Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1937, Page 68

ILLUSTRATED BY R.F. SCHABELITZ THE STORY THUS FAR. Disturbing events have shaken up the well-ordered Agnew me-= nage. Its head, young and lovely Margit, has hitherto had her life under perfect control! Then her impulsive sister, Irene, engaged to Waldo, meets Charlie Jones, a sidewalk artist, and goes off to Spike’s saloon with him, where Waldo joins them. Marget brings her away, but is utterly appaled by the escapade, especially when she learns that Charlie is not only a trailer vagabond, but married ds well. That this information af- fects her personally, she refuses to admit. And when Charlie tele- phones, Keough, the detective- butler, tells him that Irene has left town. CHAPTER X. Adaptation and Arrangement—Copyright by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Corp.. 1 Spike, who was busy polishing high- ball glasses, pulled his magnificent mustachios regretfully and looked at his artist friend. “She’s got,” he said in his melodious Italian-American, *“what you call zingo.” Charlie leaned against the bar. “As a rule, I don't like blonds. They're cold and jittery and that flufty gold hair gets looking like chicken feathers, but she's so good looking and such a terribly good sport that it's a shame to see her life ruined by such a creature as that Margit.” Spike roared with laughter. Charlie looked at him with indig- nation. “What's funny?” - “You think you can try to tell me you like this Irene? She's sweet, yes. You saw her on the street and you said by yourself, ‘Here is something amusing,’ but then her sister came T Charlie grinned. “Her sister is & slave driver, an iceberg and an un- mitigated stiff-neck.” Spike began to polish another glass. He was still chuckling. “Did you see your eyes when your eyes saw the sister? Spike saw them. I never saw & man get 80 crazy so quick. . 4 Charlie shook his head. “You're all wet.” “Then why did you call up al- ready?” “Because Irene’s a darn nice kid being ruined by that female adding machine! Because I've made up my mind to show Irene a little bit of life as a counter-irritant. As a mat- ter of fact, I should have married s girl like Irene. The adoring type. She’d think everything I did was wonderful. That's the trouble with Evelyn. She thinks everything I do is half-witted. It’s deuced uncom- fortable to be married to a woman who thinks you're a half-wit. By gol- ly, maybe I will marry Irene!” Spike went on polishing. sbout Mr. Beaver?” Charlie frowned. figure that out later. It's too early in the morning to be practical. In the end, I'll probably have to find & substitute fiancee for him. Lucky thing I know so0 many girls.” Charlie became enamoured of the idea of finding a girl to take Irene's place in Waldo's affections, after he had married Irene. He began to play pensively with two teaspoons and a tumbler. “Let me see. Waldo needs somebody stimulating—but not too stimulating. He's the ‘Lie still on your little beddy-weddy while Waldo gets you some coffee-woffee’ type. It's too bad Dorothy Chalmer shot her first husband. She would have been ideal for Waldo, but that shooting sort of balled her up.” He hit the bowl of the teaspoon, and the sec- ong spoon flipped neatly into the tumbler. “I think I'll take Irene to tea in Central Park this afternoon.” Spike pulled a somewhat battered bill from his wallet. “Twenty says you don't for a buck.” Solemnly Charlie laid a dollar bill on the table. Thoughtfully he walked over to the telephone on the wall He gave the Agnew number again. ‘When Keough answered, he disguised his voice. “This is D. B. Sargent of the United States Bureau of Internal Revenue,” he said. “Is Miss Margit Agnew there?” “She can be reached at her office.” Charlie's disguised voice was busi- nesslike, but good humored. “Any one else in her household will do. It's not a matter of sugpected fraud in her tax returns—just the necessity of asking one or two per- #onal questions. Possibly one of Miss Agnew's parents could step to the phone.” Keough sounded relieved, but he was also disappointed. His training had taught him to be suspicious. On one hand, he knew that Margit was the most honest woman alive, but on the other hand, it would not have surprised Keough, the detective, a whit to learn that she had chiseled the Government on her taxes. He said, “Her sister is at home. Probably she could answer your questions.” Charlie said, “Splendid.” Spike looked ruefully at his $20 bill. Ireen answered. She was in no mood to talk to income tax people. When she said, “Hello,” Charlie winced. Then he went to work. His own voice was ecstatic, throbbing, nat- ural. “Irene! Darling!” In her house on Long Island, Irene flinched like a doe struck by an ar- row. She pulled her neglige close around her as if Mr. Jones could see through telephone wires. She sud- denly felt very fine. “It's you!” “I want you to have tea with me this afternoon. Despair. “I couldn’t. Margit has forbidden me to see you again.” He was gay, assured. “Of course! ‘We expect that, don't we? But you've got to take tea with me, neverthe- less.” “I'd adore to,” she answered, “but utterly impossible.’ . “Love,” Charlie quoted pedantically, “What “Waldo?” T 1t He hung up. He walked over to the bar. He picked up a $20 bill that was lying there. . . . That night at 7 o'clock, Waldo seated Margit at the head of the din- ner table. She was pale and com- posed. Waldo was pale and jittery. Felice also was pale and she looked steadily at her plate. Only Irene was rosy and alive. In fact, she seemed very vivacious for a person who had suflered from a bad toothache all day. Keough came into the room. set down two plates of soup. looked knowingly at Margit. Margit said, “Irene, I hear you were ill today.” “Just a toothache. It's better now.” “I understand you went to see Dr. Williams.” “Yes. He couldn’t give me an ap- pointment until 4. I suffered terribly most of the afternoon.” Margit's voice was steady. “Did u suffer much while you were hav- ing tea with Mr. Jones at the Casino?” From nervous fingers Irene’s cracker dropped softly into her soup. Waldo, whose afternoon’s work on his peat- burning furnace had been seriously affected by gnawing suspicions, now realized that his worst fears were justified. Oddly enough, it was not Jealousy which seized him. It was rage. Rage not at Irene—but at Margit. The long-accumulated resent= ment of Margit's dictatorial powers had eroded away Waldo's resistances. All afternoon he had been sure that Irene was seeing Charlie and not the dentist. That certainly had made him physically ill. But now that Irene was being accused—even baited—his de- spair over his flancee became fury at his fiancee’s sister. After all, a female person in the twentieth century has a right to take tea with any male person whatever—Margit to the con- trary notwithstanding. It was with some amazement, how- ever, that he heard his own voice break through the crisis precipitated by Margit's accusation. “Irene had tea with Mr. Jones with my full per- mission.” Margit stared at him with amaze- ment. Bo did Felice. So did Irene. Irene especially. Finally, Margit said, “What?" Things were breaking in Waldo's brain. Bridges, dams and canals. He found himself nodding slowly. “Irene loves