Evening Star March 20, 1933 Page 25

MILADY BEAUTIFUL BY LOIS LEEDS Build Up Your Figure. T may seem very much like rushing the season to write of Summer beauty problems in March, but the fact,is that many common vaca- tion’time beauty problems cannot be remedied in less than several months. Every year girls and women ask me how to correct conditions like thin thighs, fat arms, flat chests, blemished complexions, in time for a special holi- day or Summer vacation that is only a week or two away. Of course, beauty cannot be made to order at such a short notice, so I am going to help you plan ahead for the beauty you will be so anxious to have by Summertime. Let us begin with the underweight's problems. If you are one of the thin sisterhood who are ashamed to appear in a bathing suit or sleeveless frock, now is the time to begin building up graceful proportions. You realize that lack of rounded contours suggests phy- sical weakness and ill health. You may feel perfectly well, but if you are put beside a well developed athletic type of girl you look awkward and skinny, don’t you? A living skeleton isn't attractive really, even if it has blond, curly hair and soulful eyes, Underweight doesn't just happen. It 48 the result of some cause or causes which differ in different individuals. Being below the average weight for age and height is natural and pre r, how- ever, for small-boned peo they should not be classed as un erwe th Real unglerweights are people lack of weight shows them to be physi- cally below par. They are not nonmlly developed for their Thelr thin- height or to some form of ill health, mental or physical. Nervousness, worry, :nlulﬂued wishes nng1 all tt.;\e nenuv‘e, lep: moods, when they are al- lowm{)eam chronic, can be causes of underweight. iling "(hal. Bthing-pult Reuts Bec acquiring tha -sul e be- fore Summertime is to find out the causes of your underweight—with the aid of a physiclan if necessary—and then set about correcting them syste- | matically. Diet is naturally of great importance, but what is equnly s0 is the mood in which you eat. If you are tired or nervous when mealtime comes, be sure to relax and rest before 2 mouth- ful. Eat in a leisurely way and think of something pleasant. If pressed for time, don't hurry through a full-course dinner, but eat less, so that you may eat slowly. If your noon meal is taken away from home, don't make & lunch of a sandwich and ice cream, but begin with hot soup and finish with baked apple or & pudding; drink hot cocoa or milk. A quart of milk added to the daily diet will help build you up. More detailed suggestions on diet are given in my leaflet on “How to Gain Weight,” which is free to any reader who sends a request for it accompanied by a stamped, self-addressed envelope. Underweights need a moderate amount | essential, especlally for chested types. Simple -stretching and bending exercises are suitable. A one calves there are deep-knee-bending | exercises, heel - raising, leg - swinging | across body and kicking. Do not exer- | cise to the point of fatigue, but do just enough to send a pleasant glow of -health and energy through your bedy. Ten minutes of easy exercise twice a day 1s usually enough in addition to the | walk outdoors. Regular exercise stimu- | lates the appetite and makes sleep more restful. Sufficient sleep is an important part of your weight-building program. A WASHINGTON DAYBOOK BY HERBERT PLUMMER. ENATOR “Jim Ham" Lewis of mi- | nois apparently has his own ideas whout the job to which the -Democratic oaucus recently elected him. He i= l‘hé%. suc‘; g eppar of Texas. It's up the whip to see e Democra tic Benators are on the floor for important woll calls. In the ///] House the job is perhaps more ar- duous than in the Benate. Both the Demo- erats and Repub- licans in the Sen- ate have secreta- ries who operate on the floor, seeing that their Sena- tors are present when needed or to make sure that they are paired on important votes. Apparently Senator Lewis means to pui action into the job. He indicated t in the very first minutes. There | was a lot of confusion in the galleries. | fiiled to capacity and throngs blocked the corridors outside. - Vice{ President Gerner, perhaps accustomed to the turmoil in the House, had been a little slow in demanding order. Sud- denlv