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28
. Births, Marriages, Deaths
Phone Notices to Main 5260, Obituary Desk
GOOLD H. BULL.
Funeral services for Commander
Goold H. Bull, sixty-nine, who died
yesterday at the residence of his
daughter, Mrs. James D. Murray,
jr.» - wi 1 be' held at the S. H. Hines
Company funeral home, 2901 Four
teenth street n 9th west, tomorrow
at 11 a. m. Interment will take
place at Arlington Cemetery. Com
mander Bull and his wife had re
cently come to this city from
Hastings on-the Hudson, N. Y., their
home, to visit a married daughter,
Mrs. James D. Murray, Cathedral
Mansions, 3100 Connecticut avenue
northwest. Commander Buh was
Stricken with heart failure while at
his daughter’s home, and fell dead
. in the apartment. Deputy Coroner
Joseph D. Rogers issued a certifi
cate of death due to natural causes.
Commander Bull, who graduated
from the Naval Academy in 1878,
had served in the Spanish-Amer
ican .War in an active capacity
and in the world war as an
inspector of machinery at the Gen
eral Electric Turbine plant at
Er.e, Pa. He is survived by his
' wife, Mrs. Margaret A. Bull; three
daughters. Mrs. J. P. Simmons of
Hastlngs-on-the-Hudson, N. Y.; Mrs.
D. I. Hedrick, of Honolulu, Hawaii,
and Mrs. James D. Murray, and two
sons, David M. Bui’., of Milburn,
- N. • J., and G. N. Bull, of Wash
ington, D. C. _____
HENRIETTA M. SCHEWENK
\ Funeral services for Mrs. Henri*
•tta Milller Schewenk, who died
Tuesday at Homeopathic Hospital,
will be held tomorrow at the Church
of the Brethren, ’ Fourth street
and North Carolina avenue, at 11
<_ nt
Interment* will take place in Oak
ton, Va. Mrs. Schewenk is nur
vlved by her husband, Russell R.
Schewenk, of 1000 G street north
east- ______
ALFRED C. NEWMAN
Funeral services for Alfred C.
Newman, fifty-three years old, who
died Monday at his home. 1327
Kenyon street northwest, were held
today at the chapel of John R.
Wright Company, 1327 Tenth street
northwest, the Reverend Charles
Baum officiated. Interment took
place in Glenwood Cemetery. Mr.
Newman, who was a life-long resi
dent of this city, was a veteran
emnlcvn t*e Buren u of Engrav
ing and Printing. He had-been ill
for ten days before his death. He
was a member of Lebanon Lodge,
No 7. F. A. VL M.; Hope Chapter,
O E 8. ancS Eureka. Council, of
the Fellowship Club. He is sur
vived by his wife, Mrs. Anna V.
Newman; a son, Andrew Newman;
three sisters, Miss Anna Newman,
Mrs. Julia Esther and Mrs. Ida
Beall, and a brother, John Newman,
an of this city.
BIRTHS
Albert and Mary B. Smith, boy.
Henry E. and Helen Thom berry boy.
■Frederick B. and Dorothy V. Klein.
■tri
Walter and Bucw Strosk. boy.
Harry R. and Rmma Sipe. boy.
i • •H. H. and Hasel M. Yost, girt.,
Walt-r 8. and Mary S. Griezt, girl.
Harold W. and Mildred Potter, girl.
Ralph W. and Ruth' McDowell, boy.
Walter I. and Elsie Booth, girl.
Ernest F. and • Amelie MechHn. girl.
Charles E. and Mary F. Harrington.
F. and Lillian E. Tenachert,
riudley 3. and Ruth M. Vaughan, boy.
Jack M. M. and Frances D. Gold
smith. boy. „ _
Edward W. and Helen M. Pether
bridge. boy.
Lee and Hevn Shee Pang. boy.
Eugene and Corlenia Nelson, girl.
John H. and Estelle Mayden, boy.
Edward and Mamie Spencer, girl.
Ernest and Vermel Lathern. girl.
Fred and Mary Brown, boy.
Joseph W. and Bessie M. Evans, girl.
Rubin and Florence Gran th on. boyz
John H. and Florins Jenkins, girt.
Joshua and Cora Jones, girl.
Edgar F. and Henrietta Johnson, girt.
marriage licenses
Victor A. Gaston. 27. and Josephine '
Rltta, 27. The Reverend J. K. Cart-
W Joseph A. Berry. 48. and Lillian C. |
Sutliff, >B. both of Richmond, Va. The
Reverend W. J. Brooks.
Oliver Schubert. 32. and Lona Ram
berger, 1 8. both of Baltimore. Md. The
Reverend H. M. Hennig.
Richard Baker. 87. and Agnes Karalan.
84. The Reverend C. Angeloboulo*.
, Frank B. McGlnness. 37. and Edna R-
Engle. 30. The Reverend J. T. Hereon.
Arthur H. Van Hom, 28. and Rachel
f Thomas, 28. The Reverend H. H.
Itanck.
Alfred A. Magrogan. 21. and Violet C.
Matting'y, 18. The Reverend C. E.
Wheeler. _
Ernest Grayson Lacy. 22. and Mary
Lucille Shepherd. 10, both of Richmond.
Va- The Reverend J. E. Briggs.
Frank E. Dunlovey. 22. and Hazel
Henshaw, 21, both of Richmond. Va.
Tb«- Reverend J. P. Tyler.
Burton F. Fletcher. 21. and Mabel V.
Minor. 19, both of Leesburg. Va. The
Reverend J. E. Briggs.
Joseph Belavsky, 86. and Annie
Scfawaitz, 84. The Reverend M. R.
Yoelson „ .
William H. Walker. 28, and Grace
Elizabeth Dent. 25. The Reverend R.
Froehlich. . „
Rufus Scott, 24, and Elizabeth Sumer
vtlle, 24. The Reverend J. F. King.
Charles Marco. 26. and Ruby Brown,
18. The Reverend Wihiam J. Howard.
Joseph Green, 51, and Clara Carter.
81. The Reverend D. Y. Campbell.
James Nelson. 58, and Rebecca Waters, .
56. The Reverend A. Sayles.
Roosevelt Jenkins, 22, and Annie May
Upshur. 16. The ; everend G. M. Brent.
Maurice E. Salsbury. 82, and Patience
Rucker, 30. The Reverend J. D.
oi*oo.
Louis J. Shanletton, 25, of Luray, Va.,
and Gertrude Heiner, 23. of Spray. N.
C. The Reverend J. T. Loeb.
John A Raines, 30. and Mary Hamil
ton, 32. The Reverend F. J. Hobin.
