Evening Star Newspaper, May 23, 1933, Page 31

Peter Is Quite Upset. P 2 ST Th o deem. —Peter Rabbit. ETER RABBIT hadn't visited the home of Teeter the Sandpiper for a week. You see, he had been so busy trying to satisfy his curiosity and running hither and yon that he might miss nothing in this beautiful busy season that the Teeters had quite slipped his mind. ‘Then one morning when he was over “ARE YOU TEETER OR MRS. TEETER?” ASKED PETER. near the Smiling Pool he decided to pay a call. He approached the nest have the luck to find Mrs. Teeter at home,” replied Teeter. Peter's eyes opened very _wide. “Hasn't she come back since I last saw you?" he demanded. “No,” replied Teeter. “Then something must have hap. pened to her! Oh, I am so sorry, | eried Peter | ““of course, | but I doubt it.” replied Teeter. | ““what?” Peter cried. blinking as if { he didn’t quite credit his long ears. “I said 1 doubt if anything has hap- pened to her,” replied Teeter. “She is smart enough to look out for her- self.” cried Peter. “Because she hasn't wanted to, I cautiously and discovered that one of | the Teeters was on it “Are_you Teeter or Mrs. Teeter?” asked Peter, and grinned just « trifle foolishly, for he did feel a wte bit foolish because he couldn't tell Teeter and Mrs. Teeter apari. “I'm the same one you saw you were here last,” was the repl “Then you are Teeter. I hope Mrs. Teeter is well. never to find her at home,” said Peter. “I have the same Teeter, and his little bright twinkled. Peter looked puzzled. “What do you mean by that?” he asked. “Just what I said. I never seem to w 1t seems to be my luck | did t presume,” replied Teeter. “She isn't fond of family cares.” “You mean she has left you to take all the care of the eggs and the babies when they hatch?” asked Peter, look- ing as astonished as he felt. “It looks that way,” replied Tester. When did you see her last?” Peter inquired. g “Shortly after the last egg was laid,” replied Teeter. “And then she deserted you? Why. I never heard of such a thing!” cried | Peter. “If you live long enough you will learn many things that you never had heard of before,” replied Teeter. Peter became indignant. “The idea! he exclaimed. “The very idea of going off that way and leaving a nestful of eggs for you to look after! It is a scandal. That's what it is, a scandal. I shouldn’t think you would stand for it.” “Will you be good encugh to tell me what I could do about it?” inquired Teeter. “Why—why-—why. just refuse to sit on those cggs,” replied Peter rather lamely. “Go off, too. “And have no children? How long do you think the race of Spotted Sandpipers would last if we fathers t?” demanded Teeter. “Do you mean that all the Spotted luck.” replied | Sandpiper mothers do as Mrs. Teeter eyes | has done?” cried Peter. ‘Teeter nodded. “It is outrageous!” ecried Peter, and he looked quite upset about it. (Copyright, 1933.) UNCLE RAY’S CORNER Little Trips Into Nature. Springtime Singers. F all the birds were taken from the earth, what a different place the earth would be! Without the help of birds it is doubtful that men could keep in- sects from spoiling crops, and without crops we should find it hard to live. Quite aside from the help they give in keeping down insect pests, birds are to be thanked for the merry music which they bring to our ears. Spring ‘without the singing of birds would not be the delightful season it is now. Years ago I made tests to learn what birds were the favorites of boys and girls. I found that the favorites were different in different sections. Robins, bluebirds, redbirds, orioles and mocking- birds were among the ‘leaders of differ- ent regions. Many a vote was cast for “the canary,” but I could tell by the letters that some children meant the cage canary and others meant the goldfinch, or “wild canary.” Tanaries kept in cages are, for the most part, descended from ancestors that lived in the Canary Islands or the Azores. ‘The goldfinch (also called “yellow- bird” or “thistlebird”) is from another branch of the bird family. During the open season the coat of the male is bright yellow, with black trimmings for the head, wings and tail. The plumage of the female is not nearly so pretty, being olive brown above and yellowish brown below. The female’s wings and tail are brownish black. As in other bird groups, it is the male goldfinch which does the sweet MENU FOR A DAY. BREAKFAST. Rhubarb Sauce. Wheat Cereal, Top Milk. Minced Beef on Toast. Coff LUNCHEON. Cheese Souffle Lettuce and Tomato Salad. French Dressing. Ice-box Rolls. Hot Raisin Gingerbread. Tea. DINNER. Vegetable Soup. Casserole of Pork. Baked Potatoes. Asparagus on Toast. Grapefruit Salad. French Dressing. Strawberry Shortcake. Coffee. BEEF ON TOAST. Make a medium thick cream sauce. When boiling put_into sauce a cupful of finely minced roast beef, one teaspoonful poul- try seasoning. pepper and butter. Pour over hot buttered toast. CHEESE SOUFFLE. Cook together in saucepan two tablespoonfuls butter and same of flour. When blended pour upon them one-half pint milk. Stir to a smooth white sauce and mix into this two tablespoonfuls grated cheese and pinch each paprika, salt and baking soda Have ready four eggs, whites and yolks beaten scparately. Remove Cheese mixture from firc an gradually beat in yolks of eggs Finally fold in lightly the whil beaten stiff. Turn mixture into greased pudding dish and beke in steady ovep to & golden brown. Serve immediately. SHORTCAKE. Two cups best bread flour, two teaspoonfuls cream of tartar, one teaspoonful sods, one-half tea- spoonful salt, one tablespoonful sugar, three-fourths cupful milk, one-half cupful butter, one ta- blespoonful thick sweet cream. Mix dry ingredients and sift twice. Work in butter with tips of fingers and add milk and cream gradually. Handle lightly on a floured board and divide into two parts. Pat, roll, cut lightly and bake 10 or 12 min- utes in a hot oven. When taken from oven spread with butter. Sweeten strawberries to taste, place on back of range until warm, crush slightly and put be- tween and on top of cake. Gar- nish with whipped cream. If you like hes, they are nice used in place of berries. (Copyright, 1933.) | | | singing. He gives forth a soft warble which is pleasing to our ears, even though it can hardly be said to equal the songs of several other birds. must sound like the best of all possible songs. There comes a time when her heart is won by a certain singer, and then nest-building is in order. ‘The goldfinch rest is “‘a graceful little cup.”