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The Washington times., 1935-12-13

what is the proper way to
address the envelope when the
room number is not known? Will
the boat and pier be sufficient
"R."
II, for instance, the person is a
physician, you would write the
name, Doctor James Ross"
Yes.
Address the envelope or gift like
this:
Doctor and Mrs. James Ross,
S. S. George Washington,
United States Line,
Pier, So, North RtUer,
NeU York.
CniIiann Onfnhpr
The Washington times., 1935-12-13
Sailing october I.
Table Talk

Table Talk
Dear Mrs. Beeckman:
Should peas be eaten with a
fork or spoon?
Should sliced tomatoes be
eaten from the dish they are
served in, or from the plate?
when should the napkin be
unfolded, when the waiter first
brings it to the table with the
bread and butter plate, or when
he brings the order? A. B. C..
Peas, as they are usually
served nowadays, are eaten with
the fork. If they are served dl-
rectly to the dinner-plate, as they
are in the best service, they
should be eaten with the fork,
as are the other vegetables served
with the main course. If they
are served in the individual vege-
table dishes in which vegetables
are often served in restaurants,
we may serve the peas to our
dinner plate or eat them from
the individual dishes.
If the peas are served with a
generous amount of sauce made
of milk or cream (and this isn't
so usual as it used to be-, we
of course use the spoon for eat
ing the sauce.
We may do as we wish about
this-either eat the tomatoes
from the individual dish in which
they are served. or serve them to
our plate. If there is a generous
amount. of dressing on them,
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Wont you please suggest some
polite way for us to address
them?
"WOULD-BE GRACIOUS"
This is, most definitely, a prob
lem that we always have with us.
We want to be human about it,
and as kind as possible, and every
understanding of the canvaSser's
problem and his need to earn a
t.lere is the baby cry
ing, or the pie in the oven, or
the telephone ringing and any
way very little time or real in
clination to be gallant.
But wellbred people show their
innate manner, in just such
exigencies as these, and we're
callouS and inhuman if we don't
say our no" as courteouSly and
pleasantly as we would say it if
a person socially important in
our lives were looking on. If a
"talkie" were taken of most
women dismisSing canvasSers, I'll
wager they wouldn't enjoy look.
ing at it!
There is always the Good
or Good afternoon" to
be said. There is always the
THANK you" to be said. Then
If we want to buy, all is well If
we don't, gracious but firm
mo, thank you. I don't need
any," or mo, thank you. I don't
use that kind of machine"
If this doesn't work, as it won't
with the over-persistent, ill-bred
canvasser, or the high-pressure
salesman who wouldn't dream Of
taking no for an answer, you'll
have to put on pressure too and
say, I'm quite definite about my
answer. And I'm very busy. will
you please excuse me?"-closing
the interview, and when neceS-
Sary, the door.
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nes to Mems Clothes as We'll as to Automobiles

often it is easier to eat them
from the individual dish
It doesn't make any difference
when we unfold our napkin, so
long as we unfold it so that we
won't hold up the service. And
there doesn't seem to be any
reason why the napkin shouldn't
be unfolded at once.
Copyright. 1885. by King Features
Syndicate, Inc.)
The Washington times., 1935-12-13
SUGGESTIONS for The Home

Colors in cotton garments will
not run when laundering if a
tablespoon Of black pepper is
added to the Suds.
The Washington times., 1935-12-13

Indelible ink marks can be re-
moved from white fabrics by ap-
plying a solution of equal parts
Of ammonia and turpentine.
The Washington times., 1935-12-13
Bon Voyage

Dear Mrs. Beeckman:
when sending a professional
person a Bon Voyage greeting,
what is the correct way of address
ing him when one knows him only
professionally? Is it proper to
include his wife when not
acquainted with her?
The Washington times., 1935-12-13
Many CanVassers Prove
Problem to Busy
Housewives
By MRS. CORNELIUS BEECKMAN

Copyright Features syndia" Inc)
Dear Mrs Beeckman:
Many times each day housewives confronted with
problem-that of treating the many with gra
cousness 1t is impossible for to buy from each one
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1935-01-18
FOURTEENTH
bY MR6ARE .SANGS7ER

