Evening Star Newspaper, October 21, 1935, Page 31

COOKE WILL SPEAK IN FORUM TONIGHT R. E.‘A. Head Will Discuss Plans for Electrifying Rural Communities. OW the administration plans to bring electric power to the country’s rural communities wili be discussed by Morris L. Cooke, head of the Rural Elcctrifica- tion Administration, in the National Radio Forum tonight over WRC and a coast-to-coast network of other N. B. C. stations. The National Radio Forum, ar- ranged by The Washington Star will be broadcast from 10:30 to 11 o'clock. Set up as an independent agency by President Roosevelt, trification Administration has been | allotted $100,000,000 out of the $4,- 000,000,000 work relief appropriation | to lend money for self-liquidating Fromcls to extend electric distribution ines to the Nation's farmers. the Rural Elec- | | Cooke. in addition to being R. E. A. | fdministrator, is president of the | Electric Farm and Home Authority, | whose functions are to lend money for | financing arrlinnc:‘<. and is vice chairman of the National Power Policy Commitice. e has beer: a consulting engineer in | management and has had a wide ex- 10 00 Conbented Program ience in electric power matters. In 1923 he was director of the power” survey in Pennsylvania and .t one time was a member of the New York Power Authority. pe Council of Defense. M e 'HE swing into the field of sym- phonic music seems to be grow- g as the network years roll by. The etart of the 1935 season is no excep- tion, the Associated Press reports, for ® current recapitulation shows a total of 15', hours a week on C. B. S. and N. B. C. networks combined. These hours are devoted exclusive! to symphonic organizations of variou Cescriptions and do not include the numerous programs that touch upon :»-mphonic selections to a certain ex- tent, nor do they include the concert, !n? light opera and the like. N. B. C. with eight symphonic features a week for a total of 10!; hours. ere numbered the Sunday Symphony the purchase of electrical | “giant | 10:30 |National Radio Forum During the | 11:15 |Arthur Rellly tworld War Cooke was chairman of the 11:30 icjub Habana Orch, Etorage Committee of the National 11:45 | tation groups top the list | 8:45 In its lisc | Orchestra, the Boston Civic Orchestra, | the Radio City Symphony, Rochester Civic Orchestra, the Dam- rosch Symphony, the N. B. C. SYm-{10:30 (Gypsy Trail the Music Guild Symphony 10:45 {Three Shades of Blue phony, and the N. B. C. string symphony. On the C. B. S. network, five sym- phonic groups produce a total of 54 hours of this type of music each wee #uch as the New York Philharmo) the Detroit Symphony. the Curtis stitue Symphony, the Cincinnati Con- gervatory Symphony and Francisco Salon Moderne. Later on, N. B. C. expects to add |12:30 |Merry Go Round programs by the Rochester Philhar- 12:45 |Merry Madcsps | monic, the Cleveland Symphony and the | 10:00 |News—Beauty Talk n- | the San 12:00 |Three Scamps probably the Minneapolis Symphony, | with an occasional concert by Philadelphia Orchestra. prospects include a new series by the Howard Barlow Symphony and the New York Philharmonic children’s concerts. the | The C. B. S.