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Evening star., 1937-07-30
CHAPTER XI.

Tip O'Brien. after the tenth person
had asked him the same question,
said he felt like the information booth
at Grand Central Station, with one
difference-he hadn't any informa-
ton. All that Duke had told him was
to cancel his reservation on the racing
special.
"Of course, he'll show up at Mi
ami" he said. "Whyever wouldn't he?
Lots OF other trains besides this one.
And what's the matter with you,
Fritzie, looking as If you were at a
funeral?"
Fritzie, who was holding her faith
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over her? What concern OF hers was
it? She didn't wish him any harm,
but she hoped she'd never see him
again She rang the bell. When the
| porter knocked she asked him to send
Rosetta to her at once. She was bend
ing over her papers, pencil in hand,
when Rosetta came in.
What do you mean, staying out
there so long?" she demanded angrily.
Get in your corner and go back to
your knitting. Why do you think I
brought you along except to have you
look after me?"
So Rosetta knit and Carol filled
sheet after sheet of paper. But still
the figures seemed to mean nothing.
AS the train pulled into the station
at Miami Rosetta, looking out of the
window, gasped.
What on earth's the matter with
you?" asked Carol.
II swear to goodness saw Mr.. Mad
ison just now," Rosetta answered.
Don't be silly, Rosetta. He's in
California"
well, has he got a twin maybe
that I never heard tell Of? Cause
that man was his spittin' image"
Carol, fumbling in her purse for
money for the porter, did not answer.
Rosetta clutched her by the arm as
they stepped from the car to the sta
ton platform.
"Are you sure, Miss Carol?
Cause
A man was hurrying toward them,
arms outstretched.
Carol! Carroll" he called.
She reached for Rosettas arm to
steady herself
Hartley" she gasped. "Why aren't
you in California? What are you
doing here?"
Then she drew her breath sharply.
Just behind him was Duke.
Aren't you glad to see me, darling?"
asked Hartley, taking both her hands.
What are you doing here?" she de-
manded.
Just decided must see you, dear.
Perhaps I shouldn' have surprised
you like this, but Duke and I
thought"
"oh. yes, Mr.. Bradley! What, pray,
has he to do with our affairs?"
always glad to be of assistance to
my friends" said Duke gayly. "You
know, told you-"
Il know what you told me and
what told you," she began in hard
voice. then stopped.
Hartley looked at her anxiously. He
was thinking that Duke had not ex-
aggerated. There was something de-
cidedly wrong with her or she would
not act In this strange fashion. He
was deeply disappointed, too. He had
thought she would be glad to see him.
Instead, she seemed angry. He felt
hand on his arm. It reminded him
Of something.
Carol" he said, 'let me present
DR.. Beard. DR.. Beard, this is Miss
Clayton"
Carol nodded an acknowledgment Of
the introduction. but she did not
speak.
"Dr. Beard just happened to be
coming down." said Hartley in ex-
planation. land I wanted him to
meet you. I'm glad Of the chance
that's thrown us together. You look
tired and seem nervous. think I'll
ask him to look you over"
"I'm perfectly all right" said Carol.
Lets get out Of here II you'll Just
help round up my luggage, I'll be
grateful"
Duke had come close to her and
asked in . low tone II she hadn't
forgotten somethtns-he'd thought
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THE STORY THUS FAR.