FOURTEENTH INSTALMENT
Hello, Elem said Margie, and
there wa more warmth in her voice
than there had been in James.
Say, I'm glad you brought your
boy friend. He's amusing-the one
with the whiskers, l mean"
Ellen laughed. She didn't dislike
Margie.
HE thinks you're amusing, too,''
she said. Hes mad to paint YOU %
"Nude?" asked Margie. Her voice
had a slightly rising note. 'Isn't
that the way artists usually paint
their woman?"
Ellen felt her color rising, but she
answered levelly.
Some d." she answered, "but
not Sandy. He's a fashion man pri-
marily, although he does stunning
illustrations"
"Oh," said Margie. That was all.
The other girls were bending for
ward, frosted glasses in hand, cigar
cites held before carefully rouged
lips. One of them, a dark young
person, spoke languidly.
YOU'RE the first model I ever
met" she said. "Do you pose for
the hgure?"
Again Ellen answered as casually
as she could.
"Only for my mother, years ago
-" she told the dark girl. "She was
an artist, you see. She was rather
an important artists. You pro-
badly wouldn't know I'm
afraid that even if I wanted to pose
in the altogether l couldn't compete
with some of the models who go in
for figure work. My own figure"
she laughed, apologetically and
smoothed the dark silk that shroud-
ed her knees.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1935-01-18
always so tired"

always so tired"
I'm tired, myself, most of the
time said James mother, and then
silently shs had closed the door.
When Tony arrived ten minutes
later, after locating the room
through a certain amount of bri-
berry and corruption-when he tap
iped at the door of that room there
was no answer. After a moment he
pushed the door in, even though
he didn't belong on the floor. But
there wasn't anyone in the room
when he entered. There wasn't even
the dust of powder on the immacul-
ate top of the vanity table.
1t was nearly dawn when Ellen
arrived back in her own little room.
She threw her suitcase, unpacked,
across a seat, and undressed rapidly
and flung herself across her bed.
And, though she had quite expected
to sob herself to sleep, she didn't.
Exhaustion is like that-it drains
one of the emotions!
There wa bright sunshine-yel-
low, buttery sunshine-lying across
face when she wakened.
And, such is the buoyancy of youth,
coffee and toast restored to her a
certain amount of confidence in
herself. Her voice didn't even
tremble when she called Dick on
the phone.
IF you're working today" she
told him, "I'm just the girl that will
help you. Here am I, all alone in
town over Sunday"
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1935-01-18
Black -Draught For
Dizziness, Headache
Due To Constipation

IT have used Thedford's Black
Draught several years and find
it Splendid" writes Mr.. G. w. Hol-
ley, of ST. Paul, Va. ct take it for
dizziness or headache (due to con-
stipation). I have never found
anything better. A short while
ago, we began giving our children
Syrup of Black-Draught as a laxa-
tive for colds and little stomach
ailments, and have found 1t very
satisfactory" -. Millions of pack
ages of Thedford's Black Draught
are required to satisfy the demand
for this popular, old reliable, purely
vegetable laxative. 25G a package.
"Children like the Syrup"
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1935-01-18

the door, after the first half hour
of her posing, when at Dicks bidd-
ing he pushed the door wide, she
did not change her position. Even
though his coming was-just now
more than a surprise.
"Pm here" Tony said by way
of greeting, Hunting for my run
away wife!" He didn't address Ell
len at all; he spoke to Dick.
"Yes?" answered Dick, and went
CONTINUED on page Sky
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1935-01-18

The taxi seemed to crawl through
the quiet Sunday streets, and yet
at last she was with Dick in his old
familiar workroom.
Ellen, with scarcely more than a
word of greeting, went behind the
accustomed screen and changed
into her Indian dress. And then she
was out again and posing, a little
kneeling figure once. more-once
again the child priestess.
When Tony came knocking at
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1935-01-18

