof and by the time Farmer mmdilwvend Inx;:hchlef he h-g been in was scam; away througl the treetops. . . Once safely away from the sugar house, Chatterer remembered that he had not yet had a taste of sap that morning. Not far away was a great tree on which no less than four pails were hanging. It was the very first tre= Farmer Brown's Boy hid tapped. /- 0 i % 0 AT FIRST HE WAS CONTENT TO CLING TO THE TREE CLOSE TO ONE OF THE LITTLE SPOUTS AND TAKE THE SAP FROM THAT. In fact, the tree had been tapped the ! day before when the camp had been opened and the first pails set. So the sap had been running in these pails| longer than in any others. It was to| this tree that Chatterer went. At first he was content to cling to the tree close to one of the little spouts | and take the sap from that. But he| could get but a drop at a time and | Yreunuy he became greedy. He could | ook down into the pail just beneath that little spout and that pail was more than a third filled with sap. Chatterer eyed it greedily. It would be so much easier to lap it up as fast as he could swallow it than to get it a drop at a t.\n}x;. e crept down the tree to the edge of the pail and judged the dist that tantalizing e SR '% “I believe nm lrl am careful I can Everyday Psychology Law of Recapitulation, All creatures potentially relive not | only the history of the species to which they belong, but also the history of all previous contributory species. Every cell, sinew, and tissue infolds, although it does not always express, the mani- Zold mysteries of life. This is the law of recapitulation, and it should be regarded as an influence, rather than as & demonstrable fact. As an influence, it finds expression in the psycho-physical make-up of each indi- vidual in two ways. First, it stabilizes the individual in his development, thus promoting the utilization of established useful mecha- nisms. Sudden changes are disconcert- ing, sometimes fatal. Everything in na. ture is momentous. because it is a manifestation of that force which ac- counts for the permanent possibility of | matter and life Secondly, it functions as a license or | franchise for cxperiment. Variability is alvays replacing stability vidual is permitted within limits to try out different ways for gotting on with his problems. New and useful charac- teristics appear, and finally lead to correspondingly settled ways of exist- ing. In consequence, there are few if any' absolutely lifeless regions on our planet. The only drawback to this evolution- process is that it burdens every mwmunmotoumown and useless parts, which are passed on from ‘The indi- | quantities given should make a dozen muffing, and the flavor is very good. By Thornton W. Burgess. reach it,” he decided at last. “I can hang on with my hind feet and let my- self down until my nose touches it.” No sooner thou, ght of than he must try it. He spread his hind legs as a squirrel can and with his feet gripped the edge of the pail Then slowly and carefully he let himself down head first until at last with his hands spread wide on either side to brace him his nose touched the sap. Then Chatterer for- got everything else. He lapped up that sap as fast as his tongue could go. He lapped up a great deal more than he needed or really wanted. That was be- cause he was greedy. Greedy people are just like that. Almost always they take more than they need and more than they really want just because they can. So Chatterer lapped and lapped lnd (org ot everything else. He even at he was where he had no buflnm to be. And all the time he was fixing to get into trouble, and gresd was the cause of it. (Copyright, 1932 Handwriting ‘What It Mav Reveal. BY MILDRED MOCKABEE. § d e Lo HEN used by a man, small, uneven writing of this ni ture usually indicates that he is of a scientific bent. In the sample here considered the unusual formation of the “f's” is another indication that the writer is interested in technical subjects. Other clues, not shown in the fllustration, would lead us to conclude he was a doctor, or at least intensely interested in biology. It is quite probable he is not of a romantic or emotional teraperament. As & lover or husband he would seemingly not make a great show of affection. Perhaps it would be very difficult for him to speak or write his feelings, there- by often creating the impression that he was lacking in sentiment. Possibly he believes it effeminate to express his emotions, thinking perchance that phrases of endearment must be used only by women. In his own way, how- ever, he is capable of a deep, lasting af- fection. Apparently he is not interested in making many social contacts. A few inti- mate friends may fully suffice for com- panionship. Seemingly of a reserved nature, he might have difficulty in un- bending enough to meet many people on a friendly basis. To’ his few inti- mates heur‘oblbly shows a very charm- ing and likable personality. Needless to say, it would, perhaps, help his progress in life were he to make an effort to expand the circle of his friendships. ‘whelming amount of the practical in his make-up, he seems somewhat to quickly. Quite often he may put off doing things of importance, because he | cannot decide on what course of action to take. By correcting this fault he would add much to his ability. Note—Analysis of handwriting i mot an exact science, according to world in- vestigators, but all agree it is interesting and lots of fun. The Star presents the above feature in that svirit. 