Charlie,” he said sententiously. “Charlie is a fine soul—frank, unfet- tered and free. I would be less than a man to interfere.” Having got himself out of that bit of gaudy exposition, Waldo retreated into his customary silence. Irene's eyes filled with tears. true,” she whispered. Margit Agnew, the very soul pf self- control, had cried on the preceding night, but that was only her first step in abandon. Things were pretty ter- rible. Irene was in love with a fiend. Waldo was backing up her ill-gotten attachment. Margit began to crack. She stood slowly. She picked up a butter plate. She said, “Nuts,” in a loud voice. She hurled the butter plate to the floor, where it smashed itself into a thousand pieces. She walked out of the room. He He “It's Margit's whole nature is undergoing a change. And all because of the vil- lain, Charlie Jones, who has suddenly entered her life. Can she break the attachment between him and Irene? In tomorrow's episode she takes a daring step. Don't miss reading about it. (To be continued.) gy e WALNUT SURPLUS RIVERSIDE, Calif. (#)—Thirty- five per cent of this year's California walnut crop will be considered sur- plus, the Federal Walnut Control Board announces. The board is charged with disposing of such of the crop as is above normal domestic consumption demands. This year's production in California and the Pacific Northwest is the largest on record. The nuts are of the English variety. LOST. BLACK LEGAL ZIPPER BAG. cOntaining valuable papers. Reward. E. Aaronson, Natjona 060 oo L el BROWN LEATHER ZIPPER BRIEF CASE, containing Burdick Corp. advertising mat- ter and bag of tools. Return to Dr. Irving Burka. 1445 Ozden st. n.W. BOSTON BULL TERRIER. sick. Saturday from 1804 Forest Glen rd. Foresi Glen, Md. Befriender kindly call Shepherd 3460-J,__evenings. CASE. containing Tady's glasses and memo: in_Petworth. Reward. 4302 4th st. n. DACHSHUND PUPPY. black, long body, short legs, collar, mo tag: Strayed from 1918 35th n.w. Small boy's pet. Reward. Binerson'OBOS. oo ENGLISH BULL TERRIER PUP _gen playful, 6 months old. pure white. Re ward. ' Adams 6114. AT EYEGLASSES, tortoise shell rims, in tan case,” Monday, Finder please call Adams 8464, Extension 317. FISHING ROD AND REEL. Potomac Park, Sunday. Reward, G. Cumming, 1508 So. Randolph. Arlingion. Va g S HANDBAG, lady's, black, on Wed_ Sept. 20, F st. n.w.. bet. Murphy's and Brentano's. Owner's name and address inside. Reward. Greenwood 1740. _ W HAND-SET MARQUISETTE PIN. initials “M.R. 8", lost Tues. bet. Dept. Agriculture, Palais’ Roval. Conn. ave. and N st; reward. District 6646. THE EVEN. NEW MYSTERY FEVER STRIKES AUSTRALIANS SYDNEY, Australia (#)—A new fever has been discovered in Queens- land and doctors trying to discover its cause have named it “Q. The Medical Journal of Australia says attention was drawn to the ill- ness by a number of cases among workers in a Brisbane meat works. Dr. E. H. Derrick, director of the state laboratory of microbiology and pathology, says “Q” does not appear to correspond with any other known type of fever. The outstanding symp- tom is headache. Dr. Derrick suspects there may be a reservoir of “Q"” infec- tion in some animal with a blood- sucking parasite, but efforts to find such a reservoir have failed. No deaths have been attributed to “Q" fever. HELP _MEN. HELP MEN. (Continued.) WANTED, by one of the larg- est tire manufacturers, ex- perienced salesman, who knows truck operators in Washington and vicinity. Salary and car furnished. ___HELP MEN AND WOMEN. CCLORED COUPLE for gencral housework: references. 1 Harvard st. n.w. COUPLE for small guest house, cook and houseman; must be experienced; city ref- erences. Box 164-V. Star. 30% EXPERIENCED SHOE PEOPLE. None but experienced need apply. THE PALAIS ROYAL. EMPLOYMENT SERVICES. ___DOMESTI R e S OM] AGENCY.” Dec. 2410, North 9th st., furnished help and ork: men_and_woinen. _ "> RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec. 5561, 14072 11th. has good cooks, maids. ‘nurses. &.h.w., part-time day workers, houul;l:n. S— AUTO SALESMAN—We have &n opening for one man who is above the average and capable of selling the better class of buyers. He will. if qualified. become a member of & small sales force whose earnings are far above the average. Phone Mr. Hiller at District 0110 for an appointment. 2 AUTOMOBILE SHOP CLERK and time- keeper. Must be experienced laying out shop work and following _repair jobs through shop. Apply 1121 2lsi st. 1 See service manager. s o AUTOMOBILE USED CAR SALESMEN— We can use & few high-grade men for our large lot at 15th st. and Pa. ave. s. arge stock to sell from ai all times; liberal prop- osition;_ full co-operation given in every deal. L. P. Steuart, Inc, 1536 Pa. ave. se. _See Mr. Stup. e GRS BOY, all-around young colored. for grocery storc; references required. Kay's Market, 1100'4th st. s.w.____ S e CANVASSERS for credit installment house, experienced only need apply: must have good local references. Salary and commis- sion. _Apply Kraft & Co.. 712 H st. n.e. CHIROPODIST—Opportnity take over es- tablished. busy office: owner retired: gen- erous percentage as rent: confidential. Box R RGN SRR, s COLLECTOR-BALESMAN with newspaper, magazine or insurance experience. See Mr. Haywood. 219 Stewart Bidg., Wed. or Thurs.. 6 £ F T i S DRIVER for grocery store _experienced; one familiar with Silver Spring area pre- ferred; references. 021 Sligo_ave. __ DRIVER. colored, over 21: references and D. C. permit. Mass. ave. n. ¥, S - ELECTRICIANS and_helpers. experienced: tools und car. Don't apply without local references. Box 156-V. Star. _ a0 FLECTRICIAN'S HELPER wanted ai once. State age. experience and salary expected. Box 19-V. Star. _ & 4 ELLIOTT-FISHER bookkeeping operator, centile,experienced. 1 years, single: S{‘a"rl‘.e?".‘ll, advancement, BOYD'S 1333 Fst.nw s b5 LER] oung man for front-office HOTEL SRS YOE i age: experience desirable but not necessary. Box 75-V. Star. IOR DRUG CLERK to work evenings Iy, Cstate exnerlence and age. Box 9K-V. Sigr. MAN. colored. respectabl on pressing machine; refl must_ha Apply o sew and press Box 185-V, Star. MAN to fill vacancy in a Virginia corpora- tion: full-time powtion: guaranteed salary: an opportunity for advancement. Quali- fAcations: 2 years. steady employment in Washington, D. C.. first-class refs. age to 30. Apply Friday. 9 to 12." 304 Victor Bldg.. at 724 9th st. n = MAN, experienced teacher of psychology. for & few evening lectures. Box M, st i MAN. experienced in warm-air furnace in- stallations: _must_have car. VanRy Heat- ing _Corp.. 3338 M st. n.W. MAN, voung. over 21. to neip in store and deliver; must have refs. phone calls. 