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■ i> 1 i
WANT ADS
Part 6—-8 Page*
LOST & FOUND.
SEK PACiK fi. PART 1.
HELP MALE
**AJ?rER mail ORIGINAL recnmmmdaUMM
on appt)Hnfl for employment. COPIES, _
AGENTS—Three, to soil insurant for hfalih
and accident company offer ng A-1 contract*;
salary and commission to those delivering the
goods. Apply 9 a rn. Commercial Casualty
Company. Warder bldg.
BAKER, white. Room 210, 1400 H at. n.w..
Sunday. 1> a.m.
jtAIUJEU, co’nred. ex;»erioneed. for ladies’ and
'•hildren’s hair cutting; steady position. Ap
ply Palais Royal, parlor.
TlOitK KEEPER, thoroughly familiar with
double-entry work, as assistant in local hotel;
salary, $125 per month and rneais. In reply
give references and state where you have
worked past live years. Address Boi 250-1.
Star office.
ROY, colored, for general cleaning up and
delivery; r**f. 11. K. Advertising Service. 17th
and Pa. ave.. Mills l»ldg.
BOY. white, over Iti years, for work in hak- j
erv. 121 s1! *t. n.e. j
BOY. colored, to do worrk around meat btore, j
experienced. 14JS 7th_sV n -' v ; |
BOH opportunity to learn I"'-' trade offered
to healthy boy Id-2d yearn eld, honest ami
true; orphan or homeless favored. Address Rox
261-H. Star office. • _
Roy for auto work. L. S, Jullien, 1443 I*
t»t. n.w. ;
TU'SBOY, colored; dishwasher. colored. 140*)
B st n.w . Room 210. Soutlay 9 a.m. • j
< AMPAIfJN WORKERS American Aatona
• die Association is darting fn*'inl*crslu» cam- j
'•sign in Washington and lerrltor> JO miles i
beyond District. They desire representatives
work part time. $29 to S3O per week. Ap- ,
pi.v hy mail or in p»Thon. JIOS 10th at. n.w.
OARETAKER—Janitor and wife without minor
children to ad as caretaker and give jan t«*r
service in a down.own residence used as head
quarters for several societies; attractive rooms
3- the building, heal ami gas furnished free:
this ’a splendid opportunity for reliable col
ored man and wife; honesty and neatness re
quired. and references; adequate salary to
light parly; in reply give full informat’on. ref
erences and place now employed; all rcp.ies
confidential: position open April 1. Address
Box 15-P. Star office.
COLLECTOR with bicycle; reference and
bond; S2O i»er week salarv and 15 r c com. on
; ■ a1 e* s«*c Mr. Harris. 815 7th at. n.w. 24*
COLLECTOR a:;d sol cltor for Insurance debit
Apply l». \V. Molntire. Manager, Room 217
<' lumbian bldg . 11S sth st. •
COUNTER MAN for meat market store, ex
perienced; right pay to right party. 1428 7lh
at. n.w.
i <)f NTV AND STATE representatives^Ala tT-
Tifacturcr of new auto specialty will appoint
distributors, any territory, for moM wonder
ful product, of its kind ever marketed; na
tional and local advertising assured. A r**«l
‘-prater and money mak*r. Must <arrv stock
•’or immediate business. Win- for territory.
Re-Vo Cbemt al Co.. Cleveland. Ohio
f’RLDIT MAN, experienced. for clo*h*ng store,
vho is acquainted in city: highest salary will
’■>*• paid to a capable man. Liberal Credit
Clothing Co.. 434 7th n.w.. 2nd floor. _
I>RUO CLERK, reg.. wanted for relief work
nven.ngH and Sunday. Address Rox 13-V,
Utar office. v
BKHANh ROY with wheel. Apply t>l3 7th "t.
n.w.. third floor. •
ELECTRICIAN, tirst-ciass repair and wire
man; state experience in wanted,
references; permanent. Address Hfx 107 V,
Star office.
I'STABI.LsiIEI) local company. for nation*
wid* expansion, has permanent business open- ;
ings for set era! reliable, ambition- young
h>c-n. as branch managers: ‘alary, commission, i
bonus. For further details *-all **r addro— |
Thompson Mfg. Co., T 22 Tran>j»ortatioL bldg. ,
FARM HAND t*> do general farming; house.
Wood, g arden space and SSO per month: while j
and married. Apply from Monday l«» Thurs ,
dty. after 5 p.m.. at 1602 R. I. ave. me. 21* j
FIREMAN, white. Apply manager, Lee House,
15 h and L
FORD MECHANICS. 2. first class. Strobe! !
Motor t 0.. 1425 c t n.w.
FOKEMAX. while. Washington Paper Stock
Ob. . Rossivn, '.a.
FROX i ci.i .k:-; Musi ha e had Eur p< an J
plan hot®! experience; salary, flU> per month
a.id meals, St at-.* wh>*re vou have worked in
reelHVpks R«x 210-1. Star cffi.v |
OKNKIUL building manager, thoioughly ex- {
per euced aud tafablr nifiTi. to take active ‘
charge of the running *•/’ a number «*f business {
and apanment buildings; state age. experi- i
♦T.ce. prcM Li employ meat and »aiary exm-.-icd;
-••plies treated confidentially. Address Rox i
341-T. Star office. *
GENTLEMEN of education, for »pare time or
whole time. u> represent leading New York .
life insurance company. Address Box 246-It
Ftar office _ 1
IN STALLM K\T i 01.1 ECTOR and solicitor.)
experienced, with motor cycle cr Ford car; .
83i» f*r week ami commissions; reference or j
bond required. Address Rox 211-T, Star office.
* i
MAN in each town to plat* ante parts, re ;
fleeter*, hath fixtures, silver mirrors, re finish {
beds, chandeliers, by new method; $1“ daily; j
no capital or experience r»* Hired; outfit fur- )
uished; write today, iiunniotal Co., 52 OI»l, !
Decatur. 111. * !
31 AN, reliable, to sc!’, guaranteed nursery \
Mock, applet agents: pay weekly; new j
methods. Herrick Nurseries, Rochester, X. Y. j
MAN to drive m ik wasror and work on dairy j
farm. Oak crest Dairy, Falls iTurc'n._Va
MAN. colored, to wash ears and to make '
himself generally useful in public garage. •
Apply in jierson. Heaton Garage. 45 Seaton .
st. n.e.
MAN to work on farm. Apply 1126 Spring I
road n. w. j
MAN married; farm and dairy. Address Rox
176. frock vile. Md. 24* j
MAN—Philadelphia concern wants one young!
man in every county of Pennsylvania to man- j
agv h county agency; experience not necessary;
must he financially responsible: state refer- i
once, qualificat'onn. 610 Washington Square i
bldg.. 7 1 h and Chestnut sts.. Phijadelphia. Pa.* j
V)AN\ white, to milk two cows, work in gar-]
den and do chores. Capt. I. Brooks Clarke, •
v>nna. Va. Bothwell Station. Washington- I
Ti rginia Railway. •_ I
M \N~Tn tend garden and -to k on small farm
pear Washington, for room. l*oartl and oloth
:ug. Address Bax 31.5-T. Star office. •
MAN, experienced, wanted to clean windows
<ind polish floors.. Apply National, 6th and L>
7) . -V.
MECHANIC, anto truck; give experiences and
references. Address Rox 177-T. Star office.
MEN for f»ermanem office iK>bition; knowledge
shorthand and bookkeeping; state ace. expe
rience, sa 1 ary. Addi**ss Rox 27-V. Star office.
MEN <3) who want, to get experience in
♦ialesmanidiip; a splendid opportunity for be
ginners. Apply Monday. Airway, Room 212*.
Insurance bldg.. *stb and Eye sts n.w. •
MEN. two. for temporary work evenings; must
be above the average in i»eamaDship. Answer
in own handwriting. Addresu Rox 53-V. Mar
*
MEN to be adjusted for all acute and chronic
disease* in the free chiropractic clinic at the
Riley School of Chiropractic. 1232 14th st.
Xi.w., Monday, Wednesday and Friday eve
nings from 6 to 7:30 o’c.ock.
MEN, 2, over 21. married preferred, neit.
ambitions, for saleawork: wc train for good
»av: rapid advancement: %:• bond required.
Apply TOO Itth st.. Room 503. 4to 8 p.m. '
MEN to demonstrate wonderful auto acces
sory. Big earnings. Apply 40h Star bldg. •
MEN —Unusual opportunity for 2 or 3 men in
Washington. See fall-pace advertisement,
page 141. April American Magazine. For in
terview* phone Main 34ft*.
OK TICK BOY and messenger. Intelligent, be
tween" age of fifteen and seventeen; fnm sh
r ,>{V r em*e* and state salary expected. Address
lUix IP6-T. Star office.
OFFICE BOY—Young man. al>oui 16 years
old. genera! work; courteous and willing boy;
salary, $lO week. Address Rox 333-T, Star
oftire_ *-
PATENT SPECIFICATION WRlTEß—Capa
ble of taking charge of oot-of-town office.
$2,500. Addrega Box 267-T. Star office. L
PATROLMAN, white; mnat have hotel experi
enve. Apply tnanagrr Lee noiiae. 15th and L.
PHARMACIST, registered, wanted immediate
-Iy. Call Line. 081.
PHARMACIST, registered; reference; steady
position. Address Fox 80-T. Star office. _
PIANIST—Muat be able to read orchestration;
at once Call Lincoln 5377. Mr. Reed. •
PORTER —Colored. Apply 403 11th si. n.w.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, with car, who
ia willing to work. Address Box 19-\. Star
office.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, experienced. Din
owitx Realty Co., Inc., 736 11th st. n.w.
SALESMAN, metal weather-atrip; commission;
draw ing acct. Address Box 311-T, Star office.
