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“ Eczema broke out in a rash on
my daughter's head. It was very
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account of the irritation. The trou
ble lasted about two months.
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using four cakes of Cuticura Soap
and two large boxes of Cuticura
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Runnels, 77 Farrington St., Brock
ton, Mass., March 26, 1931.
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COLDS
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Use it immediately for quick, sure
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Mentholatum gives you fast action!
[Spite Wife Z^21
CHAPTER LI1I.
THEY were all looking at Judy.
Mrs. Carter scared and offended.
Vera outraged. Stan with dark
displeasure, black eyes burning
under his finely marked brows.
Amy’s blue eyes brimming with malice.
Judy licked her lips and felt like
some small animal at bay.
"It’s not that I'm partial to any one,"
she managed in a fairly steady voice,
-but cne should try to be just. You all
said some—some pretty strong things
just now'—it strikes me-”
“It strikes me,” Stan put in. sharply,
“that you’re talking about something
that you don’t understand. Judy—some
thing that’s none of your business.”
She flushed at the humiliation of this.
Tried to answer with quiet dignity. ”1
didn’t mean to intrude. I tnink you
know that, but it was just what you
said. Unfair—and behind a man’s
ba-k." She stooped, because she could
feel her voice break. Oh, that miser
able habit cf hers to cry'when she grew
angry! She didn’t want to cry like an
idiot. She was mad—mad—not tear
ful!
"How pleased Nick would be to know'
that he had such a loyal champion!”
put in Amy, insinuatingly. And Vera
exploded a second time: “Well—I must
sac—well. I never!”
Their sharpened faces, watching her.
Unfriendly gazes. Stan's eyes narrowed
unpleasantly. He looked crouched to
spring. She was defending Nick. Oh.
they shouldn't tear him apart like this
with their words.
• He doesn't need a champion, and you
know it! But a maa should never be
talked about like that—behind his back.
When he doesn't deserve it! You're
always doing it—all of you. He knows.
And he doesn't care. He knows you all.
But it’s—contemptible!”
Her words, coining in jerks, because
she could not keep her breath. The
ring of faces—an animal at bay. Oh.
this was dreadful! She shouldn't do
this. And then Judy's overwTought
nerves gave way and she burst into a
flood of angry tears and rushed from
the table.
Amy s craw i aione ionowea ner iron:
the room. “Very interesting," said
Amy. “Very interesting!"
The incident was pointedly ignored
when Judy whipped herself to the
breakfast table the following morning.
They were stiltedly polite to one an
other. But there was black suspicion
in the depths of Stan's eyes.
All of life seemed changed for Judy
after that Summer night when Nick
flew out of the moon.
She actively disliked Amy now. She
accompanied her on no more shopping
trips or matinees to the city. She never
dropped in at the Patty Warren -shop
for a cigarette and the latest gossip.
She did not even go out with Tony
Wentworth, becau.se Tony went with the
younger set. and she was liable to meet
Amy or Patty or Eunice at bridge teas.
She went often to Mary Lockerb-e's
house. She liked Mary and her friends.
Judy herself was a favorite with Mary's
set. but it was impossible to be asso
ciated with them to any gnat extent.
Married sets move in couples, and Stan
was frankly bored with the Lrockerbee
crowd. They were not gay enough for
him. Nor would he ever find Eunice
Wilson there. Judy finished In her own
mind.
Judy’s chief pleasure came from tak
ing long waits with the wire-haired
terrier Nick had given her for Christ
mas. Side-slip running in ecstatic cir
cles about her. she explored the pleas
ant tree-shaded town.
Once she passed the Palm Court Bun
galow Apartments and had a glimpse
of Georgia De Haas' little boy digging
drearily by hlm.6elf in the hard ground.
He looked so forlorn that Judy stopped
to speak with him. The child patted
Sice-s’ip's head in timid exultation
while the dog sniffed inquiringly at his
dusty, bare knees. Alter a moment Judy
felt Georgia's hating eves upon her
through the draped window, and she
muvru uij.
Judy could find !t In her heart to feel
a little contemptuous pit;, for Georgia
these days. Georgia hau lost the thing
v.hich made life worth living for her.
She had been silently but irrevokably
dropped by Eunice and her set. Days
had become long, dreary intervals
when she sat in the uncomfortable,
small living room of her bungalow court
alone, eating her heart out in bitter
ness and meditating revenge. The Cur
tises were safely back in the islands
and Amy was secure in a rich engage
ment. That door was closed. Georgia
had outlived her usefulness—outlived
even her menace. Georgia sat friend
less and jealous, awaiting hpr oppor
tunity.
Long August afternoons Judy spent
with a book, lying under the live oaks
that dotted the yellow hills around
Lockwood. Side-slip, wearied of run
ning his endless circles, flopped panting
beside her. eyes half shut, lolling tongue,
was all the companion she needed.
Now and then the faint drum of a
plane would reach her. causing her
heart to leap. Bringing her to her feet,
head craned back, eyes shaded by her
hand, while she searched the empty,
blue sky. But Nick never came home!
Once she rolled over on tire sweet,
dried grass and lay. face buried in her
arm, dry-eyed, aching for the feeling of
his arms about her. Lay there, with
the sun falling warm on her body, the
faint afternoon breezes stirring her hair.
Lay there so long that Side-slip whim
pered and dug at her with an investi
gating paw.
September slipping by. bringing jong.
warm, golden afternoons. Hills and
fields bleached Naples yellow. No wa
ter in the little creek which ran at the
bottom of the valley. The buds on the
toyon trees beginning to show a trace
of red
October bringing flashing days and
crisper nights. Bringing a smell of
Autumn to the air. Bringing Nick.
He Never Even Hoped to
be on the Job Today
Up till Dawn . . Dining . . Dancing
Yet . . No “Acid Headache’’
No Upset Stomach This Morning
THE Law of Good Health snys:
“Don’t overindulge — don’t
6moke too much, eat too much,
drink unwisely.”
Science savs: “If you do, the
QUICKEST, SIMPLEST and
EASIEST way to avoid FEELING
its results is Phillips’ Milk of
Magnesia taken this way:
“TAKE—2 tablespoons in a glass
of water before bed.
“TAKE—2 tablespoons in a glass
of water with the juice of a whole
ORANGE when you get up.”
Or take six Phillips’ Milk of
Magnesia tablets, which give the
same amount of Milk of Magnesia.
Phillips* Milk of Magnesia neu
tralizes the excess acids in your
stomach and alkalinizes its con
tents, sweetens them; banishes
headaches and sour stomach.
Demand genuine Phillips’ Milk
of Magnesia; either the liquid form
or the new, convenient tablets.
Phillips’ iSesia
Neutralize* the acid* that cau*e “Add
Headache*' and Sour Stomach within
15 minute* alter taking!
i »
TWO FORM! NOW AT STORES
You can now get genuine
Phillips’ Milk of Magnesia
in tablet form, ax well ax
ordinary liquid form.
Each tablet is the equiva
lent of a teaspoonlul of
.»! 1 I K O I
Mag e s i a.
Carry the
tablets with
you wher
ever you go.
They taste
like mint
candy.
He came one afternoon, as suddenly,
as casually as though he had been
dropping in every day. He said hello
to Judy, holding her hand for a mo
ment. looking at her as pleasantly
casual as though her heart had not
been yearning for him for the past two
months.
A chill came over her. A chill and a
sense of shame. That episode in the
moon-flooded garden had not meant as
much to Nick as it had meant to her.
After all. w'hat had he said? . . . That
he was getting too fond of her. Mild—
that remark, after all. Born, probably,
of the romantic setting and the near
ness of a pretty girl. The let-down
was cruel, but it enabled hef to greet
him with perfect equanimity. Her
manner, friendly and off-hand beneath
j Amy's malicious eyes, Stan's watchful
ones.
taung dinner, intent on keeping tne
ball of pleasant conversation rolling.
To bed. lying in the dark, with an ach
| ing heart. Going over the evening in
j h«' mind, searching for hidden mean
; ings. Had Nick realized it was a pass
| ing fancy in his own mind? Was he
I trying to hide his real feelings? . . .
Oh, no. His eyes had been too stead)',
his manner too easy for that.
He had not been pretending that
other night, Judy tried to reason It out
to herself as she lay in the dark. It
was not in Nick to pretend. He had
really been carried away by his feel
ings. But he had fought a battle with
himself and won a victory. He was
| over his infatuation. Well, she had
| pride, too She had been straw, catch
ing fire from the flame of him, but
i she, too, could fight and win a victory.