Jane stopped shaking the cock
tails. She poured one for herself
with a steady hand.
II won't offer you a glass, e.
len," she said at last. 81 know you
don't drink. Is it. she paused
and the dark girl, whose name FL
len didn't know, vent on.
cit is a pose?" drawled the dark
girl. "Your Elsie Dinsmore atti-
tude? If so, it's a good one."
Ellen stretched her feet out in
front Of her, and regarded the toe.
of her plain little black slippers.
Call it a pose, if you want to-
she said, at last. "Pm not the type
o smoke and be catty and get tight.
One has to be dark and dramatic
to get away with that, l fear
Margie, still draped against the
mantel, chuckled.
Alta, KID" said Margie, almost
inaudibly. Margie was blonde.
Dinner was again a magnificent
jumble-all the way from the cav
lar in its little ice molds to the
magnificent birthday cake hat was
carried in blazing, by the butler.
Ellen didn't sit next to Tony
she sat next to Sandy, at the ex-
IRENE end of the table. Below the
SALT" Sandy whispered to her. Tony
sat at James right.
Somebody was toasting Jane. 1t
wasn't 'Tony-that was all Ellen
could tell. But it was somebody
with a voice we'll bred and assured
like Tony's.
"There's nothing we can wish
her" said the voice, ''she has every
thing!"
"Yeah," said Sandy under his
breath, to Ellen, mot quite every
thing. We know"
Ellen wanted to slap him-to do
more, to murder him!
They danced after dinner, in the
same drawing room. When the
dancing began, Jane held out her
hand to Tony with an air so pro-
prietary that it gave ELLEN a little
kicked feeling in the pit of her
stomach. But she scarcely had time
for any definite feelings, for she was
whirIed off in the arms of
The stout boy who, like many stout
was an exceptionally good
dancer.
And then somebody was cutting
in-one of the Jacks or Jims or
Charleys who had been in Tony's
class in college.
1t was the fourth dance before
Ellen found herself in her husbands
arms-found herself being steered,
with a complete directness of pur-
Evening star., 1935-06-07
Household Repairs and Service
1t will pay you to consult these reliable firms
specializing in their respective lines of business.

FLOORS sANDED, finished; old floors q
specially; reas; sanding machine rented,
e. r Folk 1857 sherrier pi. NV. Ciev O52s
PAINTING PAPERING, plasterine,
1AAA> I AA>O floor finishing We guar
antee our work; Blue Ridge Decorating
Co. Columbia O674.
PAINTING paperhanging Of the better
class: floors rehnished; guaranteed esti-
mates. A. E. Burrell, Columbia 1914
PAINTING Paperine. Roofing, Gener-
1AAA> A1> 81 Repairing; guar: reas.
M l. Smith. 1924 webster n W. Adams 710S.
PAPERING, PAINTING by expert mechan-
les: all work guaranteed. Estimates cheer
fully given. Closets free. Open evenings
Kurtz Bros. phone National 0393. s.
PAPERING. PAINTING-Averaee room. SO.
l do my own work. Satisfaction guaranteed
Call Metz anv time. Columbia 0396.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S5 UP.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
John N. Tolson. District 1863. g.
PAPERING ROOMS. S. up. Prompt
sos Oneida pl. n.w' fPso Phone deorris s4ss'
PAPERING 5 RMS, 2-sToRY HALL $50
and up: quick service: white mechanics.
Call any time. Neat papers. Adams 2326.
UPHoISTERING. slip. covers, cushions. re-
Garland 5632 Ga. ave. Phone Geo: 36z6:
UPHoLsTERING, repairing. rennishing:
work done In the home II desired. 9.
Weaver. 14S4 Newton Ut. NV. Adams e40l.
Evening star., 1935-06-07
ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

300 IVES. 22nd st. South. Virginia High
lands-Large front room. next to bath;
men desired; no otner roomers; 1915 min
utes to Govt. once bldgs. Call evenings. q.
2 FURN. RMS. anil. good locality. trees;
single man. couple: Is min. Washington:
reasonable. Address BOX 36l-E Star ONCE.
SILVER SPRING MD.-Three rooms. pri'
vate bath. garage; near BUS; reasonable.
SlB Thayer ave.
Evening star., 1935-06-07
WANTED-ROOMS.

GENTLEMAN in Government service in
Nd wants unfurniShed room and bath In
private home Silver Spring or Chevy Chase
area. Address Box 41l-D Star ONCE.
QUIET. SOBER COUPLE wish IL rooms
Ink; prompt pay; SIS. Phone Lincoln
1897.
BY EMPLOYED WOMAN large. light. sin
gle furnished room. with or without board
no radio audible in room aduk Protest
ants Address Box 3g6-E. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1935-06-07

pELICATEssEN on good sc. thoroushfaarneo z Re
doing $500 wkly. business; rent only sSSn SSU
monthly; well stocked; price only 81 200;
terms Capital Adjusting g. Finance GO !,
9th Floor. District National Bank 6lds.
Evening star., 1935-06-07
SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

