Evening Star Newspaper, October 18, 1935, Page 50

< this family there are several on which ~found my watch, but it ain't no good * The skeletons have been turned over Bedtime Stories Peter Is Hurt and Frightened. BY THORNTON W. BURGESS. ‘ bit of carelessness and. lo! our vers life's At stake. You know. —Old Mother Nature. ETER RABBIT was in trouble. There was no question about that. It was very real trouble. He had stepped on a loose stone on the top of the Old Stonewall on the edge of the Old Orchard. He had been climbing over that stonewall. That loose stone had slipped, and Peter's right hind foot had slipped 'with it down between the stones, and that loose stone had fallen down on Peter's foot, holding him fast. My, how it hurt! That was all he thought about at first, the hurt. Peter struggled and pulled, but he was held fast. It was an accident, of course, but it was an accident that S H[An was the result of carelessness. Peter was careless in stepping on that loose stone. He considered that he was the victim of bad luck, but the bad luck, as is so often the case, was not luck at all, only the result of carelessness. At first Peter had been hurt, but not frightened especially. Then as he struggled and could not get that foot free, he became frightened, and the more he struggled the more frightened he became, until in his fright he quite forgot his pain. “Oh, dear! Oh, dear! What shall T do?” panted Peter. “This is just like being caught in a trap. My leg is held fast and I can't move it. What shall I do? What shall I do?” ‘There was nothing Peter could do. The more he pulled the more he strug- that foot swell, and, of course, the more swollen it was the tighter it was held. Peter was in worse trouble than he had been in for a long, long time. He protably would have said that he was in worse trouble than he ever had been in. You see, it had come pver him what it all meant. Supposing Reddy Fox or Mrs. Reddy should happen to come over there to the Old Stonewall. Peter shuddered at the thought. the Weasel should happen along. Peter shuddered more than ever when he thought of Shadow the Weasel. Supposing & member of the Hawk family should fly overhead and, look- ing down, see Peter. He fairly shivered. Supposing Flip the Terrier should hap- pen to take it into his head to explore along the Old Stonewall, as he so often does. Despair gripped Peter's heart. Supposing Hooty the Owl, flying that way in the dusk, should see him with those wonderful eyes of his. Cold chills chased each other all over Peter. It was bad enough to be hurt, but it was worse to have this dreadful fear hanging over him. The hurt meant simply pain and aches, at the worst, while being held a prisoner so might very easily mean the loss of his life. Do you wonder that Peter felt as he did? Every time he thought of one of those enemies he tried to pull that foot free. Gradually it grew numb. Gradually Peter stopped struggling. You see, he was realizing more and more the uselessngss of it. It was Striped Chipmunk who first discovered Peter’s difficulties. Striped Chipmunk came scampering along the wall on his way to collect some seeds. When he first caught sight of Petar THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Who Are You? The Romance of Your Name. BY RUBY HASKINS ELLIS. Ziegler T HIS surname is of German origin and represents a trade in that country. The Ziegler family was first rep- resented in America by Francis Ot- tomar Ziegler, a native of Alsace-Lor= raine, who in 1777 came over'as aide- de-camp to Baron von Steuben, with the rank of lieutenant colonel. The detachments of Von Steuben’s troops landed at Portsmouth, N. H, and marched to York, Pa., where they were mustered into the Continental Army. Lieut. Ziegler participated in many battles during the war, and at its close settled in Lancaster County. Pa, where he engaged in the trade of silversmith. He later married Frances Hook and moved to Balti- more, Md. The Ziegler family is today well rep resented, particularly in Pennsylvania, Maryland and the Eastern States. Many of the family have risen to prominence in the various professions. he thought Peter was just sitting on the wall. “Hello, Peter Rabbit!” he exclaimed. “What are you doing over here? Why aren’t you at home in the dear Old Briar-patch?” Peter said nothing, but he looked at Striped Chipmunk and in his usually soft eyes was such a look of pain and distress that Striped Chipmunk ab- ruptly sat up’ and stared very hard at Peter. “What is the matter with you, | Peter Rabbit?” he demanded. “I'm