Evening Star Newspaper, October 11, 1935, Page 50

D—4 % HELP AN BULLION DEPOSITORY CONTRACT AWARDED Chicago Company Will Build Structure at Fort Knox, Ky., for $468,274. By the Associated Pres Contract for construction of the Government’s bullion depository at Fort Knox, Ky., wes awarded by the Treasury Department yesterday to the Great Lakes Construction Co. of Chicago. The contract price was $468274, the Government reserving the right to specify additional vault reinforce- ments which would increase the amount by $21,000. The structure, designed as an im- pregnable place of safety for the Treasury’s store of gold and silver, will be located in the midst of one of the Nation's strongest military establishments. . CITY MAY RESTORE $9 TO BOY WHO FOUND $10 Council and Mayor Consider Res- olution to Refund Cash Turned Over Three Years Ago. By the Associated Press. MILWAUKEE, Octoter 11.—If the Common Council passes a resolution and if the Mayor signs it, Paul Bruno, 15, soon may obtain $10 he found three years ago in the City Safety Building. But because the city cannot pay out money to a minor, it will be given to Paul's father, and because of legal action and advertising to find the owner, Paul will obtain only $9. Three years ago Paul took the $10 bill to the police after finding it in a corridor. . He requested it be returned to the owner. After holding it for months without a claimant, the police turned the money over to the c)ty treasurer. Saturday Curb Service + For the convenience of patrons of The Star who are unable to find parking space during the busy hours Saturday, 10 AM. to 2 P.M,, a young man will be in at- tendance near the 11th St. door. He will come to your car, receive your advertisement or subscription, and return with receipt and complete the transaction. You are invited to avail yourself of this service. D SITUATIONS. ind Pound anrumm.l may be found on Das HELP—MEN. ~colored, over 1A for general work &O:ru“)&ou ontelio Pharmacy. 1609 Montello ave. n. e L SALESMAN with loc ng'?el'nbly in bituminous. G oDPOr- tunity ‘bulrm'c“l,l- tte) Et'l‘em a large and al it Salnry expected. Address Box 37 COLLEGF GRADUATES: raining snd mech. abil'ty Mr. Ford, Boyd's, 1333 "’ st. n. ELECTRICIANS. plumbers or any mechanic intelligent enotgh to sell bread to the hunlu or water to the lhtrltblhfluld ing low-price .2‘1" f‘a’l'rr‘llte ‘You must have 5 0 d!wll'.. Harris Atmat ht iris '{” e ““":gc:ld on_new-house wiring: state age. experi- er'nl;:e and salary. Ad!rul Box 384-E, Star office. ENUMERATORS for_cit by letter only. H L. st._nw. HRST TEN( for male quartet. radio gram. Must he able to read music. Ronly stating_age. experience. etc.. to Box 420-J Star office. All replies strictly con- fidential. FLOOR MANAGER for wome nd misse Senrment Eood e e horoughly tion. Please do not ap) experienced. See Mr. Snyder. Raleigh Hab- erdasher. $10_P st. n.w. MAN ted. famillar with “the truck trade in the District. to take body order: for the Leonhardt Wagon Mlnu(lclurlnl Company. Baltimore. Maryland Apply by leu!r only for interview Address Box H. Star office. _____ MEAT CUTTER WANTED Must be neat and trustworthy: {:eululred Apply_hetween 2 and 5. PAPERHANGER first class. nd st n.w. X PHOTOSTAT OPERATOR and assistant experienced. Give experience and refer- ences. _Address Bo Star off round PLUMBERS—Three first-class, all hands. State age, experience. references. | SK'0 " per day. Address Box 8i-J, Star office. | ROUTEMAN-SOLICITOR — Young ~ m Petween 21 and 53, for established_laun: dry and dry-cleaning routs. now payving about $15 per week. on salary and com- mission basis. _Splendid opportunity to | earn much more Reply. giving refer- | ences. Address Box 92-H. Star office. | SALESMAN for Central and Northern V. { with clean. successful record selling som packaged commodity to dealers. Perma- | hent and . very desirable position _for strong producer of high character. with | manufacturer _ Give particulars. age and | experience. _ Strictly _confidential. Ad- | dress_Box 104-H. Star office. | SALESMEN—Out wn_corporation has opening for men who are able to sell. | Want men capable of making S50 weekly \can for interview st Comfi-Coil Corpora- icn, Victor Bldg.. 724 9th st. n.W.. ask | for Mr Keegan. | SECURITIES SALES MANAGER wanted, also 2 salesmen for the exploitation of new mechanical devices. Apply Room 527 Oth st. n.w. 11 SOLICITORS, for dairy. house-to-house | selling; drawing account against commis- sions. Address Box 321-H. Star office. STENOGRAPHER, " efficlen dlm:ton Apply k & Co. 902 F D experienced. references 60 s APPly 7 experienced: _efficlent. neat-sppearing. ambitious young man with pleasing personality: splendid opportunity for advancement. Applv in own hand- | Writing. - Address Box A31-H_Star ofce. | | TATLOR—Topper's_Cleaners and Dvers. | | Collese Park_Md Phone Greenwood 1545 | TELEPHONE_ SALESMAN. to sell excep- | tional food product. Address Box I H. | Star_office. TXN‘IER rst-class. Call Sh(-nh!rd 261 | | TUTOR. for young man 20 years y old. for general instruction in rudimentary stucles. State salary. experience. Address BoX | | 118-H._Star_office. =g | WASHINGTON MGR. for nal corp.: _no | salary and bonus good for $:50. €350 month: $550 cash necessary. fully | secured and returnable. Give experience and phone. _ Address Box 41 office. WINDOW DRESSER. crepe-paper experi- | ence. Steady work good pay. Also begin- ners to learn; good opportunity. Apply at once. Service Window Display. 623 Indiana ave. n.w. | cooking. maintenance | coLoRFD c1PL 4 h‘w-'vrr | DRESSMAKER. for tallor shop | housework where cook THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1935. YOUNG MAN of Jawish faith; preferably first or second year law student. Must be competent stenographer _and have knowledge of bookkeeping. Please Teply in own_handwriting. Address Box 143-H, Star_office. YOUNG MAN as cashier-bookkeeper and eneral all-around office work: must be ast_and accurate in arithmetic. Answer in own handwriting stating age. salery lg‘d experience. Address Box :”“-Bilm“ office. e Men of Good Character, 21 years, of age or over. residing in Wash Insion at least ons year to join new FREE class for hack lcense examination. R ey MAKE GOOD MONEY DRIVING CABS. SEE MR. CRUZE. BELL CAB CO,, 1317 L N.W. MEN good earnings and future; must be over 3 and possessing car: you will be trained for the work. Call Poto- mag 4678 for appointment, after 7 p.m. riday. PERMANENT POSITION; MUST BE DEPENDABLE, CONSCIEN- TIOUS AND OF NEAT APPEAR- ANCE; POSITION IS A RELIA- BLE ONE WITH GOOD PAY. REFERENCE REQUIRED. AP- PLY FRIDAY EVENING AT 8 O’CLOCK SHARP, 205 DENRIKE gI.