TYPEWRITERS-Al standard and portable
ia. BiadensbarE rd. ne. Open evenings.
yyssIa s15SS RGys NJ rePs sls sss s
st. NV. Phone National 6063
and l. q smith. for rent BsTssins u re-
Ho1s a 18th shd st. n.x Sor0p Ma PfTr''er o4fi me-
UPRIGHT PIANO. Huntington. excellent
shape; Must sacrifice. .S35. Call Wiscon-
VACUUM CLEANER. 1895 O. E., only
Sl9.o6; guaranteed. 132S New YORK ave.
WASHING MACHINE. reconditioned; great
ly reduced. I32s New York ave.
WASHING MACHINES-Apex de luxe
also wringer models greatly reduced. Apex
Electric Co. 700 9th st. NV. at 6.
acetylene. $40; also small assortment lac
st. sc. Phone Lincoln 1878.
9 SUITS; mans. size 40; So each. 1903
MUSICAL INsTRUMENTs-RADIO.
IVERs { POND GRAND, Ike new. A real
Rfssan hon. Wisconsin a:a s9artment s1s size upright
STEINWAY GRAND artists size. nne con-
dition: sacrifice. $3.50. Kries's storase.
616 Eye NV.
PIANos-IKurtzmann piano. $40; kn.be.
$495o Ae6d Good c%onSitioS % S0V smitHs Ssn TrSnsfer
&oI'S N storsss ssss Co., 1913 You st. NV. Phone
PIANO-Medium- size Steinway apartment
upright. in fne condition. Sl96: good
piano of r good make. Pay x5 down. bal
ance monthly. Kits. 1880 @ st.
PIANO--Now Is the time to buy q used
piano in our store. We've cut prices deep
on really good pianos: every one recon-
ditioned and fully guaranteed. Prices. $50.
$40. S5S. S63 and up. Pay 81 weekly.
Kltt's. 1890 @ st. NV.
PIANO-Louis XIV model baby grand one
OF the latest and most popular models and
few months. Repossessed 1t can be pur-
chased by merely continuing the weekly
payments Of $" 80. Kits. 1870 G st. NV.
PIANO-Ea.afIest size baby grand. xl1s:
designed in the popular William and Mary
style. Its handsome little instrument.
one OF the many bargains We have on sale.
Pay >? weekly. Kits 1890 @ st NV.
PIANO-We have n Colonial model baby
grand only 3 months old one of the latest
very low price for this type instrument:
S?sS on terms OF 81 weekly. In absolutely
new condition it's by far the outstanding
value in our store today. Pay $40 monthly.
KItts. 1880 G st. NV.
GRAND AND UPRIGHTS IN excellent con-
dition. Just returned from rent. used by
responsible people; reduced I'm price on all
floors. Terms as low as 81 per week A
grand. S26s so. One medium size upright.
Sl35. High Grade players as low as $50.
Pianos rented for all occasions Home of
the Krenich < Bach and Hardman Pianos
HUGO Worch ITO @ NV Est 1879
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APARTMENTS-FUR. g. UNFUR


APARTMENTS-FUR g. UNFUR.
tContinued.l
FOR THE SUMMER.
10 Degrees Cooler Than Downtown.
A limited number OF rooms and apart
ments furnished and unfurnished. for
Summer OCCUPANCY. are available at the
WARDMAN PARK HOTEL,
CONN AVE AND WOODLEY RD
Call Assistant Manager Columbia 1000.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ond-FLOOR APT. LIVING ROOM. BED
rooms. k. din. b. with shower; $50 so. See
tantor. 4520 Georgia ave Georgia 1888
DESIRABLE APT. IN THE CONCORD.
l7nl OREGON ave NV rooms and bath
open fireplace open porch. Rent reduced
JOHN scR1vENER & BRO. a14 GNw.
porch semi-private bath: hot-water heat.
gas. electricity. Couple only.
4707 CONN. AVE.
2 and 4 rooms. kitchen and bath. un-
usual corner apts.: - hour elevator and
switchboard service: electricity and re-
frigeration furnished. Resident MANAGER.
Phone Emerson $500.
1905 MASS. AVE. NW.-DOwNTOwN 4
rooms. kitchen and bath; $50.
1901 g NV large rooms. kitchen
and bath; cleo IefriE So 30 g.
I7I9 35th ST. NV ROOMS, K. AND
b: Frieidaire; near grade AND high school.
for S4l,50.
l ROOM. KITCHEN. LARGE SCREENED
$40. 1925 9th St NV. Col. 397eW Q.
THREE ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH.
Large and Sunny-s4O.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

