Evening Star Newspaper, December 4, 1934, Page 35

THE EVENIN STAR. WASHINGTON, _D._C,_TUESDAY, Dl SEE the New TOASTMASTER SETS J. C. Harding Co. 10th Street, Just Below F RENOVIZE . . . your home Satisfactory to- thousands. 85 years. EBERLY’S SONS D ni K N.W TROUBI.E 7I7l NIE ERSON) 'SMAN HESTRA SALLY SINGER Absolutely No Reason Why Yuir Testh “Bould mot be in perf Sou will take a fow' m MWW Smith m a amination of vour His ship can not be d and the low prices aill not inconvenience any pocket- hook—so whe not come in and learn the truth about yo workmn- A good set SRicEN nodllivey funtan. 515 tee to fit. SURGEON DENTIST 401 7th Street N.W, 7th & D b Met. DR. H. W. SMITH[ Cur Give me just 2 minutes! WVE 2 mu tuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets just ates. and you can forget your stomach ills. Sourness disappears. Your stomach 13 sweet. There 15 no gas, no belchung. You can enjoy vour meals agam. Stuart’s Tablets neutralize the aad conditioncaused by every day foods, do 1t quickly and harmlessly —tuwice as effectively assoda. Not alazative. Non- habit forming. The handy pocket or purse mze tin 25¢ at all drug stores. Relied on by millions for 40 years PILES No more tor fort. Go o the st y.x wil Ointme Relief at Last! t and sleep in com- ut dread. For Pazo necessary. (1) 1t soothe: lieves the soreness and in- flammation. (2) It heal Tepairs the torn tissue. (3) It absorbs—dries up the excess mucus and reduces the swol Ien blood vesels which are Perforated Pile Pipe forapplying Correctly (Also in bly effective, e attached to up in rectum so all p thoroughly medic: sands say Pazo saves the need of a pain: opera- tion. Thousands say it is the enly thing that ever gave them anything like real re- lief! Get Pazo today and real- Hze the relief in store for you! Why Suffer with Itching, Burning Eezema when Cuticura Seap and Cuticura @intment 8o quickly and effectively soothe and heal. Bathe freely with the Soap, dry gently, and anoint with the Ointment. It is surprising how quickly the irritation and itching stop and how, after a few treat- ments, the eczema disap- pears. Thereisnothingbetter for all forms of skin troubles. A Proprietors: Potter Drug & Chemical Corp., Malden, M 5849 Dempsey and Frisch Among Guests Scheduled for N. B. C. Feature. AMOUS figures from the world of sport will march before the microphone to dramatize and tell about highlights from their careers in the Sports Parade over N. B. C. network, beginning Sat- ; urday. | Benny Leonard, undefeated light- weight champion of the world; Jack | Dempsey; Joe Humphries, famous box- ing announcer: Earle Sande, noted jockey; Frank Frisch, manager of the { world champion St. Louis Cardinals, {and many others will be among the iguests to be presented by Thornton Fis well-known sports writer and commentator of the Sports Parade. Leonard will open the new parade and talk to listeners while a drama- { tization from his ring days is produced. | Other sports celebrities will follow him |in subsequent broadcasts. | Fisher has just concluded a series | |of Sports Parade foot ball broadcasts | !in which he commented on the cur- rent gridiron season and introduced prominent coaches as guest speakers. He will continJe as master of cere- monies and contribute a sports resume | to each of the programs. ¥ ki N AIRING for Canada's famous | Dionne Quintuplets is in pros- pect. The Canadian Radio Com- mission chain and the Columbia net- { work in this country plan to carry the broadcast. set for December 20, from | reception room of the hospital | ally constructed for the babies, now in their seventh month of life, and