Evening Star Newspaper, September 13, 1937, Page 32

A marveloqs value in that ultra-fine STOKELY'S FINEST INDIANA TOMATO JUICE Indiana is noted for its supremely fine quality tomatoes—hence the appealing taste and flavor of Stokely’s Indiana Tomato Juice. Never before have we offered a superior value in tomato juice. Be sure to stock up at this very low price. For a few days at this low price 3:=2 Sixty-nine ounces of the finest juice for 25c. “YOU CAN TASTE THE DIFFERENCE.” 23 oz. cans You Like Lima Beans, Of Course Then try these fully de- veloped Stokley limas—rich in flavor and food value. Stokely cans this most delicious variety righs In the heart of the best growing district of the United States. Buy a supply at this very low price—we guarantee satisfaction or & refund on the purchase upon return of the unused cans. STOKELY'S GREEN & WHITE LIMA BEANS No. 2 cans . THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SAME PRICES IN ALL STORES ANITA GROCERY <o ' PIGGLY WIGGLY N vy = Your neighborhood San- itary or Piggly has the lowest prices we offer. “Just a step around the corner and your shop- ping/is done.” Prices Quoted Are Effective Until.Close of Business 1 PM. Wed., Sept. 15, 1937 Blue Ridge Peas - _ _ _ 2 Libby’s Sauerkraut - - Libby’s Corned Beef Hash _ No.2 cans 15¢ ¢ Yt Qe 15¢ We'll Give You 1 CAN OF STOKELY'S BABY FOOD FREE 16 oz. Musselman’s Apple Sauce 2 - 15¢ Phillips Pork and Beans _ _ "~ Michigan Pea Beans _ _ _ _ _ . 5¢ Stringless Green Beans - _ _ ™ Your choice of 12 varieties Be Stokely's Baby Food 2 15¢ No.2 Te Sanico Pancake Flour. _ 2 sks:. 15¢ . 014 Golds. Cigarettes Ol fheion Raniipks 19 on Standard Tomatoes Domestic Sardines Libby’s Tomato Juice___. 4.2 Kellogg’s Corn Flakes___. Post Toasties Quaker Puffed Wheat_ Quaker Puffed Rice_ Jell-O Desserts Chase & Sanborn Coffee____iv. 27¢ Swansdown Cake Flour____pxe. 27¢ White House Vinegar___quart jug 10¢ Why Pay More Unless You Get Now is the time to do your canning pre- serving and jelly making. Supplies are plentiful, quality excellent and prices are right. Piggly Wiggly before you buy. Bartlett or Seckel Box 98¢ PRUNES PEAGHE DAMSONS APPLES Our Lowest Price of the Season on CONCORD GRAPES Now is the time to buy—probably the lowest price of the season. 39 Pony Basket $1.39 Rambo or Smokehouse Ibs. apples in this section. get your apple a day.” 12 quart basket (2 Ibs. 9¢) Mason Fruit Jars_______ % 50¢; e Mason Jar Rubbers. . .2 . 9¢; Caps o 23¢ Pint Size Jelly Glasses.__._________4 39¢ Certo _______v. 23¢ Paraffin ____ -mx 11c Why not buy the best when it costs so little more? LAND 0’ LAKES e BUTTER Rich, sweet cseam butter with a ‘wonderful flavor and a high rating 80 well, % 1b. Prints Per Pound _ delicious. Jumbo Butter______39¢ |In ANl Mnrkehzg Sanitary’s Butter____40c | Per Pound ___ Our First Offering of the Season on GRIMES GOLDEN APPLES Probably the best known variety of “Don’t for 4-15 " 69c¢ Thousands are already praising its fine quality LAND 0' LAKES AGED CHEESE Aged for months to give it that “snappy” flavor you Mke }I)'ry melted Land O’ Lakes on toasted roll—it's See these items at Sanitary or OURFAMOUS COFFEE Gives you everything you want in a cup of fine coffee ¢ | ONETRIAL WILL CONVINCE YoU Price Per Pound Freshly Killed Chesterfields. 12¢ 3 cans 10¢ 4 pkgs. 19¢ 0. K. Laundry Soap________bar 3¢ Try a Bag of SANICO FLOUR On Our Unconditional Money-Back Guarantee Put it to any test you like and if you don’t agree that it is one of the finest flours you have ever used—the experience has cost you nothing. Just return the unused por- tion and your full purchase price will be refunded. 