DEATHS
Mary Lyons, 33 years. No. 1115 Con
necticut avenue northwest.
~ Sarah Mahon, 66 years, Georgetown
University Hospital.
Thomas W. Sauer. 46 years. No. 469
1 street southwest.
Karl R. Klee. 35 years. No. 2214 Min
nesota avenue southeast.
Henrietta Schewenk, 39 years. Homeo
pathic Hospital.
—John B. Maish, 8 years, Walter Reed
Hospital. _ _
J.> eph P. Criste, 40 years. Casualty
Hospital. _
xny E. Felt. 58 years, Georgetown
University Hospital.
Samuel E. C. O’Brien. 73 years. No.
1304 Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
Clara M. Frost, 65 yearn. No. 3030
Wisconsin avenue northwest.
Mary Clark. 84 years, . Emergency
Hospital. .
Hfnjamfn Shaw, 61 years, St. Eliza
beths Hospital.
Ethel Robey, 7 month* Children’s
Hospital. . „
.jr an Kennedy, 3% month’s. Chil
dren’s Hospital. ” .
Infant of Herbert and Annie Bqwen,
1 fey, No. 1119 Robinson street south
west. » _ . ,
ncy Royal, 75 years, Freedmen s.
Hospital.
Mary *• Col< 72 years. No. 1335 Q
Street northwest. ;
Richard Elder, 11 rears, Casualty
Hospital. „ ....
Mollie Whitlow, 50 /•••• No. 1823
Second street northwest
Adeline Swann. 56 rears. Me. <025
First street southwest
Levi • Green, 40 yeees Fmsegenoy
Hospital.
Mtmie C; Poreet, 1 moot* 150<
Tenth street northwest.
luiaut of John and FJ’wtyett Jitc,
, M day* Freedmen’s Hospital.
*
( Brain Htfirw ■)
LAY—Suddenly, on Wednesday,
28, 1925. at her residence, 1820 N
street northwest, CAROLINE Y. LAY,
wife of the late Colonel Richard G.
Lay. . .
Funeral services at St. Matthew a
Church 11 a. m.. Friday, October 30.
1925. New York and Boston papers
please copy. ——»
FLORISTS
WHITE, INC. 14th w ’
OUR SPECIALTY
Floral Designs-at Moderate Prices
APPROPRIATE Funeral Tokens
Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St. N. W.
Artistic—Expressive—lnexpensive
Prompt Auto Delivery Service
Announcements
Phone Classified Ads to Main &"60.
LUST AND FOUND 1
BEAGLE HOUND —Male, black, white,
and tan; scar on left bind leg near
foot; reward |5. West 2848.
CAT —Black Persian, lost; reward if
returned. 137 Bates St. N. W.
DOG —German police. Shepherd, about
5 months old; black and tan mark
ings; reward. Franklin 8059.
PART POODLE, plrt fox terrier;
white, large tan spot around and over
left eye; name. Jack; invalid’s pet;
rew. 1410 Mass. Ave. N. W. F. 4088.
PERSONALS 8
AMY ELLlS—Manicuring scalp * treat
ment. 1221 New York Ave., 2d fl. *
BEAUTY CULTURE fail classes tros
forming; instructions by experts In
all branches; learn a profession and
be independent. Enroll now. 8638
Ga. Ave. N. W. Col 10290.
FRANKS BEAUTY PARLOR
BEAUTY CULTURE Instruction, day
and evening classes, low rates, easy
terms. Jeans Hair Shoppe, 1417 F St.
.N. W. Fr. 1146.
DO YOU DANCE? —Why mess up your
home? Large rdom, 20 couples or
more in close-in suburban home;
plenty of parking space; very reason
able. Lincoln 9264-J.
ELECTRIC bath massage—Rheumatism,'
poor circulation, nervousness, stiff
joints. Grad, nurse <col). No. 6936-J.
MANICURING, "facial massage. 933 G
• St. W„ Apt. 3. Franklin 7908.
SWEDISH massage given by trained
nurse, .$2 and 83 treatment; electricity
included. Phone Main 8725. ♦
SCIENTIFIC body massage; vapor baths,
by expert. 1123 17 St ?FW Ft 3977-W.
SWEDISH massage J colored operator ;
rheumatism; whitelcliente; Line. 5485“
COSTUMES
For Halloween and masquerades. A
complete line.
MULLANE THEATRICAL AGENCY,
EFFECTIVE Oct. 29.—1 will not btf re
sponsible for debts contracted by
others than myself. John P. -Frank
lin, 230 9th St. N. E. •
MAY CARLSON
Marcel waver, formerly at Corkery
Beauty Shop, is now back at
THE ELSIE SHOPPE
■ 1716 H st. N. W.
CLAIRVOYANTS 4
DR. JANE B COATES
Columbia <227. Private readings by
appointment only. Public circle at
Playhouse. Wednesday. 8 p. m. 1814
N St. N. W. •
MRS. MISTER. 1219 10th St. X. W.-
Seance Tuesday, 8 p. m. Daily read
ings by appointment. Fr. 1274-W *
D’ASHMAN. 1129 14TH ST. N, W.
Clairvoyant; card reader; crystal gazing;
your full fortune told 81 dp. *
MME. JEANETTE
Guarantees to read your life—past,
present and future. She asks no
questions and tells you what you
want to know, giving namea dstsA
and theta on business matters, love,
health family affalra E
JOHN BOWLING
SCIENTIFIC character analyst, palm
ist; readings, 81. Hours, 10 a. m. to
2 p. m., 3 to 5 p. m. Evenings by
appointment. Phone Franklin 8186.
1339 L st. N. W. 1_
81 YEARS’ SUCCESSFUL PRACTICE
IN WASHINGTON. D. C.
MARTHA SPENCER
ONE OF THE WORLD’S MOST DIS
TINGUISHED PSYCHOLOGISTS AND
SCIENTIFIC LIFE READERS
STUDIO, 924 14TH ST. N. W.
Without asking a question she will
tell you the object of your call, giving
names of friends, relatives and actual
! facts concerning your life and circum
stances which you know to be abso-
I lutely true. My methods and works
! are different from all others. Has
I reunited' more separated than any other
clairvoyant. Call today and. be con
vinced. PERFECT SATISFACTION OR
NO FEE. .*
" MADAME LENORA
GIFTED CLAIRVOYANT A>’l» MEDIUM.