11 “you wish to have vour writing analyzed. send a sample to Miss Mocka- bee. care of The Star, clomg with @ 2-cent stamp. It will be either inter- preted in this column or you will receive @ handuwriting analysis chart which you will Aind an interesting study. RutH HaLL IS RUTH HALL 1BANEZ, A NIECE OF BLASCO IBAREZ THE FAMOUS AUTHOR OF “THE FOUR HORSEMEN OF THE APOCALYPSE". HORN IN HIS HOME TOWN * | BAND AT CADIZ, one generation to the next with sur- mmuw.mamum ‘These are . Examples ‘wisdom mmmwfi 5 # (Coprrisht, 19823 Although there appears to be an over- | lack the power of making decisions | - '\‘/ THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, SONNYSAYINGS BY FANNY Y. CORY. As a teller ob Spring, Mr. Bluebird, you is a frost! (Copyright, 1932.) Star Patterns @irls’ Frock. Simplified {llustrated instructions for cutting and sewing are included with each pattern. They give complete di- rections for making these dresses. Little Miss 239 will charm you. Her utter childlike simplicity makes one of the loveliest things we've seén in ages. Lots and lots of fullness to run and play in, made pretty by full length side pleats. The back gives a high-waisted effect through a tiny yoke. She has wee puffs for sleeves, which is always nice for dimpled arms, but especially smart for the new shoulder breadth. A triangular tab finishes smartly what | the little child will wear. Designed in sizes 2, 4, 6 and 8. Size 4 requires 17 yards of 36-inch fabric, or 1% yards of 39-inch fabric. To get a pattern of this model send 15 cents in coins. Please write very plainly your name and address, style number and size of each pattern ordered and mail to The Evening Star Pattern Department, Washington, D. C. The new fashion magazine with color supplement and Paris style news is now available at 10 cents when ordered with a pattern and 15 cents when ordered separately. The Evening Star Pattern Dept. Pattern No. 239. Size. . NAME (Please Print)..... ADDRESS .....cc0venesnennannns My Neighbor Says: Rapidly growing plants need plenty of food. Use a plant food regularly now on old plants just starting a new growth. A little cornstarch added to the salt in the salt cellar will pre- vent hardening. Proportions are half a teaspoonful of cornstarch to two tablespoonfuls of salt. When serving lettuce be sure that no water is on the leaves when Prench dressing is added. ‘The water will spoil the dressing and the ofl will not adhere to the lettuce. Do not put dressing on letture until it is to be served. To keep rugs in good condition, g0 over them once a week with a broom dipped in hot water to w;gc)dl a little turpentine has been added. (Copyright, 1932 SCREEN ODDITIES BY CAPT. ROSCOE FAUCETT. put left cha Classified advertisements ceived at the main office up and for The Sunday Star up 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. to insert your ad in The Star, after the page has been closed. the Branch Offices one hour earlier. No one can you on a train after it has the station. So it is not me- nically possible for any one for The Daily Star are re- to 11 p.m, day before issue, to 5:30 p.m,, Saturday. At CIRCULARS PROHIBITED. In order to protect its adver- tisers from receiving circular matter, it is expressly under- stood and agreed that all such matter will be withheld as far as possible by The Star. Only bona fide answers to advertise- ments addressed to box numbers in care of The Star will be de- livered to advertisers on pres- entation of the box number ticket. P T HELP—] BOY, white, 17 or 18. to learn must’ have driver's permit. Ap) between 12 and 2 p.m.. 2nd st n.w. BOYS AND YOUNG MEN, between the of 16 and 21, with and without bicycle: messenger __work: permanent. APply Schryver, 1317 N. Y. ave. CAB DRIVERS: identifl Gabs. Inc., rear RIgKS Park'rd. n. CHAUFFEURS wanted to drive Becurity cab: ood_proposition. Apply 801 H st. n.w. DRUGGISTS, good salesmen: state ags lnd experience; confidential; must be registered. Address Box 151- r_office. MAN who has had experience selling to 1 estate officers and bullders. This s & tionally known product with a bullt-up fol. lowing in the above lines: salary and com- I details of education a6, Shene Address 00d” trad ly Batur loor. 1324 H ages for e on cards. Arcade nk Bidg.. 14th and and experience number, adddre: Box 176-D, Star office. _ MAN, as janitor for church vicinity 14th st. and Colorado ave.: pay 340 per month. Cali Wisconsin 3536 Saturday. 2 t0 5 p. MAN. white. to take charge of starc department; also man to take cha flat work department in laundry: onl able and those thoroughly exverienced need apply. Address Box 171-D, Star office. 13* MAN, energetic, with car, for steady out- side ‘work: good earnings special training kiven. Merit Way, Newark. N. Y. SALESMAN — Experienced oll-burner sales- Apply Mr. Green, after 10 a.m. Bat- . 3rd floor. Barber & Ross, In SALESMAN familiar with local retall 350 one familiar with club and restaur trade. Call between 9 and 1l a.m. on Rauscher s. 2216 M_st. n.w. SITUATION—MEN. Persons advertising for “Situations Wanted” are warned to ezercise careful investigation of persons of- Jering positions where cash deposits are_required to_secure_employment. AUTO ELECTRICIAN, 7 years experience. Call Hinson, 924 Grant pl.” Phone Met. T084. ROOKKEEPER. youns man. 200d education. excellent references. germanent position. Address Box nlrrun, expenem:efl ced. English Address_Box 173-D. Siar office. 