12 Ib. Sack c This Week _ . Save 5c on this offer! Omne large cake of Ivory Soap for S5c with the purchase of four medium size cakes for 24c IVORY 29C SOAP Phillips Delicious Spaghetti _ _ . i 6¢ Phillips Tomato Soup __. "% 2 for 9¢ Libby’s Spaghetti and Meat_ 't 2 tor 25¢ Heinz Soups 2 eans 27¢ Campbell’s Soups Eindomate” ean 9¢ Campbell’s Tomato Soup an Te Pride of Va. Herring Roe___. .2~ 15¢ Davis Fry and Serve Codfish__ o 10c SANICO BREAD Is Always the Same “ALWAYS Goop” It's the Toast of the Town 1 large cake 4 med cakes Except Four Varieties housds r Enoying These Steaks Why Not Try One on Your Own Table? ALL STEAKS XX ECONOMY BEEF—U. S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED SANICO FRYERS The choice of those who know good chicken. v 43¢ ROUND SIRLOIN b PORTERHOUSE *°- 39: GROUND BEEF _ _ » 21 RIB ROAST .. . _» CHUCK ROAST . . _» BOILING BEEF . . _ ™ 18- Shoulder Veal Roast _ _ 15 23¢ Shoulder Veal Chops _ 1. 27¢ Stuffed Breast of Veal =- 29¢ SANICO HAM Sanico Sliced Bacon 1 22¢ Sanitary’s F’kfurters - 30¢ Briggs Graded Bologna - 32¢ SHORTENING Whole or Half WESTERN FRYING "3 oHioKENs SWIFT'S JEWEL__- 2~ 25 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1937. Bettye Davis Married to Mr. Mauck Other Weddings Of Interest Announced ___(Continued From Third Pnp)“ ['at arms of the House of Representa- tives and Mrs. Romney, took place | Thureday morning in the rectory of the Church of the Nativity at 11:30 | o'clock. The bride wore a gown of white point d'esprit with a fingertip tulle | veil arranged on a coronet of plaited | tulle. She carried a bouquet of lilies | of the valley. Miss Marie Clarkson acted as maid | of honor and wore a gown of green | lace and a brown velvet turban with | 8 short face veil and brown acces- sories. She carried & bouquet of tal- isman roses, Mr. Carl Gay acted as best man for the bridegroom and the ushers were Mr. Jack Varela and Mr. Floyd Sparks. A small reception for the members | of the immediate-families followed at the home of the bride’s parents. Mrs. Prichard wore a gown of rust lace over taffeta and a brown velvet hat and | brown accessorfes and a corsage of orchids, and Mrs. Romney wore & | rust satin gown with a lace redingote | and matching accessories and a cor- | sage of orchids. | Both the bride and bedegroom at- | tended George Washington University. | The bride is a member of Pi Beta Phi Sorority. | Miss Mary Barnes Clark And Mr. Chavelle Wed. ISS MARY BARNES CLARK, daughter of Mrs. Edgar E. Clark and the late Mr. Clark of Monrovia, Calif., and Mr. Cornelius Carnright Chavelle of Seattle, Wash., son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Chavelle of Seattle, were married Wednesday eve- ning, September 8, in St. Luke's Epis- copal Church in Monrovia, the Rev, Canon E. B. Smith officiating. The altar was decorated with white flowers. The bride, who was given in mar- riage by her brother, wore an ivory satin gown made on princess lines with an insert of old rose point lace at the neckline. Her long tulle veil was fastened to a coronet of the rose point lace and she carried a bouquet of stephanotis, lilies of the valley and white orchids. Mrs. James Nathan Walker was the matron of honor, wearing a white marquisette gown with bands of lace inserted at the top and a belt of mag- enta rose ribbon. With this she wore 8 white tulle halo hat with a ribbon of magenta rose and she carried a bouquet of matching tuberous be- gonias, The other attendants were Miss Ruth Bowers of S8an Mateo, Miss Cyn- thia Elizabeth Scott, Mrs. Louis Walsh O'Bryan and Mrs. Gaston Soulard Turner, whose gowns were like that of the matron of honor’s. The belts on the gowns and the bands on the hats were of crimson ribbon and they carried bouquets of crimson