Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1932, Page 50

Thornton W. Burgess. BEDTIME STORIES 7% Buzztail Decides to Retire. ‘Who knows when he's well off is wise, Content whatever may arise. —Old Mother Nature. UZZTAIL the Rattlesnake had had a very good Summer. Not once to protect himself had he had to use that deadly poison which makes him so greatly feared by all his neighbors. He had | been left severely alone, and this was ®s he wanted it. He isn't socially in- 1 ] many times to himself. “I'm not look- ing for trouble. I don't want trouble. 1 play fair, absolutely fair. I give ample warning and that is all I can do. Enough to eat and plenty of warm sunshine is all T ask.” | He had had both, and so the long Summer had passed. With the coming| of the cool days of Autumn Buzztail had grown more and more sluggich and | had begun to think of Winter quarters where he wculd sleep the Winter away safe and comfortably. So by degrees he | had made his way to the ledges. He| knew those ledges as did no others save | of his own kind. He knew all the nar- | row, winding little pa:sages that led far down where Jack PFrost could not poesi- bly reach. But having reached the ledges, he was nct quite ready to retire. | He would crawl in at night, but on days | when jolly, bright Mr. Sun was shining | he would crawl out again for another | sun bath on the rocks. That had been what he was doing when he had the adventure with Buster | Bear and Lightfoot the Deer. "It is! still too warm to retire for the Wint he had thought as he sunned himself | that day. “It will be a long time that | I will not have a chance for a :un bath, | so I might as weil meke the most of the opportunities I do have.” | When Buster Bear had come shuf- | fling alcng Buzztail premptly rattled a | | warning, He wasn't afraid of Buster, | | for he knew that Buster would leave | WHEN BUSTER BEAR HAD COME him alone. And then, just in the nikk | SHUFFLING ALONG BUZZTAIL | of time, he had seen Lightfoot. One| FROMPTLY RATTLED A WARN- | glimpse was enough. He had glided for | | | sleeves like this are immensely flatter- THE EVENING Star Patterns Draped Sleeves. This afternoon frock shows how smart draped sleeves make a dress. Shirred into a deep tight cuff over which they fall with graceful softness, ing. The flared skirt is emphasized by pointed seaming, and the jabot collar edged with sheer lace gives that new wideness through the shoulders which |15 so desirable. It's a charming bridge, ING. e safety of those rocks and had <lipped into a crevice barely in time to | clined. He prefers to be by himself. So | excape the sharp-edged hocfs of Light- | whenever any cne appreaches he uses | foot. He had been aware that, thouch that rattle on the end of his tail to|he had done his best to mave quickly, give warning that he is near and doesn’t | he hadn’ n really quick, and hi went to be disturbed. knew what that meant. It meant tha “If people will leave me alone I will it was time to be thinking sericusly leave them alone,” Buzztail had said Skl 4 t f or a long time Buzztail rem: \hxduv n in that crevice. When | he ventursd to pzke his head out and Lightfoot were rowhere about. | He crawled out to bask once mere in the sun, but he tock care to keen close | to that crevice. “That was a narrow escape I had that time,” thought he. “Here I have gone all Summer with no danger and no trouble with any one, and just as I am getting ready to sleep the Winter away T almost loce my life. I thought T would have a few dats more of this sunshine. but I have had enough. I haven't any pep left. I've lost all my quickness.” A cloud hid the sun and a cool “md} swept over the ledges. Buzztail took a | | last look around. Then slogly h Jdcd | into @ crevice and worked his way far- | | ther and farther down until, could you 3 have followed }lxum rou n[\:’«’h» lnl\c \ wondered how he ever would find his | ‘,“‘ way out again. He twisted and turned | Buster | SONNYSAYINGS BY FANNY Y. CORY. and wound in and out until at last he | came to a dry little chamber. Some of | | his family and relatives were already there. Buzztail found a comfortable corner and lazily settled himself. It was warm there. Jack Frost could not get down there. No cold wind could creep in. He would know nothing of | bm.('r weather and cold storms. | “I guess it is time to retire,” he| thought drowsily. “I guess I know when | | Tam well off. | And so Buzztail the Rattlesnake fell | asleep, to remain asleep until Winter | should be over and the warmth of | Spring creeps down there to waken him again. They is gibin’' a tea at Miss Good- man’s fer the poor-an’-needy—but ail | I see goin’ in is fat rich-lookin’ ladies. UNCLE RAY’S CORNER legs,” thought Voita, “to obtain a flow of electric current.” Volta made a heap from pieces of zinc, copper and moist peper. I say T may secm strange to hear that|“heap,” but I do not mean that the frogs have helped men win knowl- | pieces were jumbled together. At the edge about electric power; but it bottom was a piece of copper and above is true. it a piece of zinc, then moist paper, then They were dead frogs, and had | no way of knowing what it was alll about; but they served their purpose. | In the year 1780 an Italian named | Luigi Galvani was at work in the city of Bologna. He was trying to learn about the nerves of frogs by seeing what weuld happen when an electric shock was given to them. Since the frog’s body is very moist, it will conduct an electric current yery well. Galvani found that if he touched | a dead frog at the seme moment an | electric charge was drawn into the frog, the legs of the animal would draw up as if it were alive! At a later time Galvani learned | ancther amazing fact. He found that | & pair of frog’s legs fastened to a brase wire would make a strong movement if the fest and the wire were made to touch ircn at the same time. | ‘What did this mean? Gelvani did | not know. But the key had been found | too a great secret. When the key was | \ | used it would bring about the electric GALVANI TESTING FROGS' LEGS ni supposed that the frog had FOR ELECTRICITY. clectric power in it, but he Was|copper, then zinc, then moist paper, 'y pertiy right. The “power” wWas its | and so on. amolst body. When Volta touched t Another Ital top and