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CLUB MERIDIAN.

262O 10th ST NV
Delightful club residence for men and
women; ideal location. large yard: doubles.
singles; showers; personal service. Excel
lent meals
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HOUSES-FURNISHED.

WOODLEY PARKS ROOMS 2 BATHS
tastefully furnished, immaculate; auto
matte heat, heated garage Phone Potomac
0493. Branch 101. evenings.
5 ROOMS AND BATH. ALL MODERN M
provementS; S65 month; immediate posses
sion. All Newton ave, Alexandria. Va
CHEVY CHASE BED RMS. PORCHES,
shrubbery, gar. detached; nicely furn
Frigidaire newly dec 411O Ingomar
Phone OWNER. Emerson 1921.
CHEVY CHASE-EMPLOYEDO OWNER RE-
tanning room will rent detached home to
refined adults. Phone Wisconsin 473l.
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

PAINTING. papering. plastering. car
pentry. roofng reduced prices this month.
Blue Ridge Imp. Co, Columbia 0674. l9'
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ROOMS AND BoARD-suBuRBAN

$50 PER MONTH rooms and board for
3 young men 3-acre lawn, ami; home
grown vegetables and chickens. Phone
Walnut S1S4
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ELDERLY GENTLEMAN. active. wants
room and board in private family; pref
erably in Georgetown. Address Box Ask,
Star Office.
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ROOMS-FUR. AND UNFUR.

1725 KILBOURNE PI,. N.w.--2 rooms.
furnished or unfurntshed. with private
bath. Gail Adams 1850.
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RESIDENT MANAGER
For large APARTMENT house Must be
thorourhly experienced State age. eX
perience references and salary desired.
Address Box 363-X, Star Office.
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B. F SATT, co
SALE-APT. HoTSE SITE.

NORTHWEST CORNER 7th AND MASS.
ave ne approximately 102 by 10"
SOUTHEASTERN INVESTMENT CO.. 14O1
K St NV. Phone District 3271.
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

Exclusive new residence large drawing
room: walking distance to downtown,
well balanced meals. IL
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Household Repairs and Service
1t will pay you to consult these reliable firms
specializing in their respective lines Of business

BEDDING MATTRESSES. box springs and
pillows reno; best prices and prompt del.
CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER & d'ALBERT, INC.
SIS 10th st. NV. Phone National 4712.
CARPENTER. builder remodeling repair
ing; quality homes; reasonable: estimates
free Phone West 1870. 16e
CARPENTER-Prompt, reliable, reasonable.
Gen, repairs. porches. steps. fences, parti-
tions. shelves. screens. Douglas, Met 3152:
CARPENTER. flooring. shelving and gen.
eral repairing; fences built. concrete work.
Brining. 1859 TAYLOR st. Adams 1924.
cARPENTER-BUILDER - Stores garages,
porch Enclosures painting. plastering. ce-
menting; reas.; exp. Slavitt Adams 3165-J.
19s
CHAIR CA1IEING gpHoLsTEE. {,EE
rockers splinted. CLAY ARMsTRONG,
1888 10th NV. Met. 2062.
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GOODYEAR TIRE SALE!
5.50x19 4-ply-List Sl245. SO %
6.00x19 4-ply-List-- 14l5. Sale 7.Os
5.25x2l 4-ply-List-- 1920. Sale $40
ATLAS
5.25X1S 4-ply-List- Sale-S4 50
USED GOODYEAR G-3.
6.50x1a 6-ply $50
80 HIGGINs' SERVICE STATION
210S Virginia Ave NV. West O47l. 16s
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COIIECTOR to call on current monthly
accounts; permanent resident of WASH
ington; car necessary. See Mr.. Murray
Room 40q 1919 F St NV,
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ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

sos LINCOLN AVE, near Spring st.. Falls
Church-Two-room apt, new home, on
car line; couple or employed lady. S22 so
per month. 1Ss
ROSSLYN. VA.-Furnished room: car and
bus at door 8. N. Samaha & Bro. Lee
hwy. and North Moore. Phone Clar. 1892.
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COUNTER MAN wanted. Apply in person
DO not phone. 1922 Georgia ave. SILVER
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Lost and Found Advertisements
may be found on page A-9.
HELP-MEN.

