Evening Star Newspaper, December 3, 1934, Page 35

~ HELP AND SITUATIONS. THE TIMID SOUL. —By WEBSTER DON'T BE TOO LATE WITH YOUR STAR CLASSIFIED AD Each page of The Star has a scheduled time to close FOR PROMPT RADIO SERVICE MY! I'DNEVER APRROACH HIM FOR A CONTRIBUTION AFTER HE HAS JusT BEEN SOAKED 'FOR $ 10.000 HE SIMPLY COULDN'T AFFORD 10 LINKNATIONS ‘ANOTHER ONE WHY, EDITH, YOUVE Smithe 1831 Columbia Rd. Adams 3803 WHEN YOUR AUTO RADIO Needs Dependable SERVICE Come to GEORGE’S Exclusive Auto Radio Station 2015 14th St, N.W, TONIGHT, ,@\ Avoid Intestinal Fatigue Many people suffering from In- testinal Fatigue, commonly called Constipation, do not know what it is to feel good. One or two E-Z Tablets for a day or two are just what these people need. They have more “pep” and step livelier than in years. Dizziness, tired feeling, headaches, when due to constipation, disappear. Surely makes a difference. See for your- self. You get 60 little E-Z Tablets for 25c. At all good drug stores. ._rAd\'ertLtemenl.) International Bell Sequence to Open Services Christ- mas Morning. A day will be given to American radio fans December 25 when the four corners of the earth literally will be linked together over the Co- lumbia network in one of the most ambitious international broadcasts ever attempted. Now in the final stages of prepara- tion, the Yuletide program is sched- uled to begin at approximately 8:55 am. and end at 10:10 am. It wil open with a bell sequence, which will bring to radio loudspeakers the chim- ing of Christmas bells in such far- flung places as Bethlehem, Bombay, India; Wellington, New Zealand; Ot- tawa, Canada; Ireland, and London, England. This awe-inspiring feat of radio engineering will be followed by a nar- rative depicting life and work at Christmastide in various parts of the British Empire. Columbia micro- N OPPORTUNITY to hear how “the other half of the world” lives and celebrates Christmas | phones will carry messages to the American public from the people of British provinces as far north as Canada and as far south as Southern Rhodesia, South Africa. It is expected the program will be climaxed by a message from a mem- ber of the British royal family. * ok x * USIC of the world’s masters, re- vealed simply and in its entirety along with the life story of each composer, is the basis of a notable trend in the presentation of good mu- sic on the Columbia network this Win- ter. A glance at the current schedule shows that four major musical series are following this formula to bring home to the Nation-wide audience, in & simple and direct manner, intimate knowledge of compositions that have been landmarks of musical history. These specially designed programs the burns. Her mother, Mrs. charges. are Howard Barlow's “Understanding Music” productions, concerts by the artist-students of the Curtis Institute of Music, Abram Chasins’ “Piano Pointers” and the piano recitals of Al- exander Semmler. The four are, of course, augmented on the regular weekly schedule by concerts of the Bernice Heitz, the 10-year-old Indianapolis, Ind., girl whose mother is accused of “branding” her with a curling iron as a punishment, is shown here as she was consoled by her brother Joseph, 12, in the Juvenile Deten- tion Home at Indianapolis. Bandages over the girl's hand and arm cover Jean Heitz, was arrested on vagrancy Mrs. Heltz admitted, according to the police, that she punished both children with a base ball bat and by twisting sticks in their hair, —A. P. Photo. —_ Philadelphia Orchestra, the New York Phitharmonic and the Curtis Sym- phony. Official Serves 50 Years. Frederick Wood has just completed 50 years as clerk of the Axbridge, Eng- land, Police Court. CapitaL's Rabio ProcrAMms Monday, December 3. (Copyright 1934) | WRC 950k P.M. WMAL 630k AFTERNOON PROGRAMS. WISV_1.460k Eastern Standard Time. WOL 1310k | CARLSON There nothing finer A beautiful model 60-T for $7 5 .00 See It and Hear It at MONARCH RADIO SHOP 1318 G STREE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 RENOVIZE . . . your home Direct application . . . direct results. EBERLY’S feta SONS 1 