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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-20
CHICKEN RECIPE GIVEN
Easy Sandwich Made by Picking
Leftover Meat From Bones.

If you had chicken with biscuits
and gravy for Sunday dinner, an
easy sandwich is made by taking
the meat from the bones, relocating
it in the gravy and serving it on
the biscuits, which have been split
and toasted.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-20
100000 Milk Goats

Contrary to popular belief, large
portion of the worlds population
uses goats milk, and the United
States has more than 100000 milk
goats, according to Prof. j. c. Mar
quardt OF the New York State Ag-
ricultural Experiment Station.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-20
USES CONDENSED MILK,
RHUBARB IN DESSERT
Lemon Juice, Vanilla Waters Are
Added to Icebox Dish.

Stir quarter cup Of lemon juice
into a can Of sweetened condensed
milk and add cup of baked rhu-
barb from which juice has been
drained. Line an oblong pan with
waxed paper and cover with vanilla
waters or lady fingers. Spread fruit
and milk mixture over the waters
and repeat until ingredients are
used, having waters on top. Leave
in refrigerator for six hours, turn
out, remove wax paper and cut in
slices.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-20
PIanked Fish

Planking is one of the most I'M
usual and most attractive ways to
serve fish. Whole fish with fairly
thick flesh may be planked whole
or split and laid fiat. Steaks and
fillets are extra good planked.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-20
Cloves for FlayOring

Try dropping dozen cloves into
the grease in which you fry dough-
nuts If you want flavor that
friends will exclaim over.
Evening star., 1936-06-25

the bridge, staring discontentedly
down into the murky water. HIS
clothes, although not from a Mlchl-
gan avenue tailor, were presentable,
though worn. At closer range one
might have noticed that his face had
a look of despondency and perhaps
seemed a bit weak, his eyes looked out
on the world with a vacant stare and
had a haunted appearance.
He put a cigarette to his lips and
tried to light it with a shaking hand,
pulled his coat collar closer about
his neck and walked back and forth
casting furtive glances at the river.
i've got to do it, can't go on this
way" he muttered. I'm not a cow
ard, it's easy enough to jump and
then it will all be over"
LIE WENT close to the bridge and
- threw one leg over the railing,
shuddered, and then drew 1t back. He
stood motionless minute, put one
hand on the cold stone, and again
started to climb the rail. Just as he
put his other foot over, he felt
strong hand grasp his arm.
In the split second before he turned,
thoughts rushed through his head
with the laundering rapidity of water
boiling over dam: Was it police
man, or a homeless bum? When he
had climbed down and faced the in
truder he saw an old man. White
hair framed an unshaVen. but noble
face. The hand which had so forcibly
turned him from his purpose was
finely veined and looked capable OF
doing fine things. The old body was
bent, but not from dissipation; it was
hard and honest toll that had broken
It,
This isn't the time to be starting to
take a swim, son"
The young man shivered. He could
never get so close to death again. but
he wanted to die and hated the old
man for interfering.
You are pretty young to be trying
to end your life"
What is there to live for?" broke
In the youth. mo job, no money, no
place to sleep; why not die, who'll miss
me?"
X X x
THE old veteran smiled, and when
he smiled his face lit up. making
his patrician brow look almost sanity.
Who'll miss you? Maybe not the
rich man in his hotel penthouse or
the banker in his grand Office. The
-four hundred won't know you're
gene and won't care, the political
world won't cease haggling and wars
will still be fought. Yes, this is true.
But what about the little paper
Evening star., 1936-06-25
SERVICE ORDERS
ARMY ORDERS.