the bottom a sandro Volta, vas the « felt a :trong key in the lock. He he important thirg was the dil tween iwo mctals. “I can use wet paper Winning Electric Power. HOW FROGS HELPED. | | ¢ metal at the | e same time an electric alitn, a msn naved Ale: o0 put the | he t modern_electri of the w instead of frog’s ttor rk of Galvani and Vel UNCLE RAY. grew out Use This Coupon to Obtain Free Leaflet About the Stars! UNCLE RAY, Care of The Evening Star, Washington, D. C Dear Uncle Rq to myself. Please send me the n Sky I enclose a stamped envelope carefully addressed illustrated leaflet, “Marvels of the Name Street or R. F. D City.... SCRFEN ODDITIES BY CAFPT. ROSCOE FAWCETT. ANN HARDING KAS IN WER HOME A TRICK TELEPHONE WHICH EMITS BY SECRET PHONOGRAPH ATTACH- MENT A CONVERSATION INFORIATING TO USERS. WALT DISNEY, CREATOR OF MICKEY MOUSE, DREW AN ADVERTISING CARTOON A WEEK FOR A KANSAS CITY BARBER IN EXCHANGE FOR A WEEKLY HAIRCUT WHEN HE WAS IN SCAOOL. JOE HERMANO 1S THE ONLY DEAF MUTE IN FILMS. HE SPECIALIZES 1N DEAF MUTE CHARACTERIZATIONS AND 1S MUCH IN DEMAND. e | “gaua,” ‘borne on the top of very slender, erect informal dinner, or hostess frock. No. D-68 is designed in sizes 16, 18, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46 and 48. Size 36 re- | quires 37 yards of 39-inch material and S5 vard of lace. Chiffon, flat crepe, or satin would be the fabrics best suited to this dress. An illustrated and diagramed sewing | guide is included with each pattern. It | gives complete step-by-step directions | for making thyis dress. To get a phttern of this model send | 15 cents in coins or stamps. Please write very plainly your name and ad- | dress, style number and size of each pauem ordered and mail to The Eve- ning Star Pattern Department, Wash- | ington, D. C. Several days are required | to fill orders and patterns will be mailed as quickly as possible. THE EVENING STAR, PATTERN DEPARTMENT. Pattern No. D-68. Size. .. Name (please Print)....ceeeeeee Street and Number..... City and State WINTER BY D. C. PEATTIE. ‘Winter Bouquets. INTER beauties are hard to see—for those simple tastes, at least, that like their beauty to be prettiness or sheer showy, expensive like cannon-ball chrysanthe- mums in a florist’s windows. But it is there, nevertheless, in woods, in the| open flelds and even in that most cheer- J | less of places in Winter, a marsh, or a | stream ‘bank. There is nothing that | would so ravish the soul of a Japanese artist as a few stalks of our wool-grass, with its delicate clouds of brown fleece | and graceful stems. Or cotion-grass, | which is more beautiful still, and of a | paler brown or even, sometimes, white | as a snowball. To find it, however, you | must visit the magnolia bogs of Prince Georges Ccun{' vland. Together these two make a Winter bouquet of the utmost charm. Like immortelles, they | will last for weeks in the house, even without water, without feeding, since, of | course, they are not i flower but, in their own pecullar way, in fruit, like cattails. ‘Wool grass and cotton grass are not, of course, grasses at all, but sedges. The sedge family bristles with difficulties for | the amateur nature lover when he comes to distinguish between the different va- rieties, but even a school child can be taught the difference between sedges and grasses. Grasses, as a rule, have round, hol- low stems; sedges, as & rule, have square stems that are solid or at least filled with spongy pith. And, for the most part. sedges grow in water or wet places, grasses in terta firma. There are ex- ceptions, but the rule holds well enough to make a beginning of wisdom. To this Winter bouquet you can add am pods that grow so plentifully | pine weods and the thickets of | and river-bank birch beside the uns and brooks of both Virginia | rvland. They have loosed their | 3 ,-and the three silvery cham- | bers of the pods stand open, frail and symmetrical. For color's sake I would add a few of the ever limber and green twigs of spicebush with their handsome | ccarlet berries. Or a few heads of the | dwarf or aromatic sumac, Wwith its hearty red-velvet coats around its fruits, | and, while you are exploring the swamps | of Prince Georges County for the rare cotton grass, pluck a few sprigs of bay- | berry, just to add the touch of a hand- | | 4 some gray. The beauty of this Winter bouquet | lies in the fact that not only did it not cost anything, but it is made up of | plants which even the most conscien- | tious can pick with a light heart. The | conservationists do not need to entreat | | us to spare these plants as they do the | sadly per | and’ bittersweet. These are not more | — beautiful than the plants of my Winter | bouquet; they are merely “fashionable.” | Too many people who roam the woods | in search of Winter beauties do not | know there is anything to find but| holly and mistletoe and bmerswet, Jelly Roll. One cupful sugar, one-fourth cupful hot water, one teaspoonful baking pow- | der, one-fourth teaspoonful salt, one- | half teaspoonful lemon extract, one cup- | ful flour and three eggs. Beat yolks until thick and lemon colored. "Add one-half of sugar, gradually add hot | water and then rest of sugar; add lemon {extract and flour sifted with salt and | baking powder. Fold in stifly beaten egg whites and bake in a sheet, lining pan with greased paper, in a moderate |oven (325 degrees Fahrenheit) for 25 | minutes, Turn on damp towel, remove | paper, trim off edges, xprud with jelly. | REl and wrap in towel. Russian airlines now rank second only !to those of the United States in mile- age. B in ti alder | Washington | MAN between | | SHOE SALESMAN OR SALESLADY. | to_solicit membership in an’exclusive club secuted holly and mistletoe |~ STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, schi put left cha to ceived at the main office up and for The Sunday Star up the Branch Offices one hour DONT BE TOO LATE WITH YOUR STAR CLASSIFIED AD Each page of The Star has a each railroad train has a time to leave the station. after the page has been closed. Classified advertisements for The Daily Star are re- eduled time to close just as No one can you on a train after it has the station. So it is not me- nically possible for any one insert your ad in The Star to 11 p.m. day before issue, to 5:30 p.m., Saturday. At earlier. HELP—MEN. ADVERTISING _ SALESMEN. experienced: | must_be go-getters: (o represent one of | Washinkton s largest enterprises. Good op- | Apply Saturda portunity for producers. 