the booming and resonant voice of “Jim Ham" was heard. “Mr. President,” he said, to make any complaint agai any | one anywhere, but I think it is lmely. in the position with which I am hon- NANCY PAGE Lois Begins to Plan Another Room in Her House. BY FLORENCE LA GANKE. Lois was looking over her house with & speculative eye. She had a Reeling that some months from now ored by the majority, to take the lib- erty of calling attention to the fact that the occupants of the galleries are received in this body as a courtesy. “It is not intended that merriment | should be indulged in to the extent | that the voice of our leader (Joe Rob- | inson) or of the eminent Senator from | Oregon (McNary, Republican leader) | should be drowned out.” He then demanded that Garner di- rect whatever officers he thought ap- propriate to warn the occupants of the | galleries. He sat down and Garner did as he requested. Garner, it is sald, has been requested | by Senators not to be as strict as was mu:m Curtis, his immediate prede- cessor, Good Taste Today ’ BY EMILY POST, Famous Authority on Etiquette, “D brussel sprouts at a | and \forml-l dinner? This, followed by ap- ‘ple ple, is my husband's favorite din- A Menu. EAR MRS. POST: Would | it be a dreadful thing to do to serve steak smothered in onions, | mer, and he says we can't provide any- “T he<iute | thing better.’ Answer: If you! are using the wurd “formal” in proper seme— Mmeaning a dinner of ceremony — the menu must be limited to definite- mﬂ only when cut into small rounds of tender- 10) to which she would need an additional room. | Ann was no longer a little baby but quite capable of enjoying a room of her own. Why couldn't she take the guest room, which was used so seldom, | end tum it into a day and night| Bursery? Ann could sleep there by night and :ly there by day. Then she could use e small room adjoining the one she | and Roger used, for a new nursery or_a baby’s bed room. ‘What did she have to move into the mew room for Ann? And what would she do with the furniture now in the guest rocm? Some of it could go into the attic. By nsulating the third-floor walls and ceiling she would have the makings of an additional room which would not be too unpleasantly hot or cold. Thank goodness, her guest room furniture was simple, early American stufl which could be transplanted easi- ly into a_third-floor rcom. Since the day and night nursery would be used for most of Ann’s ac- Hvities Lois hoped to be able to afford & linoleum covering for the floor. That would be easy to clean. She would get that bargain in wall paper she saw the other day—a simple eream ground -dotted in green. She would try to get Roger to enamel $he woodwork in Then he might ® small table for his daughter. simple settee could be built by their out-of-work neighborhood carpenter. Bhe would not have the seat made | into a lid that lifted for too many baby fingers might be smashed if it should ~hnpp n to close unexpecudly Rather g: persunded to mlkAe | Emily Post. there is only one objection—that of the penetrating | odor of frying, or any cooking of the cabbage or onion families. The onme | thing every hostess trids to avoid is | the risk of the smell of cooking. But| if your kitchen is so shut off, or the | | draught above your range so emclem‘ that you can avold this handicap, or if | you are sure that the robust appetites of those coming will not mind having your menu announced to them as they come in the front door, then that is all rlcht In fact, I have said many times it the best menu to provide is that | 5 vhlth your kitchen does best. We all know that most cooks, whether pro- fessional or amateur, have a flair for certain dishes. And it is these dishes, whatever they happen to be—even onions—that should be set before friends. o In France, where cooking is sup- to reach the height of a fine art, every great cook, granted the badge of distinction known as the cordon bleu, develops a few special dishes, which in the house where she is employed become known as “specialties of the house.” It does not seem to matter very much whether | these specialties are most suitable for breakfast, lunch, dinner or supper, they are served whenever best company comes! The only occasion when it is ever nq to apply the word “oor- | rectness™ to “a menu that is genuinely xonml wmch m the present day, means mmly one in a thousand, even in the Midwinter season |in New York In short, formal dinner | restrictions need be consids or diplomatic circles. Happily, those of us who lead private lives need never them—unless we want to. (Copyright, 1933.) SONNYSAYINGS BE PANNY ¥. CORY. n't wllx -u baby ‘cause her hn weuld rrovide storage space for ~lmopn«h humumt.hewﬂl. on new an’ is full oh mnrul vrm (Copyright, 1033 of easy, regular exercise. Deep breath- | ing is or two mile walk every day is usually | 2Tce helpful For developing thin thighs and | . mashed potatoes | = include | inviting1 friends, | BEAUTY | Sme Save the Tew hostcmscs ma ofnciel | AT give formal dinners, nor think about | ¥ put left Classified advertisements ceived at the main office up and for The Sunday Star up the Branch Offices one hour chanically possible for any one to insert your ad in The Star after the page has been closed. DONT BE TOO LATE WITH YOUR STAR CLASSIFIED AD Each page of The Star has a scheduled time to close just as each railroad train has a time to leave the station. No one can you on a train after it has the station. So it is not me- for The Daily Star are re- to 11 p.m. day before issue, to 5:30 p.m., Saturday. At earlier, CIRCULARS PROHIBITED. In order to protect its advertisers from receiving circular matter, it is expressly understood and agreed that all such matter will be withheld as far as possible by The Star. Only bona fide answers to advertisements addressed to box numbers in care of The Star will be delivered to adver- tisers on presentation of the box number ticket. SITUATIONS—DOMESTIU. (Continued.) HELP AND SITUATIONS. m!. SALE—AUTOMOBILES. B—9 'UTO! (Continued. GUARANTEED HOME IMPROVEMENTS Relable. ible. ‘Reason! AINTING HEATING G NG 1) ING tion. D. SAEADH Repairs NO (.ASH NEED! Nothin, m-n;ul to ‘;;“ﬂy" Pay. NATIONAL HEATING OMRACTI\G COMPANY, W. NAT. 0808. HOME IMPROVEMENTb. NO CASH REQUIRED, 'ART PAYING MAY. UP TO $5 MONTHLY. ALL WORK V;OONDITIONAHY WRITE FOR CONT. IN NTAL i m,,m-‘"m F“‘—f afE HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. 444 R I Ave. N.W. North_1095. PAIWO BPECIAL—Lowest nrlcn for in- terior and exterior ulm-mx, roof painting and repairing, $6 up. 3150. 20° onu. GIRI. colored, il day & part tim her honest. compe- Clev. 7710’ trom 10 MOTHER'S HELPER, also general house- work, o siay nignts;’ white. aged 10. Oall Cleveland 7! PERSONAL. HELP—MEN. DRY GLEANING SOLICITORS, & ™1 | Galor, 918 17th st. n.w._Na French ENGINEER—Taird-class, with D. C. license: | night work, 12 hours: one who understands motors; general hotel work: Address Box 164-M, Star to_service book conta ain $30 ible. 00d- | elevators and | sive references. | MENa: perm:mem TS approxi- %o 4 The Iate under heading of Personal 183 cents per line additional to ¢ line rate. CARE GIVEN CHILDREN UN- I, dicts doctor's refer- OTHER'S CARE. iet: weil equipped play: loctor's references. Clev AND RE. K yrs. 1860, Ap| round: d PERTLY ' REB] modeled.” Rachel M. 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'DOMESTIC.~ Decatur 241 furnishes cooks, worke maids, g h. w. w S Eouples, “housemen. * Free | RUPHERS EXCHANGE has cooks, m-wi houseworkers; day, week, month; re(eren:u investigated. Dec. 3551. 1837 I1th st. n.w. TYPING, ‘X‘RANSCH-IBING- Wlll lnsnecv. your TURNER, Cla! ndnn 1.: m: TO MAKE FIBER FLOWERS FOR Dles and profit, Free instruction. Rea Art Btudio, 1515 F nwe Room 805 EINDERGARTEN PRIMARY GRADES. 10ih ST, ESTA’ OU] ISPOR- TATION. GEORGIA 6544 RS K TO 6. NURSE WILL EXPERIENCED. derate” rat 'ARE FOR_CON SCENTS Spd. elderly pertons in new home: spscial | DON'T DISCARD YOUR WORN HATS: B0R0" 1o a0 e Ny Iy, e | trims and redesigns your 'Dasse straws and felts. RUTH MOLLOHAN, formerly with Mme. Ash.” 1011 H st. n.w.. %nd Dist. #656.% WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY. THERE | is no need to feel that they must accept in- ferior funeral services due to inability to pay a high price. The Greater W. W.| Chambers Co. offers a complete funeral cars and all. for as little as $75. World's finest waterproof, airtisht guaranieed steel burial Phone or write ¥ you_a_beautiful “catalog: LADIES' TAILORING AND REMODELING gone expertly w1 moderate prices: satisfacs tlon guaranteed. ONTARIO TAILORS AND FURRIERS. 