1 rdener, white: priva h, Spanish, Greek: best Phone Met. 1490. * wishes position in private famiiy; best references: single. fears experience. European experlence also; left former employer recently. Met. 04 CHEP, A-1, colored, good baker, nu-mm I club, restaurant, 'cafeteria; "Cie Pot. 4554-W. 1 unenenczd desires 126.D. e PHYSICIAN. mic . recently moved here, desires pari-time océupation. Address -D. Star office. Ssgaea MAN, 35, 7 yrs._typin hookk(evlnl correspondent, trafc, buyer, college ed.. de- ry secondary. 1118 H NG MAN, 25, married, college -ua» uzte, now earning $40 week, desires position affording opportunity for initiative and re- sourcefulness. Will start at less than pres- . Star_office.® YOUNG MAN. white. handy, wants work. clean windows. wax figors, fixing garden, by hour_or day _Ga. 019 D. C., FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1932. RECOMMENDED SERVICE. __________(Continued.) HELP AND SITUATIONS. . SALE—AUTOMOBILES. FURNITURE repaired. upholstered. siip cov ers, reeds Iacquered by spray, cushions. ‘Go- Tumbia Upholstery, 5633 Ga. ave. Ga. 3648, e HEATle & PLUMBI.\(‘._ 3 OR 3 YEARS EASY PAY 3 St HEA % u"lvggnbnulm ancow N 1 ot st e, Lin. 0213 asonable terms. HOME IMPROVEMENTS, GOOD WOR LOW PRICI RELL COMPANY TS TOR Make sure of satisfaction.® Cal - ton's leader i Home Tmprovements. s’ mrty known " for Tair - dealing i0" thoussnds ancially situated 10 6ive ou most Libesai e as $5.00 MONTHLY. NO _PAYMENT 45 Our own tbers erews de pLANSS, ing, papering, carpentering, roofin h?‘"n electrical Iurk cementing, 'Qllhl!l!flflnlfl warages, ol improvements THE G cho;lmA xw"‘m" ew ‘York Ave Dist. m. several to select all guaranteed condition: one year ulcxnnfi‘. rivilege_without loss: terms. O. J. De M PIANO—Duo-Art renmduel small size, fine condition: 3 This is & wonderful opportunity to buy a fin instrument at less than half its o price._O. J. De Moll & Co., 13th and G RADIOS _New radios. $13 up. R C A. Victor, General tric. Sparton. Majestic, Philco, _Stewart-Warner. Pada, _Atwater Kent and Gloritone. _ Colorado ‘Radlo Co., Colorado _ave. n.w.. Geors! RADIm»Your radio deserves the finest care and aitention. That is the kind of service &e eive for 31,00 " Colorado Radio Co.. 8514 Colorado ave. ia_1486. RADIO—New rn-nu . speaker, tubes installed in that favorite cabinet: a. c. and d. ¢. sets (Continued.) ESSEX 1927 COUPE—This little first-class condition throughou t‘" xgu- ioe “Chevrolet. 1630 M Terms and trade, _Open evenings. FORD SPORT OOUPE. late 1920; must sell, 125 Thmble evst, B SRAT e SROL FORD SPORT COUPE. late model Ught blue paint job. new motor an ndfl complete with, rumble seat: absolutely guar; Anteed: ‘ensy terme. Triunsle Motor 2 New York ave. W FORD 1929 PHAETON —Complete with CIIX talns that fit; good tires; excellent mechani- cal condition’ throughout: fully suaranteed: easy terms. Special, $239. Triangle Motor Co.. 2 New York ave. n. . FORD MOMNEL A COUPE—Repossessed: exceptionally” good buy Tor Gapaid Dotess $97._Cherner Motor Co., 1781 Fla. ave. HOVIF IMPROVL‘\II-.NTS 085 4 l\‘ll ROVE \‘l] \l\ With Spring nearly at your door, now fs the time to begin planning your home im- provements. such as papering, painting plumbing. heating. carpentering. plasterin electric wiring, flooring. building addition of remodeling. cash or down payment nec- ‘monthly payments to suit your ntence: auality workmanship gusran- Phone CAPITAL HOME IMPROVE- MENT CO.. National 7833, at 809 H st. n.w. You wiil ssve 20% 1f you do your work n NO CASH REQUIRED F HOME IMPROVEMENTS, Remodeling. Decorating BEGIN PAYING APRIL Ist. As Low as $5 Monthly. Estimates Cheerfully Given. PAINTING _PAPERING PLASTERING. PLUMBING_HEATING—ROOFING, CEMENT WORK__STUCCOING, WEATHER STRIPPING_GARAGE. ETC. CONTINENTAL HOME IMPROVEMENT CO.. 444 R. 1 Ave N.W. North_1095. converted. Greeley & Terry. Radio Service Specialists. 3214 14th n.w._North 4170. tive piices for c ny time Sunday, week days__1728 _Con: 3rd_fioor. completely reconditioned electric portables. As low as $9.95. Honw. SEWING MACHINES—| n«a Binger, 315 New Home. $18:, Standard, $13: New ldeal and repairing. Open evenin Bu"Bew s Snop. 318 Pa.ave. oo Lin. a315. tric, first-class condition. guaranteed, $27.50; three console Singers. like t*fess than For inspection call Emerson 9395. 3337 Conn._ave. ains, $30 up; ' portables. $15 up; supplies and repairs United Typewriter & Addin RUGS. Orfental ter sizes; very attmc- SEWING MACHINES—An unusual group of 310; others at New machines, SEWING MACHINE. Singer portable elec- $100 each: easy terms: § years' free service. TYPEWRITERS, rebullt machines. real bar- Msfimu' Co.. 1223 New York ave. Nationa TYPEWRITERS RENTED. 33 per month, to students. Capitol Typewrlter Co.. 1408 Eye st. n.w. TYPEWRITER condition, like new: late model: today or tomorrow. 607 P st. n.w. TYPEWRITERS Guaranteed like new one easy_prices. terms; we rent. Tepair. Standard_Typewriter Co.. 723 10th_n.w. TYPEWRITERS—Late models rebullf, fully gusranteed: Dew portables on easy terma: excellent rental machines: repairs. Type- writer Sales & Service Co. 1714 H st. n $30. Call TYPEWRITER 1883." Underwoods, Rovals T PEWRITERS . American o 1691~ Baxt Capitol st.. away from the high rents. Sell- ing. renting, repairing all maksn. Open eve- nings._Lin. 0082. U 8_FLAG, 8xi3 feet. 5313 Wisconsin ave. n.w. VACUUM CLEANERS. Hoover. Euret Alr way, Premier. Duplex. G. E. $12.50 ea: Hoover No. 425 guaranteed year: rent cleaners $150 arts, Tepairing. Vacuum GCleaner Shop. 1404 Girard n.w._Ad. 0900. splendid_condition. PAINTING, PAPERHANGING — You _can have a five-room house papered as low $40._West 0780 Ext. 106 16 PAINTING, PAPERING—I do my own wor you get better guality: rooms, §5 up. Call Metz, any time. Col. 0396, 1 PAPERHANGING, rooms scraped, ern_selections. 