To prove it—to show what a glorious
j victory it was and how she could get
i over it. Judy rolled over and wept bit
terly into the pillow. That ache at
; her heart—not like the ache she knew
when she cried over Stan. That had
; been jealousy and hurt pride. Tills
was utter desolation Judy knew now,
as she had never known before, that
; she loved Nick Carter with a steady,
enduring love that nothing—not even
Nick himself—could efface.
Never mind ... he would be gone
in the morning. It would be all over.
She must brace herself for that.
But he was not gone In the morning.
When she rose early and went down
to breakfast he was there in the morn
big room, apparently ingrossed in the
morning papers. Judy stood for a mo
ment In the doorway. The place was
deserted save for Nick—the rest of the
family were not early risers, and Judy
i had heard Stan coming in after 3.
A long moment while she watched
that brown head, burned yellow iy the
sun on top—all that was visible of
; Nick over the outspread paper And
j Judy was glad she had put on that ex
i pensive suit of rose silk lounging pa
jamas.
After a moment he lowered the pa
per and rose in surprise at the sight of
her. ' Hello, Judy—that's the time you
sneaked up on me.”
I "You having breakfast now?” she
asked. Breakfast with Nick! The cozv
intimacy of it. . . . No need to play a
1 part before the others'
"I was-” He folded the paper
and put it aside. "But it's later than
; I thought. I'll have to run along and
snatch something at the airport.”
| "Oh.” said the girl. She found she
was refolding the napkin she had just
unfolded. You're going away again?”
"Have to. Men must work, you
! know, and women must weep-” He
took a step toward the door. "Well
... take care of yourself, Judy."
“Thanks.” It was all she was
capable of saying.
He was In the hall. He had reached
the front door. Then suddenly he had
: returned. He was saying rapidly:
; "Look here. Judy. Mat be . . . if I
don't have to leave right away . . .
you'd come for a ride this afternoon?
Would you do that?"
Singing happiness beginning in her
heart. She knew that he would not
leave right away.
"I'd love it." said Judy
(Tomorrow—Sky High.)
BIG REWARDS OFFERED
IN WAR ON DOLPHINS
Luck of Italian Sailors Doomed
Because of Its Destruction
of Other Fish.
ROME (N.A.N.A.).—Rome has de
clared war upon the dolphin, that crea
ture so Indispensable to th<i old cartog
raphers and so Interesting in its antics
to the Mediterranean pleasure cruisers
, of today.
The dolphins are destroying so much
fish that the Italian government has
Issued a circular to all fishing centers
offering a prize of 50 lire <about S3 >
for every dolphin brought dead or alive
to the port authorities and double the
amount for every female dolphin caught
during the breeding season.
Italian sailors have always considered
it lucky to have dolphins following their
ships, but the fishermen know how
mischievous they are.
(Copyright. 1932. by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Inc.)
ASSIGNED TO WEST POINT
Maj. Moore to Leave Soldiers'
Home Medical Staff.
Mai. Edward L. Moore, on duty with
the medical staff at the United States
Soldiers' Home here, was detailed yes
terday to the Military Academy at West
Point N. Y.
Before taking up his new duties, how
ever, Maj. Moore will take an advanced
course of instruction at the Army Medi
cal School for a period of four months.
He will report to the school March 1,
Col. George A. Herbst, Infantry, has
been relieved from duty with the 26th
Infantry, Plattsburg Barracks. N. Y.,
effective September 15, and will b? as
signed to the office of the chief of In
fantry in Washington. Lieut. Col. Edwin
Butcher. Infantry, now on duty In the
office of chief of Infantry', will leave
August 26 for duty with the 38th In
fantry at Fort Douglas, Utah.
DANCE DUMMY STOLEN
Man Who Enjoyed Evening De
plores Loss of Suit With It.
CHICAGO fN.A.N.A.).—Don De Carl
took a tailor’s dummy to a dance, en
joyed himself Immensely, and then had
it stolen from him.
“What's a tailor's dummy to cry
over?" police said.
“I dressed the dummy in my uncle’s
best suit,” said De Carl.
BRIDE GETS LICENSE
Missouri Students Follow Leap
Year Fashion in Marriage.
ST. LOUIS (N.A.N.A.).—Miss Carita
Bradley of Joplin, Mo., and Miles Han
kins of Little Rock, Ark,, were married
recently.
It being leap year. Miss Bradley ap
peared in the county clerk’s office and
paid for the marriage license.
Both are students at the University
of Missouri.
Rescuer, 74, Scolded,
BOSTON (/P).—Old Peter O'Byrne—
he's 74—dove into the cold harbor,
swam 50 feet to young Irma Yeaton
and rescued her. Thai made him a
hero to every one but Mrs. O'Byrnc.
“The very idea,' she said when she
heard about it. “He’s too old for such
things. He should be more careful.
rHe’s apt to catch his death o' cold.'*
DONT BE TOO LATE WITH
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ceived at the main office up to 11 p.m. day before issue,
and for The Sunday Star up to 5:30 p.m., Saturday. At
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tisers from receiving circular
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_ HELP—MEN._
ADJUSTOR- Auto, ftn ■ theft, collision ex- |
perlence, insurance training, age 25 to Jo. •
Md Va . Pa . N. Y. territory; must be ex
perienced estimator; state Qualifications. !
Address Box 140-H, Star office._.
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN -Man to locate
with Ford for 1*32. SCV Mr. Hereford Logan |
Motor Co.. 1810 E 51 11 W'._Met. 2818._i
BOOKKEEPER-CLERK Start. *25. must be
willing to lrarn give telephone and reler
ence Address Bo* 196-H. star office. * .
BOY white, lor Mock room willing to work
I hard f o; promotion; -9 to begin; perma
: e It 617 La. ave. _ __.
BOYS AND YOUNG MEN. 16-25 with bi
cycles. lor messenger work; good pay lor
wjltir.a worker.-, permanent Apply Mr.
Soilrvver. 1317 New York ave._ .
CHAUFFEURS to drive Security cabs, good
proposition SCI H st. n w .____
COFFEE SALESMAN, hou-.e-to-house. with
, at < - abtished u-rrito: er wonderful open
ing. Addri .-h Box 20I-H. Star office *
CREW MANAGERS, salesmen, usents, sell
.siutiunerv. household items, worth invest!- I
gating. Dll ret s. >s. 1403 New York ave 20
DRIVER experienced, coal truck also take |
care ol truck, references required. Yale
Lun fct; Coal Co . »20 N. Y. ave.___.
. ERR AND BOY. white, with bicycle, lor
Saturdays only. Ask lor Mr. Davis.
Oro ner 1325 F st. n w.
LAUNDRY SOLICITORS WANTED 5 better
tvp. me; . ill cute. Excellerl pay. App.y
1521 17th b! n.w . 7 pm. or 8 a.m._
MAN. with light c»-. to collect Ins and rent:
min. know citv salary and commlsison. Ad
cirr.v Br.x 415-M. Star office_
MEAT CUTTER—Sober, experienced. Gentile,
rclfienc' 1 ituuired; s'ate lowest salary and
I all i -ail Addle- ■ Box 145-H. Star .office
MECHANIC-Model A only first-class man
■C"d apply So Mr. De Witt. Triar.sle Mo
Co . 2 New Ymk ave n.w.__.
MEN S CLOTHING SALESMAN to help out
Saturday afternoons. thoroughly experienced
|ar.d rmployeri otherwn ° ronularly Ark for
Mr. Dsv.m Grosncr's. 1325 F si n.w
! MEN OP. WOMEN who nre willing. whole or
| put t time to • ell life insurance for one of
| \\r ;f-t i. : c<.»>* ccmppnicv men vRiited
t :or district inana*eis m nearby Virginia.
t all .08 Evans Bulldln*_
MESSENGER, voting, white, with bicycle
App.v 2r?*j John Marshall pi. n.w . Friday.
b to 10 ;i .i _*
PAINTER ( U bet* *l 30 and 4 p.m- elO
9th n w\
•'.SALESMAN. :lr«t-class who can come well
lecommenderi. to sell permanent wave ma
i hint- National 5255. The Edmunds Bldg..
15th st.__ 1
SALESMAN Complete line cf Bicentennial
scu cilr :*■ ,d ::o\elites direct factory con
nection Viil; ijcai warehouse excellent side
bi.e :< : rvpe: sei.ced whoie.sal- me;i with
rstab f jlltiv. .v.u atn • wanted also
I App V M to 11 u in 1219 Wisconsin nve. n.w.
