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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-30
What's What and Where
Attractions Soon to Be Seen in Washington Theaters

rotone News and the Palace Orchestra,
under Harry Borjes, will complete the
new bill.
Cheer Up and Smile"
Coming to the Fox Friday.
THE younger generation Of Fox stars
will be seen at the Fox Theater
beginning next Friday in Cheer Up
and Smile" talking-singing romance
Of the radio which also will bring
Arthur Lake, the dynamic youngster
who is expected to fascinate Washing
ton audiences; Dixie Lee, whispering
Jack Smith and Charles Judels, a fiery
Frenchman who always creates laugh
ter.
The story of "cheer Up and Smile"
opens in q college town with Lake very
much in love with Dixie Lee and Dixie
with him. He leads the college band
and she works I'm the towns music
store. Arthur loses his voice every time
he goes out in the rain. 1t rains early
in the picture and then the fun COM
mences, with all sorts of complications
and much tuneful music thrown in for
good measure. 1t Is declared an ideal
Summer picture.
The stage program viii present Fan
chon and Marcos colorful Peasant
Idea" with an atmosphere of old Eu-
rope presented in the modern Ameri-
can stage tempo and featuring June
Worth, star acrobatic dancer; Johnson
and Duker, who do wonders with hats;
Diehl Sisters, dancers supreme: Gen
eral Ed La Vine, one of the best of stage
comedians, and an unusual group of
eight girls and eight boys, known as the
Belcher dancers.
The appearance of Frank jerks as
the new master of ceremonies has been
postponed for one week. The Fox Or
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Star '"Want Adj"
Branch Offices
NORTHWEST.

