Evening Star Newspaper, July 31, 1935, Page 42

C—4 % HELP By Iazz An Exciting, Ultra- . AXND SITUATIONS BAND {8} Modern Love Story. By Wyatt Rundell. INSTALLMENT XXVIL HE face was half hidden by a | drooping hat brim, but r,h” figure, her carriage as she | danced, her every moment, | were hauntingly familiar. His eyes| glued themselves to the graceful, ‘ peach-frocked form, dancing so effort- | Jessly within the arm of a tall. rather heavily built man. They circled past before the orchestra, and the trem- | bling Paul saw Lhnt he had been mis- | taken. Furious once more at his eagerness, he sought to dismiss the surge within | him as one of relief, but failed miser- ably. It was disappointment—disap- pointment that the girl had not been Ina. He wanted to see her. Just to see her— | During the intermission after the broadcasting period he hunted fort Ray. and found him asleep in the | check room. Below, on one of the quiet room floors, he put the slum- | bering tot to bed and a half dollar | in the palm of a maid assured an attentive ear to possible sounds of distress in the night air. He returned to the roof. The crowd, now augmented by laughing supper parties, had become somewhat noisy. | They were plainly there to enjoy | themselves—eager for the music to| resume. They mingled from table to table. The band returned in hilarious mood, thanks to a nip or two in the smoking room; Bunton having disap- peared, Paul took over the stand.| They played superbly ballads in slow, ailky tempo, deftly arranged to alter- nate the rich harmony of saxophones | with the thin sweetness of muted brass. bringing them together eventu- ally in a flood of triumphant melody. | Steaming numbers in the heavy, ruth- | less rhythm that captures dancing feet and carries them along, despite distraught muscles that plead a truce. | Well-timed reversion to soothing waltz- | es that seemed to detach the roof garden from its earthly ties of steel and stone and suspend it in star-! pierced space to the vibrant lament of crying violins. Interspersed were bits of merri- ment when the press of dancers, around the orchestra stand, stood in their tracks, their bodies swaying in unison, eyes upon the white-clad men who cavorted for their amusement. Puny, a painful-stretched pink bras- siere around his bulky torso and a strand of five-and-ten pearls banding his forehead, sang “torch” songs in a throbbing falsetto with many im- | passioned poses. The entire bund; twanged ukuleles in a sprightly bit where Whitey agitated a skirt of grass over imaginary Waikikian sands. The | *glee club” filed to the front and warbled lustily. And the crowd voiced its approval with the gusto of those who, seeking diversion, find it before | them. Paul stood in front of the band, the music blaring in his ears. the slowly moving crush on the floor pass- ing like a giant eddy, insistent. clam- orous, lapping at his feet. He had a feeling of conspicuousness—of eyes upon him—blue eyes, long-lashed, that he feared—yet hoped to meet in the passing swirl of upturned faces. | His threading glance was thorough, | but hastily surreptitious and fil\ka\s‘ unavailing. She was not there. She had not come. A rush of disappoint- ment that would no longer be denied swept aside the flimsy rampart of in- difference that he had so laboriously constructed. Tomorrow night perhaps, he told himself. He found that reflection upon this Ppossibility cheered him even after the | loss of nine dollars fn a session of dice, held in the chambers of Jencks ! and Davidson, after the roof garden had closed. Bl The week passed, each night a repetition of the first. Paul's now con- fessed thirst for a glimsp of the girl who had been his wife, became an obsession. a taunting wraith that fled before him and whispered of some- thing unattainable; of privilege for- feited. In the hotel, on the streets, everywhere he went, he watched faces until his eyeballs ached and every #hining gold-touched head became a mockery. The rapidly appronchlng‘ date of their departure from Dnllu; filled him with dismay that grew to an unreasoning terror and clutched his heart with an icy hand. Only pride and a deep-rooted sense of a world lost kept his hand from | the telephone. In the privacy of his room, he found a somewhat maniacal |, Pl joy in thumbing the phone directory to the right page—but further than | that he could not go. Saturday night was their last in | Dallas. On Saturday afternoon Paul, | slumped in a huge chair in the lobby, | listlessly reviewed the ball scores ssi quoted by the News. Turning the‘ paper, a name caught his eyes and he | drew himself up abruptly in the mt.| His eyes devoured the item, an nn-’ nouncement of a garden party, given that evening by Mrs. A. B. Haynes | for her daughter Carol. who, having won distinction in her chosen profes- sion, fashion design, had resigned her responsible position in Kansas City, and would leave soon to open a shop | of her own in Los Angeles. Miss| Hayes, he read. was a Dallas girl, a graduate of Southern Methodist Uni- | versity, and had pursued her studies | at Chicago University, etc.. the usual ballyhoo of the local girl who makes | good. Paul rose from the chair and hur- ried toward the elevators, carrying the | newspaper in his hand. His “eyes gleamed strangely. and the elevator girl, usually a chatty soul. was startled | into an almost wordless ascent to the\ eighth floor. In his room, he sat upon the bed and again scanned the announcement | in the wrinkled paper. Then he| reached for the phone book and with | many verifying glances to insure ab- | solute accuracy, copied the address of Mrs. A. B. Haynes. This done, he lit a cigarette and lay back on the bed, and appeared to concentrate on a &pot on the ceiling. His eyes. though &till bright from inspiration. held the ruminative quality of one who, having evolved a plan of action, now probes it for possible flaws. At regular in- tervals, he extended the hand that held the cigarette over the edge of the bed and tipped showers of smold- ering ash to the carpet beneath. The’ shouting return of Ray from an afternoon at the movies with Puny and retinue, 30 minutes later, dis- turbed meditation that had become most profound. The Bunton’s played a dinner pro- gram from 6 to 8. At its conclusion, Paul hurriedly changéd clothes, rushed downstairs and commandeered a taxi. Twenty minutes later he was walking slowly along the sidewalk of an outlaying residential street, trying to look as if he belonged there despite ! ‘smppmg before a brick wall, | quartet tables, lawn, others shuffied cards with the | | him like & glove. | pening, the breathless acceleration of his | heart action. Directly across the street, from the rear lawn of an imposing mansarded dwelling, the roseate glow of Japanese lanterns tinted the growing darkness. Under them, distant figures moved, faint sounds