Cresson, Lieut.. Col Charles c.,
Judge Advocate Generals Department,
Fort Sam Houston, Texas. to duty in
the Office of the Judge Advocate Gen
eral, September 81.
Turnbull, Lieut.. Col. William A,
Judge Advocate Generals Department.
to Fort Sam Houston, Tex, Septem-
Der 81.
Brett, Lieut.. Col. George H, Air
Corps, Army War College, to the
Panama Canal Department, August
"A.
Sackville, Maj. William, Coast Ar
tillery, Rio de Janeiro Brazil, to Fort
Belvoir, Va, July "a.
Parker, Capt. Arthur W., Office OF
the Quartermaster General, to Sacra-
mento, Calf.
Kinsey, First Lieut.. Roy Elias, Medi-
cal Corps Reserve, Baltimore, to the
Army Medical Center. June Is.
NAVY ORDERS.
Bureau of Navigation.
McNair, Capt. Laurence NJ, detached
Navy Department in June; to COM
mand U. S. S. Tennessee.
Stctt, Capt. Arthur c., detached from
command U. S. S. Idaho in August; to
Naval War College for instruction.
Hobby, Lieut.. William NJ, jr., de-
tached U. S. S. Tennessee in August;
to the Naval Academy.
Jasperson, Lieut.. Robert E., de-
tached command U. S. S. Avocet in
June or July; to staff commander
Special Service Squadron.
Daisley, Lieut. q. g. Roger M, de-
tached Naval Operations, Navy De-
partment, in June; to Naval Training
Station, San Diego, Calf.
Carter, Lieut.. Thomas j., detached
Naval Dispensary, Long Beach, Calf,
in June; to instruction in Bureau of
Medicine and Surgery, Navy Depart
mert.
Marken, Lieut.. (J. G. Roy r.,
Chaplain Corps, detached U. S. S.
Lexington in June; to Navy Yard,
Philadelphia.
Sitter, Lieut.. q. g. Carl NJ, Chap
lain Corps, detached Navy Yard,
Philadelphia. about June 10; to U. S.
s. New Orleans.
Evening star., 1936-06-25


his eyes and he sadly shook his head.
VOU are young and impulsive,"
he said. When you have grown
older you will realize that its only in
time of need that man finds out who
his real friends are. You came here
tonight bent on the destruction Of
something that is more precious to you
than all the worldly goods man can
possess. You want to destroy the
only thing you own that the richest
Of men cannot buy-your youth
Il am old and broken. I had your
youth once and I failed to use it in
the right way. Now my life is nearly
over and it's been like a bad dream,
but you are Just beginning With
youth there is nothing that you aren't
capable of facing"
He held up his hand as the other
started to protest.
Il know, you're going to say that
being young won't get you a job and
food under your belt. But if you
would put your youthfulness to the
wheel and make up your mind that
the world isn't going to lick you while
there's an ounce of determination left,
you could make the grade and find
your place in the world. Don't ever
be quitter, son."
THESE words sounded so strange
coming from this old mans lips
this patriarch, ground under by the
world. Yet the words rang true and
made him feel strangely eager for a
fresh start.
He looked out over the river. where
the nights fog was beginning to lift
and the first fiat rays of the sun were
gliding the tops of the buildings He
seemed to sense new awakening and
felt that the night was part of a hor-
rible nightmare.
The youth faced the old man and
looked him squarely in the eyes. He
gripped his friends hand warmly
there was no use trying to speak:
words weren't meant for moments
such as these. He pressed the old
hand once more and. turning his back
on the river. he walked slowly away
into the coming dawn.
The old man watched the boy until
he was out of sight. He shuddered
slightly and walked down to the river
level. When the first morning pedes-
trian passed. five minutes later whis-
tling on his way to work, he heard a
loud splash and. running to the side
OF the bridge, he saw an old hat float
ing on the water, while a. myriad of
ripples ruffled the surface of the river.
tcopyright. 1880
Evening star., 1936-06-25
SHORT sTORY-
THE BRIDGE

vender you bought
the evening paper
from. the cripple
you helped across
the street and the
beggar you gave
your last dime to,
b. e C a use y o u
thought he needed
it more than you
did? They won't
forget you, they
and all the other
people you nave
befrien.ded-they'll
never forget you"
"Yeh," grunted
the youth, but
just ask them for
a little money and
you'll see who is
your friend quick
enough"
The old man
looked long and
hard at his COM
rade. There was a
Evening star., 1936-06-25
HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS & SERVICE.

