Evening Star Newspaper, December 4, 1935, Page 42

INSTALLMENT XXIL HUCK'S spirits knew no bounds as he hurried off to the locker room. He dressed &s quickly as he could. He felt that after having watched the Malbern defense all afternoon he knew its weaknesses better than he would have had he been in the conflict, calling the plays. While he was dressing, Bertwell, extremely nervous over the outlook, turned to Fremont, the fourth-string quarterback, during a lull in the play, and propounded a hypothetical ques- tion. It was a habit of Bertwell to pop questions at his pilots when they least expected them, just to see if they were thinking foot ball and could react fast. “Fremont . . . It's near the end of the game. The score is nothing to nothing. We're on the opposing team’s | It's fourth down and 80-yard line. ‘What would you do?"” % Yards to go. “I'd just move over on the bench,| eoach.” Even Bertwell, wrought up as he was, couldn't help laughing at the hupnor of the answer. The players, who heard Fremont’s remark, thought it a great joke, and it was passed down the ling of substitutes along the bench. “That's a better move than the one Raleigh made when he went in the| remarked Tubby when he| game,” “I could do as badly heard the yarn. @&s that myself.” Chuck rushed up to bench and sat dewn beside Bertwell. seeing that he returned from the Jocker room in his uniform, set up a great howl. Suddenly, it seemed, they saw in him a possible champion who might lead Colburn on to a victory. The cheering gained in volume and here and there in the stands students, idoubting Raleigh's ability to pilot the‘ team, were openly shouting Arnold's hame. Bertwell was not carried away in the fervor, however. He sat there on the bench, grimly, and tense. He wasn't going to risk losing two quarterbacks | in one game if he could help it. Better to Reep Arnold for the Coke clash and the big game with Sanford. As the minutes wore on the situation be- came more serious. Raleigh was losing ground. His selection of plays was pathetic. The penalty he brought on the team by talking to a teammate be- fore he had called his first play had | shaken his faith in himself consider- | sbly. He was nervous, and his mind didn't seem to react quickly to the! changing circumstance and exigencies | of the game. With five minutes left to play, Bertwell, seeing the hopelessness of trying to score with Raleigh leading | the eleven, put his hand on Arnold’s ghoulder. “Arnold,” he said, with a show of determination, “I think your | judgment is sound. You've shown up well in our strategy sessions. Now | let’s see you go out there and come | through. You can do it. I know you | can.” “Thanks, coach.' And he pulled on his headguard and ran out on the fleld to replace Raleigh. The crowd | went wild. Any substitution would | have caused the same outburst, for thé Colburn students were avid for a | victory. Chuck was the lucky one. ‘His name rang resonantly around the cofifines of Bailey Ov: Deep in the back of his mind was Rhe conviction that the game could still be won. Malbern's backs were | pldying in a position that made them easy marks for a short, fast forward pass to the right or left of the wing- men. He decided to iead up to that Malbert still had the ball. wvent the Orange backs from making | another first down. Time was of the eessence now. Possession of the pig- skin was nine-tenths of the battle. So long as one team had the ball the | other team couldn't win. Malbern knew that and was bent on keepirg the ball. The Orange pilot decided to try to | make a first down on his own 42-yard line on fourth down with 4 yards to go. Crash! ball carrier ripped into the center of the Colburn line. Capt. Minton charged low and hit the ball carrier with his head. Up went the orange- iclad player, high in the air. He turned @ complete somersault and landed on | the nape of his neck. It looked like & first down. The head linesman ran out with the | 10-yard measuring chain. Carefully he’ set it down. There were still 3 inehes to go. The Colburn crowd rose enl sent a mighty cheer to the heavens. It was Colburn’s ball on the Orange 41-yard line. Chuck raced up to call the signals. In his head Wwas the conviction that, despite the fact that there were but a few minutes {eft to play, there was still time for a sequence of plays. He shot an off-tackle play roaring off Bloomgarten's back for a gain of 8 yards. On the next play Corbett ‘carried the ball off Bloomgarten again on an off-tackle play for 6 yards. With & yard to go on third down, Chuck sent Hoffmeister straight through tackle on a dive-tackle play. First down on 25-yard line. “How Much time to play, please?” asked Chuck of the official standing close by. “A minute and a half.” Chuck called a time out. ‘“Listen, " he said excitedly, “we got these birds licked now, if you just carry out your assignments. I know what I'm talking about. All I ask is to go through with your jobs right. We have time for a touchdown yet. There’s minute and a half left. I'm going to run a play over in front of the goal posts. They’ll think we're going to try a drop-kick. Now here's ‘where we fool them. Instead of drop- kicking, I'm going to lift a pass to Bloomgarten. No, we haven't any such play, but we're going to do it anyway, unless Minton objects.” “You're running the club, Arnold. n“ ©O. K. with me if you think it'll 0" ¥ “I know it will go. T've sucked their backs in for a pass. If they think a kick is coming they'll come in even closer, and some of them will try to block it. You hesitate a second, Bloomy, count two -before you bear out to the right. Then swing in right In front of the goal posts in the mid- dle of the end zone. That's where I'll pass it to you. About 5 yards in gront of the uprights. I'll take the blame if anything goes Wrong. “C'mon, let's go. Let’s go like hell We can take ’em.” The whistle blew. Zhe teams lined up. Determination was written boldly on the faces of the players. Chuck snapped out the sig- pals. Salinger carried the ball over €0 the center of the field and was downed heavily on Malbern’s 22-yard fine. The Colburn stands were a seething mass of wildly cheering hu- imans, crying