of gayety floated to the silent | street. ‘The observer walked to the end of | 5 the block, crossed and returned past the house. Directly in front, he paused ‘ and in the shadow of the line of auto- mobiles parked there, strained his eyes toward the kaleidoscopic scene in the | garden at the end of the long side lawn. He concentrated on the spec- trum of colorful party frocks beneath the lights, but the distinguishing of faces, at that distance was impossible. | “No good,” he muttered. “Have t'get closer. He sauntered around the corner of | the block and, finding the mouth of the alleyway, entered it and started back toward the house. He proceeded wearily, guided by an occasional glimpse of the bobbing lanterns | through the trees of neighboring yards. he took his bearings, then pulled himself up the rough surface and dropped inside. He found himself separated from his objective only by a profusion of lilac bushes that formed a tall hedge between the two lots. The animated garden burst upon him at such start- lingly close range that he was, for a moment, fearful of discovery and crouched in the bushes like a fugitive. However, gaining confidence, he parted the mass of foliage and peered cau- | tiously through. He saw Carol—Ina's mother—Ina. She was sitting on & bench backed by a rose trellis that formed the boun- | dary of the garden, one of the viva- ciously chatting group of young peo- | at several rows of | Before them, set upon ple. the velvetry intentness of the bridge enthusiast. These, however, were lost upon Paul. He had eves for only one of the com- pany, and he gazed as if he never stop. all else forgotten. i She was in soft white, the gold of her hair rich under the reflected lights The appealing grace of her slim body as she leaned forward, the smooth out- line of her cheek, the clear blue of her eves as she turned them upon the speaker in the conversation about her, | all smote the watcher in the bushes | with & poignancy that eclipsed all his memories of her. Her utter loveliness, the dimple in her cheek as she smiled, the spell of her nearness. gripped him, caught his breath, redoubled the long- ing, the loneliness of the months past. | And now—it would be torture clutched wildly at a vague notion that there might be some way—— A dark. broad-shouldered voung man joined the group at the rose trellis. was tall. immaculate, handsome as a creen idol. an air of distinction fitting He bent over Ina and his proprietary manner made the crouching Paul clench his teeth. He caught the girl's hands and pulled her from the bench—she disarranged his tie in retaliation; they laughed into each other’s eyes while the attending | circle beamed approvingly. fore Paul could realize that it was hap- they were walking away—to- ward the house, where three or four couples were dancing on the roomy | side veranda to the strains of a radio that filtered from somewhere within. As he strained after them he saw Ina’s smile as she yielded herself to the tall young man's arms; their heads as they moved over the floor, perfectly matched: their plusure at their moment together. Paul became aware that he was Star “Want Ad” Branch Offices NORTHWEST. East of Fourteenth St, 1st and K sts —Duncan s Pharmacy. 1st st ana Fla_ ave —Reiskin's Pharmacy 215 New York ave. —Sanitary Pharmacy Cap. and R. I. ave.—Parker's P} 7th and K st —Gomenbnn (time clerk’ 7th and O sts.~Lincoln Drug Co. ‘n:“.-cc. and R. I ave.—Simpson's Pha 9th and U sts —Hunton's Pharmacy. 11th and M -ts.—Forster's Pharmacy. llth.al and Park rd.—Armsirong’s Phar. macy rteenth St. and West of Fourteenth St. 1135 14th st.—Marty's Cigar Store. 14th and P ats.—Dav's Drig Siore, 15th and U sis.—Portier Pharmacy. 2912 14th st.—Bryan Stationery. 14to ind Monroe sts.—Bronaugh's Drug Store 14th and Buchanan sts.—Hohberger's Pharmacy. ®harmae: 1900 K st —Parcaey' i \ 21st and G sts.—Quigley's Pharmacy. 25tb st and Pa. ave.—Columbia Drug Store. 17th and Q sts.—Kenner's Drug Store. 1905 Ma. ipont_Pharmaey. 18th st and Fia. ave.—Bernstein's Drug ore 823 Columbia rd.—Billy S8hop. 3350 Soume Betane st.—Mount Pleasant Cigar Store 2162 California st.—Colodny Bros. Phar- macy. Petworth, Ga ave and Upshur st.—Petworth Phar- macy. 221 Upshur st.—Monck's Pharmacy. Brizhtwood. Ga ave and Kenaedy Kennedy Pharmacy. 8915 Ga ave —Brightwood Pharmacy 7806 Alaska ave.—Alaska Ave. Pharmacy. 3rd and Kennedy s Pharmacy. 6224 3rd st.—Manor Park Pharmacy. Takoma Park. ~—Mattingly Bros.’ Pharmacy. Connecticut Ave. Yardman Park—Wardman Park Pharmacy. 3335 Conn. ave.—The Greeting Card Sh 8017 Conn' ave —Higger s Pharmacy """ Wisconsin Ave. 1834 Wisconsin ave.—Burleith Ph: . 2448 Wisconsin arson's Pharmacy. Wiscensin and Mass. aves.—Alban Towers Pharmacy. 4231 Wisconsin uve.—Morgan Bros. Georgetown. O sts.—Sugar's Drug Store, P sis.“Morean Bros. - SOUTHWEST. 10th st. and Va. ave.—Herbert's Pharmacy. 4th and L sts.—Columbia Pharmacy. NORTHEAST. Nogth Capitol and I sts.—Kenealy's Drug 208 Mass_ave. —Cupital Towers Pharmacy. 4tb and H sts.—Home Drug Co. 906 H st.—Darling 3hop. 7th st. and Md. ave.—Bradle: 3 nh and East Capitol sts. fh’a‘kn“gnl:l!- St ‘ana East Capitol sts—East Oavitol - '.—lél::=:’!l"lnrhlmlci. U W Rignt's Drue stors,nmRc: Brookland. 8500 12th st.—Brookland Pharmacy, Woodridge. 20th st and R. L ave.—Collins' Pharmacy. Baltimore Pike, Baltimor- Pike. 2537 Bladensburg rd.—Dox Phatmacv. Deanwoed. 5151 Grant st.—Strand Pharmacy. Chesaveake Junction. Chesapeake Junction— Wight's Pharmacy. SOUTHEAST. 241 Va. ave. -e-—lchnemer Stn and . sts.—Ste; 1ith st 131 Pl 359 Cedar st.. ot an n £"4ia East Caitol sta.—Lincoln Park Anacostia. 2204 Mino. ave.—Sloan's Drus Store. could | He | Then, be- | the intimacy of | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON breathing in sharp, convulsive gasps —that his muscles were flexed as if for a spring; that the slender thread of hope was gone, irretrievably; that, through it all, there was a crushing sensation of loss, blinding, unbearable. The impassiveness with which he had tried to fortify himself failed him compkmy. and the onslaught of driv- ing jealousy shook him like an ague. (To Be Continued.) Lost and Found Adver‘isements may be found on page A-J. HELP—MEN. AUTO MECHANIC—Operate small shop on commission basis. must be fairly experi- enced and have tools. _Apply 924 H st. n.e. AUTOMOBILE ~SALESMEN—Salary and commission. new car furnished. The in- creasing demand of this modern-buiit car. selling below $1.000. necessitates addition- al sulesmen. Reul opportunity for cabable men willing to work. Only those with ex- perience need upply. Address Box 11-T. tar_ofmice BODY AND FENDER MAN mobile Paint spray man. CLASS need apply. Address Box Star_ofice, BUS BOY. colored: hours Cornwell’s,_ 1324 G _st. COOK. colored. clean. agreesble first cluss. 