Evening Star Newspaper, September 18, 1935, Page 32

Wednesday, September 18. WRC 950k P.M. WMAL 630k (Copsright, 1935) | AFTERNOON PRUGRAMS WJSV 1,460k THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Eastern Standard Time. WOL 1,310k | ) P.M. 3:00 |Woman's Radio Review | Betty 3:15 & 3:30 |Masquerade 3:45 (Kiwanis Club and Bob Hoosier Hup Easy Aces Von Unschuld Piano Club|Loretta Lee Fascinating Rhythm 3:00 3:15 Today's Winners “ “4:00 |Al Pearce’s Gang 4:15 5 4:30 |James Wilkinson 45 _|Sam and Dick Little Log of the Day Singing Lady Mount and Gest |Melodic Moments Orphan Annie |Observing Traffic l\"Wha', Do You Think?” Waltz_Time News Flashes Dmce Music 5:00 Sundown Revue 5:15 |W. C. T. U. Program 5:30 |News—Chasin’ the Blues Aunt Evening Star Flashes Tea Time Lowell Thomas |Buck Rogers ‘Evenmg Rhythms |Jack Armstrong |Poetic_Strings Sue and Polly 5:45 |Chasin’ the Blues _5:45 Chasin’ the Blue EVENING PROGRAMS, One Time Opportunities [Ruth Etting’s Songs |Concert_Orchestras Amos 'n’ Andy Uncle Ezra Scores—Music Bulletin Board Bill Coyle Tony and Gus Our American Schools |Arch McDonald Dangerous Paradise |Dinner Music_ |Martha and Hal |Boake Carter One Man's Family 2 'Wayne King's Orch. House Town Hall Tonight PR The Rendezvous “In Sing Sing” Dance Rhythms of Glass John Charles Thomas léu& “Gun Justice Mark Warnow |Johnnie's Foursome Broadway Varieties News—Music Today in Sports |Dinner Concert Government Family John Laurence “Five Star Final” News Spotlight |Detective Mysteries Dance Music Tut's Hill Billies ‘Talkin' 'Em Over Albert L. Cox Harry Reser's Orch, “Going to Fires” Ray Nohle's Orch. Charles Reader’s Orch. Samuel Johnson's Life | March of Time |Poet’s Gold 10:00 ‘Mnnn) Lapona Orch. News 10:15 10:30 'Glenn Lee's Orch 10:45 Jesse Crawford 11:00 |Night Owl 11:15 |Arthur Reilly 11:30 |Lights out 11:45 | “ Ink Spots Romanelh s Orchestra Slumber Hour Bulletins |News Flashes ‘M(mnal Muun Dial ‘chk Messner’s Orch. |Adventures of Gracie Johnny Hamp's Orch. ‘Claude ankms' Orch. | Music Box Memories Ray Beck News Flashes Bucklebusters |Herbert Reminiscenes |Eddie Prior's Orch. Barney Zeeman's Orch, gn O EARLY PROGRAMS TOMORROW. |Sign off Sign Off IR D: Gordon Hittenmark Morning Devotions {Morning Glories |Cheerio Christian Hour ‘\’hlsl('al Clock )~ |Gordon Hittenmark Breakfast Club \dus)tal Clock |Gordon Hittenmark Girl Alone |Breen and de Rose {Morning Parade ‘Morning Parade 'The House Detective W. R. Beattie ‘Fountaln of Song i Electrical Organ Honeyboy and Sassafras |Sallie |Merry Madcaps I 2 = | News U. 8. 11:30 11:45 P.M. INews—Cleo Brown |Edward MacHugh Today’s Children The Honeymooners |Wendall Hall Simpson Boys Words and Music Sun Dial The Captivators |Betty Hudson Bulletins |Christian Science Poetic Strings Milky Way Navy Band & Just” Plain Bill Muchmore \The Merrymakers Mary Marlin Rhythms News—Terry Carter Voice of Experience |Dick Newton P(r]lre Flashes—Music | Musicale |Organ music Varieties | The Balladeers | Varieties Views of the News | Alice Jenkins | Dance Rhythms Morning Concert Piano Selections AFTERNOON PROGRAMS 12:00 12:15 12:30 12:45 |Merry-Go-Round |Rex Battle's Ensemble i Airbreaks Farm Curbstone Queries Kilmer Family ~ Luncheon Music 3 [ and Home Hour ‘ Lum‘henn Music s Flashes “1:00 | 1:15 t 1:30 1:45 Gypm Orchestra fl.ouue Florea The Moosikers = kI e iMusflc Guild and Home Hour French Princess Between Bookends Happy Hollow 2:00 2:15 | Home, Sweet Home |Vic and Sade Ma Perkins |Dreams Come True Musxc " Guild {The Wise Man |Vaughn de Leath |Norsemen Quartet The Oleanders Waltz_Time |Towa Farmers \ “ Romance of Heler Trent Radio Roundup Musical Specialties Book of Melodies Philadelphia Symphony |Towa Farmers Betty |Masquerade Radio |Four Dots 2 Easy Aces and Bob The Hawaiians Guild ‘Old Kentucky lSal\aLmn Arm\ Band Today's Winners P Meredith Wilson’s Orch Rad!? Matinee Musicale " ILn!le 5:00 |Sundown Revue oD R 5:30 'Chasin’ the Blues Singing Lady |Evening Star Flashes Dot and Will |Tea Time Guild o |Instrumentalists Orphan Annie | Tito Guizar Howells and Wright | Musical Novelettes Spanish Rhythms News Flashes | Tea Dansam Saddidud mons| Buck Rogers |Evening Rhythms |Jack Armstrong T 1: 1 2 a2 2 2 3 3 3 3 4 4 + 4 B 'On{ Time Opportunities Vocal Interlude MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES The Rendezvous Musical, depicting activities in & smart night club, will | make its debut on WMAL at 7. Jane | Williams, Phil Duey, the Men About | non, singing locker room boy at a | Johnson Varieties program on WJSV at 7:30. 1 make up the program of John Charles The Bay City Four, winners of New ' Thomas and his company on WMAL | York City’s recent old fashioned barber at 8 shop quartet contest, and James Shan- Excerpts from the life of Dr. Samuel famed eighteenth century *Town Quartet, and Aldo Ricci and his prominent golf club, will compete in | lexicographer, critic and wit, will be the Town Hall amateur contest on dramatized on WMAL at 9:30 as a orchestra will take part. Oscar Shaw and Carmela Ponsella WRC at 8. high light of his birthday anniversary will be featured during the Broadway | Compositions of Stephen Foster broadcast. STARS OF HEAVEN 10 STAR ON RADID Voices of Light Rays Will Be Heard as Planetarium Opens. OICES of the planet Saturn and the Milky Way, as brought from those far-distant heaven- 1y bodies on rays of light, will | ‘be heard by N. B. C. listeners in a spe clal broadcast at the opening of the | Hayden Planetarium at the American Museum of Natural History October 2. The planetarium, an artificial sky in miniature upon which reflections of stars are thrown from lantern