I SFEC'IALTY SALESMAN- .Yonderful opuoi
•tt.nitv rj6 * m See Mr Mentor. Thursday
P ■
TRUCK SALESMEN -Two e* pen.i «d men
’ i. ire M . .Voou. Ou.isman Chevrolet. 610
K .___
Y. ASHING MACHINE - \LESMEN Be I
rrOpisltlon ell’ compete line of ABC
and Col.1'Ji V.hm 'is. one day on floor each
v re See Mr Williams between 3 and 5 30
p.n. B bei .V Rosb, Inc., 11th and G sts.
n.w_
WILL EMPLOY «ood^ on the
outside through one of Washington's largest
apartment store*.; can earn a minimum of
2b pr: ween: do not apply if you are not
sincere about working for a living Apply
;:i person. Thursday and Friday afternoons.
3 to 5 only. Room 305. 635 F st. n w._
YOUNG MAN for dance orcnestra reading
piano orchestration. 3520 37th st., Mt
Md _____ *
YOUNG MEN. five cv. rent appearance to
sell a hich-c ass book, fuli or spare time.
; cd commission. Call after 6 p.rn . Em°r.~on
7041
A NECESSITY in every home, need's men to
c\’- territory strictly commission bus!
mi Id u’'.'* 'in o" more n day Cell Room
.T7 Mills Bldg . between 5 30 and 7 30 D in..
Friday.__
RJ AT E8TAlE SALI 8MAN
Prominent builder and realtor i ns an at
Mr.ctlv- proposition for an experienced -ales
man with initiative ar.d ability to sell: lim
ited salesforce. fullest co-operation from of
fice. Another fast-selling, new-house opera
tion to open soon: car essential. Apply in
person to MR EVANS, salesmanager.
J. E DOUGLASS CO
_162I KJSt_N W _Met. J671.
MAN WANTED.
$35 TO *50 A WEEK.
A nearby Watkins route is open for a
good, reliable man with car. permanent con
nection. good future: no capital or experi
ence necessary, but you must be r real hus- j
tier. Writet B N. Nielsen, 231 Johnson
gve.t Newark. N. J. |
MARBLE GAMES.
Agents, salesmen and Jobbers wanted. Ap
ply Room B13. Woodward Bldg._•_
OIM'ORITXITY.
Sell life ln.urnnre with old line company:
bit. comm!'.Ions excellent future. Call at
Boom 202. 917 15th st. n.w.
AUTO MOBILE S.%1- ES M E X.
There is room in our organization
for three reliable men who will work
conscientiously to sell new and used
Chevrolet'. Experience desirable
but not absolutely necessary, as we
furnish standard selling equipment
and train you for the work. Apply
to Mr. Botcler, Barry-Pate Motor
Co.. 2525 Sherman ave. n.w._
WANTED—AGENTS._
MEN. WOMEN. BOYS. Q1P.L3. make 10c on
2.7c sale sollmE paifnted hair wash cloth,
everybody buys. Address Box 364-M. Star
office. __ ____
HELP—MEN AND WOMEN._
FILIPTNO“OR JAPANESE, man and wife
unencumbered, chauffeur and cook, city
reference-.._Phone North 8122._—
MEN AND WOMEN wanted at once, 100:
salary. *15 per week. Apply Thursday, Fri
day. Saturday and Sunday, anytime after
11_ a. m. 704 p at. s.w. . ___
SOLICITORS of ability and good appearance
needed: S5 to $8 a day. Paine Studio. 923
F st. n.w. _
WANTED—SALESMEN.
MEN wanted to establi.sh and opetate Raw
leish City business in cities of Washington.
Rockville and Capitol Heights. Reliable
hustler can start earning *35 weekly an£*“"
crease rapldlv. Write immediately. Ra*
leisth Co . Dept. DC-2-V. Cheater. Pa.__
! REAL ESTATE SALESMEN to> specialize in
new homes
WAVERLY TAYLOR. INC.
Realtors—Builders.
1522 K SI. ___
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
DOMESTIC, club, hotel institutional help
furnished: cook*, ma.ris. butlers. porter3. etc.
Mutual Employment Exchange. No. 10444.
RUPHERS EXCHANGE^has A-! cooksTmaids.
houseworkers: by day. week, month: ref. In
vestigated. Decatur 3551. 1837 11th n.w.
mhS*
OLIRK (male), ate 21 to 14. college gradu
ate preferred.
Clerk (male), packing experience essential.
Bookkeeper (female), knowledge of typing,
experience necessary.
PERSONNEL SERVICE.
714 Evans Bldg. 1420 New York Ave. N.W.
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
PLAY JAZZ IN '20 LESBONS-^-Plano. sax.,
etc.: free guitar or banjo with 20-lesson
course, *1 week. Christensen. 718 11th st.
n.w Dist 1278. Booklet.___
IF A DOUBTING THOMAS. PASS ON; IF
! proRi-cssive—a thinker, inquire NOW and
I save time, money, secure early employment
—YOU UAN. ‘ Inside of 7 weeks placed in
law office." Another. "Within 3 mos. nltht
school pasted Civil Service exam." Excep
tions. but. others have made similar records, j
Progressive methods and small class instruc
tion are the secrets. Graduates in demand.
Sst. 1ft yrs. New classes NOW forming,
oyd School. 1333 W st. Nat. 3331.
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
_(Continued.)__
EVERY CITY HOLDS GOOD PAYING Po
sitions lor capable switchboard operators
Learn now. Oxford Bldg., 14th & N Y ave.
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT REASONABLE
rates. Your or our car. E J. RYAN. Apt.
003. 1437 R. I, ave n.w. North 1935, 22*
BRIDGE.
Certified teacher. Contract or auction.
_Ad a.ns 10462 1355 Euclid St._
CIVIL SERVICE.
POLICE PROMOTION. SPECIAL preparation
Clerk promotion, statistical clerk, editorial
clerk The Civil Service Prepartory School,
? e. comer 12th and F n.w. Met 6337 •
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE
FREE TOOLS WITH COMPLETE COURSE
IF ENROLLED THIS MONTH. DAY AND
NIGHT CLASSES EASY TERMS
MODERN SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE
SUITE 655. EARLE BLOG._ME I 7»JU.
AMBITIOUS MEN. WOMEN. A COURSE IN
BEAUTY CULTURE
—at the MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL *Est.
1919) is in i that pays bis divi
dends You owe it to yourself to investi
gate thus iamous school before you invent.
1325 N. H. Ave. N.W. 818 14 h St. N.W.
_HELP—WOMEN.
CANVASSERS, experienced, wanted attrac- |
tive proposition to those who qualify. App.y
808 Chandler Bldg 1427 Eye st. n.w.. bet.
9 30 and 11am and 3 to 5 p.m 18*
CHILDS NURSE, competent, white, able to
prepare dinner. Good salary, home piovid
t*d. References. Address Bex 184-H. Star
office.__ »
CLERKS. 2. general ofTire work start *18 to
520. opportunity if willing to learn give
telephone a .d references. Address Box 195
• u!! i e •
COOK, experienced, white preferred tn gll
9fla58eS' 4801 Wlsconsin ave n Cleveland
employment for tw5 reliabb ladle S'
2-i to 45 opportunity tor advancement in
lo'-al professional work: no canvassers need
apply: give address and phone. Address
Box 133-H. Star office. “i.
OPERATOR, all-around, and manicurist, for
Part-time employment In exclusive beautv
salon: give particulars including salary or
ccmmlaslon expected and references Ad
dress Box 204-H. Sta- office _
PERMANENT WAVER anr. finger waver exl.
pern need o ily ;o demonair.ur new method
5PP.y 9 to 8 30 a m.. Room 402. 917 loth St.
SALESLADIES, refined and afractive- aF
w‘nt ‘ , immediately, Manchester
Hotel Apts . 7 426 M at. n w
SALESLADIES for dept store and home dem
onstration work, lari.e company permanent
position. Address Box 440-M Star o!!lce
YOUNG \xo\TEN. >5 nev appearance,
to • e.. r hlgl'.-clas^ book, full or *p:tre time
aood commission. Call after tpai. Em-rso :
<041 •.
LADIES >2 'or r.ew proven sairs plan, car
lUrn.shed and drawing account for tho:-* who
qualify.
XO CANVASSING.
_9e? Mr Cuday. Arlington Hotel
SAI-l-.SWO.M I N. '
Part 'l ime.
If vou have had high-grade experi
ence in ready-to-wear seilinc and
■uant to make extra money during
spare time on Saturdays, thx ma\
he your perfect opportunity. Appli
cations will hr considered onlv front
those who ran qualify as expert sales
women, cheer till, dependable and
highly recommended, (ioud pay and
congenial conditions.
\tqdy to Mr. K. If Snvder.
RAI.I Kill HABriKDASllKR.
__ 1310 !■' St. N.W.
_HELP—DOMESTIC.