NORTHWEST.
18th and P sts.-Days Pharmaey:
liab I4th st.-Martys Cigar and MAGAZINE
l7th and Que sts.-Kenner's Pharmacy.
18th and y sts.-G. O. Brock
2sl2 l4th st.-Coilinover Art 8 Gift Co.
s+ei i1t h sIs;15BronauEh's phsEnmacy; pn.,.
18th St. and Colorado avs.--oDonneira
s2os Mount Pleasant st.--Mount Pleasant
Ciear and News shop.
sisS cSIifornia st--colodny Brothera
Wardman Park Pharmacy.
x. J. ayes. and NJ st-Banitary Phar'
list and K sts-Duncan's Pharmacy.
7th and K sts.--Golden6erss ftims clerks
7th and o sts.--Lincoln Drus Co.
iith and NJ Sts.-L H Fors,sf:s Pharmacy
9th and sts.-M n huntons Pharmacy
Ga; ave and Rock Greek Cnurcn rd.-Rock
Ga. ave and UDshur st.-Petworth Phar.
s6l5 Ga ave.-Monck's Pharmacy.
ssS Si5s Ga sVe.as,BrignsE9Sd Pharmacy.
1865 1906 Mass Ma s' sys.GDupont Pharmacy.
SiS ave and i:i s:E Rsski1
J7t2 Pa sye:.J Loui. Kriek; ....
ssth and Pa ave.NherSsrs pbarmsc;y
s:siS Conn. ave.-Joll,s newsstand.
wisconsin ave. and Maeomb st.-Harry @
G2si Wisconsin ave.-Morgap Bros Phar.
Takoma Park, s6s Cedar H.--MattinslS
Bros Pharmacy.
GEORGETOWN.
30th and r sts.--Morgan Bros. Pharmacy.
34li NJ st.-Moskey's Pharmacy.
Wisconsin ave. and o st.-Dons hue's Phar-
2O8 Mass ave.-Capttol Towers Pharmacy
18th and II sts.-Home DRUG store
18th and Md ave.-Lucketts Pharmacs
North Capitol and Eye-Kenealy.s Pharmacy
326 Fest Capitol st.-Estlow Tate's Phar-
2Oth ana r /. ave.-collins' Pharmacy
$500 18th st-Brookland Pharmacy. Brook
9Th and r. avs.-John O. BisEs Phss.
~ SOUTHWEST.
10th st and Va. ave.-Herberts Pharmacy
ss ana sps itHaTCts D5ns s ssSrS
SOUTHEAST.
srd and Pa ave.-oDonneil's Drus Store.
9th and Eye sts.-F. p, Weiler's Pharmscy
i ia69 s Nlcna re sxs-Essisys PhaFnsey
18th and East Cap sts.-LincoIn Park Phai.
saSs Minnesota avs.-rwinins Cit, Drus
Store.
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hended by a Scotland Yard detective.
Lady Gwen, knowing what has hap
pened, yet comes to him and admits she
still loves him. "Raffles," when con-
fronted by the inspector, returns tbs
Jewels in such way that his friend re-
ceives the reward of FL LOCO, and ther
he makes a startling getaway to Paris
where he is joined by the beautiful Lady
Gwen.
Laurel and Hardy appear as a couple
of collectors in the M-G-M comedy,
Bacon Grabbers," and an M-G-M Col
ortone Revue, Manhattan Serenade, "
the Hearst Metrotone News and the Co.
lumbia Orchestra, under Claude Bur-
rows, round out the bill.
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chestra and the Fox Movietone News
will round out the program.
"Three Faces East"
At Metropolitan Friday.
"THREE FACES EAST" Warner
Bros Vitaphone adaptation of
Anthony Paul Kelly's spy drama, comes
to Warner RIOS Metropolitan Theater
Friday as the first of the big special
anniversary month. Featuring Con-
stance Bennett and Eric Won Stroheim,
Three Faces East" is the exciting story
of girl agent of the British intelli-
gence staff during the World War who
is assigned to capture the mysterious
and powerful head of the German secret
service, believed to be operating in
London. 1t presents an amazing and
tense series of plots and counterplots
as the British girl first succeeds in
winning the confidence of her German
adversary and then falls in love with
him.
Three Faces East" has a strongly
dramatic end. The picture was direct
ed by Roy Del Ruth, and the cast in
cludes Anthony Bushnell, William
Courteney. Crawford Kent, Charlotte
Walker and William Holden.
New Vitaphone Varieties and The
Graham McNamee broadcasting, are
supplemental attractions.
"Raffies"
Stays at Columbia.
I'D AFFLES," the picture adaptation
~ of the famous stage play and
story THE Amateur Cracksman," with
Ronald Colman featured, will continue
for a second week at Loew's Columbia
Kay Francis, Ernest Terrence and Fred
eric Kerr appear in the supporting cast.
Colman appears in "Raffles" as the
debonair and clever crook who steals
more for excitement than profit. Lady
Gwen promises to marry him and he
decides to go straight. His resolution
is broken, however, when close friend
comes to him in need of a thousand
pounds. Colman attempts one more
robbery to help his friend and is appre-
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acquisition TO the
cinema. He sings,
plays various mu-
steal instruments,
performs dimcult
a CT o b a C feats,
dances and walks
a wire, all in the
picture.
Rain or Shine, "
the stage play, with
Joe Cook and his
famous assistants,
Tom Howard and
Dave Chasen (who
are also with him
in the picture), ran
for n e arly two
years at the George
NJ. Cohan Theater,
Nam Wnrk Tifxy Tf
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its ad-
vertisers from receiving circular
matter. it is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter will be withheld as far
as possible by The Star. Only
bona hde answers to advertise
ments addressed to box numbers
in care of The Star will be de-
liVered to advertisers on pres
entation of the box number
ticket.
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"Rain or Shine"
Brings Joe Cook TO Keith'S.

r OE COOK, called by noted dra-
matte critic 1.-The funniest man in
America" makes his motion pic
~ ture debut in the Columbia film
version of Rain Ok Shine" at
R-K-O Keith's, starting Saturday.
Joe Cook has long been known as the
one-man show" due to his great versa
tility as a star IN vaudeville, in Earl
CAROLS "Vanities" and other successes
He is new and should be a distinctive
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Eddie Cantor, in Person,
With Bright Lights" at Earle.