cial for this week: will paper rooms as
low as S7.45 with genuine Imperial wash
able and sunfast wall paper; all 1885 sam
work guaranteed Finest Of ref. furnished.
Call any time Columbia O633, or write
1856 Georgia ave. NV.
lob too small nor too far for me. William
Thomas. Phone District 457O. 25s
PLASTERING. REPAIR. stucco resurfaced,
cement. chimneys. waterproof Easements.
4457-W 26s
UPHOLSTERING rgRNITgRE
Weaver. 1434 Newton NV. Adams S4O1.
WASHING MACHINES. fans. motors and
appliances installed and repaired
REGAL ELEC CO..
$40 Upshur NV. Columbia 1891.
Evening star., 1936-06-25
THE city " as
= al aAn 1fS

isle ep. Its
babble had died,
the noise and tu-
multi were stilled
and darkness lay
as a thick shroud
over the mass 1t
was that. hour just
before dawn when
the blackness is
Stygian. The river
lay sullenly still,
greasy and laden
with the refuse OF
a mighty center.
The bridge at the
head of the river
was a formidable
mass of steel GRID
ers and it reared
its head against
the white towers
of the tall build
ings beyond.
A young man
lie a n e d norosely
aoaiprt t1,e rail of
Evening star., 1936-06-25

1882 10th ST. NW.-One small single
front room; desirable downtown location.
PRINCE KARL, 1901 K st. N.W.-Airy,
attractively furnished double room, 50 ano
$40 weekly: private bath, SIS week
Evening star., 1936-06-25
SITUATIONs-DOMESTIC.

COLORED COUPLE desire job cook and
general housework; experts in salads and
desserts; willing to leave city. Phone De-
COOK. white female. for lunch room: plain
cooking: experienced. Arlington Lunch.
Arlington. Va Phone Clarendon 321 35'
COOK. colored wants place. private or
public stay or go at night. District 621s.
COOK. experienced. well recommended
with no children. 1887 v st. NV.
COOK OR NURSEMAID young colored
woman. neat appearance, reliable; refer
ence. Inquire 1903 Oregon ave
COOKING and general housework, by neat
coiored siri' no sunday reference. Lin
GENERAL HoUsEWoRK - colored girl.
young, wishes Job; experienced and reli-
able. Phone Adams 3497.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER or mothers
Call North sl96
GIRL, colored desires days work; refer
ence. Call Lincoln 591s.
GIRL coloIed. Virginian wants work as
@mothers mo r. helper stay nights. Lincoln
GIRL neat. .colored wants steady Job as
mothers helper nursemaid or cleaning
ofhce. Phone Lincoln 1864. Good refer
ence Call Thursday
fun; nursing. light housekeeping. anything
except laundry. North $500.
GIRL. light colored. neat. dependable,
wants evening work TO 7 any day except
Sat. or Sun. Atlantic 5345.
GIRLS t@l colored. experienced want
part-tirne work: no Saturdays or Sundays
Call Metropolitan 5091.
GIRL colored wishes general housework;
fond OF children, stay nights: references.
1909 B 81. ne.
GIRL, colored. wants Job as mothers help
er or general houseworker 40S Florida
ave. NV. Phone Decatur 5415.
GIRL colored. wants general housework.
Iull or part time. Columbia 64ll-J.
GIRL oolored wants houseWork cook: stay
nl0Ats; $40 week; city references. ..22J Viz
ginia ave. Sc. Apt. >.
JANITOR. colored. reliable. handy with
tools. wants small apt; city references
Call Decatur 506l.
MAID. mothers helper. nursemaid: neat
colored gil. high school. wants work; stay
nights. Columbia 1869.
MOTHERS HELPERS-Two Virginia COL
ored girls wish work. Potomac 1897
WOMAN. coiored wants Job. part time or
evenings; 50. week; reference. 1906 9th
st. NV.
WOMAN colored wishes position as cook
or part time; GOOD references. Call Poto-
mac 4l77.
WOMAN. young. desires psrt-time after
noon work. firSt-ciaSS experience Call be-
tween /! and .. METROPOLITAN 43l9.
WORK in small family. by reliable COL
ored woman; good references. Phone North
Sia6.
YOUNG GIRL colored wants light house
work OF nIrSemaid: child over . years old;
references. Adams 1927.
Evening star., 1936-06-25
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
DOMESTIC