tuberous begonias. Mr. C. Kenneth Chavelle of Holly- wood, Calif., was the best man and the ushers were Mr. William J. Millard, Jjr,, of Olympia, Wash.; Mr. Carl Pru- zan of Seattle, Mr. Austin B. McLain and Mr. Marvin Kuppinger of Pasa- Long Beach, and Mr. James N, Walker of Arcadia, Calif. Immediately following the ceremony a reception was held in the garden of the home of the bride’s mother. Later | Mr. and Mrs. Chavelle left on a wed- ding trip, the latter wearing a corona- tion blue costume with black acces- sories and a silver fox scarf. The bride attended the National Cathedral School and graduated from Gunston Hall in Washington. Later she attended the University of Arizona, where she was a member of Kappa | Alpha Theta Sorority. The bridegroom graduated from school in Lawrence- ville, N. J.; Stanford University, and now attends the University of Wash- ington Law School. He is a member of Phi Kappa Psi and Phi Delta Phi Fraternities. | Mrs. Layson E. Atkins, sister of the bride of Washington, attended the wedding. | Felder-Schuler ‘Wedding Announced. THE marriage of Miss Xina Hope Schuler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Schuler of Arlington, Va., and Mr. Edward Ralph Felder of New York City took place Saturday afternoon, September 4, in the Pershing Drive Christian Church, the pastor, the Rev. O. F Sherwood, officiating at 4 o'clock in the presence of the bride’s family and a few close friends. Mrs. Felder wore a wine-color crepe street dress, with black accessories and a shoulder cluster of talisman roses and lilies of the valley. She had | as her only attendant her sister-in- law, Mrs. Donald Schuler, who wore a dubonnet crepe gown. Her flowers | were also a corsage bouquet of talis- | man roses and valley lilies. Mr. Donald Shuler acted as best man. The ceremony was followed by a| wedding breakfast at the Hamilton Hotel, after which Mr. and Mrs. Felder left on a wedding trip to New York City. They will be at home | after today at 3446 Counecticut| avenue. The bride was graduated from the Woonsocket High School at Woon- | socket, 8. Dak., her former home, and | the bridegroom was educated in New York City and Italy. He is the adopted son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Maijorano of New York. | Miss Crawford Bride . Of Mr. Francis M. Buscher. THE marriage of Miss Bessie | Adelaide Crawford, daughter of | Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Crawford of Arlington, Va., and Mr. Francis | Martin Buscher of Washington took | place Saturday evening in the parson- | age of the Grace Episcopal Church in | Alexandria, the Rev. Robert C. Master- ton officiating. The bride wore a brown tweed tailleur with matching accessories and & corsage bouquet of talisman roses and lilies of the valley. She had as her only attendant Miss Louise Hunaker, who was dressed in a navy blue ensemble and her flowers were & shoulder cluster of pink roses. Mr. C. Taylor Fogle of Bethesda, Md, acted as best man. Others at the wedding included the bride’s parents and her young sister, Miss Lois Crawford, also Mrs. J. L. Douglas, an aunt of the bride, and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Knodle. Immediately after the ceremony Mr. Buscher and his bride left by motor on a Southern wedding trip, and after dena, Calif.; Mr. Robert Buffum of | snd Benefit Bridge Party For County Hospital. Mrs. Thomas Hyde, 4th, of Sandy Spring, Md., heads the list of Mont- gomery County women who will serve on the committee in charge of the bridge party which will be held Pri- day and the proceeds of which will be given to the Montgomery County General Hospital in Sandy Spring. Mrs. Hyde will be assisted in planning for the benefit by Mrs. Frederic L.