&'JG., 1010 VERMONT AVE. CLOTHING SALESMEN with local experience. Can average $40 to $55 weekly. Give full particulars, includ- ing age, past connections, etc. All communications will be strictly confidential. Ad- dress Box 307-H, Star office. HELP—MEN AND WOME! AGENTS ~WANTED—Men _and Rapid-selling_coupon. Donaldson Studio. 927 F st n.w. 1 HOME PORTRAIT SOLICITORS, start im mediately with camera artists of refi ment. “Address Box 01-H. Star office, stat= | ine_qualifications_and_address. WANTED—Intelligent_ _refined. happily married couple. ianitor work. laundry and very small salary. Addr!as‘ Box For steady worl women. ntry, private school. -H_Star office. YOUNG MAN with about one year's expe- rlence. to work in drug store. Don't apply | without references. Address Box 106-H. Star_office. HELP—WOME! ART SCHOOL will give free scholarship exchange for part-time secretarial ser ices: splendid 0pportunity: no art exp rience necessary. Address Box 404-J. St BEAUTY SHOP—All-around operator. thor- cughly _exverierced. Call after 2 pm. Margaret E. Scheetz. Skin and Scalp Spe- cialist_1145 Conn._ave. BEAUTY OPERATORS | Abply Priday evening or Saturday atier 3 | p.m._127 15th 1205 steadv job. Do ot 7 all-around. Call 1009 E st. call_on_phone nw. 2nd floor. 18th stonw St 3 ENUMERATORS. for citv directory. Apply by letter only. R. L. Polk & Co. 902 P stnw = FUR FINISHERS. expcrienced and inexpe- rienced: gcod opportunity for exverienced Aoply Bernare's Fur Shop 1116 Conn. ave. (oppotite Mayflower Hotel) GIRL_ white not over : is’ employed: s Box 41 vears old. for nights: private family. Address Star office HOME MAKER_ not over sional couple: modern hom cellent_ plain cook. &aod ho pable of handling”entire house of part-time bov Give ace. rst letter. Address Box o ce. £ 40. for profee- must be ex- keeper ca- with help | € salary 4-E. Star YOUNG MAN. experienced_for office work. knowledge of booking. Apply Phil Bobys . W SEAMSTRESS, draperies and slip covers experienced only need apply. Acme Uph Co.._31 t._Pleasant st. nw . of neat appearance to_work in order department: permanent position. | Eood pay. See Mr Wagner, 4-6 p.m.. Room | 409 International Bldg.. 1310 P st. n.w. NG MAN to learn to sell and collect. Y | Salary while learning. Apply 3337 Conn. ave. HERO’S WAY By Craig Rice. 'HE scarlet mon= oplane was fly- ing straight into the path of the sun. There was & eurious smile on the white, thin face of the man at the controls. Somewhere down at the Washington Airport were Bruce and Lois, arm in arm, perhaps Per- haps they were watching the little red monoplane, not guessing who was taking it on that flight toward the sun. Only that morn- ing he had over- heard them tatk- ing. He had asked 2 neighbor boy to help him out into the garden, where his ears, grown acutely sensitive to the faintest shadow of sound, had picked up their conversation. They loved him, those two. He had known that, of course, all along. And they loved each other, too. He hadn't known that before this morn- ing. There was another thing. too. The doctor had told Lois that it would be all finished in a few months. He hadn’t known that before, but he'd susvected it for a long time He knew something else that Lois didn't imagine he knew. They were nearly out of money now. Hospital expenses and doctor’s bills had been high Now, the continual drain of caring for a helpless invalid was rapidly using up what was left. * ok ok ok UDDENLY the scarlet monoplane took on added speed. ‘The man and woman down on the field watching it were not seeing it very clearly. While their eyes followed it mechanically, their thoughts were far away from what had now become a little red speck in the mists along the Potomac. “Lois,” said the man softly, “Lois, it’s been a long time since I've seen Tom as happy as he's been this after- noon ” She nodded slowly. “I know. We ought to bring him out here oftener. I've thought a lot of times that it would only make him unhappy, but that was a mistake. It does him a Iot of good to come down here and chin with the boys around the fleld, Just the way he always used to do.” ‘There was a little silence and when Bruce spoke again his voice was very gentle. “Lofs, Tom knows . . . that he isr’t going to be around long.” 8he turned to him, wide-eyed. “When you went back to the car after your coat, he turned to me and asked me to promise that when he was gone, I'd always look after You. ‘Oh, Bruce!” “Don't take it that way, darling. It’s much better that he does know, and that he knows I always will take care of you. Suddenly he reached for her hand, held it very tight. “But I hate to think of it being this way. When your time comes, you've got to face it. But when mine comes, I want to be fin- ished, all at one time. When it hap- pens to me, I want to go . . . flying.” “T know, Bruce, that’s the hardest thing for Tom to bear, I think. He e Their eyes always used to say that when his number was up, he wanted to go that way. Remem- ber when he had pheumonia three years ago, and we never thought he'd | pull through,?” “Remember it!" | “Well, Tom told | SEAMSTRESS_ dry-cleaning_dept _ Cherry Blossom Laundry. ird and Eve st ne WATTRESSES exnerienced. between ases 20 and uniforms 37 and 34: niz work. Apply brtween' 3 and 5. 