0043. ntee dry cracks filled: 745 mod- Splsel Decorating Co. , Col. YOUNG MAN. mnnm. wants any kind of flut work: have dr] vlnx ; wlglnl and hard worker. Address Star PAPERHANGING—Rooms lefllt " ll‘ up. llum fur. Work guaranteed. st k3 e, 414 SITUATION—WOMEN. BEAUTY OPERATOR. expert marceller and finger_waver. Telephone Georgia 3002-J. * LADY with 2 refined little girls. school age. desires position as housekeeper in private home: willing to do all work. Mrs. Burt. | Columbia_9201 PRACTICAL NURSEShould you wish her services at $15 per week. cell Adams 9331-J.* PRACTICAL NURSE. refined. competent. wishes duy work: best references. Phone Adams 0510, Y Y i SECRETAR OGRAPHER, efficient aud responsible; several years' local experience: references: available immediately. Lincoln 7785-J after 530 p.m R YOUNG LADY, college xraduate, desires po- tion in doctor's office or laboratory; hospital laboratory and office experience; Stenogra- phy. _Columbia 4729-J. 16° SALESMEN; salary $50, conditional, Bee Mr. or Mrs. Anthony personally, the Chastleton Hotel. Part-time salesmen_employed. 11° WANTED—Neat pearing man, between 2 and 45, with some sales experience, wWho has confidence in his ability to make good. Un- usual opportunity for quick promotion. Must furnish references. Apply Mr. Summi Personnel Dept., 1st floor, Barber & Ross, | Inc., 11th and G sts. n.w., after 10 am. Monday. YOUNG MAN wanted, sll-around, in meat market. 1500 You st. n.w YOUNG MEN. 4 work under supervision of experienced man: See Mr. 2 ssles & day pays 328 & week. Linthan. Room 505, 1319 P n e | THE BUTTERICK PUBLISHING CO. i flers an_opportunity to three youns men. | es 18 1o 24, to join their circulation stafl: chool education. neat appearance and ( gressiveness necessary; salary and bonus. 2125 G st. n.w., Priday, § SALESMEN. An_established corporation, resources over 129.000,000, desires ihe serviees of 3 sales- men. ‘This is an opportunity with an ex- cellent future for men who will apply them- selves: sales experience necessary: general I business training helpful, appearanc tial: over 25 years old. Give all de Dusiness training and phone number: can_be arranged. Address Box 133D, Star ‘omce. HELP—MEN AND WOMEN. AGENTS—Sell Easter cards and ever, box ' assortments: biz commissions. enridge’s. 1405 Eve st. n.w. _ MEN AND WOMEN wucmu—ooom pay. Mayfower Cl day reak- NEW HOUSE SALESMEN (two): houses are bullt by one of Washington's best bullders in excellent northwest section: under $10.000. Obportunity for a bersistent worker: experi- ence not necessary. as assistance will be given. Call Room 333 Shoreham Buildink be- tween 9 and 11 o'clock. See Mr. Berry. WE USE ‘a few good salesmen with cars; wonderful opportunity_for hard work- ers. Call_at 921-927 Tower Bullding. SALESMEN. ing demand for refrigeration makes it necessary for us to expand our sales force: the position pays high remuner- ation for those who are willing to work; ex- perience s desired. but not necessary. ' Ap- ply ‘between 10 and 11:30 am. Btar Radlo Co., 409 11th st. n.w. HELP—WOMEN. BEAUTY PARLOR needs girl living in n.l‘[ who is more interested in training than present salary. Greenwood 2210. BEAUTY CULTURE—Learn s worth-while rofession while you earn. Stewart's Beauty School. 921 F st. n COOK, second, experienced colored woman, for large boarding house. 1123 13th st. n.w. The incre: GIRL wanted for small office, to address | envelopes in longhand and answer tele- | phone. Reply in own handwriuiaf. stating | age, salary, rtllg no_.objection to be- ginner. Address Box 14¢-D. Star office. 13* GIRLS (2), neat. intelligent. to learn beauty | culture; small salary. Bet. 9 and 11 a.m. 225 Nat. Press Bldg. INSURANCE CLERK, fire and casualty; one with knowledge of bookkeeping preferred: in reply state experience, previous place of | employment _and salary expected. Address Box 159-D. Star office. 120 LADY SOLICITORS (25); high-type work. Apply Mr. Browne, Manchester, 1426 M st. nw. SR e SALESLADY wanted for Saturdars. Apply Kinneys Shoe_Store, 3100 M _st. n.w. SALESLADIES with _established following, coats, dresses. for afternoon selling. Kaplo- | no laundry; _____SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. TOOK and general housewor full or part ‘woman: ¥00d references. Call 3020 Sherman ave. n.w. L HOUSEWORK. good cook: neat rl: private family; sood releunce. o el GENERAL MAID, colored, nes appearanc willing, excellent’ cook, waltress or mother's helper: full. part ti PAPI RHANGING, PAINTING Rooms papered. 35 bath, kitchen painted, $5 up: ficors sanded and refinished. nnumhle arle Jordan, Lin. 5765. White. " PAINTING, RZPAIR.INO. new; ate. shingle: suaranteed’ work; . Col ( o . Guttering, spouting, pain ROOFING—Eettatns e e : reasonable. 'Ajax Roofiing Co. ay, night. 2038 13th st. n.w. 1/, BY PAYING CASH for your /3 repair work. We are special- ists in _every branch of home improvement. A AUGUST & CO.. Atlantic 0636. BUSINESS ¢ OPPOETUNITI RESTAURANT in Bridgeton, N. J._for sal a good opportunity for any one. ‘For infor- mation apply or write to Kieln's Coffee Shoppe, 3207 14th n.w., Washington, D. stanc ress 14 r o ne AN EASY WAY TO SAVE_A small amount invested in a conservative proposition should y 15% annually. Make your money work or you. Address Box 287-E. Star office. GROCERY STORE. 