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1 DAILY SHORT STORY —————| RELIEF NURSE By D. R. Stiles. TVJEDRA MONT* OOMERY.a coldly efficient an gel-of-mercy as de void of sentiment as a steel wedge, her perky starched cap set well back on graying brown waves, briskly fol lowed at her cou sin's, Dr. Jefford’s, heels up the richly carpeted stairs of one of Washing ton’s finest homes. A returned prodigal two days before, Nedra was still pro testing inwardly at the absurdity of spending her first real vacation In 20 years "on duty.” “Like a gob, on leave, rowing In a city park,” Nedra had protested to Nedra stared transfixed. her cousin and host, Dr. Jefford, when he insisted on having the assurance of her brusque capability as relief nurse on this emergency case. Following Dr. Jefford into the sick room, where they were to light an ad mittedly losing battle, Nedra set down her black case, acknowledged with a alight smile of sympathy the half heard Introduction to the patient’s wife, gave a friendly nod to the nurse on duty, and took her place beside the doctor at the bedside. * * * * r\ s DR. JEFFORD took the charts from the nurse going off duty, the thin figure in the bed moved his head elightly, painfully, toward the doctor. Nedra stared transfixed. Twenty in flexible years of strict self-discipline were blotted out in the instant. Some how she had neglected to ask Dr Jef ford his patient's name! Dr. Jefford’s reassuring smile for his patient pro tected Nedra in her moment of blank amazement. How could this happen to her. bit terly Nedra asked herself, silently staring. Everything life had done to her so far had tested her courage, etrength, will-power in shutting out love . . . and she had come through Unscathed. With rigidly disciplined lingers Nedra obeyed orders. Swiftly, expertly, ■he worked beside Dr. Jefford, wretch edly sick of everything . . . wonder ing if slipping out as this soul was about to do might not be the thing most to be desired, after all. Glancing at the burning eyes star ing at her from the bed she knew why ■he had come back home. Nedra sud denly felt a definite gladness that late had sent her here. After frantic de epair, bitter anguish, followed by fren Bied. busy, hopeless years, she had been ■ent back to ease the pain, smooth the last bit of difficult pathway for the one who had so tragically failed her. * * * * T^EDRA straightened Stan's pillow ~ with a small sigh. This was love, Bhe thought, this was life. Dr. Jefford’s voice reached her, softly explaining: "Not unprepared, I told them months ago.” The figure in the bed grew restless. Nothing gave quiet for long, or truly save quiet. Nedra moving by the bed ■aw the feverish eyes open. Breath lessly expectant, she leaned forward, seeking one word that would mean much, fearful that poignant surging memories were flimsy dream stuff. The roving eyes paused, closed for • breathless second, opened slowly and looked again into Nedra’s eager eyes, deeply and unbe lievingly, pitifully desperate with the I longing to believe. Wiping out the bitterness of deso late years, Nedra smiled at Stan, pat ting his hand gen tly as he began to mumble. Meaning less gibberish it was to all but Nedra, || helpless to admit !' her understanding. Dr. Jefiord came II again to the bed ||j side as Nedra j] moved back sllent I ly. The mumbling * grew stronger, the questing eyes searched wildly for some one, as Stan called weakly: “Ned, Ned, you’ve come 'back, you understand. Tell me, Ned.” His weary eyes, unsatisfied, closed again. * * * * 'T'ENSELY Nedra stood at the foot of the bed. looking piteously at Dr. Jefford, believing he must soon realize the thing so evident to her. Ghosts of the past clattered disturbingly in the charged quiet of the room. Dr. Jefford turned quickly to the wife. “What does he mean? Who is this Ned? Can he be summoned?” Hesistantly the wife answered. “He must mean Edward, our son.” Puzzled, she added: "But we don't call him Ned. He’s on his way here now.” She turned to the door. Nedra’s anger flared hotly. All the pent-up passion of years of stifled emotions burned fiercely. Stupid fools! Could not they realize there might have been some one besides the two of them in Stan’s life? Could they mis take this for a father’s call? Let the lot of them go hang! Stan had recog nized her after all these years, wanted her, loved her still, was calling to her now from the edge of darkness. She must answer before it was too late. She started around the foot of the bed. Strong, softly placed footfalls sounded down the hall, arrested Nedra. She turned as Stan’s son entered, tall, dark, very like Stan had been in those unjo. * * * * YJlfHITE-FACED, but brave tn his youth, the son came to the bed side. Tearfully his fragile mother joined him and placed one of Stan’s thirr, plucking hands in the youth's strong brown one. Silently watching them, Nedra’s heart suddenly felt very old, very burnt out. Quietly she went to the opposite side of the bed and took her appointed | place beside Dr. Jefford. The excellent round gold watch on her wrist ticked away the seconds. Even without looking she could read j the inscription on the reverse side of the case—"Ned-forever-Stan.” A second later Dr. Jefford laid the thin hand, quiet now, on the bed. Nedra looked across at Stan’s wife and son. pitiful In their bereavement. Slowly she straightened the sheet over the still form. Standing quietly by the bed, Nedra felt strangely freed from the accumulation of cherished re sentment, newly cleansed from the crusty bitterness of frustrated love, vividly aglow as a dusty tree washed freshly green by drenching rain. (Copyright. 1036.1 r CHAPTER XLV. ONE MORE NAME. g t aw nuuiu mwvv wwi (*^6 to do it. Anne straightened her shoulders and lifted her chin. “You know. John,” she began mus ingly, "I had always thought you a tnan of your word until this evening.” "What?” he challenged. “Last Spring you said there could be only one girl you could ever love. And then later you said I was that girl. Didn’t you mean it, John?” He looked down at her, face immo bile. only his eyes showing the tight leash he held upon himself. “What of it?” he asked, “you’re Anne Farns worth.” Anne saw an old log, she sat down on it and began to laugh, hysterically. "This is funny.” she managed to say. “What is funny?” he asked. “Rob Crocker wouldn’t marry me because I wasn’t Anne Farnsworth." "Crocker was a cad,” John declared emphatically, "you were well rid of him.” "And now,” Anne continued, "the man I really love, the only man I’ve ever actually loved, won’t marry me because I am Anne Farnsworth.” John was silent. Wind whispered through the firs; sounds from the town below drifted ud to them, high clear voices and the baric of a dog. "Maybe you’re well rid of him, too," he declared at last, and grimly. "I guess you’re right,” she agreed, “if he isn’t man enough 'to help me shoulder the responsibilities I’ll have to carry from now on, he isn’t the man I thought him. “Judge Kellogg is getting old. It won’t be long before he’ll retire and then what will I do.” Her voice grew hopeless. “I don’t know a thing about business and only a little about fish ing. I’ll just be prey for the Farleys and Crockers of the world.” "You’ll find some one you can