Eddie Cantor, in Person,
With Bright Lights" at Earle
UPRIGHT LIGHTS" and Eddie Can
~ tor long have been popular COM
bination on Broadway, but now Eddie
Cantor with Bright Lights" will COM
bine to open Warner Bros silver ami
versary month at Warner Bros Earle
Theater Friday of this week.
Mr.. Cantor, ziegfelds singing and
dancing comedian in a long line OF
popular revues, Is coming in person TO
the Earle especially to open the silver
anniversary month. Last seen in
sumptuous Ziegfeld musical spectacle
''Whoopee." Now he will bring pro-
gram of new songs and stories with
which to convulse his new and old
Washington friends. Incidentally, this
is the first time he has had an oppor-
tunity to greet his Capital fans from
the stage of motion picture theRter.
The Earle screen will offer as the
first big special screen release for sill
yer anniversary month First National
Vitaphone's dramatic thriller, Bright
Lights" with cast including Dorothy
Mackaill, Noah Berry and Frank Fay.
This exotic melodrama has fast-mov-
ing story Of strong dramatic content,
with action that shifts from the weird
Businesses of the African Kongo to the
silimmering beauties of New York's
Park avenue. Others in the cast are
Daphne Pollard, Tom Dugsn, Inez
Courtney, Frank McHugh, Eddie Nu-
gent and Philip Strange.
Additional features will include the
Earle Topical News, new Vitaphone
Varieties and music by the Earle Or
chestra.
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SWAY Out West"
Loew's Palace, Saturday.

SWAY Out West"
Loew's Palace, Saturday.
WILLIAM HAINES goes Western"
" in Way Out West" which comes
TO Loew's Palace Saturday.
Bad, bold, boisterous Bill Is bally-
hoo man with carnival, an expert at
throwing the bull Leila Hyans is the
love interest in the story, while Polly
Moran and Cliff Edwards provide that
comedy which Bill does not. The story
Sevolves about Bill, who is taken from
ihe circus to the ranch to pay off for
zypping cowboys out of their money.
He succeeds in winning the love of the
owners sister, and all ends happily.
On the stage a famous orchestra
plays a return engagement, none other
than Fred Warnings Pennsylvanians.
The same as ever, but with new melo-
dies and a bag Of novel tricks in what
Is announced as the greatest program
Of their career.
Dick Ieibert Is again held over 10
hOntanue his delightful series Of organ
Ereations. which have compelled the
Ntension Of his engagement eeVegni
ZINES. ehet subjects. the Hearst Act.
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HELP-MEN.
| AUTOMOBILE PAINTER wanted r.
Steuart. Inc, Ills 2lst st. NV.
| BOY, colored. with bicycle, neat appearance.
i toG drug store. Call SIS Fla. ave. NV,
am. $3.50 pm, Room 222, oxford Bldg.
CASUALTY INSURANCE-Well established
csse in to pISse
glass glass and and ether lines at rsducsd rates Ad-
ply Carlton Restaurant, 172A Penn. ave. NV.
stripe. See Mr.. Knodle. 2S55 sherman an ave- e.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR. National FuTni-
t1re Co. 9TH and H SITS. NV.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, neat appearing.
sns ISIS sh Sc soG n% nas
Gray. manager.
MAN. preferably with car, for general work
WORK address Box sasc st Star Rre oee
Know the man that viii ipt MEASURE e. ~ up to ouP
sement For this partieaiar po ns sHv sp
plieant . must be aRove the average as q
sonsi appsSrsRcs also are S' lmporta ant fsc-
c So ss rG o To ssGS
M1toE c MwG Win Ma t00 Nus: bsVs
erenee.
MEN az for selling; s25 and liberal commits
average $40 to $50 weekly. Can also use I one ne
gle Insurance Bldg, sO7 18th St. NV, after
MEN WANTED--Can use a few men with
ff erd nl9s aP T. s ssS Pm Room aaa OK
E 7. o. iSs 81:
aumor ry Ice cream ee Co. sos r. ave. nee
PAINTERS go, non-upiOni must be frst-
pl. NV; Mr.. willis.
PAINTERS; wages 50 day. Address Box
288-C, Star office.
eE aSd an" papernF aps at ODD t@es on Idle
uiar Job. in exchange for rent Of furnished
apt; for about , months; no wages. Apply soG
Sis 18th st. NV. 70 plGhtS Ga 1888
sALEsMEN cathOiemoDPoTtunit S.w comes %nss
Catholic concern needs men to complete
ts pG ca $50 as Toem iao Peoples nfs
ms Bldg, 14th H SITS. NV.
WINDOW TRIMMERs, crepe-paper, with
San 8 asm. mornins Ss'' WIN. ]. Murphy. ii.
YOUNG MEN for root beer counter work.
apply Ave IN" ~ 9 iT,s A'p' ave Mot sh0Dpe $3.50
YOUNG MAN, experienced, to feed press.
1914 II st. nv.
YOUNG MAN to qualify as crew manager
prefer one with magazine or house-to-
h fTs. TO f lsSSe cits Cali sla Mathsr sdT
YOUNG MAN to develop and. menace rent
ssarT sns n sxcssns future
Address Box $3.50. star once.
eards; must know city. Apply
CIRCLE CAB CO.,
i7is Florida Ave. NV.
REAL ESTATE BALEsMEN-I have an open
ing for q young man; he viii BE- furnished
with numerous prospects and have new,
saIable houses to Offer One who Will work
can make good money. Maximum ONCE
cooperation.
ROBERT w. SAVAGE.
III Union Trust Bldg,
Natl s7ss.
MARRIED MEN.
washington manager will employ 4 men
for Washington, with sales experience,
without Must be satisfied with k35 per week
10 start. Unusual advancement opportunt-
ties Call Thursday and Friday between II
a 9os Hi HILL BLiDd. ss0 nth ST /.
STARCH WORK MARKER
AND ASSORTER.
White.
Must be experienced.
Apply ut once.
WASHINGTON LAUNDRY,
9th and x SITS. NV. =
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Sweet and Lovable
Yet She Has No
Intimate Friends