. It is made of grass and strips taken from plants. The inside is lined with plant down, to provide soft bedding for little ones who will come in the Summer. ‘The nesting season of the goldfinch is later than that of many other birds. There may be no young to look after until July or August. As you may know only too well, cats and canaries do not mix. Wild birds which have learned the danger of cats slipping up on them or their young take pains to build their nests in districts where cats are not to be seen. Gold- finches have special reasons to guard themselves against danger from cats, because it is their custom to place their nests in bushes or in the crotches of low_trees. (For “Nature” section of your scrap- book.) If you want the free leaflet “‘Ques- tions and Answers About Europe,” send me a stamped return envelope in care of this newspaper. UNCLE RAY. Nut and Cheese Loaf. Mix one cupful of grated yellow cheese with one cupful ‘of chopped wal- nut meats and one cupful of fine, dry bread crumbs. Pry in one tablespoon- ful of butter a small onion, chopped fine. Add half a cup of tomato juice and cook until the onion is soft. Then add the other ingredients, seasoning with salt, pepper and & few drops of tabasco sauce. Put the mixture in a shallow greased baking dish and brown well in the oven. Serve with tomato sauce poured over the loaf. something may have, | “Then why hasn't she come back?” | To the female goldfinch the warble | E EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, JOLLY POLLY A Little Chat on English BY JOS. J. FRISCH. [RAVING ENJOYED THE VIEW, OUR CAR WAS' [TURNED HOMEWARD. ALONG THE WAY WE WERE GREETED WITH AN ARRAY OF BRIGHT NEW SPRING COLORS = THE HOT-DOG STANDS HAD JUST BEEN PAINTED. H. B—In the sentence above, “hav- ing” gramatically refers to “car,” but since a car cannot enjoy & view, this construction is incorrect. It should read, “Having enjoyed the view, we turned our car Homeward.” In this| construction, “having” refers to “we,” which is correct. GOOD TASTETODA BY EMILY POST. Famous Authority on Etiquette. | Social Conventions. res EAR MRS. POST: The man | who owns the company in| which my husband is em- ployed has a charming wife, a lovely home and all that, goes with great wealth. Our problem is | this We have been invited several) | times to take dinner with them. As| ithey are high bred, kind ana lovely i people, we would like very much to go, | but we decline most of their invitations, because we don't like accepting hospi- tality that we can’t return in kind. I| don’t know how to go on refusing with- | out offending, but how can we ask them to what isn't good enough? Can you | advise me?” | _Answer: When you are invited to dinner, go, by all means! Evidently they like you for yourselves or they would not invite you. Don't feel em- barrasced because you can't return their invitations in kind or in number. They know pertectly well that you live on & simple scale. Therefore, invite them to what you can, and don’t worry about | your limitations. Invite them to tea or to play cards, or to a picnic supper. And remember also one almost infallible rule: Those of highest breeding are al- ways least critical and most apprecia- tive of friendly intentions. ‘Dear Mrs. Post: 1Is it always proper to speak to fellow guests in a friend's house, or must you first be introduced Answer: Under all informal circum- stances, the roof of a friend serves as an introduction, but at a very large party, such as a dance, or at a formal tea or wedding reception, it is not cus- tomary to speak with those whom you don’t know, unless you and a stranger | find yourselves apart from the others. In such a case you perhaps remark that “the bride is lovely” or you com-| { ment upon the weather. Whether to| | talk or not depends more upon mutual | willingness than upon any other rule. There are certain circumstances when you must speak to your neighbors, whether you have been introduced or not. You always talk with your fellow players at the bridge table, and you must talk to those next to you at a Junch or dinner in the house of a friend, whether you are strangers or enemies. To sit side by side at table without speaking is one of the rudest things you can do to your hostess. (Copyright, 1033.) | | 8 LT s Scalloped Beans. ‘Wash 2 cupfuls of dried kidney beans, | cover with a quart of water, and soak | over night. In the morning discard the water, cook the beans in 1 quart |of salted water until tender but not broken, and drain. Brown 1 chopped onjon with 1 cupful of diced salt pork in a skillet, add the beans, 2 cupfuls of tomato juice, and ), teaspoonful of salt. Heat to the boiling point and pour into a shallow baking dish. Cook in the oven for about 45 minutes, or until the tomato has thickened. Serve from the baking dish. Now Rolls for | the price of ONE in 1920 to ceived at the main office up the Branch Offices one hour after the page has been closed. Classified advertisements for The Daily Star are re- and for The Sunday Star up to 5:30 p.m., Saturday. At D. C., TUESDAY, 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. put you on a train after it has left the station. chanically possible for any one No one can So it is not me- insert your ad in The Star to 11 p.m. day before issue, 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. bona fide answers to advertisements addressed to box numbers in care of The Star will be delivered to adver- tisers on Eresemalion of the box HELP—MEN. number ticket. CANVASSERS —Brand-new item: big, fast selling 50c deal: sample free. ApplY after 10 a.m.. 1060 Nat'l Press Bidg. L CARPENTER to contract labor for small job work. Give telephone number. Address ?ox 5. GlaroMee - v Loy CONTRAGTOR to_furnish and install metal celling. Apply 1254 Florida ave. n.e.. see MriBite < Tt MAN for eutside service sales de- partment of large corporation. Must be ambitious, neat appearing and_have fair education. Apply 7:30 p.m., 979 Natlonal Press Bldg. A s MAN, youns. for grocery and must’ be_experienced. _Apply 63 E st. MAN—A leading life insurance company, with offices in Washington over 30 years. would like to contact with & man who would be interested in enteri: life insur- ance business (ordinary department). State age. married or_single. previous experience. MEN— ‘wanted to deliver famous Zanol Droducts in established _territory. . Route will pay $25 r week, have car and ref- erences. 