AUTO PAINTER. frst-class. for LACQUER:
syntheite comm. basis Apply rear OF
l2A1 z ST Sc. Saturday. to . pm
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1877 K ST. NV

1888 10th N.W.-COR. r.
Sing. doub. beaut home; delightful meals
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AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN experienced.
IJheral Commissions and bonuses TO those
who qualify. See Mr.. Sullivan. sullivan
Motors 460 NJ Y ave. NV.
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BoOKKEEPER- R-STENOGRAPHER. accurate
and reliable State all details in reply.
Address BOX 455-X Star office. Is.
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AIRFLoW DE SOTO. GOING TO ATTAIN
tic City SATURDAY.. returning Sunday or
Monday: will take 4. Call Clev. $500.
NASH SEDAN TO DALLAS SATURDAY
morning; one passenger. Phone Potomac
3103-R.
DRIVING NEW NASH SEDAN TO At
lanta; take 8. Phone Metropolitan 7411.
DRIVING TO CHICAGO, MINNEAPOLIS:
accommodate =; August 20: fare, S24
each. Address Box 449X. Star office.
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THIS is very ancient and honor
able name, derived from Heb
burne, Hayborne-later called Hep
burne-a locality in County Durham,
England, near the mouth of the River
Tyne. Family tradition derives the
name from the noble family Of Hep
burn, seated in East Lothian, in Scot
land, from the fourteenth century.
The story goes that one Hepburn, an
EngliShman. was captured by Scots
in one of their many forays into Eng
lish territory, and taken to Scotland
as hostage. He was released and be-
ing pleased with his surroundings soon
adapted himself to the country and
rose to some prominence. The family
of Hepburn enSued and became in
fluential landowners, possessing many
estates, the principal seats being
Athelstdneford and Haddihgton, about
IL miles from Edinburgh.
Patrick Hepburn, the progenitor OF
the American family, was descendant
of George Hepburn of Athelstaneford
and owner of other large estates dur
ing the early part of the seventeenth
century. His great grandson, Patrick
founded the family in America. 1t is
thought that he first settled in STRAIT
ford, Conn. His son. Peter, came over
with him from Scotland and likewise
became the ancestor of long line OF
Hepburns in this country.
(Copyright 1850
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How 1t Started
BY JEAN NEWTON.

THEY rile up sometimes" says
Dickens in his novel. Martin
Chuzzlewit, "but in general we have
a hold upon our citizens"
This is one Of the early recorded
appearances of rile in the sense of
to get excited or angry, and it is typi-
cal of its colloquial and provincial
usage In the United States and Eng
land. respectively.
Rile should really be royle. Of which
it is a later form.
To royle was to stir up in connec-
ton with a liquid or liquor especially,
which, previously clear, was made
muddy by the upheaval of sediment.
So the word acquired its secondary
significance in connection with dis
turbing a persons serenity and clear
disposition.
An apt illustration of this up-to-
date connotation is in Charcoal
Sketches" by ]. c. Neal, published
in 1898:
mo doubt existed in the minds of
Mr.. Dobb'S fellow boarderS that the
well of his good spirits had been riled." "
(copyrisht. 1880
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V you know, competition sharpens
" wits. People who have things
too easy, who do not have to
Il work for what they have, who
never are in danger of having others
get the things they want, seldom
amount to much. The ones who are
smartest and accomplish most in this
world are those who have to compete
with others for all they get.
Jimmy Skunk had found and eaten
20 eggs that Mrs. Snapper the Turtle
had carefully buried in the sand. She
thought she had hidden them so well
that they would not be found. She
had chosen the place very carefully.
There was just moisture enough and
the sun warmed the earth just enough,
so that in time 20 little Turtles should
have issued from those eggs and dug
their way out. Jimmy Skunk had
spoiled all Mrs. Snapper's plans for a
big family, but Mrs. Snapper didn't
know it and, what Is more, she never
would know It,
You see, after she had deposited her
eggs in q hole which she had dug,
and then had carefully covered them
over, she forgot all about them. She
felt that she had done her duty and
she left her eggs wholly to the care of
Old Mother Nature.
Having had such q feast Johnny
Skunk retreated to a quiet spot he
knew Of and curled up for nap. He
felt sleepy after such hearty meal.
1t was evening when he awoke. The
Black Shadows had come over from
the Purple Hills across the Green
Meadows to the Green Forest. Gentle
Mistress Moon was flooding the Green
Meadows with her soft light. Jimmy
got to his feet. yawned once or twice,
and then stood undecided just which
way to go. He thought of those Turtle
eggs on which he had feasted, and
just thinking Of them made him hun
CRY for more.
There are several Turtles in the
Smiling Pool" said Jimmy to himself,
''and suspect there are more eggs, if
only I can find them. Anyway, it is
worth while to look for them"
He started on, but he had gone only
short distance when he met Bobby
Coon. Bobby had followed the Laugh
ing Brook down from the Green For
est to the Smiling Pool. He was look
ing for anything that he could find
that was good to eat. Hello, Jimmy
Skunk" said Bobby. What are you
doing down here?"
Just looking around" replied
Jimmy.
Looking around for what?" asked
Bobby.
Just then Mrs. Snapper poked her
head out of the water In the moon
light. Both Bobby and Jimmy saw
her. Bobby was reminded of some
Evening star., 1935-08-06
Intelligence
BY JOHN BLAKE.
THERE Is an old adage that q mar