4 Victor_Building. Lo AGENTS, colored. intellikent, for unusu: proposition. Modern Photo Studio, 1348 You L. n.w. BOYS (4), 1 campaign. come if qua lonial Hotel. _ BOYS between noons: can earn and Alexandria S01-A. Star_office. CANVASSERS wanted to sell meckwear and | focks: now is the time to make money. Call | 1344 F st. n.w. _ DRIVERS who —can ucksfor light deliveries 1d experience. Address Box e s b sy SCy S ERRAND BOY. white, all or part time. gro- cery store. 1821 Ist st n.w e AN wanting a get out of a rut, a willing aNer, “heat. appearance and able to, boss | himself: experience not necessary poly | between 230 and 4 p.m., Fridas, Navl | Press BIAx. MAN, dienified. counts dress Box i “to _travel In ednc.uonnn ransportation. ~ Good in- Mr. Harrison, New Co- “and_14 to work after- | 4 and suit of clothes in Address Box i ~furnish_inclosed ton | kive _references | 171-A, Star | a7e i “middle-aged. to_collect ac- ! Give complete details. Ad- E, Star office. _ 25 and 35 to work on digni- Person persistance and will be amply repaid. See 1 R. I ave. Mt. Rainier, Md. | fied program. hatd work fast item; cost you ith n'w.. Room MEN (). handle popular sell fer Bic, you keep 4¥c. Fost.onw | SOLICITORS for laundry and dry_cleaning services: solfciting door to door on 100 Commiscion basis. Opportunities {o_ secure Tegular Toute. Address Box 217-E, Star office. Genis = TAXI DRIVERS—Own_your own cabs. _We have a few thoroughly reconditioned Ford on_the street. A rea- n’ excellent _opportunity Tng . See Mr. Belding. Gth “and New Yor “Christmas flash: @ . Standard Mfrs hrist Room sonable rate and uke a good 1 Mctor Co.. . experienced, ice cream | niow city thoroushly; bring references . w UPHOLSTERERS_ good men. _ Call at 1335 10th st n.w. at once for interview. YOUNG MAN. good habits, who can drive automobile. help invalid son. make himsel nerally useful about house and yard: must Stay nights: room and board ver | month.” “Give ‘age. references and church Miliations. Address Box »49-E. Star_office. PRESSER —who can operate Hoffman machine and do simple sewing: thoroughiy reliable. must pro- duce_written reference. 10 pm. to M. Schoenbers, the Fashion Shop. Oth arid B sts TANXICAB DRIVERS. Delivery of new Blue Light cabs is no being made. making openings for experi- enced. reilable drivers on BRae WASHINGTON'S SMARTEST TAXICABS. L LIGHT CAB CORP,, 2047 L ST. N.W. RESENTATIVES. auality Chrisf card box. §1.00: 1007 profit: paid daily Inain season now on offers possibility of $10 daily income. b, Room 01, District fonal Bank Bldg, 14th & G sts. n.w exper enced W. B. Moses & Sons. WANTED—SALESMEN, SALESMEN (2). experienced, with some Kilowledee of eléctric molors live proposi- Ton. 1003 K. st. now.. Saturday morning SALESMEN ©5)- experienced, for employment in an organization o constituted that the joint and indgvidual effort of the organiz tion 15 ab the disposal of the sulesman f results—_ e resuits follow. Call in P 907 and P09 Netional Press Bloz. SALESMEN (10), 11 edu Apply Children's Dept., experienced, well educated, Apply Room F‘VIPLOYMENT A(‘-ENCIE RUPHERS EXCHANGE has cooks. maids, | Bouseworkers; day, week, month; réferences | investigated. 'Dec. 351" 1837 11th st, RECOMMENDED while and colored domo(-l tic help. Ladies’ Exchange, 807 V. ave. ! Established 1803 INSTRUCTION COURS DOUBTERS, pass on._if progressive. oper minded inauire now: 7 students placed past week, 4 preyious week: openings datly for Boyd gradustes. Short and revley courses. | “Quicker. cheaper, better”” Call Nat. 2340 | for information. 'Boyd School, 1333 F st MABELLE HONOUR SYSTEM Good_ wo: Real instruction. Student Finance Plan. Reduced Rates. Day, Evening Classes. 818 14th St N.W. N. H. Ave. NW. | GIRLS!BEAUTY CULTURE Quick, Modern Methods Taught. Reduced Rates. Ter Modern School of Beauty Cuiture Earle Theater Bullding. e HELP—WOM | EMPLOYED COUPLE will furnish Toom and board to white woman in exchange for light housework. _Clev. GIRLS, white, two, for canvassing; £00d pay. Call, Dugout, Gircle Apt. Decatur 6201, Apt. 1014, after 7 LADY_Stenographic and general office work. Must be competent, diplomatic and willing to work long and hard for advancement. Only those depending upon their own ef- forts for their livelihood need apply. Reply in own handwriting. glving experience and references. Address Box_140-A. Star office. PRESSERS on ladies' fancy dresses. Apply at_Christy's Cleaning & Dyeing Co., Rock- ville, Md. SALESLADY and window demonsirator, nov- elty jewelry. 1420 F st WOMEN capable of soliciting laundry and dry cleaning services, door to_door. on com- mission basis. Can ayerage $20 to $25 per week. Address Box 246-E. Star_office. WOMEN to handle popular Christmas i retail 50c, you keep 4Sc. Room 302, 13 Puw. G WOMEN—Make 3 to 5 daily mes ftems; big 1oc flash, ol 0 th n.v.. Roor: refined, willing to_exclinge s for room. board Adaras 4950-W.5 _new Christ- item; cost YOUNG GIKL. evening ien room d nee ot necessary HELP—DOMESTIC GERMAN, honest, reliable, reference from last place. to work for room and board. : F st n.w. basement. _ HOUSEKFFPER, while, one in_ rooms, $10 & month to start. call Garland, 5632 Georgia_ave. HOUSEKEEPER, white, care for room and board. 