from the office of their physician, Dr. Allen R. Dafoe, in Callander, On- tar: o microphones are to be hung lover the wee beds of Yvonne, Marie, Cecile and Amilie. It is planned to go lon the air just before the babies’ eve- | ning meal. x ok % ok HE shortest day in the year should | contain the shortest program of | | the twelve-month, so the N. B. C. | program makers contend. To carry out that contention, they Sponsors Benefit Fair MRS. PAUL SCHAFFER, Member Russian Colony, sponsoring a benefit to- morrow at the Washington Cludb for St. Nicholas’ Rus- sian Orthodox Chutch. Mrs. Schaffer, author of “How Do You Like This Country?” has charge of the embroideries at the St. Nicholas’ fair. are to present December 22 a four- | minute production that will take a lot more than four minutes to prepare. The four minutes will be just one minute under the time of any other | program put on by the chain. Mnsl‘ of the time of preparation will be taken up with a search for a one- minute drama, a one-minute song, a one-minute waltz and a one-minute poem. Even these will have to be shaved slightly under a minute each to permit time for the necessary an- nouncements. According to the official calendar | compilation the shortest day will be ' December 22. I DUMMY PISTOL FAILS Prisoner Caught in Attempting | Dillinger Stunt. LONGVIEW, Tex, December 14 (#).—The Dillinger wooden gun stunt failed to work here yesterday. Johnny Bowman, sentenced to life imprisonment for robbery, fashioned a dummy pistol of soap and painted it black. The imitation gun looked realistic to Jailer A. M. when Bowman thrust it between the bars of his cell, around the corner of a cell tier. Officers easily disarmed Bowman, CapPITALS RADIO PROGRAMS December 4. (Copytight, 1934) Eastern Standard Ti ime, ~ WRC 950k WMAL 630k | 00 Ma Perkins 15 Morin Sisters 30 Woman's Radio Review 45 00 Chu‘n Wl b’s Orchestra 15 30 Mary Reynolds 45 Lady Next Door 00 Sundown Revue 5:15 Meredith Wilson's Orch. 30 Chasin’ the Blues 5:45 Nursery Rh\mM East Your Betty and Bob |Temple of Song Tea Time Star’s News Flashes Musical Interlude Little Orphan Annie AFTER OOV PROGRAMS, WJSV 14 1001: “WOL 1,310k Columb-a Varieties ‘Music Magic and Dumke, |Poetic Strings Science Service “The Government” Evening Rhythms | Skippy Jack Armstrong Larry Walker Health America's Little House Band Music Dorothy Atkin, songs Sports lew B Sports Review | - Beale Street Boys Sports—Variety Dramatic Sketch | Bob Fauun 's Orch. PAL 5:00 Sports Review—Music 6:15 Jimmy Allen | 5:30 Gingham Club Orch, 5 Billy Batchelor _ 00 News——Music 15 Gene and Glenn :30 | Your Government Eddie Peabody :00 Leo Relsmans orch. 15 “ ©30 Wayne ngs Orch. 15 “ 00 Ben Bcrmes orch. 15 “ :30 Ed Wynn, 45 “ 00 B(ui) Box Theater News 15 = Foste! 30 o 045 00 15 30 45 2:00 Aaronson’ s Orchestra :15 Z 30 Lotus Orchestra il Ferdi Seth {Dixie Arthur Reilly Voice of Romance Will Osborne’s Orch. 'Sign | Evening Album Lowell Thomas |Amos 'n’ Andy Distinctive Dramas Musical Memories Crime Clues Lawrence Tibbett iLawrence Tibbett Curtis Hodges Sky Road Show 'l.anEree Orchestra e {Charlie Davis' Orch. |Club Harry Sosnik's Orch. _oft EVENING PROG}{‘\\Iq nnndos “Orchestra Buck Rogers {Arch McDonald {Raymond Clapper Myrt and Marge |Just Plain Bill Jerry Cooper Boake Carter Abe Lyman Bing Crosby Parker Broadcast o * Harmonies Isham Jones’ Orch. Understanding Music La\'ender and Old Lace Mansfield’s Orchestra Today in Sports Manhatters’ Orchestra Stamp Club Kay Hendricks' Orch. News Spotlite Jan, Jude, Jerry Strickland Gillilan Melody Musketeers Five-Star Final” Paradise Island U. S. N. Symphony - D &8 Py Voo BEP® 