| 1:45 N. B. C. Music Guild 112:45 THE EVENING STAR, CarrrarL’s Rapio PrROGRaMS (Copyright, 1935) WMAL 630k | WOL 1310k AFTERNOON PROGRAMS Campbell’s -Royalists News Bulletins The Wise Man Book of Melodies Vaughn De Leath Ted Lyons’ Orchestra 'The King's Jesters Casa Loma Orchestra Monday, October 21. | WRC 950k P.M. 3:00 |Pat Kennedy 3:15 \Ma Perkins 3:30 |Vic and Sade 3:45 |The O'Neils Eastern Standard Time. WISV 1,460k Motor City Melodis Hoosier Hop Music—News 74:00 (Woman’s Radio Review 4:15 ot 4:30 4:45 Eetly apd Bob ‘Today's Winners Songs and Stories - - Tea Time Garden Party Sundown Revue America’s Little House Chicago Variety Hour Dr. Frederick N. Sperry 5:00 5:15 5:30 5:45 |Al Pearce’s Gang [Evening Star Flashes Aunt Sue and Polly Singirg Lady Famous Voices Little Orphan Annie Willlam A. Roberts EVENING PROGRAMS News Bulletin Today in Sports U. S. Army Band Safeguarding Investments| Bill Coyle News Bulletins Lowell Tho_rpna \Government Family National Pharmacy Week |Salon Orchestra Stamp Club News Spotlight [Education in the News |Halloween Dangerous Paradise Corncert Gems One-Time Opportunities Tom Mix Clara, Lu and Em = Tarzan Sports—Music “The African Crisis” ‘Word Man—Music Ameos '’ Andy Uncle Ezra Voice of Washington Nat. Shilkret's Orch. e D e e D (Manhattan Matinee [Evening Rhythms |Jack Armstrong News-Music Buck Rogers Arch McDonald Vanished Voices Myrt and Marge [Martha and Hal Singin’ S8am (Boake Carter 8|58e8 5358 wlansalasas 2 oo e Sa yHammerstein’s Music Hall Fibber McGee and Molly |Madriguera's Orchestra G 4 e 3 Five Star Final Radio Bookman |Margaret Speaks T Detective Mysteries [Evening in Paris 8:45 o Lombardo Road Hck lnd Pat Mmmbn orchestr- '9:00 |Horlick's Gypsies 915 P 9 30 |Grace Moore L e e Greater Minstrels Princess Pat Players Beautiful Music (Radio Theater Beuumul Music News Bulletins gumaman Gypsies News Bulletins Rudolph Schramm Cuckoo Hour 10:15 | ):45 | Morris L. Cooke March of Time Columbia Award 11500 | Night Owl Organ Music Frank Young, Pianist Waltzes Frank Juele’s Orchestra Slumber Hour Moon_Dlnl Emory Doulhert 's Orch.| 11: 30 o 11:45 Shandor Sign off sign Off 12:00 |Midnight Rhythms 12:15 |Luigi Romanelli’s Orch. 12:30 |Al Lyons’ Orchestra EARLY PROGRAMS TOMORROW News Bulletins 12:00 Seymour Simon’s Orch. 5 Hawali Calls |Sign Off |Grab-Bag | Hi-Hilarities Yodeling Philosopher |Sons of Pioneers Musical Clock News—Sun Dial Sun Dial |Morning Devotions 20 Fingers of Harmony iChreeno Sun Dial News Bulletins Breakfast Club "9:00 |Gordon Hittenmark 9:15 Richard Leibert, organist 9:30 Yodeling Cowboys 9:45 The Wife Saver Jack Ward, organist Police Flashes Ladies of the Air News Bulletins Sun Dial Bugle Call Revue News—Music Old-time Tunes Variety and Value Musicale 'News—Music {Edward MacHugh Today’s Children 10:15 |Home, Sweet Home Romany Trail |Betty Hudson U.S. Nnvy Blnd Herman and Banta Margie Nicholson 11:00 Ida Bailey Allen 11:15 Keyboard Sketches 11:30 “Your Child” 11:45 Herma Menthe, pianist Honeymooners The Doctor Listening Post Bavarian Orchestra Bud Gilbert Lawrence Gould Morning Concert Views of the News ‘Mllky Way |Clyde Barrie, baritone Hester W. Beall Just Plain Bill | P.M EVENING PROGRAMS | Lost and Found News Flashes | Spanish Rhythms Church of the Air The Simpson Boys 12:15 Honeyboy and Sassafras Curbstone Queries Farm nnd Home Hour Voice of Experience Rhythm Bandbox |Mary Marlin Luncheon Music | Radio Romeos Dance Music Afternoon Concert 1:00 Sammy Ka\es Orch 1:15 z 1:30 |Boulanger's Orch. Farm and Home Hour Castles of Romance Rochester Civic Orch. | Afternoon Rhythms Luncheon Music News Bulletins Rochester Civic Orch. |Words and Music ‘Goldm Melodies 2:00 |N. B. C. '\luslc Guild 2:15 | “ 2:30 Vienm Ph)lharmomc 2:45 | Musical Novelties Happy Lewis Revue News Bulletins Between Book Ends Happy Hollow School of the Air WANTED at once, with loca. reference’ $50 paid fo 'fi'- againsi commission. Room fter 10 g.m. INTERS. enced 3 e r‘y 326 unnln e iter TSR0 by » Warrea st. n.w. Tucsday mormn nters carpenters: Cont. Co.., Inc PIN . m"km ;xmrulieed Anplr Lucky bmm Con- d HELPER. experie wi s X3 d-; Foom and boara; siaie ref x 70-J._Star office. AEAN, thoroushiy experienced. m d, to call on old established oul Must kncw how to sell and grders on made-to;measure clothing. , dress Box office. L!SMAN—Ynun( man cal ssency in Washin ton Tor Bostitc Sales Co. large manufacturer of office 8 pllni machines; with large business ac- auaintance; fine opportunity; :&lmnlnlon. Address Box 26 BALESMEN—Out-of-town corponnan hll gpening for men Rt en cabable of making. S50 Week.y. Call for ‘Interview at Comf-Coil Corpora: flon, Vietor Bids.. 724 Oth st. nw.. ask r_Mr. BALESMEN vA h cars; permanent po- sition: no canvassing: advanced commission to start. Salary, $175 per month. when qualified, ABFIV mornings before 0. Mr. ,soda ountains et of opume . Virsinin. Eactern Snore. New item. 2lllllul WDOHIIHII!- Cairo Hotel, Room dle nown Electrol ak season during next few ent workers with our ight Must be experienced in selling, re'mnnble and well recommended Appointment by telephone only. Call Metropolitan 4840, 8:30 am. to 10:1) gm and 430 to' 6 bm. Asic for Mr Laurizen. ‘Grimth Consumers' Co. 111 New York ave_n.w BODA CLERK luncheonetie experience; local reference necessary: full or part time. 's Drug Store. 3500 O st soucl‘roks “for lnunary and dry sl in good territory. ADDly 7th st. See ) .nd 10 Monday Mr. Blumer between £ :3 TAILORS, bushelman for cleaning _and pressing store. * Only experlenced need ap- | ply. Universa W TINNERS _ AND, comucz-: WORKERS. Samuel Rogers. 3033 M st. n.w. UPHOLSTERERS wanted zood wages. Ap- ply 2437 18th st. n.w.~ Artistic Upholsiery US!D CAR BALESMEN—Sure-fire oppor- | tunity for live men in Washington's livest organization. ~See Mr. Rielly Jegnday snd Tuesday. 10 to 12 a.m. and 2 to at Nolan Used Car Stadium, YOUNG MAN wanted fo drive deliver car for grocery store. Must bring refer- ences. 1100 §ith st. n.w . YOUNG MAN. clean cut and energetic with large business acauaintance to sell bigh-grade line of type n paper and ribbons locally experience and y expected. Box 265-4. Star office YOUNG MEN. over 1% vears old. for local circulation campaign. Can earn S per week at start. See Mr. Murray, Room 409. 1319 F st nw SALESMAN ~ RETAIL LIQUOR _STORE. MUST HAVE REFERENCES S STATE SALES MANAGER. Local automobile dealer with yopular low priced automobile ran experienced, capable man. Re- l{ in strict confidence, giving ull particulars. 353-J, Star office. WANTED. 8 men for October and November on mccount of increase in business. t possess car and give referenc Rard workers. Call Potomac 4¢ 7:30 p.m Men of Good, Character, years ?f le Dr over. residing in Wash- ington at e year to join new FREE class for hackers” license _examination M ‘EE”&OQD MONEY MR. CRUZE. BELL CAB CO, 1317 L N.W. " POSITION NOW OPEN. e & position for a man between peat appearance. who can fur- Poch and Give awe. Address weekly income will increase as you learn more about the business. Apply 205 Den- rike Bidg, 1010 Vermort ave. n.w.. day mornine. 