520 month. Allen ave., Tukoma Park. Md. _ MAID, reliable white country woman heme, small pay: two people: stay Address Box 162-A. Star_office. WOMAN. white, for light housekeeping and cooking, ‘smail apt.: employed mother wishes Woman: able and wiling to manage rather difficult wrl, 10 vears. Treated as equal §20°a_month and good home. 1615 G s.e. Mrs. Knox. afier 5 pm. week days WOMAN. white. settied: good home. compensation in_exchange for light hous Wve. West 1505-W. Tamily: Write' or Children: 301 Ethan “good nights. work. 1619 Wis SITUATION—MEN. Porsons advertising for “Situations | stenographer, | YOUNG small | SITUATIONS—ME) (Continued.) MAN, drive, cook. tend furnace. YOUNG for room and board. Mg;_zs: any work Box BHON OPERATOR experienc Phone Mrs. Branch 813, Fashionable curate Johnson. DRESS:! Individ; | phone MISS BERT. Crl DRESSMAKING and ad out. conts rehined: cur ble. North 0741-W nis two hours’ steno- £raphic work e Smail fee expected. Address Box 160-A, Star office 4 PRACTICAL NURSE. American, desires posi- tion: " exp, with infants; references. ~Phone Atlantic_1051-W. STENOGRAPHER, ence, good Reneral york, will accept $132 Met. STE“J()(;RAPHER -SECRETARY, young lady, vears experience with local business exécutive. diversified _experience: excellent Typist: reasonable salary with opportunities. _Met ) STENOGRAPHY AND work. by hour. day Nolan. Lincoln 008%. WOMAN. white. married (no children). will care for rooming house of apartment house for her rent. Call Met. 4 ?lenc’ul*?xy-en. 2 need of | iss Smith, meneral education, week. TYPING—Competent or week. Call Miss WRITER, experienced in composition of radio talks, lectures, narrative reports, correction of theses, dissertations: rates reasonable. Address Box 150-A. Star offce. ___ * LADIES desire positions as lady or elderly lady. Also both experienced; local Box 154-A. Star office. WOMAN. exceptional stenographic iy, desires work evenings and holidays: Copying done also; reasonable prices, ~Call Potomac 4805 Sl‘l‘l}l\TlO‘(fi—DO“’l‘ZiTlL COOK, fo0d. wanis plice in private famil stay_ nights; good reference. Call North 1847, COOK, houseworker. Danish. wants position jostantly; only refined conditions: "recom: nded- $50-560 a month. Address Box “A. Star office g GIRL, colored. wanis general housework years” one place: reference. Call Atlantic 0973 vetween = and 5 o'clock pm. _ * GIRL, coloted. experienced, place in small family as housemaid: part or full time; city or suburb: ref. Phone North 470:. GIRL. colored. neat. wishes general house- ork ‘or waltress: city ref. _Dec. 2105, GIRL. colored, neat. honest, rellable; wai maid. general houseworker. cookin full or part time; reference: nt, honest. &s maid, nurse for in- Ad- colored, intellig waitress. general houseworker. id_person; experienced; references. colored. nd_ yeneral Decatur_405% ). colored, young. " references. _North 6 HOUSEKEEPER in refined with cne or two chilaren. ple: can furnish £00d refer: coln_9672-J for appo'ntment WOMAN. colored. needs work: part time; good ref. Phone 1312 Fla. ave. n.w WOMAN wants general housework; ood ref- erences._Phone Georgia HR(:: A5 WOMAN. young, white. neat. clean, general housework or maid, experienced: small fam- ood plain cook: refs. Dec. 0258-J. ily MOTOR TRAVEL. —LEAVING NEXT WEEK IN NEW Take two. %20 each. ~Carefuf 1 Clarendon 1201 GAME, speclal Tieated sedans direct to_Franklin Field and return. Mr Kiernan. Potowmac 4946, 2¢ | PRIVATE CARS Miami, Lox Aneles, Atlanta Memphis, Dallas, other cities. U. 8. Travel | Bureau. 1221 Penna. Met. 7411 * LOWEST BUS RATES IN CITY. Also private cars ail points. _Capitol Bureau, 730 13th. ME. 8558, * ant places as moth- housework; refer- want work of REES dower's home employed cou- ces. Call L day_or 0678-J. by N ate under heading of Personal ts per line additional to the LOANS TO HOME OWNERS AND BUYERS, pay taxes ard do improvements: loans_re- pald “mont! Address Box 88-A. Star office. DAY NURSERY EXPERIENCED CARE OF children and thelr diet: transportation; rea- sonable rates. 4411 Tit ave. n.w MONEY TO LOAN TO RESPONSIBLE PE! ns of good character at reasonable rates. Lincoln Service Corp.. Suite 209, Woodward Bldg. _Phone National 2003 DRESSES TO ORDER. ANY STYLE: SPE clulizing in alterations: 0ld cresses remod- eled to late styles: coats relined. Pot. iiiX. FUR COATS MADE INTO JACKETS THAT fit well and look well by Philips of Paris, 1800 _Wis. ave. WHEN DEATH S1 STRIKES A FAMILY, THERE is no need to feel that they must accept in- ferior lunufl services due to Inlblh(y ‘M and all, for lest Taterproof, irtighi. cuaranteed steel buria vault may ‘oo had from Chambers for $&5 case of death call the Greater W. W. Ci bers Co., 14th, cor. Chapin n.w. ' Col. 0 Phone 6r write your address. We will send you a_beautiful catalogue of how we do it WOMAN EXPERIENCED IN HEMSTITCH ing and picoting may rent at very reason- able rate space at 3348 M st n.w. OWNER WILL RENT ALL OR PAR A g T o Cincle: *suitable " for refined rooming and boarding. 112 R st. n.w. North 1014 Reference exchanged, 4 ADUATE NURSE. CARE FOR AGED AND chronic patients. in her home: paralytics a specially; rates reasonable. Adams S0, BOMEONE TO SHARE LARGE ROOMIN house expenses on profit sharing basis. Call Col. 627:. Expedite. call 11-. INVALID OR AGED CARED FOR REASON- ably by graduate nurse in_own comfortable home. 32 Randolph st. n.w. Adams 990. * MASS. before the fireplace in private New Encland home. “Allweck”; everything homemade. dally and_Sundey. _Phone Clev. 0 MONEY ADVANCED ON WATCHES. DIA- mouds. jewelry antioues, gold, siiver, puwn tickers, Livingsion, 601 13th n'w. Nat. ho4 | LADI"STO MAKE THE NEW FADELESS W00d-fioer L0%ert: ®00d MONeEY: no €Xp. mec REAL ART STUDIC. 1417 F si.. Room Nir SONG POEMS WANTED. Recognized melody writer _desires original words. ~ Earl Whittemcre, Nat. 3880, Dist. Nat. Hank Bldg __ BUSINESS OPPORTU §00G_TNVESTED in a producing oil rovalty | wil yield an immediateincame of approxi: mately h. This vield should ncrease as additional wells are compl Checks are mailed direct o vou each month by one of America’s leading oil companies. No stock. no_bonds. | Write for booklet. Address Box 408-E. Star GASOLINE, well price. office. 3 LUNCHEONETTE. soda fount #0ing busines Sundays | handle. ~ Addres FOR EALE- Rooming house. 12 rooms. nicely furnished: filled with roomers: every room front room: owner leaving city No agents. Address Box | | | b Tunch room: ¢ business 152-A, Star accessories. equipped; busy blvd. i S1,000. Address Box n, in_large short hours ) “cash will ar office. * ! Sar | GROGCERY STORI Wanted” are warned to exercise careful investigation of persons of- Jering positions where cash deposits are_required to secure_employment. AUTO MECHANIC, first-class, wants work: 5 vears' exp. all makes: plenty tools: work suaanteed: ref. Lincotn ¥ia5-W, BOY, colored, wants housework or _dish- wasliing job; ‘good references. Call 815 R st. n.w. S el CHAUPFEUR, butler houseman or work of any kind. by Teliable colored man; ence._Potomac_ 1644 FILIPINO. cook. butler, 1 job. private family or bachelor, Addréns Box_1NI-A. Star office. MAN. white, uge 5. married, st time in life out of employment: watchman estate, caretaker, companion. handy Wwith tools; wants any kind of work; best of references. Phone Adams 756: i PRESSER, machine or | colored porter_or work of any kind; can drive; 7004 Irving st. n.w. Adams 711X STENOGRAPHER. some knowledge book. keeping. general clerical experience. anxiou for work: SIS wk. Rawcliffe, North 7347 or Nat. 8448, YOUNG MAN wishes presser. 