out with booming em- “We want a touchdown!” Chuck called, “Kick farmtt!m, Ar- old back.” The team shifted like & A The students, | Col- | burn’s line was fighting hard to pre- | And Malbern’s best | Chuck meas- ured the distance. Took off his head- guard and even kicked the dirt off his cleats so as to facilitate the job of Looting & field goal. The Orange ends prepared to rush in and block the group of automatons. ball. The backs moved up closer. The fullback went up into the Orange line 50 as to be able to tear in and stop the kick. “Block that kick! Block that kick!” yelled the Orange rooters fervently. Chuck called out the signals and crouched low as though to boot the ball when he got it from the center. Minton shot a beautiful pass into Chuck’s waiting hands. Chuck took a step forward, coolly, deliberately, as though in the act of kicking the ball. Just when it seemed he would be buried in an avalanche of Orange players bearing down on him with full speed, he sidestepped nimbly, turned and ran back, fixing the ball in his passing hand as he ran. In that brief and hectic moment he thought of Corbin and the good Al- truda III. He would pass the same | way. Back he raced with the Orange | players in hot pursuit. Suddenly he stopped, dug his cleats firmly in the ground, and shot the pass. It was a pretty spiral, traveling with just the | right arch and the exact amount of | lift. Bloomgarten sped toward the | uprights. He got there just as the | ball arrived. Gently and firmly he | let it settle in his hands. The score- board flashed 6 points. The stands of Colburn students were raving with | uncontrolled joy. Coach Bertwell was | sitting on the bench as though petri- ‘fled. He had never seen that play. He never gave it to the team. He didn't know whether to be glad or mad. Slowly he wsagged his head. “What nerve that kid Arnold has got,” | he finally said aloud. “Nerve hell, Coach,” said Tubby, who was bounding up and down the | sidelines in a frenzy of joy. “Brains |is what I call it. But I'd hate to be | in his boots if that play hadn’t worked. | You'd a tied the old tin can on him, I bet.” “Well, it worked,” Bartwell smiled back. “And I'm mighty glad it did. That's the test of a play. after all. Hoffmeister was standing back to try the placekick. Chuck knelt on one knee to hold the ball. His back ached him from having thrown that winning pass, but he was so thrilled w\\ith the victory, that he didn't mind | |it much. The whistle blew -just as | Hoffmeister'’s kick bounced off the goal posts and rolled in the end zone. | The scoreboard still read, Colburn, 6; | Malbern, 0. The Colburn students didn’t wait to | catch their breath. They poured out on the field and surrounded the team. | Fellows who never even bothered to | 'sa\ hello to Arnold before, now fought | | and pushed each other around in an | effort to shake his hand. Time and | | again he winced as some enthusiastic fellow slapped him warmly on the | back to congratulate him on the winning pass. For days following the game, Chuck’s name was on every tongue. | And when it spread around the cam- | pus that he had made up the play on \the spur of the moment, he was re- | garded in an even more heroic light. | All the old disdain he had caused as a cocky sophomore who refused to go out for the team vanished over night. Arnold was the idol of the campus. The greatest pilot Colburn ever had. He was a wonder. No one denied | that. | The game with Coke the following Saturday was the last step in prep- aration for the Sanford battle.. All season the team had been pointed for these two elevens. The rivalry and tradition behind the Sanford clash always made it Colburn’s main objec- tive, but Ccke was regarded as a team every bit as strong as Sanford. Ar- nold, by virtue of his generalship | against Malbern, had piloted the team in its practice sessions throughout the week, and it was a foregone conclu- sion that he would start the Coke fracas. ‘The game was to be played at Coke. More than half the student body planned to accompany the team to the distant bailiwick, and help bring back the spoils of victory. The band was te be sent at the students’ expense, and there was scarcely a man at Col- burn who didn't contribute willingly to the purse that was collected to pay | the expenses of some of the itinerant musicians. Repeated triumphs bred | generosity. Colburn hadn't known the thrill of successive victories in | many years. Chuck wrote Nancy, asking her to attend the game. She had replied that her mother objected to her going so far without a chaperon, but that she would try to make it anyway. Thursday afternoon just before the | team was given a big “send off” by the student body, Chuck called Nancy on the long-distance phone and begged her to make the game under any circumstances. He had al- ready made arrangements for her ticket. She was to sit with his room- mate Barkley, who would meet her at the railroad depot when she arrived. She promised to be there if she pos- sibly could get away. (To be continued.) ———— CHURCH BAZAAR TO OPEN First Methodist Protestant Be- gins 3-Day Festival Tomorrow. A three-day bazaar and entertain- ment program will be given tomorrow through Friday by the First Methodist Protestant Church, located on Fourth street southeast, between E and G streets. ‘Turkey dinners will be served tomor- row and Thursday and a program fea- turing the Junior American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps will be offered Friday night. A popularity contest for men, women and children will be conducted. Funds raised will be used toward paying off the church indebtedness. —_— OFFICER’S GUN STOLEN Park Policeman Reports Loss of Revolver From Home. Maybe it was only because it was Park Policeman William E. Riley's day off—but, anyway, somebody sneaked into his home at 4213 Jenifer street yesterday and walked off witn his service revolver. According to the report made to Metropolitan police, & door of the Riley home was left unlocked. The thieves—Riley said there were two of them—got into the house between 2:30 and 3 o'clock, were told. Wisconsinites Dance Saturday. ‘The Wisconsin State Society will hold a “box social” and dance in the Willard Hotel at 7:30 p.n. Saturday. ™y THE EVENING CLEANER IS FINED $20 ON FEMALE LABOR LAW Firm Is Charged With Failing to Report Employes’ Time Correctly. ‘The Master Cleaners, Inc,, Nathan Rome, president, was fined $20 in Police Court yesterday for a violation of the female eight-hour labor law. The actual charge was that the com- nany failed to keep a coirect record of thé time put in by Lillian Hennage, employed at a branch store in the 300 block of Pennsylvania avenue southeast. Both the employe and the inspector testified she went to work at 10:30 a.m. on November 2, while com- pany records purported to show she went to work at 11:30 am. Had she reported for work at the time given by the company she would have worked only seven hours. Judge John P. McMahon said that in this particular case, the actual time put in did not matter, since the record was in error. Lost and Found Advertisements be found on page A- STAR, WASHINGTON, BOYS AND G! . between 18 and 25, for curb service; meals, 5100 Georgla ave. n.w. - SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. o o e R trict 5198. m:u—non:"nw i ‘,}‘,‘,‘km,,m“,., sonte :‘;f':’-“m“""- COOK_—Excellent opportuilty | GIRL, colored, experienced desfres em- expel eed the ore men . C. rences. ’v“;mn -’.'Tfln. to t:;:uulp'w;:&‘ iity. P&:om Blfim ngrs,).“ » e for interview. Met GIRL, colored, el b . wants part-tim GOLORED, 21 5 general lm\uewrknl S . "y Dendable, trustworthy. clea bacco, | Carrollburg pl B A g gy R 'u"“;',!".‘.?;': GIRL. colersd withes Tob. gari e oF Shly: 40 Mo, Lineotn 0300 bet. § and b g5nerit houscwork can do’ piain cookins. coox e Colum K., Jrst-clase, expérienced: prefer 0n® | Gror~colored, wishes Work sy chamber: £ NN il g, Adaress oBox | maid of part Umei experienced: sood rel- erence. 1006 South Capitol st. GIRL. colored. wants work. part time, work or full time; city references. Phon Star office._ SR white, German_or_Swedish pre- COOK, ferred: one in family, in suburbs; must be ood cook, industrious_and stay nights, | District 0104. eferences’ required. Phone Kensingtoli | GIRL, colored, wants Job, whole ot par owsm 175. time; city ref. Phone Decatur 2 GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. White, experi- evenings. enced, unattached; pleasant home, separate room, good wages. Please do not apply if o do not want steady work. 1401 Floral st n.w. GENERAL HOUSEWORKER—WAhite girl to Belp with housework and care of bab Toom. d S350 per week. 73 North Clrolm GlRpru:ll part-time work, by the_weel Phone_Falls GIRLS want work as eral housework: fu eheed “colored: Tef. Columbia. Cnuren 8O4-P- ress. time: experi- 7447~ for general house- ggrk -ém care. for child live in. MAID—I_would like o set work for my §3 | maid in the mornings up until 4 o'clock. moth. 9 Jefferson s +~" | Phone North 0669. 'S HELPER. whit !xwaent‘.zd colored. experienced, 'Anu foom. board, 85 week: Write particulars in ltier; give age and weight. Address Box 35 ce. WOMAN. white. to take care of mhm help with housework: room. board and month. Address Box'28-T. Star office. EMP’IDYM'BNT AGENCIES. 3 in family; ref: a l"'"fi‘ family; g0 hom [ YOUNG GIRL. colored, wishes light house- work: good reference,’ Call or write 524 10th st. n.e. Phone Atlantic 5058. e PERSONAL. d 0 ‘The rate under heading of Fe:i financial statements, tax returns and clos- ing books. Small manufacturing business. | Age_not over 35 preferred. Address Box 71-T. Star_offiee. AUTO MECHANICS, well qualified_ pont Motor Repairs, Tear 1524 L st. Phone_Metropolitan’ 764 | AUTO SALESMEN (), experienced: be hustlers to qualify. Heve large used- car stock and offer every help to earn & | ot eaee ok, O st Funishown trans: portation V. King. mgr., Falls Church | BYanch. Parkway Motor Co.. Ford Dealers. AUTOMOBILE APPRAISER—One who is | familiar with used car values and com- | mercial cars. wanted by one of Washing- ton’s oldest new car distributors to assist used car manager. State age. experience and salary expected. Address Box 113-T, Gl s, 1 A o e AUTOMOBILE __ SALESMEN—We__ have openings for 2 used-car salesmen. Must be Qualified o sel). regular floor period Producing men can make real money. show rooms on 14th s See Mr. Shreve, R L. Tavior Motor Co., 1ith and T sts. nw. BOOKKEEPER _for Tral estate office: permanent position. State salary and ex- Perience, also if you can take shorthend. Address Box 243-T. Star office. b BOOKKEEPER with real estate or blnklna experience, one who can handle note an house sale transactions. Must be a resi- dent of Washington. 25 to Address Bo star ofh COLLECTORS. experienced. ment credit route. Must have car an know city thoroughly. Permanent po- sition, unod salary lnfl advancement for | Tight party. Apply 720 7th st. n.W. COOK for short orders, experienced. A ply_Oriole Cafe, 1724 Pa. ave. n.w. GENTLEMEN with advanced knowledge medical welfare work. as manager: must Address Box 3 i, Du- n.w. for _instal- | have one reference. | Star_office. R MAGAZINE SALESMEN. experienced. Ap- | ply Mr. Knott. §1% F st. n.w.. Room 107 between S am. and 9:30 am., or between 4 and 6 pm | MAN, with car. T, call on grocers. Washing- Va.: splendid opportunity. 4034 n.w at een rolling, s neat appearing. to represent na- tional Tesearch dept. Permanent employ- ment: must furnish references. Salaries and commissions discussed upon intervie: 302 Barrister Bldg.. 635 § n.w 30 pm.. 8:30 to 11 am MEN—New enterprise needs salesmen with cars: also truck driver and shipping cler! Address Box 36%-T. Star office. MEN—Do you want a permanent connec- tion where hard work will earn promotion? No capital required. Apply 018 New York | | ave. n.w.. 10 to 11 _Thursday. | MUSICTANS—Banjo_and “first be good: for occasional book guaranteed. Call Shep. MEN. * {sax: P rezistered District: local references preferred: permanent position: at_once. Address Box 118- Star_office. PORTERS. colort lary and meals, | Apply 5109 Georsia ave. e S PRESSER, colored. 1t Connecticut ave. SALESMEN. under 30, exp. mir. Savelope lfl(‘fll resident. able to contact u- Laiiry’ andCar allow. *Ford, 3 F nw . permanent positions for high-grade sales- men. Apply Thursday. 9 to 12. 