732 5t doing £00d business; must sell at sacrifice, leaving city: $1.000. 'S A CHANCE (o bu a cak; _ngton's bigvest market. Ada WALL CASE, 10 feet. tobacco; 3 floor cases. 1627 Connecticut ave. ____ 11° WOOD—_Seasoned oak or pine. 24 in. $10 per cord: 20 in. and 16 in. §12 per cord: delivered anywhere; scrap and round wood, 36 cord. Phillips & Reneger, College Park. Md.. Box 37. Berwyn 2. PRINTING. All kinds: name cards, stationery: (business and personal. bill heads, biotters. score pads, shop number cards, stickers; free cut service. As low as $2.95 per 1,000, See my amples. _Adams_2646. o S RADIOS FOR RENT By day. week or month. Have a radio in eur robm any time. anywhere. our_choice of any set. PORD TOWN SEDAN, 1931—Maroon; perfect condition: extras include well fen six steel spoke wheels, metal tire covers and fIneT? 109 pumercus | to mention: nothing Uhe Jt In town; special. 35 Mo~ moany. 1136 Gon. ave. mw Decator 3110._ Open_evenings. FORD COUPE, late model A: rumble sest: excellent condition: good trves, ‘motor; sacrifice, §135. 1437 Monroe st . FORD 1930 STATION WAGON — Wt extra seats; Tully " reconditioned an Iulrn;t‘eeld Special, 131 otor ¢ FORD 1931 'rowri SEDAN — Repossessed: looks like new: take up unpald notes, 34! erner Motor Co., . 1781 Fla. ave. n. FORD 1931 TUDOR -Looks like new: take unpaid notes. $299. and this car is yours. Cherner Motor Co.. 1781 Fla. ave. n.w. FORD_1920 SPORT ROADSTER Equipped ¥Ith 2 well fenders. ' 'wire wheels: trunk Tumble o: Motor Co. 1781 Fia: ave nw o _Cherner FORD TOWN SEDAN, 1931, latest type: carefully used only a few miles: absolitely like new every way; an ideal tamily Car and e price. is rig y Triangle Motor Co.. 3 New York ave. nw. FORD DE LUXE ROADSTER, 1931—With geouine Jesther upholstery and the original onson yellow finish. A bargain at our price, $375. The Trew Motor Co.. 1509 14th st. n.w._Decatur 1910, FORD TUDOR SEDAN. 1931_Dark blue, all new _tires: excellmt condition: only $345. Warfleld Motor Company, 1130 Conn. ave. n.w._Decatur 3110._Open’ evenings. FORD SPORT ROADSTER, 1930 — Fully equipped with 2 well fenders, trunk rack, cowl lights and new side curtains. This TR 7;-50[]‘8. PT. CENTERBOARD AUXILIARY SLOOP. 8 hp. Jonnson motor: completely equipped: new in 1930. Price, 3350. 207 9tn st sw. BARGAIN SALE ON CANOES. Apply Great Falls Canoe House, 3800 K st. n. DOGS PETS. ETC. YOUR dog siven nitary bath. completely gliminating feds.” and dried with electric drier, all for 31. Dr. Locke's Dog and Cat Hospital. 1422 Irving st. n.w._Col. 0574 CANARIES Special order beautiful sters for Fester. Presh seeds and all nes ing supplies. Burke’ 515 G n.w. Open Sundays. PIGEONS _WIll cell cheap 35 pairs - Kings: good squab breeder: ‘W. L. Mallory, McLean. Fairfax Co.. Va. ENGLISH SETTERS (2), 7 months ol IO Eonuress Helehis, "Aviantic. 4108w, CANARIES. Beautiful males and females for mating. Breeding cages; nests. etc ATHERTON'S PET SHOPS, _613 P St. N.W. e ref. North 9842. GIRL, colored, wants part-time work or any kind, with reference. Phone Adams T092-W. sy GIRL, colored, wishes job as maid and wait- ress. Phone North 6366. GIRLS (3) wish general hou: Kind.” Cail Columbia 4464 OIRLS. colored: work of any kind o and _cook_together. _ _Phone_West_0225-W. HIGH-SCHOOL GIRL. colored, neat, willing to work, wants position as bus girl, or work of any kind. North 2374, n.w HOUSEKEEPER wishes work: middle white woman, experienced in all work per- taining to home: unencumbered. P. O. 322, Manassas. Va [OUSEWORK _wanted by _refin: sirl: whole or part time: sleen in or out: references. Call Adams 9691 t WOMAN, colored, s job as maid, ge: eral housework or day's work with reference. Cell Met. 2080. WOMAN, colored, s housework, good cook; stay nights; fair wages._Atlantic 0807. OMEN, 3. cook housewoik, maid or 5606, nd_Jaundry, general undry at home. Met- assachusetts ave. n.w (G LADY. color neat refined. would ke Diath ookine or light - ceneral Bonse: work: splendid ref. Call Adams 5757-J or 737 _Euclid st. n.w. “PERSONAL. The rate under heading of Personal is 3 cents per line additional to the regular line rate. WHEN DEATH A PAMILY THERE 18 no need to feel that they must accept in- ferior funeral services, due to inability &a By » nigh pri The Greater ‘hambers .7 raplcte funerai. and all. for 3¢ “World's anest little waterproof, airtight. gua: vault may ‘be had from C! gase of death call the Greate 4th,_cor._Chaph: LL ROOM FOR LO} Rome: dressifie_fooms, select dances and card parties: 4 minutes’ ride from city; high elevation, superb view. Evenings. kin. 8890. 13° ANGEL FOOD CAKES WITH YES- ferday” laid eges; own poultry. Shepherd GRADUATE NURSE WILL CARE FOR IN- fant or child by day or during mother's ill- ness:_reasonable. _Atlantic 1216-J. DRUG STORE, In apartment house; Do com- petition; price asked covers fixtures and stock only. See Mr. Goldsmith, 918 New York ave. n.w WANTED. man with sulicient capitgl carry own expenses, approximately onths. Working for - wholesale lumber - company knowledge lumber business bix_advantage %00d commission basis; CAT necessary. dress Box 311-E. Star office. PUBLIC GARAGE. for sale or rent. on main _street: fully equipped: cent located: well established business. ~Inauire John_¥. Donohue & Son. 314 Pa. ave. s.e. _ INDIVIDUAL desiring safe 6 per cent in- vestment of 33,500 secured by first mortgage on first-class home: no other encumbrance. Will pay $75 monthly or $450 semi-annually on principal. ~Commission _brokers need not an: Address Box 181-D. Star office. 