331 e “Richelieu™ Caravan e “Better Housing" George Givot Bulletins r Melodies Habana Orch. Joe Haymes' Orch. Henry Busse's Orch. Paul Sabin’s Orchestra Clyde Lurs‘s Orchestra Leon Ni‘&rrfls Orch. Jolly Russians 53 — 2= |Scott Fisher's Orch Leon Friedman's Orch. |Sign Off EARLY PROGRAMS TOMORROW. Elder M 1chnux :00 Sons of Pioneers :15 Anson Weeks' Orch. 0 Jones and Hare | The :45 Romance and Melody | 5 sunshine Family King": Getter-Upper \Sun Dial 's Men by e Musical Clock 8:00 B. . A Rol(es orch. | 8:15 8:30 Cheerio 8:45 Lew Morning Devotions William Meeder |Landt Trio and White “ White, organist Bed D | "9:00 Mail Bag 9:15 Betty Lane | 9:30 ' Mystery Chet 9:45 Caroline Baker |News Bulletins |Breakfast Club Sun Dial Movie Reporter |Woman’s Hour 10:00 Homemakers. 10:15 Clara, Lu and Em 10:30 'Jean Abbey !10:45 Betty Crocker Toda; |Josephine Gibson Florenda Trio News—Radio Kitchen Bill and Ginger | Bright Lights |Radio Interview y’s Children 11:00 Edwin McArthur |11:15 Alice Remsen 11:30 Home Spun ’U S. 11:45 Mario Cozzi. |Honeymooners |Tony ‘Wons Army Band Triangle Club Magic Reclpes Rambles in Rhythm Patterns in Harmony |Cooking Close-ups Washington Housewife Top o' the Morning | Vaughn de Leath Rhythm Melodies |Police Flashes Variety and Value oo ®noe e ey ‘Washboard Blue _|concert Gems. |Bernie Dolan !Morning Parade |U. s. Navy Band M, AFTERNOON PROGRAMS 00 Al and Lee Reise? 15 Honeyboy 30 Merry-Go-Round Merry Madcaps Listening Post Charles Sears Farm and Home Hour Afternoon Rhythms ‘Serennde Jan Savitt's Orch. :00 | Betty Jane :15 D. A. R. Round Table 30 Jules Lando; Ensemble 5 w :00 Two Balcony Seats 15 A5 :30 |Vaughn de Leath. Farm |nd Home Hour |La Paree Orch. ____|words and Music Wnndaring Minstrel Smackout Colette Carlay Serenade. Jack Little's Orch. Voice of Experience vGeorge Hall's Orchestra ‘Louis Rothschild |Eddie Pryor’s Orch. 'ngo Santiago Hollander’s Orch. Hollander's Orch. |shut-in Hour |Bergere’s Orchestra |Ragamuffins French Princess School of the Air |Helen Trent Romances |N. Y. Civic Orchestra “ w :45 |Vic and Sade 00 Ma Perkins 3:15 |Dreams Come True 3:30 Woman’s Radio Review 3:45 | & 4:00 Martha Mear: 4:15 Dr. Joseph Jastrow 4:30 Vocaticnal Guidance 4:45 Piano Duo The Ramblers |Joe White | Jerome Twitchell's Orch. | Betty Unschuld's Piano Club Rochester Civic Orch. |Kate Smith’s Matinee wnmzr Reed Requests Viennese Waltzes |Sports Review "~ Student Federation “Better Housing” ilnsmute of -Music and Bob Sports Review 00 Sundown Revue 5:15 Tom Mix 5:30 Aunt Sue and Polly |Rice Tea Time Evening Star Flashes Evening Rhythms Skippy Brothers |Jack Armstrong “Big Shots” Bob_Fallon's Orchestra | ' MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES. “A Connecticut Yankee,” a musical extravaganza based on Mark Twain’s celebrated story, “A Connectcut Yan- kee in King Arthur’s Court,” will be the Beauty Box Theater preuntationl over WRC at 10. An episode in the life of Cardinal ! Richelicu will be the basis of the [Ammcan Drama Guild’s second pres- | entation over WOL at 9:30. | Operatic_arias, spirituals and Rus- i sian and American folk ballads make | up Lawrence Tibbett’s program on WMAL at 8:30. The selections in cluce “The Heart Bowed Doy “Gwine to Hebben.” “Alone Tcgether” and “Song of th: Mea.” Col. Leonard P. Ayres, vice president of the Cleveland Trust Co., and Ralph Hayes, director of the New York Com- munity Trust, will be the speakers ADVERTISEMENT. TUESDAY DECEMBER 4th during the “You and Your Govern- ment” program on WRC at 7:30. “Community Foundations” will be the topic of discussion. ADVERTISEMENT. NETWORK HEADLINERS "= Exery day.the radio