caught,” said Peter in a weak veice. “Caught!” exclaimed Striped Chip- | munk. “How can you be caught? ‘There are no traps here. If there were, I would know about them.” Then Peter told him what had hap- gled, the worse off he was. It made Nature's pened. (Copyright 1935.) Children Sailor’s Choice (Lagodon Rhomboides). BY LILLIAN COX ATHEY. HIS highly prized noisemaker is a member of the famous| grunters’ fraternity, a group of small fish that voice their sen- timents by snoring or grunting. In the “sailor’s choice” name has been bestowed. However, this sailor’s choice is a single species, very well known from Cape Cod to Cuba and Texas. Many an angler and camper has been de- lighted to cast bait for them, as they make deliclous panfish. What they lack in size they make up in numbers, for 6 inches in length seems their ‘highest mark. In the water this little fish makes & very pretty sight. It is olive-hued, with silvery blue sides and traces of six vertical bars and lovely gilt stripes. ‘The fins are pale blue, with golden bands and gilt borders. July and August are the spawning months. Rocky bottoms are sought at this time and vast numbers of fish may be seen, all searching for a suit- able place in which to deposit their | many eggs. | “Grunts” sre strictly American. All | of them have orange or red linings in- side their mouths and the big-mouthed fellows have the deepest red interiors. Of course, you are only likely to see —— | the sides, and one or more along the this mark of identification after you have caught your fish. Anyway, it is a mark a nature lover along the sea | coast might like to note. Nearly all the younger generation have two or more rather sharply de- (Copyright, 1935.) IPsychology BY DR. JESSE W. SPROWLS. A Human Being ANIMALB live in a world of obvious things. Something to eat, some way of avoiding enemies, a place to sleep. The animal world is concrete in all its details. Human beings also live in a world of obvious, concrete things. At the same time they live in a world of abstract things. So far as we know, or ever can know, animals know nothing about such abstractions as loyalty, honesty and its opposite, truth and its opposite, electrons, the fourth dimension, the manifold mysteries of life and death. It is this additional world of abstractions that set the stage for the mental differences be- tween animals and men. You may get the feeling of this mental difference very easily. Spend about 10 minutes thinking about some abstration, such as truth. Concen- trate on that abstraction until you have temporarily forgotten all about your concrete world—food, shelter and clothes. fined, dark, Jongitudinal stripes along crown of the head. At the base of the caudal fin there is a dark spot. Perhaps you have heard this fish called the chopa, spina, bream or pig- fish. A name once given to any of nature’s children usually sticks fast and when any of them has a wide | range, it nearly always has several | names. (Copyright. 1935.) Sonnysayings Because of nation-wide ‘PancakeFlour 2 for 17¢ | Maple-Cane Syrup:l.!elfle Come a’runnin’, everybody! I've t' me. I can't grind it. Baby has swallered it—I hears it tickin’ in her! Ancient Hangings Recalled. Three skeletons found by workmen excavating in a street of Hull, Eng- land, are believed to be those of high- waymen who met their deaths on the gibbet in the old stage-coach days. to the Police Department. | demand, you now can buy VIRGINIA SWEET Buckwheat Flour Then make the swing back to your concrete world. You will awaken with' a sort of dull thud, a mental jolt, & psychological shock. At this point you may “feel” what it means to be a human being—that is, a 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 2P.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. (Continued.) Wmm S SMEN-. eomL-um has $50 weel ’. 1t-of Tmen capable o e T o Wor &—______. ith llg.’:fl"’l'l“ .lmlnl'lnud. Apply wit nm:ad. Awlv ARan %umn. . _experis 5618 Conn. scurrmn or, routeman: experience not nces Bord T ulrx bflm un "be arrang Im‘. Address Box 108 ltll' office. D. SITUATIONS—MEN. PER, Perienced: BT & b0 10 am. ot it YOUNG o and hotel otk ax cotmterman -'fl'h'e'-"?v':f ;:III: 'Qll Xl“l’!fl“. ‘Address Box 228-J, STENO.-SECRETARY. experienced; vlflln‘ to defer salary undml organization: % did nnrnnunl". permanent position. Phone TAXICAB DRIVER. experienced; one who has never driven Biue u;m Mlon‘ sgod proposition. 