SALESMAN to sell regl estate; experience de
sired bat not necespary: roust Lave oar. Ad
diT£B Box 60-V. Star office •
SAISsMAN —Permanent connect on with old
established manufactur«*r for specialty man to
veil and d •ect sales exclusively iu District of
Columbia. Solondld proposition for right
man. Give experience and references. Ad
dress Box 262-T, Star office. 25»
stiLEHMAN, experiences! in drug sundry line,
for Washington. Address Rox 49-V, Star
office
BAfiBSMAN to represect old established boose
oelling grape beverages; big monej. 1517 U
at . Room. 19. *
SALESMEN to sell the most popular car is
America; this will be a banner year: experl
t-nof not access ry 1 c 23 14th»st.- n.w. Apply
ka i-iv; ui V a.m. -
HELP MALE
Uon tinned.
SALESMEN, whole or part time, to take or
ders for article not sold In local stores, but
has big demand; 20 per cent deposit from pur
chaser is your commlMa’oD. Phone or write
Apt. 226. the Fortner, for interv ew.
SALESMEN, experienced clothing, gtrd poai
t'on to right panles. Liberal Credit Clothing
Co., 434 7fh n.w.. 2nd floor.
SODA DISPENSER, experienced; references
required. 1405 II st. n.w.
SOLD ITORfI experienced, good pay. Phene
Main 1254. only be tween 5 and 6 p.m. 24*
Vl*; ETA RLE MAN. market experience, to run
stand; right pay to right party. 142 H 7th at.
V
MAHER and houseman, young, white, thor
oughly experienced, neat and obliging, for
small, private Inturding house; references re
quired; good pay; answers revived until March
28. Address Rox 124-V. office. •_ j
WINDOW CIiSANERS, colored. Apply man
ager, I*'e Hosse. 15tt> and L
VOX \G MAN with auto to learn real estate
business; must live at home; have A 1 refer
ences. F. VV Steele. 506 K st. n.w*.
YOUNG MAN, 21 years, to I'arn salesman- j
ship: satisfied with $25 per week. Apply Mr.
Rend*-. ;»(i liond building.
YOUNG MAN. 17 to 21, intending to enter !
college in September, will be given exceptional I
opportunity in our sales department; salary <
and bonus. Apply National Circulating Co.,
506 Jenifer bldg. • 1
YOUNG MAN to look up photographic work:
man with car preferred. Room 22. 1006 l . •
VOI \r. MAN u.tli some knowledge «,f shoe
business. Ask for Mr. Lewis. Apply 911 Pa.
ave. n.w.
YOUNG MAN. radio and electric specialties; |
salary; small investment. Address Rex ISB-V, 1
Star office. • ,
YOi NG MAN with electrical experience, to j
supervise installation of fixtures. See Mr. I
Prince 522 Transportation bldg. • ]
YOI NO MAN 11 ► work ip and about garage;
single; to slay nights, drive car and do mis- |
cellancous wok; also colorecl man to wash!
cars. Apply W. W. Chambers, £KM Barry pi. I
1 n.w. |
YOUNG MAN. singfe. of neat appearance, to ;
travel with manager on soliciting propoai 1
l tion: experiemu* not rcquir»*d; exposes and \
commission: must he in position t«» leave city :
immediately. Apply 10 to 2 o’clock Monday.
1 P. A. Brubaker. Potomac Hotel, New Jersey 1
avo. and A st. s.e. First door south of main '
entrance. • J
YOUNG MAN to work salad route; must he
i hustler; salary and commission. Apply 703 i
2nd sr. n.e. |
YOUNG MEN. |
No matter what your present occupation
may he. you can develop a successful sales
business introducing a nationally advertised
article in the home; wonderful sal»*s methods:
territorial assignments, with credit given to
i any business derived rhciefrom. regardless of
source. App’y ac GlO Metropolitan Bank bldg.,
from 2 to H p m.
SHIPPING CLERKS.
If you are employed in railroad work or in
the .shipping or naffic department of a busi
ne-'i, or if you desire to engage in a type of
work that has a big future in the United
States, you should acquaint you reels with
lat Salle Extension University training in
TU \FFIU MANAGEMENT.
* onditions point to this profession a a one
which will be of continually greater impor
fame; earnings now range from $3,000 to
«>o<( and higher; the work is dignified and ,
interesting. ‘ all. telephone or mail coupon j
for information. Ask for Booklet W-89, No
•obligation. j
IA SALLE EXTENSION UNIVERSITY. I
713 Alhce Bldg. Main 8321).
Open evenings.
I would like to receive your Booklet W-SP. j
Address j
Position I
CHAUFFEURS.
Our busy time is here; big
money is being made by our'
drivers. Only men who want to 1
make big money need apply;!
references required. See Mr. •
Ryan,
BLACK AND WHITE TAXI,;
1214 New Hampshire Ave. j
BBCOSK’ A SAU&aLS-V SND MA ki; MONET. '
Rpganllps> of what your present jA)siTion is, 1
if juii arc a good conscientious worker you .
/•an dcve’op into a good We have :
several openings for yonrg men to sell our *
nationally advertised product. It in possible
to cant S3O to $35 per to start. Some (
•if cur ••urn SSO and S6O a week. Apply .
6i>9 Star bldg. j
Car Washer, Experienced. j
Automotive Accessories Co., Inc.,
BOYS between ages of 16 and:
18. as stock clerks in clothing
department.
Applv Supt..
THE HECHT CO..
7th at F.
~ saiTesmaxT |
Experienced in selling good fur-!
niture: permanent position open!
with old established house. Ap- :
plv in person or bv letter.
GUSDORF & JOSEPH,
117-119 North Howard Street, !
Baltimore, Md.
A CTO'UNT A N T—Capable j
business executive; must have!
experience and initiative to take I
charge of bookkeeping depart
ment with large retail corpora
tion. Give full details of past
activities in first letter. Ad
dress Box 266-T, Star office.
M EX wanted at once, high-class
men to explain suburban sub
division to Sunday visitors;
pleasant outdoor work. Sunday,
2 p.m. till dark. Opportunity
for advancement; salary. 612
International bldg.
HEALTH AND~ACCIDENT
insurance man, capable and
trustworthy, for branch office
manager at Takoma Park or
Frederick, Maryland, .and sur
rounding territory. Top-notch
commission contract to right
man. State experience and ref
erences. Address Box 7-V, Star
office.
DEL IVE R Y MEN, COL
ORED. ON FORD DE
LIVERY; must be ex
perienced AND HAVE
GOOD REFERENCE. THE
HQFFMAN C0.,1530 PENNA.
AVE. S.E.
SALESMAN.
LUBRICATING OILS.
One with oar preferred, to work . Washington
and nearby towns and residing in territory:
salary position. Give particular* regarding
self for Interview. Address Box 207-T, Star
office. •
CHAUFFEURS FOR
YELLOW CABS.
We pay the highest wages in
the city. New men average 28c
net on every dollar they take in.
This is our busy season and
your take-in will be large. Your
pay increases as you stay with
us. Apply 1233 20th st. n.w.
WANTED—AGENTS.
A BUSINESS OF TOUR OWN—Make sparkling
giasK name and number plates, medallions,
checkerboards, eigus: big illustrated book free.
B. Falmer, 124. Wooster, Ohio *
AOENTS^-s3o'daily representing factory: elec
tric lighted vanity oases; fastest sel>r out;
pay advanced: we deliver. Write for sample.
Goldsmith. 28 So. Cilnton. Chicago. ■ _
AGENTS—2OO% profit; wonderful little ar
ticle; something new: sells like wildfire; carry
In pocket: write at on«e fer free sample. Al
bert Mills Mgr.. SdSS American bldg.. Ciu
giaaati, Vuio. . .... •
CLASSIFIED SECTION
®he puralaij plaf
WANTED—AGENTS.
rnatlaaril.
AGENTS -Make JIO a day or more selling
Coffleld tire prcteitopß; prevents punctures and
blowouts: doubles ml-eage; easily applied, no
cement or lords required; alisolute three-year
guarantee: nothing 1 ke them: no capital re
quired: big commissions daily: no delivering;
get our proposition. Write t'offlcld Tire ITi>- •
tector Co., 515 Court st., Irayton. Ohio. •
AUTOMOBILE DRIVERS InFMETHASICW
HANK SOAR removes DIRT and GREASE
without using any water: contains no grit or
any lnjur:o*is chemicals; four large cans sent
prepaid on rece pt of »1. Agents wanted. The
Klaln laboratory, 6221 Diamond st., Philadel
phia. Pa. •
GENERAL AGENTS make S6O weekly han
dling new specialty; exclusive territory; free
sample. Khodestde, 40 South 3rd, Philadel
phia. Pi •
, GET oFrAVeeTAmHeA^ASR—ToIIeV«r
--i tie'es. perfumes and specialties; wonderfully
. profitable. Ijitierma Co.. Dept. 119. Main and
1 Walnut lamis. Mo. •
GoTvfO BUSYNESS for yoniwelfTtldo to 9600
profit weekly in proprietary specialty business;
\ we furnish everything and show you how.
booklet free. Natl. Scientific Labs.. 200 Mon
, roe, Richmond. Va.
! LARGE t'OUrOKATION wants a service man
; In every town to paste up its s'gns on store
| keepers' windows; excellent opportunity for
: reliable party: no experlenee necessary. We
j also have attractive proposition for agents
1 and salesmen. Guarantee Sign Service, r^ll
W. Superior. Chicago. •
LEAP TEAR—We propose Presto polishiitg
cloth; sells like wildfire; sample free. Pre
mier Products Corp., 79 E. 190th st.. New
York city. **
i NEW INVENTION reduces gas blls 60 per
Jcent: sells for 50c; over 200 per cent profit;
free sample offer. Mate a Corporation. Box
I 1013. Waterloo. lew* •
j NEW WONDERFUL SELLER—94c proflTevery
dollar sales; deliver on spot; license unneces
sary; no competit on; sample free. Mission
! Co.. 519 X. Ilalsled. Chicago, 111. •
i SELL MADISON "Better Made' shlrta direct
j from our factory to wearer. No capital or ea
. perience required. Easily gold. Big proflta.