brings you programs that thrill in#®rm and instruct—sponsored by the network adve TIRBETT, LAWRENCE o TIBBETT 'bo st onl tra direct am (reentes TAWRENCE | PAGKARD Ielmpnliun Opera Bari: MOTOR sings but acts dra- CARS d shows a new talent at | Packard Motor ohn B. Kennedy. Orches- | Car Co. by Wilired Pelletier. T DON'T BE TOO LATE WITH YOUR STAR CLASSIFIED AD has a scheduled time to close i has a time to leave the sta- tion. No one can put you on a train after it has left : c one to insert your ad in The Star after the page has been closed. Classified advertisements for The Daily Star are received at the main office day. At the Branch Offices 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- MCcElroy | but the jailer darted | SSa8 hdas §5868 5848 tation of the box number ticket. HELP—MEN AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION Will train 5 men to sell A. A A. member- ships and " complete line of wutomobile insurance: _insurance experience helpful but not necessary: 3-dsy training class starts Wednesday 10 am. Apply between 9 and 10 am. Wednesday, at Mills Bldg., th and Pa. ave. nw COLLECTOR--Must have car: state expe- | rience. give references. Address Box 143- | R Star office. b | COUNTER MAN. white. experienced. oys- s clams. salads and sandwiches. Ad- dress Box 412-R. Star office COUNTERMAN agd short-order cook. energetic. permanent _position Dining Car Hyattsville, Md DRIVERS who can furnish covered trucks for delivery: “give reference experience, Address Box 350-M office. e ELECTRICIAN: ANTED —Steady reference _required. car essential Electric Co. 1004 11th st. nw ELECTRICIANS —Must be able bond. a ood jobbing man shooter: no triflers. Apply ave. Bethesda. Md. Apply No phone calls EER experienced in dry-clea: undry plant: must have r Premier Cleaners and Dyers (rear FARM BOY. white. a salary, till" Januar qualifications ediately, Add:ess office FLOOR WALKER: _dixt between ‘5 and T3 F st onw LAUNDRY DRIVERS enced need apply. Star office. MAGAZINE ADVERTISIN exp. commission. 115-R "Star offi = e MAN-Must have sales ability. furnish ) bond: car required: salary and com- mission. Apply between 10 a.m.and - pm. | 201 Commercial National Bank Building MAN to care for furnace eturn for use of basement room. 111 more st MEAT CUTTER. experienced for perma- nent position: good salary. State experi- ence Address Box Star office. MEAT CUTTERS. @ rences as_to honesty anc ability.” 1528 17th st. n.w MBAT CUTTER who can cut, display and | sell Right spot for right man. Ad- dress Box %0-R. Star office 4 MEN-—Experienced magazine or house-to- house men: special new premium offer Sell old and new subscribers. renewa { liberal commissions. Can also use man with Tuesday. 4 to 6 Wednesd: 9 to Mr. Conani. 13 Mather Blde MEN WITH CARS wanted to supply famous Zanol products to consumers in established territory; routes pay up to $24 50 week start_Apply Wednesday. 9 B New York ave nw | MEN. sell fire insurance on weekiv meots, | Apply to D W. Mclntire . Columbian Building, 416 bth st neat Federal to f and around room_bo heip drive references Wanted Box 414-R. Star guished Iy those experi Address Box 240-R. OLICITOR Address Box Day- Room nw.