hire,” returned John, wearily. Suddenly Anne stood up and faced him: “You . . , you Finn,” she •napped, “you selfish thing you. You care more about your silly old pride than you do me. You’d sooner let 2he go around heartbroken, alone, with greedy men preying on my affections trying to win my inheritance, than you would to sacrifice that pride, marry me and protect me. Afraid you can’t repay me in money . . . money, as if 10 million dollars could take the place of one moment of true love. “Oh, why,” she walled to the whis pering firs, and that far ocean, “why, oh, why did I have to think I was in love with a man like Rob, then fall in love with a man like, you who’s every bit as selfish as Rob, who thinks only of himself?” ’’Nikki, don’t!” John caught her Into his arms, half crushing her with the strength of his desperate em brace. "Nikki, I do love you and you’re right. I hadn’t thought of it that way. I’d only thought how it would look if I married you like a money snatcher. If you could only know the hell I’ve been through day after day. Working, fighting to help you win what was yours and knowing I was losing you. Nikki, you've two names now, do you still want a third?” “Right away,” she agreed, with astonishing meekness. “I’ve been a little unhappy with the other two. I think the third one will be the charm.” “And you don’t think I’m the selfish person you said I was?” he insisted. Anne smiled one of her rare smiles. “No,” she said. “I just had to do something to arouse you.” A shower swept up over the moun tains and reached the two on the hill side. The firs bent under the rush of wind and rain, whispering their eternal whisper. “Why, John,” Anne lifted her face from the shelter of his arms, “it’s raining.” “I know,” he admitted, "it’s been raining for five minutes or so, and you should be home where it’s dry and warm. Come on.” He took her hand and they raced down the hill. They stopped a moment and looked at the gray shingled house. Figures were flying up and down the steep stairway, voices sang and shouted from the house, shadows flitted past the windows, the festival was on. As they entered they saw Tecla seated near the hearth, her dimples showing, her face a roseate glow of happiness. Liisa, striding through the room with a huge frosted cake reading "Welcome Home” in colored ——ot —v|.|#vu ouutv. a aac gleaming topknot at the zenith of its career, bobbed a greeting with the suddenness of her stopping. "Look who’s here,” she chortled. “Come in out of the rain, you goose,” and then she paused. “What are we going to call you now? Anne Farns worth, Nikki Nielsen or what?” "How would Annikki Neuman do?” asked John, and his arms encircled Anne, the disturbing blue of his eyes challenging hers, as the shouts of con gratulations arose from the guests THE END. DENTISTS PLAN TOUR Society’s Members Will See How G-Men Use Data. More than 200 members of the Dis trict Dental Society are expected to tour the crime laboratories of the Department of Justice tomorrow to see how the G-men use dental work in finding criminals. The inspection is to last from 3 to 6 pm. Immediately afterward the society will meet at the Mayflower Hotel for its annual stag banquet, in charge of Dr. John Burke and Dr. Morris Gold berg. Vaudeville sketches and vocal and Instrumental musical entertain ment are to be presented. HELP—MEN. AUTO MECHANICS ‘ experienced. cH! Adams 023* between 8-10 p.m.• AUTO MECHANIC, experienced asn. with some trade; excellent proposition. Woody, phone National 0398,» AUTO SALESMEN, sea new Ford ears, ex cellent opportunity to make money. Qlre reference. Address Box 496-T, Star sita l m HELP—MEN. (Continued.) AUTO SALESMEN, used cars. Here’s the opportunity for a real worker to ®}*? real money, selling for well-established Ford dealer; give reference. Address Box 496-T, Star offlce. _ AUTO SALESMEN, we have an opportunity waiting for good men In both our new and used -ar departments. The selling season Is here. Don't delay. Walsh Motor Co.. 8000 Georgia ave. _ BAKER, second man. Apply 3630 Georgia ave. n.w.___ BRICKLAYERS wan tod; bring own tools. 2926 Fort Bakers drive s.e._ CARPENTER, general. A-i. white. Including painting, graining, furniture spot lifts, pol ishing. floors varnished, scraping; reason able. Phone Lincoln 9203._3* CHEF-STEWARD, white, experienced every branch restaurant business, especially sea food, good menu planner: reference. Ad dress Box 35-A, Star office.___. COAL SALESMAN—Salary and commission; prospects given: company's car furnished. Call Atlantic 4375.__ COLLECTORS, experienced, with car; 5ood proposition; salary and commission. ,pply at 735 7th st. n.w._ GROCERY CLERK. Apply after 4 p.m.. 4239 9th st. n.w.___ HOUSEMAN, white, honest, reliable. Apply 2620 16th st. n.w._ JANITOR, colored, for small Miartment house: quarters, salary. Address Box 65-A. Star offlce.__ JANITOR, colored, for large apt house Married man without children. 30 to 40 years old. neat in appearance and courte ous. Must have experience in operating stoker and minor plumbing repairs. No djrinkets need apply. Good salary and apt. References required. Address Box 24-A, Star office.__ MAUA61NE SALESMEN, experiencea. on Mr Knott. 918 P st n.w.. Room 107, be tween 6 and 7:30 p m. _ MAN, for service and sales dept., local organization; salary and commission to i start. Apply 2 to 4. 9*9 National Press Building._-. MAN, 25 to 35. to embalm and do ambtp lance work in an undertaking establish ment. Give experience, education and sal ary expected. Address Box 454-A. Star office._ MAN, experienced with fruit and truck farm, single, sober and not afraid of work. Apply Falls Church Orchard, near West Palls Church. Va._5* MAN, neat, pleasing personality, for spe cial sales work; good earnings to start. Address Box 407-A, Star office. ___ MEN. 6. neat, to distribute samples and take orders; good pay. Address Box 398-A. Star office._ MEN. 2. needed immediately to fill vacan cies on local grocery route. Will place one man on salary as soon as Quallflea: must be satisfied to start with *34 60 weekly, more later. Apply !> to 12. Wed nesday morning, 918 New York ave. n.w. MEN—We have an opening for a few former Government workers. Address Box 490-J. Star office.___ PRESSER. experienced, wanted at once. 1924 Nichols ave. s.e.____ PRESSER. experienced: must have refer* ences. S. Livingston & Son. 908 7th st. n.w. PIANO SALESMAN or saleswoman, not now employed State experience, give references. Address Box 38-A, Star office._* SALESMAN for general home improvement work. Must thoroughly understand busi ness and be able to close contracts. Give experience and references. Address Box 456-S. Star office.__ SALESMEN to represent Ford products for one of the largest dealers in the citv Ex cellent plan for workers. See Mr. Nichol son. Parkway Motors. 3040 M st, n.w._ SALESMEN, established business: attrac tlve proposition. Phone North 0095. SALESMAN—We have a perfect selling set-up for a real salesman; no canvassing; pleasant, dignified work. Apply lu to 1. 2815 14th at. n.w._ SALESMEN (21. used car. capable of mak ing at least $40 per wek: very liberal com mission. See Mr. Stuart at National Auto Sales. 