1518 Connecticut_ave. VEGETABLE MAN. experienced. Steady job for right man. Apply 5315 Wisconsia ave. n.w. | WORLD'S largest publishers are now au- | thorized to take subscriptions on 55 pop- | ular periodicals. has opening for three men, ages 15-27, for their new sales dept. We also can use one experienced Cc: manager. Choice_of local work or travel | in_the South. ~For further details call for personal appointment, F. E. Monahan, National 8510. YOUNG MAN with light ce coliect; experience nol necessary. | and commission. Excellen: for advancement. Apply 34 n.w.. between 9-i0 a.m. | YOUNG MAN who knows grocery business to_ solicit orders: m ave good person- | ality and have car. 14th st. n.w. 6% | YOUNG MAN. white. wanted for laundry and dry cleaning store; must have driv permit. Morius Hand Laundry, 1430 Park_rd. YOUNG MEN, over 18 years old, in order dept.; permanent position; pay. See Mr. Farley, Room 410, P st nw. YOUNG MEN. good appearanc high school gracuates, ages 18-22. to travel in cars on circulation. Good chance to learn salesmanship. with permanent employment. Good pay while learning and_promotion: A. D. Brewer. 3-7 p.m.. Hotel Lafavette. YOUNG MAN WANTED. Over 24; neat appearance, to work good 1319 hard work good earnings, pelmanent. See personnel {manager at 201 Denrike Bldg., n.w., Thursday moring at 10 o’clock sharp. SALESMAN. Exceptional opportunity to |form a satisfactory connec- ition with an engineering concern offering an AIR CONDITIONING proposition on a sales program appeal- ing to the public 12 months of the year. No competition —large earnings assured. Address Box 362-T, Star office. MAN WANTED. Young man to drive car and carry sample case for crippled salesman. Good earnings to right party. Apply 10 o'clock sharp, Thursday morning, room 205, Denrike Bldg., 1010 Vermont ave. nLW. HELP—WOMEN. BEAUTY P, R OPERATOR. sfl-around operator; %?:x‘gmenz position, Harper Method. 1714 Conn._ave. HELP—MEN. E88_AND_PROFESSIONAL. ACCOUNTANT OR AUDITOR, capable of | MISS formerly handling _ail phases —cost * accounting: | with Boyd Employment Service, now with d | BE A SECRETARY or JR. ACCOUNTANT— SALESMEN—National organization offers | 1010 Vermont ave. | sonal 1s 3 cents per line addition: to the regular line rate. ?&EABL! CHAUFFEUR, WHITE, WITH “Personnel.” Your calls and patronage will be appreciated. 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CARD-PUNCH MACHINE BUILDING REPAIRS, alterations. jobbing, complete service; private dwellings co verted: estimates furnished. Jos, E. McGol- Tick. 1412 Chapin n.w. Adams 3856-R. CARPENTER—Flooring. shelving. fel westher stripping. general repairing. Bri ing. 1359 Taylor st. n.w. _Adams 1624 CARPENTER—Prompt, reliable, porches, steps, fences, partitions, shelves, Weather stripping. _Douslas. Met. 4 CARPENTER—Partitions. porches, steps. floors. doors eased. sash cords! ¢_prices. prompt service. Phone MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS—RADIO. PIANOS—Brand-new. smallest size size for small apartments or studios. Pay | $5 dow! $1 weekly, Kitt's, 1330 G s (near_14th st.) PIANOS. uprights, to be sold for less storage charges. ~Union Storage Co. n 05 and in absolutely new condition. that can be purchased for the exact amount of the | unpaid balance, $286 (monthly payme: of $10); this plano s one of our lates and best selling models and a wonderful value at this price. Others. eral period models, $200, $210. $275 and up. _Kitt's. 1330_G st. (near idth st.) PIANOS—We have a few good. recon tioned" uprights. priced a S and up: some fine makes and all guaran- teed. “Pay S1_weekly: free delivery in D. C. and suburbs: also several players at $79 and $99. Kitt's. 1330 G st PIANO—Smallest size William and M Deriod stvle baby grand, $110: & late model piano and in splendid condition; ideal for small homes or apartments. Pay $5 down. $130 weekly. Kitts, 1330 G st. (near th_st COMEE?&%;E,?(LRNAE&IQG PERMAN NTS $1.95. CHAIR CANEING F,}'gm";,";'i“,, i gsRe“s'.;eDS.fi}:flf fafi‘e?snm'rh"?xax“e'ufgsfifi ! COMP. SBECRETARIAL COURSE. | gpEinger waves 15c: manicures 156 | ocpors splinted CLAY ARMBTHONG | Grands Hrom S515 wo snd imeanie o 16w RAILWAY POSTAL CLERK | cuts MABELLE HONOUR SYSTEM. 1340 10th n.w._Met 2062, - |88 S50 Grands' and uprisits for rent | ety SERVICE PREPARATORY scroor, | N Y. tve n¥ Metropoiitan 7778. | ELEC. SERVICE R ity s Sole acency for MOTOR TRAVEL. Get Ready for Xmas. ~We'll Wire” | BIRCOCEY, o hmtgfg .1xg?_es,c;:;1‘1'er pianos. |RAILWAY POSTAL CLERK. Salary, $1850: classes now going on: residint classes and home study courses MIAMI, FLA. PRIDAY: DE LUXE SEDAN: | | share expense: references ~exchanged. Phone Georgia 9817, | with questions and answers on routing, % N W WO . t ~ = DRIVING TO MIAMI DEC. 8 OR 7: AC- | e A" 500 S 55: Sonties | ommodate 3: $10 each. Phone m:mu‘ 1358. Brightwood Electric Shop Will Install Your Misc, Wiring Jobs. 300 Quackenbos N.W. Fixtures | ELECTRIC WIRING & oL airs; 6-r. house fixtures & base plus Resai Biec ey Yt Unshur n.w._Col 5301 ned. | ased”on previous ‘exams. Bovd's, 1333 F st. Phone National 2338 ! "GIRLS. GIRLS. GXRLS LEARN BEAUTY CULTUR GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE DRIVING 1936 Oldsmobile to Greenville. 8. C., Dec. 7: | would like 1 or 2 passengers; share ex- penses: exch. refs. Cle 50 _ev N Y. Ave. Met_ 7 % of Successtul Beauty Trai SITUATIONS—MEN. 124/ 18 Yes terms to responsible party. Mrs. Sanders, phone Decatur 5. No _agents, - | ROOMING AND BOARDING. baths:_rent. $60: income. §: | | PAPERING ROOM ing: Phone Atlantic 41 PIANOS FOR RENT | For special occasions. at reasonable rates Smith's Transfer & Storage Co., 1313 You . Transfer & swrau C st. n.w. 3. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. Phone North 33: FLOORS SANDED. lacked s cleaned and waxed: papering and painting; all_work lulrlnleed Potomac 5987, FLOORS HI LIKE ANDED AND FINISI mmn A fsrime Chrisimas gify " Special dis- | DRIVING LINCOLN TO FLORIDA. THURS. | NEW oWERT" priCEs ™ New - gount if entolled this month. “Start later ¢r Friday. can take three. Call Metropoli- WOOD FLOORS LAID. CLEVELAND 5( you wish, Xpert training. ositions | 28 . . | Sectired for graduates. Easy terms. ~Tn- | ————— GENERAL CONTRACTING. | s-):m‘ue( éw!ore oo enml = Modern | BEAUTY PARLORS. g;pa"]nl Building. Porghe: g:lacl‘«’:l:‘e;sw chool of Beauty Culture. 