| . round wor steady. am. only. PHARMACTST, registered: permanent posi- tion. ¥ood- wages chance for advancement State age. experience and references. Ad- dress Box 41:-R. Star office. ROUTEMAN-SALESMAN—We have an opening for & man who is- willing to work hard 8 hours a day on an estab- ished route. Salary and commission basis. If vou have confidence in yourself and can sell ‘ household service. write us your ex- | perience. ~State age. past emplozers. aver- age earnings and 3 character references. Address Box 406-R. Star office SALESMAN. who has sold bix counts in city. Tell all abou Address Box :97-R. Star office SALESMAN — National organi%ation re- quires man familiar with duplicating ma- es and systems: DOSItion Dermanent alary and commission. Address Box (K. Star_office SALESMEN—A national weekly publication has opening for several experienced men kood commission. plus bonus. Apply 8:30 to 10 am. 04 Barrister Bldg. 6 SALESMEN to sell Gener: Electric home upvn‘mcu including refrigerators, ranges. washing machines, ironers and vacuum cleaners. A balanced Job. pro- viding opportunity for a balanced income throughout the year. Men Who have been specializing 1e sale of one or two appliances seasonal in character will do well to investigate this opportunity. Apply o Mr. Young. Ist floor. 1328 New York ave. 0 wW. tomorrow morning at_9:30. R SALESMEN—If you are satisfied with " 1,¢ profit on 35c retail household neces- sity. Bordman. Rm. 401 Cairo Hotel. 5* LESMEN. high class. with references S17.50-%125 daily po Room 516, 1319 F st SHOE SALESMEN: must Shoe dept.. the Goldenberg Co. K sts. nw STENOGRAPHER-—Young man. competent at shorthana d typing. for railroad office v. 20 per month. Address | Box YOUNG MAN. experienced. for auto laun- dry. " Aoply Brenner's Auto Launds M st. YOUNG MEN —Can use > at once on local circulation campaign. Can earn SIN per week to start. See Mr. Farley, 410 Inter- ational Building. 1319 P st n.®. prefer men who are neat Apply 1341 H st. ne, 8 to drug_ac- yourself. “be experienced. issue, and for The Sunday Star up to 5:30 p.m., Satur- | perienced | Chevy Chase | auired | willing | COOK. butler, . | FLORIST - ith and | LEMBER 4, 1934, Each page of The Star just as each railroad train So it is not me- hanically possible for any he station. up to 11 p.m. day before one hour earlier. HELP—WOMEN. Lo (Conttnued) STENOGRAPHER wide awake. pearance. for permanent position Mr. Waters. 818 F st. n.w. after 10 a.m WAITRESS. part time. 11:: 3 rienced Apply #:30 a.m.. WAITRESS, colored. Apply n.w WOMAN. represent well-known. high-class products. popular prices. all or par Addre:s Box 394-R. Star office YOUNG LADY for general office work on telephone. Dime Messenger Se 921 11th st n.w YOUNG WOMEN. four more. to dem take orders during istmas (not peddling ikk large com ence 6 E st n.w T and campaign salary and CANDY PACKERS AXND CHOCOLATE DIPPERS, ex-, perienced only. | Apply Arlington Candy Co, 18 O st. ne HELP—DOMESTIC. CHAMBERMAID-WAITRI references Md Wisconsin i COOK and general b experienced: city T S 'Week. Phone A ERAL HOUSEWORKE Sundays: good references Crittenden st. n % GIRL. white gen two childr Sundays off GIRL. colored. week. bas st onw useworker rence: $7 week, 1608 Te- 1 housewor week Le Atlantic care colored eral housework cook. it ence: stay nights. Call r o630 OMAN. white_ ove cook and housekeepe: wo! couple: stay and experienced. Add office EMPLOYMENT AGENCI DOMESTIC DOMESTIC AGENCY. Dec shes coc TENDER. old and club experience 5pm TER WANT WORK _expe any kind Morris. 