Carol Clayton resents her dead
fathers friend, handsome Duke
Bradley, a bookmaker. She Is
engaged to tDealthy Hartley Mad
ison and Duke accuses her OF
marrying for money. Inturiated,
Carol postpones her ,pedding and
starts to play the horses so she
can pay him her fathers s76, 900
debt. She challenges him to take
her bets, although 1rhat Duke
really 1ndnts is Hartley'S business
q ,pish that Carol determinedly
thuarts. Her luck is phenomenal,
but on the racing special to Flor
ida, he 1rdrns her that she is
heading for q nervous breakdown.
Then Duke makes a daring mope.
He goes to NeU York and tells
Hartley OF Carols condition.
This, he kno1rs, 1rill bring him to
Florida. Once at the track, Duke
kno1Ds he ,riA bet.
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ful Kifhe BY one hand, placed the other
on Tips shoulder and pushed him out
into the corridor, where they could
not be overheard.
You don't need to hold anything
back from Kifie and me-" she said
II was wondering-he's taken an awful
walloping this season. If he's wiped
out-well, speak up, Kiffie. 1t was
your idea as much as mine for once"
Don't seem he could help knowing
anybody would stake him, who had a
pile" said Kifie Il would have, even
when I was jealous of him-and now,
when 1 amt any more, I'd go the limit
for him"
Hes out plenty" said Tip, "and I
think his being absent without leave,
rs you might say, has something to
do with It, But only temporary, Of
course-he said he was taking flyer
In futures-nothing else. But I'll bank
on Duke turning up, and smiling when
he turns"
"Only trouble with him." said Frit-
lie, "is his heart is too big and his
conscience too tender. Why, I've
known him to refuse bets where he
could have raked in his pile because
he knew the other fellow hadn't a
chance or couldn't afford to lose"
They had not heard the door of q
compartment open and turned in
astonishment when they heard q
mocking voice.
Who's dead?" 1t was Carol. NO
body alive has such things said about
him"
"Fritzie's not the first to talk like
that about Duke" said Tip. "And
what could tell after working with
him all these years."
wouldn't 1t be interesting If he
were in the next compartment and
heard all these eulogies?" said Carol
HE sn't even on the train" said
the literal-minded Kifie. And no.
body, not even Tip, knows where
he ls."
How Interestingly" said Carol. pass
ing them How long has he been
strayed, lost or stolen? If there's an
inquiry Of any kind I can't be wit
ness. I hadn't even missed him.
They did not speak until she had
gone beyond hearing. Then:
Like Tophet she hasn't" said
Fritzie.
"Sweet-ems," asked Kiffie anxiously,
you didn't Just tell me what you did
80 I wouldn't mind you and Duke
being 50 friendly, did you? Seems to
me people who have case on each
other don't act"
you're q dear, Kifie-lamb," said
Fritde, but you're the worlds big
gest boob at times. Just ask Tip what
he thinks"
They're even dunber than Kifiie," F."
answered the all-seeing young man.
don't know where Duke is, but as
for that stiff-necked, housekeeping,
bed-tempered dame. she's 80 deceit
full she'd lie to herself At first
grudsed her every cent she took in
Now I wish she'd clean US out, so we'd
get rid Of her for keeps Come on
let's 60 in and have ourselves q little
game Of poker don't like this
neighborhood. She'll be coming back
any time and don't want any more
talk with or from her"
Rosetta was knitting when Carol re-
turned to the compartment. opened
her bag and took out her papers to
work on her percentages.
"Where'd you 90, honey?" she asked.
II just walked through the other
cars" said Carol. Il saw some one
get On who looked like q friend Of
mine I knew in London, and I thought
I'd surprise her. But I was mis-
taken"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DAILY TRIPS MOVING LOADS AND PAPT
,osds M TO and from BALTIC. Phila. and New
o,tI. loth. FREQUENT tripS to other Eastern
GltIsS Dependable Service Since 1909 >
IaE E DAVIDSON TRANSFER a. STORAGE
co Phone Decatur $500
pN AND AFTER THIS DATE I Will, NOT
De responsible for any debts CONTRACTED Nv
n auy one other than mvsen. HARRY j
MILLER. l4iS Juniper St nv 20.
ANY PERSONS WHO SAW AUTO STRIKE
einer4y woman at eth and pa ave n W On
51ne ~ at 80 p I'M, please phone Nail
PLASTFRERS LOCAL NO 7-spn~-,.I
meeting Sunday. 1890 am, sos Eve st
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DEATHS REPORTED