6357 f)amry _your home . . . DL phone “Eberly's” 3:00 3:15 3:30 3:45 | |Ma Perkins |Dreams Come True Woman's Radio Review |Radio Guild Cobina Wright |Frank Young Crane Calder Sports Review 4:00 4:15 4:30 4:45 Martin’s Story Hour Gypsy Trail Alice Hutchins Drake |Merry Macs Betty rati Sisters of the Skillet Dr. A. and Bob |Louis H. Carris |Chicago Varieties “Better Housing"” O. Whipple fo Zito’s Orchestra America’s Little House Sports Review w w 5:00 5:15 5:30 5:45 \Sundown Revue | Tom Mix |Aunt Sue and Polly Stamp Club Little a Time Evening Star Flashes Rice Brothers Evening Rhythms Skippy Jack Armstrong Orphan Annie \Larry Walker | Valley Forge Band Bob Fallon’s Orchestra Quarter Hour P.M. EVENING PROGRAMS. Sports Review—Music Jimmy Allen “Little Women™ Billy Batchelor U. 8. Army Band Evening Album Lowell Thomas |Buck Rogers {Arch McDonald The Shadow |Music—News Amos |James G. McDonald Merry Minstrel Show |Uncle Ezra [Dange Plantation Echoes Red Davis Dick Blaine’s Orch. Today in Sports Manhatters’ Orchestra “The Numbers Racket” | "’ Andy Myrt and Marge Just Plain Bill Serenaders rous Paradise (Boake Carter Bob Haring's Orchestra [ News Spotlight Jan, Jude, Jerry George Reid Rlchn.rd Himber 's Orch. | Gladys Swarthout 3 md&o House Party Garber's Supper Club |Carefree Carnival Princess Pat Players Edwin C. Hill Robinson’s Buckaroos James Melton, tenor Villa’s_Troubadours “Five Star Final” Senator and Major Kay Thompson Joe Rosa Ponselle “ “ The Big Show Dramatic Sketch . Bob Haring = u:cr-umcs Classified advertisements for The Daily Star are received at the main office up to 11 p.m. day before issue, and for The Sunday day. At the Branch Offices one hour earlier. CIRCULARS PROHIBITED. In order to protect its adver- tisers from receiving circular matter, it is expressly under- stood and agreed that all such matter will be withheld as far as possible by The Star. Only bona fide answers to advertise- ments addressed to box numbers in care of The Star will be de- livered to advertisers on presen- tation of the box number ticket. HELP—MEN BOY._ 17-1R years, work behind fountain and run o;«z:u $ week. Apply 6224 3rd af OOU.M‘I'OR to call on_monthly accounts, Must be permanent resident of Washipg- on. Small salary necessary. Mr. Muruy 409, 'nu F st. n.w. just as each railroad train has a time to leave the sta- tion. No one can put you on a train after it has left the station. So it is not me- chanically possible for any ore to insert your ad in The Star after the page has been closed. Star up to 5:30 p.m., Satur- SITUATIONS—MEN. BOORKEEPER, experieniced, ~now ployed. hes make chan, Georgla 52 em- Call ed; 15 years exp. one piace: reference; formerly em. ployed by Admiral Hughes. Adams A806-J. CHAUFFEUR, experienced. ork Sny kind: have references. Ells. M. Morris, 1117 Silver pring, Md. ‘Bhone Silver Spring_ 4 AUFFEUR. umun:ea and _reliable, wishes position immediately: small salary: can drive any car and make minor repairs: willing to travel and stay nights if de- sired: will furnish references. Phone Adems COOK. butler, houseman. Korean. for a small “family ‘or gentleman’s household rs' experience: reference. Address BoX i3-R. Star_office. 5* MAN. colored, wishes work_ house man. porter. etc.: also driver's permit: refer- ences. Phone Columbia 3651. MAN. young. attending local commercial gollege. wishes to earn room and board tending fires or doing odd For interview, call Stray- by ring. Jobs, in a home. er Colilege. S S RS == S SRS ST IS MR, MILPUETOAST H AS BEEN ASKED TO SOLICIT FUNDS FOR THE COMMUNITY 1934 N T BUNE (T TOMAN, middle ssed 'whits. wants job. light house work, laundry. Reas wages. Address Box 203-R. Star office. 3° COLLECTOR—Musf car: state expe- l’lll\sctl ll\g re(eunul Address Box 143- r_of Doy Filipino, for small month, room and COO! famil. s40 Address Box T46-R. Star _office. board. SITUA'I'IONS—WOMEN DRESSMAKING, remodelin; clothes repaired. relined Satisfaction assured. 