1417 Wls. ave. n.w., between 9 and ,V SALES PROMOTION—Excellent opportun ity and permanent connection is available to aggressive, well-educated men of pleasing personality to call upon architects and builders. Age 25 to 30. Straight salary. State age. experience In detail and salary desired. Address Box 45-A. Star office. SCREEN FACTORY: wiring and painting hand' only experienced need apply Dis trict Screen 6i Mfg. Co., Greenwood 13T4. 3* 8TENOGRAPHER-SECRETARY." permanent position; salary, start. 8135 month. Slate ac?, education, experience. Address box 420-T, Star office.___ • _ TAILOR, experienced: charge of small de partment. Replies confidential. Our em ployes know of this ad. Answer at once. Address Box 41P-A. Star office. WATCHMAN wanted on building Job. Ap Ply 1420 K st. n.w. YOUNG MAN WANTED—For membership solicitation: ability to meet people edu cated: car will help; advancement: present staff aware of this ad Give full particu lars. _Address_Box _T5-T Star office. _ YOUNG MAN. neat appearing under 23, to assist other young men renewing pub lisher's contracts: experience unnecessary: we tr»in you. Mr. Frey. til7 Colorado Bldg. __5*_ YOUNG MAN. white, for hardware, paint and electrical store: must be experienced: SIR week, plus commission. State quallfl catlons. Address Box 428-A. Star office. YOUNG MAN—Clerk in electric and radio store. Must have experience with elec, wiring materials. Give references. Address Bo 47Q-A, Star office._ YOUNG MAN to work in drug store, soda fountain experience: 3 nights a week, every 9Jh*r Sunday: reference. Address Box 4P5-A. Star office._ YOUNG MAN 17-10 years old. living with parents and anxious to learn interesting trade tnat assures good future for a steady, reliable man. In reply give complete de tails regarding yourself. Address Box 400-A. Star office YOUNG MAN. single, with motor cycle or bicycle, for errands. In reply state all de tails about yourself and salary expected. Address Box 423-A, Star office. YOUNG MEN with high-school or college education to solicit membership for auto mobile club: previous sales experience pre ferred. but not required. Report 1073 .'list st, n.w. tomorrow morning. 0-12._3* YOUNG MEN between 21-30 years old to work In collection department: car neces sary: must be able to furnish surety bond. See Mr. Murray. Room 400. 1310 F st. n.w. CAB DRIVERS, Investigate our new low-cosi attrac tive proposition on Union Cabs. UNION TAXICAB ASSOC., __220 Mass Ave. N.W.__ WATKINS ROUTE MEN. Ambitious, reliable men wanted imme diately to sell Watkins' products in Wash ington and adjoining territories: customers established. Excellent opportunity for right men._Apply 513 K st. n.w. _ YOUNG WHITE MAN OF GOOD PERSONALITY AND CHARACTER. As floor manager in a high-class store. A permanent position for a man with poise and diplomacy. State age. Address Box 200-V. Star office.__ FURNITURE MEN. Immediate Opportunity. Large department store chain has sev eral openings in some of their nearby re tails stores for men who have had furni ture and rug experience. Permanent work, excellent opportunity. Must be qualified to assume complete charge of these depart ments. Income about $40 week: liberal drawing account against commission. In letter of application state age. complete experience, nationality, etc. Address Box 4B8-A. Star office.____ WANTED—Young men thor oughly experienced in selling women’s shoes. Apply em ployment office, 4th floor, Lansburgh’s Dept. Store. WANTED — CABINETMAK ERS AND FINISHERS, WITH EXPERIENCE IN FURNITURE STORE DE LIVERING DEPARTMENT. ADDRESS BOX 408-A, STAR OFFICE. SALESMEN, experienced; splendid money-making op portunity for hustlers. Ap ply Rinaldi Coal Co., Inc., 649 R. I. ave. n.e. HELP WOMEN. APPRENTICE GIRL (tewing), white: Small salary whUe learning. 1841 Columbia rd. n,w„ Apt. 309..... BEAUTY OPERATOR — Must be experi enced. Cali North 3122. BOOKKEEPER and stenographer, familiar with general office work: good opportunity for one qualifying. Address Box 33-A, Star office._ BUYER for toilet articles. Jewelry and um brellas: must be alert, aggressive and • profit maker. Apply merchandise office, Ooldenberg's, 7th and K. CANVASSERS. 5 hours daily, no Satur day: salary. $9: nothing^ to sell. Apply ready for work Wednesday. 8:30 a.m.. 3815 14th at. n.w. _ COMPANION for elderly convalescent lady: state nursing experience; $20 a week and board. Address Box_13t»-T. Star office. 3* on line wort. 1773 Columbia rd, GIRLS AND LADIES for customer’s sales department: steady employment: salary guaranteed to beginners, Suite 104. Mary land Bldg., 1410 H st. n.w. Apply 10 to 12. LADY. neat, intelligent, capable of meet ing public, by .large, manufacturing com pany. Call National 6883 for appointment. MILLINERY SALESLADY, experienced. Call before 10:30 a.m.. 2639 Conn. ave. *JU---f i experl Iress Box „ copyist. Edna Mll _ 17 F st. Room 806. 3* PRACTICAL NURSE for nights: must be able to give hypos, kind and considerate. Call Atlantle 41B9-J after 6:30. SALESPEOPLE experieneed in selling ready to-wear. . Apply, in writing, stating age. length of experience and price lines sold. Address Box 60-& Stag office. 1 HELP WOMEN. _(Continued.) __ SALESWOMEN for our eout. suit. dress and millinery departments. Only those with specialty store experience need apply. Erlebaeher. Inc. 1210 F st. n.w. SODA DISPENSERS (2). neat, attractive. fully experienced In drug store luncheon ette. steam table and salads. 2182 Call fornla st. n.y._______ YOUNG LADY. neat. 18 to 84. permanent employment renewing publisher's contracts. Experience unnecessary; we train you. Mr. Frey, 017 Colorado Bldg.#•__ YOUNO LADY for general office work: be ginner preferred: $5 week to start. Address Box 41-A. Btar office.* _ ONE OF WASHINGTON’S BEST STORES Has Openings For , Experienced Saleswomen In ready-to-wear, hats and sportswear. If you are a clever, capable saleswoman, rou will be interested in one of these posltlrMA Slate qualifications and age. Address Box 120-R. Star office. HELP—MEN AND WOMEN. COUPLE white-settled woman, capable of ! managing small hotel apt. house, room ing house or caretaker. Address Box 471-A. Star office. EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. DOMESTIC. "CALL DOMESTIC AGENCY." Decatur 2419. 1925 9th for cocks, e.h.w., maids, housemen, dishwashers, drivers._ RELIABLE Agency. Dee. 5581. 1402 11th. he- cooks waitresses, maids, nurses, g.h.w . day workers, laundresses, dishwashers. 3* DVT.TiDTV mPMrV lino lltVi hag rAftlfR. waitresses, maids, nurses, a. h. w.. day work crs. laundresses, dishwashers, couples. :)• RUPHER'B AO. has cooks, maids, aen. houseworker. laundresses mother's helpers. Ref Dec. 3551. 