620 Kennedy st. n.w. MAN. willing_worker. to take over repeat business; some sales experience helpful. TR SRR MAN, position open for_enersetic_man: neat appearance necessary: own or able to drive light car: only man accustomed to meeting public need answer. BOX 174-M, Star. liquor No SALESMEN. BALESMEN to sell popular line of biscuits, established territory assigned. Interviews iday_after 6 p.m. 236 E st. ne. * INSURANCE SALESMEN. Make easy money on_ side. No inter- ference regular work. onorable. Con- fidential. ‘No publicity. Phone 9 10’10 a.m, for appointment, National 5439, INSTRUCTION COURSES. PIANO TEACHER will come to your hom days or evenings: classical and popu Mrs. Brown, Decatur 5830, AUTO LESSONS for pe; and cluich control; car furnished. Call the “Old Reliable” Foster Hartwell, Met. 1804, LEARN TO PLAY PIANO by ear; no previ- ous training neces lessons 'in private home. _Call Adams ~LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. WARFLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1018 Vt. Ave. N.W. (near K). Dist. BE A P. B. X, telephone operator-recep- tionist: short, interesting and profitable course’ work in doctor's office. apartment houses. automobile business, etc. Register early today, small cost: new classes. West, PERSONNEL SERVICE, 2 Room 204, 1311 G st BEAUTY CULTURE. FREE CATALOGUE -EASY TERMS. MABELLE HONOUR., 20 Years of Successful Beauty Training, 1340 New York Ave. Met. 77 SECRETARIAL CLASSES Now forming in Gregg and Boyd Short- hand, Touch Typing. Business Literature. Bookkeeping. enmanship. ~ Secretarial Science, Calculating Machines—all_kinds fling. etc Large PLACEMENT Service. Register | TODAY. BOYD SCHOOL OF COMMER {Esf. 20" years) Nattonal CALCULATING MACHINES. - Intensive courses in Comptometer, B Toughs. Monroe. Friden. Marchant, e with a brief course in touch typing. Day- evening sessions. Certificate awarded on completion of course. Classes formir NOW. Placement Service. BOY s 20_yrs) 1333 P st. Natlonal 0. WASHINGTON ACADEMY Of Hair and Beauty Culture, 15th ST. & N. Y. AVE., 350 WASH. BLDG, Washington's newest and finest_equipped beauty school American and European latest methods. Daily ¢emand for our graduates. Lowest rates. 4y as you learn, Free booklet. Investigate al compare. Formerly With Wilfred's N. Y. Expert Dent. DIESEL IS BOOMING, Invading all branches of industry, creating opportunities for trained men. For free booklet . I, Mr. Miiler, Hemp- 921 Emerson st. n.w. JOBS! . thousamds of them waiting for the practically trained REFRIGERATION CONDITIONING EXPERTS. ing by actual work; evening low cost: ‘terms ES START OCTOBEFR d4h REFRIGERATION INSIITUTE. Miss National MEAT CUTTER. GROCERY OLERK. must be sober. Appiy J. Swagart, 1529 17th i e i rand MEAT CUTTERS. meat countermen an fish clerks, experienced. Apply Giant Food Shopping Center. 3500 Georgia ave. n.w. _ MECHANICS, experienced. wanted immedi= ately; steady work. Apply Georgetown Tin- ning ‘& Roofing Shop. 3310 M st. n.¥. West 0476, MEN, over 50 vears of age: must have &00d legs and be Willing to canvass. VanRy Heating Corp.. 3338 M st. n.w. MEN (3). neatly dressed. for house-to- house work; about $25 weekly to start. Apply 402 8th st. n.w. Room 219. before 8 a.m. only. ready for work. & % 1 2 = CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS. Speed Dicwation. Sten. and Typ.—S —STATISTI 5 ING MACHINES — %3 Begin today. “The Civil Service Prepara- tory School. h st.D.w._Met. 6 Train for Good Position. Individual instruction. _ Sec: L stenographic. accou Easy terms. Y2 Day, Per Mo.. I Day, $16. 6 Mos., $85 Night School. 1 Mo.. $8:'6 Mos., $42. ffice Open Daily and Evenings. Enroll Now. WHITMORE SECRETARIAL SCHOOL. 1226 14th 8t. N.W. Met, B3dd. = HELP WOMEN. (Continued.) BALESWOMEN—One of Washington's Ainest dairies will employ several high-grad licitors. Balary and bonus will be pa Applicants must be around 30 yrs. of aggressive in appearance and nicely dres: In replying. state education, whether ma ied, ‘and inclose snapshot of self it you avé one. Also supply phone number if possible. " These positions are permanent. R TE T i eiaibal s Tt SEAMSTRESSES, experienced all kinds of sewing. Call at ‘once. 3100 Mt. Pleasant St. n.w. SHIRT OPFRATORS AND FIN'SHERS, ex- perienced: ‘state former employment. ~Box 29-8. Star. M AR AITRESS. must have experience, 21-25.Aoply 810 Bladensburg rd. n.e. WAITRESS. white. not_over pm to 2 am, per week. stonw. e 2 WOMAN, white, stay with and care for lady who is sick but not helpless. 004 New York ave. n.w. G s WOMEN who can spare two or three hol a day from their daily work and would like to add to their income each week. come and see us and we will explain our marvelous proposition of selling merchan- dise from your home. No canvassing. Store, 715 9th st. n.w. Al TYPIST. high_school graduate, to earn part tuition exchange for part-time work. _Box 463-T, Btar, YOUNG LADY to model dresses, one in- experience not necessary. Box 1 A * YOUNG SALESLADY for Conn. ave. shop, experience not necessary but preferred: must be quick, neat, anxious to work, Box 36-8, Star. HELP_DOMESTIC. TOOK. maid. general housework, $6 week, live in. 1921 19th st. n.w., Apt. 31, North 4935-J. £ GENRRAL HOUSEWORKER: family of 1; knowicdge of cooking, serving. use of wash- ing machine. ironer 3 monthly. board and room. State_age, color, previous €x- perience. Box_157-V. Star __30¢ GIRL, colored, neat, honest. good cle cook. g.h.w.: 3 adults; must stay ni good pay. permanent work. Walnut 8606 GIRL, colored. living near Takoma Park, Md.. * preferred; .h.w. plain small famil of 4 ‘afternoons WKkl Some nights: refs. rea. Shep. 3943-J HOUSEKEEPER. white. Protestan aged; unincumbered preferred. 6307 Oak- ridge ave.. Ch. C ik 7 MAID, colored. general housework: excellent cook and waltress: couple and two children: stay nights: personal wash; Ieferences required; $5 weekly. Box 97-V, Bges e oo S f ol 2 WOMAN, white, settied, about 40. deserv- ing & good home: general_housework and care for 2 children, 2 and 7; reference and experience _essential; room. board. $30 month.__Call Randolph 4101. it WOMAN. young, colored. for gencral house- work: excellent cook, £00d city refer 4 stay nights; $8 week. Phone Georgi WOMAN. white, settled. to cook. do gen. how. for elderly lady in apt.. must stay nights. Apply Que st. n.w. er, SITUATIONS MEN. ACCOUNTANT. rt: books started. bai- A £ i bo anced, audited. Kept part time: tax prob- most_reasonable: refs. _Adams 97406, ACCOUNTANT. books kept part time, bal- anced d. tax reports: rates very rensoniable. Phone Columbia 7767. _30% ATTENDANT, experienced. white. for pa- ent_in_private family, Call Met. 0384, Mr. R. O. Brewer. AT _1° BOY. 19, desires work of any kind, h ing on a truck or a farm. Address C., Otis st. n.e. CARPENTER. Tepairing; have own tools: E St D.W. 1p- 71 hite. handy man_ house reliable. 120 NG _STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1937. cook, maid. butler. white, A tat, Protestant excellent U chauffeur, houseman, T ui 3 5" wor schoolboy wants work evenings and Baturdays. _Potomac 3437-J. MAN AND WIFE. colored, truck driver. chief, cook, woman cook. Atlantic 3653-J. —_— CAMERA REPAIRS. CARPENTER - BUILDI A brick_work, cement. paint; price to suil you. Slavitf. Nat. Kig7. BUILDING, REMODELING and repairs in all branches. Free plans and estimates by competent engineer. H. §. HATTON. Phone_Randolph_301 ROOFS. . tin slag. built-up roofs. - Guar- anteed 20 vears. 