1310 L nw. RIVERS who can furnish covered ton trucks for "delivery: give reference and a?enence. Address Box 350-M. Btar SECRETARY—If you can use a secretary who can_take dictation at 200 words per minute. write Box 243-M. Star office. * MAGAZINE ADVERTISING SOLICITOR. exp. 35 commission. Address Box 118-R. Star office. MA] usive distributors in Wash- ington of “Alfol.” the aluminum foil i sulation. we have an opening for an ressive ‘geat and rellable man: drawing account and commissis Ap| in_per- son Monday lnd Tun r. Gem- mell._1705_De Sal MAN_ white .ume not_over, 0, handy with tools: must be %00d all- Ban: ‘State ate. expenience and. telephone ) n&omh roo;‘ and board. Address 'MAN—Must have sales 0 bond: car required mission. Apoly ‘be;"ern 10 MEAT CUTTER who can ¢ sell. " Right spot for rishi' man. display and Ad- gl and {gnition men with service-station experience; salary and com- i Park and Shop Service Station, M ples and take leelrlnx. Mr. lfilh capital req._ but'must be n illing to work 7 hrs. a Sze C|gtnKn ll!oom 82« lnv tmem nld: st ain rnr n.emy ou!sme all- yelr- prefer men who are neat and round work: Avply 1341 R ne, 8 to ‘wor steady. a.m_only. NATIONAL!.Y KNOWN TEA AND COFFEE [PANY has opening for 3 local men of si sppearance and good handle regular " rout ings up to_s Menager. 9 s d_ch Wit successtul recent experience selling some packaged commodity to _dealers. Established food manufacturer permanent position, under ing _conditions and holding ities. for hard-working producer complete particulars. experience and age. in full_confidence. ~Address Box 125-R. Star_office. SALESMEN 2. home _appliance ! Te; lo lell General Electric cluding refrigerators; ironers and m cleane: viding opportunity for a b throughout the year. Men 'hD specializing in the sale of lnnlllncu flswnll in chlrlcur will flc well to inves te this opportunity. Lll floor. 1328 ';3“0 l'l SALESMEN—I{ you are satisfied with 22%ac profit on 35c retail household neces- llly Bordm.n i Contented Program | = = News "Ml.nstrel of the Air RYW Foster Melodies Bulletins Opening Serenade & Emery Deutsch |Wayne King's Orch. Scott Fisher's Orch. 0 g Bicycle Races Arthur Reilly. |Cotus Jesse Crawford, organist o 'SL Louis Symphony Jolly Orchestra Glen Gray's Orch. Coburn’s Orchestra Jack Miller's Orchestra Sign off. TODAY 63° WR.C. DO TRY THIS! ther spray or drop E-Z NASAL SPRAY into your nose. Smarting and con- gestion are quickly relieved and breathing through the nose seems many times easier. Brings you nose comfort and also helps prevent many NASAL SPRAY Handy size bottle with convemient @ropper. KYVV. Opfining Henry King's Orch. Jack Berger’s Orch, | Scott Fisher's Orch. Claude Hopkins’ Orch. Sign Off Sign off. EARLY PROGRAMS TOMORROW. Elder Michaux |Sons of Pioneers !|Anson Weeks’ Orch. Jones and Hare {Romance and Melody Barnyard Philosopher King's Men The Getter Upper Sun Dial Musical Clock “ - |B. A Rolfes Orch. |Cheerio ; g Landt Morning Devotions William Meeder. organist| Trio and White Musical Clock “ Morning Mail Bag News | Betty Lane |Eva "Taylor Caroline Baker el 5 |Clara, Lu 'n’ Em 0 |Downtown with Diane 5 Morning Parade ‘Today’ Breallldut Club Musicale Edward MacHugh News—Radio Kitchen Bulletins Sun Dial Movie Reporter Your Handwriting - Woman'’s Hour ‘Top o’ the Morning One Man Band Bernie Dolan, pianist Police Flashes Helen Crouch Bill and Ginger Laugh Clinic Radio Interview ’s Children Varieties Poet’s Corner orning Parade our Child” 0 |Three Shades of Blue 11:45 |Words and Music P.M. |Listen vs, 'The Honeymooners Milky Way Alex Semmler U. S. Ndvy Band ing Post Marine Band AFTERNOON PROGRAMS. Charlotte Harriman Morning Parade Sticks and Keys Bernie Dolan, pianist 12:00 |Carol Deis 12:15 |Honeyboy and Sassafras 12:30 (Merry-go-Round Merry Madcaps Marine Band and Home Hour |Nell Vinick [Voice of Experience Arthur Warren's Orch. Eddie Pryor’s Orch. Betty Jane Church of the Air Farm John, Rex Battle's Ensemble Music Guild |Ranch Boys and Home Hour . Reflections Gene, Dick Pat Kennedy George Hall’s Orch. [Esther Velas Ensemble Hollander’s Orchestra {Mirror Reflections Bergere's Orchestra |The Ragamuffins {Music Guild Peerless Trio Vic and Sade Nellie Log of the Day Smackout School of the Air Revell 2 " ‘The French Princess Helen Trent Romances Crane Calder Stephen Barry, songs Roads of Romance AR 3 e ana nlelmnn. lhomllhly exvenenceu in office equi pment and supolies. Rdmnm renulred Oe arolina. Gress Box star ‘omee TENOR-GUITARIST. non-union: radic perience preferred. = Call Columbia after 7 _tonight. YOUNG MAN. good sppearance. wanted in gasoline station. Must be experienced. know how to oll and grease cars: reference required " State past experience. Address - Star office. YOUNG MEN-—Can use & st onee gn Tocal circulation campaign. Can earn $18 per week to start. See Mr. Parley. 