1837 11th st. n.w. 15* BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL._ NEED efficient secretaries, stenographers, typists, bookkeepers, male and female, for current openings. Boyd's. 1333 F st. n.w. INSTRUCTION COURSES. SPANI8H LESSONS at your home; guaran teed results; native teacher. Mr. J. Ezepa. mornings from HI to 12. North S023. P. B. X. (telephone switchboard) taught on active board: only old* established school. Reduced rate, $10. Apply 220 Bond Bldg._4* P. B. X. TRAINING on busv board, with brief course in touch typing; 2 weeks. $15. Personnel Service, 1311 G. _ Natl. 2114. BEGINNERS' and FINISHING COURSES in secretarial, bookkeeping, calculating ma chines for those who are ambitious to EARN MORE. Opportunities are NUMEROUS to day for the efficient office worker. BOYD training PAY8. may cost little more, but RESULTS COUNT. BOYD BUSINESS UNI VERSITY, 1333 F st. National 2338, HEADQUARTERS for civil service books and courses at various prices; quality pays. Inquire BOYD SCHOOL, 1333 F st. n.w. CARD PUNCHING MACHINE, electric, fascinating easy, used commercially. Gov ernment. Course $15. BOYD'S. 133.3 F n.w. THE QUICKEST AND SUREST WAY TO EMPLOYMENT Complete courses on International tabu latinv and assorting machines are now available to a limited number of students. Oaiy course of its kind offered m the city Easy to learn. Widely used In Government departments Rates reasonable Day and evening sessions Classes now forming. Call for demonstration. STRAYER COLLEGE Homer luildtne 13th and FSta. _Washington. D C _ BEAUTY CULTURE. Learn this profitable profession. We train you properly, give diplomas; shop experience on live models, positions se cured. Big discount on complete eourse if you start this month. MODERN SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE. 1317 F st. n.w. SUCCESS IN BEAUTY CULTURE Means MABELLE HONOUR Training. Free catalogue easy terms, day-nlte classes. MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL _ 134!) N._Y. Ave. N.W. Met. 7778._ SPECIAL $5.00 COURSES CARD-PUNCH MACHINE COMPTOMETER TRAINING S.->—SPEED DICTATION. STEN. TYP.—*5 55—COMP. SECRETARIAL COURSES—$5 CIVIL SERVICE COURSES CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL. 321) 12th St. N.W. Metropolitan 0337, » MCI P_nOMFSTIC COLORED WOMAN for general housework and care of small child: stay nights. Phone Cleveland 0548._ COOK, mother's helper, competent, white: small apt , home nights. Give age. salary, reference. Address Box 44-A. Star office. * GIRL, wh'te. for upstairs work, help take care of :i-year-old child: must have refer ence: S3<> month: go home nights. Address Box 34-A. Star office.__ GIRL, colored, help around house: stay nights: $15 month. Call Emerson 5407. GIRL. neat, colored, for general housework and cooking, to stav nights, excellent auar ters: references reouired: $35 per month. Apply 4207 l$th st. n.w.__ LAUNDRESS, expert: experienced in cook ing; salary. $20 month; sleep in. Phone Wisconsin 4350. Bethesda. Md__ MAID for general housework; prefer country girl; stay nights. 2311 Calvert st. n.w._ WOMAN, white, care for child and house: $20 per month, room and board 600 Roxboro pi. n.w.. phone Georgia 4078. * WOMAN, colored general housework, cook ing: must like children: nearby Virginia; $24 month. Phone Walnut 7020, WANTED—SALESMEN._ AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN one experienced in selling medium-priced cars desired. Wonderful opportunity with the new Un coin Zephyr. Call Mr. Klopfer, Warfield Motor Co.. 1727 Conn. ave. __ ITEM SELLS for $1—You keep the $1:10 to 15 sales daily. 1317 F st. n.w.. Room 302. Mr. Snyder._ SALESMEN with electrical and gas appli ance experience to sell R. C. A. radios. Maytag washers Kelvinators oil burners, ranges in Hyattsville and vicinity. Apply between 0 and 10:30 a.m. at 86 Md. ave.. Hyattsville. Md.__ SALESMEN. If you are experienced, have a clean rec ord and are interested in securing a per manent position with an old. established firm, handling a complete line of radios and electrical appliances, with income and working conditions above the average, aee Mr. Dreyer,_1415_14th_st. n.w._ TWO MORE honest, energetic men to train for our successful sales force, all or spare time, at year-around income. Good leads furnished. Address Box 406-A. Star office.__ ACCOUNTANT, expert: books opened, closed, kept, audited; income tax. salary taxes: $10 mo. Adams 0796. City references. 10* CHAUFFEUR, private, full or part time; 16 years’ naval service. For reference, ad* dress_Box 370-T. Star office._? _ MAN. with car. desires work, any kind, for about three hours day; remuneration unim portant. Address Box 438-T. Star oflice_3 YOUNG MAN. attending day session of Strayer College, wishes to earn room and board by chaufleurlng. doing odd lobs around the home, working in cafeteria, or as elevator or switchboard operator in apt. house. Call National 1748. SITUATIONS—MEN. AWNING ESTIMATORS, experienced. See Mr Tate. Automatic Awning Mfg. Co.. Inc., corner Balter st. and Townsend ave. *.e.t Boulevard Heights._ BEVERAGE, food cost controller, installa tion ar.d operation; efficient control system. Terms, reasonable. Address Box 47-A, Star office.__ BOY, 3 8. wishes work In store or lunch room, washing dishes, from 4:30 to .:30. Call Lincoln 9500-J._ CHEF, first-class, colored: hotel, cafe, res taurant: European. American Plan: all around _cook: reference. West 16,.-J.__ COLORED MAN-wishes lob as cook in pri vate family or janitor or porter. Dolphus Mills, phone Decatur 4664-J._ COLORED MAN. young, wants steady loo as chauffeur, houseman, short-order cook, janitor: experienced; reference. Phone North 5060. MAN. colored, wishes Job. bellboy, elevator operator. Evenings call 13 to 1 or after 4. Adams 0735.: MAN. colored, neat, honest, reliable, desires eve. work after 6 p.m., chauffeur, butler. waiter: references. West 0345._5*_ PHARMACIST colored, registered Md.. Va.. D. C.. store or laboratory work, any kind. Address Box 40-A. Star ogee. 4» PRE8SER. driver of light delivery truck; willing to work long hours for reasonable pay; colored. Phone North 6086.* __ YOUNG BOY, colored. 10, desires work; can drive car. porter, busboy, elevator op erator. Phone Lincoln 1417, SITUATIONS—WOMEN! ALTERATIONS. DRESSMAKING, COATS relined: hems. 50c up; style and fit. Met. 1683; 815 18th n.w. Greystone, apt. 303. 6* BOOKKEEPER, double entry; experienced in statement analyses and business pro cedure familiar with cost systems. Address Box 357-T. Star office._5* _ GIRL, colored, experienced waitress, ele vator operator or maid in a store: best city ref. Phone Potomac 3694-W. GRADUATE NURSE wishes work in private home or hospital; 4 years’ private expert -. • haat vafaranoae • aalapw VPrw raamn* able. Addi ess Box 469-8, Star office. 3* LADY, excellent cook, housekeeper, nurse for adults or employed parents; good sal ary; good reference. Potomac 6620._•_ LADY, refined, attending school, will work for board and room, companion to lonely lady or child. Alexandria 1613-W. • SECRETARY, experienced, would like part time or full-time position; excellent refer ences. Call Cleveland 8361._* SECRETARY-STENOGRAPHER—To get In touch with a professional man or firm who is Interested In employing a secretary stenocrapher of ability and .experience. Call National 2483, Branch 6X6. after 6 o'clock m the afternoon..» STENOGRAPHER-SECRETARY, thoroughly experienced in all office detail. Address Box 68-A. Star office. __ WOMAN, refined, reliable, desires work in m. m8k,mtu r YOUNG Wf mars ter. di m. Clarendon I "MAIL REPLIES" 1 l \ 1,875 ‘VST ANSWERS to Sundoy Stor classified advertisements addressed to box num bers were received on Monday. An excellent example of the value of Star classified columns. These are only a portion of the hundreds of onswers which could not be checked, such os phone calls and those not addressed to boxes. Star classified ads produce results quicker at minimum cost. I I . I SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. COLLEGE STUDENT, colored, convenient hours: adult family preferred: nursing if necessary; atay nights; basement room If Sosslble: references. Phone Columbia (>:«> after 4 p.m. Tuesday._•_ COUPLE, colored’ want position: very good cook, chauffeur and butler: good reference; can travel._Phone Lincoln 8681._ COLORED GIRL wishes employment as general houseworker. Write or call at 41(5 L st. s.e._* DAY'S OR PART TIME WORK, by colored middle-aged woman: willing worker: years of experience washing, Ironing. Phone North :1884-R.