4. Gaither. houseman, uem‘& anywhere. " valet, xperienced 40 Rnythine. . with family, wants job, chauf- Tef.; 15 years' driving Cst. ne. . work. will YOUNG MAN feur, truck driver experience. 12 Tefer- | ret. | ness: owner ill: must { $1.000 ‘cash. 10008 st. Fruit o meat ma | tion;_low rént. _Cleveland i ‘(uENthL MANAGER, non-competitive bus S1,000 obtains one-quarter interest: \\pslualc exceptional opportunity. Ad- | dress Box 168-A. Star office. » sell nw. imme r_ly, - up- extra good loca- 844 AVE. EXT.—HAVE YOUR DINNER |} .+ doing a very good busi- | DECEMBER BU! mss( .O-PPOI‘I'UNITIIA CIGAR AND NEWS STAND For rent. to responsible party, in ome of the lu"'m ‘Bieh-srade bullgmes ity Spmortuntiy “Tor rieh:_man to money. oF right man to m Must have capital sufficient to ml’* first class stand. . Immediate possession:, sta Tion ”r’e'}“{m" "'n'n\u' o “gperate, thi ing “sbility, to "opera Tion e "oper POCKET BILLIARDS, 10 tables; good business: excellent loca- Ulon; 800d reacon for selling Wil make an attractive proposition to le pur- chaser regarding price and ti " phone Lincoln 4491, RECOMMENDED SERVICE. The following business concerns guarantee satisfaction to Star read- ers. Any complaint found ni to be made to The Star will receive prompt attention. For admission to Recommended Service Column call Naticnal 5000, Branch 215. BEDDING, MATTRESSES, box springs and 1llow" reno.: best prices and t del. Wash. Mattress Co.. 510 L st. .w. Nat. 6675, BEDDING RENOVATED. AMERICAN BEDDI! th and Bryant Si6 NE . Por. prices possible _on elving. sash cords. tistaction. " Atlantic GGB-W any time CARPENTER—Work, _all kin weather sirips, oak floors: guarantead. Hillman, 118 15th st. n'e. Atlantic 48 CHAIR CANI stering. Armstrong, 12 CLEAN UP. PAINT UP—AIl work reasonably | Sope: Sept;ass: interior o specially. - Phone ELECTRIO WIRING 4] rms. halls and bath, S: over 600 sltl(- in Washington. Get my esti.. H.M. Carpenter, N. 0A86. 3 ELECTRIC W FIXTURES AND REPAIRS. ms, halls. bath, complete with fix- workmanship'guaranteed. Regal Co.. K19 Upshur n.w._Col. 8 RO WORK, expert: old fioors made like new: pricss tea —_— work wunranteed. FLOOR WORK, able: guaranteed: see the reason. 6 roo every d!scnp;xlnn. reason- ing machines ren weather stripping. L. T. Folk. Clev. HOME IMPROVEMENTS. 8}'3“{ ASH REQUIRED. PAYING TERMS UP TO 3 YEARS. ~" $5 MONTHLY. ALL WORK UNCONDITIONA: GUARANTERD O ALLY Povering Bainting - Plastering. Heating—Plumbing—Roofing. entering—Wiring—Cementing. Inclosed Forches—Garages s Specialty. v Branch of Home Remodelin; PHONE OR_WRITE FOR FREE ESTIMATE. CONTINENTAL HOME IMPROVEME _414 R. L Ave. N.W. Nor‘:h (x:«g HOME IMPROVEMENTS. No cash required: small monthly pa ment. Start paying in January, 14 Low. est_prices now prevailng on quality. work, Papering Painting Plumbing Heating Wiring Garages Cemeting Porch Enclosures - New Additions leacer i the Homme: Tmaonem rs SRington’s mbrovement Business THE HOMT DECORATORS 1 new and re- terms. 227 HEATING AND pwuamo pairing ol burners mcluugd 9th_st. ~l do my own worl ou get bett Hets"shy Gitme. * Col- i 0 W © PAPERHANOINO PAnmNu. Diastering at lowest pogsible prices; local responsibie anic.__Baitz. 601_Irving n. PAPERHAN ING—Rooms papered. $4 and B estimate fur. work susranteed. “A. T. George. 2129 18th st. n.w. Dec. 4149, PAPERHANGING _AND Mxmfiu, Work guoranteed; 1o’ job too small: I aim to please. _ Atlantic 37 PAPERHANGING, PAINTING — Best Work guaranteed In writin fee: kood selection. Spivel. Col “nas. PAPERING, PAINTING—Tal vantage of our holiday special. Average room papered and one coat paint on woodwork, $9.50. First-class work guaranteed. Closets papered free. Kurtz Bros.. Met. 9660. PAPERING-PAINTING. iteed: S5 1ill cracks free: prompt Rell Co 503 15th St nw._ ol Wiy reorath PAPERING—5 rooms and latest papers. clean work, painting._Will call_even PAPERING—Rooms papered or painted $5 up: floors sended and finished at moderate prices. _R._B. Whitman. Col. 6432-W. PLUMBING! HEATING save money _ City and Met. 9087._Berws PLUMBING AND HEATING at reasonable DEee ittin gagsment, registered plumber, Metropolitan 0 [t UPHOLSTERING. ¥ mnurrum: Am.m‘ Work done in the home if desired. E. Weaver. 1434 Newton st. n.w. Adats 8401 RELIABILITY AND RESPONSIBILITY —mean good workmanship at rea- sonable prices with an honest guar- antee. That's what you get when you en- trust your work to us. Thousands of satisfied customers are our best reference. Trust only to proven reliability. Nothing down, terms as low as MONTHLY —om_papering, painting, plumbing. heating, carpentering, roofing, cémenting. Dlastering. weather stripping. electrical rages, elc. Free estimate cheerfully give: The GENERAL CONTRACTING COMPANY, __ 973 N._Y. Ave NW. ___ Dist. 6082, A MILLION DOLLARS To Lend To Make Your Dream Home llon Ball, $15; ick service: CALL_CARL_AND §uburhs.h Terms. Come True! If you want money to build a home of your own, NOW while material and labor are still at the lowest level in a lifetime write today. We will finance and build for you. Don’t delay your action until prices rise. NOW is the time. Address Box 287-E, Star office. I SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. | ANTIQUE BUFFET. table, mirror. chest of drawers. rugs, runners, dressing table, living . dreaser. Ga. 1584. ANTIQ!E AND VICTORIAN FURNITURE, cheap; some rase carved chairs, $2.50 each: fas, tables, chests. Lowest prices in town ioth st n.w 5% | BICYCLES. Rollfast and other high- wheels. - Hazelton Bicycle & Sporting Co.. 434 th st. nw. BICYCLES. new. best buy in_town. $10 up also o few used wheels in A-1 shape, S10 up._Gilbert's Bfke Shop. 1106 H st. n'e | B n’u.