410 Inter- national Building. 13 s P st n.w. 7676 to 40. o have neat appenr. ? Tor “advertising campaien_ through lnl:ll department store. ready !w!ork 9:15 a.m. only, Room 1"08 1363 NO CANVASSING. pNational organtzstion has openines in Md and Va. for salesmen with cars nce not_esien permanent pos e bporianity for advancement:” ad- yance commission or sslary srrangemen ¥ 11 to 1 and 2 to 4. Person- nel Mnnn er vrm 9th st. n.w. SALESMEN—Highest com- mission paid weekly; excellent opportunity for advancement. 670 Pa. Ave. S.E. HELP—WOMEN. BEAUTY OPIRATOR nound must be experienced. ~ Apply, uty Salon, 13th Bt b0t COLLECTOR_for installment accts. No selling, emhnmed Toutes. Part-time work. m . Star office, between LADIES—If_you are satised with 227ac 5c retail uuholfl necessity. nted for nm house- dman. RELIABLE WOMAN e nd care for s baby: Teference. 8t OGRAPHER wanted in small private gffice; small salary; light Bo 357-R._Star_offic YOUNG LADY—Clerk in class con- fectionery: mkketuinl lnd nmo-unhy. references. Avply 3412 st. YOUNG WOMEN. take orders during (not peddlml)& n?l nv.hl e ‘comm e unnecessa B Emiployment 1 er ice k36 “Tavesiment Bldgo 1 to 5 g four more to flem and Christmas campaign HELP—DOMESTIC. COOK and seneral hou worker, white. ex- i : stay nigh ung Deor eln|== nre err!d Phone Alllntlc 3396, 1320 8 sf Ma Perkins Morin Sisters Woman'’s Radio Review |Music Art Collins’ Orch. Variety Hour Magic ‘Washboard Blues Dorothy Atkin, songs Sports Re!iew Chick Webb's Orchestra |Betty Mary Reynolds Lady Next Door Tea Sisters of the Skillet Temple of Song Time and Bob Poetic Strings Science Service The Government America’s Little House Sports Review . - IRL. white. 7ot gegeral Bousework: i nights: references. Phone Cleveland 446: GIRL. colored, between ages of 20 and must have ulerence general housewor] er week; must stay nights. 4621 bt med. general housework. I dry: must experienced. live in: monm 51"2 Kansas ave. n.w. AID, white; stay nignts; family of four. Humvmp 344-W. b* Sundown Revue Your Meredith Wilson's Orch. Chasin’ the Blues Star News Flashes Musical Interlude Evening Rhythms Skippy Jack Armstrong Health [Dramatic Sketch Bob Fallon's Orchestra MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES. An elaborate all-star radio show will be staged by N. B. C. tonight to wel- come Station KYW to its new home in Philadelphia. WMAL will carry a por- tion of the program from 10:30 to 11, and WRC will pick up the features between 12 midnight and 1 a.m. Pop- ular radio artists and a number of the leading dance bands will take part. “Taken for Granted” will be pre- sented by the Princess Pat Players on WMAL at 9:30. James Melton, tenor, will be the guest artist on the Kent radio hour over WJSV at 8:30. His program in- cludes “Ah, Moon of My Delight” and “I Hear You Calling Me.” * Gladys Swarthout, Metropolitan opera singer, will contribute to the voice concert on WRC at 8:30. She will sing “Estrellita” and “On Wings » selle, Nino Martini and Grete Stueck- gold, who will be heard over WJSV from 9 to 9:30. Radio Joe and his Budget Boys, on ADVERTISEMENT WMAL at 9, will dedicate their pro- gram to the Early Birds Club. A num- ber of members of the club will take part in the broadcast. ADVERTISEMENT MONDAY DECEMBER 3rd of X A wide variety of familiar ballads ‘domlnm the program of Rosa Pon- novel Ahk Ak AKX K I XA A A A A A AKX AK KR Ak Ak kk* K NETWORK HEADLINER Entertainment to suit your mood—delivered to your home free of all charge by the 3ponsors of network programs. Tun'ht“land"omhu his new career unately, Clink is not enthusiastic, but that can hardl, Be expected 1o change “Red's” mind. eoaey Rig-Carlton Hml rchestra and the rbnml tenor voice of Joey N.