13* RESTAURANT for sale; $600 to quick cash buyer; owner unable fo care for business ccount tliness and other business. Call 613 ave. n.w. between noon and SANDWICH SHOP AND. LUNGHEONETTE, SUITABLE FOR LADY OR COUPLE: TOTAL EXPENSE. $350 DAILY; RENTAL, $50.00. EQUIPMENT MODERN: LOCATED IN FI. NANCIAL SECTION. SURROUNDED _BY HOTELS AND OFFICE BLDGS. SACRIFICE AT $1.200; TERMS. MET. 7116, {10 ROOMING HOUSE HEADQUARTERS. To Buy or Sell Rooming House, SEE MR. FOWLER. Met. 6308. 506 F St. N.W. 11* DOWNTOWN LOCATION FOR CAFE—BEAUTY SHOP. hotels and offices: low rent: money Concession._See 1424 K st. n.w. BILLIARD PARLOR. Excellent business. 10 tables: long lease: best of locations. A g00d proposition for this kind of business. Price, $5,000; terms. Phone Lincoln 9228. - —_— = driven only 300 heavy discount. 1404 Irving N.W. LIVE _STOCK _AND CATTLE. HORSES AND MULES, 16 head. Reader- Caton Farm, Laurel Grove, Md. St. Marys ____POULTRY AND EGGS. CHICKS_COLD WEATHER SPECIAL. 112 Barred Rocks for $10. Hatched Saturdsy. J.B.HENRY. Phone Falls Church, Va., 348. PURE-BRED BABY_CHICKS. Rocks. Reds, Leghorns. PURE-BRED WHITE 'PEKIN DUCKLINGS. ATHERTON'S PET SHOPS. 612 P St. N.W. FARM AND GARDEN. TOP SOIL, RICH. $1 YARD ON GROUND. JAMES CARTER, 1312 South Capitol St. . WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. ANTIQUES. all kinds, and modern furniture. We will pay the highest market prices for rare and desirable furniture. Call the Lin- coln Co.. Metropolitan 8817. The firm that aint, uphol- Donohoe little use: like new: easy terms and trade. GRAHAM 827 COUPE. 1930; custom de Iuxe ke Motor Co.. 2035 17th n.w._Pot. hardly soiled “Latest super six. A beauti- think it possible lo buy a car like this for HUDSON 4-DOOR BROUGHAM. | angle Motor Co.. 2 N. Y. ave. n.w. 40_down. tires: guaran new Malestic radlo. trunk on rear: chauf- HUPMOBILE 1928 BROUGHAM: this $245. Donohoe Chevrolet. 1620 M st. n.w. comfortable rumble seat original cost: mow 31.185. Warfield Motor Deca LINCOLN §-PASSENGER SEDAN—De luxe two'spares mounted forward and trunk rack evenings. st. h.w. Dec. 6300, Terms and trade. Open miles; “a genuine b stery in very good shape: $150. Terms and trade. Special. $339. Triangle Motor Co. 2 New $125 down. $35 per mo.: cost 32.800: HUDSON SPECIAL SEDAN—_Six wire wheels, ful black and green. Motor good as new. Call Mr. Rosenberry. Decatur 1910, tires. excellent mechanical condition: & da I Srers, way: new 2035_17th_n.w._Pot. feur driven: sacrifice. real bargain, 34 in_very good condition: color tan: Dec. 6300._Terms and trade. Open eves. new; reconditioned mechanically. Compsny. 1130 Conn. ave. n tur equipped. finest broadcloth upholstery. spot- on_ rear: 3865. Warfield Motor Company. c.weuonnx 1927 SEDAN. special for to- evenings. Torrey Motor Co. Chevrolet, Dec. 6300. car has been in storage and has had very York ave. n.w. new: new tires: guaranteed. Warrington 0044, pew, tires, (UPholstery and” original, fnish Come in and drive it. You would never The Trew Motor Co.. 1509 14th st. | 1926—] dy family car Only 389; easy terms. Tvi 123 per_mo. teed. * Warrin ._0044. HUDSON SEDAN; like new: all equipment, terms responsible party. Clev. 7553. tires and motor in very good candlflfl LINCOLN ~ CONVERTIBLE COUPE — With being offered at less than one-fourth its 3110._Open_evenings. less; finish and general condition excellent: 1130 Conn. ave. n.w. Decatur 3110. Open day. only §150. Donohoe Chevrolet. 1620 M PLYMOUTH SEDAN, llfl: PONTIAG 1627 SEDAN_Tires, Open_evenings. PONTIAC 1927 COACH—New paint and tires: reconditioned throughou 3 terms. Only $98. Tri New York ave. n TEO 1926 SEDAN, $100. Donohoe Chevrol 1620 M st. n.w. Dec. 6300. Open evening: Tes d_trade. STUDEBAKER COACH, 1924—Good condi- tion: $25. Wil _exchange for chickens or brooder house. J. Harig, Rockville 3. STUDEBAKER PRESIDENT SEDAN, 1920— Pive-passenger, six wire wheels, well fenders, s s sl shilen Sow Decatur 3110. Open_evenings. o WHIPPET COACH. 1929—$25 down. $15 per 2035 17th n.w. Pot. 0044. = yl ‘WHIPPET 1929 COUPE. $75; salesman’s trunk on rear: like new. 3921 13th st. n.w with or without looks and runs buys_everything of value. AUTOGRAPHED LETTERS of Presidents, statesmen, stamp collections, old coins bought. Hobby Shop. 743 14th n.w. _District 1372, BIG MONEY PAID for antique jewelry, old gold, teeth. silver, coins. watches and dia- monds. Gold Refining. Inc.. 400 12th st. l;‘"‘ BOOKS bousht, all kinds; bring them or phone Met. 5415, Peariman’s Big Book Shop. PRICES PAID_Do not be misied. The P B e tton it 2n5 firm g the business. Phone Metropolitan 17, e Wil puy thie hishest cash prices hing_of value. CASH REGISTERS, show cases and store fxtures; entire conte P i SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. ANTIQUE and modern furniture, Orlental (Complete furnishings of old home open every 10 am. to 6 nop New_ Hampshire ANT‘IQUI VICTORIAN AND MID-VICTO- rian sofas and chairs cheap. Priced to to_dealers.