No guesswork or questions asked; what
she sees and tells come true. Help
and advice on business changes, onar
riage. divorce, health; breaks bad
luck and evil Influences. You will
be happier and wiser after one visit
to this noted clairvoyant, 637 F St.,
opp Hecht’s. Hrs., 11 to 6. No one
In trouble^turned away. •
KIZPAK ELDON
Spiritual medium and psychic palm-
Us glree true advice on business,
health, love and family affairs; what
to do to be successful in life. Readings
dally 612 F St N W •
Expert Card Reader ‘ l9l c^ner i G W ’
10 A. M. MME. ZARA 10 P 'M.
»ULL READING. ONE DOLLAR ONLY
Whan in trouble call me. Fr. 998-J. •
PROF. WRIGHT, Medium.
SEANCE Wed. and Sun. 8 p. m. Crye.
tai and palmist readings daily. 469
New Jersey Ave. 8. E. Line. 4198. ♦
Q Automotive
Phone Classified Ads to Main 5260.
AUTOMOBILES FOR HALB 4
ADAMS MOTOR CO. used cars are
guaianteed and priced attractively,
see us before buying. 1612 14th St.
N. W. Pot. 1742.
BUICK AGENCY. 1016 CONN. AVE.
Come in today ajjd see the new Buick.
Alsu the following guaranteed used
Buicks, equal to new:
BUICK, 1925. Master “6” coupe.
BUICK. J 923, 4-cyl. sedan.
BUICK. 1922, 7-pass. touring.
BUICK, 1924, Master “6” Sedan.
, BUICK, 1922. 6-cyl. coupe.
Ask for T. S. Gaddesw, 1016 Conn. Ave.
Liberal terms—your car in trade.
BUICK TOURING—Four new tires;
been repainted; ear repoasesned; sold
for 8300; can be had for unpaid bal
ance of 8107.24. Adams Motor Co.,
1612 14th St. Phone Potomac 1742.
BUICK Touring; 4-cylinder. 1922 model;
good tires; A-l mechanical order,
owner, 61 Eye St. N. W„ after 5;
1850 cash
DODGE- TOURING. 1923—Absolutely
A-l; looks and runs like new; has
new tires; many extras; 8395; E-Z
torms. Adams Oakland Co., 1612 14th
St. ' Phone Potomac 1742.
DURANT TOURING—AImost new; has
balloon tires, 4-wheel brakes, bump
ers; motometer and all extras; only
8197 down; balance, E-Z. Adams
Motor Co., 1612 14th St. Phone Po
tomac 1742. •'
DODGE SEDAN, 1923—Excellent mo
ehanlcal condition; new paint; tires
perfect; cheap. Good Hope Road
Garage. Lincoln 9832.
DCIMIE Touring. ‘23, with a California
top; seat covers, irt good condition.
3375.00. Terms can be arranged.
’ 101* Uth Street N, W. Main 8139,
FORD Ton Trucks and light deliveries,
good condition, cheap, easy terms.
Northeast Mo|or Co., 1335 H St. N. g.
’ FORD Coupe —Late model, cheijT
terms. Northeast Motor Co., 1335 H
’ St. N. E.
r FORD—Sedan body, 1925; perfect ’ eon
_dltion, 815<>. 2208 14th N. W. N. 6409.
I FORD TUDOR SEDAN—I92S. run only
a few must sell for only 842 f-
, ) terms. Adams Motor jC1512 14th
St. Phone Potomao 1143.
THE 'WASHINGTON TIMES The National Daily THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1925.
Automotive
Phone Classified Ads to Main 5260.
AUTOMOBILES FOB SALE 6
FORD COUPE—Just like new; 30-day
guarantee; all extras; will sacrifice
for only .8360; E-Z terms. Adams
Motor Co.. 1612 14 th st. Phone
_ Potomac 1742.
1 FORD Touring—l92s, excellent condi
. tion, terms. Northeast Motor Co.,
! 1335 H St. y, E. .
FORD COUPE. excellent condi
tion; newly painted, good tires, 2 new
and spkre; heater, dash and parking
lights; $375 cash. 2115 14th St.
N. W. North 1603.
FORD Roadster —1925, very good, easy
terms. Northeast Motor Co., 1335 H
St. N. E. ,
HUPMOBILE —Home of the famous
Certified Gold Seal Used Cars. Ster
rett and Fleming, Inc. Champlain
St., at Kalorama Rd. Phone Colum
zia 5050. ;
JEWETT brougham. ’24, fully equipped,
mechanically perfect, must sacrifice.
reas., easy terms. Col. 4636, Apt. 617.
MUST SACRIFICE
Willys Knight 7-Pass. Sedan .
Officer left town
118 U St. N. W. North 10176
MAXWELL 4-PASS COUPE —Business is
good. Just think, this "good Max
well coupe” .for only 8100 down; bal
ance E-Z. Oakland Used Car Dept..,
\ 1612 14th St. Phone Potomac 1742.
i OAKLAND’ INCLOSED TOURING, 1925
—Demonstrator; a real yshance to get
an inclosed car with a new-car guar
antee. only 8775; E-Z terms. Adams
Oakland Co., 1612 14th St. Phone Po.
tomac 1742. .
STUDEBAKER, 1923. special "6”. 5
pass, coacyi, A-l condition, beet buy
in town; 8550. Call 6 to 8:80 p. m.,
ill 2nd St. N. W.
BUSINESS IS GOOD
While other automobile dealers
are complaining about their
used cats not selling we sold
22 used cars in the past ten
days. There's a reason. Our
cars are in first-class condition
and ouF prices cannot be
equaled.
JUST ARRIVED
6 Studebaker Light-Six Tourings 1924
2 Willys-Knight Coaches 1924
1 Buick Sedan 4-wheel Brakes 1986
1 Buick Coupe 1924
2 Seven-passenger Buick Touring Cars
four-wheel brakes 1924
18 Ford Tourings. Sedans and Coupes
1923, 1924 and 1925 models
1 Chevrolet Sedan 1928
1 Olds eight-cylinder Sport late 1928.
1 Buick Six Touring Car 1928
2 Hudson Coaches 1926
2 Buick four-cylinder Touring Cars
four-wheel brakes 1924
GLASSMAN SALES CO.
A Safe Place to Buy Your Car.
L STREET N. W.
EASY Td BUY
Let us explain our method of celling
used care on the G. M. A. C. time
payment plan. It’s very convenient
•nd easy to handle.
Many makes and models.
The
Co.
1138-40 Conn. Ave. N. W.
Open Evenings Fr. 3902
STUDEBAKER
STUDEBAKER e 1925 MODEL
BIG SIX BROUGHAM, 5-PAS
SENGER: LIKE NEW; RUN
LESS TiIAN 5,000 MILES.
COST 92,500 NEW: ASKING
» PRICE, 11,750. ANY* DEM
ONSTRATION. PHONE AD
AMS 8401-J FOR APPOINT
MENT.