11 Silver Spring CHAUFFEUR. experienced wishes Dosition immediat can drive any car and make to travel and stay sired. wiil furnish ref 0417 nights 1f Korez ho Addr ho small family " or years' ¢xperience INi-R. Star office COOK. coiored. wishes £00d reference. n, gentleman's reference. ¥y place as_chef Phone Metropg - Elderly ®ood referen dress Box 1 youn jobs in a home. You West " costume apes. o : shop expe! ul(r'a ons table machine. Phone Adams ;414 DRESSMAKING remodeling clothes repaired. relined White wo Satisfaction assured. Mrs. Ada Jarn 1310 L now ELEVATOR OPERATOR. uff of “any kind: colored girl. | Adams 1820 INFANT'S NURSE. full charge sible; German. English, French: | Call Lincoln 5785. | MANAGER. apt. or bo enced, efficient. capab excellent reference | Star office PRACTICAL NURSE. desires el- derly patient: exp. in all nervous cases doctor s and patients’ refs. Phone Atlantic vor- ren’s nan respon- Teference rding house. experi- of filling vacancies Address Box 416-R. refined. ncumbered. capable. executive Dostion part-time work for room d “Boara: res family. References Address Box 341-R. Star office . WOMAN. white. gooc. reliable. wa | in house’ or practical nursing. in or town. handy_ with needle. ~Address Box | | 405-R. Star office. P BELP ANDP SITUATIONS. LIFE’S DARKEST MOMENT. it FIF| IN HER BED — —By WEBSTER FINDS A WRINKL\E. = 2 SITUATIONS—MEN AND WOMEN. | CHAUFFEUR AND can do work of any Rk MAID 435 MAN AND WIFF colored k in pr d house references <00k exp SITU A‘l‘l()\—l)()\l CHAMBERM general Ph referer housewor ne Linco Decatur 0540-J. es after 6 pm.. Linco GIRL ble. colored weck or b indry LADY Keepe: work guarantee and deliver. s housework ict 136 olored. wants private fam- | 0415-W. ble. good plain vy nights. _Ad- work. cook_ 1! ily. 1612 Ch WOMAN. wh cook: best of cres< Box 11 INSTRUCTIO! AUTO LESSONS for permit: and cluteh control: cars Oid Reliable” Foster (white), Decatur ne. h king Call 1809 easy rnished. Met. DIESEL —engineering is the big opportunity of today. There of Diesel opar Diesel eneinee for home_s! Address Bo: BE A SECRETARY ar Private Secretarial a for those desiring the bette; Grege or Bovd Shorth: Calculating Machines. months For particulars of released merican School earn more money Finishing courses 1t | VERSITY, 13 5 MEN Must have neat appear- through ready for 5. 1543 —age 25 to 40. ance; for advertising campaign local department store. _Apply work. 9:15 a.m. only. Room H st. s n. over 25. for permanent postions “")f‘t national food concern. Routemen, assistanis and store- lflni;\\m:{me;\l Dl?;l'lo;:lm:' ons acceples ‘ednesday Conn. Unusual Opportunity. A at men esperienced meeting public Will ‘Teceive steads Work witan 10 Gavs. Pay weekiy. Car helpful bhone. _ Appts. only. Address Box | Star_office. MIDDLE-AGED ME N Need several having neat appearance. Pleasant work with future. Good pay. Mer., 10 to 2. 3308 14th n.w.. Rm. reference _ave. WANTED—SALESMEN. PP1 N —] i — shing A LIANCES K oo, part Sutside. roll Supply Cg. 717 h st. n. HELP—WOMEN. BEAUTY OPERATOR. txpenenced Snger and permanent waver. Room 336, 0 F st. n.w. - UTY OPERATORS. 2. experience A st be. avick. Thomas Beauty Shop 1200 G st. n.w. = Y OPERATOR. all-around; must Pfiiflfncga Apply, Earle Beauty Salon, 521 th st. n.w.. 2nd f oor‘i GIRL ed. between ages of 18 and 25, oy s:x:‘z‘:knoxle?n 81, 2001, room: part: PRy 5 S and 11 am. 132 Florida ave. :e -Id 101 ast middle age, by Wi ';‘.?.‘is"é.‘fi"ff B SN o Mr. Th MAmcmus'r—Awly ly Wardman Park Hotel Barber Shop. NI E STUDENT, hospital _trainin ma- Car- with previous for instifutional worki boart pply superin- oent. CPinenurst Samitarium. ~Queens Chapel rd. opposite Mt. Rainier High School. between 10 and 12 OPERATOR. exp lass beauty shop.’ hite fications and~ salary expected. Box 261-K. Star office. \LESWOMEN. high_ g?" 50825 daily possible. Address With referen See Mr. lelflr OMEN: must be experi- enced Bhoe dep( the Goldenberg Co.. 7th and K sts. n.w. STENOGRAPHER secretary State age. tional background and speed raphy; references required. start, $18. Address Box 303 s to_act _as assistant to experience, educa- in’ stenog- Salary. R, Star office. 