-L 1 1 Trime hasy Toeetude Ted Pearion. WOMAN, white or_colored, general house- rk. ':ll‘e' two children: 'stay nights or %0 home: $5 weekly; references required. Wisconsin 2690 after 8 a.m. Tuesday. YO‘{NO wdonum vrgta < work and caré thoroughly experlemed, :uy nllhu. salary. Apply 4700 Col 01. SITUATION—DOMESTIC. LADY wishes position as keeper; references. 1427 filh e sk Bhone Norih 0491-J, Miss Rebecca Elvere. INS STRETCHED. 40 cents a pal goufirtllud for and delivered. X.Incon 3 neral house- Must L experienced. wants == IR O S rertnec Phone Potomac 4598, ‘GIRL. colored. wants 'ork n!enncem ex- perienced. Phone Nort INSTRUCTION COURSES. AUTO INSTRUCTION: reliable white men any hour: car furnished: parking for test permits secured. Noel, Emerson 1670 WANT to select reliable young man, now employed. with foresight. fair educa- tion and mechanical 1nchnnlons willing lo train spare Hme or evenings. to qualify STALLATION and CE expert on all types £ RIC REFRIGERATORS and air-conditioning equipment. fully giving age. phone. present occupation. Address_Box 126-R. Star office. AUTO LESSONS for permit: and Cluich control: cars furnished. “Old Reliable” Foster (white). Met. 3 Call 1809 4. SPECIAL evening courses for those inter- ested in taking statistical and gen’l cleri- cal exams. Class starting_this week. Cap- | City College. 1340 N Y. ave. g | P_B._ X OPERATOR. also hostess and walitress training, llu‘h! in a Xew lessons. _Apply 226 Bond DIESEL —engineering is the big opportunity of ay. There is already a great scarcity 1" Diesel ‘operators. . For particuiars of | Diesel engineering course. fust_released | for home study by the American School. Address Box 76-R. Star office. GREGG or Boyd shorthand. touch typing. Business Jetter’ wrItE. vocabulary buiic: ing. calculating machines, bookkeeping. 'R ses: | OYSTERS. MESTIC AGENCY. Dec. 2419 1925 P ieher coons. 5. 105,y Workers butiers, house men. chauffeurs. maids. helpers. waitresses. PEISONAL ‘The rats under heading of Per- sonal 1s 3 cents per line additicnal to the regular line rat WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FPAMILY. there 1s no need to feel that they must accept inferior funeral services due to in- bility 10 pay a high crice. The Greater W. W. Chambers Co. offers a comyle fureral. cars all for as little as Worlds finest walerproof. airtight. guar- anteed steel burial vault may be had from Chambers for S85 in case of death cAll the Greater W. W. Chambers Co.. 14th. corner Chapin n.w ~CO. 0432 ®hone o— write your adéress We will send you & Deautiful catalogue of how we do it _ OCARINA PLAYERS TO COMPLETE uartette. Pleasure or profit. free. _Address Box 168-R CHRISTIAN YOUNG domestic work. any typ enced: it !erencu Shepherd 2625-J WILL OWNER OF LA SALLE Sowy RT- | on Mr. B nerman. ave. where o s ol Jan 1 Look or eai | will_be thin 10 days for storage YOUNG PHYSICIAN _DESIRES OFFICE | space in home in Bethesda or Chevy Chase: near main highway or small_home to_rent. Call W 2 after 6 p.m. 4% | HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED, BY MY | own methcd: results effective for a U! | time or money ‘Write for booklet: no drugs or surgery. DR. SOMMER- | WERCK 1385 Columbia rd__Adams e | xMAs SPECIAL—A NEW GUITAR_AND 0 lessons by profescional. all for $6.65 IRvING Aroae SHOP, 1402 Trv SALT _WATER, cleaned, 90c !> gallon. by parcel post. pre- | raid. J.R Hopkins, St. Georges Island. Md. BEGIN TODAY, BEFORE IT IS S TOO LA CARD PL\LH \I —\CHl\T SPECIAL for STATISTIC SENERAL CLERICAL. The cnil Service Preparatory School. 520 12th st. n.w. Met. lieve you of your hour: also address cards LEARN TO MODEL CLOTHES Manneguin Classes. $1.00 Per Lesson JACK ROLLINS STUDIOS, 1611 Conn. Ave. Adams _ BUSINESS OPPORT SPECIAL $5 COURSES. CALCULATING MACHINE. SPECIAL COURSE IN COMPTOMETER, MONROE And BURRQUGHS. BEGIN TODAY a spe- cial course. $5 complete. SPECIAL FOR COMING EXAMS. in SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. The Civil Service Prepar- sioty School, L Adolph Richards. A A, M S. 26 1205 5. now. Met. 6337 % | BEALT\ CULTURE— | SPECIAL COURSE, $45| UR SCHOOL (Est. 1918). Lo e g nd_Finest School. 