604 P st. n.w.. AD TIRE REGROOVER. npemnm nnu ex- cellent Dproposit! steady employment; orlngl me&al to le-vn the cm. Adireu Box r_office YOUNG MAN. willing. industrious, with drug store experience: must have local ®ood opportunity. Address Box ""9-.1 snr office. ——————— SITUATIONS—WOMEN. ORADUATI NUR!I lllrom.‘ln MMIL !ol rienced, ires bost aauits or child: references. Star LADY, 25. g worky 'nuld rtment house: ex- ul encum 5 relllble r:ler- ences. _Address Box office. 2/ LADY. white, . refined, -uhu - Doslllon - in small, family; no laundry. Phone Shepherd 1314, 18° Men of Good Character, 21 years of age or over, residing in Wash- ingion .fiu:f ‘one vear. Lo join new FREE ers’ new a Tiense *examination. R % 0l MAKE R GOOD MONEY BELL ( CAB CO., 1317 £ W. ARCHITECT WANTED AT ONCE Capable of drawing plans from reliminary sketches. Call A H. onneman, Wisconsin 4425, or apply at Construction Office, Kennedy-Warren Apts. GOOD SALARY RADIO SALESMAN An unusually nne ognornlnllf for the right man to establish himsef with a sue- cessful. growing organization; large year- us floor & plete, tlock of Fhllco and CA the world's fast- est lelllnl radios. e Mr. Marschalk at COLONY RADIO -35 GEORGIA AVE. N.W. . (Betweeh DelaRed and Emérson Bts) AUTO SALESMEN. Automobile salesmen can asso- ciate to good advantage with a new, centrally located Chevrolet | & dealer. Excellent earnings avail- able with new-car transporta- tion furnished at no cost to men who qualify. See Mr. Sullivan. SULLIVAN CHEVROLET, FACTORY DEALERS, 960 N. Y. AVE. N.W. TAILORS in our alteration department. Must be thor- oughly experienced. Apply at once, ready to work. Mr. Schoenberg, The Fashion Shop, 1300 F st. n.w. AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN Wanted for used-car depart- ment. We need two good men to fill vacancies; must be A-1 go-getters; big floor play; best place to earn big money in the city. See Mr. Rosenthal OURISMAN CHEVROLET 625 H St. N.E. No Phone Calls HELP-—MEN AND WOMEN. COOK AND JANITOR. colored. suburbs: $15 month. room and Man must have driver's 2 call in person for interv tweer 9 and 10 a.m. n.w. Do not telephone. frosihr M A o utler-chauffeur. wife first-cla: e e e biied. " Phone Emmerson 8605, CHRISTMAS CARD AGENTS—Sell ot tractive, personal line of Christmas clr s. reasonably priced; 40% commission: large ; will net you A. Beltz Co., RESTAURANT POSITIONS. rienced, white 'nrk;zl no e Fwecn 8:30 Public, mmomm ‘Center, 486 TR06" Kenson ot experienced 0 1 711 Walnut st.. HOTEL d-uv. for fees. nnl at D. Cate REPRESENTA’ 'flvt— elen laungs speaking Tepresentatives, all SR here for expanding _progressive Dgnnlutkm. Address Box 233-J, Etlt TALENT suitable for floor show bresenta- tlon; singers, dancers. etc. Auditions § to Friday and Saturdsy. Apply 1300 King | st.. Alexandria. Va. MANAGING HOUSEKEEPER by experi- enced, refilned woman. private or numu- ional Phone Adams 6879, beg;_een STENOG. — Quick, young woman desires several days' TarY work: “prefer: heip. some. ‘one . o Texas. Okishoms or Californis In city op business. District 6754, Roo: YOUNG LADY, 12 years’ lunolrlhhle eXp., law degree. wishes secretarial position. torney's office. Address Box 471-H. Btar office. ‘o1e Capable mpo- SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. COLORED GIRL. neat, wishes work of any. Xkind. Call Lincoin 10468. COLLEGE STUDENT wants housework in afternoons. vicinity leoml Doris Mecks= troth. 910 Kennebec ave.. Tak. Pk. COLORED VIRGINIA GIEL neat, high- schooleducation. - desires ob _as nursemaid. gh. ) per week: good ref. Phone r:m7l J COLORED WOMAN. reliable, wants place, BArt time or day's work. Phone Atlantlc BiRs-9™ 6% COOK or general houuwurk experienced, for first-floor Wol’k and cooking: reference. c-ll Nonh ) ot Von -fi North ¢ ou(m R, H us!:wolu( by _colored ay nigh ference. 1"11 T st 0, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1935. " WHAT OID YOU THINK OF AMISS JonES T TALL, DARIK, BEAUTIFUL GIRL = DON'T YOU REMEMBER 7 BIG, BROWN EYES, PATRICIAN FEATURES —WORE A REO TRIMMED WITH Fox FUR, AND HAD A RUBY BRACELET OF COURSE You REMEMBER HER . WHY YOU A RUBBER WITH HER— TA L, DaR¥ RL — MADE PSYCHIC 8105 HELP AND SIT Gown PLAYED BEAUTY PAIIDIB. GIRL. colored. hon ants_job: wood Cook. general worker: half day’ Saturday off: good reference. Phone North 10407. wfie REDUCED. wm‘%"'amou S e West 1130 GIRL. colored, wants position as maid. 'ork in doctor’s office. e} vllor operator, or art time. Phone Lincoln 141 colored, s nnenl houuwarl or chlld s nurse. ‘North_6 GIRL. colored. wants_position a8 ‘r‘nlld OF part “time. work. Phone North LADY. white, refined. wishes position as housekeeper in small_family or care_of child: _no_laundry. _Emerson K056. 