___ GENERAL HOUSEWORK or cooking, expe rienced colored woman: city references. Call Potomac 2395. 1112 P st. n.w. ♦ GIRL, colored, refined, for doctor’s office or small family: best reference. Phone MnrtH K'Vij. Dillard. .*1* GIRL, colored, neat, wants job. nurse, maid, or general housework: no cooking; good reference. Katie, Decatur 3380._ GIRL, colored, wishes light housework, part time. Call North 1852. GIRL, colored, with reference, wishes oosi tion. full or part time work 1734 Conn. ave. n.w. Phone Decatur 5828.__ GIRL colored, peat, needs position, as mother's helper, iight housework or maid; good References._Call North 4905-W._ GIRL, colored, neat, wishes'general house work. full or part time. Phone North JB882. GIRL, colored, neat, wishes general house work Call Atlantic 4917-J._ GIRL, colored, country,' wishes general housework or waitress; reference. Call Atlantic 6132._ GIRL wants part-time work in evening. Call Lincoln 0440-J after 2 _P.m._ __ GIRL, colored, wants work of any kind. Phone District 1571._ GIRL colored neat, wishes part-time work on Monday Tuesday. Wednesday. Phone Atlantic _«132.___ GIRL, colored, wants job as mother's helper, day's work, or part time. Phone Metropolitan 0743._ GIRL, colored wants day's work or gen eral housework; reference. Phone De catur 4333-M._ GIRL, colored, desires general housework: good references. Call any time. 144 3Hth st. n.w. ___ GIRL, colored, would like to have place, day work 248 12th st. n.e. Phone At lantlc_5498._ GIRL, light colored, wishes Job as nurse maid or general housework: go home nights. Call 17 Myrtle si. n.e._ GIRL, colored, wants part-time housework. Call Anna. National 09.VI._ I HAND LAUNDRESS guarantees finest work obtainable at 33',G less than regular prices: desires "family washes »ls<v Call Rnd deliver. References. LUCILLE. At lantic 04H7._ MAID, colored, wants small apt. to clean, small washings to take out: honest, re liable: ref. Phone Silver Spring 248. __ MORNING WORK, by colored woman: ref. Phone Metropolitan 5702.___ MOTHER’S HELPER or housework: Va. girl wants job: stay or go home nights. 2013 12th st. n.w.. Apt. 1._. Wire \ 111 work for her and her husband's board and room or for apartment and sal ary. 313 11th st n w.__4*_ WOMAN, colored, reliable, wishes Job as cook or general housework. 10 yrs. last iob: good reference. 915 Westminster st. Phone Potomac 5870._ WOMAN.-colored, desires full or part time work._Call 82 Myrtle st. n.e. _ WOMAN, colored, willing worker, wants Monday. Tuesday Wednesday or morning work: good laundress, cleaner. Decatur 2292.__ WOMAN, colored respectable. Virginian, wants place: good cook-worker: honest; $0 week. Call 1213 37th_st. n.w.__ __ WOMAN, colored, experienced, wishes 5 hours' work every day; no Sundays. Phone Lincoln 9500-J. __»_ YOUNG GIRL, colored, wishes work of any kind. Phone Decatur 5087. PERSONAL^ The rate under heading of Per gonal If 8 cents oer line additional < to the regular line rate STUDIO-WANTED—WOULD- LIKE TO share studio with teacher of voice or piano; refs. Adams 6074 bet. 4 and < p m. __ _5*_ GRADUATE NURSE WILL GIVE CON sclentious care to aged or invalids: pleas ant suburban home: good nursing: food reasonable. Address Box 408-A. Star office, SETTLED LADY. GOVT. BMPLOYE wishes to share home with lady alone, whc desires responsible person for company. Must be very reasonable. Northwest or suburbs. Address Box BU-A. Star office. GRADUATE NURSE—EPSON SALT BATHS and electric massage for reducing. Your home or hotel. Phone District 77SB. •_ WILL GIVE ROOM AND BOARD TO BOY under 10 years. Mother’s care. $G per week. Phone Georgia MBS._•_ PHYSIOTHERAPY TREATMENTS FOR colds and chronic pains, health lamps, vltonet and vapor baths. Potomac 47:n._ TREATMENTS FOR NERVOUSNESS BY masseur from New York City. For gentle men only. Phone National 6058._8* HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY own method: results effective for a life time or money back Write for booklet: no drugs or suigery. Dr SOMMER WERCK. 1305 Columbia rd. Adams 03S8 COLONIC IRRIGATIONS. PHYSIOTHER apv Graduate nurse. Open Sundays. Your residence or mine. Call District 1370. 4* WREN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY there is no need to feel that they must accept Inferior funeral services due to in ability to pay a high price. The Greater W W. Chambers Co. offers a complete funeral, cars and all for as little as S7& World's finest waterproof airtight guar anteed steel burial vault may be had from Chambers for S8f> In case of death call the Greater W. W Chambers Co. 14th st.. corner Chapin n.w. Col. 0432 Phone or write our address. We will send you a beautiful catalogue of how we do It. 1400 Chapin st n.w Columbia 0432. 617 11th st s.e. Atlantic 0700. PERSONAL. _ (Cantlnued.>_ REFINED COUPLE LIVINQ IN SELECT n.w. section will room and board small child In Drivate home: pleasant surroundtnss; best of care: reasonable. Cleveland lBfll. WANTED—YOUNG MEN. PHYSICALLY lit. between the aces of 18 and :t5. Two weeks' vacation with pay In the 26oth coast Artillery fantl-alrcraft). D. C. Na tional Guard. Current expansion of regi ment offers unusual opportunities for ad vancement of men enlisting now including chance for those between 18 and 21 to se cure admission to West Point. This regi ment offers training in the moit interesting type of military activity, quiet different from monotonous repetition of squads right and left. There is also a round of social functions and a varied athletic program to Interest all. Drills do not Interfere with work or school. Men are paid for drills. Por details, call Capt. BULLI8 at Shepherd ,406, or apply in person. Wednesdays and Thursdays 8-12 D.m.. at the National Guard Armory, 6th at. and Pennsylvania ave. n.w. _ Enterprise Roofing Co.TPot” 0200. Roofing and aiding 2125 R I Ave N E _MOTOR TRAVEL. Mn vines rvn inuiAflsrutm iHUKn. or Friday, take 3; heated sedan. Phone Decatur 3B31-W._4* LEAVING FOR INDIANAPOLIS WEDNES day morning, take three, heated sedan. Phone Decatur 3B31-W. • HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS & SERVICE. BEDDING MATTRESSES box aprlngs arid Pl'lowa rerio ; best orlces and prompt del Wash. Mattress Co. 319 let, sw Nat. 6679 CARPENTER—Flooring, shelving, screen ing. weather stripping, genera! repairing. Brining. 1359 Taylor st. n.w. Adams 1024. CARPENTER—Partitions, porches, steps, shelving, all kinds of general repairing and remodeling: low prices. National 3748. 3» CARPENTERS—HOMES REMODELED. Porches Inclosed. Free Estimates. _Metropolitan 8735._O. Dawson._ CARPENTER—Prompt, reliable, reasonable: porches, steps, fences, partitions, shelves, fine cabinetwork. Douglas. Met. 3155. CHAIR CANING rockers splinted CLAY ARMSTRONG. 