| Thomas, Mrs. Tarlton Brooke, Mrs.| Francis A. Thomas and Mrs. C. C.| Tumbleson. Since the party is for the benefit of a Montgomery County institution, it will most appropriately be given in Olney Inn, which was formerly the home of thé Farquhar family, pioneer settlers in the Sandy Spring neighbor- hood. Mrs. Hyde is in charge of reserva- tions. BICYCLE | x_(Heriderson), lost in Taft Park 8ept. 10th, p.m. Reward _ Adams & = BROWN VELVET JACKET to dress; near and around Union Station, % p.m. Sun- day. _Reward. Phone Met. 60, =+ IRISH SETTER, red. answers to name “'Denn: lost’ vicinity Chevy = Chase Circle, Finder please phone Peter Jack- son. Wisconsin 2641. vl GERMAN POLICE DOG: s to name of “Rex"; reward. Phone Adams 5478 MONEY. ?.’lfi vicinity H between 14th and 15th or 14th_between H and F: reward. Call Atlantic 7456, _____ SPECIAL NOTICES. S VACUUM CLEANED for FURNACES {ACUUY, CLEANED for Estimates on plumbing and heating. Terms, CARL_ROBEY. INC., roofing and guttes ing._Phone Ailantic 7710, 1s one of the largest | CHAMBERS s jus o, the isric: | world Complete funerals as low a3 $°85 4p 8ix chapels twelve parlors. seventeen tars. hearses twenty-five undertakers and Agsistants - Ambulances now only 83 1400 Chapin st_nw. Columbis 0432 517 11th st__<e _Atlantic 6700 A DEAL FUNERAL AT $75 Provides ame service as one costing $500. Don’t money Call experience Lin- Grapes, Apples, Sweet Cider. At Quaint Acres. Silver Spring, Colesville Pike. Route 20, Only 5 miles from the District. - Open daily until 7 p.m, HELP_MEN.. AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC. general. expe- rienced: salary, $25 week (o start. Schae(~ fer Motor Co..'3700 Ga. ave. BOY. white. to_work in flower shop Saturdays. _Box 370-R. Star. 14+ to work in drug store. Ap- 6224 3rd st. nw. AND TINNERS. _Apply Coniracting Co., Inc.. 913 New e n.w COOR. experienced shori-order: steam fa- ble and sandwich men: firsi-class restau- rant: at once. Box 236-R. Star. 17° CURB ATTENDANTS. over 18: guarantesd salary._Apoly 5111 Georgia ave. n.w. DRIVERS WANTED: must be good talkers and solicitors; salary and commission. 6211 7rd st. n.w. ENGINEER. experienced, | cense. Box 108-S. Star. ESTIMATORS—Salesmen w selli; Zonolite, Call 12 to ¢ sonal Interview., Mica Home Ins 436 Star Bldg. National 1571. "GROCERY CLERK and meat cutfer, experic enced; “references requs v Market, 2411 37th st. n. GROCERY MANAGERS (2 rate market. Must kno Teferences. Apply 1420 - < SRR R S e JUNIOR DRUG CLERK: drivers and references necessary. Appl y 12 to 2 p-m. Randolph Pharmacy, 3001 14th st. LOCKSMITH and gunsmith_ experienced on general small repairs. Wolf Repair Shop. 1113 Eye . 13+ MAN with _good truck. haul Marvland, D, C.: $10 fo 318 per day: immediately. " Laurel. Marsiand Route 1. Box 178%. Laurel 337 . MAN, yount. n light car: small recommende 3337 Ce appearance and with Ty to start: come well d “advancement. Apply MEN (2). ry and comm dustrial “life insurance estabii ission, 1) prefer men' with cars. Apply 801 Colorsds Bar and'G ‘st. S MEN—I1 can’t make you make money, but I ean show you how. 1If you are willing and will co-operate in our sales pl Mr. Alfreds. store. Hth_st. n. ESTIMAT x 225-R, Sta e gfalie: Tautie, o > u and_reference. Box 204-8, Star " °0 PLASTERERS wanted (10). st._se. 450 | 4 PRINTER with small equipment at home 25 a side line. _Box 101-R. Star. 14+ REAL ESTATE SALESMEN—Experienced Ut not necessary if you really want to learn a business, Prospective pur- chasers furnished. Must own car. Fuiton R. Gordon. 