818 14th Sr NW " Fhone Met, i HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES \ GET OUR PRICES on all repairs to vour | home, ~ Carpertering, painting. eic. ~Ace Construetion Co.. Metropolitan 8731. 9* | only 813,000, FOR STORE. Suitable grocery. delic: Close to Government buldings. dential rooming _house section. Loeb. National 20621 $200 WILL BUY you & business that will enable you to employ 10 to 15 salesm bringing a profit of $125 to $130 week ‘Bordman. Room 4 airo Hotel ‘GROCERY AND MEATS: g0od nice store room Askm- msn mike o P_P_CA 3 ,N.W ROOMING HOUEE wan! will | pay cash, Address Box 373-R. Star efhr‘e a HOME “snd Bvsm’zss cousmzn for $1.500. cash. $100.00 a month carries l‘hole property. PARTY WITH CASH to take over ow AP and” compiete tavern on Wash Baltimore Pike. just beyond College Park Md. For particulars phone Natl, Evenings, Col. 11 PAY AS YOU EARN. Have a Reliable Contractor REMODEL YOUR HOME. Panting Plumb'nl Brickwork Papering Heatin ‘Waterproofing Tinning CIYD!X’IH'Y We:\hernrmnm: Special Holiday Prices. Payments as low s $5 monthly. Btart payments February WM. MARTIN. Adams 0033. _* IMPROVE \OLR HOME Under the new Federal housing plan we | are able and capable to advise and finance ny Jobs for you. You may pay in monthly payments of $3 for every $100 of work. PAPERHANGING, Painting. Wil scrape all loose paper (dry). point | up same, labor and material. average size | room, $6; no ‘more after you select papers. | No. 1 work done by myself, | guaranteed: woodwork painted. $3. | W '}:.ATHER STRIPPING $3_window. r: 10-year guarantee. GENE RAL CO\’I RACTING | Special prices on all jobs ordered this month CASH OR TERMS, M. MILLER, 4703 Georgla Avenue. COLUMBIA 6281. | ings. blocks. sitcer and meat grinder; GROCERY STflRkSucrlflce on acct. of health: bargain. $650. 800 24th st. n.w. Avply all day Saturday lnd | up until 1 all day_Mon FOR SALE—Because of trnns‘or of Go\ employe lease on ll-rm. house. n.w. sec- tion: rent. § }h\p applicants for all rooms at’'$47 wk. Address Box 300-R. Btar_off FOR RENT—624 Eve st. n.w.__ Store and | kitchen, 1st floor, 6 rooms and bath abov hot-water heat. 'This place has been cessfully run as a delicatessen lnd llrhl lunch for the past 10 years. An oppor- tunity for some one; rent. $75.8 Ga. grocery ‘and market: eqilipped CWith gp-to-dnte Frigidaire box and ‘showcase. also counter. shelves. awn. | nt P. Sheehy. 1010 Eve | reduced to $90. st._ Nat! Pmn | omg %l | B [l SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. BATHTUBS. brick. beams. lintels. steel sash, fire escape, large steam boiler, wlne. | sash and dflon and lumber. 56 P st. Met. 6817 BATH TUBS. $5; sinks_$2 up; 2.000 feet We are hot-water radiators. zc ft house at 70 n All ‘materials mr *150.000 hard Brick. door d H columns. soil and steam S0 2000-1t -capacity boiler: two tanks. Apply on premises. 70 Rhode Island ave. n.w Amenun Wreck- ing Co.. phone Lincoln BED. coil springs. new inner-spring mat- ess. beautiful down cushion. chest of hall runner. antique’ sofa TS, | bargains for cash. Phone Adams 5281. | BED. coil springs._ new inner-spring mat tress, down cushion. Chesterfield chest of drawers, hall runners. antique mtl real | bareains for cash. Phone Adams 5281 D R SUITE to be sold for storage | BED, BOQM, SUITE o b toif Soptrhes 6 at 10 a.m.. in our sales room 420 10th st also linens dishes | of egery description. e United “LES—Rolifast and otner high-gra Haselton Bieycle & Soorting Goods h n. | BICYC] | Giant “chain tires. | bicveles_ $10 up_D. Gi n——Ner Colson Flyers T. 8 up. Also rebuilt rt. 1106 H st. ne. BRICK_AND BUILDING MATERIAL many wrecking jobs, Come to a&ny of Hechinger's 4 vards for your entire needs of ‘Used materials: neatly arr seen. largest selection. ~We want when you want it Large quantities of good uged lumber. re- conditioned. nails pulled and lnnnled lc- cording to size (2x4. 2x6 2X8. 