20° MORNING OR EVENING WORK by tw le ne Decatur 2191, ed § color, AT o3 aemeat housevorker menma With o hildren:_live nort section of city. _Addre 19-J. ome WOMAN. nlort Tespectable. wants cook- ing in private family: can subpiy Tef.. Cail 1625 § st. n.w. Phone Potomac 5937. AN. colored. for general h ork week: experienced: Teasonabls salary: -mxn. worker, Mrs. Webb, 1 uncan fifl’“}f e Pana ey Fs helber Rome i Lincoln 3404 et I!MPLO!MENT AGENCIES. " BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL. typists. book- ore NEED STENOGRAPHERS keepers. dictaphone operators, drug help. experienced. male and femal current openings._ Boyd's. 1333 F DOMESTIC. EXCHANGE—Houseworkers, cooks, maids, mother's helpers, l-undrem- bousemen; ref. Dec. 3551. 1!3711 INSTRUCTION CO BSES. D PUNCH-TABULATING MACHINE— EUSMBS omnumms. RESTAURANT. suburb; s day: o becr; ol eatabiisned pusincas: made money during depression; $2.600. 'Phone Deorr a 9: WX!H!! ROOMING HOUSE in good rer.mu section: must be reasonable for tll. No agents. Address Box 128-J, of | $800 WILL TAKE lmmedhlo Doluuion of cafeteria; well equipped. 23 vears' lease: rent. 175 3. B Mallos. Metropolitan 4440, | HOUSEHOLD BEI’AIBS & SERVICE. D lip _covers, he work, Teas. price. Garland. 563 r’ G 5 Ge: Me. VACUUM IN l make. any -ode] EHCEI relinnlhle ‘worl fully guaranteed. Estimates given free in your home. McKain's Service, 413 H st. n.e. Phoné Lincoln 6050. WINDOW SHADES. Washable shades made to order at low- est prices; save your old mllerl for esti- mate_call Georgia 2 Penn Decorating Inc.. 5121 Geoi 19* SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. ave. popular price millinery store; flnul locnnon m city. Stock. lease, fix- turet fl§:1:2 cash. Address Box lfl- -J. LUNCH. with beer, busy meez, equ!pned estab. bus.: low rem price. 1.000. dress Box 219-J. Star office. IDING MACHD'I B\In'ou:hs duplex. 13- blnk electric, €. rfect condition throughout: !45 unllnllb’ cost Private owner. hnne Me!romllhn ANTIC QUE CHIN, tsc of s adseription; a gs and prints. Murray Galleries. \. "Oth st. nw LARGE STORE at luh st nw. bet, 8 and T; will lease for 2 years, $75 newly decorate: :ood (ol = xumu 13: ) D GROCERY. dnml $650 weekl Fents 800, With B Tocma: pew track; $300; terms. Room H08. 1406 G st. ROOMING AND BOARDING HOUSE; rent, $57.50; income. $280 month: price. $800: terms._Room 1406 G st GROCERY dolnl MZB clsh weekly: renl‘ $37 month: n.oom B0, 1406, o (CATESSEN .nd Soon, weekly; - rent. $6.8 rms._Roo! T established 17 years, prom- tomer no reasonable offer refused. best buy ~offered regardiess. Phone ‘Atiantic 2515 CARI Clerical part of test. including SPELLING. 'ENMANSHIP, 'HMETIC. CLERICAL (LAW requires 3 months full-time D expr in operating machines before being eligible to take examination): classes. 5-7. 7-9. store. well stocked: tal w rent: $700. Ad- dress Box .!N'K-J 5 r_office. tra well furnished: income $150 guarters: leaving city: sacrif 1100 Sth st. n. BEGINNERS and finishing aceredited, sec. reu Il lnd business courses, nlll]flyln: ID POSITIONS. &rens or ' Boyl shorthand.-touch Lyping: secretsrial “practice. bookkeepi: calcu- ste;; position et nut Nltlnnll "336 P st. RADIO SERVICING, RADIQ OP- ERATING Tiain in spare time foff well: paying Jobs or s profitable business of our own. BRicus Ten and you chanical or electnc:f work, to get in 1 fleld. Graduates _employed by eading radio concerns. r1 lor in- Ioormuno’;: leln’: R A‘ndx“ o8s u' occupa- n, 5RE7, Washington: . €. oo e Dept. by e th SPANISH. rluu Tessons. Tormer Univ: of Maarld srodent: n sation drill; reasonable. Call C ._Metropoliti ~-noou FURNISHED H BoaTaing; all COmBlete: Cheap. terme, D st.s.e.. evenings. 6 and 7 o'clock. JOCKEY CLUB FOR SALE 5th and ave. ne. c-u Dutrlct 5959. WANTED — small ing Diant: Address Box 1073 Btar omen 50 RESTAURANT and night club. centrally locl(ed will sacrifice to quick buver: ca- 250 seats. Address Box 258-J, Star oflc! SANDWICH SHOP and g:‘nx district: doing tood £4-J. Star ufl« ESTAB! RAOI BUSINESS, mod- :rn hufld(n“'75-flr umlu near Ono;‘t luh agency. Lon -term lease . Addgm Box rm " star oftee. Ome fixtures and equipment ol old ullblllh(d auto business, 1 10 ‘Nth Prey Mo Inc. wteurant, shop- usiness. Address GREGG SHORTHAND. TYPINC English. Prench. arithmetic. -peed dicta- tion; beginners. reviews. Decatur 3284-J. WANTED—SALESMEN. . Roo! » and 9 am. or Biab to 6:30 .. HELP—WOMEN GENTS—Sell our dollar box u! peautitul cnrmrmn card: ssortments 50% com. BzAUTY PARLOR OPERATOR. good, all- around worker. Connie Beauty Shop, 3701 Mocnmh st. n.w. BOOKKEEPER — One with Remington P Okeeping machine experience fire(nud Also ‘young lady for general office work with stenographic experi: State _ag! Rddress B-O. Box 1740. Washington. D: BOOKKEEPER with experience in real estate office; one With a thorough know}- edge of double-entry bookkeeping. experi- d in handling payment on real estate T g S eaperiar "“"‘:‘mfi’c‘."