141 Penna__ave.. CHILDS'. ‘WAITRESS. experience tain. Apply after pm. 801 2rd st. n.w. WATTRESSES. _experienced enced need apply. i = WET NURSE. young. whitr. for few da\s Address Box 04-H. Star office experienced on alterations. s garments. Apply ai once. 3 consin ave “and_soda_fou Crystal Lunc] only _exper Oriole Grili, 1721 Pa. | Must_have | recommended —By WEBSTER ALS WIFE BIDS A SPADE, MY wiFe BIDS TWO CLUBS, AL GOES To Two SPADES AN' | CRACK (T: AL'S WIFE PASSES an' WHAT DOES MY WIFE Do 8urT GO To THREE CLUBS, THERE | wAS WITH SIX OF THEIR SPADES To THE N, JACK, TEN, THE ACE OF DIMONDS, SIx HEARTS To THE Ace- KING AN' Ao CLUBS, Now, 1 LEAVE (T T6 Yov— SINCE THE GAME BECAME | SO FPOPULAR THE DUTIES OF | THE SAGE BEHIND THE BAR HAVE ALMOST TREBLED INSTRUCTION COURSES. (Continued.) |CIVIL SERVICE COURSES. BEGIN TODAY FOR COMING EXAMS SPECIAL CARD-PUNCH MACHINE EXAMS. MACHINE COURSES. Special secretarial course. $5._including CARD PUNCH. COMPTOM- ETER. MONROE. CLERICAL._ TYPING GREGG SHORTHAND: tuition.$5 THE CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL. 624 st._n.w. Met. ¢ BEAUTY INSTUCTION. ‘The South’s oldest d_largest beauty organization. establishec Years. One standard of instruction—the very best. ENROLL NOW—DAY-NITE CLASSES. Special Rates—Free Catalogue. Graduates Placed Yn_Good Positions. MABELLE HONOUR BZAUTY SCHOOL Y550 N. Y. Ave. N.W . OLORED GIRL u-mvrd for_general honest._Address 401 P st. n.w. - houseworker; rd. n.w N:M:r AL HOUSEWORKER. white couple i % chudren school age. ~Call 5-7 N. Garfield st.._Clarendon. Va. white, experienced maid, general small_family; live out. Apt. 108, | 1 17th st. n.w. & 2 HOUSEKEEPER—Strong white woman for | alid n, small apartment: stay nights. € age_and wages expected Address Box 17-J. Star office. MOTHER'S HELPER_white board and 4thst. ne. NURSE and & CCOK “stay om RL. Small salary. “houseworker: stay | nights. €3 week 30 Belmont rd. n.w. WAITRESS. colored. for private family nice_sppearance and be well Phone Cleveland 6536 WHITE WOMAN_attendant refined elderly iy near No Cap and S nw. duties » p.m. until morning: must be neat adaptable and quiet sleeper: 6 week: refs. Address Box K4-H. Star office. WHITE WOMAN. for housework and care i stay niehts; 320 mo. Address Box X L WOMAN scttled for gen- 5 m, board. $16 YOUNG small apartmes GIRL. white. mother’s no cooking: fond of month. APPiY WOMAN. refined_desiring good home: gen eral housework. no cooking; small salary. Phone Wisconsin 4R60. 12 YOUNG LADY. experienced in_auto dea er’s routine office work: both new and used cars._Address Box 113-H. Star office YOUNG LADIES (£) under 24_attractive. learn publishing business: experience u necessary; free to travel: salery. S16. Ap- ply until Saturday. Houston Hotel, Mr. Goud. i1 CHRISTMAS CARDS Big_profit_season here Office workers, housewives, factory employes. church or- ganizations now pocketing big daily cash profits with Thistle Greetings. No previous experience neéeded. = Salable assortments furnished on approval.” Call todav or write THISTLE GREETINGS. Dept. TW-51. 710 1ith st. n.w._Room EXPERIENCED SALESLADIES | BOY. SITUATIONS—MEN. ACCOUNTANT will do your bookkeeping. accounting and euditing for very reason- able amount. Address Box 96-H. Slar 1R, desires work of any kind, lllhn[ to learn. Phone Lincoln 510:-W. BOY_colored_ 20 wishes job as houseboy o7, Stabieboy; “experienced. Call North 40 high-school position as messenger. Phone COLORED BO graduate, " desires bell boyg or elevator operator. Potomac 2642, COLORED MAN. neal appearance. wants job. houseman, chauffeur. handy and de- pendeble: reference. Columbia Si#11-R._ COLORED MAN. neat appearance. g00d education. position as elevator operator. messenger or bell boy v. Potomac FOR PERMANENT POSITIONS IN STORE SELLING PICTURES. MIRRORS AND me afterward that | he'd felt he had to pull through, had to get well. be- cause . . . because when it happened to him, he wanted to be fl}!ng And now . .. They started | along the edge of the fleld, the sunlit dust rising in lit- tle clouds around them. Overhead, the drone of a mo- tor that marked the scarlet mono- plane’s path was growing faint. Sud- denly Lois stopped, looking up, and frowned. “Look, Bruce—the red plane up there . . . isn't that the one? Didn't we leave Tom talking to the pilot?” His gaze followed hers. “Yes, I think it is.” “Oh I hope he hasn't left Tom alone down there! Come on, Bruce, hurry up . . . we never should hlve { left him in the first place . “He wouldn’t have left Tom alon * ok % X BUT the young man quickened his pace just the same. No use in | upsetting Lois, he reflected, but he had a strange premonition that some- thing had gone wrong. He took the girl's arm and hurried her through | & line of parked cars. Arother little cloud of sunlit dust | rose from the field as a round-faced boy came to meet them. The girl's face grew suddenly white. “Bruce, look! There’s the pilot! But Tom isn’t with him!” - They ran the last few steps across the fleld. Overhead the drome of & motor had grown very faint and far away. “Hey—hey, you!” The round-faced boy hurried toward them. “What's the matter? Anything wrong?” “Where's Tom . . . where's Capt. Roscoe?” “Why—he’s up.” “Up? What do you mean?” “Why—" the boy stared at them in bewilderment. “We'd been talking about the new monoplane, and he asked me if he could try her out, and gosh I was tickled to death to have Capt. Roscoe take her up, and He turned and followed their gaze. The little scarlet monoplane seemed to be faltering in its path toward the afternoon sun. Far out there in the mists it began to circle crazily, wildly, without direction. The round-faced boy gave a sud- den exclamation. “Say—what's the matter with him up there?” Bruce caught the girl's arm sud- denly. “Don’t look, Lois!” “But what’s the matter? Why should . . . " From the distance came the sud- den shrill sound, like a human scream, of the little monoplane fall- ing. Lois turned to the young pilot, her face ashen. “Oh you fool . .. you fooll Couldn't you see he was blind?” Jollowed it. | sitions_open FRAMES ONE WITH EXP®RIENCE IN | ABOVE ARTICLES OR_WITH KX Q’VL- EDGE OF INTERIOR DECORATIN( FERRED. BUT NOT ESSENTIAL STATE | YOUR SELLING EXPERIENCE A Av. VRN AR ORALHESS > < i BOX 415-J. STAR OFFICE. WAITRESSES FOR INSIDE TABLE SERVICE; GOOD |SALARY. ALSO BOYS AND | |GIRLS FOR CURB SERV-| ICE. APPLY 5109 GEORGIA AVE,, THE HOT SHOPPE. THE HECHT CO. Requires the services of ex- perienced alteration hands on ladies’ cloth coats; also fur finishers, Apply employ- ment office. WANTED—SALESMEN. DISTRIBUTOR wants high-class salesmen for readily salable patented specialty: must be seen to be appreciated. - Cail Emerson EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES, T___BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL. | SALESMENS" HEADQUARTERS—Sales po- daily. Register with Mr. 1333° P st. .. Ford_Boyd's. 33. 