918 New York ave. n. 9 to 12 only. . MEN—8ell auto service books, $30 in abso- lutely free service; $10 daily possible. .:4!5 Woodward bide.. § 10 b. On!y‘ HELP—WOMEN. ___(Continued.) | KNTTTING INSTRUCTOR. _experienced instructing others; permanent position. | dress B -J. Star_office. LADY, to stay home nights noons in exchange for comfortable room; references required. 1620 18th . LADY. well educated, to assist me in pub- | Tieity * work portunity for right party. " Apply Monday, Miss Rowe, Room #11. 927 15th st. n LADY for business ofice position. contact- ing new accounts. Phone Miss Alger, PO. 4280. between 4 and 0 . LADIES—We want three ladies of tact and refinement to Work in a pleasant. new pro- fession; compensation, $1X to $30 per week and up. ~Call ® to 10:30 only. 1115 16th . (not Vermont). upstairs, Office 201. ___* & MAY 23, 1933. SITUATIONS DOMESTIC. (Continued.) HELP AND: SITUNTIONS. ERVICE. RECO! (Continued. ‘WIDOW like to manage rooming OR care for child. 1315 11th st. n. WOMAN AND SO, colored, with _day’ otk oF part time; food Teisrence. NoR WOMAN, colored wants piace as House. days work, ‘ais Teunary. Wik "2oeJ HOME IMPROVEMENTS, COMPLETE. Get the benefit of low prices now prevail- ing in every home improvement branch. such as papering. painting, plumbing. heating. carpentery, plasteriug. poreh inclosures. wir- ing. etc. ‘We say do_your work mow and start paving in August. Phone the Home Decorators. Inc., 1009 9th st. n.w., MEtro- politan 0 WOMAN, colored, neat. reliable. desires & position as cook: references. 2132 11th nw 24 WOMAN, German, young, experiénced house- worker Snd cook, wam(S Bostion, kes chi a Address Box 2 Star_office. WOMAN. colored. wants day's or work: references. | POtomac 3080-0. WOMEN, colored, 2. compete; one for part-time work and o dress; references. POtomac time Call experienc ther as laun- 5184. 2 HOUSE PAINTING and %00 small: work gu HOUSE PAINTING: PAPERING ROOM. $5; lastering; remodeling; repairs. ~Quick serv- fcn low estimates. Decorators, Bu\lg:rl perhanging; no Job tbed: ATlantic 37%3-J. | ll and exter roofs, $6 prices. LI special price up; reasonable A SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. (Continued. ™ USED TIRES. Good, serviceable used tires that have been traded in on, the sale of new Hood tires. $1 and Up. BEN HUNDLEY. Hood Tires, 3436 14th N.W. BOATS. EXCHANGE EQUITY in house for boat 30" to 40’ long. _Address Box 327-J, Star office. NASH BOAT AND MOTOR WORKS. 1933 Eltos, $69.75: exclusive agent, Darts, motors, service. 9th_and Water sts. n.w. ELTO-JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS, New and Used—Service and, Parts. Southeast Sales Co.. 1240 E 85 =t PAINTING, money: deal with mechanic: $0.00 average room papered. $6.00._Call Metz. any_time. CO. 0306, WL e g regular line rate. axflu GAlnl;flth!l & Co., LIncoln 1860, "V.en- & 117 F. Room R07. NATUROPATH, ANNOUNCES }th st. n'w., CO. 8515. 2014 Pm.: Sun.. 10:30 to DON'T DISCARD YOUR WORN P80 to $150: o ‘more, no sk, Hieens: trims and redesigns rour passe straws felts. RUTH MOLLOHAN, formerly Mme. Ash. 1011 H st. n.w.. 2d . DI 96, N DEATH STRIKES A PAMILY, THERE 13 no need to feel that they muflL 'l':!‘ E\E' ferior funeral services due to imability to W. with Pay & high price. The Greater W. Chambers Co. offers & complete. funeral. and all for as little as $76, waterproof, airtight. guaranteed steel burial Vault may be had from Chambets of 355, I case of death call the Greater W. W. Chiam. bers Co.. 14th. cor. Chapin n.w. ' Col. 04 Phone or write your address. We will send you_a_beautiful catalogue of how we do it CHILDREN BOARDED. MOTHER'S CARE. d tion_to- die Teference, CLevel MAID. as assistant in alteration department for ready-to-wear shop. Write full particu- lars. _Address Box 52-J. Star office. OPENING for cultured woman over 24 leasing appearance. capable of meeting igh-class clientele for established concern. Phone NAtional 5582 Monday. HAPPY DAYS HOME AND BUSINESS hearth resort: Allegheny foothills; equipment, £1.000 ng lease, low rent. WEst 1733 SURTAINS * BEAUTIFULLY = LAU DERED, c. satisfaction guaranteed; call and deliver. NOrth V’D‘ o “or | PRESSERS, _experienced — on _pieat nd fancy dresses. Avoly 923 Florida ave. n.w. SODA_ GIRLS. experienced. neat Lane Pharmacy. %1st and Penna. ave. SOLICITORS—* vouns ladies to call on bet- ter-class consumers to sell a popular prod- uct, on commission basis. Address Box 2R3-J. Btar office. | L WATTRESS, experlenced; hours, b to 1 p.m., 7_per week: give references. ~Address Box Star_offic S WOMAN. _ white. middle aged, preferably from country. care for 2 small children; stay | nights.__Address Box 134-J. Star_offics | WOMAN, educated; unusual opportunity with advancement; good salary, ~Address Box 399-K. Star office. WOMAN. ambitious, refined, remunerative work: opportunit Add) to engage in y for s iress B MEN_wanted. reliable, 25 to 50 to supply established demand for Rawleigh products in City of Washington. Other good loca itieswavailable. Company furnishes every- thing but the ¢éar. Good profits for hustlers. Write or see Walter &, Jamieson, 2016 16th st._n.e. Washington. D, C. _25* MEN do you want to settie down in a without fear of being laid off or discharged? If you are clean-Cut, neat appearing, we can use you in one of our established routes supplying food products at prices below ompetition. People must eat and as long as they do our business will be good. We have been in business since 1868—and arb worth T ten million dollars. Apply before noon, 33 1l ave n.w.._corner Gi LESMAN, prefer: ington and vicinity scales, slicers. choppers furnished. Apply to C. C. Neale, after oclock Tuesday and Wednesday evenings this week. K16 _141] SALESMAN; Southe: basis: lager beer. ales. porter. Crescent Beverage Co. 01 st.. Phila. Pa s N. to solicit beer agency, representing a well kno men of responsibility; commission. Box 330-K. Star office. 