1813 CHILDREN CARED FOR—SPECIAL ATTEN- tion “to character building: _kindergarten training: large. equipped playground; rat reasonable. _Plone Hyattsville 700 PERMANENT WAVE SPECIAL, $3.: lete: this is our refular 7.0 wave hoppe. m 7P ow 1114 REDUCING. 7 TREAT. Sured, cabiriet Turkian batn, 1 for 85 mas- sage, Iadies elec. treat. No. 6208 N CLEANE] 5c; Teferences. O DUMBIER, Jh15 Sherman ave. MASSAGE AND ELECTRIC TREATMENTS. For Appointment Call District 563, 22¢ MOTOR TRAVEL. LEAVING DA!LY for Nebras Flr. and all ts. - Mot Scrvice, No. "H000: u-y ient CADILLAC 7-PASS.. DALLAS. LOS ANGELES, Gors 5. and w.. shate expense. U. 6. Travel | Bureau. 1221 Pa. ave. n.w. Met. 7411. WASHINGTON S MOST RELIABLE. MOD- PLETE TRAVEL BUREAU. | et Teiates crcs, st Basera e trite BUS TUHARE EXPENSE BUS TICKETS AT OUT- NATIONAL TRAVEL BURS 413 Woodward Bida. NACiohal 5 iD AND _WAXI BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. msnbcnoﬁ "cébnsis GREGG SHORTH! EXP mCHlR Beginners: review: Noeed diciation. - Briv ns. Mod 3| 3‘1‘1_.1, Tates. Decatur AUTO DRIVING LESSONS: LICENSED | | Ehite men: "any hour, eywhere, call, 3 | time. Ada; BOTTLING BUSINESS. soft drinks a; nationally _known product: well est busiress: ll 500; 0)_cash. Col. 4040, msidering building or | Fepairings hone. Potomac shT2 tar mare loans and estimates; costs nothing to ta 0s SHOE REPATR SA SHOP for sale chea ! P o e e eap. Owner | For fi sick and d_Hope rd. » Dg!:‘l‘ll;:d '.".“Iv Nat. Press Bl N 62 TE Blm MONEY—BE A PRIVA’ YIRT By life,” Poritions open every day, Private secretariai and finishing courses, 2-6 months. New and improved methods, govers every phase, eu(n e [ & nsses o1 UNJVER: HELP—WOMEN. PARLOR OPERATOR. experienced; | suburban shop; good salary for right part: Phone Lincoln 60> bet. & and p.m. GIRL OR SETTLED WOMAN, e hite light housework and care of 2 children: home and small salary. Apply after | p.m., 14 4th st. s.e. GIRL to learn beauty culture st._n.w.. Room Met. 89 30 605 14th bumy culture at Stewart's GIRLS—Learn Leading Beauty School; earn while you learn. o5 & BAKERY, wnlecuonen grocery: opportunity: goed suburban location sacrifice account iliness. Address M, Star office. BOOKSTORE PR _BALE—Opportunity @ ke food livine; sood location: will sell 1oFasashyor trade for small. cleat property. AEFTTER GRADE dell 3 cated. 1001 B ave. heroeom Dleely must Box 42- 20° oomomv. d-lum. location. dn'n. town. edoulnxlexuutnz business. r_busi- mpels considering part T e s partner. Phon d. hington. " Act ¢ u\rk Reaonable rent for long 1631 L st. nw. Nat. OTEL, near Rare opportunity. lease.. Mr. Milor, 0600, ROOMING 1 nouu-nsv Pmmms R rooms: . ROOM H( caln Highway. GRADUATE NURSE. under 35, peri-iime illlu. ol;oom. bg‘l;d xmlll ..l:llll" and Dl’l:l‘- . nt'rellc\lllrll‘. Adaress Box 26-M, Star office. accurate, 3 r capable woman, over T A berionce ™ uttnecessars: permangat; £00d ‘income. Address Box 376 woulm—wm-k in office hall days; nent position; state experience and re Address Box 2: 8t Tma- erence. WOMAN. over 3 well eaucmd. ambitious, nd capable. One who can assume responsi= bty *ana permanent, ' Unencumbeted, Tree’to travel. Appiy 1 to 6. 728 Tower Blds. ‘WOMAN to ma. T or r'n! ln-roon hnun Address Box 241-M. Star 'WOMAN. of good chnncm lnﬂ lundlnr {nr professional work. by appointment. Ov phone number: no “canvassers nged abply.” Address Box 43-M. Star office. 21° A MAJOR OIL COMPANY, with a number of service sta- sar- | tions, will lease them to respon- te x| sible business men with experi- ence in gasoline, tire or battery business ; must have at least $500 7| cash “orkmg capital. Address Box 122-M, Star office. STOREKEI IF YOU N CAPITAL ADIVBT!NG l hNANﬂ €o.. oth FLOOR. DIST. 1406 G BT. N. mﬂxxw RECOMMENDED SERVICE. HELP—DOMESTIC. onu. white, to live in good home; moder- wages; ear in person. 