Evening Star Newspaper, October 4, 1937, Page 35

ILLUSTRATED BY R.F. SCHABELITZ THE STORY THUS FAR. Life in. the Agnew home on Long Island has hitherto been under the firm guidance of lovely Margit, cool, aloof and umemo- tional. But her impulsive sister. Irene, falls in love with Charlie Jones, a sidewalk artist. Worse, Charlie is married and lives in a trailer. That he aflects her per- sorially Margit refuses to admit. But when Waldo nobly renounces Irene, Margit pays a visit to Charlie’s trailer, There she per- suades Waldo to elope vith Irene immediately. Charlie comes in and informs Waldo and Margit that he and Irene are taking a trip to the Adrirondacks. CHAPTER XIIT. Adaptation and Arr ment by Meiro-Goldwyn-Mayer Corp Margit sat in her office. trying to pull herself Keough stood in front of her. Side were two suit cases. He was totally unrecognizable due to the fact that he wore tinted spectacles, a €ray mustache and a full gray beard. Margit eyed him. “You mustn't let them out of your sight for a minute. “No, Miss Agnew.” Copvright 19 She was together. At his Margit eyed him for a minute!” “Report to me as often as possible telephone.” “Yes, madame.” “Don't hesitate to take anv steps, however violent, if the situation calls for them.” Keough replied with dignity, “I'm &n expert at jiujitsu.” 11 right, Keough. Go ahead.” The man went out in the wake of his beard. Margit sniffed. She wiped her nose with a small green chiffon handker- chief. Felice entered Bly,” she said Margit shook. “Tell her {0 go away. Tell her to jump out a window Suddenly she was seized by an oppo- site impulse. Mrs. Bly was closer to being a friend than any one else in the world. “Tell her to come in!” Mrs. Bly was wearing a maroon Army coat and carrying a muff. She came into the room like a schooner under full sail and stopped as if &omebody had dropped all her an- chors simultaneously. “Margit Ag- new! You've been crying.” “T am crying, erably. Mr= Bly sat down. “I've had jolts in my life.” she said, boisterously. *Little ones, middle-sized ones and whopper: But this is one of all! I didn't know that you had mastered the mechanism of weep- ing. What in the deuce can happen on this planet that can bring tears in your eyes?” “Irene has run away with a man,” €aid Mareit. Mrs. Bly dropped her muff. “Wal- do?" She shook her head at her- self. “No, it wouldn’t be Waldo.” She stared at the beautiful but dis- comfited executive. “What sort of a man? A crooner? The trumpet player in an orchestra? I seem to meet a good many women whose daughters ere running off with trumpe: play- ers these days.” an artist,” b the office. “Mrs. Margit said, glumly. “Good looking?" Margit drew a quivering breath through her teeth. “In a sort of ids- &ipated animal way.” “Animals don't dissipate,” said Mrs. Bly “Anyway, that has nothing to do with it.” On the contrary,” the other wom- &n responded, “if the man’s good look- ing, that has everything to do with 1" “He's cheap,” Margit said, bitterly. “He's conceited. He's cruel. He makes his living drawing people’s pictures on the street! He's—" Her voice broke. “He lives in a trailer. He spends his life bumming all over the world. And he’s——" She was barely able to enunciate the words, “he’s even married already.” Mrs. Bly took the news calmly but “I know how you . By golly, I know how Irene wiil feel. When T was 17 my family put me in a convent in the French Alps. I ran away with a man.” Her gaze became reflective. “As I recall it, he was the first man I ever ran away with. He was a bigamist at the time. Name of Franz or Hans or something like that”. But, boy, could that guy yodel!” Reluctantly, she broke off her memoirs. Margit was crying again. Mrs. Bly walked around her desk and patted her on her shoulder— “There, there. Your little Irene will come back sadder out wiser. Well, sadder, anyway. After all, if you're planning to spend your whole life with Waldo Beaver, it'’s a good idea ’ to have at least one |dventur‘m “You musn’t let them out of your sight Margit replied mis- | the biggest | THE look back on in your old age. What's the cluck’s name, anyway?" “Charlie Jones,” said Margit, mis- erably. Mrs. Bly was standing behind Mar- git's back so that her expression was unobserved. It was an extremely com- plex expression. In it could be dis- covered astonishment, mirth, incre- dulity and a sort of fiendish delight. The expression lighted her rugged features for some moments, and then she forced it to disappear. She began patting Margit’s back once more. “Charlie Jones,” she murmured. “A bum who makes his living dra ving pictures on the sidewalks. Good looking, in a sort of dissipated, ani- mal way. It does rather fit Charlie— Mr. Jones.” Margit wheeled around. know him?" “Slightly,” Mrs. Bly answered. “Just slightly. He drew my portrait in a cafe in Paris once. Made me look like a fish-faced old termagant, too, I remember. Yes, yes—I understand how you feel. It's a bit of a shock to have Charlie Jones land in the middle of your family.” “I can't see why his wife doesn't stop him from behaving the way he does.” “Evelyn—" Mrs. Bly caught her- “Do you | self up again. “I've met his wife, too, | dear,” she said casually. “Evelyn's a iittle—well, eccentric, herself. They | made a rather appalling couple. S| was in Paris at the same time. I'll! never forget the week end when they | | hired a private train and took every- | body who happened to be sitting on the terrace of the Cafe Bleu down to | Biarritz for the week end F‘unny!i I laughed so hard it threw my front | plate 30 feet. Charlie measured the | distance.” Margit interrupted, angrily. “There’s | no sense in trving to kid me about | this. Maybe we're thinking of dif- | | ferent people. The Charlie Jones I | know could no more hire a prvate | | train than he could hire the Brook- | lyn Bridge. | Mrs. Bly sat down in her chair | again. She seemed to be in