‘ oods jth and Penna. ave. We hi quantity of lumber, lrick, sash. doors. plumbing. pipe. steel beams. radiators and | boilers: sulesmen on premises. Harris Wreck- ing Co., Inc. BUILDING MATERIALS of every ave a large descnpuon from the old Agriculture Bulldings for immediate ‘disposal. © . Herfurth, Ine.. 1330 B st. 5.W. | BUILDING MATERIAL— WREX G JOBS | over “entire city and. Suburbs—Government frame temporary buildl two city block: Metropolitan Hotel: Hudson Hotel; 12 Camp Humphreys Barracks, etc. This material is reconditioned. nalls pulled and arranged ac- cording to size at Hechinger's 3 yards for your convenient selection | We have large quantities of good used brick. lumber (:x4, 2xf, °x8. 2x10. 2x1%. IN ANY LENGTH); sheathing. flooring, win- dows. doors: "sash. pipe. bath tubs, radi- ators. plumbing and heating materials: in excelient condition. | Come to our 3 yards where you recelve | courteous and Drum t attention for your en- | Ure needs at barsain prices alwaye HECHINGER CO.. HOUSEWRECKING DEPT. Main Office—15th and H Sts. NE. Downtown—6th d C Sts. SW. Brightwood - 5025 Ga._Ave. N.W. CASH REGISTERS. m tables. ra counters, refrizerators. scales. tables, chairs shelving, bake ovens. wall d floor case: etc. Atlas Store Fixture Co.. 414 9th CASH_REGIS w 6 | copnters, sheivin. cpalrs. ables. scates;iron | safes, coffee urns. steam tables. soda foun- fains, electric grinders. mixers, refrigerators, partitions. store equipment_and fixtures of every description. E st. nw. gar Baum. Inc., 914 GASOLINE STATION. _delicatessen. tunch room for sale: frame bungalow containing seven rooms. bath: seven hundred feet on Ealtimore blvd. near Laurel; five acres: could sell dairy, farm products, poultry, etc. Clev. 4713, SHOE REPAIR SHOP FOR SALE Corner Store: best reasons for selling: price right. Potomar H650-W. RESTAURANT, FIRST CLASS Excellent location: all modern equipment Located within: iminediate vieiity of Cap: o, House and Congressional Library ade and & splendid cach business make this proposition very aftractive fo any one desiring o purchase a Testaurant O¥ent with lease. . Good Teason . for sefling and price reasonaoie Trrms to responsisle party. Phone Lincoln 4901 = > GOOD RETAIL STORE. DOWNTOWN—-LOW RENT. Pine location for cafe, barber, tailor or any other lize. 1424 K st. n.w. Nat. 5437, CRYSTAL GLASS CHANDELIER. very fine: player-piano and few pieces antioue furni ture. Inquire Security Storage. 1140_1bth st. DINING ROOM SUITE. 10~ practically new. ¢ 8300, 76_New York ave. n.w.. ADL. 107 cloth suit and co oo 6t 9 pm FURNITURE — Overstuffed & Tenport sulte, $25; walnut dining room suite, $29: $150 bed room suite. only $49; other furni ure_cheap. | H st. ne. Bed room suite. 1iving room suite, chest drawers. dressing . day- bed. ‘tables. chairs, breaklast sel, mirrors, Ia __2013 14th._North 7037 FURNITURE—Two-piece_living room suites. Tiew friezettes, vatae $75. for oniy S15: S0 uphoistered easy chairs, with down and feather cushions, only $0.50. New York Uphclstering Co.. 617 F st.n.w. GAS RANGE. slightly used, refinished like B Jess than hal price. ‘Why pay more? Guaranteed. = Ejectric range che: 800 6tk n.% National 2086, 3+ ILDING MATERIAL- Wrecking buildings | US. (Continued.) CONFECTIONERY CASES. wall d carbonic electrie yods ‘foun- i vitrolite tables, Windaor chairs, cash Tesisters. cloc: tric fans (a. e): perfect condition: CONFECTI( ¥, merly used by BUDD'S ONER CONN. AVE. AND MACOMB ST. rificed. Must be sold at once, nAn:‘ n'f-u.: OFFICE FURNITURE, used. Govt surplus scwods h'."t prices. Commercial Purn. Co. appointment. Phone Adams OTIS PASSENGER ELEVATOR _for cheap. Harris Wrecking Co., Inc. and Penna. ave PIANOS_The beautiful new Howard 9aby erand piane. made by Co.. now selis for $305 Ereatest value ever nflm pianos sold on terms. O, J. De Moll & C 'th_and G sts. n.w = PXANO. upright. Sterling. in_perfs dition. A wonderful purchase at § Small Baldwin Puno factory. Baby .nna PRINTING PRESS (C. & P, 10x taln; 2 cases type. furniture and accesso- . $200. 619 H st. n.w., rd floor RADIOS changed from & ¢ to d. ¢ or to a. c. compiete, $10, Call Mr. BcokI, Mfl. ropciitan 7157 autiful Orientals, private_collec- | tion. modern and antique pieces. ~Sacrifice for ‘quick sale: see to appreciate; lovely gifts. 1822 Bitmore n.w. _Adams 4S80S, RLGS ORIENTAL—27 pleces of Dr. Ylv.h: s coliection; will sell regardiess | 10%14: “Baaf 61 “origina price. Rug_ Co., 2409 18th st ntil #:30 p.m. SEWING MACHI“ Singer electric console, | Iufin‘n,n!!ed perfect condition; $65. Apply SEWING MACHINE, & portable electric, ki sole, $50; both' guaranteed. ave nw. SEWING _ MACHINES —Hand-operated chine, 35 drop-head Singer, used. $1%. Also"new ' Singers. S monthiy 'paymenta: repairs-an makes. Rifkind, 908 Tih st . Nal'L 8500, SEWING MACHINES Drophead Singer, $16: New Home, $15. Standard. $15: New Ideal 310; othiels at $57 all gusr. ' New machines - Rentin ing. e ningt” Ol Sebag atnine o BT S0ty Singer, plete. almost new, Tele- TioGeis, hew and revulte many extepriona | bargains: prompt service on rentals and re- pairs. Typewriter Sales & Service Co., 811 ITER RENTAL SERVICE. Georgia and L. C. Smit 75 05.. $ TYPEWRITERS —$5 down takex a new portable home: Royal Signet. $26.50: Un- derwood portable, $34.50; ~ Remington, $34.50: these portables are brand-new: we have plenty of typewriters. large acd small; ke old typewriters in_trade. Metro- polttan District Typewriter _E: . latest makes. Inquire clothing TYPEWRITER PAPER, 500 sheets, standard stre. 715 H st. n.w. District Type- writer Exchange. TYPEWRITERS—American Co. Reni. repalr and sell all makes, selling off a large num ber a: sacrifice prices. including portables: also "bargains In adding machines. 1431 East Capitol st. _ Lincoln 0082 VACUUM _ CLEANER—Private party will sacrifice Hoover sweeper. perfect condition. SALE—AUTOMOBILES. (Continued.) GHEVROLET 101 SPECIAL SEDAN — Six Tire wheels, fender wells, trunk rack: tiful "dark maroon : driven 13000 miles; new-car, Evnnm and mechanie cally perfect. e offer. = Adams_7696. HEVROLET A“lol.l'l' Jo20; motor com- pletely overhauled and Is equal to nd-new 10p; Tumble seat: . upholstery xood as new. beautiful mew Duco finish: ®ood tire: Cars in same exccllent condi- tion being sold by other dealers for $2 our price, $165, and no matter where you €9 you can' beat it: only S80 down, bal S18 mo. Owens Motor Co.. 13 CHEVROLET_ will aive it o $150 Sve on new 19 Chevrolet sport romdster. Phone Col. 4337-J after 6 p.m CHEVROLET ROADSTER. late ble sesi will take $100 my equity. b §19 month: perfect” condition. Met. Sundays. Dec. 5 CHEVROLET CDACH dition: like new: $260; 501 Quincy st. n.w CHEVROLET, COACH. 