317 Court House 2 endon. Va. WHITE, 30 Do laundry: small aduli’tamily " The following business concerns guarantee satisfaction to Star read- ers. Any complaint found necessary to be made to The Star will receive rompt attention. For admission to nded Service Column call National sooo nnm-,h 2 Room, bath, general l! i nelmﬁcu $40 7203 Meadow lane. SITUATIONS—MEN. vt Wy ‘mon! to 40 yrs: general housework: s~s Clev. o _|I|tl. ‘Wisconsil 72 STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST, experienced; ref: e eo;luﬁ'xznmu'. will- STENOGRAP HE R-TYPIST, 'lth sound knowledge of French, German. nish d Dutch and some exerience in bepkkes eon-mu propriste position: will modest offer. Address Box 416-K Btar ar ofice. TYPIST, sinele-enity BookKeeDing. Ensaisure of Heoriasn; S siva ‘wood erences: not afraid of work Address Box 163-M. Star ofice. SITUATIONS—WOMEN. lerk._card punch Soung Tady. exverieticed; "mmﬂﬂ" renr Ynees. 'Addreas Box S8M Btar ofice: STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST, _expert, T Fears’ experience; sgod réferences; will c- Zept small salary. North 3656. STENOGRAPHY AND_TYPING—Comy Fork. by the hour, day or week. Ca Nolan, Lincoln 0082. SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. with od_ref- alary open. 20° ent Miss ’ﬁ‘:.“}"ﬁm bm rice: d l d L x 'S an roﬂ i 5o BT otod, N-:' 070, with | .| BUICK SEDAN. RESULTS AS- - | BUICK SEDAN. 162 biaived | CF excellent | '|DODG‘ 193 L. COUPE—We have two PAurrmo PAPmlNo—(amm for this ayerase room papered. Sy ul-cwum time.__Metz. Col. e ERING & HALL. $30. Gk service, white mecar Call sy e Also. glass put in. 50c plus cost material; no Job. t00- small. Adams 2 PAPmANcmu-Roum: <5 paper includ- days only; work .vone- 1629 6th st. n.w. forth 4084-J. G, _SPECIAL_Average size rooms, scraped dry, cracks filled: with any 1933 bool ; no more. PAPERING and paintini uj anteed; reliat A " % &) PIANO 3. turner in city ncz l!UL specialty. Shepherd : PLASTER REPA! lRlNO—Sl patching, pointing up. 't the does best work at reasonable nnces Perdue, 614 Kastle pl. n.e. Lin. 6641. PLASTERING, patch work done; reasonable; new ceilings, $10 up lul ed. P. L Smith, 705 13th s.e. In. 4531. PLUMBING AND HEATI ing: reasonaole Dri Call Georgia K670, UPHOLSTERING, | BRnine. eh, r Weismuller, 1 furniture ng; est. 1 De " | NASH right, st.m uaranteed. James | D. 2 gnllh like T 0 | mounts. motor excellent, rubber new, genu- 028 day, A8 e Ep S e Co.. 3040 M st. mnm 3 rent uumec 420 K st. n.v. V-8 -runa\.—n buutlml car 3 Moto es s 8445, e Trew ou ., 1501 th. " Decatur lDll‘ i i e uts-—m- FORD tires, motor way Motor Coo 3040 M u nw. PORD STAND; UPE, 1931—Beauti- Aot Cires ke new MDI’":I- One Way gjx#“nrx.llm st 3240, vt || To Be Certain of Getting FORD TUDOR. 1030 o iirge gicallent a Better Used Car— i W See Taylor Motor Co. FIRST!! FORD SPORT COUPE, sale, reduced to $83. 3040 n n. n.w. BEMEMBER—With evers guaranteed USED CAR a Six (@) Months' LUBRICA- TION POLICY FREK. P%-olo} é:?’a_o:"ud Taylor Motor Co. 1835—14th at T—1901 1929—Por quick Parkway Motor Co.. 'um SEDAN, iate model; 5-} s ABH ignition_8; IGoks and runs sauibped; forced 1o’ —nmﬁe K terms.__116 17th s = NASH COACH, . sazo—rmun, rubber _ and motor _excelient. in. $195. e o o n.w. CH. Cheeis, ar i3 absolutely same as new and we can prove it; only $15 down: bal. | gasy terms arranged; no property aifmers; Century Motors. 1505 14th st. lanh 92 vmuonu.u At Weschlers auto auction, Wednesday and Satur- 0 assortment. BILE cogcu 1930—, utely onby 405 down: baien terms ‘Srranged: will be sold at Erest sacri- | fice price. Centnu Motors, 1805 l4th w._North #2342 omu 4 DOGR SEDAN. 1929—Runs | nt feston for ieiling; 150 A-1 Reconditioned Used Cars Terms As Low As $20 Down and $3 Weekly Please bring your deposit with you. Come in and in- spect our line of Fords, Chev- rolets, Cadillacs, Auburns, Essex, Hudsons, Hupmobiles, and Pontiacs. Manhattan OBILE COACH. 1930: fine nondlllon w on] rade and easy terms ourismln-chevro)el 33 H st. ne._Lincoln 10200, MOBILE. 1030, COACH; dark sreen new: motor sound ‘and quiet: 5 brand - new’ Tires; in perfect mechanical order and appears like a new car; $245 Ourisman_Chevrolet. . Linc. 0200._ Open_evenings OLDSMOBILE COUPE. late model: beautiful | condition. low mileage, like new: would be balince of 3407 responsibie Barty tan lake up notes: no finance charge. Bianton Motor Co.. 33 New York n_evenings. repossessed for_smali 1926—Priced to sell, 0_M st. . PACKARD COUPE. $59. _Parkway | EERLESS _SPO] BRIOLET, Bonnar® ngler Ta (GAPRIQLET. 1030, upholstery,’ worlds of extras. excellent care and 15 ifice. $320. Parkway ine leather This | UPHOLSTERING. furniture repa! done in the home if desired. 1935 Newton st. n.w. Adams #401 | BUICK_SEDAN. 