THERE is an old adage that a man
has two ears and only one mouth,
SO he can do twice as much listening
as talking. 1t is good rule to follow.
Talking men are all right, If they
can curb their tongues. But you know
that the "gabby person" is not good
company and is never very intelligent.
Talk, If you like, but when you do
try to say something instructive or
interesting. Don't talk right on.
You need not confine your speech to
yea, yea" or may, nay" But start
your mind going before you call on
your tongue to do any work and
people will not run out" on you when
you carry on a conversation.
To be good talker, you must be
well read and keen observer. Read
all the books you can, if they are the
right kind. If you don't know whether
they are the right kind, consult some
Of your friends who do know and are
willing to tell you.
Don't listen to bores or people who
want to talk about their operations or
what movie stars they saw the last
time they went to a show.
Cultivate the acquaintance of people
who read and think and know how to
express themselves clearly. If you
have hobbies that you want to talk
about, mention them only to those
who have the same kind of hobbies.
Don't talk about golf to people who
do not play golf. Don't relate your
prowess as hunter or fisherman to
people who would rather hear about
their own private conversational spe-
cialties. And don't, above all, inter-
rupt while other people are talking
Give them the floor, if they seem to
want 1t. Keeping still for q while
when others wag their tongues will
make friends of them.
You have eyes and ears and the
power Of expressing yourself on gen.
eral topics that people discuss when
they meet. Listen and learn. And be
silent every now and then, Just to let
the other fellow have his chance. If
you don't, somebody will tell you ito
hire hall"
Follow this rule persistently and I
am sure it will add to your list of
friends. If they are the usual kind Of
human beings they want to have their
way. They become impatient when
other people break in on them.
(Copyright 1881
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BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