DOMESTIC.
RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec 1861. 14O2 11th
g.h.w.. part-time day workers. housemen.25.
DOMESTIC AGENCY" Decatur 2419 or
North 901l. 1925 9th. furnishes cooks.
e.h.w.. day workers. buffers, drivers. dish
washers
Evening star., 1936-06-25
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
tContinued.l
TRIAL, EXAMINATION

Mount Pleasant School for Secretaries will
conduct another complete trial examina-
tion for a limited number Of stsnographer
animation. The examinations. lasts 3z
hours. and the material is similar to that
Of former examinations. For a nomlnal
Civil Service standards and returned Dy
mail. Telephone Columbia 5000 foT res
ervation before d pm on THURSDAY. July Z.
TiVOLI THEATER BUILDING,
14th Street at Park Road.
Beauty Culture Success
Means MABELLE HONOUR Training.
Free Catalogue-Terms-Da Glasses.
Graduates Placed in GOOD Positions.
MABELLE HONOUR SYSTEM.
(The School Of Successful Graduates
1910 N. Y. Ave. NV. Met. T7TS.
Evening star., 1936-06-25
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

DOBERMAN PUISCHERS 3 months old:
finest blood lines; eligible for registration;
reasonable. P. o. Box 1S3, Gloucester. Va
CORRECT-TYPE toy Boston terrier puppies
by Beauty White Neck. Unbeaten in class
in puppy show; registered A. K. c. Mrs.
Burke. 1047 Quebec pl. NV. 26'
SIAMESE KITTENS (2) for sale: eligible
registration. desirable pets. District 5516,
after pm.
Evening star., 1936-06-25

1922 QUE ST. NV. Apt. l--Attrac room,
meals optional: reasonable. North 4475.
Evening star., 1936-06-25

1894 LANIER PL. (nr 18th and Columbia
rd)-Larse. cool room, End floor, front:
owners well-kept home; reasonable
Evening star., 1936-06-25

R1GERATOR-GeneraI Electric. moni-
~ l.0 30. 1890 New York ave n "
Evening star., 1936-06-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

"Adrerttsements sade, this head.
sno are presumed to b. from prt.
rate tndtriduals snless the aduer.
nsemenf 0tues q frm name or q
brsiness address or states the spord
Dealer. Members OF the public
uho fnd dealers nasQueradino IN
this columns as prt1ats tndirtdxals
are urged to report the matter TO
The Star for fnpestfoatfos."
Evening star., 1936-06-25

1925 OAK ST NV. (cor. 16thl-Attrac.
tive room. porch. private entrance: also
hall room. $3.50 week: fine location.
1892 CALVERT ST. N;W-Large, brieht
cont. h. W $40. Adams 5420. Lady.
1862 WYOMING-Lovely. large. cool front
rooms. kitchenette with gas range. bal.
cony: full bed room suite: $3.50.
1752-54-56 QUE ST. NV
Attractive, double. single. comfortable beds
spacious closets. 2Se
Evening star., 1936-06-25
AND WOMEN
SITUATIONS-MEN.

