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Evening star., 1936-12-28
HELP MEN.

ACCOUNTING INSTRUCTORS for night
schooi only, In reply state age experience
education. desrees. accounting text studied
9t usea; cnarEe per hour. Address Box
BOY for grocery must be experienced and
nave drivers permit Brightvood PARK
Market. sth and Kennedy SITS. NV.
BRICKLAYERS wanted At 18th and Pea.
6ooy SITS. NV. and 14th and Tuckerman
BUTCHER, experienced: also know rrocery
sqSaneis sl51 s,,nEsr p g. ref.reness rsauired
GREENWOOD s4ea go or ga sa4is. NA'' RAINIER Nd
CARPENTER-BU1LDER and plumbers;
must be 1st class. thoroughly experienced. 4.
500 K st. NV.
DRUG CLERK. experienced. references re-
auired. Apply 5011 Conn. ave.
I;v ELEVATOR BOY. eolored; young. neat and
person omy Ritz no Hohe aso boz, Apply in
ENGINEER. .3rd class. for dry cleaning
plant; must be handy with tools and not
afrsid OF long hours. State experience and
salary Address Box 5-z. Star ONCE
GAS GAS STATION ATTENDANT. nrst-cla.s
Star once. 80.
MEN 90. for sfter-Christmas rush. in
order dept: salary arranged at personal
81? Evans Bldg, 1920 New York ave.
MEN-Immediate opening here for soap
route man: up to $50 to start; automobile
slven on liberal bonus plan. Apply morn
ln9s only. to 10 an, 11i0 9th 1t. NV.
have car and equipment; permanent posi-
tion. Sun Radio. 93S p St
STUDENTS over Is years Of age for curb
service. Saturdays and Sundays; meals SAL
ary and tips. Apply 5111 Georgia ave NV.
YOUNG MAN to work in delicatesSen:
must be experienced; reference. 1o.S n
st. NV.
YOUNG MAN. over 81. experienced with
orus store merchandise: part-time work
WE CAN USE two more men Of good rep
utation. between the ages Of 81 and 45.
with D. c. driver permits: earnings, $50
TO S4o per week. This Is not q selling
proposition. Apply manager, 1880 22nd
Evening star., 1936-12-28
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

'VEN those who know and love
X 1t best, never refer to the
plaintive call Of the mourning
dove Is . song. It Is . sad,
tender, sweet refrain, but never 4
Joyous note Is uttered. No one has
been able to give reason why this
lovely bird should have q coleful way
Of communicating its thoughts to the
world.
The male Is q general fawn color
on the forehead and on the back 4
glossy purplish bronze, besides gray
ish brown. There are black spots
on the wings and tail, and underneath
1t il blush. The bill Is black, the feet
are red. and the two middle tail
feathers are the longest. This dove
has often been mistaken for the
passenger pigeon, which has been
extinct for many years.
The mourning dove ranges from
Quebec to Panama and westward to
Arizona. 1t Is most often seen in the
temperate climate that is found east
Of the Rocky Mountains.
It Is . common Summer resident in
It's chosen haunts and Is not migratory
south Of Virginia. Once you have
seen or heard the mourning dove, you
will be eager to know more about it.
You must make the effort to become
acquainted with these lovely birds,
= and in early March you will hear their
q plaintive "coo," for it is counting time,
. and the love song takes on special
charm, though the notes are the
same.
In the thick foliage Of . tree you
may trace the singer. II you are
fortunate and can watch the madly-
in-love male, you really see how in
earnest the suitor Is. He can make
very fantastic swoops and nose dives
above the tree tops. He sails in the
air and returns to his take-on branch
- II to gather himself for another
impressive exhibition. Or you may see
the pair Of them indulging in . grand
spree which seems to be . dust bath.
At this time they act very gay and
carefree.
It has been said that the reason
d. the mourning dove has such pitiful
wall ID because his lovely spouse u
shiftless and lazy.
She builds the worst excuse for .
nursery and shows littlC effort to
make her babies comfortable. In
fact. she gathers only . few sticks.
These she places on . sort Of slip
shod platform, and on this she places
the white eggs. Yoa can actually
walk under the nursery and look up
Evening star., 1936-12-28
TH Z r Z were