DA A%AAAAhN WA n hEAs
TINE Tasmanian wolf is a
handsome animal, with close
sur of grayish-brown, and
Il dark stripes on the hind part
of his back and loins. His long tail
is large at the base, tapering to fine
tip.
In size, he will range with our COM
mon badger, and is strongly built. He
is always in an ugly frame Of mind,
with bulldog tenacity. When once
he fastens his sharp teeth into his
victim, the strong jaws neWr let go.
This Tasmanian wolf is as much of
a devil by name and nature as is his
smaller cousin. Both are fearless
desperadoes whose appetites demand
the flesh of sheep. In fact, the habits
Of these wolves are the same the world
over, and always their first choice is
sheep. They do not stalk their VIC
tins, neither do they spring at them,
but chase them down.
Except in Summer, when the moth
ers are rearing their young and the
fathers are busily engaged in hunting
food for their families, the wolves hunt
In troops or packs.
During the day each keeps well out
of sight, and with claws that are well
adapted for burrowing, he often makes
a retreat for himself at the roots
of a tree. At nightfan the killing
ogry begins.
When the family duties are over,
the hunting is always done CO.
operatively. With such well planned
maneuvers, the hunters can surround
and overcome great animal like the
American bison.
The wolf, like the weasel, is known
for his sheer love Of killing. But true
to the nature of all bullies, he is a
coward before a superior force. Natur-
ally, herders are ever on the lookout
for these bloodthirsty hunters Though
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said he. "I thought it was about time
for Mrs. Snapper to deposit her eggs. "
you're just too late" grinned
Jimmy.
well. Mrs Snapper isn't the only
Turtle in the pool said Bobby. IF
she has laid her eggs, others may have
done the same thing. Anyhow, now
that I'm here. I'm going to look
around. How many eggs did you say
that Mrs. Snapper had?"
Il didn't say" replied Jimmy, "but
IL you want to know, she had 90"
And you ate them alp" asked
Bobby.
Jimmy nodded. "You don't think l
would leave any, do you?" asked
Jimmy.
mo, don't. Mr. Greedy" replied
Bobby. Then he grinned. Il wouldn't
have left any If had been in your
place." he added
Copyright. 1880
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Wreck of the Hesperus," will be a
highlight of Fred Warnings program
on wJsv at $50.
Mendelssohn's famous wedding
march, the overture to 'Ruy Bias,
and two movements from his Organ
Sonata, opus S." are included In the
program of Goldman's Band on
WMAL at 8:45.
jeanette Nolan will nresent "Maisie
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The Old Gardener Says /:

Many inquiries have been made
about a peculiar growth on spruce
trees. particularly Norway spruces
and Colorado Blue spruces. This
growth looks something like
small pineapple. and appears at
the base of the new growths. 1t
is really a gall, produced by
tiny insect, the young Of which
are developed within these ex-
crescences. All that can be done
at the present time is to pick Of
the gals. But In Autumn or early
Spring the insects may be killed
by spraying with a mixture of
nicotine and laundry soap. on
warm, sunny day.
(copyright. 1887
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ARMY MANEUVERS
TO Be BROADCAST
MicrophoneS to Follow Sol.
diers Through Mock
Battle.

n B. C. has made elaborate
preparations to broadcast
VI the Army and Nation a
a Ns Guard maneuvers at PINE
Camp, N. Y, starting August %. All
of the networks facilities, including
three mobile units, pack sets and lat
est short-wave equipment, is to be
used.
The initial broadcast will come
from general headquarters at Pine
Camp. Maj. Gen. Dennis E. Nolan,
commander of the I'd Corps Area, who
will direct the two-day engagement,
will explain its purpose.
The battle between the two oppos-
ing armies will continue through Au-
gust "a. Microphones will follow one
of the armies through the actual
battle scene. Announcers with pack
sets will be stationed in the 'front.'
line trenches.
The maneavers, involving the great
est single concentration Of military
forces in this country since the World
War, will include troops of the 1St
G1ll0 6N wi 20 kAASea~'.
$4,000 men will be divided into two
armies, which will be spread over a
front of more than 400 miles in the
upper section Of New York State.
The purpose of the maneuvers is
to test under actual war conditions
the new field organization alignment
worked out by the War Department.
GPONSORS of the new series of 30
~ minute dramatic programs star
ring Helen Hayes, which begin on
N. B. c. october l. promise some
thing different in radio technique.
Throughout the entire series Miss
Hayes will play a single character
a character especially created to bring
out her particular dramatic gifts.
GRACE MOORES return to the
N. B. c. microphone has been
definitely set for September 16. She
will be heard regularly every Monday
after that.
THE popularity Of the weekly ANA
teur hours conducted by Maj. Ed
ward Bowes on N. B. c. has resulted
in contract renewal which will keep
this feature on the air 13 more weeks.
The new contract will take effect
September 16.
THE TRUE STORY Court of HUI
man Relations Is another radio
feature scheduled to return for the
Fall and Winter season on N. B. C.
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Dorothy Mackaill, movie star, and
Mimi Hoston, hat model and cabaret
entertainer, will contribute to the
program of IN. T. G. and His Girls"
on WhIAL at 8.
WRC will present at 9 condensed
version Of Don Caesar de Bazan," a
romantic comedy of old Spain.
A humorous musical version of
Longfellow's dramatic seA epic. "The
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Cottage Cheese Dressing.