Night after night she cries herself to sleep
because she is not invited out to dances
and movies like the girls she works with In
Too bad she does not know that she is
guilty of Precipitation odor, that underarm
condition that seldom announces itself to
its victim
It IS natural to perspire and 1t is a health
full normal function, vet too often this same
healthful perspration becomes offensive to
others
Now science has perfected q pure snow
white cream which completely neutralizes
all odor coming from perSpiration. 1t is
called Odor-Sweet. and It is guaranteed 70
Danish all unpleasantness.
dab under each arm before you leave
home keeps you fresh and sweet all day
Get 25c jar Of odor-sweet from your
faVori'e toilet goods counter today and con-
vince yourself it Is safer, more pleasant to
use and more effective, Also SOC and 81
sizes at PEOPLES and other Good Druggists.
ODOR-SWEET
The Perfect DEODORANT
for fastidious people
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is a matter of record that his first 33
weeks brought in revenue of 81 ,195, $50.
The story is about circus life, and Co
Mmbia Pictures secured a complete cir
Gus organization - animals, performers
equipment and all Frank Caprs, who
made Submarine" Flight and La
dies of Leisure" directed the picture
version Joan Peers, Louise Fazenda,
William Collier, jr.; Alan RoSco and
Adolph Milar are all in the cast
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RECoMMENDED SERVICE.