HOL'SEWORKER. brtwren So iiud 3:
<•«>• it. laundry, ttc small family: Ch»rv
May m«hu- >6 »eei: Telfol on*
6 D ill . Wl.. 4168-W
WOMAN, colored must be reliable and ftiil
tr.e to stay on premises: cook and eenernl
housework, private !amil> «35 month Ad
dress Box 41A-M. Star office.
SITUATION—MEN/_
Persons advertising for "Situations'
Wanted” are warned to exercise
careful investigation of persons of
fering positions where cash deposits
are required to secure employment.
BAKER, all-around, first •cln?.*: pastry, ire
Cl earn, bread Pies. Columbl ■ 4.317-1 "’it
BOOKKEEPER-ACCOUNTANT wants ro
iT.o:i. S.xtfc;. yppxpf ,ence v.s' -
tion guaranteed. Address Box 190-H. S ir
offic t _ 24
CARNEGIE TECH GRADUATE, exp ri need
literary line lor amanuensis traveling com
panion. foreign legation assistant Instruct
ing Ei til . Met 2362 _ 19*
CHAUFFEUR, experienced, white, expert
mechanic, desires position, good references.
Brodgesell. _Colurnbia_474g_
CHAUFFEUR wants 1ob: neat, experienced
and nood references. Willing *o travel.
Handy with tools._Phone Atlar.tic 2031 *
CHAUFFEUR-HOUSEMAN; excellent legation
references._Kindly call Dec. 16B5-J.
COOK, experienced, also pustries. ice erennT.
young man._1433_Col rd._n w . Apt. 2
DRAFTSMAN -First-class stone 15 years’
experience: capable of assuming charge of
drafting department will accept estimator.
Inspector or superintendent: best of refer
ences._Address Box 163-H. 8*bi office *
FILIPINO, young. A-l cook and butler, ac
customed to better class; also can drive b°st
references _M?t 6003.__ 19*
FILIPINO- Chauffeur, cook, butler o house"
mnn: private familv. or hotel or restaurant- j
best references. Col. 3488 2300 18th n.w * '
MAN. white, strong married pipe boiler 1
and general experience, license want* work
of any kind. Bauman. Adams 7806 18s
PLUMBER, registered, wants steady work ;it
a reasonable salary with reliable Arm. Ad
dress BOX I30-H. 8tnr office
WE need several tobs tor Howard University
students. Courteous service guaranteed.
Call Dean of Men's Office. Columbia 8100
YOUNO MAN. white. 22. wants work handy
hard worker. Lincoln 3024. 1206 Staples
st. n.e.__ •
YOUNO MAN. with car. desires position
salary basis. Address Box 413-M. Star office
YOUNG MAN. age 24 (civil engineer*, willing
accept any type employment at low salary
Adams 5639__ •
GARDENER (>PEN F< )R P( )
SITION, PRIVATE ESTATE, i
27 years’ experience with flowers, shrub- |
bery. lawns, greenhouses, aquatics, etc. ,
Member National Assn, of OardGiPis. Excel
lent local references. Address Box 206-H.
Star office. *
SITUATIONS—MALE AND FEMALE.
MAN AND WIFE want Job and place to stay:
in city or out; city reference. Atlantic 2821-J.
_SITUATION—WOMEN.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK, cook, neat, relia
ble colored woman, references 1411 5tlr st.
n w Pot, 1389. _jg*
GIRL, white, experienced, wants general
housework or day s work. Phone West 1555.
HOME WORK exchanged for home and some
salary: woman of education, not afraid of
y'°r*: 2° bGvlleges expected. Address Box
203-H. Star office.__
HOUSEKEEPER Igood ntirsel, reliable; No 1
references. Address Box 192-H. Star offi-e.
___l»* _
NURSE. Child s or practical, in eood heme:
generally useful, light housework: excellent
rets.: experienced. Georgia 1386. 19*
PRACTICAL NURSE wonts position: It9
years' hospital experience. Telephone At
lantlc 2021._ ♦
STENOGRAPHER. experienced, with bnok
keeping knowledge. Phone Met. 4129. 19*
TYPIST with knowledge of shorthand and
P. B. X experience would like to get position;
references. Georgia 3018. 19*
SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC.
COOK, first-class, nurse and maid, wants
position: stay nights; colored. Metropolitan
8384.
COUNTRY GIRL, reliable, wishes position
as part time, general housework: willing to
care for children. 1529 8th st. n w._
COUPLE, refined and Industrious: husband
employed by Government, desires resident
managership of desirable apartment house.
Address Box 177-H. Star Office.__ 19*
GIRL. White. 19 years old: nursemaid or
general: Chrvy Chase preferred: good ref
Call Win. 3 726 - W between 10 and 4._18* _
GIRL, wants general housework: stay nights:
can do plain cooking. 1209 Rhode Island
ave. n.w_
GIRL, colored, hieh-school graduate, would
like part time light housework or cooking;
cannot stay nights Pot. 4445._
OIRL. white, wants work, in apt. bouse pre*
ferred. Phone Adam8 7075. ,_ *
GIRL, colored, wants job in cafeteria or
restaurant as bus girl, dishwasher or vege
table seek. Phone Columbia 8120.
SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC.
_(C ontinucd.) __
GIRL, colored, wants steady position as
plain cook, whole or part time. 1648 4th
st. n.w. _ ___•_
GIRL, colored, wants job as mother's helper,
chambermaid, waitress. day's or part-time
work. Phone North 2575-W. _
GIRL. Rood, country, wishes a place as
mother’s helper; stay nights. Call Lin. 6050.
GIRL, colored, wants Job: mother's helper,
care of child, light housework. 4912 Meade
st. n.e. Lincoln 6597-W.__•
GIRL, colored, wishes a Job, work of any
kind. CmII Columbia 10197. _
GIRLS, colored, reliable, want day’s work or
part-time job; best city references. Phone
Potomac 3804. _
OIRLS. 2, colored, experienced, wish domes
tic work of any kind; reference. Call North
3962 Call from ll-5__
GIRLS, two. colored, neat, want places as
general houseworker or mother's helper. 1924
12th st. n.w_Dec. 1242.
GIRLS »twoi. colored, general housework or
part time, references. Call West 1492. 18*
OIRLS. two. desire job as maids or mother's I
helpers. 1309 Que si n.W.
HOUSEKEEPER, by experienced, Christian
widow', in small family, reference. Address
Box 185-H, Starf_of!l<:e. 19*
HOUSEKEEPER—Reliable. settled. white
woman will do general work for a couple in
nice home; room, boerd and small salary;
ref. furnished. Address Box 187-H. Star of
fice- ___ 19**
MAIL) Want to place my maid as I am
leaving town Good cook and general
houseworker: loyal and dependable Mrs.
I. C. Hanacom, 1300 Delafield pi. Col. G248.
_ 22*
WOMAN reliable colored, wants place as
general housework or cooking; good refer
ences_North 5033-J._
WOMAN with experience, desires place with
small family adult- cpn stay nights, excel
lent cook_and server. Decatur 1908-M.
WOMAN, colored, desires part-time work of
any kind. Decatur 4227
WOMAN, colored, wish - po itioi - k
A-l relerences and well exp. Cali Decatur
1929-J._•_• _
WOMAN, colored, wants part-time work or
n-ald in rooming house, or we*k s work. 913
French st. n.w. Potomac 4779
WOMAN, colored, wants work of any kind
first-class cookj_refeiences. Decatur 2655-W.
WOMAN, colored, neat, wants laundry work
at hom . or day’s work. Phone N. >997
WOMAN nts work of any
dnv or part tlme:_reference. Deratur C67u.
WOMAN, colored experienced wants la -
dry; home or out. by day. 12: housework;
city reference. 763 Morton st Apt 3.
MOTOR TRAVEL.
GO BY PRIVATE AUTO. SHARE "EXPENSE
REFERENCES EXCHANGED
BUNYANS. 1221 PENNA. AVL. Met. 6752.
___ _ _ 18*
WH\ TRAVEL ALONE? CONGENIAL TRAV
el E reau get.-, you pa^d gue*-:.- or driver
631 Pa. a’ e n.w National 9756 18’
_ PERSONAL.__i
The rate under heading of Personal
is 3 cent* per line additional tc the
regular line rate.
