Evening Star Newspaper, December 10, 1936, Page 62

lS—S * 2 % & HELP AND SITUATIONB Young Washingt_on An admirer of cats is Earl Leister, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Leister, 309 Filmore street, Clarendon, Va. Tomorrow: E. L. Davis, at the Ben W. Murch School.—Star Staff Photo. Henry Clay School. Earl attends the Edum Davis, son of Mr. and TWI Ny THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1936, HELP MEN. «:nu- MAGAZINE MEN- o, and tri Bvien 8 "E’.f::?‘m"’.“. 3150%6 180 B MAN o sell major electric iances: ®ood oppormnh.y for man willing to learn: salary and commission. Annl! am, F. 8 Harris Co., 2900 14th 4 d. cal lbl! w mtnll i b nd_ operation, position avail :3?:“2‘.!"'.‘.1:. ‘department of larve ‘ofice cquwpment organization. Reply. ¢iving age, education iod, exverience.” Adiress Box omc, MEN HELPERS to work in_grocery and delicatessen stot must be good workers; Teferences. 1 : MECHANIC, experienced, with knowle: o! electricity and radio: over 45 or han nned lccen!lhle give references. Ad- ox 92, Star_o! GER BOYS over 16 years old, Mr. Schryver. 1317 NA‘HUNAL OORP has nnelllnl .tnr l'o Jouns men tn order dept.: ager Room 110 402 Ga st v Ao OUTSIDE COLL!CTOR. between 3b, must collection. able to furn. automobile. None others need Permanent’ position for one who @ Address Box_100-W._Star office. REAL ESTATE SALESMEN—Opportunity for experienced, live-wire real estate salesmen who are not afraid of work to sell modern-price homes in one of the new- est developments in Washington: in reply- ing, give age and references. Address Box 49-V, Star office. ROUTE SALESMAN | mr laundry: age 25 to 35; good opportunity for reliable married bond _required. i and Friday. Gor- 000" Georgla ave. Siver ; gusranteed salary: After 5 p.m don's Laundry. Spring. SALESMAN who Is reliable and can handle money honestly: excellent offer to right man. Apply 9 to 12. Mr. Hull. Room 210, 1427 Eye st. n.w SALESMEN _with ¢ meats: _references, Star ofce. _ SALESMEN for men's wear evenings to Christmas; experienced preferred. Do not telephone. Sherr's. 3006 14th st. n.w. SLAG-ROOP MECHANICS, experienced in sheet-metal work: non-union: local refer- ences required. Address Box 209-X. SODA DISPENSER. must be experienced and have local references. Tenleytown Pharmacy. 4501 Wis. ave. n.w. STUDENTS over 18 years of age for curb service. Saturdays and Sundays; meals. sal- ary and tips._Apply 5111 Georgla ave. n.w. selling experience N ¢ ” 476-W, Address Box star Mrs. - DAILY SHORT STOR' NINTH LIFE By Horton Jacques. WHEND!'B&II- jaminFoster’s front tire blew out &s he was doing 65 miles per hour and he ran full tilt into & tree, his famous yellow cat Toledo was riding in the front seat beside him. After the res- cuing party had unwrapped the doc- tor from around the tree and right- ed what was left of the car, they dis- covered Teledo. He was a very stiff and lifeless appear= ing cat. Two days later, the doctor opened the one eye in that small patch of face still unbandaged and beheld Toledo sitting like a tawny €phinx at the foot of his bed. “Fellow,” said Dr. Ben weakly. “It’s & good thing you had nine lives. I sure cashed in eight of them for you.” Toledo spat ungraciously at the | figure in white that bent over the | bed. “Hello, Jean,” continued the doctor. | “So, I'm your patient, sweet?” “Sh,” ordered Nurse Jean Thomas. ®You're not supposed to talk.” She tried to look very professional, but her eyes had anything but pro- | fessional concern in them for Dr.| Ben. “Oh, well,” he conceded with decep- tive gayety, and promptly relapsed | into unconsciousness. * x x ok JT WAS six weeks before he left the hospital, and during all of that time Toledo and Jean managed to pre- | serve an armed neutrality. As a cat, Toledo was the most self-sufficient feline in existence, and for his utter disregard for any one except himself, Dr. Foster worshiped him. Because Dr. Foster worshiped him, Jean de- tested Toledo. What Toledo thought about Jean was the best argument in favor of keeping dumb animals dumb. Although his body was mended the doctor discovered his nervous system had undergone some harm. In the ordinary course of events, life went rlong much as it always had, but just let him get behind the wheel of a car and he went to pieces. It was as though he had lost confidence in how to operate an automobile, and to a ris- ‘ing young man in the medical profes- sion this was serious Jean helped to the best of her abil- Aty, driving him every place she could when she wasn't working, but Ben's practice began to slip. She saw it happening day by day as the ugly rumors began to circulate about his health. And day by day she saw the chances of their marriage being dis- sipated. Ben was very stubborn about some things, “I've got to be able to offer my wife security,” he was saying, “A doctor’s Wife gets enough of a dirty deal with- out having to scrimp and worry about money.” “Oh, darling, do we have to go all over that again? I'd marry the man I love if I had to loan him the money for the wedding license.” * % ¥ x THEY were sitting in his car out in the country, with their picnic things and Toledo piled on the rear seat. She was seized with a sudden fit 5,011 MATCHES PILED UPON UPRIGHT BOTTLE Madison, Wis, Man Challenges World to Surpass Feat, Claiming He Could Do Better. BY the Associated Press. MADISON, Wis, December 10.