10 supervise and Lrain 3 assistunts. prepare satisfactory meals for uboul 300 people. | uble to estimate quantities. maintain ec nomical and clean kilchen and pant Write in longhand. give employment and | salary for last 10 years with full refer- ences. _Address Box :508-T, Star office FLOOR LAYERS. sanding machine men and edge men Good wages to kood work- ers. L. T. Folk. _Phone Cleveland 0528 GARAGE MAN. white, to wash cars. X finis: steady Job; kive age. last place em- | plovment. salary expected. Address Box 493-T Siar office. HOTEL NIGHT CLERK. Washingtonian preferred; must be experienced and under- stand P. B. X board and transcript. Permanent position for right man. Answer in own handwriting wivink full details _age snd reference. Address Box office_ MAN. white. under 35._to act as attendunt to invalid: lemporary work. ood reference required: ¥ day, rm. and bd. APply rear. 1808 Kenyon st n.w.. between 6:30 and 40 _pon. MAN WANTED to work on dairy farm: must be good with stock and extra fne milker: must not use alcohol. Mrs. Bertix M. Lohr, Vieans. Va.” Plione Vienus _also _suto- Only FIRST 326-T, Aply used-car_dept . Anacostiu_Motor Co.. 15125 Good Hope rd, NIGHT MAN in downtown hotel must be sober. industrious. Sulary. §50 per month. | State’ qualifications wnd references. Ad- dress Box 44-T._Star oftice PHOTO COUPON SALESMEN expericnced. | | Somethine entirely new: worth nvestita- tion. National Studio. 993 P st. nw. | PLLSTERERS, %7 per day. Apply Mr Auderson. 1570 Harvard st. u.w., after 6 PLUMBER APPRENTICES —Apply 1612 W st se. between 530 and & pm | PRESSER. for tatlor shop, bring references. 212N Florids ave, n.w SALESMAN to sell medical book_in South Carolina, Can ewrn “up to ' 300 " per mon ransoortation furnished. 1011 Internationsl Bidg o AP SALESMEN—Three for work. Apbly Mr_ Kavanagh after 11 » m . Monareh Radiv_Co.. 1518 G_st._n.w. SALESMEN -We are about to announce a new oil burner which coupled with out | present stock. will give us the most comi- | plete line on the mar Three experi- enced salesmen wanted immediately Good wioney for the right man. See Mr. Gritzan | 4th ‘fogr York ave. between 9 and 1030 &.m. tomorrow. SPECIAL money arrangement and commis- sion for ersonal producer: old line life iu- surance. Add:ess Box Star_ofice WATCHMAKER experienced: references ieauired. “Apply G. C. Murphy Co. 1414 YOUNG MAN who has hud experience on cvlinder press: must be sble to feed and make ready. Write fully_with references. Address Box 10-T Star office YOUNG MAN to solicit_building _trade: | have cur and be familiar with all ns of ifie city. Address Box 34:-T. | office : MEN (%) to take pictures out goors. " Opportuniiy. Koom iuii. Disiric National Bunk Blde YOUNG MEN if you ure out of work see Murray. he can place you in & perma- | nent position where you ean earn $:0 per | “m to stait. Apoly 4 t0 6 Roouw 410 1218 F st nw s e \ CHEF, ARTHUR ARACUK, | Please call ‘Mrs Yonan, Potomac 548, recarding a position REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. Experienced. successful. to sell new homes wanted by builder Must be liv re :tlrudx:u‘.‘tr Apply M. C. Shapire. 1470 K SHOE SALESMAN. A good position for a young man of integrity who is defi- nitely interested in selling shoes. State age and ex- perience. Address Box 33-V, Star office. MECHANICS reliable special _outside | | | IIFLP—‘VIIEV AND Wi OME\' | COUPLE. white. for country inn. woman 10 cook. man to help and drive car: SH0 month: ‘references required. ~ Write experi- ences fuily. Address Box “0-V. Star office. | | HELP—WOMEN, | BEAUTY OPFRATOR. experienced finger waver: must be quick wnd neat. M1 1ith | st n.w FINGER_WAVER _experienced Beauty Shop. Wilson boulevard. Clarendon. Va._ Phone Clarendon 82X, 31° FOOD CHECKERS. experienced. to opel Burroughs ~ machine. alternate day night_work: knowledze of typing. = S ake. waxes expected. Address Box ° Star office. | GIRLS 18-25 " Apply Fox | for curb rvice. Must be neat. Apply Hot Shoppe. 510 Georgia ave. | LADY tactful. refined learn special work: 1100 year and bonus: promotion. Aply | 1-4 p.m.. Educators’ Assn.. 1406 G st. n.w. LADIES—Christmas _ cards. Big__profits | | selling season’s outstanding -folder. %1 assortment. Fast money-maker. X other | | boxes. Bonus. 'Reauest samples. Doehla, | | Pitchbure 55, Mass. SALESLADIES experienced permanent position. Must be capable and industrious. Don't apply unless you meet requirements. | Applestein Stores. 474 Sth st s.e. SALESPERSON. experienced. for Conn, | | ave “dress shop. ~Reply. stating age ex- | perience. references. Address Box :520-T. | Star_oftice. | STENOGRAPHER AND TYPIST with wel eral office exp. State uge. experience. | sulary expected. references. ~Address Box #4-V_ Star office. | | | Clothing Co.. ‘thoro; hly L2 Tienced be- Apply between 10 | Childs, 600" North | tween ages and 1 Capitol WAITRESSES, for _ Saturday nigh must be experienced and attractive. Ca at the Dude Ranch. Washington to Bait more Blvd.. about 2 miles beyond Md. Univ. Phone Berwyn g:\’mmss exnerlenced Apply Oriole afe { ‘WOMAN, with mr-mu interested in_cosmetics. Mrs. Emmett, phone Po- | tomac_4450. wane L ) WOMEN—Easy way {0 enrn money. spure | time. _Sell Christinas cards: new plan: no | canvassing among strangers: 1 exclusive | folders. retail $1: 100% profit. Other us- sortments 50¢ ui ee sumple offer. Friendship. 216 Adsms. Elmira. N. Y. YOUNG GIRLS wanted for curb service Blue Bird Barbecue. South Washington, Va._(near_Waush. Airport). CHRISTMAS CARD SALESPEOPLE Big -ommissions selling personal Christ- mas cards and stationery: #lso sensational 21 ali-folder ~$1 assoriment. choicest | perchments. sheer sheens mother of pearl: and scintillating lusterlites; 6 other fas selling boxes: gift wrapping. etching, b morous, i d everyda: free personal album and box on approval. Wallsce th Ave.. Dept. WS, SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS. MAKE UP TO 50<, COMMISSION. Big daily earnings. No _experience needed. Take orders for famous fast: selling line personal Christmas cards. Ex- clusive features. Also sh®w complete line $1 Christmas card hoX sssortments. gift wrappings, religious card asst.. every-g cards. We manufacture—puy 'you libers commission and extra bonus. Postage paid. Sample outfit furnished. Wetmore & Sug- Dey SMJ. 749 Mouroe sve. EXPERIENCED WAITRESS. Apply 11 a.m., Mn Dorothy O'Connell, Earle Restaurant. und E st n.w. | answers | other courses sellmg from % to $15 | text has | easily add 10 | eraior snd typist and junior | part | GIRL. experienced wants housework or | dlfi EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. DOMESTIO AGENCY, Dnlt:f 2419 i; 5 9th. furnishes cooks. waiiresses: men and women. INSTRUCTION COURSES. PIANO ~ INSTRUCTI! by _experienced {eacher. Half hour, Suc. 4117 Rhiode Islgnd - niwood. Md. DRIVING TAUGHT guick Juickly for D. C. Md. and Va, permits; reined. white instriicta Eusy pirking. Mr. Kiapp. Wisc. 4481-W. AUTO DRIVING LESSONS_ licensed white men. any hour; your car O OUr car; per- mits secured. Cull any tme. ‘Adams 343U, SUMMER SECRETARIAL URSE__ for Indeaine. CARD women Cl«ll‘“)n nnly 5 METER CLERTCAL TIlAND every evening: tui- Civil Service AIR-CONDITIONING. el most talked of industry tod: shop course; start any time. AUTO LESSONS for permit. easy and cluich control: cars furnis) id Relisble” Foster (white). Met. llitov COMPTOMETER - TYPIST. bookkeeping. secretarisl and civil service. intensivé courses for beglnners and review students. Start now. BOYD SCHOOL. 