slides. can show the positions in the sky of | 8l the stars visible to the unaided eye | at any time, past, present or future. | It was made possible by the $150,000 gift of Charles Hayden and funds loaned by the R. F. C., the total cost being $650,000. Tt will be explained to the radio au- dience by Dr. W. O. Caldwell, famed astronomer and physicist: Dr. Clyde Fisher, president of the Amateur As-| tronomerg’ Association and director of the planetarium, and Prof. W. H. Bar- ton, jr., associate curator of astronomy at the museum, in a three-way conver- sation about the wonders of the celes- tial universe. Slides of the planet Saturn will be shown through the huge Zeiss projec- tor, a bizarre apparatus about 12 feet high resembling a huge dumbbell. A beam of light from Saturn that will leave the planet 30 minutes before the broadcast will be transformed into electrical energy which will start the projector and flash the image on the roof of the planetarium, and at the same time will be audible to radio lis- teners. After Saturn is shown, slides of the | Milky Way will be placed in the pro- | Jjector, and light which left the Milky ‘Way 30,000 years ago will cause thei same result. Dr. Pisher and Hans Christian Adams of the museum staff then will take an imaginary trip around the world in three minutes, visiting the Southern Cross _constellation, the North and South Poles and the equa- tor. * K K % ‘WO of radio’s favorite tenor soloists —James Melton and Frank Parker ~—have been. “booked” for appearances in the near future on the Atwater Kent program, broadcast Thursday evenings over the Columbia network. Each singer was a tenor of the noted Revelers Quartet before graduating to solo stardom. Frank Parker will be featured as the guest artist for the broadcast Sep- tember 26. Melton will be the guest star two weeks later, October 10. * X X X THREE half-hour matinees a week have been set for Al Pearce and His Gang in their new program se- ries. Beginning October | 16 singers and comedians and guest artists will be hegrd Mondays. Wednes- days and Fridays over an N. B. C. network from coast to coast. Statmnsry Rail Engmes. 7, Al and his D motives or stationary engines placed ' “at intervals of a mile or two along the line, to draw the train from sta- | tion to station by means of ropes.” | PROPOQAL . ASURY DEPARTMENT. Procurement i Public Works Branch. Washing- ton 'I) C. 8Sept. 11 0:35.—Sealed pro- posals in duplicate will be publicly opened in this office at 10 am.. Sept. 37, 1935, for turrishing all labor and materials and performing ail work for the miscellaneous | work in_the Extension of Federal Ware- house. Washington. D. C. Attention is directed to the special cendition of bidding set forth in the specification. Upon ap- plication. one set of drawings and specifi- cations will be supplied free to each gen- | ‘When one pioneer English railway | eral contractor interested in submitting & was being built, before the year 1830, | its directors agreed that “horses were | Contractors requiring_a out of the question,” but it was an open debate on whether to use loco- RENOVIZE . . . your home Reliable for Eighty-six Years EBERLY’S Dignify your home. Phone “Eberly's” Listen Tonight at 6:35 on WRC for Hahn’s Word Man ENTER THE CONTEST Prizes Every Day WHEN YOUR AUTO RADIO Needs Dependable SERVICE Come to Exclusive Auto Radio Station 2015 14th St. N.W. DISTRICT 6557 | | their | proposal. The above drawings and specit | cations MUST be returned to this office. | ditional sets may | obtain them by purchase from this office | at a cost of S5 per tet. which will not be returned. Checks offered as payment for drawings and specifications must be made payable to the order of the Treasurer. U. §. Drawings and_specifications will ot be furnished to contractors who have con- sistently failed to submit proposals. One sel upon request, and_when considered in | the interests of ‘the Government. will be | furnished builders’ exchanges. chambers of commerce or cther organiaztions who will | guarantee to make them available for | any subcontractor or material firm inter- | ested, and to quantity surveyors. but this priviiege will be withdrawn if the sets are not returned aiter they have accomplished purpose. W. E. Reynolds. Assistant Director of Procurement. Public Works Branch. " sel8.19.20 TREASURY DEPARTMENT. PROCURE- ment Division, Public Works Branch. Was ington D. C.. Sept. 9. 1935.—Sealed pro. posals in quplicate will be publicly opened In this office at 10 am. Oct. 2. 1935, for furnishing all labor - snd erials and performing all work to complete the mo- tlon picture lab. and projecting equin. floor and wal) treatments. etc.. of the Dept. of Awrl. Extn. Bidg, ' Washington, C: Attention is directed to the special Conditions ot bidaine. ces forth: by the specification. Upon_ application. 2 sets of drawings and specifications will “be sup- | plied free to each general contractor in- terested in submitting a propossl. The above drawinss and specifications MUST be returned to this office. Contractors re- quiring_additional sets may obtain them By burchase from this office at a cost of $10 per set. which will not be returned. Checks offered in payment for drawings and_specifications must be made payable to the order of the Treasurer, U. Drawings and specifications will not be furnished to contractors who have con- sistently failed to submit_proposals. W. REYNOLDS, _Assistant Director curement.” Public Works Branch. se14.16.18 Lot %, 3nd Found ertisements found on page A-11. HELP—MEN. ADVERTISING SOLICITORS for firemen’s proposition. 