extraor- dinarily good humor. “Well—his wife -had a little money of her own. Squandered it. And once in a while | Charlie made a pretty nice chunk | of mazuma from the sale of one of his pictures. He always blew it in | as soon as he got it. Charlie Jones! | Well, I never!” Margit did not share Mrs. Bly's good | humor. “You don't seem to realize she said, frenziedly, “that this per- son, whom you obviously know, probably leaving New York right th minute with Irene and . trailer for the Adirondacks. I did everythmng | in the world I could to stop her.” Once again her lip trembled. “I evea called my lawyers. They said that I could probably hire thugs to strongz- arm Mr. Jones, but they advised me that if I did such a thing Mr. Jones could make a very nasty scandal in the newspapers. Besides, Irene was determined to go. Absolutely deter- mined! Everything I've built up so carefully all these years has come | crashing around my head.” A new expression came in Mrs. Bly's wise and worldly eyes. “Just what was your reaction to Mr. Jones?' she asked, quietly. “I despise him.” “Curious,” said Mrs. Bly. “What's curious about that?" “It's been my experience—my per- sonal experience and also my general observation—that when a girl insists that a man looks dissipated—or main- tains that he is handsome in an animal sort of way—when, I may add, a girl overinsists that she de- spises & man and in addition to that you're in a state of hysterical tears— well, why don't you tell the truth? You found Mr. Jones fascinating, and your're jealous of Irene. Right or wrong?” “I shouldn't have said anything about it at all,” Margit replied, hotly. “You've been very kind to me, Mrs. Bly. For some reason I don’t un- derstand, my mother had a great deal of confidence in you. [ have always appreciated your help, but I'm afraid that in ethical matters you and I are at the opposite ends of the earth. Your assumptions are silly and senile. I have found Mr. Jones despicable to a degree.” Her voice rose very close to a hysterical opitch. “Irene’s whole future is in dreadful danger at this moment, and you sit and tell me how far you laughed your false teeth!!!” Margit's rage or despair or what- ever it was no longer elicited Mrs. Bly's sympathy. Instead, quite sud- denly she -began to whoop with laughter. She slapped her knee. Tears rolled down her cheeks. “Irene run- ning off with Charlie Jones,” she shouted. “It's immense! Where's Waldo?” Mrs. Bly's laughter reached a sin- is is gle, gigantic, bellowing cresgendo. The Biarritz incident was re‘ted 0 EVENING S Her false teeth sprang across the room Mrs. Bly stared at the place where they had fallen. Awe crept into her voice. “That's more than 30 Zeet or I'm a dog's elbow!” Margit put her head down on her moderne desk and began to cry un- restrainedly. The telephone rang. She answered it. “This is Keough, voice. “Yes,” saild Margit, tensely. “We're just about to leave the nark- ing yard. Miss Irene is sitting in the front seat of the car. She is wearinz her pale blue hat and her blue cloak. I lingered near an ash can pretend- ing to be looking for resellable bot- tles and overheard her say that this was the first time that she had ever been happy in her life.” “Go ahead,” Margit murmured, choking a sob. “I'm telephoning from a booth in the cigar store across from the parking vard. I see that Mr. Jones is just put- ting away that gong on his trailer preparatory to locking the rear door. My own car is ready for the journey. I shall probably next report when we stop at supper time.” Margit looked despairingly at Mrs. Bly. Mrs. Bly was still gazing with wonderment at her false teeth. It was the best laugh she bad ever had in her life. Keough's voice said, “They're ready to start. Good-by, Miss Agnew.” Felice came into the room. Mar- git looked at her, blankly. “Mr. Beaver has just asked me to have lunch with him.,” said Felice. “Will it be all right?” Now even the reliable Felice is stepping out of character. Can Margit ever reassemble her shattered world? sald Keough's Catch up with Irene and Charlie on ! their jaunt, in tomorrow's episode. (To be continued.) Brain Twizzlers. RY PROF. J. D. FLINT. A UNIVERSITY student was once | preparing & paper on a famous Roman Senator Toga. Senator Toga was born ’way pack én B.C. days and established quite a reputation as a politician (he was also a great Twizzler). The student was attempting to establish the date of a great speech 7/ TOGA WAS ROMAN 7A BUT THIG IS GREEK which Senator Toga had made on | his 62d birthday. It was known that the Senator had been born on the 18th of September in 62 B.C. When the student started to write the full | date of the speech he was perplexed and it took him some time to decide the best way of writing it. he wrote September 18 and then found three possible ways of writing the rest of it. His choice of the three ways was in five-letter or num- ber symbols. How would vou write it? (Answer on Page B-18.) (Copyrizht, 1937.) —_— LOST. BIRD DOG. female. aboui 4 months old 18 inches high. black with hrown markings chesi and legs. Reward. Phone West ) BROOCH (cameo), lost Friday. GRULMEL. 5g2: . o COLLIE DOG. answers to “Lassie™: vel- low and_white. _ North 487%-M. DOG-—_Small black Toy Pomeranian. Sun- dax” Wisconsin ave. and Chesapeake st Call Clev, _ Reward FEMALE DOG. small. white biack bad right tooth: name 1901 5th n.w North 6420 UMBRELLA (folding). Sunday. in front_ ot Calvary ~Baptist Church. Reward. Call Met. 3153 between 9-5 WRIST WATCH; gold. Tiffany back. “M. J. 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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS—A SPECIAL meeting of the Sen-Ryx Corporation it cellea for Monday. October 25. 