8 SALESMAN—I{ you are interested in high-grade. permanent connection. With o portunity to earn from $15 daily up, see Mr. Dee, any day at 10 a.m. or 2 p.m. 913 15th st. n.w Call or write N. American n brewery: Address SALESMEN—We need 4 more men to com- | plete our crew. Apply Wednesday. after 1 pm. 313 Hst.ne SALESMEN—We pay out $5 per day per man, plus auto expense money, plus highest commissions; no canvassing: verified ap- pointments for you daily. o _qualify, you must have a good sales record, reference: and a b-pass. ‘car. bet. 0 and 10;30 only, 1115 1Ath n.w.. Rm. 201. d SALESMEN WANTED-—Hard worl to sell Lion advertising book matches. Every business & prospect. References required. No_floaters need apply. Call at Room 306, 917 156th st. n.w., between 1 and 2 p.m., Wednesday. ~ " STENOGRAPHER for temporary afternoon work. must be male, graduate of Catholic school. _WEst 0820, Mr. Bowen. _ ment: married or sing! Star_offic % SALESWOMEN. Will_ employ two women between 24 and 45 years of age for telephone selling locally. Must have pleasant. persuasive tele- phone voices. Hours, § a.m. to 1:15 pm.. and G to & p.m. Apply in own handwriting for interview. Address Box 238-J, Star _____MOTOR_TRAVEL. SEDANS—FLORIDA. ~_ ATLANTA FEXA! icago: cheap. pay part U.S. TRAVE! BUREAU, 1901 Pa. ‘ave. ‘R MET. 311 LEAVING ~ FOR _ CHIC, THURSDAY. Chrysler Sedan. 1 or 2 lady N Gall' Mr. PRANKLIN. GE. 0800 > LEAVING FOR MIAMI IN HUDSON EIGHT sedan Iatter part of week: want two con- genisl passengers: reasonable. Phone MRS. TRVINE " Galthersburg 94-P-5, bet. b8 Bom: ATLANTA. LITTLE ROCK. CHICAGO. LOS Angeles, large sedans leaving Wed., Thurs: esponsible parties: share expenses. AN HOTEL_TRAVEL BUREAU, N( P e World's finest | PAINTING, PAPERING—I need work: will give an attractive price: best of reference. R._P. Letts. ME. 5316. 2 . PAINTING. PAPERING AND FLOOR SCRAPING. Por neat, clean work at reasonable prices call for free estimate. ADams 1344 KEYSTONE DECORATING CO., INC.. N.W._All Work Guaranteed. Rooms, $4 up service: also pamting s st. ne. AT reasonable PERING, PAINTIN all work gusranteed. 100 small.” Schiff, 130 Webster st. n.w.. AD. " HALL, $30. Cail any time. PAPERING 5 RMS. 2-STO] Quick service, white mech. Neat_papers. = ADams 232 PAPERING, PAINT! Good work: written guarantee; '$5.35 up: guick service, Rice se- lection. _J. Spigel. GE. 5811 sose PAPERING. $4 up with paper; painting same; removing, $i: plastering ceil. S10: | best ref.; white; papers; wholesale. PAPERING AND PAINTING. $4 up. work suaranteed. " Reilable. prompt._ 2402 14th st.n.w._CO. _ Reliable Decorating Co. PAPERHANGING—Rooms papered. $4 and up; estimate fur.. work guaranteed. A. T. George, 2129 18th st. Apt. 2. DE. 4149 PAPERHANGING. PLASTERING: neat. clean work by _local, Tesponsible mechanic; low price 601 Irving st. n.w. CO. 1889 PAPERHANGING SPECIAL — Average size rooms, scraped dry. cracks filled, with any prompt | No job too large or | ME. 9128, | | MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS—RADIOS. BABY GRAND _Custom bullt and of unusual fine quality, exactly 17 months' old and in perfect condition: to be sold for less than half of original price. ~Phone Mr, Sanford, NA, 3659, for price and terms. W. W. Kim: ball, 721 ‘11th st. n.w. BAND AND_ORCHESTRA [UMENTS. Saxophone, Selmer tenor. sil. gold bell in case. ke ‘mew: $100: ‘terms, HOMER JTT_CO.. 1330 G_ST. N.W. FOR SALE_ PIANO. upright. Knabe Sym- ‘phonic, good condition. Quick cash_sale. $40. _Spaid 24 PIANOS—Ywo small uprights and two apart- ment size grands All new pianos with splendid tone, perfect action. Out-of: dealer being ‘closed out necessitates place- | ment of these pianos at a fraction of their al valize. Would consider storing tempo | rarily with persons interested in purchasing later. | ¥or particulars phone District 6546 | weel s PIANO —— Authentic _ period-style upright. apartment size with special bench to match: |in use but four months at Spanish Model Home exhibit, A perfect gem. Now re- duced $75. Rental terms. Kimball Pactory Branch, 721 11th st. n PIANOS at barsgain prices _Stemnway right. ebony case, $178; Stlef upright, I new. $165; one Stiefl. slightly used, $120; grand. used. $180: one grand. $220; Knabe upright. $50; Ives and Pond upright, fine condition, $70, Planos for rent for all occasions: Musical instruments of all_kinds | taken in exchange on planos. Hugo Worch. 1110 G. Est 1879 PLAYER-PIANO, Euphonia 46 _rol €00d condition. ' $25 if soid before moviny June 1. Clarendon 1262 paper in our 1932 book. $6; no more; I do my own work; guaranteed. ADams 0522. materi; Phone PAPERHANGING. pamting: be furnished: A-1 fhechanic. $4 room. STerling 9 Call us first PIANO TUNING. 32 this week W. W. Saunders. ~ Phone SHepherd 215! Ty { i Washineton Fince 18pa . 1o Taner PLASTERING, stucco. Y S - abie: patches. $150° Gpr. no Jop “ios’ 1ar or_small. _Mathis Bros.. AD. 1810, PLASTERING, patch work done; ; w ceilin 0 e Shaicn; 705 13th se. 1§00 L1 ¢ REPATRING of plastering, cement. chimneys. leaky basement: painted: guar. Minnick, ME. RUGS CLEANED. SHAMPOOED, ized. “Moth and fireproof storage. ghatee, m atisfaction. stucco, Craftex, Minimum Manoukian Bro PO. 3026. UPHOLSTERING, furnitu i re done in home if desired. E. 8. Weaver, Newton st mw. ADams fdor, o Lot INDIANAPOLIS RACES, KANSAS CITY, Atlanta: private “cars;” depression _prices; APITOL.” 1130 14th n.w. 7 [ UPHOLSTERING. slip_covers, cushions, re- pairing. lacauering by spray: Arstclass work. GE. 3646, P. J. Garland. . SA, ACCOMMODATE 3 EASRCERS, 2 10100, ‘Apt: 310, atter 6 pam. 'm CHICAGO, BT. LOUIS, ATLANTA. MIAMI. Los Angeles; large sedans leaving daily share_expense. TRAVELERS' CY. NA. 3542. 932 F St., Next to Metropolitan Theater.* office. — _____HELP DOMESTIC. ____ CHAMBERMAID. waitresses (2), colored. for tourist hotel, 10 miles from Wash.; stay nights. Only experienced need apply. $6.00 per week. room. board and tips; references. Address Box 278-J. Star office. CHEF, waiter, maid. BSee manager, Macacia Club, 1326 10th n.w., after 4 p.m. 