Two-thirds cup sweetened con-
densed milk, y cup vinegar, Il tea
spoon salt, "a teaspoon dry mustard,
p teaspoon paprika, y cup cottage
cheese.
Blend thoroughly sweetened con-
densed milk, vinegar, salt. mustard
and parika. Force cottage cheese
through sieve and add to mixture,
beating until smooth. If desired, one
package g ounces cream cheese
may be used in place of cottage
cheese. Makes 123 cups.
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Natures. Children
lTasmanian Marsupial Wolf (Thylacynuss
Cynocephalus).

so closely related to the domestic dog
and the Arctic fox, the Tasmanian
wolf seems to take ghoulish glee in
attacking these relatives.
The mother Tasmanian Is provided
with pouch, and carries her young
very much as our opoSSum carries
hers. 1t is claimed that Tasmanian
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Bedtime Stories
Another Egg Hunter.

thing. IT know what you're looking
around for" said he.
Perhaps you do and perhaps you
don't" retorted Jimmy.
You're down here to look for Mrs.
Snapper's eggs," declared Bobby.
Jimmy grinned and shook his head.
Wrong" said he. I've already had
her eggs and, believe me, they were
goodl"
Bobby Coon sighed. "I had sort OF
set my heart on those eggs myself"
Evening star., 1935-08-06

Becker" during her Dramatic Inter-
lude" program on WJSv at 7:30.
Ben Bernie and his orchestra, on a
musical tour Of the world, viii visit
China for their broadcast on WRC
at 8.
Representative Ludlow of Indiana
will speak over VOL at on Should
People Vote On WaSY
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UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY.

Large old reputable national institu-
ton. financially strong. growing very rap
idly. is in the market for a high type of
man. 30 to 80, who has been successful.
Man we select must be ambitious. have
pleasing personality. prepare to start at
once. The right man can earn upward
OF $500 monthly. with an excellent oppor-
tunity for lifetime permanency and man
agerial position for those who qualify. Not
looking for the man accustomed TO an
Svering ads or foaters. Give telephone
number. Address Box 250-V Star office.
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RADIO-TEIEVISION.

Good pay opportunity for young men 20
and prepare for coming activities in tele-
vision. Prefer men now employed. with
fair education. mechanically inclined and
willing to devote some spare time to train
ing by Radio and TeleviSion Institute.
under supervision of manufacturers own
engineers. Write for interview, giving
age and present employment. Address
Box 2T4-V Star office. 6S
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INSTRUCTION. COURSES.

PREPARE FOR A GOOD POSITION-In-
tensive secretarial. civil service and calcu-
latinR machine courses. Inquire Boyd
School 1888 F st. Phone National 2341.
REFRIGERATION air-conditioning serv-
ice school. The one trade that needs men
today. Practical course. 1882 14th NV.
SUMMER SECRETARIAL COURSES for
PUNCH COMPTOMETER, NJ ON r o E
CLERICAL GREGG SHORTHAND. Tui-
ton. SIS. The Civil Service Preparatory
School. 500 18th st. NV. Met. 6331.
DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY for D. C.,
Md Va. permits refined. white instructors.
Easy parking. Mr.. Klapp. Wise. 446l-W.9'
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL OF BEAUTY
Culture, Inc, estab. 1918. SIS 14th 81.
NV. Washington's original. LARGEST school.
AUTO LESSONS for permit easy parking
and clutch control; cars furnished. Call
old Reliable Foster (white). Met. 1909.
Evening star., 1935-08-06

Padlockin' pantry doors, eh? Well,
all I got t. say Is they is goin' t. feel
bad when they find me layin' here
starved t. deathi
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CULT nddy.
KANN'S.

For permanent positions; good earnings
and future; special training for those
selected. Must have car and be over %
Apply superintendent's ONCE. 4th floor,
9:15 am. Wednesday.
KANN'S
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BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.