~ 925_10th ANTIQUE desks. chest of dr Oriental Tugs, vanity, wardrobe, secretary.” whatnot, bookcase, _table. pedestal. _Georgia_1! lm'n UE_PINE CHESTS (two): genuine tch stretcher table. Decatur 3938 between § a.m. and Doo e ANTIQUE VICTORIAN SOFA. 3 chairs, Ahatner. peaatitully carved: 315 Phons Hyattsville 82 ay. BWEDISH MEDICAL MASSAGE BY NURSE, sraduated in Sweden. Will come to your residence. Phone Adams 6930-J. __ 13° GRADUATE NURSE WILL CARE FOR ALL classes of 'white patienis in_her modern home.' Wards for men and women, $50 & month. _Clev. 8547. = NURSE IN MODERN HOME WILL CARE for invalid, convalescent and elderly per- son. Cocoa butter rub and massage. Cleve- land_2865- GET A GOOD RUB ER_SUNLIGHT: chronic pains treate o reducing treat: ments; white nurse. Potomac 4721. 12 MOTOI TRAVEL. GO BY PRIVATE AUTO, SHARE EXPENSE. ICES EXCHANGED. ros.. SALESWOMEN. white. with or without auto, to visit “motorists and demonstrate auto night light: references required. 1241 n.w.__Phone Pot. ‘WOMEN—Refined. sedate women for work with women: only well educated. well dressed, hard workers need apply. We offer well pald, interesting work, but are not in- terested in part-time workers or Dersons who do not wish permanent employment and are not willing to give value recel i 7ou are in earnest phone Nationa turday morping. for_appointment. HELP—DOMESTIC. REFEREN( BUNYAN'S, 1221 PENNA. AVS. MET. 6152, RECOMMENDED SERVICE. guarantee saf ers. Any mpmnt found necessary to be made to The Star will receive m.mmm. For admission to ended Service Column call National 5000, Branch 215. B oI == & ‘ash. Mattress Co. 3 L st w. Nat. 6679. COOK, white, female, Protestant, for private home; kitchen maid’ kept: $75 per month. Give experience and references. Miss Wal ther. 111 N. Charles st.. Baltimore, Md. * SETTLED PERSON who wants a x0od hor to help with general house 525 a month._Call Wisconsin 2512. 'WOMAN living near 1515 20th n.w. eral housework, part time: references. between 6 and 9 p.m., above addres: EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES, RUPHERS EXCHANGE hukA -1 cooks, maids. houseworkers; by day, week, month: Tef. in- vestigated. Decatur 3551 1837 mn“ w. wen- Call INSTRUCTION COURSES. PLAY JAZZ IN 20 LESSONS_Piano, .; free guitar or banjo with Ifl-hllon course, 31 week. Christensen, 718 1ith st. n.w._Dist, 1378, _Booklet. N Eiss letter Wit shorthand, typewriting, rit- T e ook Seller:: NEW, casy methods Sofnplete Course 3-6 months. Position. guar anteed graduates. Start immediately, classes limited. "BOYD BCHOOL. ~Accredited.” Est. 1333 F st._Nat. 23390, muba cher. Contract or_auction. dams 10462. 1355 Euglid St. CONTRACT OR AUCTION FOR BEGINNERS. Other Entértamine Card Gam _J_A CARFENTER. Adam: HIGH-SCHOOL COURSE IN TWO YEARS. Study at home: standard texis supplied: credit givea for work completed; graduates admitted everywhere: reasonable. For infor- on_address Box 144-D. Star office. 17% DING RENOVATED: sorines, matticsses lows. feather mat.: down comfort, re-cov- Sred Taeas Bedaing Co. Nat. 4094 BEDDING of all kinds rengvated and stertl- e Rt aerv] e'.‘".’x‘.’a ow prices. Ragle Bedding_Co.. 3318 Sih | atur 0758, BEDDDING RENGVATED AND STERILIZED AMERICAN BEDDING CO., »_AND_BRYANT STS. N.E._POT. 3333 AUTOGRAPH BOOKS and statues (rare), iacquer screen, English porcelain jardiniere, beds and stove. 1336 Tayior st. n.w. BATTERIES. uncalled for. at _sacrifice prices; guaranteed perfect. Standard Tire & Batters Co.. 935 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. BILLIARD AND POCKET TABLES, all sizes; complete stock supplies; table and cue re- best workmanship, Conn Billiard & e Supply Co.. 810 9th n.w. Dm 4711, cases, Counters. shelvin, chairs. (ables. scates. Tron safes Jtables. gods four- ) mixers, refri partitions, store equipment and fixtures of g4y description. Edear Baum. lnc. 814 COFFEE_URNS. toasters, steam tables, gas Sk oefiiers refrigerathre, refigerator din Dlay ‘cases, electric mixers. xeales. “aater, Sush registers, tables. chairs. s Gvens, cie, Kuat Biore Fixture Gon g10 3t stonw. Met. 9207. DESKS. surplus from U. 8. Government; also tremendous saving ooty pod fe Firn. Co... 430 862 oth FURNITURE—Don't sacrifice ynnr rurmmre. We will give more for furniture. b bi china, antiques and office furniture, Phone iz and be convinced. ‘The Lincoln Co.. Tl Met._8817._( aid for_desirable furniture. For prompt attention phone Dis- trict 8112, FURNITURE of all kinds wanted: will pay full cash vaiue: aulck and courteous service; Call Gilbert. Nat. s FURNITURE—We .uvemu to furniture, household effects, of and stocks of merchandise. and 1! it. Phone us and be convinced. coln_Co.. Metropolitan 8817. GOLD, silver. watches. diamonds Jewelry needed in our manufacturh Full_cash_value paid. Selinger's. 8! LD GOLD—Bring yout old gold. silver, piati- oum. diamonds. also discarded jewelry: need them in our manufacturing dept pay_highest prices. _A. Kahn. Ir ]n DIO. Bosch “Little Si: Beabtitultone. Exchange for si.tupe gt of eaual quality. 6931 9th n.w., Taken Park, D. C. STORE_FIXTURES. junch room e ulnm.nl. entire contents purchased. ~Atlas i ture Co.. 414 9th_st. n.w. Met. 9297. )} WE HIGHEST CASH PRICES for all kinds of housenold goods. Call North 10114 for promr WE BUY. AND SELL ey CIothIng Jewely, diamonds, firearms, musical instruments, trunks, golf clubs. What have you to sell? Max Zweig, 937 D st. n.w. Met. 9113, 9635. BEFORE SELLING STOP AND THINK. PHONE MET. 8817, THE LINCOLN: CO. —and get the best result: roiture. an- Tidues, china, bric-a-brac and ofice furniture. ay more for ce, furniture ive up to The Lin- DIAMOND _ AND PLATINUM \CELET: cost over $2.500: pawned 3500. Sell ticket reasonable or exchange late model automo- bile equal value. Address Box 141-D, Star office. DIAMOND —Beautiful diamond ring wil large stones, unusual setting; cost i, will_sell at' reduced price. y Address Box 253-E._ Star_office. DRESSMAKER has for_sale size 16 street. evening dresses, coat, fur neckplece. 