LOANS—QUICK SERVICE ;*• 2nd AND 3rd
tiust.'.. D C. a..d Md.. payao.c monthly: no
cost choice. _Address B «x 477-K. Star office. |
MASSAOINO. ELECT RI CTRE A T M E N f S BY
praduute Oerman mas cu r Cn 11 Aoams j
5284
MOTHER WANTS ROOM AND BOARD AND
bal.y cured f«.r in refined, pi.vnte hu;n . i '
urban preferred: mother • mployed and v.;li|
pay veil lor ss-. nsfacioiy place. Add -~.h Box
- y ih* 1
NURSE EXPERIENCED WITH CHILDREN
.will bouru infants or young children
pcientir.c leedmg larce yard reasonable. |
Bhep. 3357._
GRADUATE NURSE WILL CARE FOR ALL !
classes ol patients in hr: modem hom»
Recommended by leading phys:ciai.*. Clev. '
8547
WHEN DEATH STRIKE? A FAMILY THERE
lc no need to led t...u they must accept In
ferior funeral spruces, due to inability to
pay a him price. The G:ta’.er W W
Chambers Cc -.ficr' a comp ete funeral, car*
ar.d all. lor e- little a $75 Worlds finest
vat**rproof. ai-nght. gu-ranteed. su'd buna,
vault may be had from Cl.: mbers for JP5 I
ra.se of death cull the G.enter W W Cham
bers Co.. 14th. cor C bln r tv Col_ 0432
DRESSMAKER fiont New Yo.fc. lutes! <*v.
criers moderate. W KROHER. 1026 15th
he_ Cecil . Ant 2m. N.i.r-ni 3424
APPLIED PHILOSOPHY OFFERED THOSE
seek ; « r. ntal oi pi it lal ad oatment to
life Dally app( intm.ent. North 5455.
STRICTLY FRESH FO. c . ROM FPEDFP
irk. cun V 25c do * ■ farcy dressed poul
try 25c lb delivered. National 2806.
COMFORT. BTAL1 Y. CHARM IN YOUR
home with m:: hGp Connecticut Dcrora
• r.- Met 2883 Price surprisingly low
CAN ACCOMMODATE MORE AGED AND
(unv*.]escents in biivht. w arm room-. BTt
more st Good meals and alter.- on Rates.
'"•0 month. S e me at 1006 Mass ave , 4tn
•
11ED ClNC 7 TREATMENTS *3. CABINET
Tur h baths needle -hu-ver. d.athermy
baking; results asaund. North 6203. 191J N.
MOTHERS CAKE TO CHILD. 3 AS COM*
pa. . .; to my lit t V- -,: i uburbs; : .. unarm,
rifei en^ce:* exchanged. Aduiess Be. J82-M.
~ head TiiTe
A better kno.v.h u- irmsr.lne hygict.p
I .
ever. : iar::jd v.orauh. b..n;j»h ft;-: in.ci wn
Write for free inform: . n cn ; .e per
• . !<.... me hygiene to Mrs. D. u AT... >
SON. 1825 0 at
_Bl stress OrPORTlMTII S.
BF.Al 1 IFL'L* CORNER HOUSE. ■ enMr hall.
sixtrtM rounu. lo ; baliu. h art ol down'ovn.
Acid p-s Box 16_::-H. S' a; offir®_18'
HA\ F. P \ r: N i ED NOVEL'! Y * AND MA
thine. Need . mail amount of capr. u Nr
rr.Ig Should be pood opportunity. Phone
MetropolPan 7037 __19*_
FOR SALE—BAKERY. CONFECTIONERY.
lunch room, all equipped sood location.
Apply 1404 N Cap st. .a w _ *
FOR SALE -W ill sacrifice complete equip
ment of 12-room '.'-bath house, a' .‘75
Lamer pi Cost 2.000. no reasonable offer
refus'd. Call between 2 and »■ pm
LENNY BAFFLE FALL MACHINES :• -air.
reasonable pr:< *ow p4 «-/- lor cn-:. Ad
it’ - Bo 379- S t :Lc
ROOMING HOU’SI-N bn- cr sell Be'*
.Merry Co. iox quick ..ctioix. 934 K n v.
1 I<} . LUNCH C
fountain, equipped ;ood stand. Apply ovn
er. 2306 P.i n\. s .__ 20
CIGARS. NEWS. SOUVENIRS STAND
lobby hjgh-claes hotel, equipped and stocked !
eoing business lov rent. Price. $1,250 c.»sh. '
Address Box 193-H Star office._i
W ANTED -Small weekly investments for
safe, going concern, should pay 13' Ad
dress Box 225-M. Star office._
50 SHARES Northeast Savings Bank stock
Make of!t»r._Address BoK_414-M._Star_ofi
SANDWICH SHCP -Fully equipped, lor rent:
good location; ?40 a month. 1529 Eye st. n.w.
FEAR HECHT S. modern apt., on first floor,
suitable business purposes. Including parking
snace fo: automobiles._.«401_608 F nw_
FOR - SALE Restaurant. Lynchburg. Va.
Best location, doing over $1,000 business per
week rent reasonable: original investment. :
"30.000. can be bought for one-third of cos-, i
ready to turn ovei to responsible party: lib- j
erai terms. The Siraus Company. 1004-06-08
East Cn y st . Richmond. Va.__
GROCERY, doing $450 weekly bus. in hifch
rlr.ss section low rert. 6 beautiful room*;:
Frieidaire equipment: l.ir: e stock, price only
*4.noo term* Met *813_
ROOMING HOUSE HEADQUARTERS.
To Buv cr Beil a Rooming House
• PEE MR. FOVVLFR.
Met. 6308 __806 F N.W. 18*
*350—r i house. 8 rooms; rent
filled near 13th and M: r.t»od term*
MOP-Rocmiin* house. 10 rooms. 2 firth*
central: filled good income: a bargain.
'650- Rooming house. 11 rooms. 2 baths:
iil>d good income- ch*ap fent.
5800 — Rooming house. 11 rooms. 3 bath*:
newlv decor Med: filled: nr. Dupont Cir.
«k000 Rooming house. 11 rooms. 2 baths:
near 18th and Col. rd your terms.
$1,800 Boarding house. 11 rooms. .3 baths:
lone established: good term';
47 600- Rooming house. 24 moms. 6 baths.
43SO—Cafeteria: old stand rent. 446
?7nf)„Cpfrtrria and lunch: rent. Sfl5: splen
did business- will sacrifice
4400 Cafeteria: well equipped: M00 rash
Confer . lunch and 3 roos»«: lent. 465. apt
house io>’ • a real bar^pfin
*330—Orncerv and 3 rooms chean rent.
*1.700- Grocery and 3 rooms: rent. *60
p. M. CURTIS. 820 lltli st. n.w. Nat. 1332.
READ THIS.
Do you hove cash to obtain the fol
lowing0 A monopoly - 12-month season busi
ness with constant repeat feature: no triflers.
Address Box 200-H. Star office._
QUICK ACTION.
FOR QUICK ACTION AND NO PUBLIC
ITY IN SELLING YOUR BUSINESS. SEE
US. WE FINANCE BUYERS IN ORDER TO
CLOSE QUICK CASH DEALS. E8TAB. 1923.
CAPITAL ADJUSTING AND FINANCE CO..
SOUTH’S LEADING BUSINESS BROKERS.
9th FLOOR. DTBT. NAT L B \NK BLDG.,
METROPOLITAN 4813-4814-4815
~recommenpeH SERVICE. j
The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star read
ers. Any complaint found necessary
to be made to The Star will receive
prompt attention. For admission to
Recommended Service Column call
National^J>000. Branch 215._
BEDDINO. MATTRESSES, box springs snd
pillows reno.: best prices and prompt del.
Wash. Mattress Co ..SI > L st. «.w. Nat. 6879.
BEDDING RENOVATED, springs, mattresses,
pillows, feather mat.; down comfort, re-cov
er ed^I deajjiedd 1 ng C0., 6t2 E n.w. Nat. 4094
BEDDINO of all kinds renovated and sterlli
lzed by process approved by Health Dept..
D. C. Prompt service and low prices Eagle
Bedding Co.- 2918 8th »t. n.e. Decatur 0755.
bedddino renovated and sterilized
AMERICAN BEDDING CO..
4th_AND BRYANT JSTS N.E POT 3232
CARPENTER AND BUILDER, first-class
work, at reasonable prices. Let me give
you my estimate. White. Adams 9067-J. 18*
CARPENTER—Repairs of *11 kind, porches,
garages, fences, floors, partitions, shelving.
Lin. 88BB-W Mr. Hanger, _21*
CARPENtSh. expert; improvements, perches,
partitions, floors, cabinets, odd jobs J
RoweU._6l3 gth sf. n »• M n 214S_19*_
/-- \u pi. VTK I.’ —Fences built, shelving.
UiWU i-.i i lh flooring, general re
pairing. Brining, 1399 Taylor n.w. Ad. 1624.
CARPENTERING, plastering, paper hanging,
painting, remodeling in general, no job too
annul; day or night service. Adams 7788.
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
_(Continued.)_I
CHAIR CANEING-*ff*,.»gaS!