Write for free samples. Madison Mills. 603
Hi eatlw.i r. New Turk. .
! WANTED — or gentlemen of middle age,
; with business ability, to handle a high-class
j spec ally so.d on a money-back guarantee and
j highly reunrnerat ve; this is a dignified posi
i tion, not a house-to-house job: no competition;
i every person needs one some time in life;
• business secured through advertising and office
. sales; big profits and pleasant work. Address
! Radium Appliance, 1392 Bradbury bidg., Leis !
] Angeles. Cal f.
WC START YOU without a dollar—Soaps,
extracts, perfumes, toilet goods; experience!
unnecessary. Carnation Co., l»ept. 290, St ’
Louie. * |
Wt»NDKKKCL fN VE NT id N; eMtn inaTes all [
for phonographn. Sew, different, lanta «
for 3 - ear*; proKervon rat ordu; 12.000.000 pro?- j
ppcH; sls to S3O daily * a*y; retry day’a sup j
ply in pocket. Everplaj, MeClnrg Bldg., '
Uhi4'«co. • ]
TOU ~CAS M AKE $75 To' sioo*«T week &el \Tng j
our bip line of 150 article*, used constantly |
in every home Write iin, we. will «end you j
cur handaome sls *vample cnee outfit on trrjut.
Federal Pure Food Co., C3C»7 Areber ave., |
1 Chicago. _ • |
' SBO-*2UO WEEK—Appoint sub-agents, 20'"V j
j comm. Guaranteed genuine gold letters for |
i store windows; easily applied. Metallic Let- j
I tg r Co.. 456 N. Clark. Cnicago. * :
WANTED—SALESMEN. !
A DISTKIRU'rOH wanted at Washington to I
! m*U America’s finest doUar spark plug—“ Li- j
j erty.” Sensational quality. Tremendot7*< t
: sales ahead. One distributor has made $1,400 j
jin two months: S2OO month lionus off**r. L. rs. j
P. Corp., 40 Hanover st., l*ept. M-27, Boston, »
1 Mass. I
( FOUNTAIN PEN SALESMAN WANTED— !
j Must have successful record selling fountain i
i pens or mechanical ;>encils and huow p« a !
I traiie in Baltimore, Washington and Virginia, !
I which wiii be his terr.tory; trade well estab
■ lislied in Baltimore; advertiser is old estate j
i iished manufacturer of highest standing; very ■
. literal commission i.as s with drawing account, i
I Write full details of experience, age. etc., to j
j Box 266-T, Star office.
! LARGE MANUFACTURER desires salesman |
I sel; ng retail trade for unusually fine bouse- 1
j hold article, the hardy asbestos holder; over J
I million sold yearly; bandied by alt lines; as i
j good a side line as out; year-round se.ler; at- |
I tractive comm if not earning *l5O vrkly. |
I add. Klsater Woiks. Box K-11, Booavllle, N. Y. 1
: MAKeY 1W MKEKLIX SPARK TIM&HMI j
what the public wants —lung-distanee radio ie- ,
ecivirg sets; two sales -weekly pays <IOO pro®t; (
no big investment, no canvass ng; Sharpe of ;
I Colorado made <965 In one month; represents- i
• tives wanted at once-. This plan is sweeping ;
the country ; write today, giving name of your |
< county. Uzkrka, 836 W. Washington bird., i
j Chicago. _ __ I
: M ASTK K SALESMAN—Ag<*> 30 to 50? >or spe- 1
j cial diplomatic personal soliciting where the ;
j clientage you build up belongs to yourself;
1 <260 per month guarantee for first ten months’ .
wo;k to right man; company well rated, estate l
lished 12 years; this opportunity will make 1
one independent for life and net <26,000 e«r- I
tain profit in first three year*; must be flnan- ■
eially responsible; no special experience neces
sary. but character, personality, courage and ,
industry essential; college man preferred; |
state age, education, past occapat on and]
I 1 earnings in strict confidence. Address Box I
2W4-T. Star office. • |
NATION-WIDE openings exist in the organ- i
lisation of the P-irtmai, Electric Company; a ;
few Washington men can make money while J
proving their worth selling through one of ,
■ Washington’s largest department stores. Ap- I
J ply room 639 Munsey bldg. • j
' REAL KBTATE SALESMAN —Must have car? I
; a «plcn6i<l opening for an mar:.
| SHARAH dc GARLOCK, Trust bldg. •
■ REAL I’BODUCKRS to sell Dort 6; the best |
Ithousand-dollar six on the market; busy sea- |
sen coming on; splendid chance for a real .
worker. David S. Hendricks. 1912 14th n.w. I
| SALESMEN—Experienced collection agency
■ man to develop and supervise prospective sales
j men; proposition good for <6,000 to 38,000
I yearly. Full coramisalon paid datly on receipt
I of business; also big Smoothly bonus; only ten
1 states open: wire or write your application
| with ref. lame. Illinois Adjusting and Finance
Corp.. 22 E. Van Bu.en 5.., Chi ago. 111. •
-SALESMEN —Experienced collection agency so
licitors for road; new feature bonded contract;
no collection, no. charge; full extraordinarily
liberal commission paid on receipt of busi- i
j nrs; make <l3O weekly. National Adjusting
Ass’u, 37_W. Van Boren. Chicago. 111. •
SALESMEN—If yon can sell dependable~nnrß
ery stock, write us; steady work: persistent
men earn large comm ssions. paid weekly.
Perry Nurseries. Brighton. N. Y. •
SALESMEN. 2, only for real selling proposi
tion; our salesmen earn good money; those
with autos preferred. Call Monday. Room 212.
Insurance bldg., 15fh and Eye u.w. Ask tor
Mr. Lindstrom.
SALESMEN—lnexperienced or experienced,
city or traveling; write for free book, "Mod
-1 ern Salesmanship.” Big demand for men.
Earn <3.600 to <IO,OOO yearly. Address Na
tional Salesmen’s Tr. Assn., Dept. 323, Chl
; e*go- *
SALESMAN—Liberty aluminum ware; 2c, 25c.
99c sales; open stock; liberal commission; earn
• <75 to <2OO a week, spare t.me; sold from cat
. alog and po-ket samples; we give full partlc
aulars first letter. American Aluminum Com
-1 pany, 7th and Clark, Bt. Mo. *
BALKBMES Make big money selling our at
tractive radio agency proposition: all deal
ers; commissions also on repeat bnaiseas: no
knowledge radio needed. Box 518, Cedar Bap
ids. lowa. *
BALESMBN or ex-merchants; rare opportunity
to clean up neat fortune first year: bu Id
• permanent business selling necessary specialty:
yields every purchaser ten times investment:
prophets unlimited; commias’ons, <6O to <2OO
per sale; give full facts for reply. F. A. Hull,
. Box 190, 81a. C. Cleveland. Ohio. *
I SALESMEN —To (wll full line crockery, glass.
aluminum and enamel ware: also cash Job lots
1 white and decorated crockery and enamel ware;
’•big commission. Baker Pottery Co., Sebring.
1 j Oh jo.
! ! SALESMAN WANTED FOR FOUNTAIN PEN
. ! —Old established manufacturer of highest
1 standing wants experienced fountain pen sales
■ man, who knows the trade, to develop south
ern territory; commission bass; give experi
ence age, etc. Address Box 261-T. Star office.
SALESMEN with organizing ability wanted by
local corporation to p.ace limited amount of
preferred scour ties: permanent position with
, corporation. Address Box 286-T. Star office. *
: ! SALESMAN, with or without experience, to
r j take orders for a staple article. Big com
- I mission; a good worker can make <SO per
j week. Apply_B;3o a.m. at 815 7th st. n.w. •
SALESMEN—The gelling season for Chevrolet
I is here. We prefer men who are exper’enced.
but it is not essential. S. A G. Motor Co.,
I Mr Htiekel. 1078 W sconsln are. 23*
1 | SALESMEN for live publ city proposition
who are looking for big returns; specialty
j education course and book men are adapted
I 'or this work. Phone Room 88, St. James
• I Hotel. £ 23*
! I SPLENDID PROPOSITION—SeII gummed tape.
. rapidly replacing twine; <6O to 1150 weekly:
fall or part time. Sager Company. Maonfac
| turers, Dept. D-2. 1637 Roosevelt rd., Chicago.
STOCK SALESMAN to tell stock In old-esub
lished local business; good, clean proposition.
See Mr. Kolston or Mr. Schwart, 0 to 1
Monday, Room 8, 1711 Pennsylvania ave. n.w.
; Main 1656. , *_
• STOCK SALESMAN, local corporation. 1934
• Colombia road.
- THE BLANCHARD CO., Aurora, IU., recognix*
' ed as fastest crowing line In advertising in*
> dnstry, has exceptional opportnn-ty for live
wire salesman, who can sell exclusive art and
commercial calendars, holiday greetings, direct
- mail advertising, fans, blotters, pencils and
r novelties; commission contract with weekly
- advances; exclusive territory: real factory co
'■lieretloii. Give full experiences, irfercncgs,
atk.,, Atltirq:ji XL *.g«v; .*
WASHINGTON, D. C., SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 23, 1924.
WANTED—SALESMEN.
Continued. j
WANTED—SaIes representatives and distrilv ,
ntors for complete line of household necessi
ties; large margin of profit: preferred lerrK
lories still open; large, responsible manufac
turers behind products. Address H. G. Saal
Ounpany, 4SIB Ravens wood ave., Chicago. * .