1427 Eye st. n.w. ROUTE SALESMAN for laundry and dry cleaning; young white man with per. fonality ‘and ability -to sell: an® excellent opportunity to build a “good income by hard work: must furnish at least 95 cash bond:’ give references and last em- ployment. ' Address Box 378-R. Star. SALESMEN (two). experienced, to sell d used cars for Washington's fastest- growing Ford dealer. Liberal commission. ansportation. floor time. Must be hich- type men. See Mr. Dillon, Logan Motor Co.. 1111 18th st. n.w. SODA FOUNTAIN MAN. experienced oniy: full time or straight night work. Apply 558 Columbla road n SPOTTERS. good on dark and sray steady work all year round. Premier Ciea & Dyers. rear 633 H st. n.e. HELP WOM (Contineed.) coummon—wi[«‘ew stay nights; $8 cnx.““_i R B ATTENDANTS. over 18 salary, " Abpiy 111 Gieoraia ave a: e travel: no canva: Ftench, Ebbit Hotel. i GIRL. white. Single. 18 to 25. companion 1o elderly widow: @ per week. rm. and bd. 1512 Isherwood n.e., No. 1, bet, D nng % o 2 24 o A LADIES —8ell silk dresses on consiwnment Can vou spare some room in your home? We DLy stock. Absolutely no money ree Liberal percentage; bonuses. Sto; 715 Hth nw S ST MODELS for hair-dve demonsirations Ine terview Monday evening, 6 to 6:30 p.m.. at 718 13th st n.w. b % ¥ RECEPTIONIST, with sdles experience in photograph studio Apply befors noon, Brook's Studio. 1327 Pest. nw. SALESGIRLS. experienced in ladies parel, to work Saturday evenings, pay. Apply 3145 M st. n.w SALESLADY, experienced oniy; coa dresses; good salary. Sloan's Cred: 7th_st. n.w TEACHER for first grade. aiso for sixih grade, in private school: state afalfics- tons’ and salary desired, Box 107-Q WAITRESSES (4) and_soaa fountain girl also sandwich and salad girl. Apply 637 or 816 F st. n.w WAITRESSES, and counter; 245-R. Star.' WAITRESSES, experienced, over 18, Apply 5111 Georgia ave. n.w. WAITRESS WANTED, experienced. Apply after 11 a.m. 312 Kennedy st. nw. VAITRESS, experienced. age between 21- must_be neat and attractive. Apply -Mar Restaurant, 2300 14th si. nw WOMAN who can make good quality choc- olate candy. ~Part-time work. Chevy Chase Pastry 8hop, 3813 Livingston s Emerson 9801, o WOMEN (i) to take orders for sia line of food products. Salary of & week and bonus. berianing the day you start work. ~ Apply Room 1009 Mather Bide.. 916_G st. n.w, A REAL OPPORTUNITY, WE DESIRE THE SERVICES OF PIVE ADIES OF REFINEMENT AND PERSON- IITEY‘(,_)RBET\VEEN THE AGE:! 3 experienced dining room first-class restaurant. _Box 17+ R BLDG.. 14th AND K SIS N.W. FROM 10 TO 12 AM., AND 2 TO 4 F.M LADIRS =7 " WITH PLEASING PERSONALITY. OVER 30 YEARS OF AGE. TO ACT AS HOSTESS IN A BEAUTIFUL CIVIC CHURCH _AND CLUB _CONNECTIONS 8 v h LE! OPPORTUNITY ADVANCEMENT. SEE SECRETARY. ‘e M, TO 12 AND 3 TO 4 PM. 1 ER BLDG., 14TH AND K STS. COLORED. neat. housecleaning and laundry; references. Call After § p.m.._Adams 1320 & B4R GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. cook and laundress. experienced with children, in Jewish family; prefer stay nights: eity refs: $7 week (o start, room and board Sheridan st. n.w. GBS AL HOUSE GIRL wanted, colored. 2 Kennedy st. n.w. = e GENERAL HOUSEWORK. ool neat, reliable colored wom: stay nigh’ ref- erences. _Wisconsin_5227. é GIRL. colored. general housework. plain cooking; city references. Avply 1843 E GIRL. colored: general housework. neat_ap- pearance: references required. Apply 7. {fl D.m.. 1435 Col. rd. n.w. GIRLS. colored (2), neat. to 2005 9th st. n.w. ' Decatur 5718 WOMAN. white. for care of child and home of employed couple. plain cooking. ivecin: good Iy, 6293 Utah ave. n.w. Cleve- INSTRUCTION COURSES. FRENCH. Italian. Latin, Spanish, privats and group lessons, for high school or college. __Potom A 15¢ AUTO LESSONS for permit easy parking and clutch control: car furnished. Gall the "Old Reliable” Foster Hartwell, Met. 1809. E A PBX. telephone GDeTAtor-recep- tionist, work in hotels. doctors' offices. etc. ; small cost. brief course. 