10 a.m. to & 13% FILIPINO COUPLE. first-class cook, chauf- feur. valet: full charge. private family: eity reierence, ' Address Box 41-H. Star ]nr;‘;ce. well recommended. 1¢% pleting first ¥ dest compiometer ops Address Box TAW Job: e ator. general ofice assistant, 102K office. _ o0t RADIO SERVICE MAN. 6 years' exp. in sales and servicing, wishes employment with dept. store. Willing to start at rea- sonable salary. 815 5th st. n.e. YOUNG MAN attending day session of Strayer College. wishes to earn room and board by tutoring chauffeuring. doing odd Jobs around the house or tending furnaces. Also interested in working cafeteria or as elevator or switchboard operator in apart- ment house. For appointment, call Na- STUDENT. tuition_only | PERSONAL. (Continued.) PERSONALITY AND SPEECH CONSTI tute fifty per cent of success. Are yours in need of improvemen.? Individuel pe sonality analysis and confidential help. Call week deys. National 5586. . ALCO RUBS, WHITE NURSE ve. n.w.. Apt. 30. Hours. 10 to Suriday. o =5 Z UBS. BATHS; WHITE NURSE nw _(off Pa. ave.), Apt. 4 Open Sunday. 17 CURTAINS STRETCHED, 50c PAIR: 3 panels. S1: work guarantced; called, deliv- ered " Mrs. SPECH' 20 Tt st se. Phone_Atlantic i 7 WHEN DEATH STRIKES A PAMILY eel that they must | there 1s no need to ability to pay a igh orice The :ireater W. W. Chambers Co offers a complete funeral. cars and all for as little as World's finest waterprgof airtight. guar- anteed steel burial vault may be had from Chambers for $85 [n case of desth call the Greater W W._Chambers Co. 14th st. Col (432 ' Phone or We will send vou & | beautiful cateiosue of how We do it. ‘1400 Chapin st nw. Columbia 0432 517 1ith st._s.e.. Atlantic 6700 tions_ reas Linceln 7x ‘POR AGED. INVALID: beautiful room. splendid view. excel | care: “private nurse if desired. lovely mo ern_nome: references. Inquire 2702 Wi consin_ave. > | YOUNG MA} tor in office college and 4 yea | hospital experience. All credentials. Phone | after 6 pm.. Emerson o . | PERMANENTS, $1.95. | Pinger ves. 15¢: manicures £hampoos, R HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS & SERVICE. (Continued.) MISCELLAN SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. (Continued.) CABINETMAKING And rurniture refinishing. ““Abel” Cabinet- makers and Upholsterers. _Office, 800 M. Capitol st. _Telephone Lincoln §823. CARPENTER AND BUILDER—Brick. ce- ment. plaster, painting. papering. shelving. Gapisiets general improvements. Call West CARPENTER—Prompt. reliabie, reasonable, en. repairs. porches. steps. fences. parti- tlons, sheives. floors. 'Douglas. Met. 31 CHAIR CANEING UFEoisrea: l;ofnrlln tpllnllfl “eC'LonYez AR.MhTRON ELECTRIC WIRING P fi:ln B-r. house fixtures & dase plugs, $55 %al Elec Co . #46 Upshurnw _Col 91 ELEC. WIRING Est free; evecin pric lugs. door bells and repairs. Eiec_Co.. 280% 14th n.w._ Adams 2064. FLOORS CLEANED and waxed with mi chine: papering. painting, scraping. stai ing and waxing floors: all work & d._Phone Potomac 5087. old floors 8 chine rented. . n.w._Clev. 0528 ln‘ecllllv first-class work. Line. d st. n.e. M. Greathouse. GENERAL CONTRACTING, Painting. papering. plastering. carpentry old-time white mechanics: est. free: = exp. Jack Sparkes. Decatur 44 Atl. 3153. 13 PAINTING Fsoerins. Roofing. Gener- al Repairi M.L Smith 1724 Wlbmr n. ""Afi‘:m ‘Ilfll | No | VACCUM CLEANER—1935 Rt]'RlGlMTORS—!lfl: 19: ples. cu. ft. $50.50 cash: reg. $114.7 Vaiie * 500 bih o Open_ evenings. Electric_flat ¢. or d. c.: guaranteed; . 1328 New York ave. n. RUG. French. 017, biue, beautiful; s ly uted: sacrifice. '$15." Lincoln Trading 1210 7th st. n.w. 20; also 8x11 and scatters, $250 and up, 1431 Park- 0d pl._n.w._Phone Adams {1149 RUGS. Persian and Chinese. scatter and room sizes. Rare Rug 8Shop 204 1%th st. n.w. Open 9 am. to 10 p.m. RUGS—Must sacrifice at once 6 imported rugs. Chinese and Oriental patterns, for 3l00: desirable room sizes irciuded ' Ad- dress Box 110-H. Star office. STUDJQ COUGH _ Simmions. fioor sampié: was €30.50; to ‘close cut. $24.95, ldeal Bedding Co., 622 E st. n. TYPEWRI rrent model Coronas and L. C, Smiths for rent Bargains Il;i re- bullt and reconditioned machines. The L. C. Smith and Corons Typewriters. Inc. 1018 15th st _n.w. Phone National 0411 TYPEWRITERS_ all makes guaranteed 1 onably. We rent. rep: . Standard Typewriter Co.. 10th st. n.w TYPEWRITERS—American Typewriter Co. All mukes. including portables 3 repair Away from high rents Open ev: nings__1431 East Capitol st Linc. 00K NG DTS, ot Yo, To Ras ghie mitn. No, ngton b Underwnod. 5716 16th st W, | imum prices EOUS. COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL. WOOD—Sound, seasoned oak and pine. cut eny length. $10 per cord delivered. = _15th st. n.w. Phone Adams SP30 FUEL—Free kindling select fireplace. stove. furnace. kindline wood, wholesalé nd retail Puel Oil 504 Main Ave. 8 W. Phone National 3910, Night and Holidays 5 FIREPLACE OR STOVE WOOD. any lensth wuaranteed best of quality. seasoned: min- free delivery and storage, Do not call unless you want the best. Mr. Jameson. District 5160; after & p.m.. Mets politan i S S PENNA. ANTHRACITE, RED AND WHITE ASH, STOVE. BGG. CHESTNUT— $11.00 TON. . S 50 BUCKWHEAT - .00 Lord Baltimore Coal Corp., 1324 Wis. Ave, N.W West 2616, Branches: POLINO COAL CO. 1522 North Capitol St.. Decatur 4200, GRIM\( COAL CO. ADAMS POULTRY AND EGGS. CHICKS—W_and B Rocks. R I Reds. 80 per 100 blood tested: hatches every & day and Thursday L E. Beach's Hatche) at_Norbeck. Md._Phone Ashton 116-F-21. 500 CHICKS for immediate delivery: book- ing orders for hatching October 15 da : all chicks free from B. W. D. by ‘State Dept of markets. Hines Olney Md. Phone Ashton 2 miles north of Norbeck Apex_de luxe model. 