HUDSON-ESSEX
The place to buy a .real bargain
in a good late model used car
LAMBERT-HUDSON
MOTORS CO. »
1722 L St. N. W.
NASH! NASH!
THE SAFEST USED CAR '
YOU CAN BUY.
1923 Nash Touring (winter
enclosure)..... SSOO
1924 Nash Tour. 7- pass.
(winter enclosure). 775
1923 Nash Sport 050
1925 Nash Advance Six
Touring.
1924 Hudson Coach 725
1924 Ford Touring 200
1923 Dodge Touring (re-
duced from |475).. 350
1925 Chevrolet Touring,... 450
1924 Chevrolet Dump Truck
(run 1,300 miles).. 500
HAWKINS NASH
MOTOR CO., INC.
Used Car
1522 14tJj, St. N. W. Main 5780 f
FORDS! FORDS!
Touring cars, choice of 10 850 up
Runabout 100 up
(Coupes, choice of 3... 160 up
Tudors, choice of 5 300 up
Fordors, choice of 3.... 825 up
Light deliveries, choice of 5 50 up
Trucks, choice of 8 75 up
Chevrolet touring 60
Some of the above cars can be
bought for $lO cash, balance at
75c a day.
Open Sunday, 9 A. M. to 1 P. M.
STEUART’S GARAGE,
141 12th St. N. E.
Phone L. 6200.
■Pords! Fords! Fords!
j 8 Tourings '23.’24 100 $225
I 3 Roadeters 100 225
j 5 Coupes ..1.150 375
I 2 Fordor Sedans. ’23 1225 276
’ 1 Sedan, ’23. 225
1 6 Trucks and Chassis 75 to 225
1 1 Light Del. Closed body.. 225
WB SELL GUARANTEE!* USED CARS
FOR TERMS SEE MR. TORREY
> TRIANGLE MOTOR CO.
Authorized Ford Dealers
1 North Capitol and N. Y. Ave.
H. B. LEARY, JR.
I & BROS.
Chrysler Distributors
k GOOD HONEST VALUES
. IN
USED CARS
1321 14th St. N. W. North 4296
: Open Evenings and Sundays.
i MONEY LOANED
On automobiles; 6 per cent
M. A. DEMPF
1840 14th St N W
Good Usei Cats Always.
1 PEERLESS MOTOR CO.
14th and P St! X. W.
I Automotive J
1 Phone Classified Ads to Main 5260.
. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 6
: STUDEBAKER '
■i CONFIDENCE
JWe value the reputation gained
from many years of honest deal
ings and giving honest used car
values. Our Used Car Pledgtf
r is just a further expression of
[ our desire to take the “guess
; out of used car buying.
1 Studebaker Big Six Sport
• New gray and red paint, motor over-
hauled, good tires. This car .» »
bargain; $360.
Studebaker 1924 Sport
Special Six Touring
Castile gray and vermtlUon str.ping
disc wheels and spare wheel,, .nickel
radiator and bumpers, Gabriel, sniib-
> hers, automatic windshield wiper rear
vision mirror. U. S. Royal-cord tires,
and the best motor in the city; a
guaranteejl car for $975.
i 1924 Essex Coach
: Balloon tires, only run 7,000 miles; cat
is in excellent condition and paint is
i -like new; Lincoln green upholstery;
, motometer, windshield, wiper and
everything in extras. Come early.
; 1550.
" Studebaker 1924 Touring
Light six sport; duo-tone buff and brown
paint, disc wheels, good tires and nice
mechanical condition; $475.
Studebaker 5-Pass. Coach
i Coupe, 1924.
. Balloon tires and spare; done in dark
. mouse gray and black; mauve up-
I ho I s ter y and silver fittings, many ex
i tra., including trunk rack iln rear.
, $775.
i Studebaker *1922 Roadstej,
> A light six which is a dahdy ana
has everything on it from soup to
nuts. Excellent condition and fine
tires. |375.
Lexington Touring
(Ansted Motor).
This car has just been repainted blue
wlMi white stripe and has 4 good
tires and an inclosed Winter top. A
good looking, running automobile (tor
$275.
Studebaker Sport Speedster,
1924.
Six new tires and disc wheele,—side
windshields, nickel trimmings, trunk,
bumpers. Everything done in he
new, fashionable Lincoln green with
vermilion striping. SI,OOO.
Studebaker Touring $325
Studebaker, ’24 Big Six
Sport 1,000
• Gardner Touring, ’23 250
Chevrolet Sport, ’24........ 225
Overland, ’24 Touring 275
; Overland, ’23 Touring...... 150
i Durant, ’23 T0uring........ 250
Dodge, ’2l Roadster 145
Buick, ’23 Touring 350
Hudson Sedan Limousine.. 500
Westcott Touring (repainted) 300
Chevrolet, ’23 Sedan 275
Ford Tudor (beauty)...... 850
Ford Sedan 50
STUDEBAKER
The White Front Lot at i
• 1706 14th St., 14th at R, N. W.
Phone Potomac 1633.
; BUY A
GUARANTEED
USED FORD CAR
From
“UNIVERSAL*’
TODAY.
i >
Ford light delivery, A-l me
chanical condition, cheap for quick
sale; easy terms, S2B cash, $3
per week.
Ford touring, with extras; must
sell, $27 cash, $2.50 per week.
Ford ton truck, rebuilt motor;
guaranteed to be in perfect con
dition; must sacrifice, S3B cash,
$3 per week.
Late model Ford sedan, extras:
price S2O0 —a real bargain.
Open Evenings and All Day
SUNDAY.
UNIVERSAL AUTO CO.
BUICK
Used Car Department
LARGE-SMALL
OPEN—CLOSED
i Liberal! Terms
Open Evenings and
Sundays
>
> STANLEY H. HORNER,
• INC.
j WHS 114th St. Main 5296
t
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE 7
SIGNAL ChasslH, 3\J ton, good condi
tion. Philip Ershler, Edmonds Bldg.
Main 132.
"SERVICE AND REP~4IRINO 12
REPAINT
At winter prices; work guaranteed;
- estimate gladly furnished.
. Paramount Auto Painting Co., Inc.
1 900 n 1 Ave. N. E. Pot. 2672.
“AUTO LAUNDRY”
Ford cars painted sls, Guaranteed
We Specialize in simonizing 1
witn factory guarantee
Cars washed and polished. .$1.50
i Tops painted 2.00
Motors cleaned 1.00
(Rear) 1528 O street N. W.
Franklin 8612 /
TO HIRE AUTOMOBILES 13
DUMP trucks for hire; general hauling
and excavating. Mr. Miller Fr 5256
WANTED Harley motorcycle; 1925
model; for cash. Kirk’s Garage, rear
1310 Eye St. N. W. •
AUTOS—Any condition. Northeast Auto
Exchange. 62 H st. N. E. Fr. 3383.