'Register TODAY, s . West. Room 204, 1311 G n.w. National 2i14. BEAUTY CULTURE. FREE CATALOGUE—EASY TERMS. MABELLE HONOUR. 20 Years of Successful Beauty Trainin e Met. 7775, York Ave. = iy "mvading all branches of Industry creating new opportunities for properiy trained men. For free booklet. write Reglatration Dept.. HEMPHILL DIESEL SCHOOLS. 4001 Cold Spring_Lane, __Baltimore. _ ACCOUNTANCY IN ONE YEAR OF HOME STUDY With coaching by LOCAL ACCOUNTANTS guarantees calt:hlé’xy’t to pass C. P. EXAM NOT_ CORRESPONDEN( CLASSES. Easy-to-Understana lessons. NATIONALLY NIZATION. GOVER! PAYS £3.000 to $10.000. Phone District 3421, AMERICAN ACADEMY. FREE LESSON and_46-page_“booklet. MANY COMPLETE IN TW. STANDARD TEXTS FURNI Study "at home. L. now in fts 40th successful _year, is chartered ‘mnot for profit.” Thousands of graduste: for free catalogue today. Box 265-R. 3 WASHINGTON ACADEMY of Beauty Culture, Inc., 15th 8t. N. Y. Ave.. 350 Wash. Bldg. One of the world's foremost systems in beauty culture. 20 years turning out fine students Visit us or write, free booklet, Formerly with Wilfreds. N. Y. Dept istrict 6863 S — SITUATIONS MEN. ACCOUNTANT. expert; books started, bal- anced. audited. kept part time; tax prob- lems; ‘most reasonable; refs. Adams 9796, BUSHELMAN and presser, experienced, Call Decatur 0355 between 3-7 p.m. putler, experienced. — Call Must be good, all-around roof | ¢ ar TINNERS—] men._Box 255-8. 8t TINNING ~ ESTIMATOR—An _established firm in sheet metal and tin roofing busi- ness has opening for men capable of taking full charge of this dept.: must be Dractical, experienced in _estimating handling men; good salary and share in Drofits; state age. experience and reference. Box 106-R. Btar. e license, steam esires change 10 vears Diesel-electric. 7 years with grnent company; wishes con- nection with business apartment bufld- g: references. Box 205-R. Star. 13+ IQUOR SALESMAN. knows ABC. Sookkeeping. etc. wants work 3 lo 12 pm. te continue college studies. Box 376-K, Star. YOUNG MAN. help 1 delicater must be good er; reference. 1 N st nw. YOUNG MAN._ white, refined. with druz store experience: 3 nights and every other Sun. Give full particulars. Box -5, Star. OUNG MAN. between 25 and 35. with light car and some sales ability. as col- lector and salesma; salary d com- mission. _See Mr. Harris, 637 H n.e. ATTENTION. BOOKMEN. Every man in office averages $50 per week or better, leads furnished. we train you. Apply Encyclopedia Brittanica, 878 National Press Bldg. KELVINATOR Has several openings in its sales organi- zation for_experienced major appliance salesmen who can Appreciate the ad- vantages of being a direct factory repre- sentative in one of the most aggressive organizations in Washington, Because of the completeness of our line our salesmen enjoy the benefits of & good income 12 months in the year. No matter what your present connec- tion may be. it will be decidedly to your advantate to take 15 minutes to in- vestizate our Pall and Winter sales cam- paien. Call all day Tuesday at 1022 15th | st.n.w. and see our personnel manager. | THREE MEN Who want steady vear-round work where | they can earn from $20 to S50 weekly delivering food products to regular cus- tomers; no experience necessary. If you can and will work & hours per day. see manager at 513 K st. n.w., between and 12 am S. KANN SONS CO. Man. with sales experience. to work in electrical dept. as demonstrator. Man se- lected must be dependable and have car. Apply employment office, 4th floor, Tues- day. 2:30 p.m. SHOE SALESMAN, experi enced in high-grader foot wear; permanent. The Boot- ery, 1015 Conn. ave. HELP MEN AND WOMEN. DANCING instructor: Must_dance well. Tience not essential. Those having & college background preferred. For inter- view. telephone Sterling 9888, Tuesday, September 14 S PLE WANTED: man as chauffeur- STer- Swite must be excellent cook: city references_required. _Emerson 8665. MA WIFE to run coffee agency. Up AN Reat week Bossible . “Automobila given as bonus. Write Albert Mills. 