941 Eye st. n.w. AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS—Steads . jobs 19 all-around. experienced men with tools. 211_Que st. n. AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN, Ford deale ested 1n workinf See Mr. Cox, 8000 Ga. Ave.. Silver Spring. Md. Shep. 1644. BAKER wanted: must be thoroughly expe- T nced ‘lnd reliable; no Sundays. Apply Booxxupm-rwxs'r alary, $20 State age. experience. Address ?oxxnrmnns’r experienced: low salary to start. Apply 1519 Wisconsin ave. references re 1604 _14th ‘:qu:r‘e_d ol Dely Terrace Pharmacy. 3620 16th nw. BUTLER. Filipino preferred: must have Room 728, Star Office, between 12 am. CASHIER—Young man. between 19 lnfl erence required. 1420 7th st. n.w., betwee and 4 p.m.. Mr. Conen. " ™ = = character references. sin_ave. n.w. y 3236 #00d “proposition to_men Who are inter- #: Box | ', _Star office. > BOY over 18. experienced in deli BOY for_fountain work. _Apply Oakiawn fArst-class references; stay at night. ADplY 10 and 25, for meat market: experience and ref- CLERK for reta CLOTEING Bobys Co.. Inc.. IMAN. 5 7th st. n.w, [ | batteries | conette man | apply. before 10 am. | HATTER wanted. firs LAw | furnish | Eve st | Chandler Bidg.. 1 | SALESMEN. | Rogers. | ness | YOUNG MAN. intelligent and serious. for | YOUNG MEN. D. How to Torture Your Wife. PoT ROAST ? C, | HAD CHICKE! FoR LUNCH TO-DAY. O, ANY THING) ANYTHING AT ALL HELP—MEN, _______ (Continued.) COLORED” MAN 1o rebuild_and service | driver's permit. State lowest | salary. Address Box 305-C. Star office CONCESSION for battery and ignition man in garage doing general auto repairine. centrally located referably one with following. New Deal Garai 408 Kth st n.w. Phone Metropolitan 725 ENGINEER. third class. ready work. Reaf 63 H st. n'e | FOUNTAIN MANAGER - Excelient _ oppor- Lunity for experienced fountain and lunch. | State qualifications and salary cxpected. Address Box 3:30-C. Star office FURNITURE FINISHER— Only those thor: oughly experienced on good furniture need Mayer & Co., th between D and E. | GROCERY CLERK. also deliver B st_ne to start st S Twith equtp- | Dosition. ment. It intere: P sec manager. St n.w 5 do | de- | B YER mature. wide experiency al research work. ~Give fu rcerning age. education and exp dress Box :i16-C. Star office._ \lity_work. must week Thursday morning 9 30 vy, S1p) mpshire ave.. s (o MAN " thoroughly fish and poultry “th st.nw MAN, experienced in restaurant and foun- tein.’ 2206 4thet.De. We can place a man between 5 vears of age in permanent AN Profiable” posicion of triist in Washing- must have neat appearance and car y_and commission to start. ApplY | : National Press Bldg MEAT CUTTER. experienced: good. steady tob_ 5:15 Wisconsin_ave. n.w MECHANIC G experienced in in retail market. le: age 25 to 35: ex- ical and radio work I &nd capable of doing ind of mechanical | so_capable to take 4 worgmen. must references of past em- in this type work: salary. Si0 week. steady employment and advance- ment 1o man selected; state experience and references in reply. ‘and do not answer ss_you have the qualifications. Al < Box 164-C_Star office . MEN—ABC products’ distributor can use two neat-appearing. ambitious men to Iepresent them in well-est, Wash. concern display car, plus services of epresentative. are available to those who qualify - See Mr. Hynes 1 H st. n.w. (second floor), between 9 and 11_tonight MEN-Leading local financial institution desires 2 ambitious, industrious men to assist in presenting & new_savings plan to prospective depositors. ~Sales experience helpful but not_essent! Opportunity to make $50 per week. When replying. give Phone number. Address Box 336-C.’ Star QMions Eeerd s < e Loy e ¥ MEN with cars for established route work nationally advertised product: thorough training; ry_and commission to start. Address Box 241-B._Star_office ORGANIZER—Must be experienced. nw PAINTERS and floor finishers; white: $4 day: tools unnecessary; state age and ex- perience. Address Box 4. Star office. | SALESMAN. experienced, to sell Fitzgib- bons oil-burning boilers. Liberal drawing account and commission. Apply 704 Eye st. nw SALESMAN. experienced. for general store. | 3600_Georgia_ave.. Gritz Department Store. | SAL!SWAN | WANTED, experienced to sell | d_products off truck. Address Box B. Star office Be02 W ety (2) to sell complete line printing and engraving (comm 1 for local firm. Address Box office. SALESMEN (7 and elec charge of best ployers [ between | high-type book ‘and magazine offer: be neat and have high school education good pzy and bonus to live wires: limited offer: ust be prepared to travei: trans- portation free. Apply 8 am to 10 am Ancly 635 F st. n.w. Room 204. igh-class_ aggressive repre- sentatives (with specialty experience and car preferred), to contact all types of food merchants for manufacturer rated A-A-1. Liberal initial and repeat commissions. substantial enough to interest best sales- men available. Phone Walter O. Singer. National 8510, Thursday. after & a.m. for appointment. ' Distant applicants address Box 19K-B. Star office. SHOEMAKER. colored. e know champing machine. | sin_ave. n.w. experienced TINNER——First-class tinner. also_tinn: helper. Apply Pruitt & Zimmerman. 1Sth st n.w. TINNERS WANTED—Must be firs mechanics: no drunks or triflers. 3033 M st. n.w TRUCK MECHANIC to take charge of trucks and gas station. ~Must be sober | and willing worker. Apply Mr. Gibson. at sand yard. 15th and H sts. 19* WATCHMAKER. experienced, wanted. G. C. Murphy & Co. G st. n.w. Watch | repair_department WOOL SPOTTER. expert: steady work all year: must be fast and very good. Apply Vogue Cleaners. 