9:30 _to 12:00. HELP—MEN AND “OWEV BUREAU OF FISHERIES | FIGHTS FOR OYSTERS $100.,000 Being Expended Seeking Weaknesses in Starfish, Drills and Worms. By the Associated Press. Troublesome bed fellows of the oyster have set the Bureau of Fisher- fes on a $100,000 search for a method which will allow the mollusk to grow in peace to succulence and edibility. In more than a dozen places along the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts, eXperts | ang Douglas Hope. of the bureau are seeking methods of combatting three principal pests of the uncomplaining oyster. There is the starfish, which opens | with Horlick's Gypsies on WRC at 9. | cast over WMAL at 7 o'clock. Jerry the shells; the drill, which bores from | orchestral selections to be played in- without, and a worm which bores from | within. Six months of work has not yet produced a remedy that is practical | ang A method of destroying star fish was | Baetz, worked out, but it proved too expensive for general use. Experts are now studying minutely the life of the starfish, in an effort to find a weak spot somewhere along its life line at which it can be erad- icated easily. The starfish eats the oyster after en endurance contest. The starfish, clutching the two sides of the oyster shell, wraps itself around the mollusk and tugs away. The oyster brings all its muscle power to bear to hold the shell tightly closed. But the starfish maintains the steady pull until the oyster weakens, after which the fish eats the oyster. The drills are one-shelled mollusks whigh bore holes through the oyster and sap its vitality. RENOVIZE « o+ your home Particular Renogizine—for Particular EBERLY’S SONS DISTRICT 6557 Listen Tonight al 6:45 on WRC for Hahn’s Word Man ENTER THE CONTEST Prizes Every Day - * & ok 4.STAR RADIO FEATURE Romance... Comedy ... Thrills! . Storring Robert Stone, Joan Blaine and Original New York Cast PLAY OF THE WEEK 4 Pre:enl’ed .9 op 4 NCESS v | by Zamecnik; “Chinese Lullaby,” Rudy Vallee's Orch. Book of Melodies Fats Walker's Orchestra Ford and Glenn, songs The Silver Flute 3:15 Ma Perkans 5 i 3:30 |Vic and Sade 3345 [The O'Neils f “3:00 |Pat Kennedy ' Nellie Revell The King's Jesters Town Topics News—Music Betty and Bob Today's Winners |Gale Page = 2 |Tea Time 400 Womans Radlo Review 4:15 4:30 |Sundown Revue 4:45 |Women's Clubs Evening Star Flashes Cleveland String Quartet Science Service Three Little Words 5:00 |Chasin’ me Blues |Medical Association 5115 | « [ P 5:30 James Wilkinson One-Time Opportunities ‘The Singing Lady | Vocal Selections Skipper Mellichampe Evening Rhythms Jack Armstrong COLORED—To take orders. experience not necessary. Abbly 1802 I4th st. n.w Sam to12 2 chsmAs CARD “AGENTS —Sell our at: | ards: tractive b2 uwn-bfl; 32 variety to 100 nted tu;lrmn salesman, Don st. aldson Studio, $27 MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM The Princess Pat Players’ presenta- | the Bennett family of stage and screen | tion tonight on WMAL at 9:30 will be | fame, will play the lead in Israel Zang- “The Captain’s Son,” starring Joan will's famous play, “Merely Mary Blaine, Robert Stone, Seymour Young Ann,” which will be the Radio Thea- | ter’s presentation tonight over WJSV Jan Peerce, tenor, will offer Tosti’s | at 9 o'clock. “Good-bye” and “One Alone,” trom‘ National Pharmacy week, which be- “The Desert Song,” during his recital | gins today, will be observed in a broad- ers,” Dr. at 4: the