Bterrnr._ Armstrong. 1235 10th n.w. Met. 2062
IT I.'f'T k’ ff' Wiring and Fixtures Any
six-room house. s!M>. in
cluding inside service: estimate tree Met.
9032. Citv Elee Co. 1125 l«th ::. n.w. »♦
• ELECTRIC WIRING.
Six-room house complete with fixtures.
Inch Inside set vice. J50. Expert Workman
•hip. Terms on larger jobs Reg:-1 Electric
Co.. 819 Upshur st. n,»'._Col 8391 _1^_
ELECTRICAL WIRING
—hr experts. 6 rooms, fixtures com pic e. ‘‘ro
Work guaranteed. H. Berenter. Adams 8655.
4S27 9th n.w.__Ie2»3*
FT/OOH WORK, exper old floors m ide
new prices reasonable: worn aim ran red 1
W. c Deaton. 4227 8th at. n.w Col 76 2
FLOOR work, every description, rea
tuaranteed. dust less machines Also :.and:ng
machines rented L. T Folk. Clev 0528
FURNITURE REPAIRED. UPHOLSTER, 'f.
slip covers, reeds lacquered rmv color by t
spiay. cushions COLUMBIA UPHOLSTERY. 1
5632 Ga nve._Oa. 3646._29* !
HEATING and piumoin . new .- id r *- t
inx, oil burners Included reasonable terms. '
227 9th st. n.p JLin._(i272
HEATING & PLUMBING.
2 OR 3 YEARS’ EASY PAYMENTS
BUDGET PLUMBING £ HEATING CO.
1J47 BLADFN8BURO RO _L.LNCOIV 1C: '7
HOME IMPROVEMENT.-.
With 8prlng nearH ut your door, : - is :
the time to begin planning you. hm. e im
provements. such as pnpe-ir.K, pint .
plumbinr heating, carp* nteri::« . r' ts?< . ,
electric wirln;:. flooring, building ;.dd.»;c?i or
remodel: nx no cash or down p j. <—
ess* ry small monthly par n * to st*. • u.
convergence quality uorkiiniush p ; uji. > -
ter Phone CAPITAL HOME IVPi'O1 «...
ME N'T CO Natim::.! 7833 ,? 809 il
You will rave 20' if you do youi work ns
HOME IMPROVEMENT S~
Pt.s;eriug. painting, carper, ti: ing v.orl:
plumbing, healing per.,7 pr.i. o II
work to keep our mui working c..n;. . ■
Winter: no cash necessary, one to *
years 10 p y nuali"- •’.orkrr.ai ;i :
sonnble prices. Phone The Capital Home
Improvement Co, I1.1 , National 7833. it
809 H t n «_
HOME IMPROVEMENTS.
ABSOLUTELY NO CASH [ UQUTRED
S TART PAYING IN M.U'C
FAINTING. PAPERING PI CMRINT
HE 7 ! i IG, CARPEN V WIRII
HOI SE COMPLETE V. r..
FLOORS 1 tTD AND SCRAPED. RCK PIN 1
REMODELING AND BUILDING ESTI
MATES FREE. CALL AN OLD RELIABLE !
FIRM.
HOME DECORATORS. INC .
_1003 fl.li S' N.W Met. Of M 1
home impk< >\ e: lex rs. ;
GOOD WORK.
LOW PRICES.
LJKjC\ U "UI. J <.1- i > . L. I ... . . \ S 1 r
YOUR HOME I :p;:0\L IK.-UjS.
Mata sure of satisfaction l ....... -
to . .. leac^r In Hum/ Improve.:-.. . u ft-r.i J
known for fair dcuhi.k 10 *h<>ir-a j
Financially situ;.ted to g.ve you n; . noer...
terms. L".tie n
* j 00 MONTHLY
NO PAYMEN'I ■ DAYS
Our own e\p r. c r flu pa::, ut. pi .unk
ing, papering, carpenter i f. . o' . • .u .
elect nr a 1 w )i .<. c'■..:f1 * i •/. weulhe iiipplili:. !
garages, u". impuiv-p .
CALL } O.i PuLE K3T.rM ATE
THE GENERAL C ON IRAC ‘ TNG CO .
927 Nt w Yo r: Ave N A
;
r | • y <-D p c I made |
1 x 1 - 1 while you wa Turner & Clark. i
1221’. New Yo 1* ivo ; v Me:
PAINTING. PAi-EKiNCi I -r*:. wo:;: I
you grt better Qupl:ty rooms, *5 up. Cull ;
■ 21*
| > \ J > J.' I » I V ( . - H •
l . \ i srrv.cr A.* > painting. ;
Roy White. 1834 Galt Alla
P\PERHANOiNC F;: * -i •> n.. c:ha ■ :
done a once. 44 30 h fc- Diln • j
v* nrk e'-ararteed c ’ Ad? - * 29!4-.I 20* j
PAPFRHANGINO- Good v r; cm; V'e
roon « scraped dry. era ' ^ : *’ 193?
u/rr'.P'. Spied D'fOr *:• r f 1 20* !
PAPERHANOINO—Poorr* r »!><• d 15 • "d
up Estimate fur Work c .ura: ‘eed A T
(Vorc5 2129 lEth »t n w . Apt 2 Dec 4M9
PI'.NO TUNING. IP” . L ' br.-d
time: for Percy Forte] Co a K be C
Oeo M Walker. C *! 4"' . 7 \ n.v
~~SALE^M1S< OUS.
ANTIQUE i.na : »de ; f ,,r ‘>:icv 1
ruR*. complete furnishings of cld !.>me.
private sale open rv^rv da v 10 u in ,r> G
p
ANTIQUE Vic* »r l: ;» if! into Vic’ L
itu:r chcnp. B jy now and .ave. 925 1 h
. ...
• NTI. DESK. ( ;f -• of uiu.’ • • •' >" . •; j
;•••' ...
bookc.'-se. table. cabinet Geo; /.a 1 4
BABY CAMKlArr G: rr• L . : *r
i tion: l I 1 I
?rD0 Cot n ave
PATTERIES GvarentMtl ttery! li
3 13 o.at»*. f • 45 Ex har.-e p:. e .V.i
P. • r • Co . . 204 lAt '
HATH OUTFITS nru ; a ,C
rials Come to any cf Hechii 3 yard*
for you: entS e need'- of use; r.it'vv . •
llv "fen e' * ’y ‘•pje-rrrr* We hr\* ir»: .r
(, •;*: tl*? of . od used bnr • iui • - < ?' 4
2*. • 2-2 22'12 IN ANY LF'-GT *! .
nhenthin*:. V rt: r v dnwdr/ • !
pips, ba h • .ns '•ad:ators plum m I
h< a t it mater is Is in ex< ell* nt c< t.« n
A I l .v • : a for <
* - \ it our 3 ya
*rlrc ion. a! l)a:aai:i V cr: /. ..f yu
HECUTN .;*? C D H DUc . : • ? (' i U: DEPT
.Va OfTce 15th n d H U NE
PoM r*( w:.—6tl. C f S W
B .'/.. • oob- 92: Ave N v,
BILLIARD AND i DCUr.T TABLES, n.. V;.
lompii.c .-tock s up..O' t.t; A ; . 1 . :e r -
pairing: best worViman*t ip Conn B .«*•; A
P;W'lnc Supply C . 310 9th i. w D; 4
CASH REGISTERS, show cn-- will ca *
counters. shrlvir.K. chairs, tables. ?o-.ies iron
safes, coffer urns, steam table'- soda f ;>
tains, electric grinders. rrJvei.. refr'.ceratorv.
p.ir’iiior«5. store eauipment nnd fixu res of
every description. Edsar Baum. Inc., 914
Ft* »■
COAT caracul beautiful rrner.t. ’"M xrod
cl. si/r 36 co*t ■’*300 will ce!i for $12 A.vo
S i b. very fine
ticv Wr. c. Bivins telcolv ** ' mber. ?r,d
I v: 1 re -i fi::v 1 v ou ft’ i" :o:;. A
fir- Re*. TOE-::. c! - off: r
I RNS. 1 a
Mo-- e’*a'*p t: p *:er. ./eic. r> ter*
rash rtg ^rrw ref• n-crat. r*. refrigerator dis
play case*, e ertric mixer*. sr*’**-;. safes.
• "
oven*, eic A*V Ftore Fix ce Co. 41* 9tn
v*. n.w Met. 9 *97._
DE8KS. surplus irem U F Government
also tremendous saving* In xiew iartc:y
close-out* and secend*: chcapc?’ re:"* c:i
char * Kies. *afe-. etc. Com nerrml Office
Fux Co 430 8t St n w. _Ve: 771!_
DIAMOND KINO <173 M cart! and 8
points. Iadv * solitaire blue-white ri -mood.