1146 Monmouth. Cincinnati. Ohio. 14* AGENTS. to-door canvass- y; salary and com- ltrem&v l‘l'}(‘ltllvt roposition with ture to the right per- Fon Harry Harris, 311 Homer Bldg. Na- tiona! 5361, TR . <y HELP WOMEN. GIRL _SINGER wanted: sudition. &resiant “cafe Rathskelier. ‘343 Tith ot nw. AT BEAUTY OPERATOR, all around, ex- perienced; must know Bonat and T auignole; ‘permanent position, good s Call_Atiantic oeaz, " TO00 ¢ CABHIER. _experienced: kood references. Crescent Cafe Rathskeller, 723 14th at. . October 1 they will be at home at 3700 A LUMBERMAN. _experienced, desires con- nection: 15 vears' contac retail trade: will locate”anywhere. Box 193-R. sur, MAN. colored. wants job a§ houseman. porter. "elevator operator, fireman: ex- perienced. 1527 P st. n.w MAN, colored. desires position 85 chauf- feur,' houseman: ~good reference. Phone Potomac 1524 after 2 p.m. MAN, experienced and willing, wants work as driver. helper or porter: references. North 10305, _ MATHEMATICIAN. chem! liquor salesman. wants worl to_continue studies. X PRINTER-COMPOSITOR, 20 yrs. experi- ence weekly, small daily: smail job shops: steady. dependable, married. Box 202°R. tar. " WHITE MAN, middle-age, rel job as waichman; can fur Box 201-R. Star. ble. wants Teference. 13* SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN. BUTLER, HOUSEMAN AND COOK: 17 jears’ Jast piace; references. Call Cieve- an SITUATIONS WOMEN. | CASHIER AND TYPIST, ex Tocal reference. ~ Phone Ne DRESSMAKING, alferatio: dren’s clothing, lingerle, relined: firsi-class work g EXPERT TYPIST. experienced in 1l knowledge bookkeeping. desires p: position while finishing school. Box 314 -R. Star. GIRL. very fair, wants work as maid in doctor’s office, 'beauty parlor or store: ref._Call North 553% . HOSTESS. capable. personality nicely d posed. therefore willing to please: hotel experience four years; manage emploves and large crowds. P. O. Box 14, Brad- dock _Heights. Md. i3+ HOUSEKEEPER. companiona eriess home; refined. Protest no_in- cumbrances: ahove ayerage type; ex. cook no laundry: $7 wk. Box 342-R. Star. 13* SECRETARY-STENOGRAPHER desires re- sponsible position, temporary or perm: nent; experienced.’ principaliy income tax. soms' patent and legal. " Box 200-R. Star, STENOG! ic 110 can type 60 words minute: gradust of high_school: produce neat work; $15 week. _Decatur 263 TRAINED INPANT N . German. TRATCID: Aleh Dractical exp. with adui week: city references. Box 33-R. Stai SITUATIONS DOMESTIC. COLORED WOMAN. day's work, can iroj aicely: “yould like "3 ‘dav out; fe eori i ‘'OLORED WOMAN would like to do laun- SO-rE Mondny Riceasn: Wednesay, L. S. Nichols. North 5361. GIRL. Southern., wants ghw: %ood ref. Call District 5849 from 1130 till 4o & IRL. colored, reliable, wants work: city felerences; oe 8 North_87: GIRL, colored. wants_evening help with cooking: reference. 6411-J. 1652 Kalorama rd. n. GIRL, colored. very neat: fond of childreni plain’ cooking: general hopsework; ecity refs._Metropolitan 1717. MAN AND WIFE want general houn'or‘. any kind of work; 6 years' experience; refs. District 6616, s HIGH SCHOOL GIRL. colored, wants or waitress, no cnnkm!. no Sunda: P X Avply 626 Thacker m. Job, &h Columbia G oul d.