'hl!sd.ll plain; general _housework: $4 . " Give experience. age, telephone num- ber, address. _Address Box 51-J, Star office. COUPLE, first-class, white. for cooking and Housework. Do not apply unless experienced with best references. Write details, Box 127. Fredericksburg. Ve GIRL. colored, general housework. part time: references required. Apply Wednesday, before noon. 650 East Capltol st. GIRL. white, to care for baby; stay nights. 723 P st. nee. GIRL. honest, to do general housework and laundry for small adult family. Salary and room and board. 3700 Jenifer st. n.w., 1 block off Conn. ave OFFICE MAID, light colored, high school | sraduate, with "experience in_doctor's office referred: good references. Address in owl andwriting describing self stating experi- ence, lary expected. Address Box 241 Star_office. = EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. ~CALL DOMESTIC,” DE. 2419, 1937 14th, for heip, cooks, g.hw., waitresses, day Work- s s,_chauffeurs: service free. RUPHERS EXCHANGE has cook: mi houseworkers: das, week. month: references investigated. DE. 3551. 1837 1ith st. n. my29¢ SITUATIONS—MEN. A_MAN —who can live on $2,400 annually, but who wants to build for the future: dignified. out. side work. with permanent concern; must be hington man over 25 with high school ion. Address Box 160-J. Star office. AGGRESSIVE SALESMEN WANT. NATIONALLY KNOWN TO CONNECT WITH A_LOCAL COMPANY OF HIGH STANDING. = CALL MR. SUIT AT WISCONSIN 3360 FOR APPOINTMENT. MEN. We will employ 5 men who want to make money and who are willing to work 10 to 12 hours per d The men we employe must be of neat appearance, of good char- acter, and honest workers. preferably men who are mechanically inclined. and who are willing to work for $25 to $30 per week to start. If you can meet the above require- ments, call ready to work. Married men given ‘preference. Call Wednesday, §:30 to 11010 n.w.. Room SAL S NEW NOW OPENING. A REAL OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE MONEY. ASK FOR MR. HULLINGER, 816 F ST. N.W LINEN SALESMAN. An excellent position in a high-class store for a young man ! 3 | of character who has sold linens. Address Box 7-], Star office. WANTED—SALESMAN. energetic person for colored sul diyision. Our low prices and terms make sales easy to close. NA. 4350 REAL ESTATE SALESMEN Clean-cut young men of character and ability, who can tell the truth and present in an intelligent. forceful “manner (not high pressure) our proposition. ~Must possess a car. be ac- quainted with Washington and nearby Vir- §ipia. It is on a commission basis. Adver- tising campaign now running, Leads dving for lack of attention. See Mr. Barry per- sorally from 4 am. to § pm. any day at 200 Arlington Ridge, Aurora Hills, Va. ut_RRG: ), capable of soliciting_trade oms 'and hotels. 708 P n.w. . experienced, wanted. Apply A1 G st n.w. SALESMAN—The livest deal in Big ecarnings. qualified leads. top Apply 1163 Nat'l Press Bldg. * ALIVE, town, commission. BOY, 10. wants to work for room and board, any kind of work: would like to learn trade; exp. lunch room. 2817 l4th st. CO._1041%. . BUTLER-VALET. English, Prot. positively honest, sober, 'competent, highly recom- can ' cook, serve. Phone Frank, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. WILL TRADE second-hand store. good loca- tion and business, for light truck suitable to haul furnitu 11 bet. 10-4 . LUNCHEONETTE—In office bide. goins_business: price low. 318, 1 onal_Bldg. st GASOLINE, accessories, corner. n.w.; split station; established biisiness; lease: price, ,500."_Address Box 242-J. Star office. * AFETERIA—Downtown, corner location: fully equipped; going business; low rent: price. 3750._Address Box 396-J. Star office." SMALL GAB &' wo_pumps, 22 Channing st. ne.: rent, $25 per month. Call_after 5 o'clock p.m. 24° HARDWARE STORE, on thoroughiare, ex- cellent location, wonderful future; sacrifice price; low rent. Call between § a.m. and 8 p.m.__ 6709 Wisconsin ave. n.w. WOMAN, up-to-date. practical, for chicken tox and lunch business: profit sharing. dress_Box 75-J. Star_office. equi] Inquire m P Ad- WANTED—We have continuous demands for well located, profitable businesses such groceries, delicatessens, restaurants, beauty shops, rooming houses, etc. See us im- mediately. R. M. De Shazo, 1130 14th n. NA. 55 . GAS STATION and _accessories, prominent street, good business: mixed station: fully equipped; $1,300. Address Box 220-J, Star D B o, T Sell $300 cash. 1919 11th 5 ot ROOMING HOUSE wanted at once, will pay cash. _Address Box 246-J, Star office. 24° PROFITABLE RESTAURANT, in prominent Summer colony: lai dining roor 6 bed rooms. Price. $4,500; terms. Ch: Aunapols. Md BUSI MAN partner, $10,000 or wholesele distributor for nationally :J'Vll;’lu Jos. Pink, 4707 Conn. ave. n.w., AD{ | === : e W CL"4886. between 6 and & . saene 5- . F. Lee, | DL_1025_ | CARPENTER —_Repair work of new work and roofin responsible. ., N. Whight. Berwyn. Ma . ooonene CHAUFFEUR-HOUSEMAN, colored. desires work of any kind; willing fo leav cliy; city reference. Phone DE. 2517-J. GAl expert, man; white: n; fine references. Address Box S11-K, Btar ofice. HOUSEMAN_Naval _oficer, leaving _ town, withes 1o place excellent houseman; good cook ~ Telephone EMerson 1550 MAN, colored, wants job as_driver, house- man ' or simonizing cars, or gar é Plone NOrth S._Joseph_Johnson. VARIETY STORE, well established, busy lo- cation:- toys, notions, candies, cigars and magazines, big variety: $1.900 cash, if sold 8t once. 2600 Mozart pi. Phone ADams TE in_distribution of high-class bonded wines; attractive proposition to right man; ~investment required. Address Box -Jj Btar office TAILOR_SHO! blished 35 years, m sell at once because of i1l health; reasonal price. 805 £15 st. s.w. NEWS STAND. downtown; money maker, £375; restaurant and grill extra good; terms: delicatessen and grocery. living_qus station, uhree pumps: rent, $65. Mr. 1410°H n.¥. DI 7819 ble M‘thc?bnd. Jleat. youne.” wants work of any kind; can furnish good reference. Call U. Nixon, NOrth 1547-J. with car, wi | MAN. " colored. livery man;_reference. Phone ADams 8220, reasonably done. In- PAINTING ~WORK specialty; guarantee satis- terior work @ factory: master painter: ref. 1103 Oth_st. n.w.. city. CHAUFFEUR, colored, reliable driver; wife thoroughly experienced maid or nurse: ref. willing to leave city, DI 3385 SITUATIONS—WOMEN. WE WILL START YOU in profitable inde- pendent business which should pay profits of $300 or over monthly: no_selling, no overhead, no special training: $2.000 cash required: information given through personal interview only. Address Box offce. $350-—ROOMIN¢ $60; central: will s $450-—Rooming house, 14 rooms: rent. $500—Rooming house. 