CARPENTER1NG, repairing, remodeling, aoor
prices; De Ney Buildias Co. Met. $500.
ELECTRIC VIKINGS rooms. halls. bath.
SEQ complete; fixtures. $40 installed. Get my
estimate; save line ss and money; Work gus ar:
anteed. North O665 n. M. Carpenter. So
ELECTRIC WIRING rooms. complete with
ADAMS ASS So 4 ssa et Up star El'e'' 20
EXPERT FLOOR FINISHING. sereping. way:
" Y. ave NV. Nat. 1865
FLOOR WORK in all branches; new dust
charges. Let us estimate. Wrisht's Floor
Service. 500 Kennedy st: NV, Ga. 08s5-J
FLOOR WORK. every descriptions; guar:
T Folk. 1857 sherrter pI NV, Clev. 052s.
FLOORS FL 90 ScRAPED; refinished; cleaned.
so3 Princeton ST n v Columbia 1921
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED. repaired; slip
free T:ttensor. 1900 9Th st. NV N. 1902
HEATING REPAIRS. Crate Bars, Boiler
requirements, Ashcstos Covering, Auto
ice; reasonable rates, LONG list of satisfed
clients; Crown Fuel Service. s17 18th st.
nv. District 1922.
York ave ON Ne, zoos
HOME IMPROVEMENTS Electric wiring
and fixtures paperine and painting. hard
wooo noorS and statrcaSes. carpentry. plumb
! anQ neaJiDR, porch enclosures, metal
ing, cement and brick work; terms to please
you, get our price; our service Is our repu-
tation. Penn improvement & Electric Co.
Inc, el1 18th st NV, Nat OSLO and 05i3
opposite Goldenberg's
PAINTING, interior, exterior; very reason
| able. as do my own work and guarantee
it. d r. Metz. Decatur 1926. any time. IL
| PAINTING. PAPERHANjING. PLAsI gRTNG
Eort rrlee, 1his mosth best 39terial
| Iith 81 Nv. near Park I'd Adams ss4O
4 PAINTING, interior and exterior; skilled
| mechanics; reasonable prices Paul Serene.
| % ave W Nat 1866.
| PAPERHANGINC. plaSterinR-Prices very
| low work guaranteed. Columbia Dec. Co.,
phone Ma. 1893; night phone. Adams 6429
PAPERtNG AND PA1NTlNG-u you
have the reputation of paying your bills,
month. J 4 Sears. 639 N y ave No 4Cii
PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING = Rooms
papered Sc and up; rooms scraped sanitarily
| by steam Interior and exterior painting
| work: guaranteed. Earle Jordan (white).
| PAPERHANGING, PAINTING. PLASTERING
| Reasonable prices. prompt service. Work
guaranteed ECONOMY DECORATING CO..
INC. 1908 Eye st. Nat $500
PAPERHANGI ING Rooms papered SIS and
| A r George 2i29 18th st. NV. Apt
| Decatur 4i49
! PIANO TUNING. $3.50; repair estimates
| free Sanderson- Schaeffer Co. ga II St ne
LIN 1857; night call, Col. 5940 Pot $50
| ROOFING. sutteIing, spopting. painting and
| repairing; lowest prices, best work SALUS
ROOFING CO.. North loli4.
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s3o so; {-pc bed-room suite. sss so: sone
dinihe room suite, SI2 SO; breakfast set,
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS dining room turni-
ture. also chairs tables, lamps and pictures
70 be sacrificed, Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday, to pm. 1901 Connecticut ave,
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BRICK AND BUILDING MATERIAL-Wreck-
ing two city blocks contalnlng 70 houses and
4 apartment buildings lust east of Capitol
at LIST and A SITS ne Thousands OF feet Of
good 6ooring. sheathing and framing; thou
sands Of clean. whole prick. thousands Of
good sash: complete windows with frames.
good doors with locks and h.oges. lavstortes.
bathtubS. toilets. radia tors. heating plants
and -'pe; Hundreds OF other bargains Two
entire city blocks OF buildings TO choose
from Come early ano get your Dick Sell
ing directly from job, LIST and A ne
HECHINGER Co, Housewrecking Dept
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OFFICE FURNITURE from Govt
Desks, chairs. Ole cabinets. taoies; everything
Ior your once at great savings Washington
SALVAGE Co. once fuHn dept. 80 9th 81. q n
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chestra and the Fox Movietone News
will round out the program.
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FURNITURE gateleg table, mahogany fn-
ish. 4 Windsor chairs to match; small Is
inch ice chest; sacrifice price on lot Apt
20. The Concord, l7ol New Hampshire ave, .
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. furnishings, apt; over
stuffed suite. tables, chairs. lamps. gas stove:
cheap; priced low. Met. sana CleY. n2ls .
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BOATS.