1235 10th n.w Phone Metropolitan 2062. ELECTRIC WIRING *dtu«? pairs n-r house fixtures a base plugs $55 Regal Elec Co.. 849 Dpshur n.w. Col. 8391. ELECTRIC WIRING. Special prices on floor plugs and re pairs. 14th St. Elec. Co.. 2804 14th st. : n.w. Phone Adams 2084. _ GENERAL REPAIRING. Garages porches, screens, caulking weather stripping house and roof paint in'' etc Free estimates. Low prices. Phone Adams B833-M_ _ LEAKY ROOFS. Work guar. Call Talbott._Pot. 4B52-W PAINTING capering, house repairs: spe cial low prices: leaky roofs guaranteed. A. E. Gill, Adams 4079-M._7* PAINTING, Interior and exterior: flrst class work, guaranteed; free estimate. Charles R. Conley, phone Atlantic 0330-J. PAINTING, paperhanging, furniture refln ishlnS; after this aevere Winter you will be ready for Spring clean-up and palnt-up: consult us and get our estimates: all work guaranteed; prices reasonable. Robt C. Lee & 8ons,_181jl G n.w^ Met. 1463._31* PAPERING. 6 rooms. 2-story hall. $3<ri comp., no better workmanship regardless price: white mcch. Phone Columbia 0689. PAPERING 5 RMS.. 2-STORY HALL. $30 and ud. Quick service. White mechanics. Cali any time. Neat papers. Adams 2326. PAPERING. Painting. Winter prices. Save up to 50',. Kitchens, baths, interior work. Re Ilablemechanlcs._Talbott._Pot. 4052-W. PAPER AND PAINTING—I do better'kind work for less money; give me a trial. Morris Lean. Columbia 6876,_ PAPERING PAINTING—Deal direct with mechanic: let me prove you aave money. Call Meta any time. Columbia 0396._ PAPERING AND PAINTING—I will paper rooms for $0.05 with washable and sun fast papers I do1 my own work. Father and son All work guaranteed. Call any time. Columbia 0033 or 3535 Georgia ave.___2*_ PAPERING PAINTING: work guaranteed: rock-bottom prices: am looking for work. Columbia 8773, 508 Kenyon st, n.w._ r nrciunmiviijn-ncn t. ucnu auik. mbs., guar.: does own work: 1036 samples ready. Save money. Call J. Splgel. Columbia 0647. PAPERHANGINO and painting: rooms pa pered. $4 up. No job too small. Work guar anteed. Leaky roofs repaired. Atlantic 378.1-1._ PAPERHANGINO PAINTING—Special this week only rooms scraped dry, cracks filled, with any paper in our book. SB. no more. Closets free. I do my own work. Guar anteed Phone Georgia 4213._ft* PAPERHANGING and painting: rooms pa pered $5 up. Satisfaction guaranteed. J. N Tolson. phone District 7569. _5* _ PAPERHANGING, painting done at once: ¥4 a room, including paper, and up: work guaranteed: references. Georgia 0024. 3* . PAPERHANGINO. Rooms. $6 Up A. X GEORGE. Phone Georgia. 0468._ PLASTERING REPAIRS, stucco resurfaced^ cement chimneys, waterproof basements, damp walls, leakv roof; teas. Minnick, phone Lincoln 445 7-W.5* PLASTERING and cement work. No job too small or too far for me. William Thomas, phone District 4579.ft* PLASTERING STUCCOING: specializing patching and waterproof stuccoing. W Ray Mathis, Phone Emerson 0015. UPHOLSTERY, furniture repairing, re flnishlng. chair caning. Weismuller. 2423 18th st, n.w. Phone Adams 0761._ UPHOLSTERING, furniture repairing, re flnishlng work: done in home if desired. Weaver. 1434 Newton st. n.w._ Vacuum Cleaners Repaired. We repair any make cleaner for $1: parts extra; free delivery. National 0085 Electrical Appliance Service. 002 T st. n.w. LIFE’S DARKEST MOMENT. —By WEBSTER WOW • WfLL VA A USSetJ To T?t»S ] GUV.1 He SAYS I He's gotta pa»*r \ OF SHgS* A \ Pair of SHfS j HAW - HAW-HAW ' / ' SHesi] That's A HOT / one1 I Sr-7 ^ Th€ &0Y WHO LjOOKCD OP THe PKObJUMCIATIO/SJ OF *T?te VOOPO SKI -- ■■.»■■■■■ m ■ ■—■■■■ ■■■ ■ —J HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES FEDERAL HOUSING RATES. Payments as low as S5 monthly: nothing down, up to 5 years to pay; estimates free; work guaranteed. First payment May 1. PAINTING HEATINO PAPERING PLUMBING PLASTERING ROOFINO CARPENTRY CEMENTING PORCHES REMODELING ROYAL CONTRACTING CO. Graduate Engineers. 807 15th St. N.W. National 3803. Night. Adams 8528. United Construction Co. Established 23 Years. DEAL WITH A RELIABLE FIRM. Carpenter, painting, papering, plumbing, heating, roofing, all general home improve ments: work may be financed through the Federal Housing: take advantage of the lowest rates on construction work we have been able to offer In years. All work guar.: wTilte skilled mechanics. 1850 Tth n.w North 3273. Adams 0273._* ROOFING. DECORATING. ALTERATIONS Low as $.t Month. Free Estimates. Dun-Mar Contracting Co., 1001 Slgsbee PI. N.E. Potomac 2848. 8» GENERAL REMODELING. Save 20% During March. We do plumbing, roofing, heating, paint ing. carpentry, papering, cementing, elec mcmi. once worn. anerauons. poren in closures. etc. NO CASH DOWN. Payment) aa Low as $3 on Monthly. Start Payments In May. Federal Contracting Co., Inc., 913 New York Ave. N.W. Phones Natl. 7403. Night. Adams 0033. FREE ESTIMATES—DAY AND NIGHT. 8 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. ROOMING HOUSE on 18th at.. 11 rms., 2 baths; rent, $85; Income. $247; price, $1.500: terms. Rm. 908, 1400 O. ROOMING HOUSE, downtown. 21 rms.. 4 baths: rent only $135: Income. S375: price. $2.250, Rm. 908, 1408 O at 9 RM8., 3 BATHS; rent. $85; arranged In arts.; price only S800. Rm. 908, 1400 O st, n.w.__ ROOMING HOUSE, downtown. 17 rms.. 5 baths; rent. $115; a bargain; only $1,100; terms. Rm. 908. 1406_G st. n.w._ COFFEE POT. doing $400 wkly.: rent only $75; beer: $1,200 down necessary. Room 908 1408 G st. n.w. _ RE8T. AND GRILL, downtown: beautifully equipped; short hours; $1,500 down han dles. Rm. 908, 1406 O_at._ ROOMING HOUSE, lo rooma. completely furnished, all filled: Income. $lot); rent. $30. Will sacrifice for cash. $250. Phone Lincoln 3947. 107 E at. s.e._3__ BOTTLING PLANT, established over 10 years; low overhead Opportunity for live wire: owner wishes to retire. Address Box 373-T, Star office. * TOURIST HOME. 18 rms.. 5 baths, near Conn, ave.; income. $850 monthly; $3,500; terms Rm. 908. 1408 G st._ HAULING AND COAL BUSINESS: 6 trucks; doing »l 000 monthly: price $3,000; terms. Rm. 908. 1406 O st. mw._ GAS STATION, downtown: 6. pumps: clears $250 monthly; price. $2,800. Room 908._1400_G at. n.w. __ _____ NURSING HOME 10 rms.. 3 baths: rent $75; Income $630 monthly: price. $2,000; terms._Rm.li08._l 400 G st._ GROCERY, doing $500 wkly.: short hours: late truck; estab. 15 yrs.; $4,500; terms. Rm 908. 1408 O at.__ ROOMING HOUSE wanted at once: well ,ald out; any section: for cash. Address Box a.'S-A. Star office.___4* GASOLINE STATION, property and busi ness: fully equipped; colored trade; $8.oOO: your terms. Address Box 66-A. Star office.* LET ME SELL your rooming or store: personal service; no charge for listing and advertising Austin M. Cooper. 