'Y between H and Eve. ! | Bainting mlsfl' est. Ci Household Repairs and Service It will pay you to consult these reliable firms specializing in their respective lines of business. | BEDDING MATTRESSES. box springs and pillows reno.: best prices and promnt del | Wash. Mattress Co.. 319 L st. 5.w. NA. 6 CAMERA REPAIRING FULLER & d'ALBERT. INC.. 815 10th St. NW__ Phone National 4712 CARPENTER—Flooring. shelving. weather stripping: porches repaired, inclosed. Brin- ing. 1359 Taylor st. n.w. Adams 1624. CARPENTER—Prompt. reliable. reasonable. Genl. repairs. porches. steps. fences. tions. shelve abinets. Douglas. Met. 155. CARPENTER. BUILDER—AI! kinds of im- Provements ' brick, cement. . Dlastering Bhone West or T UPHO! CHAIR CANEING {iFoLst=r rocken spllnled CLAY ARMSTRONG. 1 0th n.w._ME. 062 ELECT RIC WIRING m’": pairs; f-r. house fixtures & base plugs £33 Regal Eiec. Co. 819 Upshur nw_CO_: FLOOR WORK. expert: old floors made like new: pric as.: work guaranteed W. Deaton. 4227 8th n.w. Phone_ Col 7.1.6' SANDED_ refinished Low FLOORS S oonial Decorating Paint Co.. Col. 5158-W or Alex 2082. K¢ HALF Quality he Repalir, __SOLE 49¢ S e HATS CLEANED AND BLOCKED Call Met. 6024. BRODT. IN h. 733 14t) B STEM OR Rxnms—c.sh or terms. Guaranteed ~work. M. Mandley & Co.._Atlantic 3628 PAINTING and paperhanging. at lowest price by Teliable mechanic. work guaranteed. Call Columbia 9783 PAINTING and paperhangin: Fusranteed: ' rock-bottom price Quality. 508 Kenyon st. PAINTING, papering rooms. S$4. paper incl: white _mechanics ~ (qu clean): terms. Jack Sparkes. Dec. 44: PAINTING. the best of Fl(nt floors fin- ished: reasonable prices for roof painting and patchips: reliable. Atlantic 2 7 J i fi-rm. house. PAINTING m;.xm“(golgr‘illl Decomml Paint Co.. Col. 5158-W or Alex. PAPERING _painting |llve 4 HEATING | _Best work Al room 55. responsible | PAPERHANGING. uality — asst Col. 0396. PAINTING AND PAPERHANCING—T use high-grade materials and firsi-class work manship. tion of prices. Call any time, Columbia 5 Ga. ave nW. o1 write PAPERING AND PAINTING. furnish paper and hang. $4 w Burns. Columbia 1108 Special prices Free esti- PAPERING and paintinz— this month. "Do_m wol mate.District E_Edwards. _ 4° PAPERHANGING done at once. $4_room and up. including paper; work guaranteed: ref. if desired. Phone Georgia 004 PAPERING—3 RMS and up: quick service w Eall any dme. Neat papers FAPERING. PAINTING—Rooms | $5 up: prompt. reliable work. Call Bookout. Dist. PAPEKING AND PAINTING—Rooms dry scraped and papered. $6. paper included White mechanics. Phone Lincoln 6018, 4% AP ROOMS, $4 up: prompt PAPERING service: also paint Roy White. 1 Gales st Atl._46. PAPERHANGING. painting. Better work and less money. $5 up. Modern. Latest samples. Work guaranteed in writing. Speigel. Georgia 5K11. PAPERHANGING—Rooms only. Work guaranteed. J. Jones 6th st. n.w. Phone Potomac i° PAPERHANGING _AND _ PAINTING—? years' experience: better workmanship and better materials: most reasonable prices. Marcus D. Miller, 616 L Phone Metropolitan 53 R ne st. s.W. tering ting. pl call rock-bottom prices. Cash or credit. Baitz. 430 Kenyon st.. Columbia_1889. PAPERHANGING—Rooms papered. $5 and up; estimates fur.: work cuaranteed. A T George_506 Oneida pl. n.w__ GE. 9468 PLAYTERING REPAIRED _stucco Tesur- faced. cement. chimneys. leaky basement damp wails. leaky roofs; reas.: guar. Mi nick._Atlantic 1378-J. P, PLUMBING. heating: all makes furnaces. | stoves revaired: established 1 R. E Dove. 1008 G st. nee. Lincoln 1064, 4+ WEATHER STRIPPING _shades ~screcns and repairing: free estimates. RButler & Son 1351 Good Hope rd. Lincoln 101 quality. Prompt service. Kleeblatt's. 1100 H ne. Lincoln 0879. LY INSTRUCTION COURSES. _ Continued.) SPECIAL evening co NUNCIATION, an won D strict 4615 afte OPERATOR aiso Abply i ‘Bond' Bids I'URE— AUTY CUI COURSE, schools B x and wal lessons BE! SPECIAL \‘AI\H}'IE HONOUR SCHOOL ashingto; RIS 14 CARD Pl \l H MACHINE. ERAL CLERICA Civil Ser atory School. 