1931: & me- | Blum size motor: - the bopular. one. | this"car has. been thoraushly checked ‘and S ueranbeca by us. Taleh: tizee. &nd ‘in- | side fine; 8645 Stanley H. Horner. Ing ‘mm or 1111 i4th st.nw. Nat. 5R00. | BUICK COUPE. 1928; rumble ter motor: here s & car that n housands e motor. tires | tanley H. | 1015 or 11 Na an 1030, 5-pass . the ocol nomical model. good gas mileage and car thoroughly recondilioned and_sua teed: $4985. (lnleLH Horner, Inc., or 1111 14th K00 *| BUICK 4-DOOR SEDAN. late oﬂ I excellent condition: tood tires. Whittier st. n.w. Near Walter 2eed Halﬂllll 1 BUICK COUPE. 10:31; 4-pass. S-cylinder: moter in the peak of cendition. lm;‘c;x has nd Horner. Inc rse. 5 ““Tof3 or 1111 14th 0] is o G e e mogel with ¢ wire Wheels and trunk rack: the best car we. have had for_some time: a real buy: $A35 I Horner. 1015 or 1111 14th st. | BUICK COUPE. 5-pass. on rear deck. 1950" t-éviinder Master' m | tor "and the finish. tires and general con- | dition perfect: we guarantee this car. $645. | | Stanley’ H. Horner, 1015 or 1111 14th st. Nat. B800 | 1020: 5-pass: the short-| . With space on rear for trunk In fine condition mechanically | Yours | Parkway Motor Co. 3040 M st. n. CHANDLER SEDAN, 1028: looks ®ood: SH5 cash. 1360 Park rd CHEVROLET canpe. . Tuas: — driven | h maroon finish. miles. | $125 Barry Pate, | for w R, 1 h-n Sxeellent Treatment. are in_excelient Barkway Motor"Cor 3040 CONVERTIBI | fine car: runs excellent: fust| ROLI rumble seat: 05’ cash. ~Adams 2633 must sell today; R COACH—Splendid condi- ir!l llln in fine shape:. real down and $10_month. | o Tntormation. call Mr. Herfurth. | CHEVROLET A-CYLINDER 4-DOOR SEDAN. AT ecently overauled ang sopainted | %00d tires; has new-car appearance; a gain like’ this must be seen to $185: will “accept $A0 cash, Woodley pl. n.w. Col. 1245. ork | ve PLYMOUTH BUSINESS QOUPE. late model #00d condition: $200: easy | Blanton Motor Co, 33 New York ave. __Open_evenings. PONTIAC SEDAN shape; ‘349 ‘nw. Auto & Radio Co. 1706 7th St. N.W. trade. ne. SR L R ETuB 1928—In very Parkway Motor Co., PONTIAC COUPE, 1929_Ds ndy motor; five | tires; uphoistery clean and perfect: re- ‘nllhed in beautitul blue Duco: can sell for | £135: $45 down, balance $18 mo. . 8323 G PONTIAC COAGH. _1031—Beautiful Anish. ‘tires like new. motor g0od. LThis 1t an outstandinz bargain, $285. Parkway Motor g:u 040 M st_n'w AKER PRESIDENT _ROADSTER o aeaR traveling e mmaiale sale necessary: $55 Real Values Essex Coupe......... $59 Nash Coach.... $79 Ford Roadster. $69 Chrysler Coach. $99 Ford Tudor $99 ‘Whippet Coach. $119 Ford Sport Coupe. .. Chevrolet Roadster. . Chevrolet Coupe. . Ford Sport Roadster. Ford Town Sedan... Ford Standard Coupe Chevrolet Coach Ford De L. Roadster Nash Big 8 Sedan... Easy Terms and Trade o) STUDEBAK 9 DE LUXE COI Rumb’x: veat Jooki and runs like new. sell. WHIPPET 4 2-DOOR. fine condition: $1 opportunit; | WHIPPET COACH. 1929—A sood littie car, |in good shal ape. $70. "Parkway Motor Co. 3040 M s UPE— Must 1029 exupuomny o 1‘ 5.000 Reconditioned Cabs Low as $2 Per Day See Mr. Belding 6th and New York Ave. Open Evenings and Sundays __SALE—AUTOMOBILES. Late model Pontiac Sedan, & 1033 but not far from it, o'g: very ly and took Euro- rn trip, traded in on new lymouth on his return; shows no wear whatever; spare tire has never been on ground; not s blemish; a new car to all practi cal purposes. We car guarantee this automoble unheard-of :‘it h:::d‘?:i and will give you terms e your old car in. Call evenings. Blanton Motor Co. Factory Dealers De Soto and Plymouth 3 New York Ave. N.E. G0OD CARS Low Prices 1928 Chevrolet 1926 1928 1928 1929 1929 1929 Nash Sedan, runs fin Pontiac Sedan, zood. Nash Coupe, try it out Ford Roadster, all ok. Ford Coupe, very good Chevrolet Tourin fine ..... 1929 Ford Tounn., d\up 1929 1929 1929 1929 1930 1930 1930 1929 1831 1931 1930 Ford Coach, very good Ford Coach, perfect. Plymouth Sedan. ... Ford Sedan, very good Olds. Sedan, fine. Ford Sedan, very .nod Chevrolet Sedan, fine Chrysler Rumble Coupe Dodge Diamond Taxi Plymouth Sedan, good Plymouth Sedan. . Plymouth Coupe, per- fect D. Soto Ceupc, hko BLANTON MOTOR CO. Factory Dealers—De Soto and Plymouth OPEN EVENINGS 3to11N.Y.Ave.NE | WANTED—AUTOMOBILES. CONSIGNMENTS BOLI our | by auction on Wedgesd Tday. 1 Weschler's, 915 g | 1281, Quiex ntm-um me YILL exchange two Tots | for g00d used 1931 1931 1932 1932 1932 b Or will pay unpaid balance and | vou difference in cash. See Mr. | Barnes, 1729 14th st. n.w. Dec. | CASH FOR YOUR EGne iy A SALE—AUTO TRUCKS. FOR SALE_MC T FORD and 3 o | Autocar. In rurning condition; $20 esch. Wisconsin ave. n Stevens. 