McQuade, editor of “Drug Topics,” will discuss the national scope of the observance. A group of Tschaikowsky's waltzes will be featured on the Contented pro- gram, a WRC feature, at 10 o'clock. Selections include a waltz from the clude Chopin “Waltz No. 2"; “Polly,” from | Herbert's “Badinage” by Break and “East Is West”; | “Sufrimento,” : first, Joan Bennett, youngest member of | Fla., in 1565. OTES. eminent Russian composer’s “String Serenade,"” Onegin” and “The Waltz of the Flow- another from ‘“Eugene from the Nutcracker suite. Predetick N. Sperry, president of the American Society for the Hard of Hearing, will be heard over WJSV 45 on a program which marks silver anniversary of National Hearing week. The sixth year of the “American School of the Air” begins today with a broadcast at 2:30, with a history dramatization of the founding of the American city, St. Augustine, This is & WISV feature. yesterday to raise funds with which to buy an artificial leg. His leg was amputated in August after Horning had injured it in a jump from a plane at the Norfolk, Va,, city airport January 5. One arm is partially paralyzed. His leap was financed by contri- butions of 2,000 spectators. _ Linen Competition. Linen weavers of Belgium are feel- ing the competition of Russia. "CHUTE JUMPER LEAPS TO GET FUND FOR LEG James Horning Lost Limb and| Had Arm Paralyzed in Pre- vious Exhibition. By the Assoctated Press. PATCHOGUE, N. Y., October 21.— James Horning, 32, Medford, N. Y., parachute jumper, made a 2,000-foot ‘chute jump into Great South Bay 6:3 Ev We [T'S TONIGHT on WSV ‘blue coal’ exciting program ULINTRTIIES MEXICAN ROMANCE A stirring love story among Mexican bandits— r;xv?tery, irfixmu. excitement below the border— ofessor Allen’s strange machine catches - thing on the “Vanished Voices * =y ‘blue coal’ “Vanished Voices” 5 p.m. Station WJSV ery Monday and dnedday Evenmg WHEN YOUR AUTO RADIO Needs Dependable SERVICE Come to Exclusive Auto Radio Station 2015 14th St. N.W. Found Advertisements may b' lounu on page A. CABINETMAKER and finisher ant ound man; warm, ventilated sho 2622 14th st. n. 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Earl's, 1737 Pa. ave: nw. nmm.l AG:D WHITE WOMAN to_keep house for man and wife; did home. fgom ang board, small es. Phone r Cleveland NEEDLEWORKERS wanted. Phone Gmmh 4981 for appointment. OFFICE WORK—WIll give business course gr Poird and room in exchange for office work. _Mrs. Little. 815 9th st. n.w. Rufi»Qullmcunonn -c(er‘ good education. must be xper 1 o chlr thoroughly ry. Ap- WOMAN, capable, middle-aged, for youns idow and 2 children: must be experienced h ehildren, good cook and manager: nights; $25 a month. Address Box K. Star office. WOMEN—Opening for two women over 28, Qualifications: Good education, cultured background and desire for an interesting and profitable career. Call Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson, Washington Hotel, for appoint- ment YOUNG LADY wanted for soda and s wich work: experience not necessary: Do Sunday or night work. 1 ine | H APPOINTMENT DESK CLERK. A clerical position—in a high-class store—for a wom- an of stability—who has a positive character. State age. Address Box 306-J, Star HELP—DOMESTIC. Hoval:wcuxm red st c;“nums » se. M relhble od n.m ha\luwnrk r_youn woman for light Bo ouse- of thre Ad- 21* EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. _DOMESTIC. TABLE AGENOY. Dec D'"ll 