1937. to consider the feasibility of the sale of the charter. etc.. of the aforesaid corporation. and further to consider the cancellation of the stock subscribed for by Harold B. Hendiyx. The meeting will be held at 2125 14th st n.w. D. A JENSEN. Trustee. THOMAS D. SCHALL.' Jr.. Trustee. FIRE ESCAPES. We specialize in this work your problem. Lowest prices. Natl. 3766 DUPONT IRON WORKS, XN_(; FUVRNA—CEsr VAGOU CLEANED TaF | 250 Furnace parts. Estimates on plumbing and heating Terms. CARL ROBEY. INC.. roofing and guttering. Phone "Atlantic 7710, o = A DEAL FUNERAL AT $75 Provides ame service as one costing $500 Don’t waste ‘“insurance monev " Call DEAL._with 25 vears experience Line coln_R200 PLAINFIELD ORCHARDS. Apples and Sweet Cider. For Cooking and Apple Butter. 3 Bus Out Ga. ave. 5 miles. turn right. Rt. W. W. MOORE, Sandy Spring, Md. S1. R2. 1 4 i __HELP MEN. BUS BOY, white, over 21. Call between 12 and 2:30. 1731 Conn. ave. BUTLER-CHAUFFEUR, experienced. with Washington references. 2013 O st. n.w. _ CARPENTER, first-class, $6_day__ADDIY alter & am, 142 11th si. ne. See Mr. CARETAKER for couniry place near city: furnished cottage. garage. telephone, fire- wood and garden ‘supplied in exchange for duties. Other work paid for by day. Good opportunity for retired man with small in- gome. References required. Box 300:V. Ar o TAR, WASHINGTON named Whairsmy | Finally | See us about | HELP MEN. (Oontinued. HELP WOMEN. (Continued.) D. C, MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1937, HELP AND SITUATIONS. * B—I15 m—*—'—-’———l‘—“_hfi_ INSTRUCTION COURSES. (Continued.) GASOLINE STATION ATTENDANT, fhor- oughly experienced. Call after 3_p.m. Jack’s Plaza Station, 49 Mass. ave. n.w. GROCERY CLERK. _experlenced. with knowledge of meats. 1501 T at. n.w. GROCERY CLERK. experienced: local ref- erences. 1847 Columbia td. nw. GRCCERY _CLERK, _experienced. refer- ences. ‘Good Pay. Apply No. 1 Kennedy st n.w. HOUSEMAN-COOK. colored. bachelor apt.; small sslary. Call National 6034, Apt. 113, after 6 pm Rl L R R MAN, married. to work in service and sales’department. We train and finance, Box_33-S. Star. S e & MAN, living in Southern Maryland. to fake over a repeat business. Box 47-V. Star. MAN, 25 0 35, to call on regular custom- ers in a restricted area for local com- pany. Box J7iN-S. Star. E=8s MAN WANTED who desires to progress and knows how to accept responsibility. do not answer unless you expect Lo get ahead when vou find something you like: state age. phone number and ~address. Box 199-J.” Star. SR ELE NI MEN—Aggressive. between 25 and 45 years of age. hard work on your part. plus full co-operation on our part will | put you in the big money class. Box 0-V. Star. MEN (). neatly dres: d, for house-to- about $25 weekly to start. n.w. Room 219. before only ready for work. PAPERHANGERS ~wanted: good. _steady men. Apply 1946 New Hampshire ave. nw PATTERN MAKERS wanted for gas ranze parts and appendices. - Apply Gas Cooking Saver. Inc.. 2101 K &t. n.w 5 PLASTERERS WANTED- -Members of Loca] No. 7. record your vote for election of business agent Wed.. Oct. 6. Open 7 to 930 p.m. ROX Eve st. n.w PROOF PASSFRS, exceptional proposition: steady; profitable’ Monday, Tuesday a.m. Rm. 4.1 Now York ave. RELTABLE YOUNG MAN to run ice route. Phone North 7887. 1 | SALESMEN for Wood oil kurners: Gar ®ood income assured have car; 2-V. Star | splendid opportunity full time or | sODA MEN. experienced only: X | straiwht night work. Apply 1658 Co- lumbia rd. | SPECIFICATION and claim writer for eve- ning now and {hen: state experience. { 3611 Tdaho ave n.w ;i WEATHERSTRIPPER - First-class only, with car teady job, good pay. Write only. IDII;‘H“ Screen & Mfg. Co. Hyattsville, M SEVERAL “OPENINGS FOR _AMBITIOUS. RELTABLE M| DESIRING TO EARN R_OR MORE IN THE AUNDRY BUSINESS. 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The distributor for one of the oldest manufacturers of heating equipment in the country is de- | sirous of placing 2 men on the sales force in Washington and | vicinity. Only those having a high degree of initiative need {apply. See salesmanager before 9:45 | |am. Lee D. Butler Air-Condi- tioning, Inc., 1139 18th st. n.w. REPRESENTATIVE. We are interested in interview- |ing a man wishing to represent one of the most reliable firms in Washington. We are in the mid- dle of our season for one of our lines and exceptionally good re- muneration is available to the man who will work. Replies will | be held strictly confidential. Ad- dress Box 428-S, Star. day. | between 9 | HELP MEN AND WOMEN. TELEPHONE SOLICITOR. must_be ex- perienced: reference first letter. Oniy ones with_phone. Box 103-V. Star. | THE MOST sensational Christmas cards 507 profit on a box. 1711 Euclid st. n.w | Columbia 27 38-J SA‘L;SMEN. SALESMEN. 1 new-car salesman. 2 used-car salesmen: | due to increase of business. we find it necessary tn fnerease our sales force: a | £00d_Dropnsition to tha right men. See Mr. Kav. 4 Sth st. se EMPLOYMENT SERVICES. ~ DOMESTIC. RELTABLE AGENCY. Dec. 55611407 11th. | has’ cooks. maids nurses. gh.w. part- time_day workers, couples. housemen. | DOMESTIC AGENCY. 1975 9th st. De- | catur 3418 "North §011. furnishes help | and_work—men and women. | % BUSINESS. EraTT | BARTENDER'S UNION. 720 5th st. n.w. | District 6 iaranteed white bar- tenders supplied: steady or extra or for cocktail parties 0o | HELP WOMEN. S BEAUTY OPERATOR. _experienced all around. good salary: new shop. 510 Ga. ave. n.w. Apply Sun. or daily BEAUTY PARLOR OPERATORS—Must he | experienced in marcel and permanent wav. ine* Harper trainineg not necessary. Harper | Method. 1714 Connecticut_ave. R BOOKKEEPER - CASHIER. exverienced double-entry ‘bookkeeper in Ige. nffice: per- manent position and good_opportanify for | advancement for voung lady of ability. | Reply in own handwriting givine full | particulars. " Replics 'will | be 'considered confidential. Box 11-8. Star. % | GENERAL HOUSEWORKER for colored | family: good cook: % per month_and roor: Phone after 4:30. Columbia 7651. IMPORTANT traveling position with un- | usual future for woman. 