tn Z r E were
- m ny people
IN the room at q
home In Chevy
Chase, making it
seem smaller than
It was. The radio
was turned to full
est capacity and
there was too
much light from
the three large
chandeliers. Mar
tin was alert
among them, nod
ded with one and
another and said
hello and moved
across the room as
one Of their kind
at last and greeted
the hostess.
s h e . q ! d:
~We're so glad to
zee you. Mr.. Won
trow spoke Of you
at breakfast. He's
% pleased that
Evening star., 1936-12-28

TOu re uOlnH 30 we'll.
Thank you, Mrs. Wontrow. A fell
low can't help doing we'll working for
. man like your husband" Martin
said.
Have you met my niece, Marilyn?
You know, really shouldn't be tell
Ing, should I. but this really is q
party celebrating her engagement to
Count Runlitz of the Washington
diplomatic circle"
The girl turned and, when she faced
Martin, exclaimed: But we've met
Just last week at uncles office. I want
10 thank you again for running me
ever to the hairdressers. 1t was 70
helpful"
The people were moving about and
around. Some in the center of the
floor were dancing. A few of them,
the stout men with large cigars in
their mouths and wearing colored
shirts, were standing in one place
They spoke rapidly and looked wisely
at one another as prominent busi-
ness men sometimes are given to do.
Your aunt was telling me"
Martin began.
That I'm engaged? It's supposed
10 be q secret. but auntie's telling
everybody. She's so proud" Mar
Nyn was saying.
"A COUNT" Mrs. wontrow broke
In. TITS quite in order, don't
you know. We want Marilyn to have
every advantage we'd have given our
daughter If we had one. She really is
Q daughter to U.S."
The light from the chandeliers was
Do very brilliant. It seemed q very
substance around one, one moved
through it as though he were in a
more ethereal atmosphere than ordi-
narily he encounters on earth. The
music required all of ones sufhciency,
ones very thoughts beat to its snappy,
fast rhythm. The glittering light
and loud music combined to establish
the essence Of ones personality. There
was nothing else.
In the center Of the floor they
we're laughing and dancing in haste
and looking at one another with So
phlstlcated faces; at the edges OF the
floor older people walked about. ex-
cept fat men, lifting one eyebrow or
knitting both. They were the most
important people on earth, and Martin
at last was one Of them and not
yet 80. One big order had done the
trick. though behind it was 10 years
Of relentless drive, since the time of
his earliest manhood, when he had
determined that he would be q success.
ONE big order-and Mr.. Wontrow
had invited him to come to the
gathering at his home He mingled
with all these people and nodded to
the girl they called Marilyn, who
was Mr.. Wontrow's niece and whom
he had driven from the ONCE to a
hairdresser's. She had talked very
brightly during the short drive and
very distinctly. She was one Of them.
II say there, dear, you wouldn't
mind dancing now, would your"
man with . monocls asked, and Mar
tin knew without being told that it
was Count Runlitx. His hair came to
. peak in the center of his forehead,
his forehead was narrow and his face
Wide ct the center; he was not more
, Than tuirA Mari1vp's sn>
Evening star., 1936-12-28
Marilyn rlanced

Marilyn glanced
up At Martin and
Tor . moment or
30 1t seemed to
him . look Of en-
barrassment, even
OF shame, came
into her eyes. But
she nodded and
turned to her
count and he
whSked her of as
well as . middle
aged count can
whisk.
"Marilyn had 10
dimcult . time
when she was
young, You know, !"
Mrs. Wontrow said
to Martin. MY
brother ran OF with
some cheap little
dance girl. It was
hard to forgive
him, though We
might have after
hi, U{fA A{Ad k.,x
Evening star., 1936-12-28