1 blue Duco finish like new, stery clean and perfect.” Here Is wonderful lnmwrulwn for several years ffll’ only %125, our advice is don’'t buy any ‘31 coach at any price until you see this one; $100 down. bal. to suit you. Owens Motor Co. 23 Ga. ave. s CHEVROLET COUPE, 1976—fumble seaty very good motor and appearance; to sell: $45 1809 G st. n. hod CHEVROLET DE LUXE COUPE, 1932; G wire wheels, heater: perfect ~condition;” $47 Phone Lorton. Va.. 20-J. CHEVROLET 1630 SPORT COUPE—Beaut ful finish, excellent rnndlll\‘m throughout. A real bargain at § Lee D. Butler, Inc., 2155 Champlain_st. n.w. % CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1931 — In_first-class f | mechanical condition: good finish and new | 95. Mott Motors, Tnc., 1520 14th .-'14 xcellent _con- 1931 value, $350. act! i % ood Lires. uphols CHEVROLET SEDAN, roon finish, like new: brand-new tir holstery has been protected with Seat cove ers. mot a scratch or bump on the body or fenders: only $395: terms. Pohanka Service, 1126_20th st. n.w. Dist. 9141. CHEVROLET SPORT COUPE, 1031; guarantee that you cannot purchase s car in s good mechanical condition at our low Drice of $295 This car is in excellent me< | chanical condition. has fine finish. good tires nd perfect uphoistery: it is underpriced least "% Come and see the car_and be convinced; only $100 down, bal, $20 mo. Owens Motor Co.. 6323 Ga. sl CHEVROLET 1930 SPORT ROA Green Duco finish. motor excellent; tires good. A real ba: 3. ee D. ERier. fher Y155 Ghampiain st n.w CHEVROLETSWe have a coach. sedan and coupe. _Priced to sell and save: $85 to $115. See them now. Nolan, 1300 Conn. ve. or 1111 Eighteenth CHEVROLET SPECIAL SEDAN, 1031 in 0 der to move at once. we cut the price to {fie low figure of $375: never before have you been offered the opportunity to pur- chase a_late-model, 6-wheel special sedan at this figure: perfect motor, finish almost like new. 6 (M;J tires, well l(engelrnls uphol= erfect: only ) ave. n. CHRYSLER 1927 COACH—Painl motor A-1. A special bargain af $81. D. Butler, Inc. 5 Champiain st. n.w. 5-PASSENGER SEDAN. L B oos.Pmdsiela? s brilliant s the day it was firs; sold: ©ix practically new tires; broadeloth upholstery spotless: $885. War- feld Motor Company. 1130 Conn. ave. n.w. Dist 4:350._Open evenings and Sunday. CHRYSLER_ROADSTER. 192 S—Rumble se: car good shlvr,d new b-‘l:.ery. owner n‘eedl !l“ Lee D. Butler, | ires and Lee CHRYSLER ® SEDAN. finish, 5 wire wheels: throughout. Only $G42. Champ ARD ‘lnt 15 COUPE—] pnonally 'ood S Tondiion, need casn; sac- 420 _Parragut st. n.w. _Adams 226K Tull VACUUM CLEANER. Premier uglex: set_ “attachments: like new: S73, sell. S15._Apt. 5. 1225 L st. . VICTROLA. orthophonic. console T ost S135, with' records, $25. Call 623 Lam WASHING MACHINES — Brand-new latest models Easy washers. only $59 tes $2.50 down, $3.60 month. Inc., 11th and G sts. n.w. | Fifce 100" Adams 7o z g Diamond DODGE, TAxlCAB 1031—Painted Diamond ; fine mechanical condition, Sorme and ‘trade considered: 3395, Mott In 520 14th st. n.w ST Twatehe matton 416 Ted seat; original two-tone maroom terms. Pohanka Service, 1126 20th st. n.W. Dist. 9141, WINDOW VENTILATORS, formerly used in Govt. bulldings: 75c each. District Salvage suit_you 22, Ofc N rice ery: Address ine. assorted Phone Atlantic hours. § to_4. FOR _auick _action, exceptionally low on two lois in promineni local cer very desirable. terms considered. Box_192 'ar_office. $125 PORTABLE SAVAGE EXERCISER. In garying case for 825, Neve: u_-ocd H E rt. PAIR‘T (,I,A\.\.\—\l\\l - 30%. Pure linseed oil or turp. 55¢ gal fat paint. 1 best 4-hr_ 1119 Hth n.w. USED TIRES., Good, serviceable used tires that have been traded 'in on the sale of new Miller tires. $1 and Up. Guaranteed Tire Co umer Tires. 1010 Ps N.W. "BAND AND ORCHESTRA 1IN ' G ST. W. PHI’LOO summwvx: CONSOLE, L b in, $30. Atwater Kent, model battery set, ‘hfi" like new. 1711 speci ices for December, Small grand. excellent condition. $2. practice planos from $40 to $50: Louls the Fourteenth style grand. slightly used. $315: Stelnway up- right. $175: used sem!-midget upright, $1' Grands and uprights for rent. Hauling. tun- E‘? ""ld repairing. Hugo Worch, 1110 G. PIANO—Small mahogany g d. in rfect condition: owner has used it only ut 6 months and will sell reasonably: terms can be arranged. A PIANO, Wagner _uprig) ®200d_ wndulon $35. PIANOS —The_heautiful new HW 'd small grand plano, $395 f. 0. b. factory. apartment size upright plano. $295. made by Baldwin Piano Co.. are in our opinion hc ll'lll!‘“ plano ever offered in new moderat, f priced pianos. Sold on terms. 0. J_De Moll & Co. 19th snd G sts. n.w. RADIO_BARGAINS—R_C. A Philco 7-tube baby grand, Ape: Atwater Kent_7-tube, d. ¢ G-tube_a. c. $9.95. New Bhilcos, $1 down. Apex Elec. Co.. 09 9th at G n.w. Open evenings. RADIO—We have many st n-nanm makes of electrle radios from S1 Colorado Radio 514 do_ave. n RADIOS e wil change your ndlu from 8. ¢c. to d. c. or from d. c. to ; for most Sets: $10 complete " Call Dist. 3106 Okay Redio Co.. 417 11th st n.w. - DOGS, PETS, ETC. | YOUR DOG nitary bath: complete- | | Iy eliminating fleas. and dried with electric drier, all fnr s Dr. Locke’s Dog and Cat | ng_st. n.w. Col. 0574. llrk ~red. male, Thonths ol w 10 | ISTRUMENTS. Conn. Pan American. Olds. Selmer. Lud- | Bur office, | shape: ESSEX SEDAN, late 1928—Perfe good tires and paint; motor over Deed of cash: 4. _uL, 742. FORD owner: st. n.v. PORD 1930 SPORT ROADSTER — throughout: a car millions of 1 211, R FORI SEDAN—Low TR Vixs? TRRis consider rade. 50 Tilincis ave. n.w. _Adams _6107. FORD_CABRIOLET, $95: Ford phaeton. condition: _specials. ~_E FORD DE LUXE TUDOR SEDAN. 1932— Driven 3,000 miles: Will be sold and guar; snteed same as new will accept trade; can give liber . Call Mr. Throne for_appointment. GE. b: FORD V-8 FORDOR SEDAN, | cauipment, rich black finish; perfect as new e e S pARRWAY, 5040 FORD MODEL A GOUPE, mso—u.fi. miles; splendid condition: owner must -_cash. _Call owner. Gs. 743: FORD V-8 TUDOR, 1932 132—Only l’lll\ l miles and cannot be told from {lnlsn éhcflflu. $495; terms; wi 1981—Privat ssqll?b. Call Noflh 47"1. 