826 Bladensburg rd. n e. YOUNG MAN for clerical work. billing. DbOOKs. etc.: must use tvpewriter: future commensurate with results shown: state age. experience, references, etc. Address Box B, Star office. YOUNG MAN. white, licensed driver, for hardware. Daint and’ electrical store: S15 week: state age and experience. Address Box -B._Star office YOUNG MAN, over man and. collector: must furnish bond. Steady position:_ salary and commission while learning. ‘See Mr. Harris, 808 King st.._Alexandria. YOUNG MAN. experienced in grocery busi- charce for advancement; references required, Apply Leader Market, 3614 14th st.n.w. Samuel laundry sorting; married preferred: no experience necessary: night work. State age and complete references. Address Box 16-C. Star office. YOUNG MAN. colored, chauffeur, generi man; city reference; $40. Phon Cleveland 6934 YOUNG MAN, office work. eep d_general A_good opportunity. Phil Bobys Co.. 725 7th st. nw. YOUNG MEN, 3. with sedans. for delivery work. Apply 921 11st st. The Dime Mes- senger Service. # YOUNG MEN (2). neat appearing, for special contact work. _Apply 10-12, 908 Nalional Press Building. 18 to 21. from Virginia, Carolinas. Maryland, Pennsylvania, New York and New England States. to travel extensively with national junior organiza- tion: must have high-school education; prefer young men with some college educa- tion. Must be neat appearing. ambitious, yilling to work and free to travel an- ing account. transportation pply - Lake Ta Faveie Hotel. h0:30 f00Y to 5 p.m. Don't phone. __18* YOUNG WHITE MAN to sell and do other work in_off-sale liquor store; over 21. Address Box 3 r_office. 19¢ EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY! 40-year-old manufacturer of mainten- ance supplies has permanent, opening for experienced salesman sell to schools. factories, hotels, mfllmnons dairies, office buildings. We have established clientele. train you. advance commission. You must have car. bring references. Phone Wm. H. Claire. Dodge Hotel. Thursda: $30 WEEK—OPPORTUNITY! Man o service established. 200-cus- tomer grocery route: no capital_required. Ford car given as bonus. Apply Thursday, 9 to 12. 918 New York ave SALESMAN. Several men. 40 years old or older. who are sincre. willing to follow instructions. To these men we promise the best sales B e Apply Sales Manager. 670 Pa. ave. | Tally | | rienced _ women’s shoes. | PRIVATE SECRETARY having kncv.EdEe; SALESMEN—4 ONLY Real money for live wires with cars call- ing on retail merchants, all lines of busi- ness in city and surrounding towns. Y money every day. no waiting for comm sions. Seeing is believing. Coupon or tic men take notice “Make i snappy’ Phone District 4500, ask for Mr. Weinbers. - CAB DRIVERS. Gel our proposition on new 1935 cabs. Union Taxi Cab Association. ) Massacusteils Ave. N'W | REAL ESTATE SALESMEN. Have opening for two live-wire. expe- salesmen to sell new and used houses: plenty leads furnished, full co- operation SHAPIRO. 1420 K ST N.W.. NATL. Ro4n | BUSHELMAN, experienced on men's clothing. Address | Box 384-C, Star office. 7 OIL BURNER MECHANICS, experienced. See Mr. Moul- | ton, 1741 Conn. ave TAILORS Who are thoroughly experi- enced on women'’s garments. No others need apply. JULIUS GARFINCKEL & CO,, _F Street at 14th | MAN, age 25 to 30, good edu- | cation, to take charge of serv- ice office for large automo- tive concern. Must be men- tally quick and alert, experi- | | dry “done_out: | start WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1935. HELP—WOMEN, (Continued.) WAITRESSES. experienced, White. ADpIY Ho-Toy Restaurant. 5522 Conn. ave. 'WOMEN—Earn up to $30_weekl friends. neighbors Radio City cards. Room 209, 1311 G st. YOUNG GIRLS wanted for curb se umu v))nly Harry’s Bluebird, Southwest, near shington Airport. YOUNG LADY. white. to take care of child 1'% years old: experience and refers ences required; $25; live in. 1432 Park- wood pl. n.w. 'YOUNG WOMAN. white. general house- work in motherless home, care of two ghildren, 9 and 11 years: excellent hore, veek. n 4 pm. BIG WEEKLY PAY SELLING CHRISTMAS CARDS. Nationally known Christmas card manu- facturer offers finest line nulnnll groetin cards: lowest prices: we 507 Commission Also scil attrantive b1 Ghriat mas card box sssortments. gift wra appings religlous card asst.._everyday care experience needed. Sampies on_ approval. Postage paid. Wetmore & Sugden EMS. Rochester, N. selling istmas 749 Monroe ave.. HELP—DOMESTIC. COLORED GIRL, reliable. general hou york, plain-cooking stay nights. 41st st. nw. Phone Cleveland 508i. 1 COLORED GIRL, general housework; must have reference. Call in person, 3100 Bunker Hill rd.. M fer. Md COLORED GIRL. general housework, care one child: stay nights; references. Alter 6 pam.. 1436 N, C. ave. 3 COLORED WOMAN. settled; cxpenses in return for gene Phone Shepherd 1782, s COOK (good) and laundress, for general housework; 4 adults in family. State age, experience, references and wages desired, Address Box “5-B, Star office. £ o GENERAL HOUSEWORKER (white). par- tial care of children: sleep in: $25 month; Teferences. _ »00:t Belmont rd GENERAL HOUSEWORKER " (colored) plain cooking and experienced in care o small_child: good salary for steady girl with reference: stay nights, 5421 30th pl. nw.. Chevy Chase, D. C. ¢ GIRL OR WOMAN, white, g housework. washing. employed couple. I-yr.-old child family. Second-floor room. small salary. )] _4th st. n.e. Phone North 50. 20% GIRL—K:40 to 3. Priday and Sunday off; $4: reference. 5K 7th st. n.w GIRL. colored. for general housework must be good cook and laundress fond of children: kood salary and room. Only real workers need apply. 