nc WAS % lIlSultlnB Cnen you cOuLQnt
do thing with him.
- \
"MARILYN always was 4 dear.
and when her father died, too,
OF course we took her in. Though II
her father had had his way she'd
never have come to US. Imagine, he
had her learn tipping and things like
that and actually had her 4 job all
ready just befre he died. talked to
her then. Marilyn is . sensible girl"
Martin nodded. 1t was dificult to
refrain from asking Mrs. Wontrow to
repeat what she was saying for
though he heard her words he seemed
unable to understand them as they
came to him-seemingly confused and
contorted not only by the blasts from
the radio but by the lights as WELL
Marilyn and the count were among
them again. and as 1t turned out
Martin asked the girl If she cared to
dance; she glanced up for her aunt's
approval, and, though the count was
there. she gave it.
How we'll you dance" he smiled.
and she did move rs though to the
very rhythm not only Of the music but
OF the light from the chandeliers.
She nodded q sophisticated nod OF
thanks for the compliment and said:
Its really quite an exciting party.
Perhaps that's because I've 20 looked
forward to it. That gentleman there,
the one in the colored shirt, was just
telling me about Monte Carlo. We
plan to stop there on our honeymoon.
imagine it's quite an exciting and
enjoyable place"
Il want to 60 to Monte Carlo some
day." he said Is they danced and felt
the vibrant urge of his ambition
charge through his body, but he did
not look at her, did not look into her
eyes.
CUDDENLY the music stopped. The
lights went out. Darkness and 81
lence where before had been the daz-
zling light and the screeching music.
Still Martin held his arm around
Marilyn as they stood where they had
suddenly stopped. Then in the dark
ness and silence they clung to one
another; he felt her body tremble as
though with a sob, and his arm tight
ened around her. She rested, and he
comforted her.
With the quality OF an explosion,
the lights were on again, the music
In full force; she stifened In his
arms, the others were dancing, and
they were, too.
Nothing, nothing at ALL" Mrs.
Wontrow was explaining. "Just some
thing went wrong with the electricity
for . moment"
The dance ended. They walked
quickly from the center Of the floor;
they did not look At one another. They
seemed not to dare. He wanted to get
away, but 1t was in bad taste to leave,
and 50 he remained speaking and smil-
ing through the din Of light and mu-
sic to all the people Mrs. Wontrow
introduced him, people he had wanted
to meet because they could mean 20
much to his future.
But during all the rest Of that long
evening he and Marilyn carefully
avoided one another.
(Copyrisht, 1861
Evening star., 1936-12-28
Children in School IS Years,

Mrs. Dell Bress of Leonardville,
KAns., mother Of nine children, says
she IL lost" It's the first time in IS
years she hasn't had . child IN school.
Her youngest graduated from high
school In 1896.
Evening star., 1936-12-28
hElP WoMEN.
'PERATORS-All-around. expert.