1416 Newton st. n.w. ELECTRIC MOTORS. General Electric_and other standard makes, alternating and dl- rect current, at great E gl Carroll 'Supply Co., 71’ t'n $17; “13th 1 uilding, Remodeling, Repairs. First-class work only by skilled non-union 'alk lnml’hhl and M{ml 1 ished. mo ‘sth 8. N.W. Fhone 1 PURNITURE. _etc. — Tomorrow Weschler's Auction, 915 E st. n.w., includes new wund used suites, odd pi storske soods from Krlex's Transter & Storage Co., also Guaranty Storage Co,, Pennsylvania road_unclalmed frei Phone CARPE} “AND ~ BUILDER—Alterations, Iamedeling and Jobbine; f you want it done leigh, Lincol bullt, - floor St Brining, 1359 Taylor n. PURNITUREOverstufted living Toom_suite, T80 walnut dinini “zoom " sul 50 ureau, "36; cabinet. Chiftorobe, demer furniture cheap, 1211 xfii’:. FURRTTORE Wil sacrifics for cash fur- nishings of I_m;.d #Dt. 3-pe. velour living 1 CHAIR CANEING—Eoreh rockes | FURNITO splinted; uphol- stering. Armstrens, 1238 10th 1. 2062 FRcTIC, WIRING, $2d u‘.’fi.‘“" b orkma; Dist. 7172._City Elec. Co.. ELECTRIC WIRING house, $40: incl. hal th, 350: g teed: anality considered. my estimate is always lowest. Over 600 satlsfied customers in District. H. M. Carpenter. North 0885. 14* ENGRAVED CARDS. 100 from own plate, $1.65. Boland Eneraving Co.. 737 13th St. N.W. Nat. 3944, BEAUTY CULTURE ““The modern way.” easy to learn; expert instruction, live model day and evening classes: moderate rates. Free employment service. Start now. Free tools with com- s sltnlinie S, ‘“ “ ;TURE, BEAUTY CULTURE RO o YR FLOOR WORK every ‘gescription. Teas Shteed: dusiless machin machines rented. L. T. Folk. Clev. 0538, FLOOR WORK, expert, old floors made IIe new. prices réssonable; work gusranteed. C._Deaton. 4227 . n.w. Col. 1663, R e work: ‘Sanding machines rented. EL Giton. 336 13th st Ser AL 068" FI.DORS sanded and refinaned; work "’ muf'"m.m FL ORS Wil M. Peterson. T RE e sale daily including Sunday TR 160 st n.v._ Must sell a FURNITU! Tou Gable. 3418 FURNITURE—Bargain_for quick up- rigat piano. $50; davenport, $13; set dishes, 54" ‘misc. goods May be ‘seen 5430 Conn. ave. At 35 Phone Clev. 6164 11 LIVING ROOM SUITE. mahox o Ry P B AT bookcase: high-grade ¥0ods; fine Condition 1622 Biltmore st. n.w. OFFICE FURNITURE fram U. 8. Govi— Desks. clalrs. flle cabinets, tables; everything for ur_office at l!&l aving Wun Salvage Co.. oM a fo st PIANOS—Small uled bany §205. Steinwa Y uprikht., ¥ine' condition, 31 small size Milton unn‘ht nhln case, $110; one repossessed rade grand for O Te hetanca of s i perfect condition. as lo rights, !ll and n: Sole al it Kranicn n':am’ T e Kurt d WM L. E."fi‘hm‘ "'V‘::. “‘, ington FORDSON TRACTORS, tioned; several ins; terms. B Motor Con 6k st R Y ave mu: Nat. 3000 SALE—AUTOMOBILES. AUBURNS—4 real values at new low prices. 1931 coupe, $150 down. 335 ;1936 8 sedun. 365 down. 334 : “1930 6 sedan, $55 down. 333 per mo.; 1929 8 riolet, 345 down, $27 per mo. “All cars xood tires, are’ reconditioned snd suaran- teed. Wulrlnllnn Motor Co.. 2035 17th n.w. BUICK 5-PASS. COUPE. 1027 A car that has lots of unused mileage: $119. Donohoe Chevrolet, 1620 M st. n.w. Dec. 630. Terms and trade._Open evenings. BUICK 8 COUPE, 1931; rumble seat: low milease, perfect conditian. Call Alexandria BUICK 4-DOOR SEDAN, model 47, standard six: splendid condition; economical transpor- tation: sacrifice. $165. 643 Park rd. n. BUICK MASTER, SIX SEDAN 1928 _An out- standing car. _Carefully driven less than 20,000 miles. This car. It fs the best Talue gvee offerad ot 0%, The % otor BOICK EEDAN, 935 dow mo.; fine condition; overhauled: lnokl lood new tires: guaranteed. Warrington Motor Ce 35_17th n.w. Pot. 0044. CHEVROLET 1830 COACH_Finish in Black: tires almost ne our mechanics have pi this job in shape throughout and lll guaranteed: et erms: special. $319. Also 1929 coach. 3219, Triangle Motor Co. 2 N_Y. ave. nw. 5 CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE COUPE, 1929 Looks good: motor and tires o.k. Must - Pot_2412. 908 10th st. n.w. 11° CHEVROLET CABRIOLET DE LUXE. 1931 Original green finish, with six_cream wir wheels, chromium tire covers. This car wil pass_for new, with but 5.803 miles of cu: ful driving. We know it cannot be dul cated elsewhere at our price. which is §: IS The Trew Motor Co., 1509 14th CHRYSLER SEDAN, 1929; four-door; model 65; six wire wheels. t'a ’;n gmlallf‘d {:rl'“'ldc trunk rlfi}lsn rear; l-Dml SEDAN, 1927— .I Ole.llanl upholstery and mech; ; ani- 3$57.50. lfll'l‘ tor Good N. - ave. oom VHIPPET FOUR 4-DOOR SEDAN, 1831—A-] condition; must sell at once; 3195. 1733 st. n.w. No. 1898. R. L. Taylor Motor Co., Inc. Buy Here and Save! Down Pmt. Chev. Coupes and Conche . o T oy 4 . 142 5™ U Ve '99° | FORDS — F ORDS | 28 Ford Di""o«'i’ Ford $ 48 00 Coupes (2)...... Rondetors (@ ... ’(57°° Ford Phaeton . Ford Tudor Ford SQr.06 Ford Spt. 39800 40 Other Sudl Values at \Taylor Motor Co. Used Car Depts. IIOOI 14th N.W. Pho. NOr. .fl)lJ 11!35 14th N.W. Pho. NOr. “MI Chev. Coupes aund Coaches Chev. Land. Phaeton . . '31 '31 | | V 29 ’30 ‘30 | 30 '31 1131 Trew Values Guaranteed Money Back Used Cars Trucks 75 to Select Form $35 to $875 Trew Motor Co. Deodge Distributor 1509 14th St. Dec. 1910