160” Z11th, as cooks. butlers. t my s nfxmer r?mm. Tamdresses. g % o™ Bee: 3 55171837 1ith n.w. PREPARE FOR A GOOD POSITION: tenllve secretarial civil service. card nunch lculsting ms Iachine courses n-ll ire HIGH SCHOOL COU‘RSI in two ve: l’ meets all requirements for colleg trance; study at Mome: standard text fu nished. r particulars. including local gtudent eterdnces. " madress. Box RAILWAY MAIL. substitute clerk. HOME x5 RSES. eograph * course, S'b() den’ BO' F STUDY COU! 125, text S3 and classes, Day-E L] TO PLAY vour favorite instru- em—"ur.f,otdlon saxophone. trumpet. co net, xylophone, ¥lolin, banjc euitar. “xy potine” tromborie drum. ‘clarinet or. ma dol ln——cn r easy plan_$1.50 weekly for th_instrument and Tivate lessons. lutely no other charge. merely come pick out your tnnrumom. l‘llo: 2 t;nnventelkxc . ew weeks nnnmnun um % ek ‘dn“:g{f“' “n‘:’ri?...l dfo " 1""' t values der the Miscel- writer papers. car- | chise requires services of an | Address Box | WASHINGTON, D. 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Boyd's 1:4:3:3 F st n.w BEAUTY INSTRUCTION. established 1K years. One truction—the very best DAY-NITE CLASSES. Free Cat e 4 in_Good Po: organization. | standard of ENROLL NOW Special MABFLLE SITLATIO\S-—ME\ LER-COOK. Filipino. A-1 Becivex family position Address Box | Star_office CHAUFFEUR OR TRL("K DRIVER—Color- | ed man w ork: 10 years' experience Fetdiences: reliable. Phone North 10143 DYER. spotter washer. experienced wishes Dok adress Box 475-J. Star office. 21°* | FILIPINO BUTLER._ experienced. for fa ily or boarding house: your price suburbs. Address Box 4 s Tues: | sires _position CRADUATE NURSE t's office; good re! doctor's or dei wants smail night job from Friday work. Phone North 0830, “colored, 1o lwnim. s fob. e n NG MAN. experienced -n-» ‘desires 00T Waxing refecences: satisfaction charanteed. Phone Al i high-school graduate. wants ambitious. Please ! ‘Hammor m 643 G st. s Sy Address Box 24:-J_ S NURSE position erenice REGISTERED abity _desires 48025 star offce. 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Phone North b olor ¥ full time w IR, cplored; Hants PET 2 Norih. 00 ed_ wishes job as aeneral .Eifhr‘s‘r";.“n‘n‘m’it N e | GIRL, “colored_wants part-time or day's | work _Phone North & years' experience: xal“fié’v’figm’l&“mm or davs work Call Metropolitan 0228 GIRL. colored_wants work_cleaning dry or part time: ref. RGN O st. n.w LADY._ refined white. settled: good cook work for one or two emploved City: stay nights: references. West 1 LEAVING CITY. want to place my excel- | lent Scandinavian cook. Phone Wisconsin 3041 GIR Taun age 15. quiet disp.: school privileges. Miss Moore. 619 Roxboro pl. n.w. Georgia GOXR. WA By’ eral_housework. refs. Phone ble colored woma! 1f or whole time references: nnnl nnvnv-hmm Col. 34 WOMAN col sires _general house- work nmnn Soiive dn, Phone North 1461 colored, reliable_ desires da S P;‘hon. Columbia 616 work; reference. Tuesday or Wedn PERSONAL. heading of Per- e T er ine additionsl e, w t.h! relulll‘ line rate CARE_GIVEN CHILDREN UN- T S et "ebecial ariention to diet Doctor's r rr(ef(nc(‘ Phont Cleveland : (‘l K FRON NEXT O RN Tindion attention 1y people; special diet if desired. Adams_ R464, Apt. WANTED—OO] NG ¥ ME Iamiliar with O. §. public land surveying procedure: must un e[rln,:n et: ronomical Observations. computations. perience briefly. ~Adress Box 21-K ATH, to'elder- Phone ALCO WHITE NURSE. 