<6.50 PROFIT on new <7.. r >6 specialty every 1
meichant needs; write for sample. ’ Mer- {
chants’ Association. 642 S. Dearborn, (•hjrago.*
P AINT AND ROOF CEMENT
Salesman—Selling plan allows you to meet
competition. Liberal drawing account. United ‘
Builders Co., 8602 Wade Park, Cleveland, Ohio. ■
• I
WANTED—
A REALLY CAPABLE KALES MANAGER
to open and assume full control of the Wash- i
iugton office of u nationa'ly operative manu
facturing company. 'Die connection will re
quire a demonstrated ability to organise, train
and control a large sales force, and the man
selected will tie remunerated on * basis where
by his net earnings gull be from <7,300 to.
<12,000 the first year, with unlimited future ;
possibilities. If you can show a successful j
sales record and a sound personal and finan
cial standing we invite you to submit full par- •
ticulars atiout yourself, being assured that
your duplication will be treated with strict s
confidence. Address inquiries to 11. F. Baker, j
General Sales Manager, 319 W. Van Bun n, ;
Chicago. HI. • I
SALESMAN TO SELL USED (
CARS AND MAKE APPRAI-t
SAL. BIG MONEY FOR!
CAPABLE MAX. JUSTICE)
MOTOR CO., 1515 *l4tli ST. I
HELP—MALE AND FEMALE. !
Kook KEEPER, office experience, for dmg sun j
dry bout**?. Stale salary and experience. Ad- 1
dress Rox 50-V. Sty office. f
COIFIE, middle axed, rooms free, exchange j
for duties, parden: nearby Virginia. Address
Box 3W2-T. Star office. • I
MAN OR WOMAN of ability to All position |
In our real estate sales department. Free in- 1
strurtion. Experience unnecessary. Need not [
interfere with present occupation. Employ 1
ment whole or part time. UectureH nn.saleK-j
manehip every Tuesday at 5 p.m. William K.
Matteson. Bond building
MEN AND WOMEN to sell first trust note*, on I
Washington business property: part or full j
tln<c: good pay; permanent. Rhone Main 3161 j
for appointment • j
MKN OH WOMEN. 7 vide awake, to can* •
▼aee city; attractive income to workers: op |
r*ortunity to qualify for slate or district }
managers; experieiu** not necessary, but prefer i
those with experience as H)lic tors <»r in- j
Kitrane** nxent>. Apply 9 fV> 8 Monday or ;
Tuesday. Room 412. 1311 C st. n.w.
PIANIST Afternoon and evening, for dancing J
clans. Address Box 228-T. Star
SOUICITOHS for h pubi.cation, un- I
usual opportunity. Hoorn 412. 1311 st. n w
POUCITOKS for rugh grade publication. ;
pay for full or part time. Rhone Franklin I
4447 Monday. |
STENOGRAPHER, experienced, with at least *
iiigli Mbool e<l uca tion and ability to hand!** f
complicated clerical work. National Cannery’ I
Ae*-ociation. 1739 II st. n.w. • j
TYUISTB-—Add materially to your income by j
IJ’pliM? authorn' manuscripts. Free detailed t
Infomiation on request. K. J. Car net*. Au
thors’ Agent, Tallapoosa, Gm •
INCREASE YOUR INCOME.
If yen have a few hoarj a day or evening to
apare and won id like to make S4O or more a t
week in real estate work, bee Mr. HAKNER.
B— 21 b. Istb nW.
INSTEITCTION COURSES
AMEBIUA’R “FOURTH INDUSTRY NEEDS I
jau po>ition? oppn in hotels, club*. .
ajiartmeot houses, tea rooms, cafeterias. Cali !
for particulars. LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING
SCHOOLS. 1340 New York ave.
A NEW COURSE IX TELEPHONE SWITCH
board operating forming April 2; easy to learn.
Oxford bldg., cor. 14th Bt. bet. New York ave
and H. i
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS PRIVATELY
given. Call Line. 82. W" do the rest.
COACHING LESSONS, <1.25 PER HOUR FOR I
foreigners desiring enhance to pubiie schools |
and to backward .-hildren. through fifth grade. I
F'nonc ■ Adame 2144 after d p.m. * ]
BLBCTRICITY TAUGHT l.r' Kara I
while yon learn at home. Electrteai hook and '
proof lessons free. Satisfaction guaranteed ,
snd position secured. Write to Chief Engineer i
Cooke. 2144 Lawrence are . Chiesco. • j
HOTELS NEED TRAINED EXECUTIVES. WE
train you for blgh-aalaried petitions in hotels,
clubs, apirtment houses, tea rooms, cafeterias. I
Call for particulars. LEWIS HOTEL TRAIN- 1
ING SCHOOLS. 1340 New York ave. _
BOW DO YOU USE YOUR SPARK TIMET j
Let na train you to earn <6O to <IOO a waek
making mechanical, architectural or map 1
drawinga; Individual instruction, day or eve
ning ; no experience Deceasin', Start now.
Write, call or phone for particulars Colum
bia School of Drafting. 14th and T ats. a.w.
North 272.
RADIO-NEW INDUSTRY, NEARLY LEAD
. ing ail other* in America. We teach you the
essentials of the science, or train you to be
a lic-eneed operator. Positions tor graduates
at good salar’ea. Tuition moderate, easj
pavments. Catalog on request. LOOMIS
RADIO COLLEGE. 406 9th. 24*
Civil Service Examination.
Special rates beginning today for first-grade
clerk promotion examinations, Apr. 14. Classes
5 days and 5 nights each week. Home study
course. <5. Statistical clerk exam.. Apr. 23; sal
: ary, $1,140 to <1.640; age. 18 to 70; both men
9nd woawn. Special instruction for stenography
and typewriting exams., Apr. S and May 13.
Tuition, <6. Calculating machine, Apr. 23,
The Civil Service Preparatory School.
S.e. corner 12th and F n.w. Franklin 11)80.
LBARN MILLINERY. DESIGNING, TAILOB
ing, dressmaking. Ask for booklet. Fr. 7475.
LIVINGSTONE ACADEMY,
804 17th Bt. N.W. 25*
LEARN BARBER TRADE.
Quick, right and easy. Jobs guaranteed
Write ns. Tri-City Barber School, 817 K.
Baltimore at., Balto., Md.
Building Trades Course.
I .earn common bricklaying aad hollow tile
aetting. New class organizing. Evening
classes.
Y. M. C. A. Trade School,
1736 G St. N.W.
Main 3260.
Auto Instruction.
Men wanted to learn anto mechanics’ trade.
All practical work. Day and evening classes.
Y. M. C. A. Trade School.
1786 Q Bt. N.W. Main 8360.
RADIO.
Another # abort-cocraq class of 10 lessons,
covering a period of five weeks, with classes
every Wednesday and Saturday night at 7:30.
will start on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2.
This abort course is valuable to those con
templating entering the radio field for selling,
construction wotk. repair work, or owners of
nets who desire to get a good insight into the
science and thoroughly understand what to do
in case of troubles It gives one a practical
knowledge of modem broadcast receiving ap
i paratuK and practical work in construction of
I the latest, up-to-date apparatus. It also cov-
I ere the essential principles of transmitting and
, receiving damped and continuous wave signals,
voice modulated waves, radio and audio fre
quency amplifiers.
ROGER W. BABSON SAYS
“Public Win invest <350.000,000 In radio in
1924. Very few people realise how important,
from a business standpoint, the radio industry
has become. It compare* favorably with many
important long-established industries.”
COMPARED WITH OTHER
LINES
Baboon further says: “Figures on sporting
goods, camera*, etc., show a value of about
1185.000.000. Sales of radio equipment nearly
twice as large. Radio business nearly twice
as large as carpet and rug business. For
every dollar spent on fnrnitnre 33 cents is
spent on radio. For every dollar spent on
boots and shoes 25 cents is spent on radio.
For every dollar spent on mos’cal instruments
of all kinds, including phonographs, pianos,
organa, etc., 73 cents is spent for radio Value
of radio business amounts to nearly three
fourths of the Jewelry business as a whole.
Radio has passed through the fad stage and
has become a utility. It has achieved perma
nent status among the Important Industries of
the country."
MODERATE TUITION
CHARGE.
The cost of the course is small and each
Bocmbcr of the class will be given the privilege
of constructing an expensive set at very small
cost for his own use, if desired. By this p’an
one will find the course quite profitable, as
well as valuable from an instructive stand
point. We enroll only a limited number for
these classes, so it would be wise to have a
place reserved in the class before it is too
OFFICE OPEN FOB ENROLLMENTS EVERT
DAT FROM 9:30 A.M. TO 9:30 P.M.
LOOMIS RADIO COLLEGE,
405 9th St. Main 7839. *
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
BUS GIBLB. girls tn wash glasses. Che fa,
chok*. d’shwashem. waiters. ]*altars, chauf
feur*. pastry cooks; experienced. North
29W-W. . Phillips.. t .... *
! EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
j BUSINESS POSITIONS—Erae roglatration.
Washington Eropiojment Exchange; operated
for the public by the Washington School for
Secretaries. Room 213. Traniportation bldg.,
17th aad H aU. n.w,
CALL POTOMAC 1645 for Ctar.at an help, free.
j 1104 T at. n.w.
, COLORED COOK for bachelor, $65; chamber
maid. waitress. $45; home night**; woiklng
horn**keeper (light colored); white and coloied
help needed. _ 1331 You at. n.w.
* COOK, first-class; maid*. dUhwathera. day
. workers, houaewoi ken*, waitresses, chauffeurs.
| porter, bus .boys supplied free; help wanted.
j 1384 U st. nw. North 6579.
j CtKIKS, 5, experienced; places, go home or
[stay; fl laundress't-. Monday. Main 2088 W.