7 P st. nw. | EXCESSIVE WEIGHT S ofing. painting. paperhangs - ‘LEARV WORLD-FAMOUS METHODS OF | Roadiiin) Fre o’ sy REDUCED. {ne._floors’ refinished. hesting, Trosrt S4: BEAUTY CULTURE Ledendecker. 3025 O n.w. West 1120. | e P home repalrs - vg. ELLE —— CAl As Taught by MARRLLE HONOUR Expeits. | BUSINESS OFPORTUNITIRS: DECATUR 447 ga POTOMAC 3029-J.% Unlimited Opportunities. LEAVING CITY. must sell 5 Free Catalomue oEasy Terms house: 15 rooms,_ all filled: located on ¥ PAINTIN? epairing: guar.: reas MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL st. nw. rent. %100 mo. Will arrange | M L.Sm'th. 1724 Webster nw Adams?7108 S4 up: T also do paint- white mechlxflu estima free | PAPERING AND PAINTING—Work guar- . Lt bt —___ | price. $1.500): terms. Rm. DO, anteed; rock Looking_for | CHAUFFEUR. houseman, butler <00k, | RO e of ‘care for’ bachelor's apt.; references. | OO E C AnD BOARDING. on 18th near | work. _Col e Ehono: Becstars£8 5 2 | monthiv: price. $2.500; terms. Room w06, | PAPERING, 1208, ®,05 Jointi; COLORED MAN wants iob as butler. chauf= | 1406 G. and caulking. R,,, White, Atlantic 4652 | feis; eardener: good refs. Phone Columbla | ROOMING AND BOARDING. very Bigh i, class, near Conn. ave.: 1 shower. 2 lav.: ren come. $1.500: price, $6.850; 908, G Jooms. 7 baths, ;, monthly in- terms. Room . short-order man: handy_around chen: reliable colored man: reference. 116 17th st. n.w. Phone Adams ENGINEER. second class, 30 _years' experi- 11 room: SPECIAL FOR DECEMBER ONLY. | ‘Rooms pavered with guaranteed non-fad- | ing wall papers. $6. and up: guaranteed workmanship. 8. Horowitz. Adams .\‘fl‘hl | ence: laundry experience and repair work. | rent, easy terms. Room | PAPERING AVERAGE ROOM. Targe se- | References. Phone Metropolitan 5498, D08, G st. n.w. lection. For free estimate. call Shepherd INVESTIGATOR—Former supervising con- | RESTAURANT. sale or ren 1t: fully equipped | 1613. ~ 301 Poplar av Takoma Park. fidential agent desires case or permanent | and furnished: beer-wine license: best sec- | Painting. | connection; only high-class. dignified work | tion of city: reasonable offer. | OFFICE. cletical. bookkeeping experien financial training. desires connection future: references. Address Box 34 Star_office. PLUMBER. experienced. familiar with heat- ing systems. lead worker and good in repair work. Oply master plumbers need reply. Address Box 26 Star_office. STENOGRAPHER. exnenmc!d ‘wants '! or | rent | price. $5.500;_terms. ROOMING, or_boarding houses purchased for cash in 15 minutes if satisfactor: Mr. Blaylock. Metropolitan 8199, . BEAUTY SHOPPE: rent. : owner Room S0, ith R R e 2T 4 hours' work in evenings; reasonable rate. ROOMING HOUSE. dovmotwn 20 tms., 3 Phone Adams 5369. baths; rent. $100; price. $2.500; easy terms. _Room 908, 1406 G st. VIRGINIAN, colored. wants gene; or porter's job: reliable. honest: mmnce. ngNG HOUSE. “on Girard | Address Box 366-T. Star office. e tle';nfm poent only $57.5 WAITER. butler or housework of any | -0 0t oom 008.' 1306 G st. kind: refs. Phone Decatur f:écfnfogmmk‘l-fl HOP at Cl YOUNG MAN, colored. wants work; house- | sonabie. call Colnia Bralt STORY HALL. Ada, G B _RME | considered. Address Box 141-T. Star office.® | 249-T. Star office. ress 2% | PAPERING © RMS_ 3-STORY mch.m‘s“ | MAN with car. business and Secret Service | LUNCH ROOM, equinped. for rent. $100 | Call any t N 26, ¢xperience. 800d salesnan: private or pub- | per month. R.'B. Behrend. 1317 F st. 8* | PAPERING-PAINTING—Let_me slvl o lic. Address Box 349-T. Star office. - 8° | Gag STATION. 4™ Ind. “pumps: closes 6 | money (deal with mechanic direct): auslity | MAN. coloug Jorts work as porfer of |pm. daily: Tent €40: monthly proft, | assured o1 | work of any kizd; full or part time. Phone | S261: gallonage. 5.000: price, $2,800; easy | PAPERHANGING and painting; rooms pa- North 2 _______s | terms. Room 908. 1406 G pered. $5 up: tisfaction _guaranteed. VEQI,‘.‘,ZYE.“(‘ years n;al;nm;-l'l:om | “E,OC'E,R" (corner). _rent, $40: J. N. Tolson. Phone District 75 10 " St city re! one n wkly. bus, $300; can be doubles PAPERHANGING, painting. piastering at 5K S850' down. Room 908. 1406 G st T Bricen: o' mhy owh work:. puatan: | .'\‘llli)_‘DLbAG‘FD MAN, v\h‘u; Amerlfiln | GROCERY (D. G. 8.). doing_S600 teed. _Call Baitz, 633 Lamont. Col. 1889. | wishes position as 'caretaker. janitor. | rent, $90. with apt i ¥atchman or porter. Steady: don't drink. 908, 1406 E stmx':" PaperhaHEIDg s R'h HTAN Address Box 3 -_Star office. Decatur 2239. Formerly of 1116 B st. nee. PAPrRHANGmG Rooms—$5 A. T. GEORGE. _Phone vgenrn. 0468 PLASTERING REPAIRED. chimneys. ~waterproof damp walls, leaky roofs; phone Lincoln 4457-W. UPHOLSTERING, furniture repair finishing; work done home if des\r!d Weaver. 1414 Newton n.w. Adams 8401 UPHOLSTERING, furniture repairing, re- finishing. chair caneing; work guaranteed. Weismuller 2423 18th n.w. Adams 07 Teas. WEATHER STRIPPING, caulkin: joed satistactory; 14 years, experienc highest quality material. 3043, 10 man, porter. kitchen Helper. firing furnace, ted i vented_a profitable product needs Anancial aid in advertising It Ratio INTEREST in manufactur ;l“flrnt‘nl'n ltfll\b ovlé;!lsi'll Sfi(cb::“'tg. 2.500. I0%y information address’ Box 116, Fred- GASOLINE SUPER ST. To completely equipped: doing large business: long lease, reas. rental: price, $10.000. No triflers.Address Box 424-T. Star office. * located large, high-grade n v &pt.: good business; low rent: . $1.20 Address Box S81-T. Star offee o oo ;z%s'nm}/‘m] etiring; long iease; Address' Box 3. work of any kind. Phone Decatur 0472. SIWATIONS-MEV COU White. experie ook want board. room. s wife's services. Columh/a 57 SITUA’I‘IMS—WOMEN DRESSMAKING-—Alterations; women's and children’s clotidng. smocking. dolis dressed: first-class wyfk guaranteed. Pot. LADY wishps part-time day work e experienced. Call Emerson 1501. LADY thoroughly familiar with apto retail office work. B. X.. notary, desires no.sx- tion. Address Box 348-T. Star office. LADY. middle-aged; as companion or nurse. Phone” Adams NURSE,_white, expmenee dren while mother shop wages_for B s and wmenus fo ing ?P-'l'i‘r 60 persans in pnviceé.nq'ue':"fl'.uf organization. E. Lrma 1R16_17th st. s.e. ey HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES SPECIAL PRICES THIS MONTH ON OUR | small ‘monthly plan; no down payment: papering. painting. flooring. porch inclos ures. plumbing. heating. roofing and pla: tering. _Work guaranteed. Estimates {ree. THE_HOME MODERNIZING CO.. 0 Yuma St. N.W. Cleveland. 