BEDDING MATTRESSES. box springs end
ptllovs reno; best prices and prompts esa 1si
Wash. Mattress Co, 3l9 st. s.w. Nat 667g
CAMERA REPAIRING.
sls 16tS SisN st. ". sN Prone National 4712.
CARPENTER 4 BUILDER. store fronts. ga
RACES, porches, incl. screens. brickwork
painting; reas. exp. 6lavitt. Line. 9O3l.
CARPENTER-NeW or repair work. porches
Enclosed partitions. shelving. steps. sasn
cords: white; low prices. District $3.50. =
CARPENTER-General repairs done by
experienced mechanics: shelving. screens.
porches repaired: free estimate. Phone
CARPENTRY painting. plumbing. heating.
decorating repairs roof to basement; guar.
anteed references; reas. Atlantic 2705. y.
CHAIR CANEING iHa! SREopsTsn, ! 8 +
rockers splinted CLAY ARMSTRONG
1888 10th NV. Met. 2062.
ELECTRIC WIRING Floor Floor pIass wnrs
a speciality. Free estimates. 14th st; Elec-
tric Co. 1901 14th st. NV. Col. 1O31s.
ELECTRIC WIRING Fixtures sna res
psirs: 6-r. house fixtures & base plug. S55.
REGAL Elec Co a49 UpShur nv Col s39I
INTERIOR and exterior painting: work
Guaranteed: reasonable. cali Atantlc
6127 during day; Lincoln 4716-W after
Hp.m.
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I46" CHAPLIN ST Nw.-4 RMS K. p
porch. yard. overlooking MeriAan Park
cool in Summer. plenty OF heat m Winter
ll25 MD. AVE. NE-} R AND B. S42 80
oO5 9Th st: sW-6 r. and go. 90 50
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

aooHse HOUSE rent baths W.
No agents. 1923 11th st. NV.
The ONLY CONCESSION SPACE. Shrine
week 9l9 Penna. ave, Arcade; also 7:I0
1lth ST. J. M. Viemont Natl. 4S53. %
GROCERY STORE doing we'll; with or
without living quarters; low rent. No
agents. 1323k 18th st. NV.
WAITED TO RENT equipped lunch. tea
or ching room. Address Box 314-E. Star
offce. %
REAL Estate BUSINESS WITH OR
$40 mo. inc. heat and light; reasonable;
terms; reference May consider good sales
man and wife: paying hotel. with beer
license: bakery. D. c.; sacrifice. terms.
N. E RYoN CO.. 1e1sNY Ave Natl 1907
FOR SALE-Established dress shop. Post
Office Building Rockville. Md. -
CORNER DEIICATESSEN with fur
ownership years; 5000 cash. 1901
WORKING PARTNER. single. over 40
years old. wanted: capable handling finance
and detail gasoline station, lunch room
and fruit store: only small amount caSn
required; located II miles north OF Fred
ericksburg Highway No. l. Aqua FRUIT
Store =.
WILL BUY LIQUOR PACKAGE STORE s,o or
ONCE.
HAND LAUNDRY FOR SALE-Best Sec
tion in town. Must set out on account OF
health Sacrifice for quick action. Address
Box 327-E. Star once. 81
BEER, LIGHT WINES STORE. excellent
NV location for liquor business. 1908
18th st. NV. 10 am. to l pm. week days.
Evening star., 1935-06-07
SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.