12 room: central: good income; ren $125—Confect, and 3 rooms: ren | $325_Confect. and 2 rooms; rent. $35. 0—Confect. and 1 room: rent, $20. $100—Lunch and 2 rooms: rent. $50. R. M. Curtis. 820 11th 8t. NW., NA. 1 | BUSINESS GRADUATE. attractive, youns. gesires work.” Experiericed tvpist. cashier. ning clerk, waitress an tai Work. Telephone Walnut ROAG. e DRESSMAKING, remodeling thoroughly _experience sonable. _Gall PO. 101 FRENCH, Christian. dependable. happy disposition, take charge household o -do general _ housework, cook. Address Box 2R1-J. Star offce. . LADY, thoroughly experienced, desires sec- retarial position, where tact. integrity and best of references. as to personality, char- cter. executive and administrative ability will count. Address P. O. Box 696, New- port News. Vi AR . LADY. refined. capable, experienced desires position as companion:’ would travel and be generally ~ useful. Miss Susie Smithfield. PRACTICAL NURSE. COMPANION; years' experfence in sick room. Highest references from physiclans and patients. Excellent housekeeper: free to g0 out of city. _Tele- phone DEcatur 5937. 20156 Mass. ave. n.w. nd_altering, Drices very rea: === TRUCTION COURSES. BE PREPARED TO EARN BY LEARNING A profession ‘n demand: telephone operating. Oviord Bldg.. 14th and N. Y. ave. DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY BY REFINED. patient instructors: D. C.. Md. or Va. per- mi white. $066-W. * AUTO DRIVING LESSONS. LICENSED white men: anywhere, any hour, your car or_our's: call any tim ms 3480, 24° SEE CITY BARBER SCHOOLS: JOBS 3 E. Baltimore at., gaiting. Engoll only at 6 BACK HILDREN R erades 1-8; experienced D. C. teacher. ME. 0845, BE A PRIVATE SECRETARY OR JUNI accountant, earn big money and have things "' New and review courses, 2 to 1 months, latest mefhods. _Large employment agency. openings daily. Position guaranteed New classes forming. Inauire iness Univ.. 1333 F st. NA. 2340. FIREMAN.EXAN Begin today. Special \gstruction exam. The Civil S=rvice or No. (14 19_F st ._ME. 6317, _ FAMOUS MABELLE HONOUR SYSTEM BEAUTY CULTURE. The standard for the South’s better hair- dréssers since 1918 _Taught only at MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL. Inc.. Es. 1018, Washinston's Original. Largest, Best Equipped 818 14th St. N.W. ME. 77 for this School, STENO.TYPIST. part or whole time. interview_call District 0: STENCGRAPHER-TYPIST. fnancial ‘work: take WEst_1160. Apt. 8¢ STENOGRAPHER. general stenographic | perience; graduate of Central High dictation 120, type 60 words ADams 1208 | STENOGRAPHER T ; ble taking rapid dictation. desires woik eve nings, or Saturdays and Sundays. Add Box _80-J. Star office g i STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST. _ with _general clerical experience, take average dictation fast, accurately, accept $12 week. NA. | 0706, Apt. 925.° " | UNIVERSITY GRADUATE. experienced cier- |ical, personnel work, Govérnment, flle-clerk, | . trained journalism: references. Ads dress ‘Box 332-K. Star office. . — 7 years $18° week; take minyte. SITUATIONS DOMESTIC. GENERAL HOUSEWORK. or laundry_work | 8t home; ‘best city reference. Phone NOrth |5 24° Godwin, | RECOMMENDED SERVICE. The following business concerns guarantee satisfaction to Star read- ers. Any complaint found necessary to be made to The Star will receive prompt attention. For admission to . Recommended Service Column call National 5000, Branch 215. WE WILL FINANCE 10 YEARS TO PAY. American Improvement Co., __1336 N. Y. Ave. N.W. NA. 2871, WHY We can do your work better at s reasonable price. Practical Contracting Company. Large Users of Building Materials. Maintain Our Own Equipment. Employ Trained Mechanics Only. Do Not Subcontract Work. A Guarantee Worth While Furnished. | Trust Only to Proven Reliability. NOTHING DOWN—TERMS AS LOW AS $5 MONTHLY Our Own Trained Crews Do the Work. | Painting. Plumbing. Heating. Papering. Car- pentering, Roofing. Cementing,~ Plasterin Weatherstripping, Electrical Work, Garages. etc. Free Estimates Given Cheerfully. General Contracting Co., Inc., 923 N Y. Ave. N.W. Dist. 5082-5085. . | =— > SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. Do Job too larse | reasonable; | Stieff Grand, cannot be told from new. Beautiful case. Must sell at once. | Phone Mr. Smith | Dlstrict 2960 DOGS, PETS, ETC. WANTED—Home_ for dog, gentle, wire- haired terrier. For particulars call at 409 st. n.w. - ‘CANARIES—Deep _yellow and pure white: suaraniecd sonasters: baby Love Birdsi special red song restorer. Burke's, 311 Gnw FRESH MIXED BIRD SEED. 15¢ Ib.. 5 ‘bsil'?'giv‘bfl 1bs. 5!5;:‘: 10 Ibs., S1. 612 F 8t N.W. T40s Tvine N. W. 5329 Georgla_Ave. N.W. BOSTON TERRIER PUPS, pedigreed. Call .m. Sunda: time_during "weel FARM AND GARDEN. LARGE TOMATO AND CABBAGE PLANTS. S$1.25 per hundred. Arthur L. Smith. 2330 Pa._ave. n.w. 24 TOP SOIL, best grade, S1.35 cu yd.: de- livered: sod. landscaping, gardening, T~ dens; iowest prices. | Cappelie. DE. S818. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. ABSOLUTELY HIGI CASH PRICES paid for used furniture; prompt service. Call M | Williams. ME. 4048. 29° BABY CARRIAGE. bed and Leonard ice box and electric sonable. _Phone CLeveland 456: ANTIQUE JEWELRY, Teeth, sil- ver, watches, N amaas® ohe. e, oy hishest 400 12th st. n.w. BAR EQUIPMENTChairs_tables, cash registers, refrigerators, counters, ranges, showcases. fans. mixers, etc.. complete Tes- taurant, bakery store equipment; office furniture. flles, adding machines, safes. etc. Priced o sell. "Edgar Baum. Inc. 914 E BED ROOM SUITE. beautiful B A three pieces: also Hudson uu jan. ood" con. dition._Telephone COlumb .25 BICYOLES Rolltast ana ovher high-gr wheels. Hazelton Bicycle Con 454 Dl re e e & Svortin prices._Gold Refining. ANTIQUE ~FURNITURE - wanted. Highest prices paid._ Call M 8, : Righest prices ANTIQUE JEWELRY, gold paid; gold ‘teeth, diamonds. watches. coins, 4 9, o etc. Jewelry Exchange, Inc., 43: ANTIQUE JEWELRY, gold teeth, watcht diamonds. silver ‘coins, music insts. 