1013 931_TUDOR — Blac! x’e%neht‘eh recondition lhro\umt. anteed: just th RD 1! h slanti ‘windshield; Ance :Jéaufu:."n'n’f new - Make offer, Ad 7008, HEADS exchanged, szu‘o' eided tn car. | : wood, or- PO Mator Con "H1S P, FORD TUDOR SEDAN, latest 1081; used iths: has n A e Rumble_sen FORD SPORT COUPE. 1070 Phone | very wood conditfon; sell for 185 owner. West 0546. | PORD COUPE—Positively the best lit! in town for $09. Don’t miss it if you need this car. It wiil please you. Nolan, 1300 Conn. ave. or 1111_Eighteenth FORD 1631 SPORT COUPE—Upholstery and fnlsh lke new; chrome tire cover. all new rubber, mechanically perfect; must be seen to be appreciated: $205. Metro Motors. 250 Ga. ave.. Silver Spring. Md. FORD_ 1930 SPORT uuuu’fl blue finish with red stripe; good rubber, wonderful motor: you will like Metro Motors, 8230 Georeia Spring. | FORD CONVERTIBLE CABRIOLET, 1030— This beautifully painted and perfect run- ning Ford sport car with ILI y folding top, ready for up or do 400_Conn. ave. or 1111 WANTED7ire- Tatrsa” fox vl age. sex, price and location. Address Box -A._Star office. FUPP Ay “:"“ PEKINGESE Tonthe, Tovely Sonted. fine pedigrecs Ouad Xmas gift. 1812 Irving st. n.w. WONDERFUL SINGING CANARIFS, $4 Rreen Ylfluuz'—! 5 pair; good assortment tropical and gold fish. cheap. Several kinds of nug:;m Visit Schmid's Pet Emporium, 3 n L les ‘east of Bladensbur Defense Highway. = CANARIES. &uaranteed. satisfactory song- ATHERTON'S PET SHOPS. __812 F_St_N.W._1404 Irving St. N. THAT CHRISTMAS PUP! Cocker soaniels. red. buff and black. Daniels rd. n.w. Resg. in litter A. K. Clev. 545 :hen Beautiful, sters. LIVE STOCK AND CATTL! HORSES. 15 h-nd. right out of hard work: | damp waxags: ‘cheas. " Apply Sr. clm.luco.‘ | Fenr i st sl \vmfl:n—mncsunmls. | = ANTIQUE JEWELRY. gold Tegth, coin ver. watches. diamonds. etc. We pay h Beices Cold Beamingchog. ‘son 1% stoh anv_ quantity; bring tuem or phone A s Big Book Store. 933 G st. n.w. CASH REGISTERS, show cases and store frtures; enfire’ contents “boucht. Edear Baum. Inc.. 914 E s 744 FORNITURE- Household - Foods “ana mer: chandize of every description bougnt. For best results call D; FORNITURET buy-cvers hing. odern and antiaue furniture.” chinaw etc._Call Doug! (‘)OLXD silver. watches, dia nds ewelry needed in our manufacturing Full cash_value paid__Selingers. K1 OLD GOLD —Bring your oid soid. num, diamonds. Also discarded Jeweiry need them in our menufacturing deot Dav highest prices. A. PIANO—Would preier Stemnway or Knave | grand: immediate cash for the right piano. Address Box 206-E; | RADIO-VICTROEA want=d. Strombers-Carl- son, 1930 or -n'usm;Jfl Shmiey “',‘",‘_, F st STORE FIXTURES, lunch réom equipmen entire contents purchased. Atlas Store Fix- ture Co.. 414 Oth st. n.w. Met. WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES { kinds of household woods and do all Kinds of moving. Ncrth 10114. Prompt service. SALE—AUTOMOBILES. BUICK MASTER SIX DE LUXE COUPE. | 4-passenger,” 1930: will cacrifice for $50 and equity. _Leaving town SUICK DE LUXE ROADSTER, 19 tiful green Duco finish A-1 Sacrifice price. $192. Lee D. 2155 Champlain st. n.w. BUICK 5.PASS. SEDAN. 192% Perfect: onl F165. | 52t glogay sure. Callan Motors, Inc. 1527-20 M st. Open Sundays and everings. _Phone Dist. 3458 BUICK 1926 COACH—Good tires. new paint, Gicellent top. vers wood mechrnicaily. Omly $29 Butler, Inc., 2155 Champlain N _Beau- mechanicaily. Butler, Inc.. | st.n.w. CHEVROLET engine heads. ed. $1.50; ensine weided hang: L i Qe e i Sy ni for on Lee D. Butier, Inc, 2135 Champiain st i 4-cylinder. ex- incar. Weldit Give | FORD jc RE, | driven only 2.000 mil 1 TOWN SEDAN. with latest t; windshield: used _carefully by family can_be ready for you whenever you c $315. Nolan. 1111 Eighteenth st. FORD DE LUXE ROADSTER. 1931—Practi- cally brand-new: used only few montas: extras; Teal. genuine bargain; $290. Eve non'’s. | FORDS—We_have Tudors and Eoumn s. for $115. ~These cars are offered today at | special savings: they will meet your needs. N Conn._ave. or 1111 Eighteenth. FORD 1971 DE LUXE ROADSTER—Brown leather upholstery, well fenders and trunk rack. chrome tire cover: cannot be dupli- cated at this price, . Metro_ Motars, 8250 Georgla ave. Silver Spring. Md = FORD V-8._ 1937 _Your choice of Tudor. Coupe or De Luxe Phaeton. all recently traded to us on different body types, They just 88 delivered when new. Nolan LET. —Snappy | blue with cream wheels and black fenders: rumble seat. de luxe equipment. A | o 0 and this car can hardly be toid from new. = Sacrificed 'n; 3o64: RD SPORT ROADSTERS —! llulnhh or standards_from *20's to_'41's. _The brices begin at others at $139. " Nolan, 1300 Conn._ave.'or 1111 Eighteenth. FORD "1 VICTORIA COUPE. used vers little and in_ excellent condition owner will sacrifice. $275. _Georgia_2495-J. FORD DE LUXE ROADSTER. new used only a few weeks: fully owner will sell for balance due. FORD EPéfiT’cdm. 1031—Bxtra equl ment; earefully driven: take $235. Rice. 1413_Manchester_lane n.w. FORD SPORT COUPE. 1031—Rumble sea 50: marvelous condition: carefully u 7 Trving, FRANKLIN 7-PASS. SEDAN. _late model. ‘model._de luxe equipment: perfect condition: only S30! in our clean-up sale. Don't miss this one. A perfect Winter car: no_freezing: it's al cooled. Callan Motors. Tnc. 1597-20 ;% Open Sundays and evenings, Phone 77 SEDAN—New gray Duco tires, A-1 ‘mechanically, Lee D, Butler, Inc. 2138 r‘uvmphm st nw FRANKLIN LATE MODEL SEDAN. de equipment: very low mileage: car has hla very excellent care: in fact. it looks as wood as new. OWner has left with us to sacri- fice. Only $605 reasonable terms. Tnc.. 1527-70 M st. nw. Open Sundays and ‘evenings. Phone Dist. GRAHAM 4-DXS™ BEDAN, 1920, 1i 1930, ekt six; urdy ear in @verv wa: 1 cash. _North 1898 it. nl "' AFAM BLUE at X 7 g ;:!& ?e' S‘ 381; Act today, don't fail. Can be Phone Disl g .n HUPMOBILE CUSTCM 8 DE LUXE SEDAN, 7-pase.; car value in Blue Book. $610: anteed perfect: at sacrifice price. $495: no irade. A l](zkl at this price. Callan Mo- luxe model. d his_one thres. good " pah oF best offer. " Bot. 5 P LINGOLN 5 PASSENGER SEDAN. - €1, Witn truck at reat of hody: {nierior Wi fpecial down cushions spoties:: balloon tires [ FS0nern 22y | Wareld Motor Company. 50. Open eve-