BEAUTY OPERATORS-All-arou expert.
enced. Call Columbia 1916.
BOOKKEEPER. experienced. age 2b-35,
with knowledge OF shorthand In fullest de-
tail. Address Box s?-Z. Star once.
CIGARETTE GIRL for cocktail room. Re-
port Tuesday morning. 10 to l2, Wsrdman
Park Hotel Newsstand. See Mr.. Lay.
GIRLS over is years Of age for curb sery-
ice Meals and TIPS. Apply 5I11 Georgia
ave. NV.
GIRLS 90 for after-Christmax special
sale: personal interview. Apply person.
mel manager. 81? Evans Bldg. 1920 New
York ave.
HOUSEKEEPER. white, neat, good cook; !;
$ adults: no laundry; permanent home.
324o Patterson St NV. Cleveland 1866. .
LADIES average $40 weekly commission
selling lovely hosiery. lingerie and other
giff articles no experience needed. Cor.
onet Co.. 1888 st. NV.
MANAGER for dining room. experienced
to assume complete control of hotel-din-
ing room: write in fullest detail. Address
Box 86-Z Star once.
MATTRESSES 90. experienced. white.
Apply 12O5 9TH st. NV.
MATTRESSES experienced. Call in person,
1928 Conn. ave. NV. 29s
MATTRESSES. experienced. neat. attractive.
Apply 5l11 Georgia ave. NV.
WOMAN, white. experienced in general
laundry work. Apply 1919 Wisconsin
YOUNG LADY. white. age .I to 25. to help
around store: room. board and good pay.
$50 18th
Evening star., 1936-12-28
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BU9JNeS9 VpPOkJUNIIIe9.
DOCTORS OFFICE AND RESIDENCE
Established location at corner Of 5th and
H st'. ne. For information. call D'stries ss
RESTAURANT whisky. downtown. doing
$500 wkly. $4,000: easy terms. Capital
Adjusting & Finance Co. zoos H q. NV.
E3o EooMIFo HOUSE * ST.; ~ rooms; s
zoos H St NV. Met. 4sl3.
ROOMING. HOUSE usth and Kal. I'D /:
10 rms; 4 baths: income. 5000; rent, Sl9s;
PTies '1Ss $500 terms M.t Mss Derriekson'
YOUNG MAN wants man or woman with
business ability rs partner in established
take. active part, Good opportunity for
able business. knowledge Of furniture and
antiques preferred. but not essential: refs.
exchanged. Address Box 1s4-x. Star etaee. sSs
ia c NE. OPP Senate once Bldg
or once. aetropOiitan 1899. ss.
PARTNER to Join me on equal basis in
~ Prefer ONE With real estate experienes: perisss
S2 900 required. Address Box TAX. Star
HoTsn wAEr1n 4: 4.
Box 1857. Star ONCE. 29'
S6OO-LUNCH AND BEER; rent, S2b.
S1.200-Sandwiches beer and rooms:
cheap rent: $3.50 weekly: terms.
S1,26O-Cafeteria. corner: capacity, 50
persons: sacrifice. your terms
81 O0O-Lunch and beer; $500 weekly.
S36O-Uelicatessen. beer; . bargain.
81. $I.00O-Delicatessen beer: rms, 3
baths: $3.50 weekly: terms.
S650-Confect.. fountain. 4 rooms.
$lOO-Auto repairing: cheap rent.
S35O-RoominR house. 3 rooms: cheap
rent: sacrifice: make Offer
$650--Rooming house. 10 rooms: rent,
$50; well furnished; . bargain.
r. M. CURTIS. National 914O.
400 Barrister Bldg. 63b r st. NV.
GROCERY STORES. large or small, listed
with US and priced reasonably.
Potomac 1897 2214 14th st. NV.
KAY SALES & REALTY CO..
Evening star., 1936-12-28
Natures Children
Mourning Dove (Zenaidura macroura

through it! There II nothing to keep
the eggs and later the babies from
tumbling of or through their cradle.
And her babies are born without .
feather TO their back! But most of the
Evening star., 1936-12-28

Wide selection. all sizes. at large savings
Room sizes. $9.S to $29.15: scatters. hall
runners: New patterns weekly.
CAPITOL RUG COMPANY,
1921 18th ST. NV.
CAT Haryard) Omen EVENINGS
Evening star., 1936-12-28
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

OPENINGS for g.h.w... cooks. maids.
nurses. helperS day workers: so or stay
DOMESTIC AGENCY, 1925 9th. Dec. 2418,
North 9011. furnishes cooks. G.h.w.. day
workers. buffers. kitchen helpers. drivers.
porters.
RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec 5561, 1402 11th.
time. day workers. dishwashers housemen.
Evening star., 1936-12-28
ROOMS FURNISHED.