1333 P n.w. Phione National 2340, - CARD PUNCH OPERATION INSTRUCTION ¥iven ou ull leading types of internationsl key punch machines: easy to_learn; widely used in Government depls. Rutes reason- sble. Day aud evening sessions. Classes gow forming National " 1748, Straver College. Hower Buildin. _13ih und F_sts, ARTISTICALLY INCLINED WOMAN will- ing to study in spare time for commercial art positions. Write Pederal Schools. Ine.. Dept._S. Minneapolis._Minn . Learn Beauty Culture. Speclal summer course, $45 cash. Enroll Now. Graduates Placed. Learnthefamous Mabelle Honour Beauty Methods and success is yours. Write, Phone or Call for Free Catalogue, Day ‘and Night Classes Now Forming. Mabelle Honour School, A National Institution. Established __818 14th St. N.W. Met. 7 CLERK-CARRIER EXAMINATION. SPECIAL—$5 TUITION. BEGIN TODAY—INTENSIVE COURS] The Civil Service Preparatory School 524 1th St. N-W__ Metropolitan 6347, DO YOU LIKE * BEAUTY CULTURE? ashington's lurgest school offers s 254y discount on complete course for month of Rukust. _Sturt any time. pert in- struction. Ewsy teri Free employment service. MODERN SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE. | _ American_Building. 1317 NW CLERK-CARRIER EXAMINATION—$1.00. Home study course with Dersoual struction. $.50 Merit School Munsey Buildin 5 Phoue Nulional 894X CLERK-CARRIER. HOME STUDY COURSES. $1. $2.50 $3. Each course covers SORTING. FOLLOW- ING INSTRUCTIONS and GENERAL TEST. with suswers Pergrande ¥ des 5 SAMPLE EXAMINATIONS with This course has about 4 times as many “This recently revised and is in- us wuch instruction material Leen | COMPLETE. The study of one of these courses should ints to your srade se NOW—Start studying. 133:5 P St Natl. 340, 1419 F St. NW. Bix Book Shop. 833 G St. NW. Paul Pearlman. 1311 G 8t N.W. Get your coi BOYD SCHOOL. Lowdermilk’s ) course in- | D. C. WEDNESDAY, JULY. 31, 1935 HOW TO TORTURE YOUR WIFE ~By WEBSTER [/ ThE onwy THing N 1L BE )| 1'M AFRAID Yoo )| DON'T LIKE ABOUT) ALL WiLL BE TERRIBLY GOING AWAY 15 / RIGHT || LONESOME AND LEAVING You 1| FEEL AWFULLY ALL ALONE WORRY | GUILTY LEAVING ABSUT /| You FoR A WHOLE Don'T _BE Sy, reL GET ITS NCE oF Yau To TRY AND MAKE ME FEEL COMFORTABLE ABOUT LEAVING You BUT My CONSCIENCE BOTHERS ME JUST THE SAME NOW, You RUN ALONG AND HAVE A GOOD TIME DON'T EVEN THINK ABoo‘r ey You po EVE- “NINGS ALL BY, 5‘”5")""5 ALL WORKED! THEN WEDNESDAY NIGHT I'M PLAYING BRIDGE AT DOC'S. THURSDAY POKER AT THE CLUB, FRIDAY ™M — | DON'T THINK YOU ARE GOING TO MISS ME AT ALL! | KNEW You'© Do SOMETHING TO SPOIL S OPPORTUNITI _(Continued.) R APARTMENT HOUSE BUSINESS FOR sale: 11 apts. completely furnished and filled; good refurns Unable to take care of it. Apply 1201 N st. n.w. ROOMING HOUSE. exciusive location, 11 rooms. i baths garage Rent. $11 A beantifully fuinisied home with income Eiice. I terms. To inspect call Nationai 154 | S. WINFIELD, 908 10th N.-W, | ROOMING HOUSE. iith st._(corner hom 11 rooms. = baths Rent. $:0. Good in- gome Nicely furnished and ‘clean. Price. $1.000: good terms Call Natl 4 S. WINFIELD, 908 10th NW PERSONA] Py (Continued) PHYSIOTHERAPIST. YOUNG _ WOMAN sraduate, approved school. desires posi- tion, doctor's office or institution. Phone Georgia 0450 after 5 p.m L MEN-—REAL TREATMENTS: STIMULAT- or elec. baths infra red and sun ravs { showers’ strictly private: Summer prices. Phone North =666 1601 O st nw "MOTOR TRAVEL. MIAMI_ FLA —COUPLE LEAVING AUG_ % can take I passenvers. one way, $10: trip. $15 each. Mr. LEWIS. Phone Decatur b CHICAGO. ILL . AUG 4 11: accommodate 5 14 able Phone Lincoin 04 109 prm LEAVING FOR DALLAS AUG. 1. TAKE . share expenses. Phoue Coun- | Rooming House Buyers, | — Are vou looking for a gocd paying room- DRIVING DETROIT THURSDAY NOON. | g or bosrdhig house business” We have return Tuesday ' sccommodate two. Phone | several that are really bargains Before West_1766-J uiter & bpm * | buving we would be pleased to have you DULUTH. MINN. AUG. 3-—CAN ACCOM- ;i‘“‘)fl;fi\l”h:;f‘ uxuon For | modate two: share expenses. references B exchuneed. Fhoue West 0051-M, 5 to 7. S, WINFIELD 908 10th NW | RETURN. AUG Chrysler: reason CLERK-CARRIER EXAMINATION. SPECIAL—$5 TUITION. BEGIN TODAY--INTENSIVE COURSE. The Civil Service Preparatory School 5% 121k S N.W. Metropolitan = SITUATIONS—MEN ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMAN. experience ull classes of work, erer: full o part ume. matured designer Potomac BARTENDER with 5 vears' experience in hotel and club work A-1 references. Ad- dress Box 19-V_ Star office = CHAUFFEUR-BUTLEK. colored excellent city refereuces. Take” Cuil Potomac Rt e v JAINTOR “x00d at repairs or elevator man: settled colored: 10 years' experience; x00d references _Phone Adams 066, 1° MAN. colored. w 10b as c00k or chau feur ' experienced: rel. Phone District 5. Claude McPherson. o ORGANIST —Experienced church orkanist desires position at once: best Address No Rhode Islund ave. n.w | Phone North 6i%. PAINTER _eficient recommended. C. Howlett. reasonable highly 20 SITl ATION S—WOMEN. GERMAN LADY. 4% wants position housekeeper. motheriess home preferres best_of references. Columbia_ 0578 LADY wants work carmng for children or Hursing invalid: can give good reference. FUELRE T Lo e oY e Do g NURSE. grad . white: desires position nurse. traveling companion to adult in chante for home: small salary. _Col. 407 NURSE wishes ca of town. Phone_Columb S PRACTICAL NURSE white lo care for invalid or aged person with L.h.k. duties | reference. _Miss R. West. Columbia S50 SECRETARY. xperienced dictaphone op- Stenographer booskeepiny moder- =T Star office. in or out Secretarial training ate salary. Address Box | SECRETARY-NURSE wishes work in du(-‘ tor’s office: refined educated Call_Lincoln 9588-J. STENOGRAPHER _exp__ wishes knowledge of general office work o work evenings. office. references. position: willing Qlfl'AflOV%—DOMESTlC GIRL. colored. neat wishes job as upstair's §irl_or apartment work. Call Adsms L A e AR GIRL colored. wishes work as nurse to child from = years up_or light housewerk. Phone Potomac 185-W. GIRL, colored neat. desires d time work. Phone Decatur 0 stnw GIRL. colored. wishes time or morn- ing’s_work. _Call_North_3206 GIRL. colored. with first-class references. will do cleaning or lsundry work: also