CASH for cars. The AUTO 'MART.
■ 17th St. and Kalorama Rd. Adams
6581.
CASH for your car. See Mr. Barnes,
1020 Conn. Ave. Franklin 7008.
WANTED—TO BUY USED CARS. ANY
MAKE, ANY YEAR. SEE MONT
» __°QS , J?RY.._J 5.32 14TH ST. N. W.
USED cars betight for cash. Fred 12
Morgan. 1011 Conn. Ava.
Automotive
' Phone Classified Ads to Main 5263.
, WANTED AUTOMOBILES "
FORD TRUCKS
—with pneumatic tires, with or without
dump bodies. Regular work, long
job, pay by load. Maloney Paving Co.,
Columbia pike at Barcroft; Arlington
County. Cleve. 2307.
i Q Business Service
i Phone Classified Ads to Main 5260.
' ELECTRICIANS AND WIRING 18
> i I ——- I
Central Armature WorKs
ELECTRICAL j
' Power Apparatus Specialists !
635 D Street N. W.
Main 3660-3661
t' 11
; MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES 21
, the IDEAL Window Cleaning Co.,
i Inc. Window and house cleaning.
Phone M. 5268. 904 Mth St. N. W.
WINDOW shades furnished and install
ed. as low as 85c; curtain poles and
» brass rods. Kleoblatt’s, 11th and H
’ sta - N ’ B ’ L>nc ’ 87> ‘
1 MOVING-PACKING-STORAGEtt
—__MOVINjG— ——
Cl 6 EYE ST. N. W.
STORAGE. PACKING AND SHIPPING
> PADDED VANS FURNISHED
» PHONE MAIN 2010-2011.
Kreig’s Express & Storage Co.
STORAGE, CRATING, MOVING
PADDED VANS. CAREFUL MEN,
! iimrwrNWcoTHtc.
. PHONES NORTH 9600—680 L
PAINTING PAPERING 23
SOUTHERN DECORATING CO.
I Paper hanging, painting and house re
» pairing. Estimate furnished.
> Call Lincoln 3096-W after S p, m.
PRTNTINGENGRAVING 24
THE CASLON PRESS—PRINTING. 1012
Eye SL N. W. Main 1616.
' McCONVEY. 639 F —Cards or bill heads
1 _(600)— $2.00. Franklin 5820-J. •
PrAfESHIONAL SERVICES
LAWYER—WaIter Holland. 966 Mon
sey Bldg., gives free legal advice to
persons too poor to pay tor them-
’ UPHOLSTERING 89
! ALBERT KAHLERT A CO.—lmproved
i steam carpet cleaning, upholstering,
repair!nr, mattress making. 862 Md.
/ Ave. 8. W. Main 2036. '
» CABINET making, upholstering, drap-.
erles, slip covers, decorating, painting.
k Charles Breedlove, formerly with
> Smith Transfer and Storage Co., Alex.
I 1644.
f X*' ' '
’ f Employment J
i Phone Classified Ads to Main 6240.
1 EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES St
! COOKS, couples, maids, housemsn. Ful-
> ler’s Exch., 1121 26th St.. W. 2089. •
HELP WANTED FEMALE
LARGE CORPOR AT ION desires the
services of a woman, white, between
the ages of 25 and 35 for employes’
lunchroom work. Previous experience
not essential. Good salary at start
with opportunity for advancement.
Give name and address, age, height,
* weight education and home condl
fions. Address Box 103, Times-Herald.
MARKER —Experienced on flat work.
Apply Dupont Laundi-y, 2886 Sherman
* Ave. N. W,
MARKER— Experienced on rough dry
work. Apply Dupont Laundry, 2636
Sherman Ave. N. W.
NEAT colored maid for waiting on
table In boarding house and chamber
work. Apply 1436 21st St. N. W.
REFINED woman to demonstrate new
and exclusive line of silks, including
frocks, coats, lingerie, scarfs. For
full information and samples writs
Box A 307, Times-Herald.
SALESLADIES —Experienced. Apply
Brownley's, 1300 F St. N. W.
• CAN YOU SELL YOUR
i SELF THE IDEA OF
MAKING SOME. REAL
■■ MONEY?
. Here’s Our Proposition
WE HAVE JUST OPENED . OUR
’ NEW WASHINGTON, D. C., OF
FICE. IT IS LOCATED ON F
STREET AT 14TH, QUITE THE
: BUSIEST PLACE IN THE CITY.
WE HAVE A REAL AND ACTU
ALLY GUARANTEED FLORIDA
REAL ESTATE OPERATION TO
SELL. ONE WHICH IS GUARAN
TEED BY A PROMINENT LOCAL
CONCERN.
WE WILL ALLOW YOU A DESK,
. FURNISH YOU WITH PROS-
PECTS, GIVE YOU ALL OF THE
ADVANTAGES OF OUR COOPER.
ATION, HELP YOU TO CLOSE
YOUR SALES.
■ ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS TO
' PROVE YOUR INTENTIONS OF
' DOING THE RIGHT THING.
YOU NEED NOT BE AN EX
PERIENCED S ALESMAN, W’ E
WILL TEACH YfU.
apply at once,
"MR. FITZ GIBBON,
SALES MANAGER,
KISSIMMEE VIEW,
FLORIDA.
? EBBITT BLDG.. 14th St. at F.
Press Feeders
L EXPERIENCED, CYLINDER OR
PLATEN. HIGH WAGES
f PAID. 4 4-HO UR WEEK.
MUST BE EXPERIENCED.
APPLY TO MR. R. A. DICK
SON TRADES UNIONIST
; BLDG., 720 STH ST. N. W.
: YOU CAN MAKE SAW
1 A WEEK JUST WORK
UNG EVENINGS
.k ! ! ! 2 !
i WE MEAN THAT IF YOU HAVE
ANY ABILITY—WE HAVE THE
PROPOSITION THAT WILL
BRING YOU AT LEAST SIOO
WEEKLY FOR JUST A FEW
HOURS’ WORK EVERY EVE
, NING. x
DON’T WAIT UNTIL TOMORROW!
| ANSWER THIS AD FOR FULL
PARTICULARS. BE OUR
AGENT—WE WILL COOPER
ATE WITH YOU —FURNISH
| YOU WITH PROSPECTS—AL-
; LOW YOU OFFICE ROOM IN
OUR NEWLY OPENED OFFICE
ON WASHINGTON’S BUSIEST
• STREET—AND *HELP YOU
CLOSE YOUR SALES.
I ANSWER AT ONCE!