5080. _ "DEFERRED PAYMENTS. | Our monthly payment plan will enable | you to enjoy all the conveniences and comfort that modern improvements bring. Let us help solve your building or remod. eling problem. A ‘postal or call will place at_your disposal trained men ready to serve you. Brick additions, plumbing, heating. etc. No obligations. Don't wait. Phone or write today NATIONAL ENGINEERING COMPANY, 314 Tower Building, 14th at K. Phone National 1781, Met. 8918, Room 14, after 8 pm. TYPING_ and Romer Gt °taR For A "deliver. wards. Apt. 1. 600 22nd st. n.w. WHITE WOMAN wishes work as chambe maid or m‘ucll&_ll nurse: references. Ad- $2.4 nOO—Roomlnl house. 17 rms., 4 baths: rent. S125: terms 1010 16th. st. n.w. IE. Metropolitan 8521 ROOMING _HOUSE. h come, $187.50: payment. bal . 8 LUNCH ROOM. 912 Rhode Island ave. n. SAVE NOW Remodeli a i Eepod el ae and ;5“:;::: e, Stait paying 'FREE ESTIMATES. | Rare Ruz Shop | Eams ok gvery “aescristion. o | will_sell for $50 SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. (Continued.) BINING ROOM FURNFTORE To~ba sod for storage charges at auction on Thurs- da. Desember 5. at 10am. in our sais Toom, 420 10th st. n.w. Also living room, B5d,room turniture and odd pieces. United olsrz.—n 'ASE. one refrigerator. one not m Il‘enllt_fl.qbe titul ‘Cake mAxer, cheapi FRIGIDAIRE E mr Bouses, 81l ki ""if“;%‘h"h.‘.’é? Cheap. _Term 14th n FUR COAT. raccoon. man's, size 40, ankie lenlth- excellent condition; ain: owne) ieaving for Florida: $98. Adams 8600. FURNITURE of sample house must be_scid, -plece modernistic bed room suite. $105: -piece mohair frieze Jiving room suite. $90: maple bed room suite, Colonial bed room suite, rugs, lamp: d tables. All at very low prices. 121 Jeflerson st. n.w. _ FURNITURE—Dining room and bed room. %0l ciubs. Orthophonic; DrActically 119 _Aspen Ch., M FURNITURE—Odd _easy _chairs, table. bookcase, table-desk vanity, lamps, carpet, etc. library console_ table, Adams 5322-W. FURNITURE of every description to sold_at public auction for storage cha on Thursday. December 5. at 10 a.m. our _ warehouse, 10th st. nw. first floor. consisting of living room suites. bed room suites, dining suites, dressers, tables, chairs, beds, linens, books, dishes, russ etc. _United’ States Storage Co. FURNITURE_ port set. solid mahogany, § land 3453, LIVING ROOM SET. 4-piece solid walnut, tin_ brocade upholstery, French originally $1.150. wili ' sell for 4-plece living room set. Spane comple gn, with 2 floor lamps. bed-davenport. original price. $50; 00d condition upHolstered in dark r velour. sell. $:0. Phone Georgia 0410. LIVING ROOM FURNITURE to be sold for storage charges at auction on Thurs- day. December 5. at 10 a.m.. in our sales room. 420 10th st. n.w. Also other furni- United States Storage Co. OFFICE_FURNITURE. new._ used:_desks, chairs. filine cabinets. Washington Salvag Co._new_location, 800 E n.w. Natl. £268, OF¥ICE FURNITURE—A large assortment of used pieces at low orices. H. Baum & Son. 616 E st. a.w | PART OF FURNITURE of 10-room house, 7 No_dealer. Phone National 5861 PIANOS FOR RENT. $3 per month and up: lasgest selection in Washington to choose fros rent paid applies to purchase price if you decide to buy later: for sp Cial sale values. see our ads under 't Musical Instruments” classification. Pho National 4730. Kitt's, 1330 G st PIANO. Wentworth upright: cost $150: B. W. Meyers, 6th st., i ma- | Cabin John. Md hogany apartment uprights only $145 with | PRESSING MACHT benches. These pianos are the latest and . perity. most popular models and just the right | Basement latest model Prose and shoe repairing mot tai 0p. 1301 Mass. ave. PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM. suitable fof | chestra_or a complete, st 7 pm 1 including sev- | RADIOS—"00 trade-ins and repossessions, Fiorida_sve. n.w. _Phone North 0104. ' | 3305 Somp. and up: no reasonable offef PIANO. uprisht, small size, fine make. Tat- | Open_eves s ' 3 neniodel: creasonable: monthly payments; | RADIO-PHONOGRAPH., late model 1 American Storage. 2801 Geors! |G combination. in perfect condition. PIANO. Bay, $75: Exceltone, $75: P 0 (the new price was $350): plays 10 $75; Player. Aeolian. $50; others. t", lfl or 12 inch records and changes them auto- $45. Smith's Trangler & Storage Co. | matically, Easy terms. K 1330 @ 313 You st. n.w._Phone North 3343, ~ |st. n.w. v s FIANO&—We “have several real values in | RADIOS7-tube R. C_A._ $4.05 comp.: repossessed grands. any of which are real | 7-tube Atwater Kent, $4.53 comp. _Apex Talues at the prices we are asking for | Elec. Co. 709 9th st. Open _eve: 'm: outstanding is a beautiful little ma- t oo hogany baby grand. used only 4 months | RADIO A;':;:,K'g,,x*g:’;c flc«f oons st.n.w._Open eves | RADIO-PHONOGRAPH. model_ all-wave Philco used on our foors only. $55: only about the size of an aver- age cabinet radi is_ideal for the small home or apartment. Easy terms. Kitt's, 1330 G st. n.w. “-tube. guaranteed perfect. Apex Elec. Co.. st. n.w. Open ev RADIO—Crosley 9-tube superhe! model. $10 comp. Apex Elec. 9th st. n.w. Open eves. RADIO—Philco 7-tube table model comp. Apex Elec. Co. 309 Oth st. D.W. Open eves. 25 RADIO-—Brand-new RCA-Victor autor radio-phonograph combination. greatly re- | duced “to S119.50; plays 10 ‘or 12 inch records and changes them automaticallye A real value st this low price. Easy terms. Kitt's. 1330 G st. n.w._ B s RADIOS EXCHANGED—A. c. and d. c. sets | traded, $5 difference most_sets. Apex Elec. Co.. 709 _9th st. n.w. Open eves. _ RADIO—Auto set” Philco " $13.05 cad Apex Elec. Co.. 709 9th st. n.w. Open eves. REFR]GERATORS “electric: warehouse slightly shopworn late models. reduced 2 to 40%: cash or time payments, Smith 313 You st. n. Phone_North_3 RUGS_ Orien | nna Chin 9 a.m. opening 10 p.m. 4_18th st. D.W. | APPAREL—Men’s, women's and children's; also shoes. hats. curtains, dishes, rugs. fur- niture bought for rummage sale. 13121 7th n.w._Phone Mr. Winger. Decatur 6370. 