40 off for cash. Apex Elec. Co.. 709 9th st. n.w._Open evenings. WASHERS—Used Apex. $10. also Apex floor sample. family size. 30% off for cash. Avex Elec. Co.. 709 9ih st. n.w. Open evenings. PAPERING 5 RMS. 2-STORY HALL. $30 and up: quick serv: white mechanics. Cail any time. N WASHER—Whirldry spinner type_apari- ment_cize: bargain for cash. Apex Elec. Co.. 709 Oth st. n.w. _Ope: 'nings. PAPERING, PAINTING—Average room. $6. I do my own work Satisfaction guaran- teedCall Metz any time. Columbia 0396. WASHER A B C new. 1034 model; never used. Phone Adams i771. 4128 8th st n.w.. Apt. 102. 11% PAPERING. peinting and floor scraping: neat. clean work: service and aulhf Keystone Decorating Ci nc., 3451 14th St. NW. Adams 1344. PAPERHANGING Rooms—85 Ug A _T. GEORGE__Phone Georgla 0468. Rooms, $5 up. Prompt PAPERING service. Al painting | nd_caulking. Roy White, Atlantie 4652 PAPERHANGING—ROOMS. $5 UP. Satisfaction Guaranteed. __John N_Tolson. District . 158 PIANO TUNING. €150 few days, special: work guaranteed: estimates free. Chas H. eake. Underwood st. n.w. Geo. 4 ROOFING, tinnine, guttering, spout- ing furnace work. E A CRAWFORD. Lincoln 284: after UPHOLSTERIN cushions, caning: Call epalr! ip_covers. fine work. reas. price Garland. 56 __Ph._Geo._3646. UPHOLSTERING. furniture repairing. refin- | ishing. l‘haxr caning: work guaranteed. Weis- muller. 2423 1Kth st. n.w.Adams 0761, 17 ~ UPHOLSTERING. | accept inferior funeral services due tc in- | No iob too difficult “Abel” makers and Upholsterers. ~Office. 800 Cabitol st._Telephone Lincoln 95 CLEANER REPAIRING. any | make. any model prices reasonable; work ully guaranteed Estimates given free in our home. McKain's Service, 413 H st. ne_ Phoneé Lincoln 6050 WINDOW SHADES able shades made to order at low- ve vour old rollers: for esti- 768, 2400, Penn Decorating ve. HO‘WF IWPROVE\IF\T COW;A&!ES " HAVE YOUR HOME REMODELED FOR THE HOLIDAYS m_ Hot-Water Heat Printing. Papering. Floors Cementing Plastering, Stuccoing. Plumbing. Roofing Weather Strippine. Al Porch Ing FREE ESTIMATES—DAY OR NIGHT. PAY AS YOU EARN. as_$5 Monthly_—Start Dec. 1. 1935 FEDERAL CONTRACTING CO., INC,, 712 NEW YORK AVE. NW hi. Adams 00¢ Cabinet- E. SYSTEM. 1 BEAUTY PARLORS. EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED | Wonderful Prench method used¢ Dr Della | Ledendecker 3025 O nw_West 1120 ‘ BUSH\ESS OPPOR’I‘LNITI'ES. | WILL REMODEL NICHOLS AVE oppasite, St Eliza for responsible party__Appiy o WANTED—Lady or uml £10.000. proposition in mvestment should pay o\e '$200 monthly cash income: you handle all of the money. | Address Box 231-H. Star office 5° OLD. WELL-ESTABLISHED delicatessen and lunch business. with lons I new building. in splendid bu SS S \A hustler can make from $6.000 §10,000, per” year. Call Mr. North RESTAURANT Geer_wire The Ark. on Mt_Vernon Bivd. at New Alex andria._Good_opportunity. right party. ‘WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY to pu chase on easy terms. established dow town restaurant: long lease. Alway: invest to Simer at money-maker: beautifully equipped. Own- | er retiring to his Virginia tourist business. Address Box 406-E_Star_office. 12 GAS STATION and gen store: rent S5 cluding 4 rooms: nice living: ; +1.100: terms: owner in hospital. Room | 1081406 G st nw WOULD LIKE TO BUY & rtetailers Class | A “liauor “license: any owner interest s communicate, Address Box 142-H, Star_office. WANTED—_S| $1.000, Whic busiress just at partner willing to invest cure haif interest 2 that has imm secured; references oniv. Address s Box HAT SHOP In hotel. doing hice business. Party leaving town. Address Box 105-H. Star_office | GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET good ne. | location. doing SGi( weekly: rent. $3¢ $4.000. terms. cash business. | Williams. Decatur_ 5814 | WANTED. for cash small delicatessen or variety store. State I g 5-H. Star office. _11° fashionable price._Address Box_ profitable bus $4.000: sickness causes it to be one-third this price. Atlantic 25 SITUATIONS—WOMEN. Box 2 COLORI clears Room RESTAURANT with whisky license: $100 weekly. Price. $3.500; terms. 908, 1406 G st_n.w. GAS STATION (inds busy section of city. Price McDearmon. ~ Phone during dny Me!rn- politan 4814: evenings. Adams 1481. NURSE (irained) and_masseuse. by German- French lady; especially fond of aged people. trustworthy. kind: free to travel Re ence__Address Box 14-H. Star NURSE, practical, especially fond of +'refined. dependable: good ref.: y nur ble rate. Dist. 5! NURSERY-GOVERNESS. man and_French; after 6 p.m., Wisconsin NURSERY GOVERNESS. Scotch. reference. can e full charge: good with nervous qr delic children. Phone Mon d: N&rlh 0707. or address Box 354-H. office NEEDED! Stenographers male. experienced. ages 18 to 30. capable of 100 words dictation and 50 words per minute typing. Appiy for test Saturday morning. 9 o'clock. _No charges unless placed. ' Washington Em- ployment_Exchange. 2i4 Nat'l Press Bidg. NEEDED! Stenographers, exp.. ages 18 to_30. ca- | pable of 100 w.p.m_dictation and 45 w.p.m. typing. for either temporary or permanent positions. Typists, exp.. ages 18 to 25, capable of 50 w.p.m. for either temporary or perma- nent positions, Apply_for Test Saturday at 9 AM. No Charge Unless Plact THE WASHINGTON EMPLOYMENT HANGE, 214 Natlonsl Prese Butlding. PRACTICAL NURSING. housekeeping or caring for an invalld: good reference: settled and white. Telephdne Alex. 5 REFINED WHITE LADY will care for chil- dren. hourly, day or evening. 25c per hlz\ll’. Address Box 411)-J. Star office. SECRETARY - STENOGRAPHER. French and English fiuently. able to trans- late. Call Wisconsin 3440-J. SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. the | BED. mah box springs. spring_mattress, $15: spinet d bed room suite (will sep owner ie ave n, double size cressers, dav bed “inner- $10: BICY Y(‘LES—R::H!I\' llr"‘ otner nign: wheels “Hazelton Bicycle & Sporting Goods | Store. 