1 Phillips’ Exchange. 1521 9th st. n w. •
COOK, colored, and maid to go to Iowa; cook .
and maid tu go to Maryland, cook to go away
for summer; good wages. Ladies’ Exchange,
M>7 Vermont ave.
EXPERIENCED MEN, e’ean hoses; yard
i men, elevator men. chefs, cooks, uCP.ty men.
‘ North 2668-W Monday. Phillips, 1521 9th st.
1 n.w. 1 •
j HOME AGENCY, help wanted, with refer
ences; good lielp supplied. 1910 13th st *
. North 3745 (
I IIOUBEWOHKBRB, nurses, waitresses, kitch- i
: enmalds. chamltermaidH. scrubwomen supplied: j
! ail kinds help. Monday. N. 2668 W. Phillips. • j
| NI’UHK, fi at-' Inss, white: also chambermaid, i
; waitress, colored part time, with best city !
I references. North
{ ncksk, white; waitress, chamber maid, par
lormaid. kitchenmuid. Ladies’ Exchange, HO7 |
I Vermont ave.
RUCOIIMENDKD—Cha off ears, chefs, parlor
maids, cooks, waitresses charwomen, lions**- I
f men. laborers. Fuller’s Exchange, oUrc. 1221
I 25th st. West 20H9. 2.5*
• RELIABLE domestic and commercial, white
I and colored help Briggs Bureau. 1*?97 14th
si. Potomac 1535.
Z HELP—FEMALE.
t AN OLD, well established, reliable firm 'an
j make exceptionally attractive offer to woman
jof high school or college education, uninenm-
Ibered. free to travel and wanting p**rmanent 1
position; age 80-50: will finance right party i
and pay not less than $2.50b; business ex !
j perience not essentia!. Mr. Pa rice, general !
i manager. 5- E. Wash.. Room JU3. Chicago. • 1
IABBI3TANT MATRON for an institution. I
! Pli-aw* give age ami experience. Address Box I
j 340-T. Sr Hr o**rv. _____ • i
I BOtiKKKEPBIt, experienced with Bnrnaighs i
! h(i»kkwp nr machine, knowledge of sten»g-|
raphy preferred: S2O i»er week. Stale ag*-.
educatloD and exp«*rien<e. Address B*»x 235-T, j
J Star office. •
! BOOKKEEPER—Experienced prefer one with
* knowledge of typewriting; must i*e effic ent
; an*! reliable; heat of references required. See 1
. Mr. Helnb'incli. 11. B. Ixtary. Jr., copartner
lahip. 1 61 2 23 i ■ I n.w
i CANVASSERS for Washington and aurrounil
| ing towns in Md. an*} \a. to the Wonder
j Vi Way mending fluid. n»end> hosiery and all
1 fabric*; guaranteed to wash. )■> 1 and iron.
I lanndry-proof. only twodninutr demonstration:
» l***st and fastest seller «»n the market; 100 per
j rent profit (’all at 30t Mmraejr bldg . I». (*..
. between 10:30 a.m. and 1 p.m., Mondav. or
{ wril*‘ t.» p, n Box 1113. •
J UHAMBKKMAIDB an<l rlieekan. Apply
j booaekeeper. I> ”_ Hwt, 15th aril I*.
I CHAR WOMEN, ezpwr’enced, olored, for w..rk
I in offl<-e building, from 6 pm. lo 11 p.m :
{wages. $8 a week. Call 505 U st. n.w., .Mon
da;. between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m •
COMPETENT ALTERATION HANDS on met a
an*! women’** clothing; gevid salary. Über&i
Credit Clothing
| UHNTAL ASSISTAN T, sg- 24 »o 3«: must
■ Ik* w-illing worker, refiarfi. have attractive per
* sooality; stenographic abiDty rtesiraWe; hard
i work, but go*«l opportunity for right girl.
( State eduoational quaLfleat ’ons in own writing
, and salary expected. Address Box 343-8, Star
offi.-e. •
i EXPEKIKNI ED OFFICE HKLP; those who
! know bookkeeping preferred Liberal Credit
Clothing Co.. 434 7th n.w.. 2ml floor.
FANCY FKKSSF.RS on silk work. Apply ready
for work. Garmaek Dry Cleaning Co , 1120
Queen st n.e.
i GIIU.S white, who can sew well. Address
j Box 307-T. Star t.ffiee 21*
j UlllLS, 2t). white, over 20 years of age, to
j make ;>eaniit butler sandwiebes. I’ri*:e Wil
j tioi r.- Spe ■ i'o.. «t3O D st. n.w. •
| HKAI> COGK for busy cafeteria, hours 10:45
| to 7:45; also Sunday; one week day oft: salary
jto start, <7O mouth. Only au experien*-ed
} eook wanted, one aeonstonied to handling
; large cooking. Address Box 257 T. Star o!B* e.
I HRM6TITCHIXG. plaiting, make buttonsTeteT;
) girl: must be reliable. 2412 18th at. n.w •
t LADIKS. 30 white, to do hand addressing;
| good [tenmanship necessary. Apply Minority
I Room, House Office hu iding, Monday, 9 a.m. •
| LADIES—-Tlie spare time "f two can be used
; by the Birtmau Electric • oitii<any, selling a
j produ-t through one of Washington's largest
! department stores. Apply Room 539, Mun
, ser hutlding. •
! LADIES who will show and take orders for
. our rubber goods, hou—hold and comfort ne
< esaities, for women and babies: can earn
j big inc. wkly: particulars free. Write Amer.
] Rnbher Fro«j Co.. Dept. 395. I'ittaburgh, Fa. •
j I.ADV. expeneneed in shoes. Call Frank
| Brothers. 312 Woodward bldg. •
1 LADY to organize party of 14 for 17-day Yel
i lowstone Park tour and thus secure free trip,
j Address Box 337-T. Star office.
| I.4DT—Refined and open-minded. for JO
( days’ work entside city: sp'endid opportu
t nitr for growth and development in ednea
itienal and executive work. Address Box
110-M. Star offi<-e.
| MAID, light colored, young, in professional
j office. Address Box LTik-T. star offi< e. •
i MARCEL WAVER and all-round operator
j wanted, expert only, good wages. Maiaon
I Gustave. 706 13th st. n.w-. •
[ MARCHLI.EK and ail around lieanty parlor
| operator; good salary. 1112 H st. n.w. 23*
, SALBSLADIBb, whole or part time, to take
| orders for article not sold in local stores, but
I has big demand: 20 per cent depos t from
' purchaser is your commission. Phone or
write Apt. 226. the Portner. for interview.
SALKKLADIBS for women'* suits and coats,
thoroughly experienced. Liberal Credit Cloth
ing Co.. 434 7th n.w.. 2nd floor.
SALESLADIKB wanted; several fine openings;
salary and commission: experience unneces
aary. 416 Maryland bldg.. 1410 H st. n.w.
SALESLADY —Experienced in selling diegges,
coats and suits to nicer clientele. Rcsedere.
1206 G.
SEWING —Girl, white, who understands corset
work. Address Box 308-T. Star office. 24*
SOLICITORS, ex;ier.enced; good pay. Phone
Main 1254 only between 6 and 6 p.m. 24*
1 STENOGRAPHER, by large corporation; state
experience and monthly salary expected:
knowledge of surety business or insurance
desirable; half day Saturdays, all year. Ad
dress Box 339-T. Star office. 24*
STENOGRAPHER in patent attorney’, office.
Give details, salary, experience, education.
Address Box 330-T. Star office. 26*
1 STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST Apply manager,
fee House. 15th and L.
WOMAN—The intell’gent, mature woman, in
experienced in business, faces a problem in
securing a satisfactory vocation. Wc have a
, good opportunity for one at present. Success
means lifework and advancement. Write East
] era Viayi Company, M. E. Bates, No. 916
Colorado bldg.
; WOMEN AND CHILDREN to he adjusted for
all acute and chronic diseases in the free
chiropractic clinic at the School of
! Chiropractic, 1232 14th st. n.w.. Monday. Wed
nesday and Friday evenings, from 6 tp 7:30
o’cloek.
WORKING HOUSEKEEPER in small house;
one lady. North 280. 22*
i YOUNG GIRL to assist in dental office. State
age. experience If any, also lowest salary to
■tart. Address Box 41-V, Ktar office. *
YOUNG LADY for clerical work. Reply in
own handwriting, stating age, education, ex
perience and salary expected to start. Ad
dreas Box 334-T. Ktar office. *
YOUNG LADY who can operate typewriter;
good salary. Liberal Credit Clothing Co.. 434
7th n.w. 2nd floor.
; YOUNG WOMEN for advertising work; no
selling proposition: straight salary, <3 per
1 dav and car fare. See Air. Blake, 9:30 to
1 4:30 Monday, Room 500, Federal Amer. Bank
, bldg. *_
SALESWOMEN.
EXPERIENCED AND WITH THE BEST
CHARACTER REFERENCES. FOR WOM-
I BN’S AND MISSES’ DRESSES. SUITS AND
COATS, IN HIGH-CLASS SPECIALTY
’ STORE. ADDRESS BOX 61-V, STAR OF
FICE. ,
STENOGRAPHER Experi
enced, energetic; $l5O per month
) to start; difficult and responsible
i position with exceptional oppor
-1 tunity for advancement. Apply
; in person only, Washington
' School for Secretaries, Room
■ 212, Transportation bldg.
, GLOVE SALESWOMEN—
MUST be experienced in selling
better grades of gloves. Apply
Superintendent,
- FRANK R. JELLEFF, INC..
1 . • 1216 F..51..X.W.
HELP—FEMALE.
CORSET - FITTER.
The Hecht Co. requires the
services of a thoroughly experi
enced corset fitter and sales
woman ; permanent position.
Apply Supt.,
THE HECHT CO.,
7th at F.