1 prices paid. _Scnillers, 444 9th. cor. En.v APPAREL, furniture, household goods dies’, men’s. children’s wearing all kinds bought: we pay ME._7749. 95 L sf. n.w. BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES, all sizes; supplies, repairing. Col Bl - Inz Supply Cou B10 i st mw Dict. $I11. BOOKS. b¢ UP_ALL KINDS. BROWSE . PEARLMAN'S ' BIG ~BOOK SHOP. 938 "G st. n.w., no branch store. BUILDING’ MATERIALS—Wrecking i Ity Bioeke, T RS o Prame War' ot ing; on G st. mow. Jist below Penna. ave.. and near our Southwest Branch. Large quantities and bargain prices on framing lumber. maple and pine flooring. windows and doors complete. electric. condult and water pipe, all sizes; hot-water radl tion; partitions, screens, toilets, lavatories, water coolers and ventilators. Al in_ excel lent conditicn. Come direct to the job office on 6ih et. n.w.. 2 blocks oelow Penna. ave. and ask for Mr. Ney. HECHINGER CO.. HOUSEWRECKING DEPT. REGISTERS—Extraordinary sale of nd-hand factory-rebuilt National on cash registers at prices never efore. Cash or terms, Fully xcellent condition. The Na- ister Co.. 1208 H st. Phone CASH REGISTERS, lowest prices, guaranteed 1 year. Edgar Baum, Inc. 914 E st._n.w. CHAIRS, tables. wall and floor cases. steam tables, gas ranges, refrigerator cases, bake ovens, electric mixers, dish-washing m: chines, sinks, coffee urns. Atlas Store ture Co.. 414 Oth st. n.w. Nat. 7193. CASH 30.000 and i} hi 4 APPAREL—Men's, women's. and children': . aiso shoes. hats, curtains, dishes, Tuss, { niture bought for rummage sale. Phone Mr. Winger. DEcatur_6370. 1821 7th st. n.w. BOOKS bought in_any QuABtity. ME. 5410. Peariman’s Big Shop, 933 @ st. n.v. No_branch StOre..~. nay daly FIXTURES —Store, restaurant,~ office: registers. etc.; stocks of mex bo ToF G, Edadr Baum, Tav DIk ME. 9744. -— 4 FURNITURE—Want to purchase some tu:e!l furniture: aiso good pigno. Fhone before i am, of afier 4 p.m. ME. 1 24% P ‘We pay highest cash prices for used furniture of every description. 1 Gilbert, NA. 3866; eves., CO. 4 24° JFURNITURE WANTED—Gasn price paid. all Met. 6876.. = FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS—We pay high- est cash prices. Don't sell yours until you call ‘NOrth 10i14. ~ Prompt service. FURNITURE, household articles, rsonal effects or anything of value. bought for cash and removed at once. Cill Johnson, NA tional 7978, for quick action. FURNITURE, all kinds; rugs, carpets, etc., wanted at onice: will pay highest cash prices. Call NAtional 1796. GOLD. silver. watches. diamonds_and oid jewelry neeied in our manufacturing dept. Full_cash_value paid. . Selingers. 818 P CONCRETE MIXER. time Clock. iron spiral stairway 2 tents. rowboat, outboard 4 pool tables, speedboat. | DESKS. modern, sanitary, single in mahogany and_steel: ‘other ment, sacrificed. 717 13th st. n. DINING ROOM SUITE. 10 pieces dark fis- ured, “matened walout. orieinally " aioted B Ry z.u le imperative, price $198. DINING ROOM _TABLE, glass top: seats 20. $75. Call WE DIRT —Approximately 20.000 cubic vards of 'd‘:"(l“ free for hauling away. Call Hillside DRESSES, size 40; shoe Frigidaire, other articles, ffice equip- . NAtional mShogany. | With 28 FRIGIDAIRES, new and used, terms very low.” Can be seen 9 in Cleveland 2000, at 3919 Windom pl. n.w. FURNISHINGS OF APT.—Walnut bed room suite, 5; dining_rm. suite, : living rm. suite, $15; chest, $6: elec. refrigerator. rugs. Argsle. Apt. 104 ALTERATIONS, REPAIRS, NEW WORK. Anyihing from cellar to garret, inside or out. Service includes est. plans.’ construction. V. T. H. BIEN. Renovize Now. WI $810. 23% AUTO BRAKE SERVICE Brakes adjusted. relined, material and workmanship guaranteed to_please. ... VERY REASONABLE PRICES, |AUTO BRAKE SERVICE CO.,, 427 K ST. N.W. 3360 M ST. N.W. ME. 8208, E._2378. | BATH ROOM TILE REPAIRING, built-in soap dishes. etc.;_experienced tiie setter moderate prices. ~Seabrook. GE. 5484. _20° BEDDING. MATTRESSES. box springs and piliows reno.; best prices and prompt del Wash. Mattress Co.. 319 Lst. s.w. Nat. (670 BEDDING RENOVATED. AMERICAN BEDDING CO. 1 Bryant Sts. N. Pot. 3232. CARPENTER, flooring, shelving, screening. fences bullt, concrete work. Brining, 1359 st._n.w. ADams 162 4011 14th st. n.w. | STEREOTYPING EQUIPMENT WANTED . matrix roller for dry mats, 1 stereotype metal furnace. 1 elec, scorcher. Tell all first letter. N. C. Weekly News, Roanoke Rapids. N. WANT FRIGIDAIRE. porcelain, small _size. Phone before 9 a.m. or after 4 D.m., 508, 1328 Col. re WE 3UY AND SELL men's clotaing, jewelry,, diamonds, typewriters, musical instruments, trunks, golf clubs. What have you to_ seli? Max Zwelg. 937 D st. n.w. Met. 9116. BAKERY EQUIPMENT, used, with sheli oven, cake mixer, automatic doughnut machine, etc. Address Box 9-], Star office. 23 SALE—AUTOMOBILES, AUBURN 1920 SPORT COUPE—Lady owner, benind in rent. can no longer afford a ca $145 casn. _ADams 2633. . BUICK '31 SEI echanically nal finish: must be sold at once to pi instaliment: $375 cash. GE. 5402. T or -ygow RE—Handsome dining ta Buet: mirrors. desks, Fugs. MVinE rosm fre mahogany settee. WIsconsin 24o0. 243 BUICK SEDAN, 1931: S-cylinder motor: un- usually well keot car: low mileage; owner leaving city _GEorgia 7388. FURNITURE. 9-room house: table, china closet. sidebcard. parlor suite, chairs, bureau, etc._Address Box A46-K. Star office. FURNITURE—Walnut_bed room suite, combination gas-coal range. 20 (cost $175) spinet desk, refrigerator, beds. 1928 14th sacrifice.” $175. "White enamel ga: cost_$85. sell $22.50., Clarendon ICE BOX for sale, large. 100 Ibs. _J.T. Albers. 217 17th n.e. LIVING ROOM SUITE. 3 pcs., apartment size; mohair in good condition: rev. cush- | fons, $22.50. $15" NOrth #0 OFFICE FURNITURE, used,_ aud seconds: fice Purn. Co..” 430 § RADIOS—We will 3 & c. fo d. c. or from d. ¢ to a. (most gets).~ Call District 3106. O d . 417 11th st n.w. “med; range, of ice . surplus Tcial Of- Govt. lowest_prices. Comme! 0_Sth from for $10 kay Ra- CARPENTER — General repairing. cabinet- work. screens made to order: Work guar- anteed. John Weismuller, 1735 1l4th st. n.w. DE. 0760, 24 CARPENTERING _Lawn _furniture, etc.. all porches inclosed or screened. insect screens. fine cabinetwork: beach cottages; low prices for_cash. _Dougias. ME. 3155 CHAIR CANEING-GieR, st stering. Armstrong. 