RADIO SALES AND REPAIRS.
SSs.Aa .ss s. sEE s' II i;Ss l; s
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DESKS-Sale of factory seconds" Of ONCE
furniture. desks, tables. chairs. bookcases,
nie cabinets. cabinet safes and used Office
turn'turc You can also rent II. H Baum
" Son, GIG st NV National 9l36
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| BUILDING MATERIAL recking at Walter
Reed Hospital; sheathing 2x4s and all other
kinds OF lumber: sash. doors, window
| frames; plumbins and heating hxtures our
low prices will move this material quickly;
all the material Is being sold at our Bright
wood branch. 5925 Ga. ave-. next to car
barn. HechinEer Co HOnseW rhckinR DENT
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PAPERHANGfNG - Special low prices this
week. Get my estimate first save money
work guaranteed for years. j. Bate. Sol
irving st. NV. Col. 1889 Sc
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CARPENTER TOOLS; folding spring cot, SO;
portiereS, S. alahaster statue, Three
Graces," IS; green marble pedestal. 9Th
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BRICK-When you need good used brick,
call us. CITY SALVAGE COMPANY, Lin.
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STORE FfXTuRES-Shcw eases wan cases.
counters. shelving. tables chairs cash regis.
fountains. eiec mixers, Partitions and equip
nent of every description Edgar Baum.
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RADIO teectricl and speaker, cabinet sew
ing machine folding daybed, l6-inch ball
bearing lawn mower; cheap, leaving town;
excellent condition 58i2 GeorRia ave
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ton. SAG. stief. like new. ,s225 steinwsy.
500. One playeT-piano, little used. Sie5
One midget player. 1855 one grand. ike
new 1890 Sole agent for Kranicb Bach
eno Hardman uprfghts and gFands Pianos
for rent Moving. packing and storage
Hugo Worch lilo q St NV Established i9To
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTIONS.

PREPARE NOW-FILE CLERK. 6TATISTI-
cal. bookkeeping exam. also stem. and type.
exams. Tuition only $40 remainder of Sum-
mer. The Civil Service Preparatory School.
sc. cor. 18th and r SITS. NV. Met. 1887.
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BED-DAVENPORT SUITE, high-grade Kar-
3en, hne condition; odd chairs, beds. chest
of drawers, beautiful rugs, lamps 1881
Conn. ave. cor Calvert st
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BUILDING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sale Of
good used material; doors, soc to $l.25;
sash. 35c radiation. rae TT; path tubs.
ing lumber and sheathing. SIS per 1000
and many other items equally low priced
81 Lin. 4093 IL
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BATHTUBS and building material-We are
wrecking one entire city block in the rear
of the new Agricultural Dept. Building be-
tween and G. 18th and Linwood pl. s.w.
All kinds of building material at bargain
prices. Brick, lumber sheathing hoorins.
studding. windows. doors. sash, cook stoves.
and Iatrobes. pipe. sinks. bathtubs. radia-
tors and other plumbing and heating mate
rails. Apply at our Office. corner 18th and
b s.w.; ask for Mike.
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~
PPllANOS-S25 up. all GOOD makes, Kinball,
we VIII LACQUER any piano to match furnish
cost. Radios, IS up all standard Inakes
Open Monday. Wednesday and Friday eve
nlngs until $50 pm. Other evenings by sp-
poiHtment; no parking troubles here Cali
Nj. Jelle, National 1885, Piano Shop, 635
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FHFEHI1NNNfING AND PAINTING = ROOMS
papered. Sc and up; rooms scraped sanitarily
by steam Interior and exterior painting
work: guaranteed Earle Jordan twhite>
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, PERSONAL.

The rate under heading Of PersonaI
1 is 3 cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.
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SEWING MACHINES. Singer-Pemoyal sale
several shopworn portables and console
electrics at special bargain prices show
room. 1017 Conn. ave
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SITUATTON-WOMEN.

keeper. companion, mothers heiptr: rea-
sonsble. Address Box $500. Star Office.
PRACTICAL NURSE. middle AGED viii pre-
pare meals for patient; best refs; terms
reasonable. Call Potomac l725-J.
YOUNG LADY. experienced stenographer;
also hostess tea room; good references
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