18-k white gold rn.» rea: bargain, >8o
I Opt cal Co.. 617 Ttn st, n.w._
DIAMOND* KING Lady s $450 soitta.re d -
moud over 1 carat, blue-white, platinum
mounting set with 14 diamond* and 4 em
erald* must sacrifice: $28.3. Kalin Optical
Co. 017 "tlij*t__n.w_
DIAMOND ‘BAGUETTE WATCH - 17 *rwel
wr vi. watch. *olid platinum case sit with .<4
diamonds. Mu? t be sold at o it t $160
Kahn Optical Co. 617 7th *t. n.w_
DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT KING K r~nv
blue-whit**. solitaire: beautiful diamond
mounlim . $100. Kahn Optical Co., 617 7th
st. n.w.______
DOWN FEATHER PILLOWS. furmeMy ?6 pr
ovnstockeci will sacrifice fo- <7 98 pr. la
F-.ir.ct Up mister::n. Co.. 2309 14th *t._n *
FRIGIDAIRE CABINETS two 6-hole and
compressor; soda fountain and c bona to
vas baking oven: lunch counter tool*. ic?
cream machiiv’ and motor celling fall:
mould*, etc 1404 North Capitalist. *
FUR COAT, brown coney *able. In and-a*-.v.
size 38. Sacrifice, ?3.>. 1702 17th st. n.w..
upstair*._21*
PURNTTURE—Walnut dinette set! <22- wal
nut bed room suite. M2. w Inut clmim rr > u
suite. $52: chifforohes. china closets, other
furniture cheap. 1231 H st. n e ___ 19*
FURNITURE- Walnut bed room su.t. ike
new. $39.50: dining room suite. '29 50 t-aln
beds, bureaus, wardrobe*, buffet, table:
chenp other furn*turr_1211 H he. 2n*
HOTBED FASH. 3 ft. by fl ft. without
glass. $1 60 with Bless. >2.70 Complete
sicck el all 3 branches HECHINOER CO
LIVING ROOM SUITE, beautiful, hi* .
grade mohair, almost new. rne.lv - uv co
lonial; chest of drawers, Simmon Winn*or
bed complete, fine old SI lira? rugs. 1822
Biltmore st.nw. Adams 4368.
OFFICE FURNITURE iron: U S Govt.
Desks. chairs, file cabinets, tables; ever th:ng
for your office at creat saving Wrshinrc.cn
galvagt Co., office turn. dept.. $10 tth c* n.w
fiaixuo ai inventory prices to renwee
slock: Milton upright, fine condition 4110.
6tPinwn/ upright. 1190; another Stelnwav
upright at $235: Stietf upright.- like new.
1215: Emerson player. *165: one grand,
slightly used: $345; uprights as low as $35.
We are sole agents for Hardman. Kranch <V
Bach. Harrington. Cable and Kurtzman
grands. Hugo Worch. 1110 O n.w. F.st 1879
Grands and uprights for rent._
PIANO—For sale Meisner upright p:uno: ex
cellent condition: *!25. Security Sto;a*r.
1140 15th st. n.w._
PIANO, upright. Whitt er <20: can be ‘■•.••n
at American Storage Co.. 2801 Ca. ave n.w.
P1ANC Kimball playe*. urv-cla- c*
rolls included: cost rt350. sell fur 225 Ap
p?y 120 3rd at s ^ __ 2O'
n piano f<
a nee due. Cat! between hours 30 pin. and
8 36. j;r Wei t ’.!. 1161 9t
RADIOS New Stewart-WaVnef. Vikin".
Silver Marshall. R. C. A.. General Electric.
Fadu: also one d. <: set. Bargains. Cell
Greeley and Terry. 22M 14th st. n.w., No.th
4H0._ _ __
RADIOS — N»'w Phiicos. General Electric.
Bparton. Apex, Majestic. R. C. A.-Victor.
Atwater Kent. fltewnrt-Warner and other*
from $19 95 up. 5514 Colorado ave. n.w
Georgia 1486 ____
RADIOS—Limited number of new Philco and
Apex set*: choice of models: practically cost
price; inspect today. Phone Joe Kienast,
WestOlflh_
SAFE. 40 inches high. 20 inches wide. Cary
make. 217 McGill Bldg_Nat. 4384._18*
9AROUK8 Real bargain, two genuine Royal,
one 4* 2X7*8. the 2*2*5 left to be sold.
UftyUU Chit Shop. 525 14th st
SAXOPHONE, like ce*; cost ! 16$. sell *8$.
Phone Or.. 0ij80-J after t v m
SEWING MACHiNFS—Drophead Singer. SI5;
New Home. 415. Stnndard. $15: New Ideal
M0 others at 45; all piibi New machines.
$3 mo. Renting and repairing- Open even:
S.E. Sew Men shop. 313 Pa aye *.c_Lin_0275_
BEWING MACHINES Sine^r portable elec
tric*. *20: droohfids. $4. MO: n*nts. *3 mo
repairs. 055 Pa. ave. s.e., upstairs. Lin. 2301.
*
SEWING MACHINES— Bargains in recondi
tioned portable and console electrics, many
models; Singers. Whites and other well known
make* as low as S14.95. 800 H st. n.w.
i
SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
___ <<'c-nt»rmr<j. >
TERRA COTTA RITE. 6 lo 24 ax ;r . slightly
damaged, about 25 000 feet rr.u-i be moved.
; * ■' ' a- K.-,. DM R I n.e.
i!i'?'vSIIill!S' newest, models. . mranteed
yS?f Low Price, Terms We rent, re
Pul', otrt'idat'd ’Typewriter Co.. 723 10th n w.
- models rebuilt, fully
por'aei-s on ee.y term*;
writer R. ilf * "c ’!" ‘ r'P*lrs- Type
J tdJps *_8ervirp Co.. 1714 H st. n.W
r YPKV. i • . REITrAt BERVIOf OcorflA
mo n‘: *nd L C Smith*,
into .1 tn< ad. . 0 75. 5 mos., 112.
TyPEWRITEr'S-American Co., 1431 East
Ml " “ A*’ from the him rents 8*11
HK!iSnil®! opcn
A CCIUM C? EANE R 3 :1 ■ 1 . • e_
\ Frpn itr-:.irap.* •;. (j t . ?l:*; u r -ch.
iloover No 700. *25. O •’rnterd .far.
}.o:i: c.ex.x rs ;j „o dav » a.; x lamtiF.
Vac uum Cx • <‘r fcnop MM Girard Ad 0900
VACUUM CU'-'NTH. R r . - • «' a.
■ • e
! i' ' a*or. *8 Not h 037.7
WEDDING KING solid phti -m « n
itfl wrddmg r:t sr sot with a J c : n o’-n
u:tu ,.i bare.am, >45. Ku a C./.t . Co,
6*7 a t st n v
0
Per tore. 20 in and 16 in 12 ,jc- c^rf
ciPlivcrrd a :-v;.* . srr:,p : ci r T v.'jd.
>*. to;d Pas A', R-nri* .. Colle-.tr
Md.Box 1
PIANO ' i '5 Win -lack bn!cw.nd h; C
’ ■ to
10 Is 14
months ca< u:yj ;v xu?-..Meed
O. J Dr iOI.L .. CO.,
__ 12 ia and G Sts.
PJ^’O . i ,.:c u;..-. .“orana-re*
»ijj, ter a 15 or ck :n u: t r,..r* a* mi- p.it
O .1 D"MOLT CO .
.. t 12* i h.'id O St
’• : ' Lightly used, but guar -
'
• • ®* ' lms or tt.i..,.
o. j d;mol:. 4* co ,
..12t h and f T Sts
IT KM 1 UKE AND RUGS. *
—J‘f':y a! r e s. • Unusual values.
1 t,V •" •» >''.s now on disolav Bert
ra\,0!n •• a-.u <..iiii.* mom suites, odd
l* ' ’ v.» Hies and chifforobe*.
' o< mai and Co-. iw« II chair*.
• ; d (in.. > -r;.. secre:hrle-. defies.
■ ' • iuj-. '•••• l .use floor cover
•• • - N v Ba: sain He ui e.
•
USJ D PIAN(> SALE.
Ci"'»d makes; dependable for
begini chui hes,
lodge . la Is, etc. Letter buy a
Certified Go<>d Used Piano than
a cheap new <.ne.
Pc ■ - ur‘ r’ijl. cer.nert n-alifv . |05
If . 60
l
. 90
B A: O . ll < . o duality.. 85
. ... 75
Guibr.i'1uoncM. < rifled qu.i’ity. 86
u K. • Storj -n Ci i It
Lii’dcn.tir. *.:r\ i:i? Also geverul used cer'.i
fied q u **.!: * v i >'■'*%, *?8 *
HOMER C. KITT CO.,
13 sO < i St.