— |& Ralph Rieder of Madison challenged -the world yesterday to surpass his feat of piling 5,011 matches in the shape of en inverted pyramid on an upright beer bottle. “I could do better, but let some one beat that,” Rieder said, after four and cone-half hours of painstaking work. Rieder said he was 811 matches ahead of Dr. Thomas H. Staggers of “You're not supposed to talk.” of coughing and the doctor leaned methodically extracted a| over and bottle from his kit. “Here, try some of this sirup. It's| the best thing I've found to cure a tic kle in the throat.” She gulped down and the liquid made a wry face. “You and your Each one tastes worse medicines. than the last.” He glanced at his watch and started | to climb from the car, “We'd better be | to town. I've a cou- ple of patients to getting back see before dark.” Ben. driving.” “Not today. won't be able to hold a spoon?” “You've got to get over your trouble. Don't you see it's caused by your be- | coming so tense when you drive?” * Kk K X HE LAUGHED back at her nerv- ously. “T've tried and I've tried to relax, but it'’s no go. Slide over, Jean, and take the wheel.” bling around in his kit she pulled out | a bottle. It was raised to her lips| | your “prospects. | Most of our men average | YOUNG MAN to lork in wcod yard, answer wages | YOUNG MEN. | 8chryver, 1 | ATTE! | ob_with | earning $35 and over per week? | 22n “Wait a minute, You do the Do you want me to walk in on my patients so shaky I SURVEYOR with instruments to work unaer licensed surveyor in farm surveys. Give wages expected. Address Box 284-W. Brer fofossina e St sln e, = TIRE REGROOVER. white. only experi- enced man willing to_work need apply: good man will make $:30 week. See Mr. Carroll. between 10 and 12 am. 3446 Tath st. n.w. Ep TRUCK DRIVER, white: must know D. C. and have D C. driver's permit._State age, giperience and phone number. Addresi Box 9i-V, Star_office e UPHOLSTERER and maiiress maker_exb rienced: over 45 or handicapped accep! able; give references. Address Box 499- Star_office. o R USED CAR SALESMEN—_We are just about to launch a campaign where men selected will earn real money. 100 real buys for all under cover, in our new winterized use ar bargain house. 3,000 and ha been’ here 10 years or more. See Mr. Gar- ner, between 12 and 6. Mandell Chevro- let." 13th and Good Hope rd. s.e. WEATHER-STRIP MECHANIC. with_cai steady employment ~ See Mr. Pugn Rivet rd. and & O. R. R. crossing. Be- thzsdl Md LA SRV = YOUNG MAN hite, for undertaki ambulance work: must have city experi ence; give reference and salary expected. Address_Box 381-W, .§xur office. YOUNG MAN, aler insurance business. Nationai phone: ~ small only hard’ worker Wanted. ‘Clark Wood oo Rossih. Va, = | YOUNG MAN experienced in meats and groceries. Apply ) Georgia ave. nw 18 or over. for night work: permanent work. Apply Mr. 17 New York ave. NTION. men over 21 looking for a a_future. "Are you interested in Due to our rapid growth we can use a limited number of clean-cut men: no selling. For dgtalxer‘l information, appiy manager. 1260 st. n.w BOYS—GOOD PAY. Permanent work for boys 14 and over, with or without bicycles: also 4 vacancies Jethgsalary, for bove with bicycles. Apply Mr. Sch _1317 New York ave. n.w. CAB DRIVERS. NEW CARS AVAILABLE. FREE CLASSES FOR HACKER'S LICENSE. BELL CAB CO., 1317 L St. N.W. 200d pav YOUNG MAN — OPPOR-|45¢ |TUNITY FOR ONE OF|$ tarted 1k d th ca;ufl:e L ;:n m::; h'iv;g a;?nunmmf‘PLEASING PERSONALITY | |AND ABILITY IN LARGE, | WELL-ESTABLISHED REAL | when he came up alongside her and, "ESTATE OFFICE. PREFER after one agonized look, he smwhedwsoME ONE HAVING EX- it away. “Good Lord. Did you drink any of that?” “Of course,” she choked. “Gee, it's | foul tasting.” Dashing the bottle to the ground he fairly leaped for the car. “I've got to get you to the hospital. The stuff in that bottle was deadly poison!” They wheeled out onto the high- way and Jean crouched down in:the seat. Her face had gone deathly pale. “Breathe deeply,” he commanded. “Get as much air as possible into your lungs.” “Faster!” she gasped. ; - “Oh, do drive * % X x THE needle of the speedometer crept | past 40. A soft, furry body hurtled forward and slipped down be- tween them. Toledo, the untouchable, climbed into her lap. “Faster! Faster!” The knuckles of his hands on the steering wheel stood out whitely. “You can't drive like that, Loosen up, Ben.” Grim lines formed around his teeth, but the speedometer showed 60. Grad- ually the strain went out of his hands. Her hands closed and Toledo stared up at her fixedly. They reached the parking area be- hind the hospital, and Jeans' eyes fluttered open. She breathed a deep sigh of contentment. “It worked, darling. Look at your hands. Steady as a rock. I knew 1if you'd only drive a car fast once more you'd get back your nerve.” “You never drank anything out of that bottle?” “Of course, not.” ‘Toledo leaped just in time. It was touch and go if he would lose his last life by being to pieces again. crushed (Copyright, 1936,) Ben. |PERIENCE IN THE MAN-|¢ AGEMENT OF REAL ESTATE. REPLY IN OWN HANDWRITING, GIVING FULL INFORMATION AS TO PREVIOUS EXPERI- ENCE, ETC. MUST OWN CAR. APPLICATION