26-46. in educ: tional sales service: experience in teacl ing or child phvcology helpful | lished _ corporation. Personal interview | 11-1 Room K78 Press Bldg. Z ! LADIES i(three). over 1. to work from | | now until Xmas, no investment. no can- | | vassine. Apply 4 to R pm. Miss Allen, Vermont ave. n.w., Room 44. ~ NoO_experience necessary. aprons. dresses and lingerie friends, club members. etc.. at cut-rate prices. Liberal commission. Onportunity to establish your own shop. Store. 715 ath st.nw. i MILLINERY SALESLADIES, _experienced. 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Apply 514 E st. n betweer 6 and 7 p.m. E GENTLEMAN of high type with sales ability, ‘capable of presenting a Probosi tlon of unavestioned merii Jynd earning substanti income iz 1 ed to cl Buite 544, Washiaston (K. . at HITE_NURSEMAID for six months old Dow ltvimg. 475 mOntAIY® 10" StaFr wiin traveling expenses and vrivilege of study- ing_college work. 318 Branch ave. s.e. between_10 a.m. and 3 p.m 2 YOUNG LADY, attractive. 19 tn 21. handie publisher’s contract: free to travel through Florids and _Southern States. Salarv (o start. Transportation furnished. Apply Miss’ Mack. Hotel Plaza. 5 to 7 p.m. INTELLIGENT AND ENERGETIC WOMEN FOR “CONGENIAL _EVENING WORK AMONG THEIR FRIENDS, HIGHLY RE- MUNERATIVE TO RIGHT PARTIES. BOX 382-V. 3 3 SPLENDID POSITION 1s'_available for college-trained woman under 40. Pleasant and profitable conne tion with national sorority. 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Yes. thousands of them waiting for the practically trained REFRIGERATION AND AIR- CONDITIONING EXPERTS. Training by _actual work: c‘"mimz‘;i‘;m'Ag;zngmonzn 4ih CLAS ST th. FLECTRIC REFRIGERATION INSTITUTE. 1232 14th St. N.W. ‘WASHINGTON ACADEMY Of Hair and Beauty Culture, 15th ST. & 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. Ay as you learn. Pree booklet. Investigate and coinpare. Formerly With Wilfred's N. Y. Exp°rt Dent. ACCOUNTING Classes now available. Monday. Wednes- day_ Friday evenings, 7-9. %10 month. The BOYD Accounting course——same as used in over 200 Ieading colleges and universities also Bookkeeping Classes. Large Placement Service. Reeister “early. BOYD SCHOOL 333 F. National 2340, of ACCOUNTANCY, PERSONAL. BETTER HEALTH STUDIO colds and chronic pains treated Trained nurse, For #opt. call_Potomac 4721, % "ALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU wait. * Bmergency Laboratory. Room (1, Westory Blde., 14th'and F. Met. 1831 5-PIECE ORCHESTRA OPEN FOR EN- gagement within '3 miles of D. C. Call Atlantic 6993 between 5 and 6 p.m HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY own method time or money back. _Write for booklet. No drugs or <urgery. = DR, SOMMERWERCK. 1365 Columbia rd. _Adams 0388 COUPLE OR SINGLE: TWIN BEDS. PRI- vate bath: excellent meals; reference auired. 105 Columbia st.. Fails Chr Ve T ey 2 WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY evening | Resuits_effective for a life- | MOTOR TRAVEL. WANTED—ASSISTANT DRIVER TO mingham, Ala. Free transportati BIR- Ref- erences exchanged. Call Adams 0243. _BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. BOARDING HOUSE, clean, 1&th and Col. rd.: 10 nicely furn. rms.; $750 handles. 8. WINFIELD, 908 10th N:W. NATL. 9624, BEAUTY SHOP; good neighborhood loca- tion. Low rent. Only $500. Terms. Miss McCown. 1008 H st.” Met. 4813 BUFFET_LUNCH_opp. Goy. bldgs. _ Beer Nice business. 2.500. Terms. Capital Adjusting & Finance Co.. 1008 H st. CAPITAL FOR EXPANSION to established manufacturer. Box_254-V. Star. 4 ROOMING HOUSE bargain, 16th st.: 6 one-room and Kitchenette apts., filled; must_sell this week: .50 handles S. WINFIELD, 908 i0th N.W. NATL. 90} RETAIL GROCERY_and meat busines: complcte. modern fixtures. stock and ractically new trucks: doing excellent usines.: 'located on one of city's most imporiant trafic lanes: buy or lease By owner. Benjamin Auerbach._ 803 Peter: burg turnpike. Richmond. Va. 4 GROCERY. doing $1 000 weekly busines: Rent, $90. with apt. Price. $6.000, Terms. Capifal Adiusting & Finance Co.. 1005 H st. n.w. Metropolitan 4814 GROCERY. doing $3.300 cash_weekly bus, ness: nearby Wash. Rent. 3150 | lease. Fixtures cost $1:1 | stock. " Price. “$27.000 | Adiusting & Finance Co.. | ROOMING HOUSE. 1| |al apis: check income. 8. WINFIELD, 40X 10th N.W LIQUOR_LICENSE class C for sale. Box FIN-V. Star. 4= LUNCH ROOM with class C liquor license for sale. Box 10:i-V. Star 4 ANTIQUE STORE and furniture repair shop, well established, with 2 apts.; cheap rent. Adams 03 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE. (Continued.) O—Slightly used. latest model aparic ment_upright that looks like new. specia] only $16(. Has a niee tone: pay S8 monthly, Arthur Jordan Piano Co. 1239 G si. corner 13th PIANOS FOR RENT at reasonabie rate All sizes and styles: grands. uprights, spinets. Ampicos. " Rental paid applies of purchase i you decide to buy later. Nat, 4330, Kitt’s, 1330 G st. nw PIANO—We have a late model pia hogany ~case ‘Steinway bahy grand splendid eondition that we're closing at low price (origimal cost considered). ) Kitt's, 0 G st RADIOS—We're closing out ail 16 sample sets at big reductions King. now £4.95, $20 Philco. now 1%, S50 Air Kine. now $20: $62.50 Gr now. now $31.25; $49.95 Philco. now 23 S6905 R. C. or. now $3995: $104.95 R, C A-Vicior. now $a3: 136 R. C_A.-Victor. iow S90: S164 50 Philco, now £100 Usual new set guaranfee; terms, Arthur Jordan Piano Co. 1239 G st corner 13th RADIO. Philco, 9 tubes: heautiful cahinef reconditioned: '$14.95 wkly. F. 5. Harrig Co.. 2900 14th RADIOS, brand-new 1938 models Yictor. Philco and G. E a dav 37 floor £1495_Air RCA- \hileo and G ns low as 10 cents re and save money. Elect Genter. 514 e National AkSH RCA RADIO. in good condition, for sale, cheap. Phone Adams 4017 KEFRIGERATORS. _elrct New and used as low 413 H st. ne REFRIGERATORS — Al sizes household and commercial el tors.” completely rebu] overstocked: real o Y. ave nw REFRIGERATORS —Ele guarantecd a.c.