Few there are but must compete
For everything they have to eat.
old Mother Nature.
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MEN
COLLECTOR,

To assist me in my work: good earnings
for a hard worker; must have car and be
over 81. Call Alexandria 1O4S-W after
Z pm. Tuesday only.
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HELP--WOMEN.
froufiuuaAN

STENOGRAPHER. experienced. about %;
GOOD salary; permanent. Call Metropoli-
Evening star., 1935-08-06

WAITRESS VAT wanted. Crescent Cafe. 723
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HELP-MEN.
lCnntinuehl

YOUNG MAN, not over "a. for established
laundry and dry-cleaning route; salary and
commission basis. Reply. giving age, expe
rience and reference. Address Box SIX.
Star ONCE.
YOUNG MEN. over Is years of age. to work
in order department. Can earn Sl7 per
week to start. See Mr.. Murray. 4I0 In
teInatiOnal Bldg 1919 ST NV
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Household Repairs and Service
1t will pay you to consult these reliable firms
specializing in their respective lines of business.

PAPERING. PAINTING-special this week
only, average size rooms, scraped dry.
cracks filled, with any paper in our oook.
all Sunfast; So, no more. do my own
work: guaranteed. Georgia 42l3. 3.
PAPERING. .PAINTING-Average room, SO.
do my own work Satisfaction guaranteed.
Call Metz any time. Columbia O39o
PAPERING, painting-Deal direct with the
workman. For free estimates. call Shep-
herd 1913. 3O1 Poplar ave. Takona Park.
PAPERNG. painting; reduced prices this
month; do my own work; Will treat you
right. Edwards. District 1855. o.
PAPERHANGER AND PAINTER-.Moderate
prices; expert workmanship. Estimates
given Phone District 74l9. Sc
PAPERHANGING. So room; washable pa
per. This week only. do and guarantees
my own work. Spigel. Georgia 5S11.
PAPERHANGING and painting-Rooms,
Sf up, Including paper; no Job too small;
work guaranteed Atlantic 37S3-J.
PAPERHANGING and painting. do my
own work; prices reasonable. Call any
time. 3535 Ga. ave. NV. Col. 0633. 6s
PAPERHANGING done at once; prices very
reasonable; am looking for work; refer
ence. Phone Georgia 0024.
PAPERHANGING-RO SIS UP.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
John N. Tolson, District 1869. los
Evening star., 1935-08-06

WOMAN, intelligent. quick thinking learn
sales work. telephone soliciting; portrait
studio; drawing account. Address BOX
76-V. Star of1ce.
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M EN-

Good on locating and collecting; must
have car and furnish Al references. See
Mr. Mandle. SIG st NV.
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THREE ROUTEMEN.

We have established routes for the right
men. Applicants must be willing to work.
Experience not necessary. We train our
men. Pay ARRANGEMENTS satisfactory. Ap-
ply 8 to II. S22-A Conn. ave, between
H and Eve SITS
Evening star., 1935-08-06

WOMAN. attractive, with car, interested
in cosmetics. Phone Mrs. Keck Columbia
Evening star., 1935-08-06
SALESMAN

Who has the ability and energy to pro-
duce; must be neat in appearance. well
educated and possess tact and diplomacy.
To be concise. we want a salesman who
has brains and is a go-getter; a perma-
nent position with good income: car is
Evening star., 1935-08-06

CUPS will make charming pets, and
that they have many doglike quail
tiles, but one never knows when the
devil" part will show itself, and that
makes it seem quite unwise to try TO
raise one for a household pet.
(CopyriEht 1880
Evening star., 1935-08-06

YOUNG LADY. refined. experienced in tea.
room managing. out of city Also wait
resses. Apply 1919 X st. NV
Evening star., 1935-08-06
New Salad Dressing.

One and one-third cups q CAM
sweetened condensed milk, teaspoon
salt. y cup vinegar, / teaspoon dry
mustard.
Blend thoroughly sweetened con-
densed milk. salt. vinegar and must
ard. Stir until mixture thickens. AL
low to stand a few minutes to stif7en.
This makes 134 cups.