CoLORED COUPLE wishes janitor's Job or
other work. in or near city: references.
1908 New Jersey ave. NV.
Evening star., 1936-06-25

BOATS.
DODGE DE LUXE SPEED BOAT. PAS
SENGER. COMPLETE. READY TO RUN;
LOOKS NEW PRESIDENTS CUP WIN
NER." SACRIFICE S425. PHONE ADAMS
2SI2-FOoT CABIN CRUISER, reasonable.
$50 G st. ne. after q pm.
$3.50 BUYS HIGH-GRADE custom-built
cruiser In perfect condition. Capitol Marine
Garage Lincoln 10290
;}O-FT. CABIN CRUISER complete, liehts.
galley: sleeps 4; toilet: newly condit.; priced
reas. by owner. Seen at foot of 18th ano
Pa. ave. Columbia 5441-J.
35-FT. CRUISER Navy hull, 2OO-hp. Peer
less marine engine: sleeps 4; completely
equipped and ready 10 90; $1,000 cash.
J. r. Mcqueen. West 1855. Silver Spring
132 after pm. 27'
35-FOOT CABIN CRUISER. fully equipped;
new Palmer motor. water tank, toilet room.
built-in ice box, silver and linens. Must
sacrifice at once. $500. Call District 1850.
Rranch 40S
Evening star., 1936-06-25

ACCOUNTANT. expert. books started.
sudits: $40 mo-: city references Adams
Evening star., 1936-06-25

DELPHINIUMS-Frank A. Kerr invites YOU
to inspect his trial beds of Super-Hybrids
as fine as they have ever seen 26S6 3ftf
pi. NV. afternoons and evenings only
Evening star., 1936-06-25

ACCOUNTANT, d,CsSo ol. expert books started.
sgsits; ssgasssits s1o mo; city references Adams
BOOKKEEPING. accounting. auditing or
out -of-do work. with own car: years
business experience: hard worker. STEADY,
iass or AIT 0ess sSlA shorshan Hote
BUTLER snd chauffeur. colored. compe-
tent. steady: willing to leave town. Phone
CHAUFFEUR-Colored man. fIz years po-
city cail B. Williams No North :i4sa s Is. .e'
COLLEGE MAN. refined. pleasing person.
ality. well recommended. desires position
as. as attendant tSn to elderly gentleman. Geor-
COLORED--A-1 cook. houseman. butler,
orderly: will serve parties or dinners; stay
n or out OF the city: willing to do any
DOUBLE BASS VIOLIN = Experienced
player wants evening work. dance or con-
cert Address Box 127-T. Star ONCE 25'
!JANSIToR; colored, reliable. handy with
tools tool wants wants small u, apt: man works out;
houseman or janitor or part-time work.
No. l ref. Potomac 2555.
MAN. colored. wants work. any kind Will
use own car if necessary. L. Keys. 241O
Ontario rd. NV, Apt. l.
MEN (2), experienced colored. wish Jobs,
chauffeur. houSeman. tanitor; 9 years last
family; Al city references. Call North
2SS1.
TEACHER, Wilson Teachers College grad.
desires place in geog. history; / years
exp. Address Box l94-T. Star ONCE.
YOUNG MAN wants Job of any kind. Cali
Atlantic 1853
YOUNG MAN white. college graduate will
ing to work hard, any type work Address
Box 1867. Star office.
YOUNG MAN. experienced arch design
Ing, drafting office work. build. mat;
references. Met. 1860 before am or
after pm, o5s
Evening star., 1936-06-25
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

T. Today.
5 Card party, Washington Retreat
, House. 1000 Hardwood road north
east, 8:15 pm.
Meeting, Curley Club, Continental
Hotel, Sis pm.
Buffet, Alliance Club, Hamilton
Hotel, 8 pm.
Tomorrow.
Luncheon, District Bankers Asso-
citation, Willard Hotel, 12:45 pm.
Luncheon, Washington Round Table,
University Club, 1890 pm.
Meeting, District Department, Amer
ican Federation of Government En-
ployes, Hamilton Hotel, 8 pm.
Evening star., 1936-06-25

WAREHOUSE.
We have an opening in our
warehouse for an active
young man experienced in
stock; also furniture and
house furnishings deliveries.
Apply Personnel Office, End
floor.
THE GOLDENBERG CO.,
7th and K SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1936-06-25
HELP-MEN.
(routinuAdl \.