service_parties_and_teas. _Potomsc 6286 GIRL. colored. desires general housework. day’s work: eference. Phone Colum- bis_4454. herman ave. n.w GIRL. colored. wants place in small as maid or_general houseworker. ime._Phone Potomac_5 07 amily tull or 84 tan_7185. GIRL colored K as ehow. Chambermaiaor mother's hejper: slecs on ref. 16th st. n.w.. Janitor's apt. Call or_write. U P GIRL. colored. wants cleaning._ ironing. aelp with children: experienced: 25c hour. Phone North 6025 " No bachelor calls. * HOUSEKEEPER. capable of full charge g00d cook; neat. congenial. unencumbered; best refs. Phone Metropolitan 91 LAUNDRY OR CLEANING._ part time or day’s work_colored Call Wisconsin_ $%74- between m, and 2 pam. S1¢ WOMAN settled. wants general house- work: stay nighis or go home, Phone North 7 WOMAN colored _wanis time general housework, 1l_Potomac_5154 WOMAN_ colored, respectuble. wanis place; good nool; plain wu&;luu hgneu womsn. WOMAN. colored. wants part mornings or evenings; xvod Phone North 10243 WOMAN. colored. refined. desires work of any kind until 6 cook. housekeeper nurse. ewing. Phone Thursday. Dec. 4 | YOUNG GIRLcolored. neat. wa time or general housework. Phone son_05! YOUNG GIRL. mother’s_helper. PERSONAL. s work of any kind; $40. Call Metro- ot full 1 pari- n.w. or Tiet: color Phone North 7516 The rate under heading of Pi sonal is % cents per line additional to the regular line rate. HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY own method: results effective for a life- tire or money back. Write for booklet: TR surgery. Dr SOMMER- W7TRCK. 13656_Columbia_rd.__Adams O3S, ALCO RUBB . WHITE NURSE. IWJA en HELP—DOMESTIC. COLORED. youny, single._ educated; two Children. hours © am. (o 7:30 Dn.. every other Sunday off: $25 mo. AbL. B, 418 T1th st._ne. after 5 pm. . ELDERLY LADY OR GIRL_ preferably near 16th end Park rd n. siay with 1-vear- gid chila one or two €venings each week. Address _Box 16-V. Star off GERMAN HOUSEKEEPER. settied: excel- fent cooking essential. ~Good salary. room. private bath. Immediste reply reuested. Addres: "'Star_office. ¥ u nights: rea- coskiis fof e pduite, Max, mta: sonable salary. MAID. white. for gnerflh':;:’ dl s, ork: IS week, room lnfl b- 6 in Derson. hevy Chase._ M TRAINED NURSE or companion, elderly: ulefiuhtinll-mnl Itr'!ll flg R. Well-trained_ colored woman' a3 second maid; small family; must stay at nllht. Unless personal reference can be given and a permenent is wanted. do not roglv. Address Box 14-V, Star office. DIRL. whits. \sn .sr‘c.. huuuvnrkctr 1k for, room and we (German) general nousework, P v ave. 0.W. Apt. 30, Hours 10 to 9, Surdsy. MASSAGE. PHASIOTHERAPY 8003 OA ave. Apt.’ 1. Appointment ouly: hotel or Tesidence, _Hours. ¥ to 8. Shepherd 33 RUGS MADE FROM YOUR OLD RUGS, carpets and woolen clothing; orders placed now _stored free for Fall delivery. SOUTHERN RUG CO.. North 3448. 1°* CHELOR'S HOI Er‘!ry attractive, t. comfortable rooms for wéntlemen only. 404 A si references. | Address Box 3i-V. Star | — | SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. AUTO RADIOS tested FREE—this week if i bring this ad Th offer radios also if brought 'n H-H.~ Aruml‘ve (‘u 9th and O BAKERY EQL‘!PMLN’I‘—I(P cream cabinet 4 holes. elec . lunch room booths. X sets 8-t bar counter. ft. mah. finish office carper. iron safe with v 309 9th st. nw Phone Nautional I BAR MIXING UNIT. | ')_n’ll Monel M Apply Harvey's, see Mr. | BEe BEAUTY PARLORS. EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED Wonderful F‘nn-'h method used Dr Della }0" O nw West 1 (‘LT FLO“LR! % DOZEN BEAUTIFUL GLADIOLI ¢ livered for $1. Helene Affleck Vienna. Va. Phone Vienna i:3-F- HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES CARPENTERING, flooring. shelving, screen- ing. fences built_ porches incl: gen. re Brining. 1354 Taylor nw. _ Adums United Construction Co. Established 23 Years 1 DEAL WITH A RELIABLE FIRM | v Carpenter. painting pupering plumbing. ‘RLE heating. roofing all gener home improve- ments. Work may be fAnanced throuuh the Federal Hou: Take advantage of the e OO O Kork suar, | ¥Reels Hazelton Bicycle & Sporting Goods Store. 474 th nw { 913 7th Nori 475 Ademe aoaa el BRlCl\ —About IMPROVE YotJR HOME | #isn %% BY HAVING A \ BUILDING MATERIAL WRECKING SALE RELIABLE CONTRACTOR from many jobs Tremendous quantities at bargain prices. Come to any of Hechinger's REMODEL YOUR HOME. 4 vards for your entire neecs: neatly ar- PAINTING ADDITIONS. ranged easily seen want when you want | PORCH INCLOSURES r No Down Payment. Low as $5 Monthly. | conditioned Paperi Carpen Brickwork e e iy | Plumbins—Roofing her-Stripping. | 411 tengthe) Plustering—Heating—Stuccoing s oey | Free Estimates. Day or Night. plulabing EL Federal Contracting Co., Inc. ‘ e | 913 NEW YORK AVE. NW National Night, Adwms 003 | double: davenport suite. crib._stove. wicker s om. Edelman, 4303 Georgia ave ® self-casting: fishing boots, epamei-lined refrigerator. | T BICYCLES —Rolifast and othier nign-grade o0 delivered. fine 1 Call large Walnut 1t x4, 2x8. 2x10. 2x12 in sheathings floorings. windows. pive. bathtubs snd heating supplies: ition. .'ways at bareain in excel es orders Atlantic 1100 HECHINGER CO. 15th & H Sts. N.E. 95 Ga._Ave N.W BURNER. conversion, Garwood. model K-1. drastically_reduced. 11N New_York ave CAMERAS—We buy_ sell, trade used cam- | eras. Cine kodaks ard projectors. Bar- vairs daily__Robbin’s_529 14th st_n.w CLUE CHAIR AND OTTOMAN. twin beds. bed room suite. lamps: 3 rooms of furni- re: very reasonable ' The Portner. APt 15 _Phone North 1420 = DAVENPQRT. leathereite upholstered. with- cut matiress. . Apply N16 2lst stonw Used Material 6th & C Sts 8 W. ESS OPPOBTL \lTlES GROCERY STORE. FOR SALE—Reason for selling: _other business — Low rent. long tease. Call Lincol: 9176 £ 1ODERN FIXTURES—Hussmau Kelvinator. scale. tegister g:inder. stock. tic | reasonable: will sucrifice Tith sl nw GROCERY STORE for sale: must be soid | at once. owner sick. Call Atlantle reat. vrice. case, case. 1936 RESTAURANT with whisky license: | $85 mo.: business clears $100 wkly $3.500 terms.__Rm. S0K_1406_G st LAUNDRY BRANCH AGENCY. clears $40 Wiy experlence unnecessuiy: busingss can be increas: sliness. Price. S1.800. 14 7th st D.W. evenings. CIGAR STAND in_office bids: owner iil must sell. Rent. $40. short hours: make offer. 1406 G st. n.w e DELICATESSEN. 1 w.: rooms; off-sale be: | doing wkly.: low rent: price. X173 Casv terms._ Phone Metropolitan 4814 GRGCERY AND MEATS doing over $500 cash wkly. now ana sx0u wkly. in Fail: | rent. ¥ Will sell for $4.500. on_terms or will consider reuting. Owner has other | business. pital Adjusting and_Finunce | Co.. Suiie #0S_Dist._ Natl_Bank Bldg aains: used and new. We also rent mercial Office Furniture Co.. 300 E st Shone_Metropolitan ELEC REFRIGERATOR. cu. ft. N4 cubes. perf. con. was $140: bargain; $87.50 Rist ww. Aptik .