THE GRAYLIN. I145-l1Oa N st. NV
Delightfully."- warm bed-living room. SOUTH
ern exposure. private bath: also single
l343 PARKWOOD PL. tnr Cavalier HoteD
next bath; inst. h. ". Adsms 1896.
1897 CALVERT ST;-well-furnished room.
next to shower: gentleman. Cleveland 2719
THE WESTMINSTER. 1907 nth st. nv
Desirable. newly decorated and nicely furn.
double. 81 Showers. elevators.
1894 COLuMBIA RD.-S3 so wk. sing. rms. :;
double. S.: clean. warm outside: 4 baths.
e.h.w.: 2 car lines: men. Adams 1928.
GORDON HOTEL s1e 18th st. NV
twin beds. SIS double. $40 sinsle. weekly
weekly. 24-horir elevator and switchboard
!447-144s MASS AVE. NW-Large
front room. Ink. $50 month. Single
room. SIG month.
800 CONN. AvE.-NiceIy furnished room
inmba IN brvste si4, apt; excellent location Co.
1910 COLUMBIA RD.-Beautiful. large
family: oil heat; gentleman; sci.
Is3s 1I3s, CALVERT ST N:w.1Larse, sunny
Ink. II desired. Adams 5931-J.
1347 HARVARD ST Nw.-Attractive
front studio room. wood fireplace: newly
furnished.
1857 EUCLID ST. Nw.-Attractive room.
second floor. continuous hot water, phone;
near car and bus lines. 1"
1872? 18th ST. N.w.-Beautiful rooms in
lovely home; plenty heat: excellent service.
Very low price.
1715 RIGGS PL N.W.-Double room. COM
fortably furnished. southern exposure:
semi-private bath: exceptionally desirable.
UNUSUAL SINGLE ROOMS. 1885 N H.
ave. NV: spacious. spotless. warm: $50
mo-: gentlemen. North 9535 after z pm.
1909 18th ST. N.W.-Newly furnished and
decorated rooms conveniently located: "a
hour elevator service: single and double;
THE MAURY,
rooms. each with running water: beauti-
!uiiy !uiiy iurn:: inner -coil-spring mattresses:
rooms. So. so up: twin-bed rooms Sl2 80 UP.
THE VIVIAN
11S3 @ st. nw.-Just opened: 100 large
well-heated. ideal guest rooms near show
er baths: plenty hot water; choice Of all
new. modern or maple furniture. with
double or twin beds. inner-coil- spring mat
tresses; Venetian blinds; double rooms
81. $40. S11 weekly.
Evening star., 1936-12-28
REPAIRS 8 SERVICE,

REPAIRS 8 SERVICE.
BEDDING. MATTRESSES box springs and
%.s Sss. eo snd sas
CHAIR GAMING, THxsopsTEHhn TNd. Z 3 z i
rockers splinted CLAY ARMSTRONG. 1898
10th ct. NV. Phone Metropolitan 2G62
ELECTRIC WIRING, ristur:. .Is Re-.
pairs: Ger. house fixtures base plugs. s55
REGAL Eec. Co.. $40 Upshur NV. Col. 1891 :.
E N T E r RISE
ROOFING co.
ROOFING-SIDING-I G-INSULATION.
Estimates Free--Terms II Desired:
FLOOR WORK. sanding and nnishins; re-
duced prices. work guaranteed. G. C. Dea-
ton. 9O3 Longfellow ST. NV. Geo. S46S
JOB PLASTER1NG and cement work: no
Job too far or too small District 45.0.
william Thomas. 701 M st. NV. so
PAPERING. PAINTING-Deal direct with
mechanic for better work at lowest prices.
Call METZ. Col O396. any time.
PAPRRING. painting: work guaranteed
rock bottom prices: looking for work. Co.
rAPERIN0. painting pissterinE: special
guaranteed. Call Col. 1889.
PAPERlNG snfs s3srs snteed I W r a
GEORGE. sos Oneida pl NV. Geo 94es
PAPERHANGTNG done at once. 81 q room
and up. including paper: best workman
ship: white mechanic. Georgia OO"4.
PAPERHANGING. PAINTNo-special this
week: Imperial washable paper; SS,a5:
guarantee my work. spiEel Columbia so47.
Evening star., 1936-12-28
SAlESkAEN.

sALEsMAN-Oils sreases. soaps cleaners:
established mfr. Com. with draw. Baum'S
Castorine. Rome, N. Y.
statesmen - Magazine-book experience;
Literary Digest: combination offers. Apply
or write MIR. Rasnick. 818 st. NV. q
Evening star., 1936-12-28

sedan. radio. heater; leave January 5th.
return January 18th: accommodate 4.
reasonable. Address Box 299-W. Star
BUSINESS WOMAN, GOOD DRIVER, DE-
siresa transportation Florida about jan
uary LIST. Phone National 1892. apart-
ment 5O2 evenings. 28s
Evening star., 1936-12-28
TWO MEN WANTED.