SALESMAN with successful record selling
to merchants; none others apply. Good
opportunity on Virginia territory with es-
she esS 81 sooa 9 ssSas
in confidence. 105 South St, Baltimore. Md.
SALESMAN. experienced in real estate. with
car preferred; excellent PROPOSITION to I'VE
sSs sSSq Star Oe 'upaa
sALEsMAN-E Exceptional opportunity for
man OF ability and good appearance to sell
conditionins ist for distribator; % sood % record
and willingness to work is more important
than selIns experienSe closed terTit1ry
suaific stions' colonisl i Fuel f'e Oh. Inc.
1909 De Sales St. Washington. D. c.
SALEsMEN--Three new-car statesmen to
ing agency in the city. Coast-In, Inc. 6I4
Sth st. sc. See Mr.. Kay in person.
SERVICE STATION OPERATORS. 3 exper-
ienced' with proven sales ability and eapa,
job and good salary for right men. Ad-
dress Box 1927. Star ofice
SHIRT UNIT PRESS operators, cxper-
fenced: colored. Apply Wahlung Laundry,
SODA DISPENSER, experienced, is to 25
years old Apply 5111 Georgia ave.
WET WASHER one for silk and linens;
steady work all year around. Premier
Cleaners & Dyers, rear Of 633 H ST. ne.
WINDOW TRIMMER. crepe paper; good
nation. Address Box 94-T Star ONCE.
WORKING FARM or foreman white mar
excellent training and character. Address
Box 95-T. Star office.
YOUNG BOY. white or colored. Paragon
Printers. 1907 Eye st. INV.
YOUNG MAN. some experience at thinning.
1908 N. Nash. after 5 pm. Rosslyn. 20
YOUNG MAN (20-25), college graduate pre-
ferred; single, with car, to learn to sell new
homes. Complete training under expert
enced management. An able salesmans
sarniTEs %ai exceed rhe aVersge pTpIes
minimum expenses to start. but the man
will receive what he actually earns in
excess of salary. Active intelligent man
of good personality is offered a real oppor-
tunity to enter this business at the begin
ming of cycle Of real interest in home
ownership. Write brief application to Box
141-T, Star Office.
YOUNG MEN with sales ability. Apply
1903 North Capitol ST
Evening star., 1936-06-25

1912 9th ST. NV or rooms LIST "A ::
gas ranges. cleo. shower bath. Telephone.
silver, linens. dishes; clean. well mana ged.
l6s
Evening star., 1936-06-25

1ll0 BUCHANAN ST. NW-Large double
front room. adjoining bath: suitable for
two gentlemen: transportation facilities
nearby: rent SIS monthly
Evening star., 1936-06-25

ANNEX THE GRAFTON-Desirable. COM
Portable single, double rooms, running hot
and cold water near shower baths: 24-hr
elev., switched service. in cool, freproof
bldg; 81 80 weekly up. 1875 De Sales st.,
juSt off Conn ave
Evening star., 1936-06-25

174O Nh AVE NW.-Airy room in beau
tiful mansion: reasonable: excellent meals
optional Decatur 5SBO
Evening star., 1936-06-25
ATTENTION.