P H 1 O l), K'< t-Y I I T <) k.
CROSI.1 V. A few brand-new
finer sain; e~ at tremendous sav
ing'! fuliv guaranteed. '1 erms.
Phone National 7320.
r or - pi i i rc.
:
se.;i:.s or fo: b eedlng season. Call Col
CAM H Ooodi . ■< . v uFe white a .<
ail-vfi.M,- Ieir. :*-1 f »r breeriinv. nesting
supplier Bu .* . 515 G n.w. Open Sundays
CAN \ RIE9
Beautiful melrs ;..,rt Ttimlrs for matin*
Br* * - .a ch*€* . r.cH v etc.
• TT! TONS PET SHOPS.
e:? F •- 1404 N W __
VCl '. d a tor" rail, completely
r r a t 9 liras. r "id rrird v :th rlectr.c
Urt r. . 1 1 r 11 Dr Locko * Doa *:.d Cal
;; n.f Col 0574
POULTRY AND F.GG^. _
CHTCK6 ' I :o a hun
• i’; :.e J. B
IT-r.ry. r i Church Vn . 343 __
PI R- -FR3 I) HA Y CHICKS.
P Ko .(YDS LEGHORNS
AT'.rUTONS PE- SHOPS
612 F S N Y. Net 4702
LIVE STOC K AND C ATTLE.
CATTLE SALT 3 young Guernsey cow
j ;• rse Cc nduit ra
■ r . { i ] :.s. Mo . H c Fa : t *
W YNTED—MISCELLANEOUS.
. aud m tun
: r ... ; ('• .. ,i • • c, tlie Lin
< • • . . : t
i •
APPAREL Wiii b v ' ,v. * ,»Me t
. ..-.n c; , ; vt ' i ' rid
di '. * cl j*hi."i: c -i
< *
A\. A v;( , • • 1) * FT'. Id.S 0. _P" • D
743 3
: MONEY PAID
• < O
r,< too jah_sv._?-! _J “
BIG '-RICES !>«!) Do 1 w .ni l-a T..<
I nccln Co ha no co nect on with
f}V»v, u th*» fc'. '-iiv s-* PI one Metropolit .
0817 v will paj the high< t cash pri«
*
BOOKS EOT*'HIT V rids bring them f>r
c ... Met f>4’**. Pearlmar. s B.g Boon Shop
C33 O st n v- ___
CASH REGISTERS, show canes and store
fxtures entire tor.trn!*; fc isht. Edgar
• nr M " 9744 _
FNCYCLOPFHIA BRITANNIC A. 14th edition.
Clevel -d 1200
I ....... ,:r f0r
T;.\:.. a: ;.c : r vs office furniture
: j-.vi .» sc: mc’cnn: : ' . unci i \e up to
Lii
•
FI INTI ERF W: to bu> *'u.".c rood ’.:«-ed
• i :.r »pol 3051 18*
FtHMil tih « . a”. KU.ci•- v ai led. fiignr*:
c-'-li p: : • -. Pcorr. ,: srrc.cc Phone Gilbert,
J M*
H HMU ; i V INTFD A1 oi purt ol vour
. good Prompt ttentlon# highest
rash price5 Call North 9^21 20*
FURNITURE Highest pj.ee. paid for used
furniture of every desc option prompt serv
ice c c Fun any hr c Lincoln 10045 -22*
FTJRnTTUKF- Don t sacrifice vour furniture.
We v ill ive more fo* furniture bric-a-brac,
china, antique-* and office furniture. Phone
u- and be co;.vij;ced Tee Lincoln Co., tel.
Met 8817 604 6th st. li.w. _*
i- OLD. silver, watches, diamonds and old
Jewelry needed in • ur manufacturing dept
Full cash value paia Se;;nt*rr «. 818_F_st
HIGHEST PRICES PAID for old Bold, silver
and . : .mordr. cli carded ;e\s dry. sold watch
c rod >id tcc . Hyman Harron. 200*^
41 st gnu F-**c bjiflhed 1918. 20*
pawnbroker exchange Buy and sell
old i ilu. diumunds. evr!i> winches, mnv
cal ir- ■ u;: :.s. 444 9t i s*. n.w. Metro
_fo*
FIXTURES . . h roof. caulpi ier t':
ci Fit content- pur''.n -■ cl A' s Store Fix
Go,. 414 9t1 | n.w. M
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES fur all
kinds of 1 i-URriv i goods Call North 30114
f. r urc.’ pt
WE BUY AND SELL men s clothing, jewelry.
ciiamc’.icR fir : it*.-, mi ■era! instruments.
»: inks.'. • ilf clubs Whal have you 10 sell?
Max k,v f. . f*3T D s:. n tv. Met. 9113, 9635.
r,! .F< )K I S! LLLX(j
S I' )P AX'D THIXK.
PHOXK MIT. 8817,
TUP. T. IX CO LX CO..
! —and p* t the fcrst remits Furniture, an
tique:-. china, bric-a-brac and office furniture.
S .V E—A1' TO MOBILE S._
AUBURN '.'1 St <j C'.-:iVf ible Cnupe.
rnst l.i!1 now ‘ i'.j; to: ;r- :i**w-car |U»r
Mi t . '« Mr. r.’.rr.r;- 1729
SLICK UL'D 1529. :.i.:Mrr Fix; iikp new;
l ;u*TPst b ■. ;«i.i in city -m . ;f$0 easy terms.
or Co.. to 11 Ifei York are.
n.p. ope i till in p in. .
B LICKS -131 b dp !’ix- roacstVi. cost over
>1 [<i Q; e v ,: v u i*c*< 1 . -iiivt'.. '*.000 miles:
< 1.150. I93<» ini^’pr dr luv'- .'’dan. 6 wood
wheels. $8>0. lb'< » spoil coupe. *67.>. 1930
in s»rr seo.»n. 'ViU. l!)2i: sp< co :pc. $325.
in w-fur h j.irani Tor 90 cays term* Ste
Mr. Bumf . 1729 14th st. Decatui 2390.
BUICK STANDARD SEDAN. 1$385. 1928
standard sa hi. *295 lu;:. guaranteed; year
to pay. _ Golden Motors. H • 14th xt. __
BUICK ~7-PA88.~ SEDAN. 1928 Master Six.
t ' 6 P
CADILLAC V 01 h'POl'c t PH A PI ON Fine
condition pun me n color, real sport iob.
Only *135* oil teams. Nolans, lill 18th
st. n vr
( EVKOLE1 1 COUP! 1 • . . ; - i i
1'ms oer.. •’concUiit. -pd .u o - . ly • W.l1
KluiiU ten., i : 1 ■ t rm $ and trade,
lioi.mo» ;• 1020 M si. il.w.. Dec.
(not). Or*» i vrii " : -.
CHKVK* r l: '. c. *1 f RO ‘ DS * F R. '275.
coi’] 1930 coach. $27 ftllly
i:miMitcrd a year to pay. Golden Motors.
1827 14th st. ___
CHEVM 1 : i ’K I UXI C< >1 PE it ink
niul loco like in ■■■ $460. mw-car guarantee
for 60 nays See Mr. Barnes. 1729 14th st._
CHEVROLET 1928 COUPE- Tills car is in
first-class nmning condition. Good tires;
motor In good shape; $140. terms and trade.
Donolioe Chevrolet. 1620 M st. n.w.. Dec.
ainu Open evenings._
CHEVROLETS 1930 models. 3-window. 4
door sedan: sport roadster, rumbise seat,
end coupe: all in excellent condition: guar
anteed mechanically for 30 days: $95 down.
Wisconsin Motor Co.. Inc., 1063 Wisconsin
a vc n.w ___L_a
CHEVROLET 1931 coach’ Black finish like
iiey. . reconditioned and fully guaranteed:
lieu tils A l ive ir.v. v. only ‘319; rade
ail css, terms. Tnanale Motor Co. 1
V Y. at _
CHEVROLET 6-CYL. ROADSTER— Like new:
rumble seal: $227. 192$ Chevrolet coupe;
$'90 Also 1926 sedan. *19 Vassar. Chrys
ler. PI,mouth, it. ti and_H tv. nr.
CHRYSIER 1928 6-CYL. COACH *150 1927
model "70' .'U ;n. *175 year to pav. Golden
Motors. 1837 14th st __
CHRYSLER SEDAN. 1628—Dark blue,
beautiful condition. Real bargain, only
$169. on terms. N'o’an Motor Co., 1111 18th
»t n.w.__________
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