CON-|w. SIDERED CONFIDENTIAL AND NO INQUIRIES MADE UNTIL AFTER INTERVIEW. SALARY WITH OPPOR- TUNITY FOR ADVANCE- MENT. ADDRESS BOX 86-W, STAR OFFICE. HOW TO TORTURE YOUR WIFE. €D GOOFUSS 1S A SMART BUSINESS Man, DONT You THINK SO7 ED CERTAINLY IS A . LIVE WIRE, HE KEEPS. HS EYES OPEN, AND WHEN OPPORTUNITY | Naune| CANT 86 AS SuarT AS! OTHER MEN. | SHOULD THINK YoU'D WANT To GET AHEAD —By WEBSTER. LAURA WAS TELLING ME HE BOUGHT NATIONAL! RAT TRAP AT §9 AND SOLD IT AT 10, TRINK OF IT. 51 POINTS ProFIT / AL BLOTCH IS A KEEN BUSINESS MAN ToO. BLANCHE ToLO ME We BOUGHT NATIONAL RAT TRAP AT €2 AND SoLD T AT 99 TRAP AT 50 CenTs A SHARE. IT ToucHeD 145 YESTERDAY, t MAY SELL INSTRUCTION COUISES. (Continued.) | WOMAN. "HELP WOMEN. (Continued.) for BE A SECRETARY OR ACCOUNTANT— | Earn more, numerous today. Yous in & BOYD COURSE — " UNUSUAL ADVAN- GES. Register today for the next ciass. BOYDS 15 F _st. nw. National 2335 LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. FREE CATALOGUE-—EASY TERMS. MABELLE HONOUR, 19 Years of Successful Training 1340 New York Ave. N.W. _Met. 8 “$5—FIREMAN EXAM—$5_ $5—Card Punch Exam.—$5 $5—Calcu1ating Mach.—$5 e,Givil Bervice Preparatory School 520 S0 LEARN BEAUTY CUL’I'URE EARN WHILE LEARNING WARFLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1 e. N.W. (Near K). Dist. 1762. PERSONAL. FAl TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU | wait. Emergency Laboratory. Room 601. have more—opportunities are | companion hest_ investment s | rience, salary. ‘a jow;z s Westory Bldg, 14th and P Oven Sun, a.m NURSE. EXPERIENCED WILL BOARD infant or young child: large yard: health- ful_surroundings. _Shepherd 146 PHYSIO-THERAPY. ELEC. CAB. nnusl Infra-red, super-ultra rays, sun room. sci- entific massage, 929 Eye n.w. Dist. 67 lli’ PHYSIO-THERAPY TREATMENTS CO- lonic irrigation: graduate nurse: your, resi- dence or mine: hours, 10-9. _Decatur 2134, NEW TUXEDOS, FULL DRESS AND AC- cessories. _“Ace.” 827 7th st. n.w sPFcuL. ONE WEEK_—0x12. 8x10__6x0 c' rugs washed and shampooed 50 up. §.0.'S. Rug Washing Service Adams 5712 DANCE B HAND FOR HIRE. § PIECES. GALL eveland 347 WARM. SUNNY ROOMS FOR_ AG!D OR convalescents: every care provided: lent references; rates low. Shepherd lady as decocated home. NURSE. YOUNG. cnmmn |DESIRES cases by hour. day or week: nursing treat- ments at your residence. Pow HEMORRHOQIDS ERADICATED BY MY onn method. - Results eflective for a life- time or money back. Write for booklet_ No DR SO L%ERV'ERCA( am: DR, DE Lmznnzclim 'S SPLEN- did hands rub your aches and pains drugs or surgery. ATIENT WANTED — VACANT front room in trained nurse’s home. of experience with aged, Special care and D' retcrence and excellent location. Phone Bilver Spring 22 CO FRENCH LADY SEEKS POSITION AS Jisitng goserness or lady's companion. Potomac 544 board two girls. take to and from school special attention to diet: loving care. consin 5684. & 3 WILL PURCHASE REAL ESTATE NOTES ¥ bonds on D. C. properties. Address Box {0 Star office. 2 MISS SHOREY'S SCHOOL. KNDERGAR~ ten. first 6 grades: tutoring. dancing, ench. plano: sup. play Sat.: trans. Geo. 44 With children while parents away. for room. Address Box 98-V, Star office. 11° WHEN DEATH STRIKES A PFAMILY there is no need to feel that they must ac ept inferior fuperal services due to in- | svility to pay o hieher price. ‘The Greater | e tineral, d_fine:t waterproof. airtight, guaran- steel burial vault may be ha Chambers for $85. In case of death the Greater W W. Chambers Co. corner Chapin n.w.. Columbia (432 or write our address. We will (tnd you & beautiful catalogue of how we do it 1400 Chapir st n.w.. phone Oolumbia 0433, 517 11th st_se.. phone Atlantic 6700. NURSING HOME. For mnvalids and convalescences. Adams 7363._1833 Kalorama rd. Phone HELP MEN AND WOMEN. MOTOR TRAVEL. SALESPEOPLE—Wanted to gen Ohristmas cards: good pay. Artcraft Co.. 1415 Eve st nw GE! ANTS TRANSPORTATION AT I Xhaabe For AHvine. eae Dec: 14 or shortly thereafter. Tel. Wisc. 3914-J. _ SALESMEN. YCI.DPIDXA new Punk & Wagnalls, s 25" per cent pay daily. M Rasnick " Hoom 807, 918 B st & MIAMI_SHARE _EXPENSES: AVING 8at. or Sun.; ref. exchanged. Llnto]n M0N0, . MR. ROPINSON I\ BUSINESS ~ GENTLEMAN _RETURNING D eane Wil Teke o o twaTicare s-c- urday. Phone_ Decatur 0053 SALESMEN-COLLECTORS (3); auto and bond necessary: salary and commis- excellent_opportunity for ageressive Hr.fi.‘finkm: Met. Life Ins. Co.. 2nd 01 M. nd ref Chces mecessars. Recai Shos " Go. Pa. ave. n Two Automobile Salesmen. -We have an opening for two ex- perienced salesmen in our Used- Car Dept.; liberal commission and drawing account. Must be able to furnish best of references. Large stock of fine used cars to sell from floor time allotted to right man. See Mr. Barham, L. P. Steuart, Inc., Oldsmobile and Pontiac Dealers, 1325 14th st. n.w. EMPLOYMENT SERVICES. Toy Balloons Banned. Toy balloons are to be banned in Germany because of a rubber scarcity. ———— HELP MEN. sell new and used 'O SALESMAN- to dn"lnl l:l:fl‘l’llll and g:?lwm%nw mas B BSI ol S .UTOMOB! ‘SALESMEN_) ommrtunny for two thorou hl! ex used-car salesmen to make real money. Ample floor time, and prospects; transpor- ished. Gall er, Sulli- Dll!a G, Dodge aell:r ‘excellent omrmnuy 158 imdusreions tl! jon furni: chennm 460 N. Y. AUTO BILE recr Taetory Sober men. See Hocea: No. 7 New York ave, moce o -Apply G. F. Mikkelson & 53 Ritten- mucxum— Son at once. SB per dnY house st. n.: fnml or g"wnete I':la Y. AD ]‘ 4471 It Twa: y Ernest Burgdor! an l!need DOMESTIC. 