-d.c. motor ceiling fans: terms. Carty. | REFRIGERATOR. G E., less old: chean for cash. Also Emerson 05 P. O. Smith, “and_makes ec. refrigera aranteed £30.50 tn exhaus 0% 141H than beds. 3557 CLEANING-TAILORING STORE. guaran- teed makine livine, must leave city, will consider any offer. 700 Kentieds st n w. BASEMENT. near Senate Office—Rent room, bath furn. apt., suitable for b 1K, BOARDING HOUSE bargain. Kalorama rd.: 1:i rooms. % baths: rent. $40: very furn:shed: price. $1.500: terms In 8. WINFIELD, 408 10th N.W. NATL. uf HERE IS A BIG OPPORTUX there 1s 1o need fo fecl that they must accept inferlor funeral services due to in- adlliy to pay a higher price The Grea W Chambers Co. offers a comp! . cars and all. for as little as § fincst waterprool. mirtight. guaran- steel burial vault may be had from Chambers for $85 In case of death call i ater W. W Chambers Co., 14th st er Chapin n.w. Columbia 03:2. Phone ite our address’ We will send you a 1tiful catalogue of how we do it 1400 pin st. n.w.. phone Columbia 0432, 517 Tith st <e vhone Atlantic 6:00 PERMANENTS, $1.95. Finger wave, 15c; manicure, 15¢. Met. 77" o Mabelle Honour School, 1310 N. Y. Ave. CAMERA REPAIRS. colored. wants job as dishwasher. ter or houseman; good refercnces. Met, MAN. “colored. wants work as bus boy, fushwasher or houseworker; ciy reference th_ 364 voung or most Phone Decatur 1387, _ 4% MAN. colored. wishes chauffeur-houseman and butler; first-class reference. Decatur i PAINTER—White. first-class. wants con- tract work. A-1 local references: guarantee satisfaction. Call “Russell.” Walnut ;143 colored. wants work any kind of work. office PHARMACIST—Youns. full-time jol of references. Box 456-V. Star SALES TRAINING POS N by colleze grad- uate accustomed to meeting public Good personality. neat appearance. mit; no house-to-house. Box SUPERINTENDENT or foreman. capable of construction or house work. desires posi- tion with buil firm years' rience YOUNG MAN chauffeur. g Rock white desires work as rdener. Write Clifford Frank, te. Md E SITUATIONS WOMEN. TONS— Dressmaking; 0 up: hems, 50c up. KI5 INh nw. NURSE. English experienced references: 1 child 2 10 4 years. salavy | reasonable: letiers only. A. Dalby, 2t | coats Met CHILD'S 16th st n.w DRAFTING _toposraphical _experienced in Pat. Off. trade-mark dra lettering nz. ete Phone Geo | GIRL (white) high school, work. | 2838 i | GRADUATE NURSE. ‘wo ence, wishes private duty. Star. HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE. 18 amb; willing worker 3 wants years exper; Box - tous. experienced in office work bookkeening and office nrocedure. like to ‘obiain work in office. Shep- rd 265-W. i 6 LETTERS. manuscripts. articles. 10 address. any copy work reasonable price. Box 370 NURSE_wishes case; Columbia 515 PRACTICAL NURSE. hospital training will {ake any case. day duty, give hypos {. _Atiantic 3053, . OGRAPHER. 1% yrs_ with Govern- ment. middle-aged. $16-$18 week. Adams | SO15] or_write Box 19-V. Star ae TYPIST —Experienced younz lady. Ca after 330" (except Sunday), 1112 1 r sonw 5 WANTED. small_or laundress. envelopes caretul work. Star. _9° exparienced.” Ca STEN 1 h General housework. family; 200d cook and se YOUNG GIRL. typist. desires position in office. willing 1o 'start with moderats sal- ars. " Box_105-V. Star. = | YOUNG LADY. refined wishes_work n any kind. " What have you to offer? De- catur_(464-W. 4 large DRESSMAKING TAILORING. ALTERATIONS Women's and Children’s Clothing Smocks and Lingerie. Call Potomac 5087 SITUATIONS DOMESTIC. CLEANING in hotel. api_ office bufiding. | afternoon or evening: walking distance | 1721 Eve si. n.w b | RTAINS STRETCHED. 40c 5c per panel per pair, | Called for and delivered. | 4| GIRL. colored well educated. desires | mf-‘ tion Witk emploved couple, cooking. g.h.w no _laundry: “sleep out; references: $10 week. Pot. 5196, i 4 GIRL. reliable colored. wants part-time work or public work. Call Monday, 6 to 10. North 48 . GIRL, colored neat. desiry no Sundays. Apt. st.niw. Call hetween s GIRL. colored. neat. as office maid or hou:emaid. Can be found at 004 S st. Phone North Rif0. Irene Deloach. 5 GIRL. colored wants work as waitress, dish wasner or pari-time work. 1826 xth w. . GIRL. colored. to assist_in_general house- work: part time or day's work. 2910 Dumbarton ave GIRL, colored, Tt work.” 811 _New Jersey ave. n GIRL colored. neat, wants general house- work__Call Lincoln’ 4749, ' GIRL. colored. wishes job as maid, gh.w. or mother’s helper; references. Col. 1( GIRL. colored. wishes work from 8 to 1 nd 4,until afier dinner; references. Poto- wants ime or dav's .. Apt. 3. mac 5 GIRL neat. colored. GIF e 4 wants job as waitress. or part time: light laundry; s nights ~ North 9639 sl GIRL. colored, wants g.h w. experienced; references; no Sunday. Adams 4500, GIRL, colored: wants morning work. clean- ing: references. Call North :371° (two). neat. colored, want part- time work from 7:30 morning until 5 p.m., maid._&.h.w. or laundry. Decatur 1144, WOMAN, middle-aged, desires position as housekeeper widower's home 'or elder)y couple; good references. Box 245-V. Star.4% WOMAN, colored. wants work from 9 to 4; references. Call District 9009 WOMAN. colored. wants work by week or das: bachelor quarters. Phone District WOMAN. colored. good_cook. can furnish personal reference: pay: willing to work. ~Address st.n.W. any time afier 12. WOMAN. colored. wants general housework, part-time or day's work. plain cooking: city_references. _Call Hiliside 0505-W. WOMAN. white, reliable. generai work in small faiily: good cook: st " Tefs. Box 384-V. Star. e 3 INSTRUCTION COURSES. FRENCH—Refined native lady, experienced, ive lady, will converse several afternoons weekly with Star. 4° family._chiidren. Box 312-V. Star. OF PRACTICAL ENGINEER- SCHOOI LNCH!H ;I?Se! lxormm;‘“ln ‘licensfid