424 Bith n « o ILER AND FURNACE REPATR PARTS. | Wice ascortment of grate bars etc.. " HECHINGER CO. 4—Bra | BOTTLES Jars. sugs corks. caps | kees “any size _and_guantity - Sou Eottle Supply Co. 733-39 1lth st. crowns, st Phone Lincoln_1024 5 ’ | BUCKWHEAT BLOWERS burn chieap coal. © automatic heat. S13.50 up. Take ad vantage of our advanced sale of furnace blowers. thermostats and aquastats. Pay for them out of your savings on coal. We will be glad to explain without obligation. Harris Armature Co.. 9th and O sts. n.w. Phone North 1920 = | BUILDING MATERIAL WRECKING SALE. | Bargains from two city blocks and many other wrecked buildings. at 3 We are busy changing the city's skyline At present we are clea; one city block for the Mall another for New Interior Dept. Bidg and soon will besin anotner block for Federal Reserve Blde Tremendous guantities of good used materials of every descrip! at tly arranged for your easv at bargain prices. Come four vards We quote de- livered. Phone orders At- Hechinger’ FCHINGFR €O, 3oth & H Sts N 5125 Ga_Ave. NW Used Matecial Dept c trag iaks and prole:lou 529 14th st n ear girl outgrown wool skirt sweaters, Halloween costume. _Adams 61 COAL. WOOD & OiL STOVES. Circulating heaters and stove pipe and fittings HECHINGER CO.. 4—Stores—4. DAY BED which opens to comfortable bed, also matiresses, 3 large pillows and 2 cove erlets._Call Georgia 0153. 9 to DIAMOND BARG A1NS — Unreaeemed pledges of all descritions for sale at prices much below thelr regular values, All mer- chandise GUARANTEED as to welght, and perfection. Money cheerfully refunded if_you are not satisfled. Horning’s Load Office_opposite Washington_Airport. DELICATESSEN doing ov 1.000 cash weekly mumm Rent. $150: 5-year lease. Price, $£3,500. Mr. Hollander, Room 808, 1406 G st. n.w. ‘GROCERY (D. G. §)_doing 3650 weekiv: rent. $90. with 8 rooms: n.w.; new truck. Qwner “ill. Price, $5.500; easy terms. Capital Adjusting and Finance Co.._exclu sive agent for owner 9th floor. Distric *National Bank Building. RESTAURANT. beer-wine license: reaso able rent. First block from Capitol. oppo- site Library. 135 B st. s.e. Linc. 10118, Mass, ave_n.w 0, call Woodward Bldg. GASOLINE STATION. busy streel gals. mo. up: can be greatly increased: r!a- sonable rent. long lease. _Price. SI 000, Address Box 34-K. Star office. LUNCH WITH BEER_ corner. on _busy street: completely equlppefl.'(md bus. Price, 500. Address Box 417-J. Star office. 100 WILL BUY exclusive distributor= ship agency of 2 best-known beer and ales i, Washington.” Reason for selling. other interests. _Address Box 114-H. Star office. COLORED GIRL wants wm-ume or davs Work; can furnish ref, Metropolitan 1 FIVE-FAMILY FLAT_near 14th and Park rd. Good lnglomc. $1.000 cash. balance easy. Met. 4300. Emerson 0216. _* COLORED GIRL wants general housework or part-time Jjob; references. Phone At- COOK—Stay nights; private family, 317 You st. n.w. DOMESTIC. RUPHERS EXCHANGE—Houseworkers. cooks, maids, mother's helpers, laundresse: housemen: ref. Dec. 3551. 1837 1t nw. GIRL wishes fob &s wailess or bl work_of any sort. _ Call P GIRL, colored, wants ob as Vorker: Wi stay. hignts. Call after 7:30 p.m. -time 1 hoise- Pot. 6336-W. \ INSTRUCTION COURSES. INSTRUCTION in card tabulation given on all lesding types of international machines: idely used in Government depts.. easy | to learn. Rates reasonsble; day and eve- ning classes. Call for free demonstration. Classes now formini Strayer Coll Homer Bldg.. 13th and P sts. Natl. 1748, as_mother's colored. wants Wwork olore, a other's ef. 2201 Georsia ave. n.w. GIRL. cnlflred part-time work, mornings; general housework. laundry or nursemaid Teferences. _Phone Wisconsin 511 colored, want full or cafe or joffice cleaning. Florida_ave. n.w. Phone De 1 time hous! 1105, ot ROOMING-BOARDING HOUSE. Mass ave.. between Dupont and Scott Circles. ~ A beautifully furnished house showing a large monthly profit. Owner must sacrifice. $3.500. with oniy $1.500 cash necessary to handle. See us immedi- ately. R. M. De Shazo, 1123 14th n.w. Phone National 5520. PARTNER. ACTIVEOR INACTIVE. $5.000 INVESTMENT. To man of good repute opportunity is offered to become associated with business men engaged in a dignified and essential Industry now _controlling very valuable contracts. Investment will secure equitable interest. together with monthly income which should net $75.000 over three-year period. This will stand strictest investi- ation. For consideration. state business history briefly. - Address Box 324-H. Sfar GREGG SHORTHAND, by _experisnced teacher; beginners; review: speed dicta- tion: " private lessons; moderate rates. Phone Decatur 3584-J. 11° HEADQUARTERS for CIVIL SERVICE Books and Courses for various exams. Make a BETTER GRADE. Inspect them at BOYD'S. 1333 F st. Natl. 2338. AUTO LESSONS for permit. easy and_clutch control: cars furnish ‘Old Reliable” Foster (white), Met. 130 DRIVING hulhl quickly for D. C. l(fl Dermits: reAned, pationt, white instructo) a5y pATKing. Mr. Kiapp, Wisc. 44017 BEGINNERS and finishing accredited sec- retarial ‘and business courses, _ quallf one for the BETTER PAID NS, Gregg or Bovd shorthand, touch typin secretarial practice. bookkeeping. calculaf ing machines. etc.: position gu uates; new classes start this week. !nuuln F st._Nationai 2338. NCH-TABULATING MACHINE— Glerical part of test, including SFELLING, ARITHMETIC, CLERICAL test (LAW requires 3 months full-time PAID expr. in npentlnl machines before being ellgible to take examination): night classes, 5-7. 7-0. day. Wednesda: Prldl!. $10 ‘month. BO\DB, 1333 F s GREGG SHORTHAND. TYPING. h lish. French. -mhmetlc spe d(cu- tion: beginners. revie ur 3 LEARNBEAU’I'YCUL Oehbe n ST '-::-..4"" =, B GIRLS (2) colored. want c waitress jobs. gh.w.: stay n reference. Phone West 1566-J. WOMAN, colored. wants job as cook. small family of adults. or pari-time work: ity reference. Phone North 2784-J. WOMAN. colored, wants day_work. any Kind, Tues.. Taurs.. Fri. Phone North 4627-J. PERSONAL. PRIVATE, st oo ee AT A neia Bere and Vestiga ent expert abroad. m’lll Iu:x‘:w 2630. 12¢ SWEDISH MASSAGE UNDER INFRA-RED 1y h atic Phni: Bours. To b Shepherd 153103, MASSAGE. BATH, COLONICS. ENEMATA, Rothe' Sainp trestments, vibFator. | Dist 0071 White nurse. = o P "e.‘,’."'“.;.%".‘ml?.?' ‘“"n%l"},}‘,&,‘fl“ furn | X urs an in ul'fi!“. 