5561. 1402 RELIABLE _AGENCY, Dec. 11th, has cooks. maids, waitresses. nurses, ®.h.w. Dart time, day workers, hnusfgx.en OPENINGS for cooks, Part time. heipers maids stic Agency. 1925 9th. day workers, ENCY, 1925 9th—Purnlslln cooki housemen, 9011, h.w., day ‘workers. porters. kitchen 1333 P 8t, | 0. (1), age 20 to 25; Dlunt law ex- "‘z.nea knowledge of chemical terms. lary. Bl,l{. 32%‘ age 25 to 35; full charge, ho eXD. Gashier-bRkpr - (1), age 18 to 23: must have local experience; for dress Steno.-cashier Anancisl experience, ; gentile; pleasant personality. i e () hae 24, o, 35, witki 2 or 3 years' local exp, ~Sala ONNEL S ERVICE 1311 G St. N.W. QLERE, e need Abply 3010 14th st hlrfl'm and paint, GEORGETOWN STUDENT WISHES RIDE to Arkansas Dec. ood driver: share expenses. West 2662, branch 1105, after 9 p.m. 10* MAN "AND WIFE_TAKING TRIP TO Greenville. 8 C., about Dec. 20. cgn ac- commodate two or three round irip. S8 each.” Address ce. CALIFORNIA, DE K X Stullebaker std n. phis: want 1 or. ¥ TERRE H. IND.. DECEM] -m i’xm“:{’ Ao or thrse passengers. Athn- c 2487-. HELP_ WOMEN. BEAUTY OR. _exi rl!nced only; steady_fob. li"le 3rd te it BEAUTY OPERATOR. .mlxq commissjon n. HARE ety BEAUTY OPERATOR all-around. thor- cughly experienced - Apply at once. Park Central Hotel, 1900 F st. n.w. “Met. 0540, COOK and house!orker wlme experi- enced: home night S10 per week: relerenc:s Clll siter u "1870 Wyoming AR OL L GIRLS over 18 years of age for curb serv- ice. Meals and tips. Apply 5111 Georgis ave. n.w. white. Call Pot. White 'omm lar HOUSEKEEPER-NURSE. _ care for elderll! lldy. live in, bfll! or uired: room. Address Box 382-W. mn capable of teach- rx'rm ing various I'Awhel, glu.lnlnl assisting ng, sag- Apply In own h customers in_selection 'flflnl lt::ln‘ 3 exmne{:ec‘e. lel!D‘IO{I e Address Bo% oyoy" ézrn"’o"é i LADY for dr Irug coun xwfllnr.e abso- lutely necessary; reurenen. Address Box 92-V. Star office. SALESGIRL for bakery. experienced. Call 5515 Colorado ave. nw. c 0998, * | Years | | MOTHER OF 6-YEAR-OLD GIRL WILL | | WHITE WOMAN / WILL STAY SEVERAL EVENINGS | | | WOMAN. _white rial furnished; first rd | SECRETARY - STENOG! refined. reliable. to elderly person Address Box ¥ ls ar I nder 30 years of AnDI\‘ between 5 lnd N Menager, Bladensburg. | womeN «: special work. p.m. Frida: rd. ne. WOMEN—Opportunity for 1o sell hosiery and earn up to . from now to Christmas: excellent ;nn* Miss McDannald, Room 40: st _nw | YoUNG LADIES _Good ball room sancers to assist with pupils sary- training given Dancing Studios. experience unneces- salary. Don Martint JRI1 H st nw | wanted at once. Co., between 10 and 12. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, ymust be graduate nurse,| knowledge of typing, accu-\ ,rate ambitious, tactful and| | dependable. Capable han-| | dling accounts, files and cor- | respondence without super- vision. Ornly person of high- est qualification need apply.| State age, religion. experi- ence and salary expected. Ad- | dress Box 119-W, Star office. 200. | LADY WHO LIVES ALONE WOULD LIKE | Jozeuer 19 3 nicely turnished. re- | ~ HELP DOMESTIC. COLORED GIRL for mother's cooking required; good home. on COLORED GIRL for part time. 1 to feneral housework, no cooking; small fam- 937 Randolph st.. helper: no 5211 13th - 9371 COOR and general houseworker. s Bome, n: children: 20 month. room er. exverienced: home ‘nights: family of thres. SR week 7 Rittenhouse st Cleveland & (Continued.) SIWAT!ONS DOMESTIC. work, or wlll 006 22nd IRL, golred. neral house- A .V’“L_"nl’k T Mrt lllll reference. MISCELLANEOUS IUSINISSC.OPMTUN ITIES. MISCELLANIOUS !)ol SALE. Dm AND LOCATIONS, FOR CATALOG. 990 v wurwr? "fli CEiZAREtE. N3 GROCERY ¢ 'lfll ul il e vl llllllL listed | tomac 307 - T T4 8 N w KAY SALE ES & REALTY C MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE. lored, wants housework with e 30‘}1‘« fope relecences. 116 Pleree” st. OXRL colored, wants helnfl' or womn: in mm ng school Sterling 9 part time or c_ yn WOMAN. colored, _South: B years, Wishes sgneral housework, Piain cook! stay ights. _Decatur 6178. wouul colored. wants place or part-time; can stay Dllht‘ X!( Korth 0205-W. 2 WOMAN, colored, wishes job. nurse._days part time or .h'w. Phone North 787 FULL OR PART TIME WORK wanted by reliable colored girl. Call Potomac 2724. _____CAMERA REPAIRS. _ AMERA REPA G, PULLER 'ALBERT. »Blifi lOl}lgt N'.W. Phone Nlllog ___REPAIRS & SEIVICE. BEDDING, MATTRESSES. box springs and pillows reno.; best g!lc!l and pmmnt del. Wash. Ill.".reu Co., n.w. Nat.667%, CARPENTER-GLAZIER Brompt service at reasonable brices, coh BiRtn, Brct fante CARPENTER - Porch ~repairing. . ihelvia, counters. cabinet work. remodeling, roof Tepairing: eilimates cheerfully given. 'Co- lumbia % 16 CARPENTERING, fiooring, shelving; gen- eral carpentry rfepairing. Brining. 