‘s‘fl.‘r’; ing &ive age. exverience, Te expected. Address Box 444-H. Star office. HELP—MEN. BAKER—First hand on all nnai'x b_.i =oods. cakes, vutrles. n at_ornament Ph -c e's. 1758 Telephone Madison 1183. BUTCHER, clerk and_ Selivery boy, SR enced; reference: Belt rd. tween 8 and 9:30 p CHEF__ white, with experience in_Bigh- class restaurants. R!plnfllunn( local ex- perlence and other jons. ~ Address 93-. .v Star_office. imore, CLERK SALESMEN. for demonstration work: $20-$35 per week. Snell. Liggett’s Drus’ Store, 14th and F. today or tonight. COLLECTORS with_cars lor lnst-ument Dusiness. Abply &t 735 7th & with COLLECTOR—Man who kno'l car, experienced lith clothing mllnu. us ‘I h st. n.w. experienced, IILV 13’18 Good Hope all-around man. Ap- rd. s.e. colored: must be emnene!d for g':!gg%nnt. Apply in person. 304 Kennedy E COMPTOMETER OPERATOR. experienced; can also do typing. 3408 9th st. n.e. FINGER-WAVER_expert: none other need 8515 Colorado ave. n.w. (No GREGG shorthand by experienced teach- er: beginners. review. speed. dictation: §Cizate lessons; moderate rates. Decatur HEADQUARTERS for_ CI SERVICE. Books and courses for various exams. BETTER ot the 3_F st._Natl. Raa. e tor Co.. B! m JHOP. Rhode Island ave. ne. fl:’]{;’l“ & business. Phone l(eu-o»omln ESTABLISHED DELICATESSEN. and lunch. doing $40.000 lnmnl]y T feaze. "exclusive ocation . A- hus make elght 0 ten thousahd per yea have some cash. Call Mr. Simer. North Tocery long can mumm:h Toom_ $150 DPer mio.: equipped shoe e AUTO LESSONS for permit. easy parkin and_clutch control: cars firnished. « Cal "l Reliable™ Foster (white). Met. 800, PEWRITIN( st ‘TESTS DA'I'LY g STANFIELD'S. 710 14th N.W.. Dist. 1683.® “BEAUTY INSTRUCTION ‘The South's oldest and largest beauty organization. established 18 years. One standard of instruction—the very best. IROLL NOW—DAY-NITE CLASSES, Special l!b—me Catalogue. Graduates Placed n Oood Positions. PI0N FoRve N QL. W, Met. 7778 GIRLS! 2 LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. Washington's largest school offers & spectal discount this month on Ge \y G’m lets Individual ‘tntruc tion, Positions xe&ured ‘ms. M scfloob oF gg;\m CULTURE American Bldg- 0317 P Street N.W. m»uowsn CANVASSERS—$2.50 lmd" to start. Address Box 28-J. Star office. LADIES—Sell_personal Christmas cards: 58 Deautiful Prench fold cards. imprinted f; l;l.ml $1.50; 33%%. Earl's, Inc. witl 172 e. n.W. LUNCH-COUNTER GIRLS, e steady emplomenl Shop, 1006 F st. n.w. SALESLADIES (two), with some selling ex- Detience. for | Baturd permament. I Milliners. 1117 G LESLADY. experiencs Sdouts. * Ay H. Abramson. rienced. for deral Bake n. n selling % drosses “PERSONAL. ¥S; IN- MASSAGE UNDER INFRA-RED RA Yigorating. restful. body building. Hours. 9-9. Phnne Shepherd 1531-J. MASSAGE. BATH. COLO] Alpine hmn treatments, hite nurse. PRNATI CONFIDENTIAL, IN- L. SECRET vestigation by agent experiénced here and abroad. Wlsc. 630. 4 to 6 p.m. 19 HAVE WAI NICS. ENEM. vibrator. 51 ca Ihmn st._Hyattsville. ELECTRICIANS and helpers” experienced on new-house 'lrln:. ige. experi- eg::!um salary, Address an 38!-& Star UATE to work in & unenc te family: ulmple ewllnlI and small salary. ‘°"‘:’"E.‘“£€’£E.‘,.u'.‘,fl....- e Sition. 930 ‘Shoreham. Bids.. - v eml’l!m&l A wum&"uzx Oogal?nrgll:.w B eetaTied 1o e Ty Yirginia; eaar: la‘ salary, Address T Star office, LEADIN( healt] en IG AGENCY old line. life. accident, wmnln has_vacancy for .m: - agent. Address Box 234-J. Star L sts. n.w. — SOLICTTORS—The McCall Co. _desires he solicitors Alexandria, Eitrendon-and toll suburbs around Wash: ington _for _McCall's magazine. Phone Supervisor. District 6421. RAPHER- -nrm Tady living in O e poaritins. Halini ’;afiencfl: ng, stating e 313}':" expected: | Address Box 16-J. Star [C APPOINTMENT MAKER. & rlenoey or vumln with wide -cqulm&- r Phone Columbis 4544. WOMAN, white. middie-aged. house care semi-invalid. family two. Adareu 188-J. Star office. 'OMAN—Mature and refined woman, v\th business or teaching experience. for per- menent executive Dosttion. Apply between -4, Mrs. De Quick, New Col -tm [ YOUNG GIRLS wanted. ~Apply oehcla Hu"l Blfl Bird Barbecue. near Washington_Airport. Tnterested In ad- ress LOCAL Al 1 . han- {ling gne of & t.n- qult" fi'm:':!