'Roofs repaired and painted.” Pure white waterproofed as- bestos side wall. Celotex rock wool. are applicators for Bird & Sons roofing as- bestos and Bric-Sidewall. Three-year pa ment_plan THE _AMERICAN RE-ROOFING CO. 3313 14th St. N.W. Col. 4551, HOUSES BUILT REMODELED RENOVATED ANY IMPROVEMENTS FROM FOUNDA- TION TO ROOF. Plumbing, Wiring. Heating. Asphal Papering. Painting. Plastering, Roofing. Tiling Additions. Garages. Inclosures. Weather-stripping. Concrete Work, NO CASH REQUIRED—FASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS. NATIONAL ENGINEERING CO., Contractors—Builders. Metropolitan 1400, TOWER BLDG. _14th AND K STS. REMODEL WITH CONFIDENCE. Get an honest job at an honest price. Guaranteed by a reliable organization. NO CASH DOWN. START PAYING 30 DAYS AFTER WORK IS COMPLETED. You pay in small monthly sums. Our budget plan_has been made to suit your needs. We finance where others don't, FREE ESTIMATES. Renovate From Basement to Roof. FEDERAL CONTRACTING CO., INC., 913 New York Ave. N.W. National 7416. Night. Adams 0033, REPAIRS & SERVICE. ACE DECORATING CO. Painting ‘and paper hanging specialists. Estimates cheerfully given_Randolph 0561, BEDDING MATTRESSES box springs and pillows reno.: best prices and prompt del Wash. Mattress Co. 319 L Nat. 667 & or brick wor by Job or hour: repairs a specialty: reference. Call days. Natl 8966, Mr. Carter. CARPENTERING. painting. sash_ cords. glazing locks every repair about the house. Free estimates. Small jobs licited. The R. W. Neely Co.._ Columbia 683 2 ELECTRIC WIRING, airs: G-r. house fixtures & base Dluj Regal Elec. Co.. 840 Upshur n.w._Col. 8; Stuccoin 10 CARPENTER. paint, CARPENTER, colored: experienced. all- around _man. wants work by day or_job. 2327 17th n.w. Frank Carter. ___30° CHEF. white, middle-aged, for hotel, club or private; can furnish first-class refer- ences._Box 14-V. Star. 30° MAN, all-around, for automobile repair shop ‘or chauffeur, Phone Adams 9761-J. Chas. A. Mason. sayaiiet 5 MAN. “age 40. 23 years exp. working la- borers. timekeeping and office work, job._Box 159-V. Star. ' PAPER HANGER. painter, day price or by job: best ref PHARMACIST, over 10 vears in n.w. Washington. in prescri | macy: best references. Box 185-M. Star. | PRINTER. compositor, _estimator. proof- | reader. young married man. 11 _years' ex- fob in Was on_or referen Box R, expert. desires country club ex- D _Red Cross affiiiation. North 5036 YOUNG COLORED BOY with drivers permit. elevator license, desires Work as chauffeur. liquor or drug store. porter, ele- or._waiter. _ Atlantic 8872, YOUNG MAN. white. aged 29. exp. groceries and produce. also dept position with future. Box 17 experience; Met. 5202, ¢ experience ion phar- SITUATIONS WOMEN. ADVERTISING SOLICITOR by phone. must be done in home. Phone Shepherd PERSONAL. NIGHT OLERK, elderly, with salss ability. for fruft stand; slert: refs. required. 2001 Bladensburg rd. n.e. FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU wait. Emergency Laboratory, Room 601. Westory Bldg. 14th and F. Met. 1835 PAINTERS, experienced.Apply 4624 Til- den st. n.w. See Mr. Remler. PHOTOGRAPHER. experienced with chil- dren: also young men to assist DhOtOB: rapher: good salary. 917 1lth st. n.w. 1° PRINTING PL! EMAN for mediui sized shop. Good salary will be paid to the man who qualifies. References strictly confidential. ' Our_employes know of this ad. _Box 232-8, Star. s e s ROCK_WOOL insulation men_ experience on blowing crews necessary. Phone Adams 7 oetween 7:30 and 9 am. LESMEN for easy selling line with estab. firm.; full or part time; leads furn.; permanent.’ Natl. 4813. SELL SHARES industrial bank: leads fur- nished: assistance in closing sales. Apply 344 Washington Bldg.. 10-12 am. SHIPPING CLERK. experienced for whole- sale dry cleaning plant only: none other need apply: must be recently emploved: good wages; references. 1333 Buchanan St nw. el SINGLE MAN fo do general furniture re- pairing and refinishing. Apply 3303 1ith TINNER for tin roofing and guttering. steady outside work: good wages to the ht mém, open shop; nearby Va. Box WEATHER-STRIP MECHANICS. Aoply 937 New_York av Expe YOUNG MAN STENOGRAPH Catholic college experience preferred. Give Aage._schools attended. etc. Box 286-T. Star. YOUNG MAN for city deliveries. Must have D. C. permit, Apply 1724 H st. n.w.. Kay Myers. 3 YOUNG MAN with some bookkeeping ex- perlence, must be reliable, efficient and have D. C. driver's permit. In reply give all detalls regarding education, experience. religion and salary expected. Box 37-S, Star. YOUNG MAN—Nationally known manufac- furer requires a young man for merchan- dising display work in retail grocery and drug stores in Washington and vicinity. Must be high school graduate of neat ap- pearance and free to travel. Will operate 115-ton truck. making deliveries ng with display work. Straight salary paid. Good chance for advancement. Give experience, references, phone number and da'e avail- able. Box 460-T. Star. YOUNG MAN of neat api selling_ to retailers: Box _186-V. Stai ROOFING FOREMAN. Excellent opportunity for reliable man thoroughly experienced in re-roofing and siding, to take full charge of application work. Straight salary basis. no piecework. Give full particulars. including last three g‘nnlonrx. In strict confidence. Box 161-V, ar. REAL ESTATE SALESMEN wanted for 1.000 low-priced home subdivision: 5 sam- ples near completion. Best offer in town for producers. Plenty of prospects to start on. Car necessary. Call Mr. Bradburn, Greenwood 3456. or see him on property, Gruver st. and Queens Chapel rd CLEARWOOD DEVELOPMENT ©O. ce to lear! state qualifications. KEYS. 2 bunches, on Monday, Sept. Return to E. F. Morris, 478 Md. ave. PN = g S LLEWELLYN SETTER, black and white With brown spots on head and front paws. Answers to name "Lass.” Child’s pet. Re- ward. C. H. J. Becker, 1810 24th st. n.W. Potomac 25 of bills, about $143. between 5 and 6 a.m. on bus, between 17th and Pa. ave. se. and 14th and V st. n.w. Finder return 10 1521 Pa. ave, s.e. Atlantic 3653, Liberal reward. 290 POCKETBOOK: Sept_ 27, in taxi. _ Please Teturn keys and glasses. Phone Potomac 2018. 30" RAINCOAT, Burberry make, left in Plym- outh faxi Sept. 27. Return to Lost and Found Dept., Mayflower Hotel. Reward. RING, silver, with onyx stone: sentimental value! Reward. R. M. Emerson, Bliss Electrical School. Shepherd 3070. TWO LARGE ENVELOPES containing business detaily of Carl Steed, ir. 343 K st. s.w. Met. 2084. L. L. B." near ur 'S, . Blfver Shiing Braat ewasd WRIST WATCH, lady's Bulova, white gold with link chain: vic. 15th bet. Ese and Washington Hotel or Garfinckel's. Sat. aft. initialed Phone “laughs at locksmiths.” He winked at Spike. “Here's what to do. In about an hour you begin to get a terrible toothache. You call up your dentist—presumably. But you keep the hook down. He tells you to be at his office at 4 o'clock. You leave. In & taxicab, if possible. If not, have Paul drive you to the building where your dentist’s office is. You go in the front door and go out the back. At 4:15 you meet me in the Casino in Central Park. See?” Irene’s voice was breathless. “I's just like s movie!