1317 P st, Rm. 7. HEMORRHOIDS CATED BY MY own metkod: Y effective for a ho® Phes or sitae uu'fi{‘ ¥ WentE 1368 conu-H- ra” adams 038 . o req son a7 baeth 5 “Enirance, 16 MEN—REAL tor elec. nblnn sh &%t " Bnone North MASSAGE COLONICS. xoun& 20 AN 8 pm. 1410 N st. n.w. o | S, T ey m Dlay -fllml Georgla 6544, ROOMING HOUSES. 5 3 . N 14 Rooms—S$600. .9 R.oomzq—u.')(l N 11 Roomeos a0 " oms. Small Down Payment on Above Places. 10th St. NW.. 14 Rooms—$900. Clears $125 Per Month. ELECTRIC REFRKGERATORS — Recondi- tiored Kelvinator. fl $140.50 latest model Both real values and fully g Kitt's._13:30 FRIGIDAIRE. arty leaving town must sell ve. sw FURNITURE, etc Weschler's Auction, 8 suites, odd _pieces. ; 1 Rugs. General Electric. Kelvinator. Crosley and Majestic Refrigerators. GAS !;EATER Arabian. S6. Son- 2160, IHoT WATER HEATER, | dition: SGG delivered. | ave. n.w. | MUSTCAL INSTRUMENTS—A COMPLETE | SELECTION of reconditioned musical h’l- struments at very low prices can be found in our store at all times. $31.50 and up; cornets. $10 to $50. clar nets, $15 to $50: banjos. $12.50 and up: guitars (new). $6.5 to $50: violin trombones from in_perfect condition, 610 'Mary- Tomorrow's Phone Emer- _excellent con- 18 New York | ete. | nches—4. | Accordions. | WASHER. Easy. 10-sheet_ca- pacity. spinner; 1328 New York ave. n.w. trade n $39.75. CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK. HORSES_ (1) thoroughbred at give-away | prices. Col. M. A. Elliott. Army and Navy | Club. > WAVTED—WSCELLA\'EOLS ANTIQUE gold jewelry rin monds, gold teeth. musical sold._Jewelers Exchange. 434 9th st BED ROOM. dining room kitchen furniture. suites | suitable for apartmer | Adams 1416 CABINET ORG n.w, ~ Tiving toom, or odd pieces. or home. Phone Estey Han WASHING MACHINES —Large assortment late models. guaranteed: $10 up. Procter & Ridgley. 14th & Newton sts._Cal._10000. FURNITURE REUPHOLSTERED. Three-piece living room suite upholstered for $45: covering and new inside material included. made like new in finest tapestry and_friezette: workmanshib guaranteed. La France Upholstery Co 3 Phone Columbia 1017 ARTHUR JORDAN'S $1 WEEKLY Chickering Cable & Son’s, Schuber Mason & Hamlin, Regent and others, Huntington, Choose Any New or Used Grand, Upright or Player in Stock. Over 200 Grands. Uprights and Plavers to select from. Remember. after this these prices and term. will posi- tively be withdrawn. Think of pur- chasing a fine. brand-new Grand. U richt or Plaver at only £3 down and carrving charc. pay more if sou . radio or phono- will be acceptable in trade at a Tiberal allowance. ARTHUR JORDAN| PIANO COMPANY 1239 G St. NW, This 1s & two-tub | = washer and dryer. General motor. ball-bear- ings and perma- nent lubrication TERMS $1 WEEK Arthur Jordan Piano Co. 1239 G St N, W, lin prefer ~Address ood_cond Box 407-J_ Sta , rugs, household goods, etc ghest prices paid: for best neoln 548K, 12¢ ate ¢as JRN higacst cal 1 North ¢ TTUR: useh: 4 old goods. ~ Phone Metropol | JERELRY _ W IN YEARS AT 435 74 CASH FOR OLD GOLD afches diamonds and old discarded Pull cash value paid. Selinger's, n ! stver. w Jewelsy R OLD GOLD ver piatinum purchased for manufscturing use: maximum price Daid. BURNSTINE'S 931 G ST NW Bince 1865 Feceral License ROOMS—FURNISHED. IR15 NEWTON ST. N.W.—Room next bz all con ces. real ni no roomers:_breakfast_optional ROOMS in pri e nome. meals optional nstant hot water, k Phone_Cleveland 645, 1834 COLUMBIA RD —$3.50 wk.; clean cool ns inst by day. week, te bath; one or two, hed room. " Near cars, officer’s widow ) 13 next to bath. 4224 16th 8T has_ dousle {: shower. pon necting_rooms wit 17 MASS. AV FUENISHED ROOM for rent. hone Emerson_S and 422 H S | Housekeeping rooms, with and Withous Kitchenette: $4 t DUFONT CIRCLE. ithern exposure. next (o bath: convenient to bus and cars; un- ed phone:_ge! en SAVE REAL MONEY On Electric Refrigerators at Jordan’s Reduced $30 Slightly Used Buy on Budget Plan ARTHUR JORDAN’S 13th and G o ienei firepiass o stover $8 w $10 & cord. Phone Greemwood OPFICE FURNITURE _new,_used:_desks. chairs. filing cabinets. Wlshlu!nn Balvacs Co.. new_location. 800 E n. 8268, OFFICE FURNITURE—A n-n- n-onmm of used pieces at_low prices. H. Baum & Son 616 Est nw PIANOS FOR RENT. $3 per month and up. Largest_selection in Washington to choose from ° Rent paid applies to purchase price f you decide to buy later. For special sale values. see our ads under the ‘‘Musical Instruments” classification. Phone Na- tional 4730. Kitt's. 1330 G st. PRINTING PRESS. Chandler & Price, by 11: 40 cases type. 36 E. Wilson bivd. c Tla feads,” rules, etc. endoneva. i T0—You can make your present set S Padio-phonograph with . new RCA- Victor attachment we are handling. Only 1000 X e BATOUNE FaBls recen hterfere - fion. “Finy wuaranteed. Kitt's, 1330 G 8t MDXO—PX!“CO 8-tube console, $14.05. Apex Elec. Co., 700 Oth st. n.w. Open eve- nings. ONOGRAPH COMBINATION— R Boor samate. Philco &.tube combina~ U8B0 EUARY o S meTican and. foreten ‘close ou xl-‘ecenuo': ‘Guaranteed. Kitt's, 1330 G MUSICAL INSTRU! MENTS—RAEO. MNOS—Rfcondmonrd uprishts of 5- ke, $35 4. $65 and up. All Yully guaranteed and b in the D. C. or nearby suburbs. Pay S1 weekly. | Kitt's. 1 30 G _st. PIANO. grand. apt.size. Baldwin _make. latest _model: monthly payments. Call &t American Storage. 2501 Georsia ave; 1.¥. PIANO, Sohmer upright. mahogany case. just reconditioned: sacrifice, $45 cash. 5 st n.w . | PIANO. mahogany baby grand_only 5 months old and In perfect condition: $592.50. ‘The case design is the very popu- lar pinin style and the finish a rich ma- hogany, This piang is one of qur best- iling styles and looks and plays like new. Just" Tepossessed. We are ‘offering it (o any one who will continue the $2.50 weekly pavments. ~A_very unusual value, fully guaranteed. Phone National 4730, Kitt's 1330 G st, GRANDS AND UPRIGH’ ‘e now offered ll upecnlly low prices. This sale inciudes and 6 octave grands and uprights. Grands Hom 315 up and upriEbis as low as $50. Grands and uprights for rent. Consult us for bargains. Sole agency for the famous Hardma Also Harrington. Bradbury, Schoninger and Schiller pianos. Hugo Worch. 