5° | CLOTHING—Highest prices paid for men's used ciothing Berman's, 11 DIRECTORY_—Wish to purchase Directory. Pederated Claims, P st n.w. Room FURS WA! highest cash | | prices for raw furs: we buy from trappers and fur buyers: no quantity too large or mall;_highest cash market prices paid. New Phila. Junk Co.. 1436 H st. n.e. Phone Lincoln 10311 FURNITURE. rugs. etc_ True appraisal, | highest prices. best results. Phone At- antic 109 FURNITURE_ | wiass- ware. rugs. silverware. paintings: highest cash ‘prices paid. Cail Murray, Adams 513 FURNITURE, highe:t cash’ pri Don't seil | call North 6040. Prompt service. GOLD—BRING YOUR OLD GOLD. SIL- | VER PLATINUM TEETH DISCARDED EWELRY WE PAY CASH A KAHN ey _YEARS at 935 F. PTANO_Must _be | Phone_National 67 % CASH FOR OLD GOLD. Siiver watches, diamonds carded_jeweirs. Full cash = SELINGER'S. 818 F St 'OLD GOLD. sfiver. platinum purchased for manufactiring use: maximum price oaid 7th st. n.W | | Phone Metropolitan 3767. Open_evenings. | scatt, 5 City | Blagden terrace n.w. _ | and_guaranteed: RUGS. imported, in Chinese_ Persian and 7x10 50: Orlental patterns 317 %12, S tters 1431 Parkwood b, 14th st. Phone Adams 149 RUGS—Sarouk. 9x12 r sizes: lovely 3-section tabl hone_Ad: SAXOPHONES. $50 to $:5: reconditioned many fine makes. Pay Kitt's. 1330 G st. n. SEWING _ MACHINES—Singer _ console, built-in motor. knee control: $85. Singer tr!fldlt round bobbin, sacrifice for $15, Conn._ave. EWING MACHINE. Singer. perfect cone tion, $10. Wheeler & Wilson, verfect, 4. Choice of either. Mrs. Hawkine 422 3rd_n.w. 6 SEWING MACHINES _Singer elec.. | | light. knee control. $45: drophead rentals, $3; rs, $1. Lear, West i3 block from agent, S1_weekly. ] por STORE FIXTURES_ shelving and coun in good condition. See Mr. Emmitt, Qualit Liquor Store. 627 15th st. n.w. TRACTOR, Cletrac caterpillar. with bulle dozer. $250; Fesno automatic scraper, ps._efc. ' West 0497 or Georgis . TYPEWRITERS—Current model Coronas and L. C; Smitks for rent Bargains in re= built and reconditioned machines. The L. | C. Smith and Corona Typewriters Inc.. | 1018 15th st n.w. Phone National 0411; TYPEWRITERS _Sale reconditioned ma- chines: Smith $22.50: Roval. $22.50: Un- derwood. $22 50 Many others. Excellent machines for rent. $3 per month. Capitol BURNSTINES. 931.G, ST W | Typewriter Co. 1326 N. Y. ave. n.w. Phone Since 1566 Federal License _ | National 4858 mith, No mingto SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. Fo.'s Underwood 6 16:n stonw o “Advertisements under this head- ing are presumed to be from pri- vate {ndividuals. unless the adver- tisement gives @ fism mame or @& business address or states the word ‘Dealer. Members of the public who find dealers masquerading in this column as private individuals are urged to report the matter to The Star for investigation.” CCORDIONS—Slightly used Instruments | that look like new. $23.50: also a large selection of new piano accordions at all prices. Easy terms. Kitt's, 1330 G st. n.%. ADDING MACHINES—Bargains in new and reconditioned machines. rentals lnd T pairs. Capitol Typewriting Co. 1826 N. Y. | ave. n.w. Phone National 4858. ANTIQUE china, glassware brac; also fine landscape by Max Weyl;: e cellent print by Bartolozzi: lot of Audu- bon colored plates of birds and animals of ‘N. ‘Amelnc prices reduced. Murray Gal- eries. | ANTIQUES —Eary American furn, ba Guet. dining tables. cabinets. desks.” S. B leonard. 107 E. Chase st.. Baltimore. Md. ANTIQUE _andirons, fenders _gold-lea{ flat and hollow sterling silverware; make suitable Xmas elfls; prices reduced.” Mur- | ray Galleries. 174 BED DAVENPORT $150. Dinnette suite. -4 Conover _electric ~dishwasher, §7 | apt.-size Whirldry washer and dry 5 ivory case radio. new. 1717 Col._rd. Apt BED ROOM SUTTE, 5-piece: leaner, All samé 05 “also oak_kitchenette set. sewing table. boudoir used Toll of linoleum; Will _ sacrifice. Phone Adams 560 chair, end table. only months. Parias even. Jord: e BED ROOM SUITE to be sold for storage charges at auction on Thursday. Dec. in our sales room. 420 10th Also linens, dishes. books and n.w. | dition. framed mirrors; also large assortment of | 5-plece | | | | | OTY PERATOR. dress Box 3 Star ofce. Painting. Plumbing. Carpentry. Papering. ed o 1A 3 3 0 o Iurmlure of C\QY’ description. Unit B hareaine Abels Josn | WOMAIL fefincd while lsher, ofion, 3¢ | for Tnt 81 once gopd locaipn.” & moues” | ™" sleat, Flasieti, Fofch Buclofuren | Sisies Blorate s e s UITE, rugs, o e | e mal ey U s ”HIRAA | ESTABLISHED claw:machine a5 SRS Federal Contracting Co. B TR S e board for :L’b‘,".,‘.‘é“’ié month for wife's | and $10 weekl ddress Box 354-T. Star e T S Sash: ean Brove met teofie 913 N, Y. AVE. el Geor services in boarding house: good cook; no | office. Address Box 870-T, Btar omeer O “4e% | _Nat.7403." " " Nigh, W2 ‘0033, 5% ‘BICYOLES—Rolltast ana other hizh- cleaning or baking. 2300 19th st. n.w. WOMAN, white. middle-ayed: desires Work | WANTED—5 or 4 car s T Bherer agelton Bicysle & Soorting GIRL with experience for retall dry-cleat | i, small family; o childrer; can trayel: | auto paint o o prelerted: Tessomagie. CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK, | Stere 24 oth ¢ ing and laundry store: references. Morius | refs. 1122 S8th st. n.w. 4¢ ‘Address Box 345-T. Star office, en le. W o e i e ;‘x(]:ycz.fi' 1o;le“n Dr‘ltc'fil: all ",‘fs' “-;1 Hand_Laundry. 1430 Park rd. ATIONS_DOMESTIC. RESTAURANT, dolng_ $600 wily Tent. | age. weieht, condiiion and price. Address &fibert 1308 B st ne. SR o o o ooy tuegre o | SITUATIONS—DoMEsTic. | BEFFAUAYY, done, S0 TSR | 88 yaeiucenien e be, et | Bl M0 e e : LO.RI‘D GIRL wishes g h.w. rt or full | Room et e e Teiable T0F ffi.’,, Jight laundry. Fione Norin 758n EoouING ,{g,‘%‘ A e bt v DOGS, PETS, ETC. W!fl-n-mwngg‘& spate bars, eic., etc. 1 . - - arding); price, $3,- | 55GKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. BOOKS—One set Corpus Juris Cyc., com= clderly lady in bad health, familyof %%, | COLORED GIRL. cood. rellable, wishes gene | 000; terms. _Room 08. 