1l Clarendon HR5 . GOOD COOK and gen. houseworker: la 4 adults month. phone. Co: ave. Apt. 4 . HOUSEKEEPER. COOK. colored. refined; care dren, 6 and K. stay nights 439 Ingraham st. n.w. Come after 7:30 NTED —White girl to care for child #nd hol to 10 p.m. with refers ence. nw. Mrs. Cantona WHIITE WC \1AN sirong. for general house- work: 1 temporary; $10 week. Phone Cl 4 WOMAN. white, g of ch'ldren. must be 200d home to refined P Address Box . WOMAN_ (white), clean. in care bed patient. apt board and qus +: i St r o oflrr I STRUCTION COURSES. REFRIGFRATION. AIR CONDITIONING. Shop ccurse; factory-trained instructo Start now. 'Columbia - Tech" Institute, 1419 P st. n.w. Phone Metropolitan G room, board, 1 house help, No neral housework. care ble to take charge son: £25 month to Star office honest. to_assist week., Address | lNSTR CTION in card tabulation given on uates enced typist and accustomed | to meeting public. Bank or accounting experience val- uable. Reply in own hand- writing giving full particu- lars and salary desired. Ad- | dress Box 383-C, Star office. SHOE SALESMEN — Extra people for Saturday after- noons and evenings. Must be experienced in fitting Ap | Kofsky, shoe dept., King's ' Palace. RUG SALESMEN. Must be thoroughly expen- enced. Apply employment office, 4th floor, Lansburgh’s Dept. Store. HELP—MEN AND WOMEN of Prench and German and interest medical literature. Call Met. 1630. Ext WANTED Hig h-class tea room exper: . pantry cook, dishwask Details in’ first Star_office. expert all around. Apply C Shoppe. 3701 Macomb st. n.w BEAUTY OPERATORS (%), experienced: must be £00d on finger waving 2nd Der- manent waving: permanent job. g0od sal- ary. Appiy Thursday and Friday. Paramount Beauty Salon, Citizens' Bidg.. Tekoma Park. Md all leadine types of international machines widely used in Government depts.. easy to learn. Rates reasonable; day and eve- ning classes. C. Classes _now Homer Blde Strayer College. Natl ming h_and P sts HEADQUARTERS for CIVIL SERVICE for various exams Books “and_Courses v spect courses shing_ 655 courses Qualify R PAID POSITION or Bovd_sh secretarial practice & ‘machines. et new classes Inauire Bovd Seho DRIVING TAUGHT permits ref | Wisconsin 4461-w. DR guar F st. Nat. 93 QUICKLY FOR D & branc! for ca' ute. 1 &t hw. M logue i F st LEAR BEAUTY CULTURE i ced r zction. rience Modern Schoc & Septemb: Expert n exp Summer Graduates Place: N Rates—Free Catalogue n Good Positions. NOUR SCHOO! Y. Ave. N.W. Mei | T SPECIAL $5 COURSES. ply Mr.| CALCULATING MACHINE. SPECIAL COURSES IN COMPTOMETER. MONROE AND BURROUGHS._ BEGIN TODAY A SPECIAL COURSE. S5 COMPLETE. MACHINE COURSES. _Special secretarial courses. tuition_oni $5_including CARD PUNCH. COMPTOM- ETER. MONROE. CLE] TYPING, GREGG SHORTHAND' tuit THE CIVIL SERVICE “PREPARA ORY SCHOOL FALL REDUCTION. ction on complete course in | N | keepers. The | Bank thorough shon exper Pree employme: Easy terms_ Dav classes. (Evening classes conducted 5 nights & week ) WIER & CRUITT SCHOOL Of ‘Beauty 26 11th 8t N.W expert typists, dictaphone oper drug_and soda clerks male and fe for d __Call at_Boyd's, ses. - Deeatur =416 for "F'D men. women, any Capaci Quick._reliable service. 5 — Houseworke: elpers laundresses ref Dec. 3551. 1837 11t cooks. maids. mother's housemen: BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced. wanted Must be good marceller. Salon._26:37_Conn. ave BOOKKEEPER typist. experienced: part- time work or evenings, H. Pincus & Son. 199 Baltimore bivd.. Colmar Manor, Md. | Phone Greenwood 1729 BOOKKEEPER AND CHECKER i for dry-cleaning plant. 1 n CASHIER. _expe ved. Apply between 11 and Drug_Co.. 13th and E sts. 0 COLORED MAT ed to care for Parior; references: must be honest. | able. 2711 14th st. n.w.. Mrs. Cantona. combina- 415 Neal references Pennsylvania Joca auty Teli- | EXPERIENCED all-around beauty operator: | permanent position. good salary. Beauty Shop, 14th and Clifton n.w. GIRL to clerk in a music store. State age. education and knowledge of music. Ad- dress _Box 15()-C. Star office. 10 glRL experienced in restaurant and foun- Clifton g HIGH-SCHOOL GIRL, . P‘lsh as mother helper after school hours; must live near | 3605 Georgia ave. n.w. Palace Beauty ; | GARPENTER —Remodeting, Tepair work a | CHAUFFEUR, !Tl ATIO\ S—MEN. work guaranteed. est Phone Metronclitan 87: xp. cook. desires positio y careful and dependable: &0 any- re_J. Brandeis. 3114 Quebec Dl. * COLORED MAN. references. wants job as Rastry cook. wash tor quarters. Dec. 2264. 1210 8§ st. n.w. ‘GROCERY CLERK and meat cutter, expe- rienced. Phone Clarendon 116} JANITOR. colore electric and plumbing work: firs erences. R. G.. 1132 Columbia road n.w wants work as handy man. kitchen helper. Cail Atlantic MAN_ colore store port assist delivery heiper, ref. ONKG, MAN. married. white, can_ sell lecting. drive car. care shrubbery, minor_repairs. Plone Cleveland 892 MAN.white. experienced driver. » Yyears' experience bricklaying. or any kind of work: family: references. 117 Daniels st.. Colmar Manor, Md. or 0. Ext. 16, buy. col- trees, LADY. white, to fake charse of cleaning | and pressing store; experience helpful. not ssential £, $10 week. Address Box 5 19¢ -Extra money easily earned: sell outstanding 21-folder $1 Christmas as- sortment: 9 Gther big money-makers: ex- erience ' unnecessary. = Request samples. LADIES—Sell Christmas cards; new plan pays biggest profits. Personal cards with name, 50 for $1.50: also box asst. 21 cards. &m;?n', profit. Rexhzslgu:heveréd ¥ es on approv Co.. Dept. 8.8, Memphis. Tenn. " o LADIES—Sell O s manufacturer: new. easy blan: even begin- rers make big profits. Gorgeous 1-card :snr‘am(m “r:lllls ‘ld 100% profit. Hu- orous, religious cards, ls. sample offer, Artistic’ grrsor-‘!