2x1 In all lengths): sheathing. flooring. vin. dows. doors brick. pipe. bathtubs, radiators plum nd heating {3 cellent condition and i gain prices Atlantic SFCHINGER €O, Used Materia) Dem C 8ts. 8 lblh&HE! NE Ga. Ave. N.W. nn%Ncholnu: st bs. slate roll roofine. etc. en a‘ building. Come direct to st South of Benna. ave. \ ST. AT MAINE AVE_S.W. MATERIAL—Now _ wreeking 2 G | lh'" b.o(k( fine dwellings md Aapartments. Bargain prices on all mate including umbe: fine daon .na xindows plumbing tural steel. pive. etc. etc. Buy direct on the job and save money. Salesmen on | premises o HARRIS WRECKING CO. o | TPlrprn \lf"nbml }l'l A fij’ L. CHIVESE RUG (size 10 fi y 14 ft7. {5 very beautiful colors. This ¥ 1o secure a rare bargain. e nw saving urlcts Comn‘nr assortment of new ®ood stoves, coal stoves. circulating heat- ers. stove o 4 vipe x me- unusual bar- We also_rent 00 B DESKS ot no: gains: used and new Commercial Office Purniture Co. st._n.w. Phone Metropolitan 2430. DIAMONDS seweiry and watches at about nt day values. crticles {enre{!med. Rosslyn Loan | DIAMOND BARG AINS_ Unredeemed | pledges of all dcscrvmlons for sale at prices | much_below (heh _rezular values. All mer- chandise GUARA! D as to welght. color | P et ection Maney cheesFuny reFunded f your are not satisfled Horning'’s Loan Office._opposite_ Washington_Alrport. DINING ROOM S it. 10 pieces, at sacrifice: owner leaving town. 1020 Mon- | roe st _n.w. _Apt DELICATESSEN_ beer _and one furnished | Toom; rent, $38: will sacrifice. $350—Delicatessen and beer: transient s well equipped: a bargain 00—Delicat:ssen and beer: rent. $15. 50—Lunch: old stand: rent. $30. $500—Lunch: splendid business; central. $500—Lunch: on-sale beer and’ 4 rooms nd gas business: rent. $40. 5!50—-1100mml house; 12 rms.; near 10th and Eye sts $450—Rooming house: 9 rms.: rent cheap: 1o ARGE HOUSES. DOW suitable for rooming hous: “EDWARD D, COLEMAN 919 N. Y. Ave. N.W. Nat. Household Repairs and Service It will pay you to consult these reliable firms specializing in their respective lines of business. Amfl” RESSES. box springs and ; ces and promp o 319 L st 5.%. NA. 6670. PAPERING painting (average room. $6) Quality ~assured: reliable. responsible est _Cali Metz any time.Col 039 PAPERING PUF llg‘AdmAXRlN?" 8t. N.W. Phone National 4712. and’ painting—Special prices this month. Do my my own work. mate. District 7566, E. Edlards PENTER—Flooring. shelving. weather Dorches repaired, inclosed. Brin- 1350 _Taylor st. n.w. _Adams 1624 PAPERHANGING done at once. $4 room and up. including paper; work guaranteed ref. if desired. Phone Georgia | * CARPENTER—Prompt. reliable. unon-hl Gani Tepairs. porches. steps, fences. Dart nom shelves. cabinets. Doug! PAPERING—5 RMS. 2-STORY HALL. $30 and up: quick service: white mech Call any time. Neat papers. Adams ARPENTER. BUILD! Srovements. - brick, cement, painting. Phone Wel! 0062-W. CHAIR CANEING,”."&WW; EAPERING. PA!NTING—Rnoms $5 up: prompt. reliable service: work. Call Bookout, Dist. 3997, Adams 7 @0 my own "81 DINING ROOM FURNITURE to be sold for storage charges at M.cuon on Thurs- ay December 6 at 10 in our ales room. 420 10th st. o w ! also lving oom_bed room furniture and odd pieces. " | United States Storage Co. NEW—14-hp. ofl burner ai Ts. $12.50. _Cart: C.G.E. pefriger- 5 | Stor exch.. 14th, | ELECX‘R'IC SLICING MACHINE _ nrac'.rll]v sell” very reasonable. Call Adams ELECTN.IC . REFRIGERATOR —_Large Covelfind for S . American Storage G- 2201 Geors nw black. pointed: cot Monday or Tuesda! p.m. AD! "nd (I n! FRIGIDAIRE. Jjust re- possessed: $ rxl] dP|Her H lo your home. Carroll EIPHH(‘ Co. 7 12th n.w, FUR COAT. muskrat. M.m black velveét zfternoon dress, §. Phone Cleve- T OO L FURNISHINGS OF APT. Living rm_ suite, $15: dining rm. suite, walnut bed and vanity. Gov. Winthrop secretary. Oriental Tug, divan 3220 1%th st. n.w., Argyle, FOX FUR zell for $: | Apt._104 FURNITURE—One dining room suite, originally cost $1.000. sacri- fice. £100; also 0-cu. ft. Prigidaire, oriai; nal cost $440. only 1115 Ha st.n.w. _Phone Adams FURNITURE—Studio_couch. dining room suite. breakfast set. wardrobe. twin beds. radio, living room; cheap. 