1066 1 AN DELIVERY ﬁﬁﬂﬁ' ; big discount. 136 Used Cars! ALL MAKES DGE 1928 TRUCK—%-ton. panel in u:ell!m mechanical condhlen rasehe out: anhaitan Auto & Radio 1920: VERY TRUCK, . National ELT 7. €004 condition: $1 Ask for Mr. n. Two 1031 hydraulic dump trucks Wheels: one 1929 gravity dump on panel delivery. These car, ht. and in the very best o will eonsider other ~trucks Parkway Motor Co.. 3040 100 CARS TO SELECT YOURS FROM EVROLET COACH. 1033 de luxe two well fenders, 2 brand-new spare tires. drum- type metal tire covers. bumpers. trunk rack; ew-car service and Warranty; cost $685.50, tal reduction: ‘your ‘car in trade! rms. Owens Mo~ ROADSTER. 1930—In beauti- few paint” of ‘lignt tan, with fenders to match. new top, §00d tires. I er_upholstery. and clean as the duy it was frst sold, Only 8175, The Trew Motor Co., 1500 1l4th st. Decatur 1910 CHEVROLET COACH. 1930—Absolutely pe easy terms arranged. only S4 week. and priced to sell; no property signers. Motors. 1805 14th st. n.w. North 9 CHEVRO! ing this _sd because you want & roiet. We have the Cher. for vou, 1 ietsurely thro ur and select yours at Nola Desiers, 1300 Gonn. ave. Gur ferms to_meet puum Ancom CHEVR HES -We have Teady lor' 2y’ d- it 1 s to The f begin at el ent quality of | escl thou- "s:-nnﬁn of nﬁm ‘NOlen s, Ford Dealers. 1500 E SOTO SEDAT, late model; low mileag just, reposseased, and will ‘be sold only eed small balance due: Co.. 33 New_ York ave. n.e DODGE brand-new, used for display p be told from new and is equipped nsive set of hand-tatlored sl bought at'a tremendous mplete new-car guarantes e Trew Moter Co., car, carri and ‘service Dolicy 1500 14th st. De:ul ur_1010. . L. coupes that have brand-new Dod never been used. 'K'heu cars sold for $095 tee and serv- n nf "rhey can ow be bousht for at a ssvine of 3250 e Trew Mo- tor Co.. 1508 _14th. Decatur 1610. ESeEX SIDAN. latest 1938: absolutely per- fect Jooks 08t _sam wlun bou hl wonderlul condmonv $48 cash. Adams 2 FORD_You are veadin Fora.” s ad bec use S ey a lvol-u Terms reduced to mm BEDDING RI:.‘\JO\/ A’I:I-_D. AMERICAN BED 4th add :n.m Lo i FORD sport, rondster. 1931; looks Tike new e Any_demonstratio n. S5 eite 9385 Fak CARPENTER NETMAKER, 800 general house TepAITE, emmau Xrn Clarendon 445. 30—Tn 3 Pnuﬂ O(thl. :‘1‘55. h;lny Motor Co.. 3040 CARPI porches _inclosed, papering, plastering, lumbl% sereens. foors, fenets, Fot. 0 !l\ Job and r rtDlll’ 'lul'k Carions. Borc "wark: ,...on‘.’%l. Prices. "Lk, BRI % ¢ ?:7-'. b nnuns. mmnl. ’ARPENTER and contracting, A T all kinds, brick, cement ng T Femodsling om ow price. k, Atl. 1148-W. CEMENT a specialty: coping_around Iawns, sidewalks, < arch s perienced. Lin. 5041, artle 5T ne. 317 | FOI CHAIR CANEING-Fgreh, rockers | linted; ing. Armatrong. 1235 10th B Aet 2085 “¥ELECTRIC WIRING. REPAIRS, L e T Electrc Co. 810 Upshur naw. ol 8301 any 6-room wiring and Sxtures free. Col. 214 Botie, 945:" csiitn Eiec 0o 3100 ¢ conn ELECTRIC x'rmc.u_m ms., 2 mu: nnd rm.n 545 over 600 satis- fled nuwmen in xlu ington. Get 7 e eul s6e the reason. Carpenter, NO. 0! — COOKING and housework wanted imm! ately: experienced German girl; &."’ z %0 month; refs. Address Box 240-M, Star of colored, neat: lkn AL MAID, exce] , waitress. round willing work wernr. 3 erences. sires’ pouition of any kind; re mn HOUSEWORK, whole O Dart time: best ciy references. Met. 3113. GIBL rellable, colored, for housework; references. Lincoln 2001. IR, colored, wapts lob b ol n{tmr Part ‘necessary. ELECTRICAL W IRII\G. tures! “speglal price this, montie atichfix” tures! Tice this. mon 2 trie Go, 4927 Sth n.w. Adams 8855, a-“ ELECTRIC WIRING. Octﬂcz 300 » 5, Gt ' TORD SPORT © ccm 31—Finish and tires 'nn pins, pistons 528 $230. " Farlway Motor” Gor 8 rini j T o aanas ek wpirty sere AT s51 es .': Sonine and ready to go. Pinished in all lhld!l of ihe new Bpring colors. " Enthuslastic owner- 3hib iy aceur 3oe of these’ Fords from, 360 7 terms can be & T Nolahs. Pora Desters. 