“l?s. Lo Elmira. N MAKER. experienced. for excl nery shop. Apply Talbot. 1900 Que st. n.w.._betwéen 8 and § a.n. MILLINER. _experienced, ‘high-class establishment. - State exberience and fai: ary._Address Box 387-C. Star office. * PRESSERS (silk). markers and shibping clerks. dry-cleaning esteblishment: expe- rienced: references. Apply 13 ve milli- for experienced in wear._Phil HBobys Co. ences st._nw. SALESLADY, experienced, with cas side work: steady job for substant: Address Box 371-C. Star office. Apply The Holly Shop, 603 13 out ences. Blech SODA Di experienced. ISPENSER. e P it Pharmacy. 2600 Conn. ave. | YOUNG MAN. | Jobs around the house or | Box YOUNG MAN. colored. wants fob as dlsh‘ house. MAN_white mechanic. any Kind of work, family to support: drivers permit; refer- ence. 1663 Boulevard ave. s.e in_exchange for | 1l for {ree demonstration. | an in laundry or Jani- | Janitor or | phone District | HELP AND SITUATIONS. SITUATIONS—MALE AND FEMALE. COLORED COUPLE wants position; butler, houseman, :wk or maid: ref. Alex John- son. 1717 8 st. s' o; phone Potomac 1968 between 5: g‘l'n.\lu! PAMILY wants work on farm. perienced in dairy, flower business or Senersl farming, “P. B Bulow, Cnerryhill COLORED GIRL desires 3 in the afternoon and all dly Bl"lr 00d city references. Call West 1603. COLORED WOMAN wishes job as cook. housework: city references: nights. _Phone Atlantic_3: m-w COLORED GIRL desires par the morning: reference. Phone West 1520: | COLORED WOMAN wishes general ho : neat, capable. excellent refere L4 t “Maria Cousin, COLORED GIRL. nes clean, reliable. wants part-time maid work or g.h.w.;| city references. ~Call North 9066 | COLORED WOMAN. reliable wants laun- | dry to do ai home; ref. Phone Decatur 2691-W. COLORED G nurse.Phone Potomac 3441~ COLORED WOMAN wants_part-time work in northeast: no cooking. 701 18th st. n.e. COLORED LADY wants job, day's work part time; good references. Oall Lincola 3506- il COLORED GIRL wants general houseworx. | Ppart time or days; reference. Call District 4484 - COLORED WOMAN. rel place as cook: capable of taking o est_of refererice. Phone Decatur 4 COLORED WOMAN as g Ghglull of part tmi Teliable. wishes eral housework- | Call Decatur as_general COLORED WOMAN. reliable, | Call’ North hnu«zwv/vurktr. city reference. COLORED GIRL. neat. place as mother's helper, willing worker; love children: stay ! nights. _Phone North 8903. COLORED WOMAN. experienced nenl nts place as first-class cook: $10 rences; stay nights. Phone | Potomac 5261, ol COOK. FIRST-CLASS. ghw Potomac 45 5 GIRL. colored. neat. wants general house- work: references. reliable. 1169 6th st. ne. Phone Lincoin (:363 T0¢ GIRL. colored, wants general housework. part time or s good references. Phone District b GIRL. colored_ wants job, any kind of hosework. GIRL_ colored. reliable. wishes part-time or day's work.” Phone Columbia &311-R. GIRL wants work of any kind; willing to stay mights. Call apartme; Phone North 413¢. GIRL, colored. desires part-time work or day's work 0od cook. cieaner, laundress. Phone West GIRL. honest Basement_room. board, Box 391-C. Star office 7 GIRL. colored. wants work of full or part time; references. eatur 478]-M GIRL. colored_ wants work of any kind. X‘J‘\lr‘ol part time. Phone Metropolitan GIRL. colored, wants job_as helper or work of any kind; ref. Decatur 1-W | GIRL. colored. neat wi week days and off on Su; ence. _ Address 14 Que 5 | GIRL. colored, as mother's helper or nu for children: ' experienced in city reference. _Phone Potomac GIRL. colored, light skin_neat. wants work of any kind. Call Decatur 5544 LADY desires to plac colored maid: com | petent and fond_of children; sleep Phone Georgia K731, | LAUNDRESS wants family washes to take homt city reference. Phone Norih W. 1328 Wallach nw \N"ITE WOMAN ss housekeeper in eriess home or elderly couple suburb. 947 Oth st. nw.. Apt. ] WOMAN . colored. experienced. wishes | whole or rt time; city references. Decatur_2471 WOMAN housework n.w. Apt. 201 WOMAN colored. work. _lqundress, st. nw. WOMAN plain cooking slly nights: city_or € try. Address Box 38(-C. Star offce. * NG LADY. employed until 4 pm_ de- s room in refined home. exchange for t _duties. Phoge North 6 YOUNG WOMAN. colored. wishes general housework and cooking in private family oarding house, R00d, city references. Come or write 436 New York ave. n.w. (ref) Cal “experienced in | Phone Atlantic reliable: general housework $4 week. Address | any kind Call De- mother's Phone m. city or ob' Call colored_ wants g00d references. cooking _and | wants g general references. 1420 house- 15th The rate under heading of Per- sonal 1s n ne adcitional to the regular line rate. PHYS graduate nurse: hours. 10 until K. by appt only fihonz M Al € CLO o Rpm TATAN et mw MEN—REAL TREATMENTS. tor elec. cab. baths, infra-red a 2 1400 16th nw. ent one_No ;. Park: children i to 3 ALCO_RUBS. BATHS. WHITE NURSE. | 17th n.w. (off Pa. ave.). ADL. i 10 to 9 Open Sunday. ALCO_RUBS, BATHS. 17th n.w. (oft Pa. ave.). 10 to 5 Open Sunday CHILDREN—COUNTRY BOARD. NOUR- f00d. careful supervision, sports. ex- ¢t schools: 10th year; reference. 'Box Cla Md. | MASSAG: mata Aipin nurse nni;s COLONICS. ENE- lamps,’_electric treatments. | hrs. 9 to 10 pm. dall! LONGFELLOW SCHOOL FOR BOYS.. cor- | l:ze Park. Md. Day and boarding. srades | . 200 acres. Phone Greenwood 2242. | H ORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY |uln metk:od; results effective for a life. | time or money back. _ Write for booklet o crugs of surgery. Dr SOMMER: | CK. 1365 Columbia rd.