1400 &t OO B NIEL PP TES 3 o | B e ca of 10434+ 1n perfect condition. ar_of eral housework or day’s ‘wfl" 00d cook; | ESTABLISHED COAL BUSINESS fof & phone Wisconsin_4363. Enone Potomac 4447 after 6 p.m. CTICAL NORSE, housekseper for rheu- | Iferences. Phone Lincoln 5571-1. i PURE-BRED WHITE, KING PIGEONS. $3 corks. cava. jars. jugs Kees. matic patient: good room. board and $23 ggfimfime;: Y ;n;%vm;}ua;fi- mo).ma«%. &msge mnt‘ql and Wgrv‘gu 9 | per pair. Box 303, Arlington. V: swnhunpthonxtll‘ nw&p! Co.. 733-30 11tk Der month.. Phone Columbia 943: - | room: (3 come. le. beautifal, | 5t 8.¢._Phone Lir TR Trom = Metropolitan 2214. 622 K st. Erice $500: Gall National 9694 ENGLISH SETTER DOG, ma T T 5. 11 am. tg § | Bl AND BUILDING MATERIAL from T ‘::d'."x;»:?.':.:::'r. o%ss; | COLORED GIEL winis s job, chambermald | S, WINFIELD, 908 10th N-W. | 5m™ 313 Sulvert i Coluinbia ooy, ¢ | many wrecking Jobs. Larsest selecton at ary and commlniom COLORED GIRL from Virgi Wash. Leading Rooming-House Broker. * | - SAMUEL'S PEKINGESE __ | “HEchiRGER §Q Used, Material Dept, This is a permanent position. See Mr. COX. | day’s work or fuil time; Will s GOOD POSITION for man or woman who | —of distinction. ideal for Xmas: et 15th & H Sts. Bth & C Sts. 8.W. 616 12th st. n.w.. 2nd floor, Wednesday, | ref, Call Potomac 511 can invest $3.000 to $5.000 with services | quality at reasonable prices. 4805 1905 Nichols S.E. 2105 p.m.i also § 10 10 a.m. Thursday. _ | GOLORED GIRL desires damp washing | i hotel business: prefer person with train- | Spring rd. Clar, V., ar. W. 6. & C. & umus—m oeltrads used cam- LESLADIES. rom ouse 3 g 7T88-M. ‘ojectors - fifim o mn?‘ S T e s BSe Ot e 147, - | BoX 641_Staunton. Va. ge e | Garendon tilas Sais no% 2Goh Tath o6, nw \3'" table service. between ages | COLORED GIRL. experienced. RESTAURANT (downtown). doing $300 COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL. * |CHINESE RUG. 9x12: never been used. | Tiana 30 must be experienced. neat and T Pousework at once: will daily: rent. $350; elaborately furnished; 7ed_gat, sawed suy Jone Reasonable. Phone Cleveland 9017, 4518 with goot xe'? erences. Apply 5100 Geo S?go, ref. Phone North 7378. $6.000_down._Room 008, 1406 G st. e g T el B A foorwd e LORED GIRL. apts. ‘0 clean. or apt. to MEAT, GROCERY AND BEER flflm Bounds. phone Laurel 47-F-11. LARINETS — Reconditioned __ clarinets, iuk Es Fanted for Saturday night d..n tngs'fietdmn"n flenlnr;‘nogn ;s:lli _’!minee to nu:k buyer. PA._ANTHRACITE COAL—While ash_Tong g:’v? {.?ms‘;:% w system, Easy terms. : shington- am. a 3 - Bolfimore "Hiva. witer B Bm. of Bhons | e e s work. waitress oF | ROOMING House, m%l-. ToTocms, | 05 SNg g5, ShestRur, SIL: pes, $0.80. coaL, Gircuisting Duayn 365 maid_in hntel gr Drivate api, good eliy baths, Rent. ‘brice, only $0 cord; pine, $7.50 cord wfinfln pipe and gt mhn WAITRESSES, experienced, wanted. ADDLY | reference. Call Potomac 2 §350, Gl National 9854, ned: round o t logs, m.u' Orlole Gril. 1751 Penna. ive. .. COLORED GIRL wants -m of a0y 1ind: | S, WINFIELD, 908 10th N.W. | lenetb:" Phone North 0865. ORI — Geal. acaiiond 5 mflm'nmudh-- white lady with | will stay some nights: references. Phone | ™ o + + | WOOD—Genuine hards Twist SR ST6 to w6 'some. fine. makes; il ood ret At etz | Rt 3185 REhis: T Ve nw. | Wash, Leading Rooming House Broker s | HOODS00RS, ,,‘_"'g;m, ,,.3,:‘,‘ gum.a. Easy terms. Kitt's. 1330 3 COLORED GIRL.wants part-time . FURN, ‘.1m!.- 25 oo X e st i X uriday’ ‘gb T & | SRR National 8591, “iv?n‘fu&gm gise. | PENNA ANTHRACITE, | jete celecton, of unredeemied aimonds TouNG L il | COLOGED GIRL. e o geneeal RED AND WHITE ASH Bettnds ‘and iewelry for sale ¢ Drices ERE sl CERSE RS o o e | B e O et Tt B Mm . 7 2 it 1 | $0rmacned W‘ds&“ m '“W as to_weight, color and_perfec ® to 25. ws siadent | COLORED GIRLS (3) want iobs: geners b 6 Boanlis Bousework & art, ity | B nng -$9.80 : leaving 11th and Pa. B e R | e e —mrar—wsr dars |5, WINFIELD, 908 10th N.W. Goal Corp, | Bk i o4 ek e O i Sl ety . w& PR T ‘Wish. Leading Rooming-House Broker, & 1824 Wisconsin Ave. X.W. Weeh v r ' . TYPEWRITER. Corona Portable. No iike new: sacrifice. Remington. $16.5 L. C. Smith. No. & $2:.50: excellent co: 1669 Columbia rd., APt 302, Phone Adams_946:3-W. UNIFORMS, 12, nat sizes from 12-21 yi Phone Shepherd 35 CLEANERS—Arex de luxe de price for cash: hand cleane Apex Elec. nal colors, wash satin, with cap: llcnfl ully guaranteed. s 7 “Oth st. n.w at G VACUUM CLEANERS. factory rebuilt_like new: guar. 1 year. reka. $0.75: Airway or Elextrolu: $14 75 with attachments Hoover, 5: worth 50 each. Phone Decatur 5564 for delivery and demonstra= tion until 10 p.m. ~No obligation to buy, Just call Dec. 5564, leave your name and address. Reliable Motors. 1333 14th st. n W, VIOLIN OUTFITS. new. S17,30: compl | with bow. case. rosin and instrument, $1_weekly. Kitt's. 1330 G st. n.w. WASHER. good condition; $15 buys | 4128 sth_st. n.w. Apt. 10%. Phons | Adams 77 S WASHERS _Used_$10: Apex spinner type. 39.50 50 Apex floor samples. 5%_to e oft for cash. Apex Elec. Co., 709 Oth'st. n.w. Open eves. ~ ~ © ' WASHING MACHIN!&—L;Y[; assortment lnte models guaranteed: $17.50. up. Prac= ter & Ridgley. 3524 14th n.w. Col. 10 | WOOD for fireplace or stov and up; one of Washington's largest wood dealers. F. W. Clark. Walnut R487. 16° ‘WOOD—highest grade seasoned split_oak: | fireplace. furnace; free kindling: cellar | delivery: $5.50 'z cord. _Berwyn i57-J. Wrecking Laurel Mills, | LAUREL MD. 1,500,000 brick: lumber 12x12. 10x18, | 50 ft.: '3x12 edge grain flooring: doors. windows, misc. Phone Laure] : State | Contracting Co. _Baltimore Md |[FURNITURE — SUITES, | ALSO SEPARATE PIECES, | RADIOS, REFRIGERATORS, LAMPS, RUGS, TRUNKS, KITCHEN FURNISHINGS *|/AND MISCELLANEOUS . |ARTICLES, CHINA AND :|BRIC-A-BRAC. PUBLIC AUCTION SALE FRIDAY, FROM 10 AM. TO 12, DEC. 6, 1935, SMITH'S TRANS- FER & STORAGE CO., 1313 U ST. N.W. PHONE NORTH $3 Down Delivers Good Used Grand $240 Balance Budget Plan of Easy Paoyments ARTHUR JORDAN PIANO COMPANY 1239 G Se.