steam, diesel. refg.. air-conditioning: shop prac- tice, 501 L st. n.w. Met, 457 i PIANO TEACHER will come to your home, days or evenings: classical and popular, Mrs. Brown. Decatur 5830. COLORED MEN will give trans free with purchase of an airpl. {free storage at our airport at Forestville. Md.. 10 a limited number. Terms. See Jesse McCoy Hanson, president. Hanson's Technical School of Aviation, Inc., 1018 4th_#_n.w. Met. 26R8. IF YOU WISH to secure a food Dositio: take a course at Wood's School in stenosra: Phv o comptometer. Evening classses from 5t 7 and 7 to ® 710 14th st. n.w. Phone Met_5C51 for further information. AUTO DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS—Courte- cus, patient. professional instructor. Learn to drive skillfully, safely and easily. Park- ing and trafic. three fessons, $5. Md.. Vi _Rundlet, Emerson 45| GERMAN. _conversation, coaching 'by experienced native teacher. 3000 Conn. ave. Adams 4800. No. 214. 5% ort licen: ane. Aiso Star. LADIES. PANSION OF OUR BUSINESS MAKES SEEAINGS FOR 5 HICH CLASE LADIES BETWEEN AGES OF 30-60. ISB ‘WORK OFFERS REM ATION FAR ABOVE THE AVERAGE: NO_EXPERIENCE RE- QUIRED: PART OR FULL TIME WORK: WE INSTRUCT YOU. AND YOU START EREDL Yo/ 2SN aEBE. M KRB K 10-12 A M. AND 2-4 P.M. GREGG SHORTHAND, touch typing. Eng.. arith. speed dict.: beginners and reviewers Individual _instriction. _Decatur 3284, 4: RELIABLE MEN to take up AIR-CONDI- TIONING and electric refrigeration. Prefer men now employed and mechanically in- clined, with fair education and willing to {rain spare time to become experts in. in stallation and service work as well as D ning. estimating, etc. ‘rite. giving_age, resent ‘occupation, bh Utilities Ing ! REPAIRS & SER | references: estimates | rock-bott | town. Prompt service, CAMERA REPAIRING. FULLER & d'ALBERT. INC., 815 10th 8. N.W. Phone National 4717, EPAIF VICE. ACE DECORATING CO. Painting “and paper hanging speci Fstimates cheerfuily given Randoiph BECKER PAINT & GLASS CO. Broken Window Glass Replaced. Glass Tops for Furniture Mirrors iate Glass Mirrors R Distribut Varaish Produe 1234 Wisconsin Ave West BEDDING. MATTRESSES. hox s pillows reno.. best prices and p: Wash. Mattress Co., 314 L st. s.w CARPENTER AND PAINTER. general re- pairing. flooring. _ Columbia S100. 4° ARPENTRY, cabinetwork. Brick. cem Met CARPENTER. white. independent screened. repaired or inclosed. a basements shed: fences, ail tvpes. shelves. cabinets. closets. modern furniture. gen. repairs. Douglas. Atl. painting sash cords. The R. W. Neely Co.. Coiumbia 6838 CEMENT a specialty; copinz around law: fidewa.ks: parch your walls. waterproof. experienced. Linc. 5641, 614 Kastle pl ELECTRIC WIRING, Fixiures pairs f.r. house fixtures & base plugs. 60 Regal Elec. Co.. %44 Upshur n.w. Col. 8141 FINEST DECORATING at lowest cost with beautifully selected wall papers. Adams 4608-J. 0% FLOOR §, Sanding machines for Tent. §% ¥. " White__mechanics. Hankins. Di 96 or Mot. 8806 FLOORS Sanded. refinished. waxing: dustless machines: old floors a specialty._ Call Ben. North 3582, FURNACES CLEANED. oil and coal: a tighted: scale removed: more heat. les fuel: repairing: 25 yrs’ exp. Clev. 5154 JOB PLASTERING. ceme work. No job too_small. nons too far. am Thomas. 707 M st n.w. District s s METAL WEATHFR-STRIPPING. best ma- terials: work guaranteed: reasonable prices d Paint and 0 ngs and npi_de! Nat. 67 ing ANDIN; | District Screen & Mfz. Co.. Gr'nwood 1374 PAINTING work mates interior. exterior Ruaranteed: reasonable: {ree _Charles R. Conlev. Lincoin 003°-J PAINT—PAPER. Prices Quick, Clean JACK S| Decatur 4447 PAPERING. PAINTING. REPAIRS. “BETTER HOME IMPROVEMENTS PROPERTY MAINTENANCE CO., 3303 _Georzia Ave. N.W. Adams 13( Eves. Atlantic 3046, PAPERING. painting: responsible work- man: prices reas: work guaranteed: best e Greenwood_16572-J PAPERING. PAINTING. work suaranieed: prices: father and_son. 508 Kenvon si. nw Dainting, plastering: special low prices this week. I do and guarantee my work. _Call_ Baitz. Columbia 189 PAPER HANGING this week only $6.50 per _room: washable. sunfast paper of 1937 work guaranteed. Adams 1591 ainting PAPER HANGING §2in!ine refinished. $4 up. Fields. Potomac 598;.* PAPER HANGING and paintine ®o0d. work guaranteed: lowes: Davis. Pair iumbia 8773 PAPERING. prices Met in 104 PLASTERING. chimness. painting. walis. leaks stucco. cement Tepairs; waterproofing damp roofs. Minnick. Linc. 018K, 6* PLASTER REPAIRING — Straight new work. patching. pointing up: get the man ®ho dues best work at reasonable prices. Lioyd Perdue. 614 Kastle pl. n.e. Linc. 3611, T PLUMBING AND HEATING. . Jobbing and Remodeling a_Specialty. HARRY E. WILLIAMS. NORTH 6245 ROOFING. GENERAL REPAIRING, paint- ine. guaranteed service. Call * Wainut 3143, ROOFING SIDING INSULATION Terms 1f Desired. ENTERPRISE ROOFING COMPANY, _ 2125 R. 1. Ave. NE. _Potomac (200 TIN, SLATE AND_SLAG ROOFING. Painting. Repairing. Call Mr. Shipley. Atlantic_4030 UPHOLSTERING Furniture _re- pairing: work done in home if desired. ~ Weaver, 1434 Newton n.w. Adams X401 | HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES. INSULATION. PREPARE FOR WINTER NOW. CORK INSULATED ROOFING. BIRD INSULATED BRICK SIDING. ROCK WOOL_INSULATION. WEATHER-STRIPPING. TERMS. Estimates without obligation. Get our price now. HOME IMPROVEMENT AND INSULATION CO. Atlantic 315 ROOFS. . tin slag, built-up roofs. Guar- vears." Roofs repaired and painted. pestos side wall. Celotex rock wool. We are applicators for Bird & Sons roofing_as- bestos and Bric-Sidewall. Three-year pay- ment_olan THE AMERICAN RE-ROOFING. CO. 313 14th St. N.W. Col. 4551, 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. 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 00: our Fixtures | clean and | 6471, | Pure white waterproofed as- | | ambitious business man to ®00d. up-to-date grocery : | market. “which is 'doing. a ss in & good neighbornood | Washington. ~Rent s ver Closes i pm. and all day | date equipment. Wi able price Apply | New HoTEL OPENING | tion: leasing” store for r | hiwuor license. ~ Apply 601 ROOMING HOUSE (20th and O sis Tms. 4 baths Rent. S1ou. Price. $600 Terms. Mrs. Keach. 