5 nw SPECIAL COURSES. CALCULATING MA( 11]\‘ SPECIAL_COURSE (‘(r,\]l'l(v,\lrlvll,l\v BURROLU WILL OWNER OF = - LE CONVER ible_coupe be; U- was towed Jan 10" days PHYSICIAN rmmcnzu BY for a MY life- b ing: day dut Shepherd 3560 AS SPECIAL—A NEW GUITAR_ANL essons by professi MUSIC_SHOP MOTOR TR:\\'EL DRIVING TO PHOENIX. NEW sedan. wa: some one to help drive: refe:- ences’ Address Box 101-R. Star office PRIVATE PARTY DRIVING WEST THU REL] ABLE _ 2 BL s DODGE INFORMATION —1LO S ‘or Canadi ninal (Annan Phone Dist enable you bringing a_pi *Bordman. Roor 1 RESTAURANT pletely with ‘:/O“l;:l;}r LITTLE APT CEEE of CONN AVE oniy ~ S1:1.000), month carr; FOR SALE—Because rooms at Star office GROCERY. MEATS, cash busines reason terms. Address Box 431 . | BARTY WITH CASH to ship and complete r | Baltimore Pike | Md. For part; evenings. Colun B“EALlTY] PARLOR completely equi | Address Box 441 R, | NEAR A NEW C opening in Jany a resta quipped: for sale or rent reas dress Box 41S-R. Star office. GASOLINE accessories: larze | Standarc: estab business: lor 2500, Address Box 400-R | DRUG STORE. suburbs: S5 daily: [ Fent. "eood_lease: 000" cash. batan m: s 30 fErmE oo Soldsmith. €30 14t hniw. Phy GROCERY. $200 Phone Columbia 13 ROOMS. niture pplicant o1 Address Box D eau S 00 week c lease | residential sec low rent: price, S0, BUILDING weekly. Re; 1645-] 3 BATHS: rent _ 200d income: near Capit P. F. CARLEY. 1108 L, N W. DINERS AND LOCATIONS SEVERAL_GOOD SITES AVAILABLE. WRITE FOR_ 164 CATA' OG. JERRY O'MAHONY_INC 70 WEST GRAND ST. ELIARETH. N J o ROOMS 2 BATHS: rent, Park rd and 17th: real bareain F. CARLEY. 1108 L NW, *® ROOMING HOUSE X 1 h-wh. elec.: cen: Roominz” he well _furpished. filled: $450—Rnoming house. 9 rooms =ood E. Can_ st location- t For rent—Sandwich. fountain and beer surrounded by buildings equipned for $55 monthly DELICATESSEN. beer and 1 _rm.- rent. SIS will sacrifice: a bargain )—Delicate: fountain and beer: ransient street. A real bargain $500—Sandwich. on-sale beer ness ‘and 4 rooms# rent. $10 50 weekly average. A bargain R M. CURTIS NATIONAL 074 410 Bond Bldg.. 14th and N. Y. Ave. NW. LIST YOUR BUSINESS all 1i ar'm'\ guAr: ne lting charges v C) \T‘I l' Y, 1108 L N.W * | | HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES GET OUR PRICES on_all repairs fo vour | home. Carpenterine. painting. etc. ~Ace Construction Co.. Metropolitan K731, 4+ COMPLETE HOME IMPROVEMENTS Lowest’ prices on papering _painting. plumbing _ heating 2 roofing and wiring No cash_necessar Hrsh_mymrnt in_January 1935 HE HOME DECORATORS CORP.. _1009 9th St. NW __Metronolitan 0854 _ NO CASH NEEDED. TERMS UP. TO 3 YEARS_PAY AS LOW AS $5 MONTHLY NEXT FFB HEATING— PLUMBING—ROOFING PAINTING —PAPERING—PLASTERING CARPENTRY—_PORCHES —WIRING. ETC. Estimates Free—Work Guaranteed ROYAL CONTRACTIXG CO., Graduate Engineers. 907 15th St National R0 Night. Adams &5 "IMPROVE YOUR HO\II, NOW. Under the new Federal housing plan we are able and caable to advise and fnance any job for you. YOu may pay in monthl | Dayments of % for evers S100 of WOIK. | PAPERHANGING, Painting. will <cr‘apr and loose pz“"r (d+=v. point done b d, S, \1" MILLER, Georgia Ave COLUA\IBIA 6281. A g00d fur- . | $150 s 5 10th nicely furnished As. rates. olastering LW, room No. 1 b sua-ant 5%