1000 PA. ave. ol’|§UBAsnt 30. Hfl\fl‘x. 10 to 9. gy!n SE FROM NEW BB B e abon sea; fYon:eSl‘y with Henri. National Elmfi "4' ALTERATIONS OR ALL KINDS TS nable. AMANDA SHDP 500 Gomnave. Phone Decatur_ 230 ICE_BGX_FLOWERS ARE NEW AND 1 = to make your own to wear e ar = pront. ”}:e ‘instruction. Room R07 1317 1 o SSA COLOMICS. A %l‘:lne 91m¥ treatments, vibrator. Dm N DEATH STRIKES n.v &Hrfnl. DA S ect that they misi accept inferior funeral services due to in- ability t(:nrl!bl hllcho or;ce fi...?!\ ur'smnfi? -u for a8 little as $75. kit SRt oy & n‘case’ of death cal the Greater W W. Chambers Co.. i Col. Bhone e cGr “hdress. We wiit jend you a ve do it._ 1400 Biz iith MAs's.«n TREATMENTS. erad. nurse: hours, 10,10 8. menis.atjonal_o0oe HEMORRHOIDS own method: ttlfllfg Por appoint- CATED BY E‘ oflectln for & life- time or money for bookle no__drugs or WSRCK. 1365 Hiiabla rdennl 0388 A P ave.). ABL, 3. ou% Suniaay. - 485 % REPAIRED NOK if""‘l very low price. - PAINTING X h Jflectrie | i MOTHEP'S HELPER, Va_ girl. neat. white. | De PERSONAL Con| ed.) " PERMANE TS Sl’) Pinger shampoos. haircuts waves = | HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS & SERVICE. BAY H,,‘ MATTRESSE: | BEDDING. piliows reno Wash. Mattress hest pric Co_ 310 rockers 1 10th n u FLOORS SCRAPED. waxed: papering. ¢ The South's oldest and largest beauty | PAPERI!\(, Pn room and up. anteed | PAPERING 5 RMS and up n: t pa one Decora St NW 1 G Stisel latast ) & room o Gugran box e L "y, (CHAIR CAVEII\G par—- nz Roofin hy pers and_ oo ting Co Adams Bid and seorgia 581 des d_up Dec ar tee one Adams g Puwm G— A\'r< rk, Sati | Metropolita PAPERING DI Sema” 150 Webster PAPERING. pain rock-tottom_prices Columbia =774 PAPERHANGING. class work. g _A T GEORGE PAPERHANGING— Satisf John N | and_caulking | PLASTERING | Job too small Thomas. ol REMODEL me ard carp: sonable _prices. UPHOLSTERING. finising. Work don sired Weaver, nu Phone Acams R40 | UPHOLSTERING. . | cushions. caneine Garland | vacoum T worl Call CLEANER _ e NG from top to bo! Lincoln 508 Ker AND o PAINTING Rop A‘\D GEMENT WORK_Xo fom, k a spectalty; i " Newton R!PAIRIVG MUSICAL INSTRU ME! CALL any time a i—RADlO. ny tme atier 8 p.m. Wed, or Thirs. of this week 1 3ou went Mow: e5t urade. fnest medim sive, moduen - | Bogany upright piano bargain in Washing- ton; cash or terms to responsible buyer; | must <ell this week. 20 Seaton pl. n.w. PIANO—Maiiogany " baby grand. —oniy § old and in_ perfect condition, The ‘cite destgn 15 the Sero men: yle and the finish a Tich ma- This plano 15 one of our best sell- nd In absolutely new condition. eri sced st late “model babv grand. in very wa0d condition ST little plano the ow price ‘K t's. 1330 G + . ©40; othe: Smith's Transfer & Stor st.nw. _Phone North PLAYER F‘;A.‘\'O GRANDS AND UPRIGHTS ars now o s esecially Jow prices wale § v. Schoninger a Hugo Worch. 1110 G. since “Advertisements ynder this head~ inp are presumed to be from prie vats individuals. unless the adver- tisement otves o firm name or & business address or states the word Dealer. Members of the public who fina dealers masquerading tn this column as private individual are urged to report the matter to The Star for tmvestigation,” > REFRIGERATORS f v good mekes, i ba or 8 Ideal Bedding Co. 633 FURNACE for §-room b VACUUM CLEAVERS REEAIRED tior We, Tepair any make $1. (Pa vacuu ave. HOME I‘\IPRO‘ E‘\IE\ CO‘VIP:‘I\IEé LAYING specialty