; Box A=J<o>B Tlhiis Office
r ACTIVE” WOMAN - FOR HOUSE
TO HOUSE WORK; PERMA
NENT; NO SELLING. 206-7
BOND BUILDING.
i
Q Employment y
Phont Classified Ada to Main 53<0
HEEP WANTED FEMALE 31
CLASSIFIED
SALESWOMEN
, WANTED
EXPERIENCE
DESIRABLE.
There are several openings on the
classified advertising staff of The
TIMES and The HERALD for e*-
' perienced telephone saleswomen who
can sell. While experience is desirable,
applications will also be considered
I from young women who have success-
I !ul selling records in other lines of
sales work. Ability to sell over the
telephone is most essential.
In yonr reply state fully your ex
i perience. age education, references, etc.
‘Be SURE AND GIVE TOUR TELE
!PHONE NUMBER. .
I For interview—Address Box 804,
’ Times-Herald.
TOUNG WOMEN
FOR
TELEPHONE OPERATING
GOOD SALARY DURING
SHORT TRAINING
PERIOD
REGULAR ANDJTREQUENT
INCREASES THEREAFTER
PERMANENT POSITIONS
PLEASANT WORK
AN IDEAL OCCUPATION
FOR
/YOUNG WOMEN
APPLY
, ROOM 1
723 12TH ST. N. W.
THE \
CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC
TELEPHONE COMPANY
MILLINERY PREPARER
AND MAKER
accustomed to the best class trade.
Only those with good character
references need apply. Address
Box A-309, Times-Herald office.
SALESWOMEN
of good character and references
for misses* department. Ad
dress Box A-310, Times-Herald
office.
WOMEN WHO WANT WORK—
Should watch the Help Wanted ade
in thia newspaper everyday. If the
typo of work you are fitted forte
not advertised —you should Investi
gate Miss Dean’s Situation Wanted
Service maintained by this news
paper. This special service offers
an opportunity for you to put your
qualifications before Washington
employers at minimum cost. Soo
Miss Dean TODAY. Main floor.
Hearst Bldg. (18X7 HBU N. W)
HELP WANTED—DOMESTIC M
GlßL—Colored; for general house
! work; willing to stay soriae nights.
1849 Newton St. N. W,•
DOMESTICS WHO WANT WORK
Should watch the Help Wanted ada
In this newspaper every day. If
the type of job you are fitted .
x for is not advertised you should
investigate Miss Dean’s Situation
Wanted Service maintained by thia
newspaper. This special service
offers an opportunity for you to
put your qualifications befors ,
Washington employers at minimum
cost. Ses Miss Dean TODAY.
Room 408. Hearst Bldg. (1817 H
St N. W.
HELP~W ANTED-—MALE 84
A-l OPENING for neat appearing house
to-house men. Pay on delivery plan.
Exclusive offers. See manager, 601
Federal American Bank Building, 1317
F St. N. W.
ATTENTION Men with experience
selling brushes, hosiery or aluminum
will hear of something to their ad
vantage by writing Box ASOS, Times-
Herald,,
AUTO washer, with references; must be
experienced; drive any car; with driv
er’s license. Liberty Garage, 18th and
You Sts. N. W.
BOY—Wanted to work in grocery store.
Apply 501 ISth St 8. E.
DAIRY FARM HAND—Married. A. B.
Lohr, Vienna, Va. *
EXPERIENCED grocery clerk; bring
reference; steady work. Apply 2101
Rhode Island Ave. N. E. *
I AM LOOKING for man who wants to
go into a direct sales business for
himself and has no capital. See Mr.
Swarthout, 412 International Bldg.
10 WOOD LATHERS WANTED.
Phone Franklin 3621, after 5;8O p. m.*
MEAT CUTTER —Experienced only need
apply. 2318 4th St. N. E. *
MEAT CU T T E.R—East End Market.
1435 H St. N. E. Phone Lincoln Oil.
MEN—Two, clean work and good pay.
z Apply 202-204 Commercial National
Bank Bldg., 14th and G Sts. N. W.
MEN —Wanted to collect debit and
write life insurance. Salary and com
mission. Apply 810 F St N. W.,
Room 10.
I NIGHT COOK—Apply at once. Ex
press Lunch. 2nd A Eye Sts. N. E.
PRESSER —First class, on » en and
, ladies’ clothes. Must be expert,
eneed. Steady position; good
wages. Apply, D. • Sauber, 807 Oth
St. N. W.
PHONE US FOR HELP AMD POSI
TIONS. WEST END EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY. 1020 21BT ST. N. W»
W, 881, .
SALESMEN Experienced insurance,
newspaper or specialty men; high
grade proposition. Position will earn
>47.50 weekly. Apply 1817 F St. N. W.
Room 000,
STAIR BUILDER and first class
carpenter. Apply 720 Park Road
N. W„ after 4:30 p. m.
WANTED—Colored boy to drive Ford
truck and gut- chickens at poultry
. stand in Market. Apply at once.
' Stands 140 to 145, Park View Mar
ket, Georgia Ave. and Park Road.
20 NON-UNION plasterers. Apply 33rd
and D Sts. N. W. and 7th and
Emerson Sts. N, W,
CAN YOU SELL YOUR=
SELF THE IDEA OF
MAKING SOME REAL
MONEY
Here’s Our Proposition
WE HAVE JUST OPENED OUR
NEW WASHINGTON, D. C„ OF
FICE. IT IS LOCATED ON F
STREET AT 14TH? QUITE THE
BUSIEST PLACE IN THE CITY.
WE HAVE A REAL AND ACTU
ALLY GUARANTEED FLORIDA
REAL ESTATE OPERATION TO
SELL. ONE WHICH IS GUARAN
TEED BY A PROMINENT LOCAL
WE WILD AI.LOW YOU A DESK,
ADVANTAGES OF OUR CO-OPER
ATION, HELP YOU TO CLOSE
ALL R YOU VhAVE TO DO IS TO
PROVE YOUR INTENTIONS OF.
DOING THE RIGHT THING.
YOU NEED NOT BE AN EX
PERIENCED SALESMAN. WE
WILL TEACH YOU. t
apply at once,
MR. FITZ GIBBON,
SALES MANAGER,
KISSIMMEE VIEW,
- FLORIDA.
EBBITT BLDG., 14th Bt4 At JT.
C Employment y
Phono Clasaified Ada to Main R 240.
HEIJP WANTED—MALE 14
Canvassers Attention
FULL LINE OF SWEATERS
AT WHOLESALE PRICES
721 13th ST. N. W.