SALESW OMAN, thoroughly 1
experienced, on gowns; capable!
handling high-class clientele
only need apply. Address Box
118-T, Star office.
BOOKKEEPER Old estab
lished real estate office desires a!
first-class bookkeeper; experi
ence necessary; Saturday half)
holiday all year; salary to start,!
$1,200, with bonus and lunches
in addition; advancement ifj
satisfactory; prefer some one!
now employed who desires to J
improve condition ; reply in own i
handwriting, giving past experi-,
ctice, etc.; state whether married j
or single. Address Box 14-V,!
Star office.
HELP—DOMESTIC.
('ARK KOK 3-room apt. and 2 children; stay j
nichts if possible; good, reliable, white worn- •
an _ Hay, Phone Aley IKO-W. • I
j (Tl AM BURMA ID. laundress teoloredTT ftrat 1
,olas ft . references: stay nights. JOll New York j
ICLEANING —Good woman with citv i
• work Bto 2. IE JO Eye Ht.n.w. 23* j
J COOK—Whit#* or colored, to g«» to home near
j A.exandna: other servants employed. I . ,*{B74 * ;
• COOK and general housekeejer. settled rol
i oreij woman; no washing or ironing; slay ■
J nights; good salary. Apply Sunday morning,
; 3210 K'ingle rd. Cleve. H2.V
I cook and general hem so worker? *
i at* n.w 0
COOK and general housework? 17IS 21st st?
IPhone North 5.V21 gy
OK NBK A l~i lO I* SI :w< m k and rook : amali
i family; no laundry; must be experienced. IsfiU
j M.ntwood pi.. Apt. 20CI.
.GENERAL HOI'SKWOUK. girl; must be good I
I rook. small apartment. Apply Sunday morn-I
I mg. 2301 Cathedral • ,« . Apt. 103 •
; GE.\7KRAL~ HO US KWORK Np»t? honest i
«oman or girl; stay nights; reference. 1
j Cleveland 23W.
j GENERAL HOL’SEWOEK, reliable woman; J
|no washing; steady work. Phone North 5604, j
■l*to JM «jii 2t04 pm. • i
IGENERAL hou-ew• rker. no laundry; stav I
nights. 3300 Newark st.. Cleveland Park. I
Phone Cleveland 3216. 25* I
i HOUSEKEEPER, white; n-liable; stav nights »
•if preferred. 2436 2nd st. n.e. 13*
liOUSKMAIii, waitress fwhliei, cnrofietent: J
small family: goo*! wage-. Please give ref- j
. i ere ores Address Box IM-T. Star office. 23* j
i HOUSEWORK HELPER ami wash dishes; I
’ neat young glr!._ 960 Shepherd st. n.w. • j
MAlD—Part time Apply Sunday after 10 ,
o’clock. M 3 llh at. •
MOTHER S HELPER While high school girl,
j Apply 1304 Rhode Island ave. • j
1 j NTRSK -Reliable, white, for 4-year-old girl I
and infant; willing to travel; referenda. I
j Apt. 712 2400 13th sr. • j
j M USE A g<**d trusty woman to care for a r
five-year-old rhild. one who will appreciate a ;
gissi horn*-: must stay n gbls; room and board,
I small salary. Address Box 84-V, Star office.
NT RBK- Reliable woman: must have first -
{class Call after 5 p.m. Ham
• inon-E 2*Vif» 11 T h st. nw.
PRACTICAL baby nurse for afternooua; must
’ j I** trustworthy. IB3fi Lamont st. • !
3ROUND COOK, colored, re I. a hie, experienced j
{in case work; city reference*. tall after SI
; p.m. or inorningd I’ortner Case. 15th and I". :
j 23* <
j SETTLED colored woman for general house- J
- work; some ironing, but no washing; refer- !
enees requ red : stay nigiits. dev. 427. 3907 ;
ingowar it, ( bevy Clique, P. r. • J
; WAITRESS, white, assist wth housewo;k: !
: stay nigtiU: wages. $lO per week. Cali 145 !
■ 12th s.e. •
I WOMAN, white, attend invalid lady: house ]
I keep in apartment; stay nights. Apply afier •
530
WOMAN, settled, white or colored, nearby |
Maryland; reference; caw* for children while
mother works: all Saturdays and Sundays off; {
. small salary start, guaranteed increase; can j
keep chickens and make sma.i garden for own •
i l«en *fit. State salary expected. Address Box i
| 7H-T. Star office.
, WOMAN or • xperiem ed girl, for salads and S
I helper, part time afternoon and dinner. Port- }
I ner Case. 15th and Yon. • !
* j WOMAN, reliable, to take care of baby and 1
J four-room apartment of employed couple' Ap- (
ply Sunday 2424 Newton st. ne , Woodridge {
, WORKING HOUSEKEEPER Unincumtiered |
• middle aped white, frooming houor. Apply
' th : s morning. 414 6t:i st. n.wr, • j
; i SITUATIONS—MALE.
j ACCOUNTANT, guarantees to keep valuable 1
. ; hooks for any business man; “Cost-less” book- j
keeping service rendered few hours weekly, t
j Address Box 288-T, Star office. 23* J
; J ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMAN, reliable,
| capable of making complete plans from
■ : sketches, would like to do work at home. I
I Phone North 4131-J. 2T»* j
\ BARITONE soloist, train ng abroad, choir 1
leader: experienced: open for engagement.
Address Box 77-T, Star office. 24* I
. thorooghlyTx- |
perienced, deaires position; best references, ;
Address Hot 236-T. Star office. 23*
BOOKKEEPER, accountant, de- j
' I aires evening work; books kept; opened and
closed; statements. Address Box 91-V, star j
office. • }
BOOKKEEPER-ACCOUNTANT, systems in- j
stalled. statements prepared; evening work
• solicited. Address Box 149-T, Star office. 24* j
-j BUSINESS ORGANT/EK. experienced: rvtpr- !
, ences exchanged. Address Box 183-T, Star
office. 27*
CARPENTER, experienced, wants work any
kind: $3 day. Address Box T3-T, Star office.
’ CEMENT FINISHER, non-union, experienced.
desires work. Henry Dav s, UOtt 4th st. n.w. •
, CHAUFFEUR, colored, wants work of aty
k nd evenings after 4:30; all day Sundays.
037 French st. n.w. • j
J CHAUFFEUR, colored. lo years’ experience: j
, private family or truck; references. Adams
i 1511 *_ i
; CHAUKPKUR. S years' experionor: pc. away j
>j or atay in town; city references. West 150r>, j
1 CHAUFFEUR, eiphf years’ experience, tmek j
• or jirvato; reference. 506 Pea st. u.w. * ]
' CHAUFFEUR, colored, wishes private, delivery
’ or parape wort; make pcneral repairing, 1440
j W st. n.w.
COLLECTOR, employed, with machine, desires
to make change. Address Box 305-T, Star of
> I fice. •
; COLORED man withes position of any kind. ]
■ 412 L st. n.w. * ;
DISHWASHER, porter, woik of any kind; col- j
j ored man. North 3745. * j
EMPLOYMENT wanted In or near Washing- j
- ton from June 15 to September 15, by man
aged twenty-five, college graduate, with ex- |
perience in teaching, bookkeeping and odice
: management; best references exchanged. Ad- I
I dress Box 24-V. Star office.- * !
KXECUIIVE. office manager, acconntant; per
> fectly conversant in ail details of bookkeep
r ing and installation of systems; bnslness and
i bank references. Address Box 13-V, Star of
, floe. *
. FIREMAN- —Colored; experienced on high and
low pressure boilers. 2X44 L st n.w. Sunday.
S to 12, or call Columbia 2CO after 7 p.m.
[ Boykin. *
I HELPER ON TRUCK, man. strong, colored,
; desires position. 1921 2nd st. n.w. 23*
1 HIGH SCHOOL BOY (co ored) wants woik
after school. Main 2808. *
HOUSEMAN, experienced, wants position.
- E. C. Freeman, 1634 4tb st. n.w. *
, HOUSEMAN and waiter; colored: reference.
74X Irving st. n.w.
- IOWA LAWYER desires to form connection
with established Washington law firm. Ad
dress Box 294-T, Star office. 24* ,
' LAWYER, 4 years’ experience: member D 0.
bar; well acquainted in Washington, desires
1 connection with law firm; compensation no
. object. Address Box 260-T. Star office.
MAN dea’Tes poo tion; first class cook or porter.
Address 1203 4th st. Fr. 734 W.
MANAGER, employed by nationally known
- concern, will consider local connection!; only
high-grade propositions will be considered. Ad-
J dress Box 321-T. Star office. *
J MECHANIC’S helper, automobile garage; ex
perienced. Phone Franklin 5889. 24*
PIANIST and organist, young man wants a
position. Address Box 47-V. Star office. •
PORTER or as elevator, operator, colored.
H." 5 .W.sl. n.S ...
REAL ESTATE
SITUATIONS—MALE.
C*oiitinned. v _ I
PRIVATE artvodaot to insane or invalid j'
patient: referem* 1 . Tall L. 4894. •
sTEnOGRAPS bTTsECRKT ART, young man.
college graduate*, wisbea d**irablp (situation; '•
f*xp<»rjon«*<*d. capable; could handle correspond-j
once; willing accept part salary from profits I
of business; references. Address Box 263-T,
Mar office. _23*_
HTTPEKINTENDENT—A competent and prao
• tlral man w th a thorough knowledge of buper
! intending large office building* or apartment*,
: lias » good bUHinettfe educatii n, dchirea |ioai
! t'.on aw superintendent of one or more build- .
j logs of this type; can furn sh bert reference as j
to ab’lity and character. Address guperln- ,
I tendent, 1815 F sf. n.w. Frankl-n 143 b. •
( WANTED—Several jobs for students. Call*
Howard University V. M. C. A., Columbia I
8109.