fect satisfaction Metropolitan 0780, sanding _fini: Perf Years of exper: Tefinishin ce gives pe; 3 shing. T a ect Floor Co. FEDERAL HOUSING _ RATES Payments as_low as $5 down. up to 5 vears to | work muaranieed. First AINTING PAPERING PLASTERING R RY € ES R ROYAL CONTR. Graduate Engineers. National 3803, HAVE YOU REMOD! Steam_ Hot-Was Painting. Paper rch_Incl FREE ESTIVATES | PAY AS 013 NEW National 7403. Night Plumbini Weather S!rmplnl 5 monthly Pay. est payment “nothing December OOFING EMENTING FMODELING ACTING CO. 907 15th 8t. N _ Adams 83 R HOME ELED FOR THE_HOLIDAYS. ter Heatiny ne Floors Finished. ing. Cementing. Plnmnm Stuccoing, ofine. Alterations, osures r)n' on NXGHT YOU E. Low as $5 Monthly—Start Det FEDERAL CONTRACTING CO., INC. YORK AVE. N.W. Night. 1 935. \2 Adams 6033. * o | REFRI RADIO—Bran for Towhoy | easy terms a | 1330 G st | RADIO— Y0 Tadio-phor 0 s ‘reproduc recep- 1 G s slightly shop- n. - Smith's | and "does no tion. Fully gu: | worn) Lransie acatter and 1704 1%th sood condiffon, size Indiana ave. new fron. in very _sell cheap. SAFES and vault hand. all sizes; first-cla and up. G. G.'Hamne n.w. Phone National 2674. é SAXOPHONES reconditioned —ail makes. sizes and styles, $30 to $75. all fully guar- anteed and soid on easy terms. Kitt's, 1330 G st \ _ FOUNTAIN. elec. & Tew motor: need spate Food 8hoppe, 1729 [ sopa FOUNTAIN, _10-tt | frigeration and _compressor, Seif Quick. 4345 Conn. ave TYPEWRITERS " Sir; rent: No. 8 ) Remington, No''s Uniderwood. 5116 16 hnr .0 SAFE. 24x30 0ors, wreen: cont saumet. L s w. Dmnttr_ ree priceg, to me Just liks COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL. WOOD—Genuine —har livered.” Phone Bradley measured: cord. $8.00: 2.240-Ib_ton: egg. PENNA. ANT! $11.00 I TG BUCKWHEAT 1324 Wis. Ave N.W. hickory. cut any length. S12 dwood. oak and yer “Cord, ‘de- Rotted manure cheap. ' Schneider's Fars Md._ Write or phone. PENNSYLVANIA JHARD COAL white & o pea. $0.50. Adams 3180, day_or nig chestnut. 'HRACITE, RED AND WHITE ASH, STOVE. EGG, CHESTNUT— DOGS, PETS AND WANTED. on_approval. for country, home. W Gisposttio 50! Btrlckllnd Riderwood. young police dog ould like dog good . Vel trained and intelligent. n 812 (Baltimore. Mr, Md.) 31_10th CAT SHOW ‘ ‘"‘ {or many fine, pmex formation. B ave. n.e. our BOSTON BULL, 4 months old, pedigreed. . ne ‘shows in one. En- cats. _Compete Write NOW lor in- NTZMO! Md POULTRY AND EGGS. E FLOCK 8 3’12?.‘:.. (about aow. mont o6, B.W, A " Avely 1728 far P 31 TYPEWRITERS—American TyPewriter C AN makes inchuding portables. Rent repair. Away from high rents. nings. 1431 East Capitol st VACUUM CLEANERS. | and Hoovers. £12.00 and up. demonstrations._Phone National WASHER. Easy trade in: large | ner: in ‘good condition; Sii New York ave WASHING MACHINES | 1ate models. gu Eureka, Premier terms: home 3414 | L rze assortment 750. up. Proc ¢ Col. 10000, MACHINES. electric; _ ware- Bmith's Transter & Storase n.w! rth 3 WA!HI‘IG MACHD? 5, for $16.50 50: medicine ball Phone_Georzia 814 typew seasoned oak and D any lensth. S10 per cord. delivered. 53423 1Xth st. n'w. Phone Adams CLEARANCE SALE of several modern e up-to-date bed room Suites at real bar- gain_ prices. Notes Auction Rooms. 633 Indiana ave. s TYPEWRITERS Sale recondil] 22.50: Roval, 5 2 50 Mlnv mh!u hc!heni machines k¢ per month! PITOL TYPEWR!TI':R CO. ORIENTAL RU S. Just recelved most besutiful Persian ox1 e sises. Bljar, Suruk,