1008 H st. Met. 4%1% ROOMING HOUSE WANTED at once by out-of-town party: pay cash if reasonable Box Star . TIRE AND BATTERY SHOP. fully equip- Ded: ' compressor. battery charger. too} complete stock tires and tools; rent, month; g00d living to right man: s vestment: o aterests compel seill Atiantie =20 | WE CAN SELL your rooming or boarding | house “business quickly. Buvers waiting | No_listing charge. Our special service 10 buyers gives you quicker restits | S WINFIELD. 08 10 h X W. NATL a6 | Wash.'s Largest Rooming House Broker BEAUTY SHOP. downtown: does i WKIS. Owner leaving city. sacrifice S1.200, Miss McCown, 100K H st. Met. 4811 ROOMING HOUSE. mostly ants. near 14th and L: 15 rooms. 4 baths: showing excel lent profit: nicelv furnished: flled: price | only '$1.650: terms: a bargain & field. 96K 10th n.w. Natl 9654, Was largest rooming hotise er 4 DOWNTOWN—2_apts <tore rooms bath: ‘cheap rent: lons lease: heat fur- nished. Total price. Sxii. Terms. | WOODRUFF REALTY CO., 1242 H St. N.W. (Roem 4101, Mot. 3083 | ROOMING HOUSE. near 15th and Mass ave. 11 rooms. & bathe: nicely Turnished Income over S500: $1.300 " 1orne WOODRUFF REALTY CO. 1343 H St. N.W. (Room 410). 16 1l 2. 4 ___MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE. | ADDING ~ MACHINES _ (Burroughs. stands, fully guaranteed. S0, 812 14th st nw. ANTIQUES—Bed and bureau en Hopkins family: Sheffield and tree platter large: aiso handsome carved teakwood screen. Box 371-S. Star, | ARCOLA: reasonable. 1139 6th st. n.e. Phone Linc. R0f6-J 5% AUTOMATIC GAS BURNER. new model, heats 8 to 9 room house. 2111 G st. n.w. BED KOOM. davenport suites: chifforobe. Iypewriter. studio couch. wardrobe. kit. cab Tefrigerator. beds. Edelman. :103 Ga. ave.s | BLOWERS. $7.50 t0 $17.50; thermostat, S, installed smali charze; repaired | exhaust_fans. motors.’_Carty. 1608 | BOX LETTER FILES in any quanti each up 1o 100: 7isc each up to A00 in 1,000 lois. Ask for Mr, Meyers, 14th'st. n.w e Fr BRICKS, lumber. beams. doors, sash. ra- diators, ' plumbing fixtures. etc. H. Her- rth._Jr._Inc. Half and O sts. se. | BUILDING MATERTAL WRECKING SALE. Hechirger's are now tearing down Tem- porary Building “F”—two city_blocks—for | the enlargement of the Mall. ~We are also buss changing the city's skvline on many other wrecking jobs Brick. lumber and plumbing materials at bargain prices from hundreds of wres ing iobs reconditioned and neatly ranged for your easv selection. You'll save time as well as money bv coming to | any of our four vards We auote delivered or undelivered_Phone orders Atlantic 1400 HECHINGER CO.. Used Material Dept 5th & H Sts. NE 6ih & C Sts SW 5 Ga. Ave. N.W. 1905 Nichols S E. BUSINESS CARDS printed for only §1.14 per “thousand. Write for free sampies | Ball Enterprises. 244 &th st. ne. | CADET "UNIFORM. “high school:pracii- Iy new. h st. n.w. National on United. “from Steph- silver: well l4th 10¢ Sc 813 | CASH™ REGISTER. show cases. counters, coffee wms. steam table. stools. scales and Store fixtures of every description. Fdgar Baum._Inc.. 307 Oth st. nw | CHAIRS (47, hand carved | back: “Simmons studio | month_very reasonable. | CLARINET: worn outfit fesar s s EEo COAL. WOOD & OIL STOVES. erate bars. circulating heaters. stove pipe and fittinzs ___HECHINGER_CO.. 4—STORES—4. CORNETS-—New gold__Iacque; outfits complete with case. $24.50. . 1330 | DINTNG ROOM SUITE. @ pieces. good con- dition. Reasonable. 619 Whittier st, n.w. Georgia 5330 | ELECTROL! Cos Box Star. _ i FLECTROLUX. good as new. pri er. 423 Decatur st. Teather seat. cotich. used _one Decatur 3633 —Reconditioned and $33 to $37.50. Kitt's, 1330 60; sell for S130. X il te own: nw. after 6:30 pom. | FRIGIDAIRE “zenuine late model slight= |1y used: & cubic {i.; guaranteed; very low | price. Apply R H st. ne. | FUR EVENING WRAP. ermine. cost S;50 | excellent condition. $135: brown caracul | cape (new) S50, Cleve. ) 5+ FURNITURE—Living room suite, excellent condition: coffee table: chairs, lamps. end tables and other accessorie Will sacrifice for cash. Cleveland Sunday between 11 and 4. FURNITURE. ETC.— Wednesdav's sale at Weschler's Auction. 915 E st. n w.. includes suites, odd pieces. pianos. radios. rugs. etc. FURNITURE — Lounge. ~ occasional and other chairs: rugs. and matiress: excel- lent condition; reasonable prices. 5201 Wisconsin_ave. 5* 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 doliar wili ‘do. Washington's only_cash furn. store. Household Furn. Co., 829 7th n.w. Open_every Sat. and_Mon. ‘uniil &:30. FURNITURE. 4-poster mahogany bed room seldining room sei, Simmons bed: reason- able. Call Sat. or Sun., 2910 Courtland phw e T GAS RANGE—Side 0 dition: _cheap. Nat'l. 5. GAS STOVE. Magic Chef, table-to slightly used:cheap for cash. 106 Balti- more_blvd.. Hyattsville, _ IRONING MACHINES—Special clearance of all_one of a kind. floor sample and demonstrator ironers: all as good as new | and sold with_our new guarantee; one $69.50 Scott flat plate, now $25: one | $59.50 Apex. nq 39.50; _one” $59.50 A. B. C. now $39.50: one $09.50 Apex. new. $56.50: one $109.50. now $69.50: oné $9950 A, B. C.. now $:9.50: no phone orders Pay $1" weekly. Arthur Jordan Piano_Co.. 1239 G_st.._corner_13th. OFFICE_FURNITURE _new, used_desks. chairs. filing cabinets. ' Washineton Salvage Co.. new location. 80” v__Natl 82606 OIL BURNER, bofler, tank and thermostat, sufficient for 7-room house: used one year: owner installing gas; will deliver in D. C. 4421 Brandywine st. n.w. Cleveland 4766 PIANO. Baldwin make. baby_srand. good condition:_very reasonable. Clev. 6134. _ PIANOS—Baldwin. _spinet type, new; Chickering parlor grand. Steinway upright; perfect condition; cheap. Dealer. Wisc. 4497 7* PIANO. upright. $25. 