1110 G. since 1879, MR. FERN, 9% Randolph Pl. N.E. Phone North 5374. MOTOR TRAVEL. DRIVING TO DETROIT TONIGHT OR Saturday mornln: 2 Dl’ 3 pmn:eu to £nare_expenses. 11 e two passengers: references. veau Phone ‘Emerson 2860, o ool DIOS—Trade-ins__and _repossessions, 36 5 complete and up: 50 to choose from. Apex_Elec. Co.. 709 9th st. D.W. ; cut_prices deep on all mm}g?:.fix‘evd' '.'gc.d to ;:;e.n ;r’:f]m :%cm:g s. (G- | S6i5 54 to 515" Guaranteed. K G st.n.w. RADIO—We'll allow yml $75 for your old DRIVING TI'R.RAPLARI mAN. lang Drive. start at 1 p, N._Y. City. Sat.. 19th. Cl!vehnd 4356. m‘!..!MAN DRIVING TO MINNEAPO- lis via Chicago. accommodate i leaving About Monday ‘or Tuesday. LE AN- DEREON. phone District $300. DRIVING SEVEN-PASSENGER_CADILLAC ¥ October 17, returning 31st; might passengers to Columbus. Clm:innnl Indhnlwlu St. Louis. Kansas Cit: 8t. Joseph. References exchanged. P! om Georgia 4513. 11° HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS & SERVICE. #flm..m..e.m""""‘" st.s.w. Nat ¢ IG REPAIRS. l!unélclu. Jobbing, eombleu service; Drivi Soed ey et LB 13 radio or piano_in trade on the new 12- tube all-wave RCA-Victor at the regular rice. A beautiful set and a real value. Zitt’s. 1330 G _sf RADIOS _exchanged; a. c. and d. c. sets traded_ $5 to $10 difference most sets. Apex Elec. Co.. 709 9th st. n.w. Open evenings. PIANO. William and Mary period model smallest size &eflf"“’ in unusually good condition. to ciose out. $180. A modern piano in a cnnvlnlenl size. ldenl for the smaller home. $5_down. for the spaller Bome oPAY Sother “used grands, $200. $225 and up._ PIANOS—Kurtzman E Flavess: Acoliany, 50" Breston. $40 $15 *Smith's Transter & Stora 315 You gt. nw. Phone North 9545, PIANO, Louis XV period model baby grand. finished in a lovely butt walnut; $385. A really good piano. much better than you would expect at this price. Used for only 6 months and in practic &on.” Prone National 47 s ; Prederick. $50. Or: Co.. RADIO—Floor_sample Philco model 16-X t. with inclined sound board. $99.50: list price. $175: m-m guarantee. Kitt's. ‘1330 G st. floor sample $59.95 g“‘,‘s”;' American lna foreign re- PIANO—Lovely little apartment upright. with a full keyboard: $150. One of our best-selling models and_in splendid condi- tion: just repossessed. It can be purchased by contipuing the weekly payments of '$2. Phone National 4730. Kitt's, 1330 G_st. DA Sookar, |}n: e 3186 Toos Rew York ave. n.w. REPRIGERATORS, General Electric. brand- ne' full: ranteed. e_long-awaited Sl BN evenings. PLAYER-PIANO—We have a good. sturdy rebullt DIIl!!l' special at ‘79 mahogany 3 llj 'éu!-nuen Pay $1 weekly. st ;. | homelike: hEAR CATHEDRAL — Nicely 100m. private bath. southern expo me: oil_heat. C d oune Trdy to shi room in delmr\\u prop: i 1 Phone Columbia_ i CHEVY CHASE. MD.. off Conn. ave.—Larse bed room. studio room se. Emploved couple: ref. Wisconsip 3603 after 6 p.n ST NW —Large c well heated; ‘young men % | 1-ROOM. kitchen housekeeping apt. | refrie.: “modern private home. For inior= mation. call Potomac G188 | 1458 MERIDIAN PL N.W_—Atiract | 1arge. “segond-floor “room: onme or tw | southern ‘exposure. ~Adulis. Reasonable. Phone Columbia 0245 o olae WELLINGTON LODGE. 1706 16th st. nw. | —Newly furnished rooms. twin beds. ad- Joining bath; excellent meals. _Reatonable. 1728 IRVING ST. N.W.—Double room, | private bath. in lovely. private home: con- veniently located. _Phone Columbia 2365-J. 3664 N. H. AVE N.W.—A good room_ix | private family; on car end bus lines: €15 per month. 12¢ 522 KENYON NV floor. ad.oir th: double bed for 1 or 2 persons. Very reasonable. LARGE ROOM in exclusive Conn. ave. apt.. wish_family: no other Toomers: twin table for two young men. Phone 31 after_6 p.m s WEBSTER ST, N.W.—Two _single continuous hoi water: between car MORSE ST. N.E—2-room apt. sink. back porch and yard. Ideal for_small chiid NNEDY—Detached home :econd th shower. use eil Couple. gentieman. | 1742 PARK RD. N.W._—Single and doubie rooms: brand-new modern furniture; | limited_phone. _ 4126 13th ST NW —Private family; other_roomers. Reasonable 1643 HOBART ST.—Nice. large room: ond fleor, near bath: private home: car._bus__Gentleman. _Columbia_! 2059 PARK RD. opposite Rock Creck Park—2 rooms. porah. private bath ‘with shower _ inst. w.. phone. Gentlemen; Govt._emploves. Reference. 11¢ 3117 HIATT PL. N.W.—Clean_comfortablq Tooms. for men: near 14th st : convenient single. $2 double. Phone_Columbia 9: ORDWAY. near Conn. ave.. private hom Large. front corner: atiractively furn reas. priced for accommodations offered, Phone Cleveland 1555 1317 H ST. NE. Apt. 1 | use ‘kitchen. cont. h. w. Middle-aged lady. TO EMPLOYED GENTLEMAN—Small, well= heated room: second floor: $10 month. Na other_tenants. _Phone Columbia_4217-J, & REAL home in_Petworth: front doub ang single room. 2 baths. Columbia 4095, Board optional. 2034 _16th ST. N.W __Double and singl fooms. nicely furnished. semi-private bath Private_home: reasonable. 5925 4th ST. N.W.—Attractive. large 2n room, 1-2 adults. Phone Georgia 2 tth ST. NW.—Would you like cozy, spotles WArm room opposite ath in owner's home? 25 minutes to town. very reasonable. Phone Georgia 6882, 1416 TAYDOR N.W.—Large single frong room. private home: conveniently ]oc:ud Beaviyrest mattress: LARGE. NEWLY FURN. ROO! bath: lovely. well-heated pri d. _Phone_Potomac_ 5084 —Large room. weel e Large bed room, conv. 1nc1-unn. 5 CONCORD AVE. N.W_— AGiractive; well-furnished room. private hom bus service downtown. Geor NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. Larce. handsomely furn. rooms, ldlolnln: bath, twin beds. fireplace: light and warm, NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. 1262 New Ham ave —Artistic basement ‘apt.. warm. light, Qfimi KANSAS AVE. N.V ily; large room. twin bed: d_if desire 35! 16th ST. —Large, well-| furnished room. twin beds; ideal location: suitable = or_3: reasonable. Phone Adams 1 sentlemen: DOGS, PETS AND ETC. CHEHUND PUPPIRS. excelient breed- oWeeks old. Phone Wisconsin 570, ing. - 1115 1 Apt. 31—Phone Dis< trict 3217, "Girl to ahare large front roor with another. com. twin beds 14° (Continued on Next Page) ~