TWO MEN WANTED
To take established Watkins grocery
routes. in city or suburban territories:
GOOD income: experience unnecessary; com
plete training. Apply 513 X st. NV
YOUNG MAN, % to 80 years
OF age, as clerk in credit Of
flee of automobile dealer.
General Office and some
credit and collection expert
ence essential. State age, full
details of past experience and
approx. salary expected. Elk.
cellent opportunity for a
junior credit man. Address
Box 1867, Star Office.
Evening star., 1936-12-28

LARGE housekeeping room, large closeti
place desirable: irst floor; NV. section.
Phone North 5159-J.
YOUNG MAN desires comfortable bach.
elor's quarters; prefer non-coneested park
ing district in NV. or in suburbs. Ad.
dress Boa 1917. Star once.
PHYSICIAN desires ONCE and living quar-.
tiers with congenial adult family. good n ".
or Petworth section. Reply Suite 421,
ropolitan 415l.
COUPLE wants room and kitchen fur
nished: must be reasonable: Petvorth dis.
trict preferred. Phone Columbia 1888.
RETIRED LADY desires well-appointed
room, NV. section: give price. details. Ad.
dress Box 1927 Star ONCE.
COLORED-Furnished room with home
privileges in refined home: single woman.
Phone Lincoln 1920-J: not home Sunday.
Evening star., 1936-12-28

REUPHOLSTERING.
TWO-PIECE SUITES, $35.
Special for This Week.
Includes Labor and Materials.
NEW FURNITURE GUARANTEE
Slip Covers Made to Order.
ACME UPHOLSTERINGC co.
316b Mt. PLEASANT ST. COL. 1443.
Evening star., 1936-12-28

Lady Jane Is being completely reorgan-
lied Here Is an opportunity that comes
once before our capacity is filled II you
are an expert operator and HAVE FOL-
LOWING we want TO see you. We know
sitiOn we are making. All interviews will
be held in strictest confidence Phone Ma
interview now 2Ss
Evening star., 1936-12-28

HELP MEN AND WOMEN.
WHITE COUPLE. wife to do practics
nursing in EXCHANGE for apt; no children
1431 Fairmont 1t. NV.
Evening star., 1936-12-28

T1DEWATER' COAL co.
2."40 Lbs.-No Clinkers-Bagsed FREE,
Our Storing Method Keeps Down Dust.
STONE MOUNTAIN EGG, $3.50.
POCAHONTAS tsmokeless): Nut, 50:
stove. $40: egg. $1,000
VIRGINIA HARD tsmokeless): Pea
stove S10.15
1t Pays to Buy Good Coal WEST 1929.
Evening star., 1936-12-28
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

Siamese cats and kittens, 1901 Georgia
ave Shepherd 2O59
PEkINGESE. pedigreed stock little beau
ties. playful; nice New Years gifts: S25 up
l2l9 VI. ave. Met. 1904. Falls Church
549-W-3
Evening star., 1936-12-28
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
CAMERA REPAIRS
MOTOR TRAVEL

CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER q d'ALBERT. INC,
SIS 10th st NV Phone National ais
Evening star., 1936-12-28
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