.. SALESMEN""
WE WANT, SOME MEN TO
REPRESENT US AS SALES
MEN. SELLING CHEVROLET
CARS, THE EASY CAR TO
SELL TODAY. PROSPECTS
FURNISHED. EXPERIENCE
NOT NECESSARY. SOME
OF OUR MOST SUCCESSFUL
MEN ARE BEGINNERS. YOU
COME AND MAKE SOME OF
THE PROFITS. APPLY PER
SONALLY AT ONCE. LUS
TINE - NICHOLSON MOTOR
CO.. 801 SEVENTH ST. S. W,
CHAUFFEURS
LISTEN
if you want to make
big money this winter
and have identification
cards.
C—RYAN ■ ’
> BLACK AND WHITfi
TAXICAB COMPANY
1220 22iid St. N. W.
CAN MAKE SIOO
A WEEK JUST WORK
ING EVENINGS
1111 l
WE MEAN THAT IF YOU HAVE
ANY ABILITY—WE HAVE THE
PROPOSITION THAT WILL
BRING YOU AT LEAST >lO C
WEEKLY FOR JUBTA
HOURS’ WORK EVERY EVE
NINO.
DON’T WAIT UNTIL TOMORROW
ANSWER THIS AD FOR FULL
PARTICULARS. BE OUR AGENT
—WE WILL CO-OPERATE WITH
Y O U—F URN IS H YOU WITH
PROSPECTS—ALLOW YOU OF
FICE ROOM IN OUR NEWLY
OPENED OFFICE ON WASHING
TON’S BUSIEST STREET—ANT
HELP YOU CLOSE YOUR SALES,
ANSWER at ONCE!
Box A-31111, This Office
CLASSIFIED
SALESMEN •’
WANTED
EXPERIENCE '
DESIRABLE.
There are -several openings on' the
classified advertising staff of The
TIMES and Ths HERALD for wide
awake men who can sell. While ex
perience is desirable, applications wll
also be considered from men who hav«
successful eeltln* records In other line,
of sales work. .
Tn your reply state fully, your ex
psrience, age, education, references ani
all other qualifications that will aW
us in deciding in your favor. BE SURE
AND GIVE YOUR PHONE NUMBER
For interview —Address Box 301
Times-Herald.
t
WINDOW TRIMMER. APPLY
SHEER'S MEN SHOP, 3304
14TH ST. N W.
SALESMEN; REAL ESTATE;
DRAWING ACCT. PERMA
NENT. 206-7 BOND BLDG
men who want WORK
Should watqh the Help Wanted ads
in this newspaper every day. If
the type of work you are fitted
for is not advertised you should
invsstigate Miss Dean's Situation
Wanted Service maintained by this
newspaper. This special service
offers an opportunity for you to
put your qualifications before
Washington employers at minimum
cost. See Miss Dean TODAY.
Room 408. Hearst Bldg. (1317 H
St.rN. W.)
HELP—MALE OR~FEMALE M
100 COLORED truck drivers, chauf
feurs, waitresses, cleaners. 'IO2O V St
N. W. •
MEN AND WOMEN WHO WANT WORK
•
Should watch the Help Wanted ads
in- this newspaper every day. If
the type of work you are fitted
for is not advertised you should
investigate Miss Dean’s Situation
Wanted Service maintained by this
newspaper. This special service
offers an opportunity for you to
put your qualifications before
Washington employers at .minimum
cost. See Miss Dean TODAY.
Room 408. Hearst Bldg. (1317 H
St. N. W.) ... > •, ‘ •
- f
SITUATIONS WTD.-—FEMALE 89
BINDERY, Proof Reading, General
Clerical, some bookkeeping. Highly
qualified, exper., competent woman
desires position. Box S-39, Times.
■ t *
CASHItiR-wattress, neat, capable, expsr.
• young woman desires permanent em
ployment. Last position held as
cashier with Famous A Barr, St.
Louis. Box S-36, Times-Herald. •
CLERICAL-companlon; refined middle
aged lady; happy, cheerful disposi
tion; good reader: first-class refer.;
desires position. Columbia 3009. *
FRENCH DRESS FINISHER—-Young
woman highly exper. in dressmaking
and finishing desire employment; ex
cellent refer. Box S-33 Times. •
GENERAL housework; young Scotch
woman, exper.. neat, refer.; desires
work. -38, Times-Herald. *
GENERAL office work; knowl. book
keeping; highly exper. commercially;
position desired by young woman
with A-l refer. North 6866. *
MAID, catering, waitress; girl (col.),
neat appearance, capable, exper., de.
sires position. Line. 8283.
OFFICE ASST. — Bookkeeper —; Typist—
General office work. Young woman,
thoroughly exper. commercial lines.
Capable handling responsible matters
of trust. Position desired. Fr. 8108. •
P, “*B. 3C clerical; young lady, thor
oughly exper., dependable, rapid, de-
I wires position, day or night. Line. 9036.
I PRACTICAL nurse; intelligent, refined.
I capable, permanent; willing to assist
with o her duties. Adams 4542-W. *
RELIABLE colored woman wants day
or part time work. 1341 27 th St.
N. W, t
TYPIST —General office work, just com
pleted business college, desires posi
tion. Exper. and opp. wanted. N. 2239.
WTD.—MALE 16
BUTLKR-housemas, y<Wßg man Acol.).
thoroughly exper.; refflkble, gooEWef.,
desires employment. Box S-31, Turns-
Herald.
) Q Employment J
. Phone Classified Ada to Main 5830
I SITUATIONS WTD.—MALE 4*
COOK—German, let-class; worked
Un diplomatic houses; seeks position
where kitehenmaids are kept. Box
54, 1981 Broadway, New York city.
COLLECTOR —Exper., young man with
car; drive any make; desires work;
splendid refer, Col. 493-W, .
GENTS FURNISHINGS—Young man, 23.
neat appearance; Ist class rotor.; de
sires immediate employment. Line.
6451 JL.
• HOUSE MECHANIC Thoroughly ex-
per., qualified man tn all l|nee cov
ering apts. 4k hotels desires employ
> mentf , owns all necessary tool*
Splendid refer. Fitsgerald, Fr. >959.*
I HELPER—Truck and Plumber’s; young
? man, exper.. reliable: !■ fe*/’
) • as coil winder; employment desired
j | reter. Box S-42, Times. * *
I INTERIOR
! man exper.; Oriental <®rk.
* Loew's Thsater, New £®*V
1 man. Employment desired. Box 8-32,
i Times. ■■ ■
1 p. B. X, clerical, some typing; girl, 29,
i high school graduate, 9 mo.jmp., de-
' sires position with future rdfs.
. 55-W. *
. i TRUCK Driver and Helper, any make.
, exper. young man, capable, reliable.