1658 EBuclid st. Api. 2. See janitor. Lt PIANO—Smallest size Iate model apart- ment grand, in_very good condition, now reduced to $165. Tdeal for very ‘small room. Very easy terms. Nat. 4730. Kitt's, 1330° G_st. % PIANOS—Used uprights. $5 and $10 cash. model; fine con- DEPENDABLE HOME IMPROVEMENTS ADD VALUE TO YOUR HOME. GUARANTEED LOWER PRICES. Our skililed workmen can renovate your home from attic to basement—auickly and skillfully. FREE ESTIMATES. CALL NOW! NO DOWN PAYMENT. Make your first payment 30 or 60 days after work is completed. U. S. CONTRACTING CO C., 905 New York AW N.W. Natl. 3388, ¢* Delivery extra or you can haul them your: self. Aisp & good selection of stools and benches ‘from $1 up. The Plano Shop. 1337 14th st. n.w. PIANO—Visit our store for good recondi- tioned baby. grands. Here are three spe- cial_values for this wesk: One Volimer at $235 (sold new for $495); one Premier 395 (sold new for $675): one Chicker- ing at $575 (sold new for $1.375). All have plain mahogany cases and ‘carr usual gew-piano "guarantee. N Arthuf"Jordan Piano Co.. 1239 G ner 13th. i PIANO—If_you want a piano but don't feel you have the space. see the new spinette that's just come out. It will fit on a x4l,-ft. rug. vet it has a nice rewotnd: | REFRIGERATORS rebuili and gua £49.50 samples at as 15 cent 10th st. nw ra a | RUGS. genuine “Gold Seal ¥4.98._Apply 508 H Oriental antiaue and ser and scatfer sizes T8h st nw RUGS AND FUR COATS_ mported Orle Persian £x11 Fur con iscontinued ne. . n -antigie; Rare Rug Shop, I barg inese 10, S0 M BOILER No down draft; s house. _ Box 4 10 COUCH. n.w. Ap. TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MACHTN Removal sale; large stock Capi Roval STUD! s R st NES t be sold; Typewriter Co., n.iw = R RE: 1616 1 mos.. in ad TYPEWRITERS- | portab | your typewrite ER TYPEWRIT machines TAL w SERVICE. Geo, S1 deposit mode: We fake in owance. United, Diseo brand-ne than 1 T nw RS. reco iarantiecd TYPEWRITERS. established pairs. Ope) neoln 008" Away CUUM CLEANER n's a Capital from high rents Apex. hand clea; of ed: late model. guaranteed, very low Apply 508 H s VACUUM CLEANERS HOOVERS. FLECTROLUX. A G E. PREMIER. AIR-WAY a ers: factor~ rebvi.., Like new We' _deliver and demo BRANDS €O. %03 | evenines. _Nitions VACUUM ~CLEANER and bed 417 . EUREKA CLEANERS _FURFKA _ 547 "5 AIRWAY or ELECTRO- Fastor EVE. PM. 10 cents a dav. Fle 1 10th st n.w._ National 88; i | VIOLINS—Clearance of student = 45 each. Case and bow extra, tar | WALL PAPER. room lots. S1 per | rooms 19x1%." Mahoney’ Wall | 374 Penn_ ave. WASHING MACHINES. A | Mastae: rebuilt samples and terms Cen Toom for Paver Co.. B C.. Apex. Thor and guaranteed: alse flonr factory seconds ar a grea as low as 10 cents A da er. 514 10th st. n.w. Na- DOUBLE SIZE mat perfect dresser. larze m glass tops on bo size metal bed jow. never used $10._Clev. 8551 waini 1 pieces. springs, matiress and p New, $15. Morris chair | RUGS. Imported, Oriental, All Sizes Low Prices, Room Sizes From $9.95. l CAPITOL RUG CO., 2821 14th, AT HARVARD. Open_Eveninge and_Sunday shop- | To the eritical purchaser we are offer- ing one of the finest selections of Grand Pianos. in_all sizes. made hy such ~firm< as Baldwin. Hardman. Schiller and Kranich & Bach. These instruments have been selected for their tonal features. For small apart- ments we have the world-famons “Minipiano,” ‘made by the eelebrated || house “of ' Hardman. Grands and | | uprights for rent for all nceasions. HUGO WORCH 1110 G St. N.W. | ANTIQUE _ JEWFLRY __Diamonds. _rine< watches. bracelets. silver We pa top prices. Schiller Bros. | APPAREL—Men’s. women's and children s | also shoes. hats. curtains. dishes. rugs. fur- niture bought for rummage saie. 113717 n.w. Phone \ nger. Decatu g | BOOKS BOUGHT. all kinds any_auantits Bring them or phone G. David Peariman. 1407_G_st. n.w.__Met. 5415, BOOK: Highest prices d for good books_and old Natl. Geographics. Bargair | Book Shop. 808 9th n.w. Dist. 5307, __10* COAL wartied. will trade for household o commerciaj electric refrizerators: over- it L FURNITURE AND PIANO-—Bes! ca<h for all kinds household goods. alsn Electro- Jux._Call after 6 p.m.. Met. 21R6. __ &* FURNITURE. bric-a-brac. china, ware, rugs, silverware. paintines cash prices paid. Murray, Adams Elasi- highes = B FURNITURE, rugs, stoves. household good= ete.; positively highest cash prices Fu best results call any_time. District 4 | HOUSEWIVES —We are paving for newspapers delivered; equivalent high prices for all other junk. Federal Junk Co.._1125 1st_st. n.w. District 9594 LD—BRING YOUR OLD GOLD. SIL- gEOR PLATD‘?UM TEETH. DISCARDED JEWELRY _ WE PAY CASH A. KAHN INC._ 45 YEARS AT 915 F. ¥ OLD GOLD, siiver piatinum purchased for manufacturing use; maximum price paid. BURNSTINES 931 G ST. N.W. Since 1866, CASH FOR OLD GOLD, Siiver, watches ~ diamonds and’ old dis- eiry _ Pull cash value pa T INGER'S, BIR b B NW CLOTHING—Highest prices paid for men's used clothing. Berman's. 1172 7th st. n.w Phone_Metropolitan 3767, _Will_call. I BUY FURNITURE. ATL. 8050. 1 PIECE OR 1.000. DAY AND NIGHT. GOLD—JEWELRY. Highest Cash Prices Paid. Capital Dia. Co. 1406 G N.W. Rm. 804 politan 00K, FARM & GARDEN. COW MANURE, _well- Waters, Wisconsin 419, —— CHESAPEAKE ] RETRIEVER PUPS_6 weeks old. S8 to $10 each. Walnut 1425 AT STUD—Beautiful _black Persian_ cop- per eves: good show type; finest blood line. Walnut_8247-W. GERMAN SHEPHERD _male Duppy, months; _intelligent: _ beautifully marked. Phone Wisconsin 5079-J. BOSTON TERRIER quality sale. “Sired by international ehampion ‘Plash Again.”_ Apply after 6 pm., Garfield_ave.. Hyattsville, Md. SCOTTIE PUPPIES. rez. A. K. C.. ail black: championship stock: reasonable. Phone Walnut Address, 4514 v puppies for . 1€ sells for only $185 B (IR e R Jordan Piano 8., 1230 G it.. corner 13th. . 22nd._Arilngton. Vi PERSIAN TENS. white, mals, pedi- istrict 0420. greed. Cal