COOK. colored. experienced best refer
ences. wishes Job private home or board
ing house: settled woman, District $3.50
GIRL. .colored. wishes days work. Cali
GIRL. colored refined desires to leave
city: Iisht work. Call Adams 1925 from
. to pm.
GIRL-By neat. colored girl full or part
time work Call Columbia S22H
GIRL. lisht brown. as nurse or mothers
heluer willing to work; pleasant DISPOSE
ton. 30 to pm. at Columbia 84l1-J
GIRL. colored. neat wishes work of any
kind: good reference. Phone Atlanic 1913.
GIRL, colored., neat as pantry girl. part
NV Phone District 09a2
GIRLS t2). colored. wish work: part time,
day or week. Phone West 2S60-J.
MAID-.Lady wishes to place her maid. COL
ored, for Summer; general houseworker.
good cook. Call Decatur .2293
BEAUTY PARLORS.
LET DR. DELLA LEDENDECKERs WON
derful hands rub your aches and pains
away. 3025 o st. Phone West 1870.
MOTOR TRAVEL.
wANTED-RIDERs TO PHILA.. ACCOM-
turn Monday morning. Call Line. O5OS-W. .
LEAVING MONDAY OF SAN ANTONIO.
PASSENGERS. Col $3.50. 1867 Wyoming ave
PHILADELPHIA AND RETURN EVERY
Saturday noon. $3.50 round trip Mr.
OTTO. North S752. between g and 3 pm.
CHICAGO. DENVER NEW SEDAN: PASS
insured. Call Mr.. HUTCHINSON. Atlantic
6I10. -
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.
BOATS.

CABIN BOAT. fully equipped: has lust
been overhauled. $500. Call North 4233-J.
A 3O-FT. HOUsEBOAT good condition.
Apply c. Bladen. Alexandria. near Terra
Gotta Works. ~
RUNABOUT MOTOR BOAT 2s2-ft. V-shape
bottom IL 10 8 miles per hour. Al nre
boat station. ~
DEAD-RIsE BOAT. new. 3Ox9 feet. cabin.
complete 1878 Phone West 033?-J. A.
F. Paul sr,, 34?l Dent pl. NV. %
METAL BOAT FOR SALE. with 6-cyl en-
zine 100 hp.: one ark. izx24: :. motor
boat wheels other parts: aft. gal. cables.
Sam Fones foot Of Montsomery St. Rt%er
Shore "
OUTBOARD BOAT G6-ftD and motor.
fully equipped May be seen at Dempseys
Cenoe House or phone Wisconsin $3.50.
Sl"5 or best cash offer. -
LAUNCHES t2l: one 38-ft.. power Gray
engine coo hp.; one 40-ft.. power Buffalo
1890 Sale or exchange for improved
D. C. property. Phone Lincoln 2H5".
OUTBOARD motors: new and used: serv-
ice and parts: trade-ins and credit 1240
st. sc.
Evening star., 1935-06-07
,,

THE WELLINGTON
Mt. Pleasant and Park Td.-Livinz dinrE
and bed rooms Kitchen and bath. electro
retrigerstlOn: $50 month. See manager or
call Metropolitan OnI5
Evening star., 1935-06-07

1859 NEWTON ST. NV LARGE. SUN
ny rooms with spacious closets private
bath. $40 month. ADULTS preferred
GREENBRIER. IlG7 10th ST EW-STO.
> large rooms reCep hall kit and bath
FriRidaire. elevator Apply resident man
ager on premises Phone Sterling ISIS
LARGE. COOL, DOWNTOWN APT FIVE
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SITUATIONS-WOMEN,

DRESSMAKINCI = women's children's
clothing: shocking. plain and fancy under
wear: first-class work guaranteed. Phone
Potomac 4g50-J
ELDERLY WOMAN efficient housekeeper,
wants work in motherless home or en-
ployed couple with one child Phone Clar-
enoon 63S-J-2 -
GIRL colored: chauffeurette. 8 wears ex-
perience: with car or without. Phone Co
lumbia l0S3
HOUSEKEEPING bv widow. unencumbered:
no laundry. For references. phone GEORGIA
1885
PRACTICAL NURSE with hospital train
Phone North Oe:.0
STENOGRAPHER experienced university
graduate. desires whole or part time work
Address Box 4OS-E Star once IO'
WHITE WOMAN middle-aged educated,
nursing experience: housekeeper cook for
invalids or adult family. Phone Manassas
S-F 4 or P. o. Box 10. Route /. Manas-
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

BARTENDERS cooks. walters. Mattresses:
steady and extra: white or colored union
wages union hours. 14l2 Eye ST.. NV.
Hotel Restaurant Employees Alliance.
Phone National S043.
DOMESTIC AGENCY. Dec. 241a 1925 9th.
furnishes help men. women, any capacity.
Quick service
Evening star., 1935-06-07
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Rooms. Kitchen and Bath-Gb
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Apt No. 6--Living room, bed roog.
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