~ z | ELEC, REFRIGERATORS 1. models. 4 cu. ft. $75 cash: 4'; cu ft. & 6 cu. ft 0 !A]X fully guaranteed: brand-new 7014 >3 | Gith st. Com- nw. n 3 used § mos. cash. 1440 31° nw. Phone Meiropolitan 7005." ELECTRIC MOTORS. fans. starters. con- | verters. exhaust fans. machinery Bought. sold, repamired and exch; armature wind- mu, emergency service. Harris Armature Co. 9th and O Phone North 1920, * :'A\Nnkl:lcumvn out 1nur lg&k o‘f office. itchen and exhaust fans. ce Tans now | Rlfif'f:‘;{m\.y;rnm"v";;.{jf“"“‘:'\""“‘ d‘(‘l‘ofl; | b up, Kitchen fans now $3.49 up. = Ex- o w. o e . 2 us aps. § up arris Armature | requirea only 400 cash, Call u.\mlu_\uu 1 &5 %hih and © Bhone Norih Tocn. s = e — FANS, used. 16-in. G. E. direct current NTAIN conf. etc. hih-class | rect ¢ | A, PN A ottt with future; | 35,00 Apex Electric Co. 70y in st lease: valued Vou sacrifice. $1.100 tu_ull. Address Box_30-V_Star_office T RESTAURANT with beer: downtown bidg.: fully equipped: short hours: over X100 day | business: lease. Price % )0 terms. ed- dress Box $2-V. Star office giss | VALET SERVICE, Conn. ave: head-to-foot service incl half-sole. ary vn‘:“vnmlnr::‘ek ing _ countrs s et e 2“’“’..."":55,.J'€z\"‘§; V.S{Y office * | FURNITURE FOR SALE af half price jea | leaving city. Living room suite. 2-piece GAS STATION ' SITE on o Meli-traveled | Tocade loose pillows. ‘tallor-made covers: highway. containing b=l ;,“ terme " “ir. | occasional chair, drum-top table_etc on three streets, Cash 5 - | Grunow console " all-wave radio. 5-piece Coover._phone_ Nationa! —— | breakfast set. black and Chinese red: HARDWARE STORE. _srowing concern. | piece bed room suite thas Beautyrest mat- | doing rood business. fully stocked DNeW | tress double coil springs). rugs. dishes. fixtures. low rent: no competition. Owner | jamps, etc. 1530 R. I e ne. Apt. must devote time to other business, Cull Columbia BOAT— W FANS eleciric. all sizes changed: 8 c. and d. c. motor: prices__Carty, 1608 I4th st n FURNISHINGS OF APT —l0-piece walnut dinirg_room suite. Lawson sofa. oriental russ, R. C. A. radio. draperfes and cur- tains, - Api. 41, the Oakland, 2006 Colum bia rd. n.w ] Tepaired. sold. ex- dining_rm owner leaving city; sacri- ave.. Apt. Phone FURNITUR! bed rms. etc. | ace. "5%00" Corur: Clevelana 0845, FURNITURE—Sofx arms: cost SNh. for § bourd. mirrored. s rug. $7: dining cha Tor_wotor b{:\;h;i beer and _ice. Must scll _account of 1l he:llh Good business. Can be seen any time: $1.000 cash.__14th and Water sis; s d like s.w. Metropolitan 2 new. spring mahorany_side- Wilton 4w | 5. Captain Brown. * NT, beer license lnl’le ll’nd« Gili'at 631D st nw.._stier 5 pm._1* HOUSE, ne. section: 9 nicely O VS Eood “infome - rent - very reasonable._Inquire 74 _Sth { TONERY _snd_uoyelty store fi;wz‘;og " "Address Box 4-V_Star office WELDING SHOP__portable welder T uioment: desiable. locsoon: | assume unpaid notes. Alldress | Star_office. W ESTAURANT with Tiquor licer LEflul ment first-class condition tablished trade. grossing $1.000 week. Joseph D. Bulman. Atty. _Call Dist. 06:0. ABLISHED DENTAL OFFICE for mell!nl location. Address Box Star_office. PAYING BUSINESS CENTE! leases for cash. M and lunch room. Owner, Household Repairs and Service It will pay you to consult these reliable firms specializing in their respective lines of business. bxl sl GAS RANGES—_Biy_reductions on floor samples and discontinued models. In many cases we can suve you 40%. Al siyles. Connected free. Capital Range and Heat- ing_Co.._Inc 4 L st nw. LATHES. DRILLS, MILLERS and other ma- chinery bought. sold and exchanged. Dandy little bench milier. completely equipped, for suie. Harris Armature Co.. Uth and O sts. Phone North 1 LIVING ROOM SUITE. silk rust tapestry. $40. Dealer 2000 16th. Apt. 4. Phoneé Potomac 2550 . | LIVING ROOM SUITE, sof; | club chair: fine_condition: b3 SiN. 14th nw. 5. | LIVING SUITE 3-plece. 3 J.’fi: | dition. 4009 New Hampshire ave. | Telephone Adams 9819, . 2 wing chlll’s cost b, for “good con- nw. e HOUSE REPAIRS. nir puint, plaster 4| frees White wiech. Jack Sparkes, Dec. 4 1ng, Roofing. Gener- PAINTING £reeut. Reotos, Sons M.L Smith_1724 Webster n.w._Adams 7108. PAPERHANGING—ROOMS. $6 UP, Satisfaction Guaranteed Tolson. rict PhAPERlNG pAm'rmo— box springs and nd prompt del. w. Nat_G679. § R el helves, cabinets: Jol reliabl Jml{;'!‘ll.“u th st. n.w._District 6216 ENTER—| k. partition. shin- e g Yarge ‘or smali jobs. losets: O f Tepairs, . Reasonable. (White). Phone_District. BEDDING MATTRESSES. best prices RO Mativess Co. 515 1. CARPENTER—Repai TRUSSES AND ELASTIC GOODS AT REAL money-saving Fit and_satistaction Biaraniced " Bipert, iady “and” gentioman attendants to care for your every want. People’s Drug Store No. 2. 505 7th st. n.W and No_7 1107 G st nw MISS FLOOD'S PRIVATE KINDERGAR' Muxs ave, nw. school of unem.hm TP IOARD IN MRO' l’l‘m 'k Seminary., Porest Gles 0, Ma. cmne-ut or_call Silver Spring 67. WHEN DEATH A PAlflLY there is no need to feel that they must o DAy & Bigh brice,© Tne reater Cham| eo.' offers s eo:zlg? i lelm% lnunn Co.. 14th st.. 2. Phone of M you I 47 "Vs00 Dbl u!z Bi7 1itn 08 Rufantic 8100, '. funeral, c: World's finest” wi anteed lt-l nflu vault m bers for $85 erences. | (ot o Chapin nv. Gol 04 writ RPENTER—Prompt. reliable. reasonable SO TIeales, orches, seps, fénces. BaRL tions. shelv 155, CARPENTER—PAINTER ALTERATION—REPAIRS —REMODELING. NOW 151:11'%2 1"!‘“': ‘TO HAVE IT DONE. LOWEST PRICES. L. 1. Gilmore. Potomac 2534. TR ARNISTR CHAIR CANEING UPHOLSTER- rockers splinted. CLAY ARMSTRONG. 3%85 10th n.w__Met. 2062 G Fixtures ELECTRIC WIRING fures S-r bouse fixtures & base nlufl 308 mu Elec_Co., 849 Upshur n. scaable, sa finished: reliable. m- %lnu rented Lincoln 1778_H. E. Floor Service. 4° 3. 301 Poplar ave.. Takoma Park. PAPERING-PAINTING—Special prices for rel:;fi onth Do my own work. Right and reasonable. Edwards. District 7566. PAPERING. PAINTING—Special this week only, average size rooms, scraped dry. cracks filled. with apy paper in our book. all sunfast:'$6. no more. 1 do my own work, _guaranteed. Georgia 4213. 1% ERIN( INTING~—-Average room. $0. r’ fi: my oonPwAark Satisfaction guaranteed Call_Metz any time. Columbia 0396, PAPERHANGING A T oEoROE™ *® Beorsta_oses. PLASTERING repaired, stucco resurfaced. cement, chimneys leaky basements. damp walls, leaky roofs; reas. Minnick, Lln- Brunswick-Balke.” | | REAL ol | We have whai you | | Large quantities good used lumber. re- d. arranged accord- | radiators. | uote delivered or undelivered. Phone | Dept. | __1905 Nichols Ave SE. | DEKS for office and home: unusual bar- | Get our | velvet | th | Wor free estimates. call Shep- MISCELLAN EOUS WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS, MTRROR. Iarge. suitable for bACK Bar or sods fountain:’ will sell cheap. Auction Rooms. used pieces at_low brices. H. Baum S0 "SI hw . PIANO. upright. in _excelient condition. must be moved this week: ho_resonable offer refused. Notes' Auction Rooms, Indiana ave. PIANOS POR RENT & per month up. Lirest rental stock in Washington. Reni paid applies on purchase price 1f you decide to buy later.” Phone National Kitt's._ 1330 G st. n.w. PIANO. 