kOOMS Win OOANOs
70es EASTERN AVE. rakoma PIX, D. @
Lovely furn. rm.. excel. board: German
cook; unlim. ph.: refined neishb'h'd: 5.s.
1920 18th ST.-Attractive home for young
ladies: several vacancies: home privileges;
walking distance: excellent meals. 29'
14O1 18th ST N.W.-Modernly furnished
outside rooms: plenty baths. heat and hot
m.n, m.rsu fpes eens: nsrkn. all rooms; 'elsetiv'
@ 1929 18th ST: N:w;.Two nice houses: ds:
refined young people: reasonable. 81
1929 K ST NV. The Lee-Marque-Nicefy
furnished single and double rooms, semi.
private bath. Excellent board. 29s
2O24 n ST. N.W.-Large front room next
to bath: twin beds; very YARN: suitable foI
each per month. Also single room for sen.
tleman Outside table boarders. - per
week
1925 RHODE ISLAND - Young people:
large hreplaces: excellent meals spacious
living and dining rooms: refined surround.
LINCOLN PARK 1877 18th st. n.e.-Bed
room. studio room nicely furnished: quiet,
clean. warm: good meals; reasonable.
1702 18th ST. N.w-vacancies for young
people; coneenial atmosphere; walking
distance. Reasonable. 2Ss
26sz WooDLEY PL. NV. near shoreham
Gentle family. Adams 0s44.
eO1i WYOMING AvE.-vacancies for men.
Large front room. basement room, private
entrance running water in room. shower
baths: convenient TRANSFORMATION.
1885 LAMONT ST. N.w.-Double roomi
;ssH;'s sss ssi :'S .n:: $ 4s:% sGisa
(Ca0tlraA p 6eNx paAl
Evening star., 1936-12-28

HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.
TAKE ADVANTAGE or OUR Low PRICES
AND So 90 MONTHLY PAYMENTS,
PaperinE Heating
Painting OIL Burners
Flooring Porch Enclosures
Plumbing Remodeling
Call MR. TABOR at Metropolitan OS54
for Free Estimate
THE HOME MODERNIZING Co
1909 9th St. N W. Night Phone CIev 5000.
Evening star., 1936-12-28
MISCELLANEOUS wANTEp.

BED ROOM. dining room. living room fur
homes: also odd pieces. Adams 1416.
BoOKs-,Highest prices paid for good
books. old National Geographics; BARGAIN
JOCKS BOUGHT. all kinds. any quantity
g. David Pearlman's Big Book Shop. 1907
@ NV Metropolitan 5415.
cLUThINQ-Highest prices paid for men,
used clothing Berman's. 1922 9TH 1t. NV
Phone Metropolitan 1857 viii call.
COMPLETE FURNISHINGS from 8 to q
room house. Write J. u. Ayers. WoOdford,
Va. 2ss
FURNITURE rugs. stoves, household goods,
etc; positively highest cash prices For
best results call any time Lincoln lO364.
FURNITURE. bric-a-brac. china. glass
ware. rugs. silverware paintings; high
est cash prices paid. Call Murray. Adams
GOLD-BRING YOUR OLD GOLD SILL
YER. PLATINUM TEETH, DISCARDED
JEWELRY WE PAY CASH A. KAHN
INC A YEARS AT 1856 r
CASH FOR OLD GOLD.
Silver watches. diamonds and old dis
carded lewelry. Full cash value paid.
SELINGER'S. SI8 r st. NV.
OLD GOLD, silver. platinum purchased for
manufacturing use: maximum price paid.
BURNSTfNES. 931 G ST NV.
Since 1855.
GOLD-DIAMONDS.
Highest Cash Prices.
A. Markell. Room 211. 91S r NV.
Evening star., 1936-12-28
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

BEAUTIFULLY furnished. warm, front
room, with bath and shower. in Arlington.
Bus at door. New house. new Simmons
twin beds Very reasonable to 1 or bust
ness women or couple. Phone walnut
1l63-W
Evening star., 1936-12-28
ROOMS FUR. g. UkFUR.
ROOMS WANTED.

2615 18th ST. NE-Very desirable large
front room; 3 windows; suitable two per.
sons. Potomac APO.
Evening star., 1936-12-28
BEAUTY OPERATORS.

YOUNG LADY. white. age ~ to rs. to help
around store room. board aud good pay.
$40 18th st
Evening star., 1936-12-28

sALESLADIES (12), experi-
enced in dresses and coats.
Only experienced need apply.
S. Klein, 1927 F st. NV.