3303 Georgla 2 solid _walnut FURNITURE—DIning table_se Bat-topped desk: Teasonsble sale. Cleveland 9469. 6 FURNITURE—2-piece living_room suite, neviy upholstered, $32.50. 'New love-seat and living room chairs at greatly reduced prices. New York Upholstering Co.. 617 s for umck it pl. FURNITURE Leather—covered dining room suite, rugs. odd pieces. breaking up house- hold. Beiwzen 4 and 6. 7 and 9 pm., 528 Woodley Park Towers. PAPERING AND PAINTING—Room: ? lcrlrd 2nd papered, $6, paper lnemdt mechanics. Phone Lincoln_6: chlrl linted. CMY 1255 Totn nw ME. 5 Pixtures and _re- ELECTRIC WIRING pairs: 8-r. house fxture & base nlun !'56 Regai Elec. Co. 819 ur n.w. ELLETT ':anaEWORK 1106 9th N.W. National 8731. d waxed_ Also sand- T ied. Crenishing. © References, G- 1 FLOOR Wi o1 foors made Tike - it Bemion ST Win hoe Phone Col. 7662 DED. Low FLOORS SAtED, e Setraion Phone Columbia ‘Alex. 2082. 158-W ol RS SURFACED AND FINISHED. old floors made like new: work n uaranieed estimates given without oh‘llxnltl ited Floor Surfacing Co._Deca! HIA'HNG sys’rm AmS—Cnh terms. 'o Tk, M. A anteed Shandies & Co. Atiantic 3628, SIRL, le, colored. 'llhll “Work by the v relhbne time; general housework or week. Jaundry. uu l(ev Jersey ave. PAINTING. Ting rooms, P 1 included: vmu mechnnlu (nnl . e el i Behip 3 ‘wishes place as R] lored, o purime ety Teterences. or partime Wl’l, Dumbarton ave. n ne t work FPAINTING and glwrfi::;ll:h: st work 'ork 'ulnmaed Call_Columb ‘WOMAN, white. honest. l‘!“lblé good p! cook; { referen: nights. 02K Do 1150 Blar oimee, 5 SITUATIONS—MEN AND WOMEN. Bitir o gonerel” Randy ‘man. Fhone W b l'. rlmrrmu and | ph-ou'zl:n:lxze 3 HNUIL 50! Kln!cn st. Col. 8773, hug;gnda mnterhh and 1 flnt-eh- "\’.2: Co "ons ogr’rvll':t'l 3535 Ol. lvl | PAINTING Phone Columbia 51! W or | up; estimates fur.: work uaranteed A T Georse GE. 04 PAPERING RoOOMS, 54 ul romut service: also painting. Roy White. 1624 Gales st. n.e. Atl. 465 PAPERHANGING. painting. Better work and less money. $5 up. Modern. Latest samples. Work lnlnnmd in writing igel. Georia PAPERTANGING -_Rooms §6 THs Wetk anly. “Work guaranteed. J."Jones, 1630 6th st. n.w. Phone Potomac 12 'PAPERHANGING P iG—20 rears’ experience; better workmanship and etter materials: most reasonable prices. Marcus D. Miller. 616.L st. s.w. Phone M:trofloluln 5345. 8* t) ering_at n:.orpcredn c.u Columbia_1889. RNITURE of every description to be so0ld at public auction for_ storage charges on Thursday. December 6. our ~warehouse 10th Arst Soor."onsisting of living Foom sultés. bed Toom suites. dining suites dresses. tables, chairs beds._linens_books. dishes, rugs, gtc_ United States Storage Co. HOT-W, BOILERS. 2.500 ft. Tor sale cheap. Also 2.000 hot-water Tadis ators, all sizes. 121z ft.: two 200-gal. iron :lnks. $5 each. Apply 70 Rhode Island ve. n.w. LIVING ROOM FURNITURE to be sold for ‘storage charges at auction on Thurs- d: December 6 at 10 am th st. ! every delcmmon. States Storage Co. orncl EQ 7.50. UIPMENT: Todd check 'rlhel. Phone Decatur 4209-R. New sea: clll Bh!pherd Takoma PAPERHANGING—Rooms papered. $5 and rge. 506 Oneida pl. n.w. PLASTERING REPAIRED. stucco re!\n‘- faced. cement. chimneys. leaky basements. damp’ walls, léaky roofs; ress.: guar. Min- nick. Atlantic 1378-J. E—A Jarse pescrtment OFFICE ¥U of used pleces at low brices. Bon A1AEst nw PIANOS. uprights and players. ror nouu charges on Thursday. D«:embo 30 PR 1 our v-rehauu 42 Loth st now” Bt Boo e in- struments to choose (rom Unlud ! Storage Co. hrle lnd -man ‘Atlantic PLUMBING, heating: all makes mrn stoves renllred established 1910 R. E Dove. 1008 G Lincol e RADIATORS, hot 'nux. ke mev,_wt bar- gain prices: all sizes. = Harris Wree Co.. Penn. ave. and .’in ' st. n.e. UPHOLSTERING. furniture nnllr\n( Te- teed %".’1‘.’:‘.’.‘.‘.1-.9‘3’4’25‘“&'" ‘afams 0781 WEATHER STRIPPING, _shades. screens Tepairing: ates. lon. 1351 Good mm Lincoln 10128 RADXOS—-lxeem utfi prices range (rom 37.50 un. ll.l Serkes §5d many iste godels; o C. Radio Shov, 1318°G"st. RADIOB—$731 L ’eompuuly ncendmnnad %’ ‘- SOt evenimas tul oo o8 o’ w3V i@fl mfirm ‘Kleebintva, 3100 879. (Continued on Next Page.)