1 Tosewood, Weber, gen. jvor: keys: fine oak table. 60 in round, lurge claw feet. 3168 17inst. . RADIO— Brand-new _ five-tube _ Majesti: (Infernationsl) s. c.-d. c. radio set. $8.95 complete, with dynamic speaker: werial required. Senior model. beautiful cabi- net. receives police calls, 810 50. Harris Armature Co., ith & O sts. North 1920. RADIOS—Now 15 the iime to get real value in & new set in our store. We have a'few 1955 model floor sampies on salc bik reductions: $4%.50 Philco long and short wave lowboy. now $2850: $56 95 Philco American and foreign lowboy. now $39.50 Atwater Kent American and for- receivers, from $34.50 up: model R. C. A. Viclor: Xrom LX also on a latest model tor will allow You & Every sel fully suarsuteed. 6 sl RADIO—Philco model. 16-B, slightly used. price easy terms. Apex Elec. Co. 4 Hth st RADIOS—We have s number of recondi- tioned sets ‘on sale ai greatly reduced prices—7 -tube RCA-Victor, 305 5- tube Avalon $5° table model Westone with a beautiful tone. $7.50: 6-tube Ware. $9.50; Philco, in splendid condition. $12 Bosch 7-tube “Cruiser Model" sety 8750 A-tube Majestic. in & very atiractive | cabinet. S15. Every one has been thor- | oughly gone over and all are guaranteed. | Ki G st. mw. RANGES—Elec. range. G. E drastically reduced to $110.50. York ave S o REPRIGERATOR. G. E__ 5_cu_ft floor sample: brand-new. $1 oth st nw. at G. REFR'GERATOR. G_E will sell for balance due of $146.50. New York ave. REFRIGERAT( ularly $114 Elec. Co., Intest vie: for your oid radio Kitts, 1 ave table half 11-tube. _all reponsessed. | 1328 N(W; fat top. 5 cash repossessed P- 1 R. elec. 4 cu. fi_ $:5.; | : 1 floor sample. 9th_st. nw. at G. RESTAURANT equipment. _electric re- frigerator. and other oven. excellent co dition: cheap for cash. Curtiss Bros Warehouse. 1110 V st se SEWING ' MACHINES — Singer portable light,_practicaily new. $25; good d.h. S er. $7: guar. SOS King St. Alex SEWING MACHINE Sinker portable elec- tric latest model; like new. Sell for balance due. 3337 Connecticut ave. SEWING MACHINES cleaned otled_ ad- justed. ¥1.50: all repairs guaranteed. Rent- als. %5 month. Col. 9213 until X pm.___ SEWING MACHINES cleaned. oiled ad- justed. $1.50; ull repairs guaranteed. Rent- als_$2 month._ Col until_ X pm SINGER SEWING MACHINES. %5 and up all_susranteed Free sewing course wiih [ H st ne. Phone | Lincoln s SODA_POUNTAINS repossessed complete | luncheonetie guaranteed jobs at low prices Equipment Sales Co. Juniper aud Cherry sts.. Philadelphia. Pa iy TYPEWRITERS, it payable $4 mo. just like rent: 2 No. X L. C. Smiths, 1 No_ 10 Remington. _5:16 16th st.n.w.. eves. only WASHER. demousirator. model R-Easy | with vacuum cups and spinner; price great- ly reduced. 1378 New York ave s WASHING MACHINE used: Galn-a-Day 315 cash.’ Apex demonstrators. up to 407 | for cash. Apex Elec. Co. 70 9th s Al types in stock. Cleaned FANS greased. sold and repaired 22 years in business your protection. Superior Lock & Electric Co 1410 LST_NW. ___ Metropol reg- Apex 247 BUYS Kelvinator Norge Leonard FLOOR SAMPLES ANP RE-POSSESSIONS As Little as 15 Cents a Day—Buys One JORDAN’S 1239 G St. | | | MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS—R. lDIO | PIANO—We hav Ty well b apartment upright that is a real value at is one of the latest and most slar plain Jsually tone for In period A ood mon'hs bench model Louis XV grand. 395 ssed only 1 new condition st model wainut baby piano that has been and is tn absolutely to match. no of this strle for so reason- Pay $10 monthly. Kitt's. our big_Summer saie vear Pree delivery charge small charge outside — Ter | National 4730, Kitt's, 1 n.w PIANO—Smaliest size William and Mar. period model grand. in splendid condition. | $145. Oue of the many values we have on sule at reduced prices, Others at S5 S6h., $275 and up. Pay $5 down mon Free delivery Kitt's, 1 | st_nw b RO 2 e | VIOLIN —Genuin condi- full tone: suitable for solo or orches- Phone Georgis 0276, Spanish period solutely new con Kiotz_excellent tion. tra. PIANO—Walnut. apartment upright in dition. S This_piano Las been used for only hort time and is one of the atest and most popular models. ~An op- portunity to buy & practically new good | uprieht at a $100 saving. Pay $10 down. | $1 50 weekly. Kitt's. 1:3:30 G st. n.w GRANDS AND UPRIGHTS. Just returned from rent. are now offered at & great re- | duction from original prices_ One 5-foot G-inch _grand, S1 One 5-foot erand. One 4-foot 8-inch grand. . One Sieinwas upright. chony ‘case. S1 One AD.rtment-size upright. slightly used SI58. | Uprights, r cizes, $60 up_ All instru- ments guaranteed Sole representatives for the Hardman Harrington. Bradbury | and Lanter pianos _ Pianos for rent for all geeasions. Huss Worch. 1110 G ot nw. | b1 | HOTEL EBBITT - | 142 | beds | bath | front appraisals, -—; bt e it any time. Atlantic 1064 " PDRNKTUR.! sewing_machines, . kinds Highest cash D!le(r:u Hm;.ul till you e: Prompt service. North 8040, PURNITURE—Want ~ to purchase some €0od used household goods; alsc piano. Pohne Metropolitan_1964. B PURNITURE. household goods. ete. Absolutely highest’ prices paid_ For et Tesults, call uny time Lincoin S4R8. 1% GOLD—BRING YOUR OLD GOLD 8Il- VER_BLATINUM, TEETH DISCARDED JEWELRY WE PAY CABH A. KAHN, YEARS AT 935 P. also cash reg- ister; must b» reasonable and &ood condi- tion. Phone Distriet 81:2 CASH POR OLD GOLD. Silver. watches. diamonds and old discarded iy Full cash value paid. Selinger'a. s OLD GOLD. silver platinum purchased for manufacturing use: maximum price paid. BURNSTINE'S. $31_G, ST, N.W SBincy Pederal License ROOW%—FLR‘TISHFI) 1874 COLUMBIA RD —$3.50 wk: rooms. clean, cool. 4 baths. inst. h. W car_linies; hail rm., $3: men._Adams 10 $3: 1 L ST N.W.—Large first-floor Lhk. ym.. kitchenette. gas range, running water: Teas.: sleepine rms . running water, $8 uo. 1569 16th N.W._ The Alturas—Cool com- fortable rooms. hiear showers: “4-hour ele- vator_service_daily._maid service: reas PORTLAND HOTEL. 14th st and_Thomas circle—Large, cool rooms: from 7 single. 10 ONTARIO (Near 18th and Colum- Delightful large room. twin beds. two gentlemen, ami, ga single 313, Bear Baih; 10th and H Sts N A limited number of rooms available on rea- sonable monthly terms. paint and renovaie any room you select MINTWOOD PL. N.-W —Studin room ble two men, private home. coo Fower: convenient cars. Adams 4104 2120 P ET. NW.. The Chariotte —L well-furnished rocm on first floor, ne; bath, $4.50. Apply Apt d RESEARCHMEN'S CLUB. 1607 1 —Ideal downtown location: showe ang comfort; $14 monthly up, Board aiso 2. beautifully Eve DOWNTOWN —Cool__breezy. furnished room. 1 or 2 persons, large ets. unlimited phone every conve real home with privacy. Phone Met. 21 7 GIRARD N.W.