&'#-' ' ihe uer onla mn 5:"“ -hlmy io: fEreA eekly handling K s e e EE unm experience unnecessary; Nt' o ‘-uruu. Knighi %o wire and T t. Ex- 4101 Eansas _m____—_ A n,.u.'i'.'.,."“.fi-a.e = mgs:xg—m YOUNC 'I.ADY 'hiu‘ ll! 21-25, for lmn ssary; good Da. work; no and good home 1835 lfith n.w. YOUNG WOMEN o assist in selline cam- : I sl "fip"‘k‘ 008 e Pork aver n.¥. 9-12 a.m. 6-8p.m 20° HELP—DOMESTIC. sta fl'htl' t‘g “;’:‘Enk‘_.; ‘;&‘10 504 Also_other’s helper. infer refirences " Fe- 2582, GS MADE TO ORDER FROM old rugs carpets and woolen rags, R shown home. UG CO.. pnone "Rortn 3448 HEMORRHOIDS ERADIOATED own method; resulf un:"or money ba effective fR I H.h- surgery. ] WSRCK. ISGE Bulllgnl rd. Adllll 03'1! rooming house. $85. T MARKET. GROCERY AND MEAT MARK cation. $600 weekly; rent. $30; s‘oon terms: cash business. 711 E st. ne. 18% ROOMING HOUSES. 10 rooms. nice furniture. Rent. $60: 1ncnme. $160. Price, $550; small amount .1y rooms. lovely location: low rent. large ‘income; nice furniture. Price $1,400.Can’ be shown by appointment 8th st. nw.—11 rooms: $250. 9% Randolph Pl N.E: " Phone North 5374. HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES finishing. refinishing a of experience gives per- Perfect Floor Co. ne MCiraponian 0380" 24° HAVE YOUR HOME REMODELED POR THE HOLIDAYS. Steam_ Hot-Water Heating. Painting. Papering. Floors Finished, Cementing." Plastering. Stuccoins. ‘Weather “fi%s&ma:omter tiol ations, EE ESTIMATES—DAY OR NIGHT. PAY AS YOU EARN. Low as $5 Monthly—Start Dec. 1. 1935. ERAL CONTRACTING CO., !NC. 913 NEW Y¢ AVE. N.W. lonal 7403. Nlcht‘ Admu 0033 b AT Dist | FED] ROOMING HOUSE. 0 rooms. all filled: u- | ng of | BREAKPAST BET. | table. mahogany BABY CARRIAGE and play pen tar snle in_good condition ) Myrtle nve n.e._Phone Potomac : RIB_ 2 large size_ ivor: in_good BABY CiI condition; cheap; sold sinsly. 235 Mgss. ne. s coll Spring 2 Us. chest of immons metal inner-spring mattress: ureas dravers smail ocker $30: rell-top aesk. $5. Mrs. Skinner. Fhone Potomac 5444, | BEDS. twin; dining room suite “studio 1ivi) secre- 3 e Inut. spring : sell cheap. _Emerson_7145 'YCLES—Rolifast and other high-grade | Sheels Hazelton Bicycle & Sporting &oods Store. 424 9th 1 BIGGS PURNI’I‘UR!: cheap; dining room table. desk.Queen Anne chest. rocker and ieces: like new. Garfield n.w. R AND FURNACE REPAIR PARTS. | B mksbiment of arate boreeteete. HECHINGER CO.. 4—Branches—4. | . Jars, jugs. corks. caps. :mrns!‘ uthe: i1th st. se. ogany _extension hal le. sewing table. | | oil painting. tapestry and portieres. Li Slllt- Apt. 423. Phone Melrnnohun o BUCKWHEAT BLO' urn cheap co: Eive Sutamatic Beat S1250 b e stats. squastats. $6.75 up. Take advan- tage of our advance sale prices: them out of your savings on coal. We will | glad to explain without obligation. Harris Armature Co.. 9th and O sts. nw. | Phane North 1920. BUILDING MATERIAY, WRECKING SALE. | raains from two city blocks and many | other vrecked buildin ‘We are busy changi At present we are clearing one cit :orv (0 Mall, another '15{ New nu&or and soon anof block for Féderal Reserye Bld; 3 -~ mendous quantities of good used building materials of every deseription s our yards. neatly arranced f nverez laatie 1 ces; pay for of our four yards or yndellvenfl AECHING & H Sts. Ncg aaed AT DR g 1905 Nichols S.E. | Robbin’: s. ‘u"l‘r?‘(elch“trls n “Bar o e .%?‘ & OIL STOdVlflS Circulating Oove pipe an ttings. nx_cu gm co. ._4—Stores—4. T, Am broadtail: pr: 1y nt' lnmmed with gray squnr g Dou,)as St Atl. DIAMOND BARGAIN Bledxes of il descriptions f much below their regular valu ‘mer. chandise GOARANTEED as to weight, color and pertection. Money cheerfully refunded %00 are- pok nar orning’s Loan Office._opposite Washington Airoort D!Allua?:eb Rleflgxflne("; !oh',lu’exsl ‘!;y heir Audress Box 320-J, Star office. " 20%"" DINING ROOM SUITE _10-piece walni :on S100: sell cash. $35. Fhone Colum- i 4362, SUITE (small) lacu qullent condition: $35. ble $4. 4412 3rd st. Ay 68-R. Illnu( 6 Break- Phone ® ft; cost SE_ Ereen.elec. 0. terms.” New ELECTRIC INDER, _excellent condition. Prlce 327.50. Address Box 199-J. Star office ’ REFRIGERA 5 cu. ft. c ATOR. Gen top. size. porcelain: cellent condition: sacrifice. Cleveland i ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS — Entir Overhatied. _evers- ohe- fuaraniced. St cially priced for one week only. Different models to choose from. We service any make. Re 1366 e ELECTRI ‘menitor x Relrigeration ' Service GER _COT. $10: new mattress: opens into double bed.' Also sinsle cot | and mattress. 