™ Conster- mation followed ecstasy. *“But I won't get home until 6 or so. What'll I say to Margit?” “Leave that,” Charlie replied, “to me. Four-fifteen at the Casino. I'll eount the minutes, darling.” “ Reward. National 5400, Ext. 119. AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN (1), to sell new Buicks and used cars. We have an excel- lent opportunity for the higher type of men to make a permanent connection with one of the fastest-growing Buick dealerships in or near Washington. Full co-operation on our part, plus the prestige of the fastest- selling automobile on today’s market. Here is YOUR opportunity to make money, Don't let it pass by, Apply between 10 and 12 or 1 and 3. Wade Motor Co.. Silver ing. Md.. opposite B. & O. Station. SEVERAL OPENINGS FOR _AMBITIOUS, RELIABLE MEN DESIRING TO EA%,N $3.500 A YEAR OR _MORE IN THE A IDEN’ LAUNDRY, INC., 3700 EASTERN AVE. MAN Wanted. over 24, with car. to worl local department store through pplian department. Splendid opportunity for ad- vancement. Write fully. giving age, past Also employment and_telephone number. ¥hy you wish to be considered. Box 17 Star, TWO MEN, Married preferred. age 23 to 35: gpecil] work contacting store customers. Steady Job and good pay. Give details and nearest Bhone in letter. Car necessary. Box 243-V, SPECIAL NOTICES. CERTIFICATE _NUMBER 1001 _ FOR §14/16 shares of American Dairy Supply Co.. Inc. has been lost and application i being made for a duplicate DAVID KOHN. Jr.. 210 South Clifton Terr 1 WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE debts contracied by any one otner than myself. JOHN H THACKSTON, Quiny 1026 _15th st. Ey VACUUM CLEA! or FURNACES {600 Guitemn o Estimates on plumbing and heating. Terms, CARL ROBEY, INC.. roofing and guttering. Phone Atlanti¢ 7710. 30% APPLES! APPLES! APPLES! Hlnd-gh:kefl Delicious apples. 3 bushels $1.00. Delicious cider, 25¢ galion. Bring containers. R. COLTON LEWIS, nr., Cen- terville, Vi FIRE ESCAPES We specialize in this work. See us about sour problem. _Lowest prices. Natl. 3766. DUPONT IRON &ORKB. e A WANTED, by distributor of the Silent-Glo-Oil Burner, supervisor and ten salesmen, highest commissions paid; di- rect distributor to customer proposition. Callat 927 N. Y. ave. n.W. EXPERIENCED furniture finishers. Apply Mr. Jett, National Furniture Co. DRIVERS AND HELPERS, WHITE; EXPERIENCED, FOR PACKAGE DELIVERY STATE AGE AND EXPERI- ENCE. BOX 29-S, STAR. HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED , BY MY own method. ~Results effective for a life- time or money back._Write for booklet. No drugs or surgery. DR, SOMMERWERCK. 1365 Columbia rd. _Adams_038S. TAKOMA PARK NURSING HOME REC- ommended by best physicians and hospital special diets; eficient, refined nurses: gen- tleman attendant. Unexpected vacancy o first floor. Shepherd 3200. DRESSMAK IF SUFFERING, SEE DR. DELLA LEDE decke' “the chiropractor with the won: fu' hands, O. West 1120, WANT FEW MORE MIDDLE-AGED M be: for our card dance ub: refre m _information. _Box 366-T. Star. WANT TO SELL MY WONDERFUL HOME- made cookies and taris in grocery and delicatessen_stores. _Columbia_ 4031. POPULAR MUSIC IN 20 LESSONS, GUAR- Violin. piano, guitar, § VICTOR J. anteed! GEORGE. Oth'st. see. 2028 NORTH CAPITOL ST.—LOVELY, quiet, homelike place; best of foods: eider- Iy people especially.’ Am nurse, 16 vrs." experience. NURSE. EXPERIENCED. WILL BOARD I fant or young child. _ Healthful surround- ines. Large vard. Shepherd 1462 WH! DEATH STRIKES A FAMIL! there is Nlo need to fecl that they mu accept inferfor funeral services due to in- ability to pay & higher price. The Greater W. W. Chambers Co. offers a complete funeral, cars and all, for as little as $75. World finest waterproof, Airtight, guaran- teed steel burial vault may be had from Chambers for $85. 1In case of death call the Greater W. W. Chambers Co.. 14th st.. corner Chapin b w.. Columbia 0432, “Phone or write our address. We will send you a beautiful catalogue of how we do it. “1400 Chapin st. n.w., phone Columbia 0432. 517 Tlth st_se. vhone Atlantic 6700. PRIVATE ASSISTANCE IN CORRECTION STAMMERING. As a cured stammerer. I can help you Limited class only. Phone Clev. 5 from 6 to 7 p.m. 'TO CHICAGO AND POINTS WEST, NEW cary leave Sat. Call Jackson 1540-J, 6 to 9 p VKDL b NATURAL BRIDGE., _SKYLINE DRIVE, Monticello, Ashlawn: Sat. p.m. and Sun.; PVt part cription. Emerson 7124. * 1936 FORD CABRIOLET LEAVING FOR Chicago Saturda. passengers wanted. Call Cleveland : er 6 pm. NEW YORK, PHILA. ONE WAY, FRI .m. or Sat. a.m. WHITING. District 6110, Ex. 621, 1 2:45 noon. G WANTED 3 PASSENGERS. INCLUDING driver. to Tulsa. Okla.. October 2 and, Call Deca Extension 323. 1% DRIVIN ARA FALLS FRIDAY, 1s return Washington Sunday evening: ne gar; careful driver: reasonable. ~ Cieveland HELP WOMEN. _ BEAUTY CONSULTANT—Vacancy fo be filled by woman of intelligence and initi- ative. ~Liberal commission while training for salaried position. ~Apply 9-12, Der- metics, Inc.. 505 Washington Bldj BEAUTY PARLOR OPERATORS: must be experienced in marcel and permanent wav- ing: Harper training not necessary. Harper Method, 1714 _Connecticut ave. 3% COOK, experienced, young white woman; Iarge_cafeteria; no evenings or Sunday. Box 59-V. Sta 9, s COUNTER GIRLS for large cafeteri experienced need apply. National Press Blds. iy DRESSES FURNISHED, Show your friends our ‘dresses and make good money: also hosiery, linegerie and complete guaranteed s line. Gramont. 715 9th TRt FITTER, experienced, for Conn. ave. dress girmlnenu if satisfactory. Box ar. GIRL for office of cleaning store. _Apply Kensington Cleaners, Kensington, Md., Fri- day_between 9 and 12, GIRL, light housework: stay some night §-day week; $20 monih. APt 21, 185 : only Press Cafeteria, GIRL for office work, typing. correspond- ghce.’ answer phone: must bé alert. 534 B Il pay total of $15 per _Box 196-V. Star. L HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE, young lady with pleasant voice to earn part tuition in exchange for part-time work at school Box 4. s young. to swer phone of typing; small salary to start: chance for advancemen state age. experience, Sainiy d VN SALAD GIRL. thoroushly experienced; Teferences, APply 824 18th st. n.w. BALESGIRLS (10). teady to wear, diately, experienced d Maison's. 1224 G_st. n.W. i 'SALESWOMAN. one interested in_sewing e A Complete sewink sourse glten while in training. Singer Sewing Machine Co.. 611 12th st. . nw. cler, with EA ALTERATIONS —Dressmaking: coats re- lined, $2.50 up: hems. 50c up. Met. 16 Apt. 303, 815 1Kth n.w. A BEAUTY OPERATOR desires position. 1st- class beauty salon. Mt. Pleasant vicini can Mond 8 COLORED SETTLED WOMAN wants plain €oOKing; clean, reliable; references. Atlantic 6467 FLOOR WORK. sanding and _finishing: prices reasonable. work guaranteed. C. C. Deaton. 903 Longfellow st. n.w. Georgia FLOOR SANDING. Sanding machines for rent. $2.50 di .~ White mechanics. Hankins. Dist. 7296 or Met. 8896. - FOR REMODELING or general repairs at LOWEST rates. call North 10175, evenings. FURNACES CLEANED. oil and col; air- tighted: scale removed; more heat. le fuel: repairing: 25 yrs'. exp. Clev, GEO. T. LANGHORNE, Jr., 2808 Morrison 8t. NW _Cleveland 0513, Repairing—Remodeling—Porch Inclosures. No Job Too Small. INSULATION PREPARE FOR WINTER NOW. CORK INSULATED ROOFING ""HOME IMPROVEMENT AND INSULATION CO. ____.____Atlantic JOB_PLASTERING. cement toy small, none too far. 707 M st Distr. ) PAINTING. rapering I do my own work. Work guaranteed. Call after 5 o'clock. N. Raine. Col. A505-W. 1° PAINTING. rior and exterior. I_mix my own paint; responsible mecharic. Low- est prices. rving st D ams BA4R-W. s PAPERING. PAINTING. REPAIRS. “BETTER HOME IMPROVEMENTS." PROPERTY MAINTENANCE CO., 351 Georgia Ave. NW. 7. Eves, Atlantic _3048. d_plastering. DRAFTING, toposraphical: experienced in Pat. Off. trade-mark drawing. lettering. 