1008 Eye st. n.w. Phone National 1332._ CAFE in large, modern apartment bldg : short hours: low rent: price, $1,200. Ad dress^ Box 4P-A. 8tar offlee._•__ VARIETY and notion store, equipped and stocked- with or without apt.: $1,100. Address Box 56-A. Star office._* WANTED—Written bids for mimeograph ing on letter size white paper, binding in good paper covers, wrapping and address ing for post. 100 copies of 230.000-word manuscript small type, single space. Ad dress Box :;6-A, Star ofllce._•_ WILL 3ELL second trust notes, payable monthly: well secured: slight discount. Will indorse making them absolutely high est class investment. Give numerous and best bank references. Address Box 457-S. Star office._4* IF YOU WANT a home that is nicely fur nished. which will pay for Itself and more besides without one ounce of effort, I have it. Eleven rooms, six rooms rented: in come. $135 per month. This is for sale At. nnfp SI mo- vprv aa tv tar m« Ppnt' $<5. or will consider selling building rea sonably This house is located in center of city, convenient to Govt, offices and shop ping district. If you live out of town, phone me long distance or wire. No brokers. Potomac 225P-R. 8 to 5 p.m._• $300—ROOMING HOUSE, 10 r.: corner. $450—Rooming house. 8 rms.: central. $650—Rooming house. t< rooms: terms. $800—Rooming house, 10 rooms; central. $850—Rooming house. 11 rooms. 3 baths. $850—Rooming house, 15 rms . 5 baths. $!too—Boarding house. 10 rms . 2 baths. $2.2o0—Boarding house. 17 rms; cheap rent: well located: $650 cash. $4.->0—Variety business: rent. $40. $350—Confect., sandwiches: good loca. $150—Bakery, lunch. 1 room; rent, $25. $600—Lunch. 4 rooms: rent. $45. $70o—Lunch, delicatessen: rent. $25. $2,500—Grocery, long established: $1,000 weeklv business. A bargain. „ R. M. CURTIS. NATIONAL 0140. 307 Kresge Bldg.. 11th and G N.W • HOME AND BUSINESS or excellent investment in first-commercial zone, fast developing section. Now suitable for j tailor barber home bakery, novelty, eat ing house, liquor and other business. Will sell as is or remodel for purchaser. Inspection at Any Time. 207 Kennedy St. N.W. 8 Rooms, Bath. A M I. Price Sit 250 as t*. Terms. WAPLE A JAMES INC.. 1224 14th St N.W._District 3348. CHATTEL NOTES. Purchased:_2 4-hr._sendee._Met, 4814. I WILL POSITIVELY buy any rooming house, delicatessen, gro cery store, meat market, pool room or any other business that is worth the money. No delay. Phone today FRANK FERN. 1218 Euclid St. Columbia 6178. SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. ACCORDIONS^-For real” values in recotv dit toned and sample Instruments visit oui store. We have a good selection at re duced prices. 12-bass sizes. $23: 24-basi sizes, $42 50; 48-bass sizes. $64.50: 80 bass sizes. $112.50: 120-bass sizes $130.50: easy terms. Kitt's. 1330 G street tin the middle of the block)._ ADDING MACHINES—Bartalns in new ant reconditioned machines. Rentals, repairs; also typewriters. Capitol Typewriter Co 1326 New York ave. n.w.. National 4858. ADDING MACHINES, new and rebuilt; ex pert service, all makes. Reliable Repali Co„ 241 !> Penn. ave. _n,w.. JWest_2917._ typewriters. >11 makes: real bargains Adding machines and typewriters for rent and repair 1431 East Capitol at., open evenings. Phone Lincoln 0082._ ANTIQUES from estate large collertton: old china glass bric-a-brac, silver, furni ture. prints, andirons. Edelson. 618 5th n.w ANTIQUES—Large quantity of antiout lamps, some as low as 75 cents: bric-a brac. some as low as 10 cents. Othei antiques. H. A. K Electric Co.. 1001 New York ave. n.w. Phone National 6534 ANTIQUE AND MODERN, china, class, silver, fireplace brasses, mirrors, paint ings. prints, weapons. Lenox. Minton. Rlchard-Oinorl. Cauldon. Wedewood china Prices reduced. Murray Galleries. 1724 20th n.w.2* ANTIQUE VICTORIAN and pine furnttur< cheap. Chairs, sofas, tables, desks, chests Bolomon's. 025 10th st, n.w._8_ BATH TUBS, brick, beams, lintels, lumber, sash and doors, electric rip saw. 56 I st. s.w. Phone Metropolitan 6817._ BATTERY CHARGER (O. E.l. used aboui 30 days: Stormnlzing boring bar; *20J cash for both. 1211 K st. s.e. 12« BED ROOM SUITE, studio couch, dinlni room suite; single, double beds: chlfforobe vanity, day bed. Edelman. 3303 Ga. ave.' BICYCLES— Rollfast and other hleh-gradi wheels Haxelton Bicycle ft Sporttni Goods Store. 424 9th n.w BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES, all sixes: supplies, repairing, ping-pong tables and accessories. Conn, 8109th at.n.w. Dla. 4711 BOTTLES corks caps lars. Jugs, kegs Southeast Bottle Supply Co.. 733-39 11 tt st. s.e. Phone Lincoln 10247. _ BRICK AND BUILDING MATERIAL from many wrecking jobs. Largest selection al b*HECHINCHBR CO.. Used Material Deot 15th ft H Sts N.E. 6th ft C Sts SW 5925 Oa. Ave. N.W. 1905 Nichols S.E CAMERAS—We buy.’ sell trade used cam eras. Cine kodaks and. projectors. Bar gains dally. Robbings. 529 14th st. n.w, CASH REGISTER. Remington, flrst-clasi condition; reg. $99.99: cost $376. will sacrifice for less $100. Notes Auction Rooms. 633 Indiana ave. CHRIST CHILD.SOCIETY—Studio couch cnairs. cnina ciunci. are screen, riaini habit, size 18; fur clearance. 1508 Wls consln are._ DESK. bed. dresser, wardrobe, tables, chairs buffet, books, mirrors, lamps, household goods: cheap. Kdelson, 818 5th n.w, ♦ DOORS—2x0-6 18b-Inch. 2-panel. «r, $2.40: garage doors. 8x7 and 8x7.6 and 8x8. l^-inch. glazed, fir. $13 per pair. Price subject to chance without notice. Prior sale, EI3INOER MILL St LUMBER CO. Bethesda, Md. Phone Wisconsin 2400. DOUBLE BED. spring and mattress, SIS: 2 wicker armchairs. $4 each: lull size chifforobe. drawers. $8: beveled edge mir ror. clothes rack. $4: Singer sewing ma chine. $15. 2938 Newark at. n.w. Phone Emerson 3801. __ FUR COAX. Japanese mink; cost $550; ex. cellent condition; latest style: $50. Alst sliver tox. good condition. $30. Phoni Lincoln 0370 (dealer). FURNITURE—Leaving city, have to sell mj furniture Quickly: bed rm.. dinette set, couches, odd pieces. 6406 Conn. ave.. Ant 21, Cleveland 6203,» FURNITURE—Bookcase, desk, radla lamps tables, bed. china buffet and miscellaneous Private sale. Phone Clarendon 1117. * GENERATORS excb.. $3.60 up;, new guar antee: small instep, charge: all cars, mo tors: fans repalredCeneh. Carty. 1608 14th. SALE—MISCELLANEOUS _ (Cent! meed.) IN8ULATION—CelOtcX Vj-lnch. one side ready to lnitatl, 942.50 per sq- ft.; also In stock, ‘,4-mch celotex u , board, painted one aide, ready to Install)- - 3Vkeper so it. _BfSINGER MILL Ac LUMBER CO„ Bethesda. rtd. Phone Wisconsin 2400. IRONER. Genera] Electric, flat plate. Bold new for $09,60. reduced to $59..i0. 132S New York ave. n.w._ METALLAYloS^Type B 260 sq. ft.. B7 Per roll; type C. $6 per roll; Ecod lath. Plain, galv. 50 eq. yds. to oundle $9 60: metailatea. $10.60 per bundle. Closing out above items, subject to prior sale. EISINGER MILL Ac LUMBER CO.. Bethesda. Md,_Wisconsin 2400. OFFICE rURNITURE new. used desks, chairs filing cabinets Washington Salvage Co new location. 800 E n.w. NatlHfertB. OPP'r’E FURNITURE—A large assortment 2f uaednieces at low prices. H. Baum Ac Son. 618 E st. n.w _ _ _ _ PIANO: smallest size late model baby grand In very good condition reduced to $106; Just the Instrument for very small homes or apartments, other reconditioned grands. ** ®*' $210. $220 and up: pay $8 down. Kitt s 1330 G street (In the middle of the block)._ PIANO] smallest size, mahogany baby grand. In perfect condition; used about six months: very low price. Krelg’s Stor age^ Room. 010 Eye st1n w^ _4 • PIANO—Now for the first time In history you can buy a new small studio upright for only $99.50. (Freight, bench, delivery, tuning and a year’s free service bring the price m your home to $118.50) We’ve Just received a few of this new model. It's not a toy but a well-toned, sturdily-built and well-finished instrument designed to fit tiny apartments, studios, recreation rnnmi nilrtsrlee ale enwn,ka*a .wena 4 •> limited, or as a practice piano for begin ners Made by a prominent American manufacturer and fully guaranteed. Play and hear it and you'll agree it's the great est value you've ever seen. Kitt s. 1330 G street (in the middle of the block)._ PIANOS FOR RENT. $3 per month and up. Largest selection in Washington to choose from: all makes and sizes. Rent paid applies to purchase if you decide to buy later. Phone National 4730. Kitt's. 1330 G st. tin the middle of the block). PRESSING MACHINE, large, good con dition. $25: tailor’s table and mirror, sin. Other equipment cheap. Phone Met. 2308. RADIOS. $5 comp, with tubes. A group of 7 and 8 tube consoles. Thoroughly recon ditioned. 