1359 Tavior st. nw _Adams 1624 UPHOLSTER. CHAIR CANING, LsTER, fockers splinted, CLAY ARMETRON 10th st. n.w. _Phone Metropolitan 206: ELECTRIC WIRING, Eixue pairs: 6-r. house fixtures & base Dluna Regal Elec. Co.._x49 Upshur n.w. Col i ENTERPRISE ROOFING CO. ROOFING—SIDING—INSULATION. Estimates Free—Terms If Desired 2125 R. I AVE. N.E POTOMAC (200, FLOOR ~WORK_ sanding_and finishing prices reasonable. work guaranteed nursing | state expe- | | tomac 5087 - | hanging: remodeling a spec'aity, men | chanics.’ '|GEO. T. LANGHORNE, Jr., | William Thomas. | SEVERAL embroxdery ma- | chine operators, experlencedr |in monogramming work, | Apply Em-‘ ‘ployment Office, The Hecht| | RECREATION ROOMS _beautifaliy | cheaply done- i | estimates free. Deaton, 903 Lonsfellow st. n.w. Georsia "LOORS SANDED. refinislied. any cexmp- ne tion: shellacked. Varnis 5 8 Cleaned, pojished ‘With wA% machine. GENERAL CONTRACTING. Carpentry. plastering. paintinz paper- te m _Jack Sparkes. Decatur 4 80F Morrison St N.W _Cleveland 05173 Repairing—Remodeling—Porch Inclosures No Job_Too Small. JOB PLASTERING nd_cement work: mo Job too far or mall. District 4 o Ws. nw ROOMS $5 UP wi | PAPERING ROOMS S5 UP WORK GEORGE. 506 Oneida pl. nw D?fl 946x PAPERING—FIVE ROOMS AND 2-STORY hall. $4G a; up; quick service; Ih!‘l me- chanics. Cd“ any_time. Randoiph 7344 PAPERING AND_PAINTING —] Re'pon‘l | werkman: prices reasonable: work gua tecd: best references: estimate Col 4641 PAPERHAN(}ING AND PAINTING—Rooms papered. £4 up: no job too small; work guaranteed. Atlantic_3383-J. ! PAPERHANGING and painting: rooms, up: work. satisfaction suaranteed. J Tolson. Columbia t411-M 15 ROOFING. siding. rock wool: ville payment contractor -year plan The American Rermflnz Co.. Inc.. 3313 14th n.w Columbia UPHOLSTERING. slip o and draveriss Ben) Oscar. 4543 Holmead pl. n.w. Co: lumbia_8306 VACUUM CLEANERS repaired. any make. $1.95. new bags free. District G523 Georgia 1660._We call _anywhere WEATHER-STRIPPING And caulking siops drafts, dust and leak- ing window BERVILLE. 117 11 s.e._Lincol ToEetimates free. " ON SALE AT American Upholstering Co., 2408 14th ST. NW s5 . Johns-Man- job as mother's | live | BRICK. LUMEIR AND PLUMB; DIONS_Visit our store for real | | Lot ditioned Values in recon 01 11 2| bass _ Cellint. 0" 2 Sams Bertini. | IU: $26.50: 120 $89.50; very AIR” COMPRESSORS, equipment, trade-ins; reasonably pri od. Supply_Co.. 18 carage tools & rge selection: nu! 1 Btandard Automotive ANTIGUES —tarce . collection—gid china silver bric-s-brac. { 1 mirrors, frames. Eflel‘on'aml;mm"h o ARCOLA HEATER. $12 t 1 paris tiree: I&wulk ‘nne‘l;:'iyf :\31'.’§|'n-"x:fnd Tecking, Phote. District 047 o AGE, j puid S5 W)lfl ) after 7 BAGGED SAWDUS' " de ered. Phone. ordm, Atlantl 1400 HECHINGER CO. __ 4—Branches—4 BED ROOM, dint n: Toom. davenport suit breakiast set, dressers, twin beds, wardrobe, studio couch. Edelma ve. DEcoues, monius god gt et B Bieyd porting Goods Store, 424 9th d $10 up wagons $1 up. We repair._Open evenin Nati. S¢ort Shop. 2461 18th. near Col. rd. | BICYCLES new Colson. $19.50 up: also | used bicycles, S8 up W will {ake Jour old bike in trade. 6 H BILLIARD AND POOL T. Bv.xs polies, revairing, ping-pont tables and accessories 8108thst n.w_Dis 4711 TNG mate- largest se- rial from many wrecking fobs: lection at bargain prices HECHINGER C Used Material Dept. | 15 6th & C Sts. S.W 1905_Nichols 8.£ ) per m.: lumber | ra- | BRICK. - hard $8 from le¢ per f! Kew: e boiler. pipe. diation,’ doors ‘windows. steel sash. struc- | tural sieel garbage Incinerator. plumbing, | t bargain prices. Harris Wreckmq 6 1st st. s.e._Phone Lincoln 4093. CAMERAS—We buy. sell. trade used cam- i, Sipe Eodaks and profectors Ber- y._ Rol | coaTs—Pur o | ANTEED T | ENCYCLOPEDIA. new. a._in brand-new condlt\on " case: $75, Phone Shepher. CHAS STIEFP_UPRIGHT. uud ®00d players at $75 each. Other bargains. Harvey P. Jones, Security Storage Co. 1140 15th st n.w. O cunmrrs We havi | ditioned instruments low urices. Carl Peron, clarine 0 G st few good recon- re closing out at Fiscl %24.50: Dupont, il Boehm system). | up: easy terms. 841,50 New Kitt's, | COAL”WOOD & OIL STOVES Grate Bars. | Circulatin= Heaters. HECHINGER CO s brown cloth cost. ®ood condition Stove_Pipe_Pittings 4—STORES—4 £20: : size 16: Adame 3 500-R. c DIAMOND ~ BARGAINS from distress sources always availadle National Jewelry Exchange. National 6254 DIAMOND BARGAINS—A very fine com- plete selection of unredeemed diamonds. watches and fewelry for sale at prices much below their regular values. Save 407;. A1l merchandise GUAR- as to weight. color perfec- tion, Busses leaving 11th and Pa._ave. stop’ at_cur door. HORNING LOAN OFFICE. south end Hichway Bridge, opposite Wash. ineton_Airport DINETTE SUITE walnut, table buffet. $20; single studio couch, doir chair. 2147 P_st. n.w. DESK. settee. men's gray fur-lined and spats, rockers. _Call Columbia DESK, oak. 40x35; bargain. 14 Island ave. n.w. 5 DESK CHAIR (child’s). oak: price. $4. Call Emerson 4040, Apt. 108. between ¢ and p.m DOLL. electric_train. books. small toys children’s coats. sweaters. etc. various izes. Nearly New Shop. 2610 P st. n.w. DRESS SUIT. $10; also tuxedo suit ‘lfl both size 34 short. 1707 nw. flBCTRlC RAT\GE G. E. ble-top model. 