WINDOW cleaning and bouse cleaning, first
J. A. Johnson. 1614 M at. n.w. 24*
YOUNG MAN wants position where bard I
work, accuracy ami absolute dependability |
are. required; last place, offee work, four j
j years; references. Address Bor 210-T, Star
• office. • _
YOUNG MAN, 20, wants position as asst, or |
• hotel clerk; 2 years’ experence; best of refer
ences. Addresa Box 122-V, Star office 24*
i YOUNG MAN. 39, desires connection; broad
| commercial experience; accustomed to assume
responsibility: familiar general office routine;
can take charge store, office; will start with
moderate salary; references. Address Box 2 V,
| Star office.
1 YOUNG MAN wishes to work between the
j boms of 7 and 2. 1518 J2th *t. n w.
J YOUNG MAN. twenty years of age, high
school education, desires employment. Pol.
j 1234-J. • 23*
,YOUNG MARRIED MAN, exper fnwfl in rent
I department, wants position with reliable real
estate firm, or take management of apartment
( house: A-t references. Address Box 325-T,
P Star office, |
I SITUATIONS—MALE. FEMALE, |
( COUPLE, Swiss, with bright boy of 16, want I
j situation in good private family; man is gar
dener ;n flowers, vegetables and treed; boy j
I can be useful. Addreas G. Staeger, Wardmao »
j Park Hotel, kitchen dept. 24* _ j
SITUATIONS—FEMALE.
i BOOKKEEPING, genera! office work and
i typing; energetic widow, aged 30: good per
! solidity; previous experience; position at once, j
• Address Box 17 V. Star office. • 1
, BOOKKEEPER, auditor, experienced, desires 1
• part-Ume wo:k. Dnroln 7994. 23* \
j DRESSES CUT and fitted; fitting a specialty, j
2991 13rh st. Adams 1974.
DRESSMAKING—street dresses, $5. TTie {
Leamington. Apt. 6. Vdarn* IKK*.
ELEVATOR GIRL, evening or night work or
work of any kind: colored girl. N 3458-J.
; FITTER uU DRAPER with first-claps bouse.
j Address Box 148-T. Star office. 22*
! GENERAL OFFICE'’’’ASSISTANT, young lady
• desires position: knowledge of p. b. x. operat- j
{ ins; can give l*o*st references. Address Box
190-T. Star office 23* j
GENERAL OFFICE ASSISTANT, knowledge
of bookkeeping and stenography. Franklin i
2!»07. Apt. 12. * I
GOVERNESS, capable tak ng entire . barge j
children 6-11 year-, French, English, piano; I
j bent references. Address Box 319-T, Star of- »
I
l LADY dealret* work in doctor’s office or small j
i nelect shop; -even rears department utore ex- ;
I per en<*e in the south; no typing. Address Box j
{ 203 T. Star office 23* _ j
I MILLINER, retired, would take fine work at ,
1 home. Franklin 1890-W. _ *
• MILLINKRV SALESLADY, experienced, de
| s*res t*o« ; tion. Phone Cleve. 2235.
j MILTiGUAPH operator, experienced. Call
j Adams 4379-J.
] OFfTcTS ASSISTANT—Youa lady with four
I and a half years’ experience in life insurance
j office desires position; has knowledge of
J stenography. Address Box Srer offi. e •
f ORDERS for homemade cakes and p.es. 3416
j 14th 9t n w
I PRACTICAL NURSE wants case» or care of ‘
an inval d or aged person: refined colored j
woman; l**st ret ere nee. 209 Fla arc. n.w * .
SEAMSTRESS, experienced, want* to make j
engagements for tewing by the day or week; J
g««o<! -es ere nee. Addre>*» Box 51-V, Star office, j
1 STENOGRAPHERS nwoi deeire work as **r
I office hours. Address Bo* 3h-V. Star office. 24*
j StT:NWPAPHEK Experienced taral and ;
gemral office work; reasonable salary. Liu- j
I coin 2679. 24* j
f STENOGRAPHER - SECRETARY; thorough. ;
: trustworthy: excellent recommendations. No:lb
j 8554. Apt. 315. after 7 oV’ock. 21* |
1 STENOGRAPHER—TYPI ST, 11 years' »gperi
j (•».*♦» in law office. Box 99 P, Star office. 25* •
! STENOG RAPHER-TYPIST. 11 yea re’~ex peri'- '
? er.ee in law office. Box 99-P. Star office. 24* j
1 TYPING or part-time office w«»rk of any kind. *
| ('an also take dictation. Address Box 46-V, i
l Star office. . * !
! TYPIST and clerk, general office experience, !
j 1»t young 'ady: knowledge of filing. Ad- i
! dress JV.x 184 T. Star office 25* j
f WILL CARE for children, day and night. ■
■ while you work: experienced and references. [
! ISIS 9th st. n.w [
j WORKING HOUSEKEEPER in family »>r in- ;
at i tut ion Addrepa Box 1-V. Star office. 25* j
I y<Ti*ng TaADY. quiet, intelligent, desires ♦*iu- J
I ploy men t 4 evenings a week. Address Box 281- •
jT. Star office. ■ 23* ,
| YOUNG LADY, high school graduate, about j
I to complete secretarial course, desires employ- ,
‘ ment with progressive establishment. Call •
j St rarer*!* Employment Service, 721 13th st. ;
1 Phone M. 3430. _ No fees. |
SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC.
j ALL DAT S CLEANING, or colored woman j
wants laundry. Apply 212 Florida are, n.w. *
j ASSISTANT of housework or nursing; colored J
■ SI P st. n.w. *
i BUNDLE WASHINGS to take borne or day's
I work. Apply 596 Pea st. n.w. *_
! CHAMBERMAID, general work in small apt.,
j reliable girl. Call 1459 S at.
I CHAMBERMAID, by settled white woman;
ran furnish best of references. Boom 3, 201
J Indiana ave n.w •_
I CHAU WOMAN wants position: competent, re-
I liable: references. 152a C ge. 25*
i CLEANING by day by white woman, 731 i
: New Jersey ave. n.wv j
j COOK and general nuusework wants posit’on. t
; t. ; dia Davis. llOd 4th st. n.w. •
1 tIOOK. general work, part-time or day’s work; j
i colo-ed woman. North 3745. j
I COOK; plain, in small family; good refer
em-es; reliable col. young woman. Phone or
write. Main 9254, 1537 14th n.w. *
('t>oK- -Neftt colored woman wants place in
mall family or half-time work. IS4I I’-’tb st
n.w.
COOK, woman, wishes place; stay nights.
1905 15th st. .
COOK anti firs'-floor work; go, d bread and
cakes: stay nights: *ls week. 031 T st. n.w. • I
(t ook dinners or part-time work, any kind 1
I mornings: iterroanent. North Bt>7.
I COOK or k tehen maid, good cleaner; stay
( u'glitß. 1122 2?.ni st. n.w.
j DAT’S WOUK. out, by colored woman. Ca'l
I TOO Lsmont st. n.w. 24*
j DAY’S WORK —Cleaning office or apartment;
1 can do laundry. Franklin 0019.
DAWS WOlik--Laundry preferred; no scrub
bing. Nortii :tll7.
DAY'S WORK or eooking, by colored woman
Apply basement, 1213 N st. n.w.; references
f(AY T S~WORK cleaning, or half day, by girl.
1 1507 10th st. n.w.
I GENERAL HOUSEWORK and eooking. 1233
j PMi st. nw. Al'ce Itrooks. 24*
J GENERAL HOUSEWORK or cooking, by a
! colored woman. 1905 Kat nw. -4* (
I GENERAL housework and cooking. DM2 j
| Florida are. I
! GENERAL HOUSEWORK —Neat colored girl;
j references North 2901.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK. Jeaak- May Carr.
319 Va. ave. s.e.
GIRL wishes Job nnralng or helping with
housework. North 2498-J.
GIRL (colored) wishes position in bachelor s
apartment, or sewing at home or out. 412 L
st._ n.w. *
GIRL, colored, wants work; get dinner, clean
ing. take home laundry: Dint class. Columbia
9795.1. 23(12 Champlain st.
GIRL, rel.able, colored, wants erenlng work
or bundle wash to take borne. 1531 Kingman
place n.w.
HAND LAUNDRESS, firat-c’ass, wants work
to take home. 2120 L st. n.w. 24*
HOUSEKEEPER for p widower or bachelor,
by t whlte womaa Address Box ‘39-V, Star
office. • *
HOUSEKEEPER, by middle-aged woman of
refined and pleasing appearance (Protestant). •
Frank. 9174. *
HOUSEWORK by reliable woman. 41 Fenton I
place n.w •
HOUSEWORK in small adult family by neat
colored g rl; good reference. Call N. 2991.
24*
HOUSEWORK in small family (white). Ad
dress Box 399-T, Star office. •
INTELLIGENT GIRL wants bachelor apts. to
clean. Address Box 37-V. Star office
LAUNDRY —Washing and ironing; strictly
open-air drying; best reference. 1915 lltli st.
n.w. Franklin 9531. 25*
LAUNDRY’ to do at home. Cal) or write
■ ! liSU Is; a.w. , *
SITUATION S—DOMESTIC.
LAUNDRY or to rlean 3 half daya In
Ptiom* North 4631 J, 23*
LAUXDIiY :o take Fall 68 O *t. n.»
LAUNDRY WORK wanted; give reference.
324 You st. n.w. 24»
LAUNDRY WORK to take Rome, is o9 4th
st. n.w.
LAUNDRY work to do at home; ret, 1419
Swann st. n.u.
LAUNDRY to do at home. 1714 Johnann
at, n.w.
LAUNDRESK, good, wants home work or out
side; ref*retire. 767 Lamont n.w.