18 sets to choose from. Apex Elec. Co.. 709 9th st. n.w.. at O.__ RADIOS—We have a good selection of used sets on sale at bargain prices. 8-tube table model Atwater Kent. *5.95: 7-tube Stewar' Warner. $7.50: Crosley 7-tube console. $9.95; 7-tube Fada. $11: 8-tube Philco small highboy, with doors $17.50; many others. Kitt’s. 1330 G street;_ RADIOS. $3.95 comp. ~R. C. A. and At water Kent 7-tube table sets with speakers. Apex Elec. Co.. 709 9th st. n.w.._at G. ’ RADIOS—200 reconditioned sets at give away prices. No reasonable offers refused. Apex Elec. Co.. 709 9th st. n.w.. at G. I RADIO-PHONOGRAPHS—R. C. A. $295 I automatic combination, in very good con dition. $89.50- floor sample all-wave 1936 model Philco combination. $75: both fully guaranteed: easy terms. Kitt’s. 1330 G st. (In the middle of the block)._ RANGE, three burner full oven. General Electric; full guarantee; *100. 1328 New York ave. n w_ REFRIGERATOR. Westinghouse. 6'i cu. ft,, nearly new. Phone Emerson 2330._ REFRIGERATOR, commercial, two-door model General Electric: fine for restaurant, beer parlor, etc.: guaranteed: a. c. or d. c.: $239.50 1328 New York ave. n.w. REFRIGERATORS, electric: warehouse sale late models reduced: cash or time. Smith's Storage Co.. 1313 You n.w. North 3343. ROCK WOOL INSULATION—Carload, in stock. Loose. 35-lb. bag 90c: per ton. $48. Granulated, 40-lb. bag. $1.25: per ton $60. Batts. 4 in. thick. 15x23. 19 1-6 sa. ft. t« box. $1.55; per 1.900 sa. ft . $75. EISINQER MILL & LUMBER CO.. Bethesda. Md._Wisconsin 2400. RUGS, Oriental; several imported antique scatter and room sizes: must be sold. Rare Rug Shop. 1204 ISth st. n.w, RUGS. Oriental: several imported antique, scatter and room sizes; must be sold. Rare Rug 8hop, 1204 18th st. n.w,_ SAXOPHONE. C melody, good condition. $10_ cash. Phone Atlantic 5577-J._• SEWING MACHINES—Wizard port, elec., | $10; tailor's. $15. $25: drophead $5; rent als. $3; repairs. $1. W. E. Lear. West 3060. • I SEWING MACHINE. Singer console elec 1 Regular $137. now $60: pract. new, full | guar. Treadles. $7.50 up. 637 H n.c._ SEWING MACHINES—Singer electric con sole. like new. $70: also singer D H. tres dle. perfect condition. $15. 3337 Conn, ave. STANDS for fruit, vegetables; cheap for cash. Apt. 3, 626 E st. n.w.___• TRAVELING CASE, modern, lady's or man's: hold suits, dresses, accessories: cost $30. sell for *16. 508 G st. n.e._ TYPEWRITERS—Current moael Corona* and L C. Smiths for rent. Bargains In re built and reconoitloned machines. The L. C. Smith and Corona Typewriters. Inc., 1018 15th st. n.w. Phone National 0411. TYPEWRITERS— $36. *4 mo: just like rent: No. 8 L C Smith No 10 Remington. aw ay uuunwi'uu, mill si. n.w TYPEWRITERS, fine rebuilts end portables. $25 up. We rent repair, exchahge. Gen eral Type. Co.. TIE 14th n.w. Natl. 2249. TYPEWRITERS sold rented, repaired: spe cials in all makes: rebuilts. portables. Discount for cash. Terms arranged. Wood stock Typewriter Co.. 738 13th n.w.. phone National 2370_ TYPEWRITERS—complete stock: guaran teed like new: reasonable prices. We rent, repair, trade. Standard Typewriter Co., 723 10th st. n.w._ VACUUM CLEANER. Eureka, slightly used. Oke new: sacrifice. $7. After 4. 1310 12th 1 st. n.w _. VACUUM CLEANER—Apex motor-driven brush m» ‘ reg' $39.95. for *22.50 cash,' Apex Elec. Co.. 700 9th jt. n.w._ VACUUM CLEANERS. Eureka or Airway, $9.50: Hoover or Electrolux. $14.50: any’ demonstration: guaranteed one year: to day free trial. H. A. K. Electric Co.. 1005 New York ave. n.w. Phone National 6534., _4*__ ‘ VACUUM CLEANERS—Hoovers. Premiers.’ | S12.50: Eurekas, Airways. Universals. ‘ many others. $10. Guar.. 1 year Like new. BEST BRANDS. 805 ilth n.w. Natl, 1159. WASHING MACHINE' used. $10. Also G. E. floor sample. $39.50 cash. Apex Elec. Co.. 709 9th st. n.w.. at G._ • « ; WASHERS AND IRONERS—15-day sale?! all makes latge reductions Procter A.’ Rldgely 3524 14th st. n.w._CoL J 0000 , * FURNITURE REUPHOLSTERED Three-piece living room suite upholstered 1 for $45. Covering and new inside material included, made like new in finest tapestry, and friezette. Workmanship guaranteed.. La France Upholstery Co.. 2509 14th SKI n.w. Phone Columbia 10172. ,. USED BRICK. Wrecking bldgs.—N.E.. cor. 11th tndt Eye st. n.w. and Orphanage bldg., s.e. cork Georgia sve. and Euclid ats. . . * Also used lumber—slate, sash and plumb*, ing fixtures. . State Contracting Co.. Balto.. Md.. Phon*i Office. University 7559: yard. Laurel 324. 3 OFFICE EQUIPMENT. J WE SELL, BUY OR EXCHANGE, Desks Adding Machines * Tables Check Protector* ** Chairs Steel Piles * Tynewriters Steel Ceblnets BAUM’S FURNITURE HOUSE,1* ixlU AiiJ i’. ” • » MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS—RADIO. PIANO, upright wonderful tone. Cost >450: 835. 519 Mass, ave. n.w. PIANOS, plajers; new lot: must be sold for storage charges: excellent condition: great reductions. Smith's Transfer * Storage Co 1313 You st. n.w. Phone North 334.1. Pin ma .^BB Bargains Buih and $CA Gert* ... OU Kohler and $4 0 I Campbell - Strober_$90 Steiff_$98 Grands and Upriphts in 5/ 54, 6 and 74 Octavas for Rant • ^ Piano t for rant for all occasions Salt Aoenti tor Hard man. Harrington. Shilltr and Bradbury Pianos. HUGOWORCH 1110 GN.W.t COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL. COAL—Finest Penn, hard coal. 2.240 lb*, to ton: stove, ess. chestnut. $12: pea, $10. stored. Adams 3180. day or nlsht._. COAL—Finest Pa. anthracite. 2.240 lbs. to ton: eg* $12.50: stove. $12.50. etc. Moyer Coal Co.. 0301 Blair rd. n.w, Georgia 4384. PENNSYLVANIA anthracite coal, weifht and Quality guaranteed. Stove or nut, $11.60 per ton, delivered to bin. Met. 2085. ARLINGTON COAL CO. Coal Carried in Baza to Bln Free. ‘ 2 240 Lbs. to Ton — 1 ton 2 tons Btsm-Af-ILfiii* Snr- himn tUArt Blue Banner Etc ...._8.50 18.00 Pocahontas Stove_10.00 19 00 Pocahontas Era_ 10.50 20.00 Va. Hard, stove or eat..._10.60 Jackson (no toll) 1880. DOGS. PETS, ETC. POX TERRIER PUPS, beautifully marked, docked and weaned: males. S8; females. E4. Phone Greenwood 1950-J._ ENGLISH BULL PUPPIES, pedlereedi A. K. C. registration; from excellent stock. 6113 8th tt. n.w. POULTRY AND EGGS. DAY-OLD and started chicks, auaranteed' New Hampshlres. Order now for deliveries. March 23 to Apr. 1. Sam Rice's Poultry. Parm and Hatchery. Ashton. Md. Phone Ashton «6. ( ■ ^ 1 > .' i i iv FARM AND GARDEN. WELL-ROTTED COW MANURE—100-lb. sack. 75c: 8 sacks. #5. Rich aarden dirt—> 100-lb. sack. 60c: 6 sacks., $2.50: satis faction auaranteed. Phone North 8542-M. or write Olenhum Dairy. Bethesda. Mg.