1235 10th n.w. Met. 2002 ELECTRICAL WORK—When you need an electrician, call the Electric Shop on Wheels, Itc. A complete shop on wheels sent to your | door. _ Phones ‘Nlsconsin 4821, CO. 2400. n:mkx.’céfindk‘ui{x'i&t as cook or day's | work” or_work _of any kind, no A Bertha, NOrth 7488-J. S | GIRL. colored, neat, reliable, wishes general i "y ELECTRIC WIRING. FIXTURES AND REPAIRS. 8 rooms. 2 halls. bath, complete with fix- tures. $45: workmanship guaranteed. Regal Electric Co. 819 Upshur n.w. Col. 8391. NO_8469. at work FIRST- PAPERHANGING _done once; $4.00 a rm.. including paper; guaranteed.Call NOrth 4574-W. PREPARE NOW, Fireman_exam. Special instruction for this exam. The Civil Bervice Preparatory School, No. 614, 1310 P st. n.w. ME. 6337, * USEWOT: Or PATt time OF WOIK will GIRL, colored, desires job as eral housework or part time; nd. 411 M _st. n. or gen- o : PO. 02181503 B st. n.w. ald i FLOOR WORK., expert: old floors made like new: Teasonable; wWork guaranteed. W. ©. Deston, 4227 8th_st. n.w. CO. 7662. GIRL, colored. housework g GIRL, colored, neat, - GIRL, color o S wanis part. — — BUSINESS INSTRUCTION. SPECIAL COURSE FOR FIREMA! Balary. $1.500. PARATORY SCH EXAM. THE CIVIL SERVICE PRE- OOL. ME. 6337, 1310 P n.W. HELP—WOMEN. BEAUTY TARLOR ~ OPERATOR. _eipert shile, one that'can manage beauty snop. BEAUTY OPERATOR. _experienced, _all around, must be good marceller and per- manent waver: guaranteed salary and com- % Florida ave, n. KKEEPER, T know stel Bouble enitry system . No others need. appiy Btate_salary desired. references. ess’ Box_235-J. Star office. colored. desires housework, day's, fall §E BTy e Seldiences rfi“. Norin O frioret, ot o 3T nw. e;%; S oA ol owad o PinaEinEt r FLOORS scraped or sended and refinished: Dalntine. fow _pmu: : ines rented; papering, Jordan. LI 5765. 26° FLOOR EVERY DESCRIPTION: SRS S8 TRy DEmcRTIOY S, S T ot 29 G St T, 506 bl cost of o too Sl peiniers Bote. AD. S128. GUARANTEED HOME IMPROVEME! NTS. Reasonable. (GERATOR. used, electric, 1932 3 AR ook elecirie, 1035 tmode, REPRIGERATOR. _electrical. fample, six cu. it beautiful 2-door’ porce. cabinet, one ‘only, at $12 Bupply"Gon 17 120 at. a0 Carrell SOIL, PIPE. a-inch. 65c a lensth rison Bros.’ Inc.. 1032 . ne. | Doltan ania. o 1092 1st st ne SEWING MACHINE, Singer console_elcctr with bullt-in_motor: formerly priced $200_ now $50; also treadie type, Pt nw WING MACHINES—Drophead Singer, $15. New Home, 15 Standard. $15; New Teal | 10: others at $5: all Fuar New machines. | Renting and repairing. Open eve- City Sewing Machine Co. 927 20t | . _Nat. 1751 | NG MACHINES. Singer, special sale: | rop-hend machifies: §uarantecd” perioct condition: from $ ble_electric. $ TFIT. Dew. tank and ~bowl. Norge, floor Har- MEtro- c; at $7.50. Conn._ave, eellincid seat amploie $10.50" For ove week only. 104 18t stmme. TYPEWRITERS, Remington. $15: Under- Tood. 30 up " Al makes. sold "-nuu-enf» % achine . guarantee. United Typewriter Co. 1223 N ¥. ave. nw. NA. TYPEWRITER RENT) §716 10th st nw. B aderwosds mos. in_sdv.. No_deliveries. TYPEWRITERS—Amenican Co. Rent, Tepaif and sell all makes. selling off a large num- ber at sacrifice prices including portables: Also bargains In ndding machines. 1431 East Capitol st Lin. 00%2_ Open evenings TYPEWRITERS, all makes. sold, rented_re- paired; new and reconditioned portabies | rices. easy teri e | & Service Go. K11 17th nw. NA. w}f:st 2x14. ceiling. side wall an border " Manoney Walipaper Co. 334 Pa. WASHING MACHINE, Thor _combination, with ironer. ~ A_ complete home laundry. . GE. 1883, $3 ‘mo.i | ni wheels, iD. BUICK 1930 MASTER SRORT OOUPE— Black finish with Brewster green trim: ex- cellent tires, clean mohair upholstery, power- ful Buick motor: $375; terms. Lee D. Bute ler, Inc., 2155 Champlain st. ' CO. 5050. BUICK '31 ~8" SEDAN—Hardly ever use condition perfect: appearance brand-new! any test: snap for some gne. No trades, no missions. $550 cash for quick sale. NA. 255 hefore 5; alter 5, call NA. 9683, Ext. $305, A new car In every respect: only months ‘old. and you can hardly tell that it has been used: 6 wheels and tires, trunk Tack. cte, I seeing is beileving. come see it today. Dor’t wait until it is gone and then say we Alan't have fuch a bargain. Blanton Motor Co.. 33 N. Y. ave. ne. Open evenings. CHEVROLET, 9, 5-PASS. SEDAN. j00d. condition and ap rance; will sacrifice. Owner, NAtional 7: CHEVROLET 19:33 COACH—New; low mile- age; fully equipped: Dhew-car 'guarantee. Used by official of company. _Your car trade. balance to suit. ~ Apply H. Rosentha Mandell Chevrolet. 15th and Good Hope rd. sc. ATlantic 4300 DE BOTO 1031 SPORT ROADSTER —Brew ster green finish; excellent tires, leather up- holstery, _smooth _running _motor: $275: terms.‘Lee D. Eutler, Inc.. 2155 Champlain st._€O._ 5050 DE BOTO COACH, '20—A_clean-looking end smooth-running car, $185; terms, trade. Tiffany Motors. 429 K st. i DODGE 1931 DE LUXE SEDAN—Blue finist Iike new: spotless whipcord upholstery. ¢ wire wheels, good tires, and_that powerful Dodge motor: $545. Lec D. Butler. Inc., 0. e 2 SEDAN—Driven 9,000 miles 1 paie Louise .biue; 5 wood very clean throughout: ' economical car backed_ by Lee D. Butler's iron-clad guarantee; $595. Lee D. Butler, Inc., 2155 ©0. 5050, ESSE: ries—Rumble seat: unusually fine condition; any demonstration: real bargain, $65 cash.” CO. 5866. 33 V-8 TUDOR _SEDAN—Jumbo air wheels. chrome spoke wheels: never been titled; exceptional buy, $74.50 down. Don't miss_this opportunity. ~EMerson 1337. FORD 1033 V-8 DE LUXE COUPE—Rumble seat. Jumbo air wheels, chrome spoke wheels, radio; mileage, 2.700: new-car /guarantee. Company oficial's personal car. Liberai seduction. easy terms. 116 17th st. s.e. Lincoln 6163. FORD MODEL equipped; new bac tires. A real bargain, Butler, Inc., 2 5050, FORD, K000 mile: shed “A" ROADSTER, de luxe k finish. G wheels, new $225; terms. Lee Champlain 0. absolutely less than A new car in every reepect: § ). Come. see this excellent little r and e an offer. Blanton Motor Co. _New_York ave. n.e. GRAHAM 1930 SEDAN. must dispose of one difficulties, $140 cash GRAHAM-PAIGE 19: 3120.° Three days oniy Co.. 717 13thst. n Blue finish like new: new tires, four-speed transmission. excellent -interior. A resl eco- 1 mms:u. Lee D