Lillian N; pu Paul: 7s. a23 18th st. ne.
Amalia Chiera, "a. 1924 Kenyon st.
Samue. r stott. 73. 27O7 Adams Mill I'd.
Foley Solomon. 20, TO7 Quincy St
Robert Cornett. sr. 50. 2TO6 18th st.
Henry o. Gartner, 81 Emergency Hospital.
Alexander Deavens, 81. Gallinger Hospital.
Paul P. Allen. 55, GEORGETOWN Hospital.
Joseph B. tanahan. 3S. Sibley Hospital.
Ira D. Klatt. 35. Casualty Hospital.
Carl W. Christensen, 81 woods near kim
Louise Talon. IL. Providence Hospital
Infant Richard Fleming, Children's Hos.
pital.
Ellen Rhans, rs, Qallinssr Hospital,
James 4. Carroll. 90, a. St,
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Los T..

@SSb.
ACCOUNT BOOK, black. small; Vicinity
> I'D or Holmes 8; Son Bakery.
1hI male. yellow. part Persian: reward
Phone Randolph 1879
COCKER SPANIEL. female. white and red
E,iclnlty Silver Spring. Finder cali Shen.
COLLIE DOG. brown. 4 white feet, lost
SUNDAY morning: named "Rex" Ovner
y. Monteomery. S1@ B st. ne
DOG. small Pekinese by the name Of Fui.
reward II returned to 4S11 Blagden ave
= 3ls
FRATERNITY PIN. Psi Omega shield
Tisrei,, Tnspei norder @ Of opaIs; generous reward
.ttieolii oIo4 81.
SUM OF MONEY on L St. near eth: serious
toss. S. nperal reward Address Box 334-J,
WATCH. ladys Illinois inscribed Marie"
ana bracelet e. diamonds, 3 sapphiresl: re-
ward Emerson 1851
WIRE HAIRED TERRIER with black spots
ana black head. male. 46l3 Chevy CHASE
oNd Reward. Wisconsin 431S
WRIST WATCH mans Hamilton yellow
eold' between Georgia ave and Kennedy
ana lith and Peabody: reward 5y3t I3th
pI. NV. Randolph 563S. ''
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SITUATIONS DoMEs1lc.

COLORED WOMAN wants part-time or
days work. Ellen Barnes. $50 49th ST.
ne. Atlantic 1889
GIRL neat, colored wants morning work
Call Decatur 1927. !!2'!2 18th st. NV.
GIRL, colored. wants 2 steady Job, good
references. Phone Met. oS16.
GIRL, colored. desires Job as general house
worker or cook: references. District SS74
LADY desires to secure for her maid a few
part-tme Jobs: cleaning and cooking din
ners. Potomac 411l.
WOMAN. settled. colored place and house
worker PLAIN cooking. no children. reliable
references. Phone Atlantic t461.
WOMEN coIored y. desire chambermaid
work. full or part time: experienced: ref
erence. Lincoln 11lU-J.
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HELP DOMESTIC,

GIRL, neat, for general housework expert
enced with children; good laundress; S25
mo-, room and board: downstairs room;
city references. 133. Sheridan st. NV.
GIRL OR WOMAN, care for child. exchange
for good home; $40 month. Snyder 1906
r. C. c. rd. Col. 1O063
WHITE GIRL to care for apt in Argonne,
prepare dinner tor man and two small sons.
Apply 7s2 Woodward Bldg. District 1870.
WHITE WOMAN experienced cook for
institution, ability to handle kitchen help:
references. Phone Shepherd 3419.
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COFFEE Statesmen
ROUTE SALESMAN

Married man between 25 and 80 neat
appearing. to take charge of establishe ed
route, cash bond required: car furnished; ;
an excellent opportunity for hard worker
See Mr.. Yungkurth, 3O34 l4th st. NV, 6
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Natures Children
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.
PETUNIA.
FLOWER lovers are finding the
snowy blossoms of the petunia
more and more valuable as a border
or for massed planting. Each year
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SALESMAN.