4-unit oyen. l-year guarantee. $124 'h l' N Y. ave, ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR. G. E.. bic ft . gond condition; must sell qui:kly 106 Baltime Bivd., Hryattsville, Md Greenwood 1 T4 _chairs. $5; “Punk & Wagnalls, SITRO! $1 mo. “Write Wil call Rasnick. Room 507, 818 F st ‘ 25 vels Mr ‘The average 3-piece suife. $41.75: ehairs | P:HG!DAIR! Westinghouse, mamm sz, E e s or sofas to cavinetwork lnfl Our _ repr ve call at your home with sam: Call co]umm. 0841 ur price made to orde Crennishing. senta ples. HOME IMPIOVEMENT COMPANIES. “and | consultation. designs and Mr. Klapp, evenings, Wis- consin 4461-W. WEATHERSTRIPPING, _ caulking: _ best 'urkmlnsfilnA and material. I do my own al work. n;ntrll housewor] IRL. nights HOUSEKEEPER. white_experiepced taking care. infant for employed coupi¥: comfort- able Toom Wisconsin 4154-J. HOUSEWORKER. _experienced: must be o0d couk: aee 16 to 41 sles in focal ret- erences Cleveland 7 HOUSEKEEPER refy who would appreciate nice home. eral housework in small fam Gerstanding care to child. school ‘age. employed mother; $5 week. Adams 9650-M after 6 p.m woman of muddle-aged. for nnem housework _ai in " cooking. Avply at downstairs housema cooking and laundry, $40 per month: live in OF out: must furnish good references. _Newark_st. n.w. YOUNG WOMAN for general 1 housuux home. salary: evenings free. Col. 9382, SITUATIONS MEN. ACCOUNTANT—C. P. A solicits new a coun.u Atlantic ' 3444, nights Georgia CCOUNTANT. DITOR—Books st mrud Kepi part time, palanced, taxes: moderass rates by month: references. Adams 079 BUTLER OR HOUSEMAN, ¢ country, Joung white man. best references. Aadm. Box 111-W. Star office. with reference: also of waiter, hut colored. Nort h OR ESTATE MANAGER. with | lo:§ and varied experience, purebred cattle an sheep. thoroughbred horses, breecing. show- m- buildings, hlndlml men, etc.. desires it once Il salary or per:!nlnz _Star_office. , colored, wants job of any king er's license: ' neat. honest Phone_Decatur 0167, PHARMACIST. registered ngn.' drive and reliable. experi- enced' ieferences. Addre Jlg»w. Star _office. RACING TRAINER desires position as pri- Vats trainer for select stables: highest re: rences Address Box 1 ‘Star_office. STENOGRAPHER-SECRETARY, 10 ye experience, unenl clencnl | experience: can use dictaphone: needs Pettus, National 2342, Nonn 4 . i 20 woRK or any kind by colored man. North YOUNG 6oL COLORED MAN wishes work: ex- perienced in houseman and 'Ifllnl -porte ref. _ Daniel_Baylo: 19th_st. n. YOUNG COLORED MAN desires position as houseman or hltllelot service; re!erences Adams 4461 o YOUNG MAN. colored. wants position_ chauffeur or elevalor operator; references Adams 2002, SI'I‘UATIONS WOMEN. ‘BOOK} SECRETARY. & years' ex- penenee. comnxeu ch ®e small office. 'uuom women's, chil- dren’s clothing: coats relined, $3 up. mate: 55 WOTK. ~ Pot. b LADY. cultured wlxhu position as cnm- panion exchange for room and d. Address Box 209-W. Star offce. LADY 31. experienced. ¥ years as art teacher, désires” position in school; refer- e Randolph 3889, P. B, X. OPERATOR_ thoroushly experi- gm Dotel and apariment house. Add PRACTICAL mmn “companion. house- keeper; reliable, unincumbered. know diets; care of elderly person or invalid. Col. 81 ll. m dictal words minute: type 60 or more: thop- oughly experienced, eficient: $30 Georgla 3! IOGRAPHER, !XNI’K. by licating ddressing: i red.. Metropolitan 4041 SECRETAR' day or hour: d own office if d | RESTA! ANYTHI o—c!u..A ROOP. You will find my pHccs the loweer con- sistent with first-class work. No job 100 s B. A Hopkins, 2333 15th st. nw. umbia . “REMODEL YOUR HOME FOR WINTER, SAVE 20%. DEAL WITH A FINANCIALLY RESPON- SIBLE AND EELIABLE ORGANIZATION AVAIL YOURSELF OF THE LOW OF PEDERAL HOUSIVG‘AC"I; !VHICH REMODEL FROM ATTIC TO CELLAR. | NAME YOUR OWN TERMS. | FEDERAL CONTRACTING CO., INC. 913 NEW YORK AVENUE N.W. Free Estimates—Day and Night.| CALL NATIONAL 7403-7415. NIGHT ADAMS 0033 10| NG HOUSE_all fillec hnns et $00: price. <1000 terms. [ st. Met. 4813 Ll)'Nfi-l . BEER. upper n.w.: estab. business: 50 ‘month_ -~ Price. $3 Mr. GROCERY STORE. n.w.: $600 weekly bus. uaranteed: low rent. Omly $1.750. Mr. | urcell 1008 H_st. \URANT. wit] h downtown dum[ \Nifl wkly. whiskey license: Price. only CAPXTAL ADm%nNG & FINANCE co.. | $6.500. US n z 3 qs : 14 bilhs rent. *lflll':rk'l $1.804 teris. Ars. Derricksom, 100 ROOMING HOUSE, nice home. good furni- ture. real income; reasonable. Call 9 to | am. Decatur 46 Iate models. installed We buy and sell phonographs and 924 5th st. n.w. MUSIC MACHINES on a percentage basis. all lym -ummlflc scales kens, National lh‘.‘O GASOLINE STATION, corner. estab bu Jease: owner leaving city. Sacrifice, S1.00 terms. . Address Box Star omee nooglm "?",sfim‘“"‘fi’ o : “price e !‘p Met. 4?(1 o e i dnkt 8 Y TRent at $G5. Owner unabie '-0 lClEnd KO business. will sacrific for CAPI‘!TA}}. ADJUETXNG & FINANCE C ROOMING AND noummu “um st loca- tion: 13 _rms baths: priced §: terms. “Mr Mcxenney RS0 R Metro: politan_48 ey BEAUTY ‘SgiOP ll(l,l alld !.l Mga:l;’n equipment. low rent: includes living - ters. "Terms. No brokers. Address Box 455-V. Star office. _ ROCERY with (-Toom apt: rent. snm o nc‘ngc‘e"genonlble price. 801 Welfe xandr 3 income "over Bttt oE Hs Melrmlmn 4813, BAR AND RESTAURANT. Doing around $50 daily: good corner location. chnp rent; $2.250. District Sales, 1006 H st. n.w. ~National 1002. Ideal ) xll.lc ‘E‘.’