I LAUNDRKMB, experienced, wanta work as
I home or out. 46m V «t. n.w. •
LAI NDRESS want* wa.shiug to t-nng hom^.
Andernon, 1496 Columb a *f. n.w,
i LAUNDRESS wanta day s work. 427 V at".
j n.w. 24*
i MAID or aftgist in housework; neat colored
: girt, experienced, wishe* place. 037 Frenc h
I st i n xv - •
MAID, refined colored girl, wig lies work in
doctor’s office or h*ore. Fall West 2974.
MAID, settled colored woman from Virginia.
Address Box 232-T. Star office. 24*
MAID and cook, two colored women want
places; atav nights; f-an give best city ref
erence. Fall or address 915 French si. n.w.
MORNING’S WORK or 8 houra; no Sunday.
1335 Ist st. n.w.
MORNING WORK by reliable colored girK
I 116 1 lerce st. n.w. •
NURSE—By widow, fond of children; W-* l *
references; OatholP*. Box 9-V, Star offlrv •
FART TIME WORK by settled colored woman.
1610 M d w, •
I’LAi’E to clean by the week, by colored
woman. 703 21th st. n.w.
PIjACE to clean apt. or get dinner; colored
worn an. N. 9396.
SET'fLED woman wants place to rook; ref*
epence. 1412 Swann *t. n.w.
WASHES—SniHII, wanted; men’s or women’*:
spec al care txken of n.Jk. iuu uv», ««.. mu*
WOMAN, co.ored, with referencra.
care for babies at homo during day; r*f«i
motherly caie guaranteed. 442 Rhode Islami
are n.w.
WORK, by reliable colored girl from Virginia;
no cooking. Fall or write Box 65 59th et, n.e.,
Lincoln Heights, D. C. •
WORK, any kind, by coiored »*oumry gir’.
406 st. n w.
WORK. 4 days. out.
u. w •
YOUNG LADY Ts refinement will care for
children evening*. CV»I. 6790-W. •
PERSONAL.
MOTHER S CARE GIVEN CHILD IN NEAIT
-Iby Virgin a. 35 p»r week. Address B«v
192-T Star office, •
ACTOMOBILE’ OWNERS—DO YOU IKNOT
wiiat a Syncro is? No, or you would havo
had one long ago. Local references tell our
mory. May we demonstrate? A. C. WELLS.
I solo distributor. 2154 F n.w. Wost 1538. 23*
DR. HUFF—SPECIALIST. HEART AND
blood pressure. Drugless methods. 1232 I4th
I st- n.w.
I BY TRAINED NURSE—BOARD AND MOTH
large grounds; best of references. Box 1C
West Fails Church. Va, f
t UPHOLSTERING AT VOUITTIOME. PABf/IK.
[ iea'her work materials supplied: rea.sona(»)*■■;
I reliable, RENJAMIN. 1135 «(lt n.w. Fr. 8339.*
■ AUTOMOBILE OW NE RF--S YN CKO— ’ ’MO N
-1 key glands for motor ears”: improves moto-,
| any car. new or old; saves time, trouble.
money. MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE. Dem
onstration upon request, hyacro Motors Com
pany. West 1538. 2H*
SLIP COVERS MADE WITH YOCK OWN
mat-rial; upholstering eushlons. SOUTHERN
UPH . 1207 9th N.W. F. 8,360. Save this ad.
EXCESSIVE WEIGHT RAPIDLY - REDUCED
Wonderful French method used. I ir, DeEu
la=dendecker, D, C.. 1737 P st. n.w. Fr. 8849,
PHI SlOTribit APY AND ELE*I KOTHER
■py scientifically given. Far appointment
•hone Potomac 1447.
SCENARIO WRITERS—EXPERT CRITICISM ;
1 w»H itrown wr er. K. E , 299 O st nw. 25*
! COMPANION FOREMAN CONVALESCENT:
j am well fitted to serve and properly care for
j c vii , pa b or - ■ co-nan. cut from net
j Tousne«; or other ilinecs; am also competent
j secretary._ Address Box 253-S, Star office. •
! FRENCH GENTLEMAN (25) WISHES ~Af
. ijuaintance wit), French people to practice IPs
I native language. Address Box SS-V, Star office.
— _ •
! EI.IZABETH READE, MANICURE. SCALP
! treatment, 10 to 5 dally. 525 11th st. n.vi.,
' fourth Boor. No phone. •
i PARTY MOTORING TO CALIFORNIA
' about April 15 wants one or two to accompany
j them ami share expenses. Address Box 75-V.
j Star office. •
i VERY SUCCESSFUL FRENCH LESSONS'"BY
I native, experienced; easy method: first lesson
j free; studio. Address Box 73-V. Star office. »
I ELDERLY" LADY DESIRES A CONGENIAL
; person with moderate means to share expenses
in a small apartment. Address Box 116 V,
1 Star office. •
1 ABB YOU A FAIRLY ADVANCED VIOLIN-
I ist. cellist or sin>:»*r? A non-professional
[ pianist, gentleman of distinction, would lik
|to hear from you. Musical evenings and cbes
’ once u week at your home. Write or call afu-r
; 5 P.m. on Mr. VIERTEL. 814 Conn, ave. *
~ JOHNSON REST HOME
i for seed, invalid and convalescent: night and
! lay supervision. N. 7963. 1724 29th n.w.
1 CONFIDENT! AL INVESTIGATIONS—A STAf I
’ OF HIGHLY SPECIALIZED AND ABSO
1 CUTELY DEPENDABLE SECRET AGENTS
i FOR SERVICE AT ALL POINTS. BBTAB
| LUSHED THIRTY-NINE TEARS. OPEN 9
1 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. CONSULTATION EVE
I KINGS BY APPOINTMENT. PHONE FRANK
I LIN 6790. BRADFORD. INC.. TUANSPOR-
I TATXON BUILDING. 17th AND H N.W. *
i HELEN.
Formerly with Betty Skull Beauty Parlor, now
1 In business at 715 39th st. n.w. Open evenings.
DR. STUART, Painless Dentist.
If yonr teeth don’t fit consult me. Advice free.
Plates repaired while yon wait. $1 00,
306 9th st.. near Penna. ave. •
DR. J. ARTHUR BROOKSIU
Chipopraetor-Physiotbe rapist.
Is now in his new office.
939 New York Ave. N.W..
Washington. D. C.
Office hoiffs; 9-12; 2-6; 7-9.
Phone tor appointment.
| Franklin 3965. -
■ WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS.
’ ANTIQUES, old glass, china, furniture, silver,
plate, brasses, art objects. A. F. Arnold, 1325
G st. Main 8173.
BOOKS —Private party wishes to buy lot of
misco’laneons books. Adams 3745. 31*
CAMERAS, field glasses, shotguns, tools of
every kind; anything yon have to sell. GroeeV
11th and E n.w. Phone Franklin 533 or postal.
CLOTHES—WiII pay highest prices for ladies'
and men’s worn clothes. Write or phone D.
I Stein. 1398 7th st. n.w. Phone North 499.
CLOTHING —We make the best cash offers for
men’s worn clothing, shoes, hats, etc. Kstah
Ushed 1565. Try us. Auto calls. Main 4145.
JnstVs Old Stand. 619 D.
CLOTHING, men's cast-off; good prices paid
square deal. Unlettered auto calls. Cohen’s.
1035 29th st. Franklin 2489. 2G*
CLOTHING —Will call in my unlettered autc
mobilec city or sobnrhs, and pay you highest
prices for ladies', gentlemen’s, children's dis
carded clothing of all descriptions. Addrev
postal or phone. I will call. W. Bice. 1332
7th at. n.w. North 1755.
CLOTHING—Pay highest prices for men’s and
boys' worn clothing and shoes. B. Bass, 1739
7th st. n.w. North 7674.
DIAMONDS, gold and silver purchas'd: good
prices paid. Kabn Inc.. 935 F at. n.w.
DIAMONDS bought for cash, Mr. Shore*;.
2932 14th st. n.w 25•
j DIAMONDS, jewelry and old gold bought for
j cash. Alvin Hoffa, diamond broker. Rodins
jl7 and 18. 918 F st. n.w. Main 6458.
ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA. twelfth edi
tion; also large dictionary; state price. Ad
dress Box 204-S, Star other
FEATHER BEDS and furniture; beat prices
paid. Square l>eal Furniture Co., 501 Eye st.
n.w. • Phone Main 5636.
FITIIMTCBE—Want to boy some good uaed
furniture and three nigs Adams 3745. 31*
KUHNTTURK, p'ano., talking machines, office
equipment, cash registers, showcases; baying
out houses and apartments my specialty. Sell
;our gooda to the man who gives you the most
money. R Harris. 219 Indiana ave. Phone-
Franklin 8992. 28*
FURNITURE—Before selling yout Household
gooda call 8. Wtisefiberg and get best re
sult.-. Main 9275 . 615 E at. n.w.
FURNITURE—If you have any furniture or
other goods to sell, and yon want to obtain
best results, send for Loui- Notes. 421 19th
st. n.w. Phone Franklin 2915.
I FURNITURE ami household goods wanted.
1 You will feel satisfied with prices we pay.
I Kiidden A Blanken. 416 10th at. n.w. M. 599 T.
FURNITURE, pianos, carpets, etc. Phone M.
1282 for wagon or have me call. •’Wesebler,”
920 I’n. ave. n.w.
FURNITURE—We buy household fnrnltere
and office fixtures. Money advanced on stor
age. Bachs Furniture Co., corner Bth and D
sts. n.w. Main
FURNITURE -If you want to obtain best ro
. suits for your furniture and other miscel
laneous, call M. Shapiro, 600 Louisiana ave
n.w. Franklin 3785. t
GOLD, silver, watches, dlaro mds and old
Jewelry needed In our mfg. d-pt. Full each
lEa. gaid. Scllngcr's 82',' Ft.

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