1906 K st. n.w. | FIXTURES, steam table, thrée soda Booths, one_9-foot show case. one 5-fo0 R. I ave. ne. Phone Greenwooa 1501 HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS & B“VICB. TTRESSES, box springs and prices’ and prompt del 9 L st.5.w. Nat. 6679, BEDDING. e}llovl Teno.; len ash. umrm Co.. .4 BUILDER. - alteratio plastering. cementins 'very reasonable: est reenwood 2361-" e artic Clons. "sheives, "Boors." Dovelas. Mer. 1o 54 RPENTER, fi‘"" painting ouses bullt: FRIGIDAIRES (2) used; elec, range, elec. wnhtr le\.enl double beds. 4 gns stoves. diant heater. 8 R. Phone Greemrooa 150 runN ystem: nna Priced S5 and one st $10." Abpiy 5103 Thinets ave. n.w. FURNITURE2-piece upholstered” Tiving room lulte EIYVN ‘wood floor sam l Glose out, $34.50. P’ ‘Bedding Co- ‘Write for bookiet: DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS ator's permit guaranteed, with ulln‘.hlsl a new Chevrolet or any used car. Pho) YN or WILLIAM BA' FRANKL' MASO! TAILE at Adams 5414. LET ME ARRANGE YOUR WEDDIN¢ R.!- ceptions breakfasts. dlnu! dinnen. bane guets at besutil, ting. &rlvl‘t iscri; Eeasonable. “Miss Gonnerl: Room_227. TREATMENTS. lmul‘l 10 to‘ ALCO RUBS, wn Pt s e ot i Hours. 10to 8. Open WIDOW WILL cnm(c: HOME IN Pleasant, consisting of living room. dining Kitchen breakfast poreh. 4 Tooms. bath. bullt-in garage, cash payment. rest like mf: A olumbia. 0857 Conv. ELDERLY PER- cared for in nurns home, Phone Severand 2865, —VI-TO- LI PHYSIOTHERA! Ret; infra-ray trestments at your ruldem tel. Phone orth 2209. mw home. Tor NG W fi Pa Md. ICED WI'!'B infants ln m Call Shephe: ICHOOL FOR BOYS. cotn 200 "acres. SIS 1mm 19* o m%o! Joy, hll’d I!GI-W all After 6 p.m. FEREre DopaaorkSlat ooking S stnoo gen: thts. children, 3 adults. Stay -lm % Solosk 038N, v nw. t CHA]R CANEING RGO e linted. CLAY 1236 Iolh n.w. Met. 2062. E st FURNITURE—Govt. people transferred, selling high-grade ~ pieces; mahog. an maple beds. chest drawers. drop-leaf table, fine lot bedding and linens; perfect condi- tion. Inquire 2702 Wisconsin IVQ 19°* ELECTRIC WIRING F RS Bir T ”3'“?;1..‘.‘3-‘.‘:”&.‘! 391, ELECTRIC SERVICE. ase plues. $2.50 up, While Pl clean- lfll'-l“ ‘those needs ou_Phone Georeia mm—-w: u"fimz. 300 Quuunbol 8t. l'W 20' SANDED. finished: old fien”‘u FLOORS !Mimm 1 iy, metnl.'unm mvg nn e:llllc- iring. _ Brining, 1359 ErEat o nld-fim 'h.lh mu{lm n “fl' {] Yo P SPARKES DECATUR 4430 * PAINTING Erpering, Roone, Gener: M.LSmith, 1724 'cblm n v rione g 345, | ante WI BY FRIVA P, 7; can aeeummoduu 3 (ar 35 dm. very low price. m mMANENTs‘ §1“95 Pinger '-ns, 156 Bppler m fi ave. D.W. llu. 7'7?:' apartment. care bml zhln “mfi derirer ‘sood Hom enthe Rddress | passenter MOTOR TRAVEL _ B e und nglane € 3451 14th St. N.W, “rmmo. PAINTING-—Average room, work. action guaran- ok T GG Tor iizme. Columbte 0506, GENERAL CONTRACTING, Z’Q HEATER, circulating; sacrifice. £40 last year e o eat GRAPEFRUITYTREES in casks. 4. Address Box 124-J. Star omce Jarse. UATIONS. Elec. monitor {op, eet. nmlnn ;wn.né TORS, electric to 50% udueuon i Transter 4 Blorage Co. A Phone Nofth 545, - Lo10 Xou sl n.w, ERA" 25% 'l'OI l'ltc ple: Tully gancn r:flnud me SI.M 75 Oren_evenl; 4‘:36 nflmuo 0 700 9th st no Bomd. 710, u-t zs, $2.50 2 Bl nw. Phone Adams. e RUG_Turkish rug 18 it @ inches by 11 15, & inches. $100. Hinkel's, 800 R. 1. ave. we. o RUGS, Persian Chinese. scatter and room sizes. mre Rnl shan 1"04 18th -t n.w._Open § am. to 10 /ING MACHINES —Singer cl knec control. $30 dmnhud. $! $3: repairs. $1. SODA FOUNTAIN, like new: cost_$2,60 Rest.. 172 RUGS, 9x127 wood ec.. green will “take $9507 . n.w. PA. nrlcllclll must sell. Columbia 524! TRAITER. “Silver Dorie™ fully_equipped, incliding 4 Pullman berths. 3-burner gaé Alove l:mwel b&.ll—g‘l lce box sink. run- new. excellent condi= rther details, call atter h hook-up for tratler n mnl “This outht has been used for two seasons. It cost $2.600 in nm -m sell !or 51 000. saunu%l Mo- TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERV] 18@ 6‘ld leth nw. Dnder'uods‘ ?“ .. 11 $6. N Ties XYP!WR ERS——Amerlcan ‘rvve-rfler Co. All makes. including portables. Rent. sell, repair, A‘IY from high rents. _Open eves nings. 