__ Adams 038%. MASSAGE BY MALE NURSE FROM NEW York Cits: centiemen only. Estab. 8 years. Phone National 5058 TRUSSES AND ELASTIC GOODS AT REAL & prices; fit and satisfaction ., Expert lady and gentleman dants 'to_care for your every want. ples Drug Store No 2. 505 7th st. n.¥.. No. 7. 11th and G RIvATExurDmGAfiTu school of danct: d CHILD PSYCHOLOGIST—THE TRAINING given by a professional tutor is the most impertant factor in the rearing of a cul- | tured child. Lack of co-ordination mani fested in class work. corrected by child ntvchulfl!ul who will consider a few anpli- cations for individualized help. What is | — vour child's personality? ~For interview acdress Box 105-C. Star office. LICENSED PHYSIOTHERAPIST — VI-TO- | net. infra-ray treatments. at vour resi- | | dence or hotel. Phone North g BRIARLEY MILITARY ACADEMY. AM- mendale, Md.; safe happy: 14 miles from White House; moderate. Berwyn 6.F-2. [ PERMANENTS, $1.25. Finger waves. 15c: manicures, shampoos. 25c: B SYSTEM. 1340 N. ¥ 1 | SYRACUSE. FRI. OR i take Teasonable. Call De- catur 5900, Mr CARR. ket MAN DRIVING TO SAN FRANCISCO SEPT. 3 wants passenger to share expense. Address Box J06-C. Star office. pe DRIVING BEAUTY PAB.LOBS. EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED. Wonderful Prench method used. Dr. Dell | Ledendecker. 3025 O n.w. West 1120. MECHANICAL DRAFTSMAN, 10 years' ex perienced _married: best of references. Phone Georeia_5:i: 19° PRINTER-COMPOSITOR. good ad man; Rood connections to secure Work for office. Address Box C. Star office. YOUNG MAN. white. desires work._any 20 expert diiver. trucks and cars; D, C. t.n.w Mr. Bi atterMling day session of Straver College. wishes to earn room and board by tutoring. chauffeuring. doing odd tending fur- haces; also interested in Working in cafe- teria or as elevator or switchboard oper- ator in apartment house. For appointment, call National 1748. YOUNG MAN. 25 _high-school grad, can cook. good mechanic: consider anythin 2164 Florida ave. n.w.. Apt BUSlNESS OPPORTUNITIES. | WANTED—Silent_partner to invest $500 in_business just starting: money secured: possibilities unlimited. Full investigation | Reterences’ exchanged, 'No triflers need | | answer._ Address Box 396-C. .| VARIETY STORE. r nw.: and_stocked; Address Box 434-C, Star oce.___*__ | GASOLINE. accessories;_estab. bus. wi future: price. $800, or $8.300 incl. prop- erty _Address Box 410-C. '“ LUNCH WITH BEER. corner. n.w. fully : one of best in city for $2.500. Address Box 392-Ca Star_office. 9-ROOM_HOUSE. for home or rooming house. beautifully furnished. aurnm-n\ fully_renied; _sacrifice. _Met. 7665. 18 FOR SALE—_DRY-CLEANING PLANT. re Star office equipped | 1.350. YOUNG MAN, 20, white. college and legal training: minimum salary, $25 per week Cail Lawrence Brown. National 8250. 19 YOUNG MAN. c. e grad. exp. clerk, cashier. desires employment in consiruction fine or position with future. Address Box C. Star office. 3 MAN desires work in exchange | %?‘a:‘-}m and room near American Univ. Address Bo YOUNG MAN. age 2 used to hard work: wants ‘Pzrm:él'mm 2, reliable, ambitious; 1 yr. Univ. of Va. connection. ~ Address office or pot washer: will do anythin Lincoln 3 i YOUNG MAN aitending the day session of Straver College wishes to earn room and board by doing odd jobs about the For interview. call Natl. 1748, STENOGRAPHER. for work in law office. State age, education. experience. Refer- el&nl required. Address Box 376-C. Star office. STENOGRAPHER. also typist. industrious, Sccurate. rapid; large corpofation. State age, educa spee in: 2 Address Box 17-C. Stat office. WHITE LADY. unencumbered, Tiving near 1st and R. nw. a8 nisht attendant, um!-mnnd. lldery lady: honesty. = dable attendance and willingness con- orm Tules: ed. small family; no chil_ dren; $5 week. Duties light; ref. Address Box 397-C. Star office. WAITRESSES. neat appearing, 25 vears old, exumnua in hotel or tea room;, Te( erence teady position. A 1515 w1601 flln. fin phone calls.” SlT!!ATlONS—WOMEN STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST, 19 years old: commercial school graduate; low wages to Start. Eleanor Snyder. 631 E st. n.e. 20° STENOGRAPHER wants employment eve- nings in_exchange for I’nom and board. Address Box :107-C. Star office. . STENOGRAPHER - TYPIST. experienced, desires evening work; manuscript. addre ing envelopes. etc. Address Box 315-C, Star_office. 19+ PIST AND. STENOGRAPHER. expe- Tlenced. decires work svenings: alio book- keeping. Call after 6:30 p.m. Colymbia sonable price. reasonable terms. ~Substan- Illl )Juspmes.s wholesale, retail. Apply 7344 Ga. n.w. == ERY STORE to lease to experienced | g‘:l’?cfluln( all-cash business between seven and eight hundred dollars; owner has other | proposition waiting which will demlnr}\ all his time. Party may have option o | buying 1f he' sees ft. "Small rentak of¢ | complete modern fxtures. ~Address 3 Star_office. _ | HAVE | Address Box 382- ith uniimited polMMlmu 1l |in a business w ed possiblitie 2 ment will be Fet No'clement of chance. Unauestigned ref: Nences Cgiwen and. reauired. _Principals ony. Address Box 16-B. Star office SHOP, _eauipped. ;"lg?mumm ‘Inquire 1701 Ne tol_s! SALEThe Clarendon Lunch Room. 5?5» Wilson Bivd. Clarendon. Va. 19° WANTED—] | Liquor license, off sale. and stocks of liquor, Address Box 327 office. - $fai_room: Refiress Box 147-C. Star office. e ROOM! HOUSE. 14 rooms._ 3 baths: RO in and Col. rd:: rent. $85: price. £1.600;_easv_terms. Metropolitan 4813. 