WANTED-SALESMEN WITH LOCAL
FOLLOWING TO REPRESENT THE MARI
INGToN AND NEARBY MARYLAND AND
VIRGINIA MEN SELECTED WILL BE
Of The MARRHWEsTiNGHousE NAia Ct Hh oedE Oil
BURNER. CALL NATIONAL 26IB FOR
APPOINTMENT OR APPLY AT THE
L ST. NV. ASK FOR Mr. BOGARDuS
Evening star., 1936-06-25

SO RANDOLPH PL. NV large front
weekly.
Evening star., 1936-06-25

$500 9th ST. N.W-Front room, 8 win.
dows twin beds, private bath, a mi; near
e1 ears; 81 Wk. or SO mo. for two. Adams
Evening star., 1936-06-25

2034 EYE ST. NV. Central Location)-
Single 70 m; quiet gentleman; private
hone Call after 6 pm ODE
Evening star., 1936-06-25

THE WYOMING Apt. ia, 2u22 Col I'd.
nwI7Large room, 3 windows, private bath.
Gentleman
Evening star., 1936-06-25

ON AUTOMOBILES
20 MECHANICS--6 BODY MEN.
FULLY EXPERIENCED
(none other need apply
CHEVROLET. FORD. PLYMOUTH.
BUICK. PACKARD, LINCOLN
PERMANENT JOBS
with
GOOD PAY
IN DEALERS SHOPS.
APPLY
tbripg tools with you)
WEEK DAYS q AM. TO FL TO PM
SUNDAY, 8 AM. TO Pm.
EMPLOYMENT MANAGER
2l0-21l McKim Bldg.
I'LL c. ST N w
Evening star., 1936-06-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BICYCLE Oady's), good condition; reason
able. Phone Georgia 1919.
CLOTHING-Hlehest prices paid for mems
used clothing Berman,s: 1122 9TH st, NV
Phone Metropontan 3767. Open evenings
FIRE EXTTNGUISHERS (4l. used: state
price Address Box 1877. Star once.
FURNITURE of all kinds; also antiques.
books, once furniture and china. Phone
Met 1916. Night, Col. 1924. rs.
FURNITURE, bric-a-brac. china. glass.
ware rugs silverware. paintings. Highest
cash prices paid. Call Murray. Adams
FURNITURE and household goods Of ~
NI you call Il North 6o4O. Cali Monday.
FURNITURE. rugs. household goods, etc;
positively highest cash prices for pest re.
suits Call any time. Line. 54sS. 27e
MILLING MACHINES. SHAPERS LATHES.
DRILL PREsSEs ,ak AMP kE.,,NESY MoToRSSo So FOB FOB
s GALyERTT yJSE ST5 sT., BALTIC MD e5SNE is!
WE ARE PAYING big money for desirable
furniture office desks. cash registers, mer-
chandise of every description. Phone Dis
trict s112
CASH FOR OLD, GOLD
silver. watches diamonds and OLD dis.
oarded slEEiNaSERs lsEifNEaS sgh SIS fsIf yaus Rsl0
OLD GOLD, silver platinum purchased for
manufacturing use; maximum price paid
BURNSTfNEs. 931 9 ST NV
vER. PLATTNuM. TT TEETH. bfscAR66KD
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Evening star., 1936-06-25

GENTLEMEN-Iwo attrac bed rms, PRIV
bath tshower) screened porch; detached
nome; private adult family; single or en-
suite. Georgia Sl9g
Evening star., 1936-06-25
SALESMAN,

Young man experienced in boys cloth
ing. S; Livlngston Son. 90S 7th st. NV.
SALESMAN, WITH CAR,
Married. under 40. to represent large
metal products concern; man selected will
earning while framing around $40 mo.
commission and bonus: permanent; not
canvassing. Apply 10 to IL am, 4209
Evening star., 1936-06-25

VICINITY PARK RD.. l34s Oak St. NV.
large, 2nd-ncor front. attractlvely fur.
nlSneQ. CIV; conv. transportation; so.
DOWNTOWN, 1l2I 18th ST. N.W.-Nice,
clean. front single room on Ind floor, near
bath: 81 weekly