1431 East Capitol st. _Line. 00R2, WASHER. apartment-size w:nner perfect condition® 310 Bth st nw: Oben ‘eveaags i OO0 109 WASHER. General Electric, a_¢.; sacrifice; $60; bran v machine for $35. account d.c. 1002 7t st. n.w. oor. * ‘WASHER. A B C: als reason= ;ble 4128 Flh st. WASHER Easy._trade in in good condition; _York ave. second 1l n irorer; Phone Adims 7771. ABt. 102 17 large | $39. mocel 1935 Apex Apex Elec. st. n.w. Open evening: WASHING ~ MACHINES. _electric house stock . Smith’s Transfer Co.. 1313 You |_st. n.w. North WASHING MACHINES —L; o i l“‘n o, 24 14th sl nw Pnonu WOOD. $10 cord $6 half: or pine. y Adams 00 WILL SELL com complete Tunch-fogm fxtu including Located at B Wi : S‘IJU cash, seasoned o:k ength, deiivered. Ph PIPE ORGAN. ~2-MANUAL, TERMS. ' STANTON LINCOLN 5819, ORIENTAL RUGS. Just received most beautiful Persian Tugs 9x12. and scatter sizes. Bijar. Suruk, Kashan, Hamaden and India. Will sacri- fice (orAeuka sale. Also hook rugs. Sl 09 18th st. n.w. Open until FURNITURE REUPHOLSTERED, Three-piece living room suite upholstered for $45: covering and new inside material | included. made like new in fines and_{riezette: workmanship g 50! La France Upholstery Co. n.w._Phone Columbia 10! ARTHUR JORDAN'S $1 WEEKLY PAYS Chickering, Cable & Son’s, Schubert, Mason & Hamlin, Huntington, Regent and others. Choose Any New or Used Grand, Upright or Player in Stock. Over 200 Grands, mmm to select from. sal ese prices su ter: tively be withdrawn. Think hasing a fine. brand-new Gra ht or Player at only §3 down -M :hu a small carrying None hl§ ol no, will be aceeptable Tiveral lllovlnce SRR |ARTHUR JORDAN PIANO COMPANY 1239 G St. N.W. ata This is & two-tub ‘washer and dryer, General Electric motor. ball-bear- ings and perma- nent lubrication. TERMS 81 WEEK Arthur Jordan Piano Co. 1339 G St N. W. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS—RADIO. PIANG—Smallest size “Iate model” beby nd. in _very good condition; $170. FHiS little piano 13 particularly adaptable 0 the home of limited space. A real value at this low Pay $5 down, 33 weekly. | PIANO. T mahoz.ny n;ny Tand. only 5 months old, in perfect condition: D, " ne""Case” acsign is “the . very popular plain style and the finish a rich mahogany. This plano is one of our best- selling styles and is in absolutely new c: dition. Just repossessed. we are offering it to any one who will continue the 50 weekly payments A very unusual vi fully_guaranteel. _Kitt's 0 G s PLAYER-PIANO, $70—A good. sturdy in- strument that will give years of service, Just_reconditioned and fully guaranteed. 1 down, $1 weekly. Kitt's. 1330 G st. PIANOS—Reconflmnnea uprights of good mi 35 $65 and up. Al tul nteed_ang the. price ‘ncludes de]l\el‘y m (he D C. or nelrby suburbs. P ay $1_weekly. Kitt's. x X rice. 30 G s 0. Frederick. $50. O ertan, h40 Cothers 83 Elins Transrer & Storsss Co. 1913 You st. n.w. _Phone North 3343. RADIO—You can make your present e a radio-phonograph with & new RCA-Victor attachment we are handiing. Only $16.50, It gives marvelous reproduction and does not interfere with radie reception. Fully lulunteed Kms G s oossessed: reaulacly $0n. sfv”hcu ular] lance of $69.50. .18’15 New Yorg USICAL INSTRUMENTS—A lection of reconditioned mullnl mmu- ments at very low prices in our store at all timet, ‘Accordions, $31.50 and rnets. $10_ to $50: clarinets. ?15 o uo banios, $12.80 and up: guitars to 10 to olin ci-ét‘u_-mu's. 0 _and ‘fip: trom: ?u Anteed. Easy terms. fully ‘Euaran 330_G emln filine cabinets. Wll-hl.nm Co.._new location. 800 E n.w. Natl. 8266. 0 rumvrrvu—/\ large lmrtuu: &"Elg:fl tlo'nrwu H. Baum & wprihi s wood Sondltion 375, S0 st ; s «8-).""'" Chase, Md. Phone des| n Salvars T month wnd chase buy tho 730._Kitt's. 1380 0 l'. ational AN -f-l H‘l ed. é?lh gqo dlfl"‘r!m mnn Ml, 9th st. n.w. Open RAD!O nu t, cal model: 8 ne ”wu‘“”‘x‘“x'n’-':"m s §50 cash. "Phone Metropolitan 3 et Jor ter. | NATIONAL CASH WA 'D- lmi sundnrd Babes lood congmon and bareain. Ade dres tar_ofi GRANDS Al AND UPRIGHTS are now off t especially low prices. This sale |nclu4¢s 513,800 6 octave grands and uprights. Grands {ro 5 up and uprights as low 55850, " ‘Grands and uprights for rept, Consult us for bargains. Sole agency for the famous Hardman. Also Harrington, Bradbury. Schoninger and Schiller pianos. Hugo Worch 1 11 mlho(an’-flnhhed TAN size oty 804 Hlmlll‘n upright. in. good condi- E 2 WANT!D—E_IES_ELI-ANIOIJS. FURNITURE, seBol 7 absolutely Fichess prices, patdfor Bost l’llll its call ln’ time. Lincoln 5488. 19* FURMITOR ss. Bousshold goods.efc. cash onest appraisals; prom; service. tlantic RDS Prone Terk and_ d P o LY D ;lrl’ lfic ol l 342, 51313 P st. m— bu eemenl-blocl Blth\fl B Nangon, Mexandsia Vo Ko P D3 BLA IEETH, WE PAY CASH. A. iC.. 4amnsnnasr l 16-X mnle Phueu mode ey s x'm'-. 1 OLD GOLD. B it nw. oLD Platinum purchased for . silver. lactu ; maximi vaid, NEFNE'S, D316 S% N W Stince 1866.