—Cool. double. private bath. 4 windows. also studio couch. cetach- ea_home _Phone Adams 7580 LANIER PL N.W _—One | porch: gentleman pref mo-ith _Phone Adams w 16th AT R—Gentlem attraciive double month _ Api 1515 L'ST N.W.. near downtown furnished first-floor front des.red. _Also single room AVE o ze room wi ed: $20 large n to com. hotel share Nicely CHEVY CH iadows bath: cars. bus 1025 CONN. AVE. N.W.. Apt tive double room. bath Ca THE GRALYN. 1745 N St cocl rooms, downiow earden GIRARD T NW e aparimer Apt for centiem d phone. 1 145 Summer on room _on 16th handsom th double room tive £3.50 room week s5 “com sink, range; emploved adu ive apt. off Conn. ave. strictl vate family: gentleman. Cleveland 1850 BILTMORE ST.. near 18th and ( imbia rd —Double ‘room with ru water; $15 per month each: single $:0; clean, attractive, well-kept he ladies. DUPONT CIRCLE_ 1 front room_ twin beds sonable Church st private family, for one or two. 1014 11th ST. N. Clean. comfortable sleeping r | #le and double: well furnished: hot elephone easonable Cool._attrac with furn._inci . shower; 1 blk. off bu Gecrgia 1916 1 furn., large veniences 217 11th Agricul week THOMAS CIRCLE Cumberland. Apts | double rooms. gentlen '601 CALVERT ST oom. next kitchen. d 2 busine reference. a ~Large front r vate tile bath with shower: lar Colunial private home: newly twin beds. must be seen to $40 month, = persons, Phone Pm omac 1794 §T room. near 30 men apprecia‘e 2 $30 Seldom are we able to offer so | phone in hou —Downton location ot water EYE ST_NW —Front. ® on first floor. . Also . second floor, front cool house Inth ST. N.W. one gentleman; § imbia 4444, NICHOLSON ST private shower __Phone Georgia CALVERT ST. N.W. nished housekeeping room everything furnished: St )5 KILBOURNE PL. N.W - second floor. front. for a lady er's well-kept home 2705 ONTARIO RD —Base kitchen. continuous h, w people _preferred 1103 13th N.W.- Lhk. room.~ Also 0 weekly 5 ite —Room next to ba'h 0 per month. Phone Tn Toom room| Quiet 3118 f room Emploved Phone Columbia 4K1° ‘00l nicely furnished single rooms; $3 and QUE NW_ Apt. 26— employed lady for bright Apply after 6 pm 1218 HEMLOCK ST. N.W__Large_nice furnished bed room: "excellent neighbor hood: near bus cers. Reasonable Phone Georgia 2865 1972 PARK RD. N.W_—Attractive, sinele room. in owner's home. &m entlemen _only. Reasonable. MOZART PL. NW. (16th_off Co esire settled room. " next PIANOS—Kurtzman, $60: Frederick Schubert. $:15. Plavers: Homer Kitl. §: Aeolians %50: Presion, $40. _ Smit Transfer & Storage Co.. 1313 You n.w MBS e BOATS. CHARTER PARTIES—Large sall s “Edith Marcy ™ day or evening 17th st. Wharf s.w._Phone Sterling SAILBOATS. new. fast: international moth | class: cypress and mahogany construction $100° COMPLETE. Langhan's Boat Yard Annapolis. Md. Open eve- Phoue North Shipwright st., TS o OUTBOARD MOTO] lée lnd Dlr'.s trade. new and used. and credit. Oakland Inn. Hie B Apply 2 556 N Capt. Hgis. D. C. line on Marlboro pike. 494, H._A._Vermillion. 3 MOTOR_ BOAT. $175. Length. 16 feet beam. 5 feet: Chevrolet molor: cypress | and white pine construction. with mahog- | any windshield and steering cabin. —Excel- fent condition throuxhout ~ Capt. John Cheseldine. c/o C. E. Phiilips. 818 1ith | st DOGS, PETS, ETC. oy (ered. show STock: s At ST AT Vo0 Columbiu Plks. near” Aringion. | Phone Clarendon 115-R DOBERMAN PINCHER, x0od (nock 1 WAN'I‘ED-—MISCILMN‘BOUS ANTIQUE goid jewelry. rings. watches. dia- monds, gold teeth. musical inst. bought. sold. Jewelers Exchange, 434 “9th l!_"n. APPAREL—Men's. women's and children’s als> shoes. hats. curtains. dishes. rugs. I niture bought for rummage sale 2hone Mr. APPAREL, farniure r-nm household ef~ fects: ladies’. men’s children's a 1 bought: highest prices paid. Clll ‘White' Metropolitan_S: 1 4th nnmmm iagie; Children's wearény of ail Kinds bought: we woods: apparel . Call “twin beds.” B TIT T nayeaely” tate DElce. s, Address Box 21-V, Star office. BOUGHT, il kinds, any_quantity. Book Shop. 933 G st. n. Phone_Metropolitan 5415, = ANTED. second-hand. hund DO Sl e nices Sag eits. Fad | nw.__ District 3543. stuccoing, cementing. wa . terproof stucca; Rew el repsir - worl es, Mathis, 3224 Morrison st. n. I.filfl ' 9018. WIW!'I"PRAI ALTY. E M uflhfiofi:% % ol afd 6 NE mgn‘ ENGINE TURNING u'fi'i complete: size. 9 to 13 in. swing: must be in good ‘gition; priced ressonable. Phione Biser, Adams 4672, | rd.) | furnished. double bed | porch | 115 BELMONT RD. NW | phone | A74th ST. NE | wle Single room ~ large semi-basement PVL entrance. pvi. buthi exceptionally cool. —Front bed room. nicely next to bath in- stantaneous hot water; $16 month. Phone Columbis_ 5084 10 EYE ST. NW rooms, _completely Very reasonable =7 Tight_| furnished Call a —Conl room: porch. adjoining bath: 20 $:0 for two. Phone North 2647 WALKING ~ DISTANCE — Cheerfully fur- nished. single room semi-private bath for — 1, youns person: S1% month. Phone housekeepine sieening et % 1.8 bright for one West | 1865 KALORAMA RD.—Large bright room in auist home semi-priv. gentiemen 4th ST. SE— h Frigidaire. $7 bath. unlimifed 114 room ight housekeeping 50 per week cor. of 4th and East Cap- itol “st.. ‘over i housekeeping room with Frigideire. €7 A0 Sanitary store—one lis per week. and one sleeping room. single. for $15_per month. with piano in it . CAPITOL HILL ‘20§ " A ST. NE —Dou- ble room in apt. * ludies or husband snd NEAR WASH. CIRCLE §iK “ird nw Large front, twin beds: newly dec.: bath: owner's home: bhone 1426 N ST. NW.—Walking distance. 8in- room. ‘continuous hot water: owner: ohone:_gentleman: $12. MARLBORO. 17 1Kth ST. N.W. Attractively furnished room. twin beds: unlimited_phone 3338 16th ST N.W.—Room for one or twn. per month; phone privileges and laun- 1644 RHODE ISLAND AVE N.W. Scort Circle—One_ single room adioining batn $15__Also double room on 2nd floor 1317 PAIRMONT ST. N.W.—Room and sieeping porch: hot and cold running water Also one. $:1.50: 4 baths: phone. CENTRAL—Cute little liv.-bed room. near Bath. in genteel house: large closet. eon' h. w.. phone: refs.: $4.50 wk. 1626 i7th * 710% 9th ST. N.W.—Double room, 5 win. dows. private bath with shower: émpioyed coupie:_$:30_month. _Georgia 9409, 1 4515 ARKANSAS AVE —S8econd floor. front. ehw ' private home. one Derson. $16 monthly: two. $20: tiemen ogh'. Phone_Gieorgla_1° i, e NEAR ROCK CREEK PARK 1815 Monroe st. nw Large. detached. front room lnr W, 312,50 mo. ea 545 BUCHANAN ST. N.W.—Large_ cool room with 4 windows. shower bath: bus at corner: parking: l’r!ertnte Adams 6971 V. 1513 L 8T. N.W.—Nies »_ clean. single rooms $1.50 weekly: also large double room on floor. 1h k. $6 nr. 00A COL. RD.. APT. 30—A bright, cog corner.”double foom: indies preferred: nable Meals opt (Continued on Inl Page.) /