3562 'ANTED—BY itress. N ofoany kind By da5 oF ne'f"imene North €913. OPERATING PARKING LOTS —$7000 and O aliga. W cost in 18 months | e i tonal 4553, Adams 5771 230 | 2 “baths I my special | UPHOLSTERING | lowest rates on construct | cut | davenport set BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. __(Continned.) 500 WILL BECURE one Gf W best business opportunities able and now growing rapidly: shou. $10.000 yearly in addition 1o good s Address Box_216-C._ Star office BOARDING HOUSE, tion: 8 rooms: reni newiy_ fur- pished. A bazgain for on 7 $825. Phone Numm 154 S. WINFIELD, 903 10th N. W, “ne locas MANUPACTURER wants reliable man to act_as exclusive distributor. The man we want is of the type. capable of organizing cting the efforts of other men Our product is alone in the field: positively non-competis tive and has unlimited sales possibilities. If you want a permanent. high-class connection. with an income far average. don't fail to investigate this opportunity. _Must be financially able to opgn small office and carry moderate glock. Interview by appointment only. Phone E. D. Miller, Metropolitan 5900. 19° ecutive ROOMING HOUSE. Mass. ave. 10 ran rent. 5. good income. price_$. terms. PhoRe. National 8054, S. WINFIELD, 908 10th N.W. ROOMING HOUBE near K and Conn_ave 1€ rooms, 4 baths. rent 7 auoted, 800 monirly terms. A bargain. C: $550—Lunch, corner business: Lunch. beer rooms: business $400 weekiy handles Lunch. beer and 4 room bustness $150 dally. I one of the best $550—Delicatessen. cheap rent: a barga $750—Delicatessen. $175 weekly; rent only $10. $400—Rooming house. 5 roor $550—Rooming house. 9 roo $600—Rooming house. 17 rooms rent; near 13th and Mass $1.000—Gas and accessory busins weekly business; splendid 5200 handles $700—Rooming house. 1 $950—Rooming house. 1°: “-car garage: 14th and R $1.000—Rooming house, 1 rent. $40: splendid incon Rooming h 14 near 16th and R. 1° ch cheap rent: sac; n ROOMS 18 BATHS Rooming and boarding house. excallent Conn. 2 r ¢ month a WINFIELD 908 10th N W | HOU Sl‘ HDI.D REPAIRS & \FR\ ICE. BEDDING MATTRESSES. 00X »prings and piliows reno’; best es and prompt de! Wash. Mattress Co L st.s.w. Nat. 667 CAMERA REPAIRING FULLER & d'ALB v 815 W0th S b P none Ade: CARPEN TER, 22 closed e Lineoln 3 BUILDER a8, Porches regairs of a cheerfully g CHAIR CA’WEING uPHousn:« NG fockers gplinted. CLAY ARMSTRONG 5 101 ELECTRIC WIRING —n pairs: 6-r house fixtures & base pl Iy Regal Blec Co %40 urnw _Col R GENERAL COI\TRACTA Pa P n c b PAINTING a-fl o stripping Sonable prices a weat ng Ppaperhanging. house T e PAPERING. paint scraping: neat. clean work TV and _quality Keystone Decorat ng Co., Ine. 3151 14th St Rdams 1344 Prom: PAPERING moums 5,05 ser Also pai and_caulking. Roy White. Atlantie 46 PAPEPING ROOM <5 T also do pain ing. Pree estimates White mechanics { Phone Columbia s PAPERING-PAI} T this week raped dry led, \nh any paper in our book 5 RMS. 2-STORY HALL. and up’ quick service: white mechan Call any time Neat papers PAFP"RI\"’ l".”\""\\" teed. PAPERING PAPERHA Rooms—S _A_T GFORGE__Phone Geo, PLASTERING- ?el‘ ceilings, PLASTERING too small or Thomas waterproo ing: suaranteed 10 ves UPHOLSTERING cushions, canin Garland Adar > FURNITURE REPAIR n _the home ng. refinishing work d K. Newton D% desired. Weaver, 1434 Adams 8401 United Construcuon Co. Estsblished 27 Years DEAL WITH A REIYAFLF FIRM. Carpenter. painting. paper xmmr* heating. roofing. all g T - ments; work may hc nced Federal Housing: take advantage of on work we ha All work guar 1913 7th B IMPROVE YOUR HOME BY HAVING A ELIABLE CONTRACTOR REMODEL YOUR HOME. P"mt\ngrrmw: PORCH INCLOSURES No Down Payment Low n Papering—Carpe Plumbins— Roofing—Weatk Plastering—Heating—8tu | Pree_Estimates Day Federal Contracting Co., Ix‘ S A\r W : l.l-'—.‘\flSCELLANEAOU S. e ninimias O been able to offer in yesrs £ T St co! “Advertisements under this head- tng are presumed to be from pri- vate individuals. unless the adver- tisement oives a frm name or @ business address or states the word ‘Deajer. Members of the public who find dealers masquerading in this column as private individuals are urged to report the matter to The Star for investigation.” TQUE gold Jewelry. Tings. waic AN T Ukold teeth. musical inst. Sold. Jewelers Exchange. 434 Oth st ‘n We chest of drawers prices E_MIRRORS. ¢ ANTIQUE M “;‘! china_and glassware, Murray Galleries. 1 OLA. No. 7: also copper-coil gas ho 3551 heater and_30-gal. tank; in flnod condition. Phone Lincoln 4644 Y CARRIAGE. stroller type —wicker IB(;‘OE condition: $5. Cromwell terrace ne. Phone Potomac 06-J. BATH FIXTURES, beams. lintels. steel sash lumber. flooring, sash and doors heating bollers and radiation. 6 P s.w. _Phone _Metropolitan ¢ G817, BEAUTIFUL bedroom set, mah. secre twin mah. poster beds set. Misc. Household. 1315 H st. n.e BED-DAVENPORT SUITE. 2-plece. rust: fine !flndllh‘"h 807 Prospect ave. Takoma Park. it BEDS, complete. suite, rugs, radio. kitchen cabinet, e Georgii Vi d-new_ with New Depa SICTCLES. DIARdnew, 0" Aleo uaea b cycles. $10 up. D. Gilbert. 1106 H st. ne BICYCLES—RoTitast ana oiner mig-grede Eheels _Hazelton Bicycie & Sporting Goods Slnre 424 6th n BUILDING MAT‘RIAL—H!Chln er's 24th Snniversacy sale ENDS BATURDAY AT P.M. A tremendous le of brand-new building material as wel used material bargains. Drastic reductions in all de- artments at four stores. Every item n our entire stock reduced with only s few exceptions. Free. prompt delivery. Phone orders Atlantic |I(|0 HECHINGER Ct 18th and H Stg, NE, 8th Ghd 0 sts. B W 8025 Ga Ave Nw. 1905 Nichols Ave. Contincd on Next Fase. Bk studip couch, davenport dressers, wardrobe, table. Edelman.