1500 Gonn. RD 31 DE TR pacially piiced and Jeady for Immadl: ; ced and Teady for immedi- ate delivery. ‘"mmn. Jegiber " urimmed. Giaranteed " S1%und Dealers. 1 PFORD st n.w. stA or Town. De Tuxs and andard 3%'s and 31e Thess Fords have iy Operated and of ‘particalar Terms cai wnvn." ‘Pl;lonl bey ll lZMJ ar mee! e Te- Siremgaa. Nown's Ford Dealers, 1300 B mw %.LM"“ $560 "Gonn. Sor ot Sestimate, . Gampren 2441 18th p.w. 7885. ELECTRIC WIRING old houses, $45; with nmm Ml and %a I(ts'm ﬁum ed:ca'm-;- housework. mlg B stay ens, iy reter- Notth 4711w [ colored; good. J dn or part time; In‘ﬁm Dec. 367 _Fn'n_u Work of any ¥ind by dav of time. Call North 1779. GIRL, g:;l:‘relge.'nnt. ‘wishes dl‘l or ﬁ? ences. Taour Levy. electrical contractor, & w. Ph. Met. 8436, Nights Ge. oﬁu 5 FLOOR WORK. expert; old noor- mdo like ces reasonable; work gusy @ W n-nr-f“ open and mﬂ’m : c fect: wire wheeis: only $156 down: balance, | | Weekly | Payments $2.50 3.00 For As Price of | _ Cash Car | Payments $5.00 7.50 10.00 20.00 27.50 35.00 42.50 50.00 DOWN 200 PER WEEK v, See.Joe Brown—Warren Sanders—Stanley Lightbown for our special terms. -Pate Sales Rooms at 2525 Sherman Ave. or 1360 Park Road N.W. Carefully Reconditioned Cars on Display. To the Quiet Motors and the Extremely Low Selling Prices. OP LOOK~ - LISTE 1932 Chevrolet Sedan D . A 330D oA 1931 Chevrolet 5295 $325 $235 $185 1930 Ford o it OO - e $115 R gpBoneng. $140 $95 $95 C 1931 Chevrolet Sedan ... 1931 Ford Tudor ....ccoveees 1930 Ford Tudor ......cve0e0 1930 Chevrolet Coupe ... 1930 Whippet Conch 1929 Chevrolet Coupe . 1928 Chevrolet Cabriolet .. $195 $175 | rea™ 65 Others, $35 Up Easy Terms and Trade. BARRY-PATE MOTOR C0. ‘Washington’s Oldest Chevrolet Dealer, 2525 Sherman Ave. 1360 Park Road N.W. TRUCKS. All Years and Types. Choice of 15 Panel Deunnu $100 Up. STEUART MOTOR CO., 6th and New York Ave. N venings and W. undays ) TRUC Vans, stakes, d nona R‘cnrm“gmbs deliveries. open and OPERATING RRI-TT . Dodge Gr. Federal. Yellow Cab. " Brockway, Reo. Republics with vah bodies, . dump, panels. matics and single at the lowest Low down dollar_for_cash. | Auto Exchangy | ANTIQUES—Handsome mahogany bed Toom | and dining room set or pieces. rugs, desk, living room set. Wisconsin 2450, AUCTION SALE—Furniture of every descrip tlon ‘to be, sold for storase charges at 10 March 23rd. in_our Sales robm. 35 raih s oom suites. bed room suites, and remade bles, cha; l.. ete, etc. U 7 15, linens, dishes, mn. rugs, United States Storage Co. umb;r o Q‘?""W ntee () up. tandar :r)riginmm Co. xg Penna. d TPUL SERVEL double door Siectige Teffiseratol; Bhito radir oncole ‘mode out of private hom ‘wonderful blr} Adams 19! | BED ROOM SUITE to be sold for stora charges at auction on‘Thursﬂu erch at 1 | now. e BICYGLES Relifasi wnd oiher Fi wheels. Hlt!lan Blcycle & Sport! Co.. 424 Gth n.w. BUILDING MATERIALS——ALL the Inlllﬂrn axy, good. Stands iumbe onily one = rom Tekin T et ropoliian e material is recol e This tioned. nlﬂ! Du”!d and arranged ACCBIGIDI | to_size at Hechingers 4 yards for your | comyenient seiection. HECHINGER CO. USEWRECKING Main OfCe—19tn And 1 St NE Downtown_-6th and Brightwocd0o25 costi on. CABH REOIBTI‘.RS show cases. n‘l cnﬂ. shelving. chairs. tables. Sales. chfive urns. steam tables. pofa” fam taine’ electric grinders, mixers, refrigerator: partitions. store equlpment and fixtu £ geseristion. CASH REGTSTERS steam Tables Taneen Tefrigerators, scales. tabl shelving. bake ovens. wall and floor cases, etc. .;' as Store Fixture ot AR at. 7 Edgar Baum. REGISTERS—Extraordinary sale 0080 Secona nang factors repuint Nau and Remingt: egisters at prices never ! Cash_or terms, ed; in u:elltnl cpaditien. ‘Thg Na Register Co. 1208 H st. Phone c CTIONE! TURES. complete, and supplies. reasonable. _Adams 0052 or 10305. DINING ROOM FURNITURE to b sold for rage; charges at_auction o rharsaay. SiareRt aSPATS 8 in our sales room 190 Toth st alio livine (room ued room’ Turnitiire. and " 0dd ' pieces. " United States Storage Co. ELECTRIC R.!PMGIRA'I'Ol—Wm unpaid_bal hone Met. 2711 FURNISH! OP APT. suite, eoll spring. new. § $35 15: n. sell for n.s—m' tuffed i S1R.:50: wain n'o?" o ives gopem room suite. $29 u, chifforot robes. other lurnltun cheap. FUR newl et s‘m (4, apestry for only -hairs, $10 . h it

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