3 Phone after 4 pm., F-eo. terations, women's, chil- erie, smockin -class work guar. Pot ined. in s’ ged cxperience excellen a m h. Columbia 4031 PRACTICAL NURSE wishes 12-hour-duty case; will reasonably: ~refere firs twe referencs; nced. capable Cievéland 5 thoroughly experienced, can corréspondence. trained to meet public, desires permanent position. SECRETARY, hand] the TYPING: manuscripts of a: accurate’ work. at my home: 6430-W. _Della Hunt. S B WOMAN. educated. will prepare 2 meals a,day for 1 or 2, sour home. Box 185:V. ar. GOVERNESS, EXPERIENCED, AND CHILD NURSE. SPEAKING _ AND TEACHING SEVERAL LANGUAGES GOOD _REFS. GOES, CITY"AND "COUNTRY. ~ NORTH " North ____SITUATIONS DOMESTIC. BUNDLE LAUNDRY to take home. 1si- class work, wash and ironing, $1.50 and §1.__Call_Lincoln_100086. SRR COLORED GIRL wants fob as waltress or part-time work. Call at any time. Norchgpags . ¢ O O 3 COLORED HOME ECONOMIST wants work. manager of private home or bachelor apartments. Box 172-V. Star, _ % =z GIRL. neat. colored. wints general house- work or day's work; good city ref. Call De- cabur 36033, T S ¥ GIRL. white. settled_ wishes position help- ing with housework: stay nights. Box 1 , Btar, S 30¢ GIRL. neat. rcliable, ts work. part time or by the week: ref. Call North 0606-W. GIRL. colored, honest. from Va. wanis lob cooking. &.h.w. g00d laundress. North GIRL voung. colored. wishes day's work or pari-time Work of any kind; ref. Potomac GIRL. colored, intelligent, desires position: Gxcellent cook city refs, Phone Decatur GIRL. colored. . wants gh.w.: references. Call after 6 Li GIRL. colored. desire g.h.w. or Atlantic 7 LS SRR O GIRL, colored. wishes work as chamber- maid, waitress or general housewor Sundays: good ref. North 9430. GIRL. colored, efficient, wants work as cook and general houseworker, first-class Teference, 15 yrs.’ experience; home nights: under $i2 per week. = Call District 5_from 2 to R pm. L GIRL, colored. wants job as gh. or waitress; stay nights; reference: GIRL. colored. neat and reliable, wishes pari-time work; mornings or afternoons; city reference. _Adams 5142, GIRLS, 2. colored. want general housework or part time or ail day; experienced. De- catur 2256-. PAPERING. PAINTING: work guaranteed: rock-bot prices; father and son. Co- 508 Kenyon st. n.w. PAPERING. painting: responsible o] man: prices reas.. work guaranteed: best references: estimates. Greenwood 16 | PAPER HANGING. papering: September pecial. $7 washable | guarantee my Save by | Spigel. Randoioh PAPER HANGING and paintine. good: work euaranteed; lowest town. Davis. Met. 6471. ING this week only. sunfast paper 1937:_work gu d._Adams 1591, | PLASTERING. cement 2 Minnick, Dpaper w calling clean and | painting. repairs. waterproofing ments. damp walls, leaky roofs. oln 18K, PLUMBING AND HEATING. Jobbing and Remodeling a Specialty, HARRY E. WILLIAMS. NOBTH 6248, ROOFING SIDING INSULATION Terms 1t Desired. ENTERPRISE ROOFING COMPANY, 2125 R. 1. Avi Potomac 02 UPHOLSTERING Funiture, re airing. Work done in home if desired. Weaver, 1434 Newton n.w. Adams 8401, __BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. downtown corne: wkly. Teceipts $1.400: lease; 500: easy terms. Capital Ad- Justing & Finance Co.. 1008 H st. GAS_AND OIL FILLING STATION FOR LEAS] ALSO PARKING LOTS. BEH- REND. 1317 F. FAIRMONT N.W. must be sold. Also Md. ave. tourist 12 rooms. 2 baths. If you want to make money see this. 15th and Lamont n.w., 14 rooms. oil heat. newly papered and” painted, %1.100. 8600 down. Call Mrs. Cross, ' Frank Fern, 304 Mass. ave. ne. Atlantic 3365 . GROCERY. doing §: ness: “nearby Wash. lease: fixtures cost $1 stock: price_ $27.000. Ad]usll;\‘fl & Finance C )0 cash wkly. busi- rent. $150; ten-vear 00: carries $7.000 terms. Capital 1005 H st. n.w., T baths: fille ing: rent, $100: good leas session. ' 1831 Lamont st ROOMING HOUSE. 17th nr. Que: § rms. bath: t. price, $750; terms. Mis. s GROCERY and meat marke fice: “good cash _business Phone_Lincoln 62! GROCERY. doing rent. $00. with ap! Capital Adjusting & H st Met. 481 CONN. AVE. 3 baths, beautiful : owner sick. must sell. Total $050; balance easy. ~Call Filer. Fern, 304 Mass. ave. n.e. Atlantic_336 MILLINERY AND DRI SHOP. upper Conn. sve.: iow rental. Priced for quick sale. Box 261-T. Sta 30° BUFFET _LUNCH—Opi des.; beer: nice business: $2.500; terms. Capital Ad- Justing & Finance Co.._ 1008 H st. suitable board- immediate lnos- must_s: only $1,000. term . $6.00 Finance Co., 1008 GIRLS, colored. reliable. desire —general housework, day’s or part-time work: refer- ences. th 2310-J. GIRLS. work 017-W. etail {ruit business in city: would expect buver to handle our Wholesale outlet on cars of fancy fruits from Fla.: ability and cash necessary. Box 166-V. Star. 5 red ( or part-time work, morning pref.. as office maids, chamber- ids. _Call Decatur 5319, om North Caroling, want Work as cook, maid or nursemaid: ex- perienced; can stay nights. Phone Pot. LAUNDRESS, experienced, reliable: delivered: sunny yard; curtains, : ‘reasonable; reference. Potomac city ref. Susie Moregan, 1 3_12th Apt. 2. SOUTHERN GIRLS desire par day's work; plain washing. Call 9:30 to 4, Netionalcomg e o -0 o WHITE WOMAN, honest. teliable: good plair cook: best of references; stay nights. Box450-T.Star. _____ 30° WOMAN, young, colored, experienced, want: general housework or’in doctor's’ office; reference. _Di WOMAN. colore and general houseworker. o & %isn ‘WOMAN, colored. wants work of any kind, plain cook. willing worker. good cleaner; home nights. Dockers, 4836 Hayes st. ne WOMAN, _colored, _reliable, work, laundry or' cleanin et. " 800, /OMAN. white, desires Work as cook or general houseworker or housekeeper for e Al 1461 d t #00d_cook Call North wants day's Pearl Gray, ok, W AN, colo 5 Pot. 3514, Wi ex general housework; sta; 811 d st part-time best ' references. b day_work: N P’h%l.\e North 5128, WOMAN, white, wants i, 8 ht il ond UEST HOUSE (exclusive residential sec- tion)—27 beautifully furnished rooms. 6 attractive baths; reasonable rent, With over $1.200 monthly income; $4,75 terms. R._M. De Shazo, 1123 14th'n National 5520, L ROOMING HOUSE. 17 rooms and_bath, large garage: dowitown location: alwayi filled: leaving city. must sell at onc sonable. y: 08 _ . suitable for Lighi sacrifice for quick cash ale. . Allr ._Wis. and Reservoir rd.* RESTAURANT. on Richmond-Washington highway: living quarters, modern conven- lences, dau?le cabin, 4 a. land: 22 mi. so. Alexandria.” Box 18-V, Star. ______ GARAGE FOR 15 TO 60 CARS WITH repair shop; want to buy or lease; must be reasonable. Box 271-S. S RESTAURANT with beer for sale: oppor- tunity for one with sea food. 1417 Capitol st. 300 APARTMENT _ HOTEL _ (down¥own)—3: nice rooms, 12 baths; income over X800 very low rent: only $4.5600; terms. R. M. De Shazo, 11493 14th n.w. Natl 5521, ¢ 16th AND QUE ST. N.W.. 0 rooms, 2 baths. clean house:” very low rent: exceptionally good buy, $600: 8300 down. balance %5 er month, Owner. Call Mrs. PFiler. gragk Fern, 304 Mass. ave, n.e. Atanic DRUG _STORE _(corner)—Owner retiring ?xl:'g-eu;?gr ;fent only $60,00; deal for out armacist: onl 2200, R. M. e Bhao. 1125 14th now. Natl: 8550, "% or B William Thomas, | J. | the enlargement of the Mall. MISCELLANEOUS. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. (Oontinued.) MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE. (Oontinued.) ROOMING HOUSE. 23 rooms, income over $400: very low rent: 2,900, account other busines 1123 14th n.w. Natl, B 1000 services ojni Igyllnel.‘qu_lflfi:V Star. _i"t I WILL PAY CASH for rooming house in €ood Tental location. Address Mrs. E. Filer. 304 Mass. ave. n.e. __Atlantic . GUEST HOUSE for sale. 22 rooms, 4 bath: Mass. ave. near Dupont Circle: must this week: %2,500; ble terms. Mr. Vaughan, 52 GROCERY, MEAT MARKET: doing over $400 weekly business: rent only $40, with #ood lease: excellent fixtures: clean stock. On account of other business will sacrifice for $2,500 on liberal terms to responsible party. R. M. De Shazo, 11% 14th n.w, National o L GUEST HOUSE nr. Conn. & living rm., lobby. dining: 3 1 6 baths: sacrifice; R. M. De 21 autifully fur- Keach, 1008 rooms, 4 baths: completely lled: must be sold this week: total price, 2.600: low down_payment: easy terms. all Mrs, Cross. Fi ave. n.e. GASOLINE STATION, avenue; estab. business: low_rent; price. $1.250. _Box 258-V, Star. RESTAURANT, liauor well equipped; b- year lease: sacrifice, $3.000 for immediate sale. _Box 345-V, Star. VARIETY STORE, business street; good bus.: yent, $50 month, incl. 4-room apt.; price, $1.500._Box 153-V. Star. L BETTER-CLASS ROOMING HOUSE Just off Conn. ave, near Shoreham Hotel, All'new furniture. bought October 1, 1936: no vacancies: low rent: on lease; income over $i425. For sale at sacrifice price. It will pay you to investigate. Mr. Sasnett, National 8880 CONFECT.. school supplies and sandwich thop. well equipped, and 4 rooms; rent, $45: " price, S350 Confect.. variety and 4 rooms; rent, $60; well stocked: real bargain Confect.. sandwiches and X-foom rooming house; splendid business; bargain: $150 down Delicatessen and beer, rent by $40 daily; little town: bargain. Delicatéssen and _groc cluding elec.; price, Lunch and beer, well equipped; rent, $45: leaving town: sacrifice Lunch and beer; rent, $62: splendid busi- ness: sacrifice for $5; Sandwiches and = beer: $35; 82 weekly: asking $600. Rooming house. 11 rooms: rent, $65; G. W. U.; sacrifice for $150, with down. Rooming house. 9 rooms: rent, ¥ furnished: bargain for $500! cash, $55 monthly. $15. Rooming House, 11 rooms. 2 baths: cheap rent; oil heat; price. $100. Rooming house. 12 rooms; rent, $60: owner very large: busy lease; $40: competition; iness ving Tent, same vears: nicely furnished; asking only $ 5 W o % 18 _602 P St NW. ?Nm i LARGE ROOMING HOUSE on R. I income: nicely furn.: lease: filled: immedi- ale possession: $000 handles. WOODRUFF REALTY CO., } H St. N.W. (Room 410). Met. 153, ROOMING HOUSE BARGAIN. Col. rd. ‘at 14th nw.: baths; $i5 rent: $:50; terms EDWIN L. ELLIS, 1010 Vermont Ave.. Room “17. N ROOMING AND BOARDING HOUSES WANTED AT ONCE. Buyers waiting. No listing charge. Our special service o clients bring quicker and better results. Call Natl. 9654. IT PAYS, S. WINFIELD, 908 10th N.W., Wash.'s Largest Rooming House Broker. 1% 140. * nice 10 rooms, MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE. ANTIQUES —Will be sold at public auction, very fine collection of early Pennsylvania furniture; mahogany slant-top desk, inlaid; broken-arch-top corner cupboard: fine, high-post bed; early glass and hundreds of other items. ' Sale. Saturday, Oct. 2. 10 am., ALL-DAY SALE. Oven for inspec- fon Bow. ~EL Alper Auction House, ANTIQUE TABLE. San Domingo 1 drop: table. c; sSing table h st s.e. afte: avenport suites. chifforobe, couch, wardrobe. Georgia ave. * BED ROOM. typewriter. stua refz.. beds | BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES all sizes; supplies repairing ~ping-pong tables and accessories. Conn. 810 9th st. N.W. Dis BLOWERS. S 7.50; ¢ ost: installed sm: repaired. _ 1608 14th T heaters, furnaces, L t blowers, oil burners and stokers. slightly used. Kay Coal Co.. 916 W st. n.w. BOY'S SUIT and cap. dark blue, for 19-yr. old: also zood topcoat, gray. cap to match. 2718 Woodley pl. n.w S el BRICKS, lumber, beams, doors, sash, ra- diators, 'plumbing_fixtures. etc. H. Her- furth. Jr. Inc. Half and O sis. s.e BUFFET. le velvet portieres. lady's_coat. shoes, tusedo suit. rugs. Call Colungbia 5271, . BUILMER'S HOIST. Novo A Wwith cable. elev and pi $300.__Georgia i - BUILDING MATERIAL WRECKING SALE. Hechinger's are now tearing down Tem- porary Building “F’'—two city blocks—for rewound; condition, xtures, MAN'S BUITS, tuxedo, size it 5. same Practie g sell_very m.«m.me.~w1ugn§mu4l&17y47'.‘"' MILL EQUIPMENT—60-h, p. 3 Fairbanks-Morse Diesel engine, ;! new:. rolling mills. cornmea uckwheat flour mill, belts, pulieys shafts, clutches, _elévators, ‘wheat" o merigher, éte. Tnspection by o r _further 1 e dress Geotge B: Fraley. Derwond " sid. “1e NORGE REFRIGERATOR. 5 eu. fr.. cashi price $179: 6 months in use: herihe Tor $100, 21 _1st st. n.w. _Rand. 4 " OFFICE FURNITURE. new, X : ¢chairs, flling cabinet aShingion Batims Co. new location. 5o B mow Rt ais QIL BURNERS, all sizes. new and used insulation optional; terms. Get our price , ot ices, 7 9th st OIL | BURNER “SPECIAL—3 new 1% 2 new 1044 Bihtea"l Sent 05 0 Bros ol PHONOGRAPH RECO 5 Inrgest selection ‘e ere 1 E. O. Linkens, 924 pth iy PIANO—Small size, ful1 } ment upright, used for mmll]}\s. special to :lflstnnll:’l/l!..b:;‘;flmuhr nice w"flfm?:.‘r.',‘fnz'mrg looks and plays Jike 'ay $6 monthly. Nat! 3. Arf 3 3 2 Zc“ng;.,h‘u“r!!iwdnn Plano Co. 1239 G PIANOS—Kitt 2 Daby erand. $o0a" pornd:, 32 in splend! Natl. -40. and 4 10¢c ea. n.w. eyboard. apart. 85: Poster both reconditioned and tion; very easy terms Haul _Kitt's, 1330 G st, nw ' light]! in ty no Tow CeikBLY used spinete-type pianc $245; a real val sidering we sell it new 5052 very easy terms. Natl 47,(1:":(‘“" by PIANOS —Use is dellli\'('r self; also bargains in stools._The Piano 14th st. nw PIANO. small John Son. wals nut inish: 830, Columpie Samd: 500 Wai- ber baby C. 8. th 10000, PIANOS—We've req fow 1y used ne 245 Colo, Apt. 60 aced prices great] W type console pi an model, now ouls XV model" i o nodel, ‘now $: ter Full “new-piano 2 10" guarante Arthur * Jorda i Somme ith_and G stg, > 10 Co. 08 FO —— Natl. 4730 Kitt's, 3590 PIANO. apt. upfight, like ney forced (5 ol St Mlke ne Columbia rd, n PIANO. upright wili accept first Georgia 0109 betw, PIECES or e room. linens Apis.. No. 12 RADIOS New now . mahogany: sacrifice for cash. )o!i €00d _condltion: bargain: reasonable offer. " Call €en 6 and 9 p.m. ntire furnishings, bed 1i e1c.. sacrifice 3t s g A._Metropolitan 2161 1937 models off for 5| o' . a(ca . Apex Elec. Co., 709 9th s ERA“DIX%SG:“'Q‘;\ “dT,'"“” used sets for our 2,d set on' a new 193% model anor 4o ::D 0% 9th st. n.w. at G ADIO. Grunow. good as 11 Maple ave.. Takoms Bory RADIO. bat operated P new, $50 ico and G ere and s 14 Toth st: 'y RADIO-PHONO. ¢ Brunswick: excelle Apex Elec. Co. as low & money. GERA’ =] Suaraniced ad et exhaust and ceiling far REFRIGERATOR, :iép;' S35, West IGERATORS, :l]?‘l And'um’d as low as $25. P H_ ._Lincoln_ 6050, BEFRIGERATOR. e] ° 50 ¥ §55: ventilatin, . 1608 14th 2 years e “Gold Seal. -_Apply 508 H R COATS, Sis: ur old rugs. Pur "Co " F0 o S 19 pm. | MACHINE, Singer elsc. console, sacrifice for $65: o he 810, ga7 b oy, I G MACHINE, Singer. el 5yareadies. 