.f" 3-room apt. ce_wi 3 lmt"ib‘bmlmlv‘ %x trict Sales, 1006, B st. 2. IRILL. cellent ation; R ORIy sy oion: - Wil sell ‘quickly. Phone Wisconsin AN‘DM Fm?.;l;fl\ dn'n- oioky cehse: beastirully e ipped. mu. i w;wm, S, e LR ETRNOGRAPHRS. e-pert. eoottancan »u.?.onee R Basie Toueee ” e aduate Ken: st q'u‘t. Heks Ty minp ach lm u school. age :Verlle fim.uon pmn-nen; odmm-l or FNPOM ition: thry experience; Iul.l or Dart. fime. Decatur 2087, SALESLADIES (2). Dlrl time: one full po- sition open: previous experience unnecel- .;l‘"1 .ADDII mamlnll. Mr. Hull, Room 210, WANTED. experienced llfly. office. WHITE WOMAN. seitled, wants e | po-man as companion-housekeeper to Address Box _su m Danion, AR ¥ ICED BUILDER of office managet .000 cash;_re _Add Star office. m} {ruits. etc. busiest t, transter | o nt: business: 85060, “Réaress Box 490-Y, Star ofce. ¢ SOBER, unencumbered widower will Invest in mlfi‘l(ugnm with lady partner, Ad- dress Box 121-W. Star office. *v. a o Toadhouse. Cmarker. owner wishes nner 'lih 35000 ln de- mon.' or will -u” Address Box 79-W. Star | PURN’TTURE—G(Mn'!y baby | Dieces | &nt. 503. Park_Central | who will continue the small monthly pay- | New-piano | National 4 300 | Avex Elec, Mr. McKenney. 108 | ‘actically new 47 balance due, _evenines. % FUR COAT—Lady going South_fine Hud- son seal coat and mufl. size 36, perfect con ition. Georgia 1496 RE> Wilten Tugs. ¢ on 0%’ d reom dresser. 1 Hnomzr brelkilsl ul 1 kitchen cabinet. Apply Holbrook st. ne, Apt. 3. or call Atiantic 015 take over for HEE SR foe X one_9x17 nd piano. Ssturday’s sale at Weschier s At 915 E st. n.w. includes suites. odd Orlental "and_domestic ok pers sonal ‘effects from st?rler commencing 9 | ete tion o'clock am. Piano FURNITURE. new. for balance due: owner + of equity and | leaving town. | Call FURNITURE for _i-room sale: must be sold by December sacri- fice. Aoply 1500 D st. n.e. atier 5 p.m. _ FURNITURE—5-pc. maple room suite walnut finish dinine room suite, | i - S19.50 Tug. like pt. for v living room_ suite 0x17? hildren’s reed dolls and s at close-out Open evenings. -pe. bicycles. rockers 1. many othe: prices Free delivery. = GAS STOVE. table top _4-burner: like | | new; cheap for cash. 108 mmmou Bivd., Hvattsville. Md. Greenwood 19 HOTEL STOVE. Garland, eood condmnn very reasonable. Avply 653 Penn. ave. s.e. LAMPS. attractive; assware. platters, cre- tonne Cavenvort siip covers, other articles. Ncnrly New Shop. 2610 P & 5 up Christmas ites 11th st. se. OFFICE DESK. double. drawers TUR.E—A large assortment of used meus at Iu' prices. H. Baum & Son. 616 E st. ovncou\ e suit. size 39 pans’suitr 0 balrs ‘trousers. Nearly New Shop. 2610 P s = PIANOS—(vers-Pond nby o E upright Steinway, ;- 8t | others .or _$30 your CHRISTM age Co., 1313 You st. nw. Norlh 'l'N’! PIANO. _ small size. baby grand only five months Dossested. Can’ be purchased by any one ments totaling $288. An unusual value when vou consider it's one of our best sell- | ine models and looks and sounds like new. gusrantee. Call Mr. Sycle.| 30, Kitt's, 1330 G_s Nos—Recondltloned uprights. $28 to $75. some good mal You can buy one of these pianos. ise it temporarily and later turn it in on a better instrument and we'll allow you tvernh g you've paid. N 4730. _ Kitt G st. Very unusual at this Xeéy easy terms. National 4730. st. PIANOS for rent. $3 per month and m all rental paid applies on purchase price 170y, decide to buy later: largest selec- choose from: Call°Nitional 4550 Kiti's, ADIOS—Ne'Ut (Iny . S7xT7 8 tubes. dynamic speal £9.95 compiete; an i Chri: Sift. Avex Elec 9th st. n.w. at G. ‘umo—.l’mlcu 4-band _table el _repossession: $39905: easy terms. Co, 709 9th st. n.w Open eveninzs. RADIO—Philco _8-tube complete. ADPX Elec. Co.. Open_evenings. RADIOS—1037 model 3-tube ¢ dec. magic_eve. $30.05 less gih10 or Tore Tor your old_ ndlo. Apex Elec. Co.. 709 th consoles. $9.95 709 9th st. n.w. RADI s'| 05 complete and up; Atw ilcos, tics. se.u.n etc.: . Apex 709 9th st. n.w._Open evenin(x BEWING. cm stiteh Cabiner sirte Bulétr ¢lecmc peitect | | washING two | condition. | Rationar 113 h te-model.” backe $70 cash, 32815 B0 nn, am cmm. ition; st. n.e. wurmur. Tew trumpeis. sx‘n M? uumn’?.r 30.Kitt's 0 G 9 UXEDO. size 40: evenine w 210 gach:, AL condlt lo‘}x D YPEWRITERS B 8‘ wesk: slso e nnmf‘ is. 1631 1hia 10* iew Bertable. General Type, General Type 'rwe-m,er Co. Iy red duced BITERS —Current model Coro Smiths for rent. Bargaing in ver ully .na reconditioned machines. = The 8 rona Typewriters. incs Fhone National 0411 RITERS, $36: month. just like N in Ne 5 Bndgnmod s% llu lglhl’l} mm nmn TYPEWRITERS. £n ideal gift; machines; gusranteed lige ew dard’ Tyvewriting Co. lm Tebuilt low prices. 723 10th st. TERS—Opening ing sale at our new bargains in $1 per ek 82 t. n.w. TYPEW] location. portables ts;_new Writer Go. Eabitol Typer Natl, 4858, any m S1 per week. genuine factory re- g\.l:l‘i.‘l'lilndll’dsdslve )‘1" per _cent lng I:D. Sl : e cl nel Cen.u'-l Type. VACUUM C'LEA *Benutl n; gains! Pactory rehulh like new—one.i bbu ds. brushes, etc . Eureka. $695: or_Electr: t plete, $14.7 worth $50 each. For best brands. come to our show room: open day or lllhl until 9 p.m. Standard Br-nn . 4th st. n.w. Decatur 4 13 \'ICTROLA orthonic electric and re iron safe. all home size: -nmm;m::: Security SlnrlKP Co.. 1140 ))lh \l n I o WASHERS AND IRONERS—Apex Il‘h!rs. brand-new latest models. regular $4: special price. $34.95: ironer, floor mndel regular S44 special price.’ $:39.95: twoe lub spin-dry washer. slightly used: regular ,‘in";sp IC:) $70.50: no money downg »‘HCHI]\Z Gainaday Apply 4 . excellenf 8_Sheriff rd. n.e parlor chairs with KNITTED bedsp: - mabogany_sideboard. h st. n.w. Columbia 764 LORIA A C. OIL BURNER UN! For “costless comtort " see this birner in operation At our_show room. open {rom A am. t0 9 p.m N Loria. 6500 Wis- consin ave. Be!hfidl Md £7.50 VACUUM CLEANERS —Airwa re. miers. Apex. Eureka and many otpess. bullt like new: iargest assortment in tow one-vesr written bond guarantee: any dem- onstrat J0-day trial plan: parts fevalrs: established JArm; no other branch in towL- beware of transients and peddle: Sesowbere vou buy. Visi s ore Jouk Visit our show roo; CO.. 805 1lth st. n RUGS~Imported Orlentalc Shingse Persian patterns. 7x10. 81 2 large asso 'S % R Mart. 1404 Oven 10 a.m. 0 $:30 p.m. RE-UPHOLSTERING. ‘Three-piece living re tor Brs % room suite upholste ment. scatiers Girard st. n.w ~ DIAMONDS Can now be bought direct from the cutters At & saving {rom 30 to 40 - her for genuiaie bargains. Capitol Dis Cutters, 1406 G st, n.w. Dmr?cz 05’ .flmmd REFRIGERATORS. FI oor models, greatly reduced. Fifth floor, Palais Royal Depart- ment Store. REUPHOLSTERING. TWO-PIECE SUITES, $35. Special for This Week. Includes Labor and Materials. NEW FURNITURE GUARANTEE. ACME UPHOLSTERING CO., __3165 ] LEASANT ST. COL. 1443. RUGS, IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC. Wide selection, 21l sizes. at large savines Room sizes 5 t scatters. hall runners. New patterns weekiy CAPITOL RUG COMPANY 2821 14th ST. N.W. _(At_Harvard). _Open event ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES | —Washers and ironers that are fully guaranteed, floor models. Fifth floor, Palais Royal Department Store. FURNITURE — Suxtes, also separate pieces; radios, re- frigerators, rugs, miscellane- ous furnishings, china. Pub- |lic auction sale 2 p.m., Friday, Dec. 11,1936. Smith’s Trans- - | fer & Storage Co., 1313 U st. n.w. North 3343. & PIANOS e uprights at $45. $50 and $80: : “uaranteed 1y, Tw 2 T} Dorights o 5 op "® Hugo' Worch. 1110 G n.w sole agent for Hardman and Kranich |& Bach vianos. Recondmoncd REFRIGERATORS at 814-816 F St. N.W. 3107-9 M St. N.W. Stores Only $39.95 KELVINATOR REFRIGERATOR. Formerly $137.50 Reconditioned CROSLEY SHEL- VADOR REFRIG- ERATOR. For. merly $157.50 $69a50 EASY CREDIT TERMS Many other money-saving values on display — come in and see them. George’s Radio Co. 814-816 F St. N.W. 3107-9 M St. N.W. RADI RAPHS—We handle the ey mmm.m.,.l in the wave easy s, “ous actin trade. Notionsl 4350, Kitt's, 1330 G maly PI DOGS, PETS, ETC. e beaus ;leg very Plurld, nice m:"ébm;tm%; g ) Vermont ave TES. mal N BULL PUPP] > l".nulnble 3104 19th mflo" ROH'AWA! xrhct ’condltlon. used A e T Sc(’l'fl‘ PUPPIES—| rvrrrn (3\ lnr llk ch Fhons Rock nly Christy t rod males S = $35. Prices reasonables ock- will hold for Christma: 7443405 modman st nv. pedigreed. 1 year new. Afte .7 —_— INSTRUCTION COURSES. COURSES. t. gfi'.‘;fl%"’ Dh TadS EoR. | W l hfi‘ mu G. kln 2114, LBSSONS—Reliable, white instruct- furnished v'ro ors. any hours; ca arking for ot | tests: permits secured. u' 5634, o R SIS lar $1 m (hu'.ludiu tools and enrolled this th. fully patented. pro f nmm o large "Gl‘] hll“flelal arty am”oo—' 1 work and uchnml.mlum Brone Nac PUPPIES. uezll:;l pets, tional 5079, e Py d ; n; /4 n.w_Cleveland 7549. e P MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS—RADIO. g m:r'n'-""fi"" et LRt 5:1.-' Bxpress & Storase Co. '?“‘ En’-fi’e’otu 'Cail Wes zgu o .--u u be sold fflr Tess than 'gh M%t‘on- Co.. 705 ze: sllent i Apt. sité Cleveland, who recently claimed the | CLOTHING w m Re- world championship as a beer bottle m‘"a?.&u 7th .l"ll:fi:d. o match piler. Both used five matches | 823 11th st n.w. in the lnyer, wiremen: must huu”t"nnvl-dnn:t' D. C. A hand injury, which kept Rieder | code and tools. Address Box 433-W, Star "$rom his milk route, nvnhimtheop- office. . portunity to pile matches, er 2 W. lur i ; “nust_be all-stound; Farmer Hires Hunter. gg‘m.:u- b —mm Y <:<ONIDA,” S. Dak., December 10 (#). | Star ~ ==Farmer John J. Hofer has hired a fm u’rh:gwugnd-huotmug :full-time hunter to shoot jackrabbits, for man and rite: a“a'n'-‘w“"a"x ;m.numen;l: they have dmnd hay | 380 Address » - provifes Jongs ST or over empert- ~43d smmunition. The hunter "'"'°5 n.fi%':.'flzn Sh the pelts, SITUATIONS DOMESTIC. WAITRESSES, experienced, h!l‘. attractive. 5 o [T S S e L WATTR] Amudm\uth‘l:e‘lt Tet.“ Adams 9807, nd _stiractive. e Bhow-] -nmwn‘h.mmor"rth.. at Muirkirk, | QOLORED N AN one Atlantic SOSLY. ' ted; experi 0t “"l'ln ‘wanf EL mnm:lm nnc;: must be enced: y Trolly SERVI me ‘st usive sales eomuct CQ l’ehlhll '“h lvll’ll' ".:l In mur‘r?l' uired ofi wone Obening. Adflrlfll Box “451-W. acious inside: will accommodas "" Igers. eic : also thres drewers. Nation ONES—Reduced prices are now our reconditioned _instru- nnt' 3 t. wants SO, e T T T mnun charges. u-, n Buescher E e% l" urnu. New lfllrlnm Kllt'l- 133 ze bare Storage Oo.. 190 ut.‘ " CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK. AT e dfi‘fi rents, $3 up; xu-'m !r i.en. est s?;? e T S R right; h{d! u n aw