I desires employmeat; owner three-
quarter-ton truck; best refer. Box
8-41, TUnea.
WATCHMAN (day or nignt); caretaker;
" middle aged man hearty: active;
exper.; reliable; refer., deelrea work.
Box S-84, Times. *
YOUNG MAN High school. graduate,
practically comp, bookkeeping course
at business college: desires employ
ment wlkh progressive -organisation.
Col, 7»15-W. 3L
J TOUNG MAK—Capable and efficient 1»
varied Mnea; desired evening worl:
[• wUh reliable concern. Box 8-40. Tlmee.
. ASST MANAGER HOTEL
■ MANAGER CAFETERIA
Two years exper. ae estimator, seen
rate, efficient in general office work,
young man with family; capable.
filling position of trusv desfree «n>
Sloyment with future. Splendid'refer
lox 8-87, Times. ®
Financial
Phone Clasaified Ada to Main £260.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES: 4?
BUT, 'Sell and Exchange Patents. Deaf
T; Sales Co., 418 Kresge Bldg.
* EXPERIENCED lumberman wants part
ner for retail lumber ,y»rd; close to
- District line. Box 27, Times-Herald. *
FOR SALE —-For a practical tailor, new
store in fast growing neighborhood
fine business; rent >SO mo.; goo.l
lelse. Will sacrifice and sell reason
able as I have other business. Phon-?
North is2t>-w.
■' FOR SALE —Cleaning and dyeing et-
J tabllshmeht; doing wonderful business:
0 leaving city; will sacrifice to quick
J buyer. Call after 5 p. m„ Adamz;
!- : -
GROCERY store: located in the best
N. E. section; weekly recepta over
8600; quickly; will sacri
’ floe. Here is a real opportunity for
L, the right, party. Apply 1534 7to
r St. N. W.
x LUNCHROOM —Near express office;
i rent >40.50- price >BOO. Reason fo>
1 selling,- other business. Cail Lin-
coin 8831.
f ROOMING house, 15 rooms, a.m.L; T
year lease; >750; >SOO cash, >340
notes. 16 room* nil rented; rent
' >l5O mo.; a bargain if sold at once.
>. 16 .rooms, corner house, elec.; 3-year
ieebe; house full. FT. >537. 941 H
St. N. W.
ik ROOMING HOUSE—Capitol Hill, » large.
* bright fboma, completely furnished:
good income; immediate possession
3500 cash. Lincoln 27»1.
CORPORATIONS, CAPITAL.
Charters secured under any State; pro
spectus and advertising prepared.
Capital solicited for industrial prop
osition on commission basis. Loans
made on securities. Williams. 511
Union Bank Bldg.. 710 14th. T
MONEY TO LOAN; ><l
• QUICK LOANS, D. C.. MD. AND VA.
, Second trust notes purchased; collateral
“ loans made on real estate notes; short
n ’ time building loans. W. W. McClaine,
.1 Main 5231. Continental Trust Building,
• 14th And H Sts, N. W.
MONEY TO LOAN ON D. C. REAL
:- .ESTATE BY IST DR 2ND TRUST,
d MARSHALL M’KIBBIN
d 213-14 Woodward Bldg Mata 3944
E MONEY TO LOAN tn any amount tor
t- 3 or 5 years, to be secured upon
3 first mortgages in the District of
Columbia. Installment loans made tn
Washington and nearby sections of
Mar> land and Virginia on the 19-ysar
f monthly installment plan, providing
for cancellation of the mortgage in
4 case of the death of the borrower.
E. QUINCY SMITH, ING
999 15th St. N. W.
- LOANSf LOANS! LOANS!
» >l5O to >5,000 on Ist, 2nd and 3rd trusts
L . in three days. Low commission*
• District Loan Procurement Co.
- 1417 F Street N. W.
Open Evenings. 7 to 9. Main 44>8.
QUICK MONEY
TO LEND: 2D AND >D TRUSTS.
>3OO TO >4,000 ON MARTLAND AND
D. C. HOMES; THREE DAYS TO
COMPLETE TRANSACTION.
COURTEOUS SERVICE
C. F. WARING
1418 F ST. N W. MAIN >172
MONEY tO LOAN ■<
WM: H. SAUNDERS CO./INC.
We also have %nds to lean on
small property in all sections es D.
■ C.. at current interest rates.
; On Improved Northwest Property
5 14>8 K ST. N. W MAIN 101*
’• QUICK LOANS
Second and third trust loans.
- GEORGE M. ROWEN
r 915 10th St. N. W. Main 35>7.
V After * P- m - Wood side 159
LOANS of >SO to >IOO can be secured
on Household Furniture.
CHATTEL TITLE CO., INC.
805 sth St. N. W.
V Closed Saturday. Afternoon.
Instruction
Phone ClaaaHied Ada to Main 5260
• INSTRUCTION COURSBB 4?
I BOYD shorthand in 30 days, touch typ
-7 ing, bus. Eng., spelling; position guar.
’ X ra< l‘ B - Boyd School, 1388 G. M. 2876.
a ’EoA COLORED.
LEARN VIOLIN NU-WAY SYSTEM.
In 8 months or money back; guarantee.
- >lO for course. Let us explain.
Dorsey Violin School. 1915, 7th St.
- N. W, Phone Potomac 188*
V MARCEL WAVING
,AND PERMANENT WAVING
• All branches of beauty culture- Sub
e jects furnished. Diplomas given to
all graduates.
s DOROTHY COFFEY SCHOOL
OF “BEAUTY CULTURE”
| Frank. 10141. 1123 14th St. N. W.
; ( Instruction )
’ X - X, ——x
Phone Clasaified Ads to Main 5260
’ INSTRUCTION COURSES 47
' National American ballet”
Dancing and production studio: au
types of dancing, includl tg ballroom
’ Auditorium. l>th * N Y ave.. Rm. 4
' PIANO, clarinet, saxaphone, oboe and
bassoon taught by former bandmas
’ ter. 75 cents lesson. 29 st. N. E-
J ( North 8283-J.
- Live Stock
> f^ontr Classified Ads to Main 5360
‘ DOGS—CATS—FETS—ETC. St
IRISH TERRIER, year old. Registered.
2130 P St. N. W. *
• PETS—lrish setters, airedales, fox ter
riers, Eskimos, collies, police, Doodles,
and other puppies; also singing cana
ries, gold fishes, monkeys. Schmid’s
’ Pet Emporium, 712 12th St, N. W.
I : —— -
: HORSES AND CATTLK 52 .
FOR SALE —Two milk ’Wows; three
heifers. Apclr U »>ll. 3J.95 .
I aveaua Ma W. Cat 1
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