85" ana” seiiesra”'ggl:{ 4th n.w. Columbia 8245 CHINES. used,_reconditioned: portables, consoles 5 i bargains. Adams 005, Deajer > Unusual SLAT! 5 are, SLATE. used. & on; $5 per square, STEAM BOILER, ! Roval. down draft; ment_house. and SEWING eda. 0. 412 Hart & Orouse suitabie for I Box: 41 itavie for large apar We are also | busy changing the city's skyline on many | other wrecking jobs. Brick, lumber and plumbing matertals | | at bargein prices from hundreds ot | Ing jobs, reconditioned and neatl raneed for your easy selection. Youw'll | save time as well &s money by comin | any,of gur four sards e quote deli | | or undelivered_Phone orders Atlantic 1400 HECHINGER CO.. Used Mater:al Dept. 15th & H Sts. N.E. 8th & C Sts. S'W. Ga. Ave. NW. 1905 Nichols S.E Simmon: adloom rug. Mo AND ADDING MACHINES BULOVA, Eigin. Waltham and Hamilton watches. in vellow and white goid: both men’s and ladies’ wrist watches, $12.50 {worth up to $45): other good watches as low as $5. Take your choice. save plenty money. Dixie Pawnbrokers’ Exchange. 1118 Hst.n.e. Open to 8 pm.. Sun. t0 2 bm. * CADET OFFICER'S UNTFORM. combletely cauipped; for boy 5 ft. 10 inches; $11.50, Emerson CAMERA, Rolleifl sacrifice for &6 4 1st st. n.w. 33 CASH REGISTER. show cases, counters, £oflce rns, steam table, siools, scales and s of every description. Baum._Inc.. 307 9th_st. n.w. e COAL WOOD & OIL STOVES. srate bars ulating heater: tove pipe and fittings. ___HECHINGER CO.. 4 STORES—4." CLOTHING—Men's new and slightly used Suits. overcoats and topcoats, $5. $7 and i 'v"d'r:;,xb"’“;""fimi in I(g‘x‘n‘ save e ie 'awnbrokers” nge, 1118 H st. n.e. _Open to 9 n.m. - CRAFTSMAN 6-inch joiner, also 8-inch bench saw, !2-hp. models. both heavy duty and like new three 5. Cost $135.00, sacrifice, Reason for selling. owner injured. 1817 47th pl. n.w. _Phone Cleveland 6034. 1+ DIAMONDS, watches and jewelery at about one-third to one-fourth original cost. _All articles guaranteed as we represent. Dia- mond engagement_and diamond Wedding band rines at S$7.50 up. Dixie Pawn- brokers’ Exchange. 1118 H st, n.e. Open eve. to % p.m.; Sun.. 2 p.m. Ld DESK_TABLE. walnut. dark red 2445 15th st. n.w.. Apt. 30° practically n original price, Randolph 46: Teather Adams E. beautiful room. and odd table: Perry vl. 1 0 DINING ROOM SUITE. mah ®ood condition, (No dealers.) Can be seen rnings between § a.m. and 12. Atlantic 0-J._1128 4th st. 6. . DIVAN. practically new;: rea: 10th st. n.w. Srn ELEC. CLEANER. sewing machine. end table. kifchen table, chairs leather couch. bureau and chest of .drawers. antique rock er. table lamp; must be sold Thursday night: sacrifice. 5015 Tlinois ave. n.w. ELECTRIC RANGES. G. E. and Hotpoint $15 allowance old stove: 30-day free trial Maryland Electric Appliance Co.. 3313 R. I ave. n.e._Greenwood 0f ELECTROLUX, 4 cubic owner leaving city, 412 ave. n.w. FRIGIDAIRE for_sale. medium size, exci lent_condition, $45. Call Georgia_9210. FRIGIDAIRE, genuine. late model, slight- ly used: 6 cubic ft.; guaranteed; very low price._Apply 508 Hst.ne. FRIGIDAIRE. 4 cubic ft.. 1035 model, ¢: cellent condition. used very little: very rea- sonable. Met. 2213. Mr. Watkins. 1% FRIGIDATRES—Some real bargains in re- possessed and floor models: also two 150- bottle-size beverage coolers. See them at the store of Arthur H. Todd, 3418 R. 1. ave. me. Phone Greenwood 1501. Oper i FURNITURE, for 7-room hbuse. §o0d con- dition; owner leaving city. 5400 32nd st. n.w. _Cleveland 5618, o5 FURNITURE, double poster bed, with spring, finish, $5: bed-daven- mirror and two chairs, Adams_0900. FURNITURE—Can_you pay cash? Then you don’t have to buy used furn.: 4 floors fine new furn. at savings up to 40% for cash: come in. see What your cash dollar wili ‘do. Washington's only_cash furn. store. Household Furn, Co., S0 7th n.w. D 3-pe. living reasonable. 1434 A-1_conditior ew Hampshire s t dd pieces. pianos. radios, 1(2“"“1.:5 5. odd pieces. s, Tadios, etc. & Garpets. Ozite from local hotels. © " *°° GAS RANGE, white porcelain. full imost new: reasonable. A after 7:30 pm. GAS STOVE, X fable top. white: cheap for R. T ave. ne. Greenwood 09 HOT-WATER _ HEATER, _instantaneou barber chair, beauly shop equipment. Cleveland 47: INSULATE,_sour Attic With newspaper matrices—the new, novel way. Make your home cooler in Summer and warmer in Winter. Basily applied and will take paint. varhish or stain. May also be used for ceilar cellings. Oniy S1 per 100, “Abpiy Removal sal large stock prices_slashed. must be sold: 1 Cap! Typewriter Co. ENTAL SERVICE. Geo. n.w.—Underwoods, i S1 depo: EWRITERS —American Typew; 0. established 25 years: sales. rents and re- pairs. Open evenings. 1431 E. Capitol st., Lincoln 0082, Away_from high rents VACUUM CLEANER. Apex. hand cleancr included; late model, n v Drcelediate model. guarateed; very low VACUUM_CLEANERS, Hoovers. Electrolux and many éOEXI'Y ;ebul‘!ll,dhk! new: l-vear guar. We iver and demonstrate. BEST BRAN] C€O._805_11th st. n.w. National SoayPs VACUUM CLEANER. Royal. used 1 mont s 118 Maple ave., Takoma Park. ERS—EUREKA, 4.0 AIRWAY or ELECTROLUX. Factory rebuilt and uaranteed ew. Open evenings and gll days to nv“m. Standard Brands, 13: up; Eurekas, ofhers: fac- VACUUM CLEANERS. rebuilt, - one-year guarar Eureka. Roval, Alrway, Elec! > and up. Aiso ne Roval, Apex at ‘gren erms as low as 10 cents a day. 450, Fents a da al Center, 514 VICTORIAN RECEPTION CHAIR. vei - namental: inlaid mother an‘E;l:l?r’r\:'lh seat: price. $2 North 1420, Aot. 124 VIOLIN, Hungarian impo 3 118 Maple ave. Takoma Bark o™ 90 VENDING MACHINE OPERATORS—Nuts and candy for vending machines. Nits daily. M. razier b 126 Upshur :t.. Col. 1810. Gt iy WALL PA"ER, room Iots, §1 rooms 12x! 324 Penn. ave. WASHING MACHINE. repossession. spinner model; iz price; no mMONEY down: 15c per day. 700 Oth §t. n.w. at G WASHING MACHINES. A.B.C.. Apex. Thor. Maytag: rebuilt and guaranteed: aiso floor samples and factory seconds at a gre. saving: terms as low as 10 cents & day Elecwical Center, 514 10th st. n.w. Na- tional 8 sl 53 WESTINGHOUSE. new unit. porcelain in- side and out, for sale, $90 cash. Phone Columbia 4 iy 4-POSTER N BEDS. walnut finish, with de luxe coil springs: reasonable. Newly Teconditioned matiresses free (o purchaser. = RUGS. New Fall stock. all sizes: fmported, Oriental. Persian and Chine: designs. low prices; room sizes from $9.95. ., CAPITOL RUG CO.. 2821 Tith ST. (AT HARVARD), Open_Evenings and Sun, saving per Toom 1 Mahoney' Wall Paver Con e During_our 54th September Sale we have made great reductions in prices on slightly “used and reconditioned §iands and uprights. Grands 155 up and uprights as low as $40, all instruments in perfect condition. One used apartment upricht, $138.50. one Gulbranson grand. $155. Pianos for . Huxo of the Don't fail to examine the Minnepiano. the most vopular small upright. HUGO WORCH 1110 G St. N.W. Room 1,03, Star Building. lone Nationa! 5000, Ext. 279. MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT. ROOMING HOUSE (Dupont Cirele)—2 1y well ished; $950. R Bahaiio 1ids Tdtn nw: Natl u.go. LIVING RM, 2-pc.. dining room, 1 gdd cnairs. fables. Jampe. 2 inner;spring tresses. 66t ion ity Becatir 1100-W. t DINING SET. teakwood, Quesn ARGE, . Emerson 7076 morninigs. s,