SALESMFN-Here is a real chance to get
a real break! We are offering PERMA-
NENI connection with one OF the largest
WASHINGTON. Highest commissions paid
and a new Chevrolet demonstrator is fur
nlShec. Modern snow room. plenty OF
floor traffic and a good prospect list is
furnished. Previous experience IS not
necessary. we viii! tram you ourselves
Apply to Mr.. RoSenthal. 400 New York
ave p.w.
MAN to sell coal and oil on a very attrac-
tive commission basis. Address Box ;I.U-J
Star office.
THIS BUILDING ORGANIZATION is NOW
RECOGNIZED AS THE LARGEST PRO-
DUCER OF SMALL HOMES IN THE
WASHINGTON AREA SALES HAVE
PASSED THE $3.50, 900 MARK IN FOUR
MONTHS OF SELLING WE HAVE ROOM
FOR PRODUCER: PREFER MAN ABOUT
30 EXPERIENCED IN REAL ESTATE
MARRIED OWNING A CAR. WRITE IN
DETAIL FOR AN APPOINTMENT AD-
DRESS BOX l1s-D. STAR OFFICE.
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statesmen
OF Ambition and Integritv

BY one of the oldest and most reliable real
estate firms in the District OF Columbia
We have plenty of prospects and good leads.
and an opening for the right man. Kindly
answer in your own handwriting. stating
age. references and experience Addres Box
I!S-n -
Evening star., 1937-07-30

REAL ESTATE-OLD-ES-
TABLISHED OFFICE HAS
OPENING FOR MAN BE-
TWEEN 25 AND 80 YEARS
IN RENTAL DEPT. PROVEN
SALES ABILITY IS ESSEN
T1AL. PHONE NATIONAL
1851 FOR APPOINTMENT.
Evening star., 1937-07-30

BULOVA, ElRin, Wsltham and Hamilton
watches in yellow and white gold: both
mems and ladies wrist watches $3.50
worth UP to S45): other good watches as
low as So: take your choice, save plenty
money. Dixie Pawnbrokers' Exchange, 111S
H st ne Open till pm
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HELP MEN.

AUTOMOBILE BODY AND FENDER MAN:
some some ready for work. Apply Mr.. Jacobs,
:5o4O M st. NV.
AUTOMOBILE METAL WORKER. Ist-
CsS c!ass' permanent ,, position. Apply City
Sap i-4- E4th st. NV.
AUTO METAL WORKER. lst class. Dave
MOTIFS Auto Service. 1929 NJ st. NV.
BOY. bright. exceptionally good reader
1pP. 1ppiy 80 q ST. NV. pm. or after.
BUTCHER wanted. exp. with refs. Ap-
ply IN person. 2Ol Kennedy st. NV.
CABINET MAKER and repeirman. e1nert
Sli Penn. ave NV.
COLLECTION MAN for installment clothing
mouse; man with car and ability to use
poOd .ypewrlfer preferred but not essential
S3-H. Star Office
COUNTERMAN. experienced. must be 81
years OF age and have good references.
Apply Icons Delicatessen. 113I I4th ST.
EXECUTIVE SALESMAN for financial In
stltution; must be over 80 and have good
personality; good income and opportunity
s,a, eoa advvancement. Hvan Address Box 2l6-H.
from better type stores In this city; right
u.s., yssf a:s fsfershse ADDRESS ss's Ros
JEWISH u BOYS. sell Hebrew New Year
CARDS; no investment; big profits. Herbert
Levy Co. 512 H St ne
MAGAZINE SALESPEoPLE. crew mana
fons Gs See ps5 M seee cs41o al puhes
aSt and ana c SITS. ne, bet. 10 and IL or 2
MAN (white?, earn room. obtain board for
Club CLUB 1867 Sesk1s; Eye ptart-''me g. work Coop.
MEAT CUTTER frst-class; state expert
ence age. reference: good salary Address
Box 333-J. Star office. 30s
MEN CO. for our Chevrolet sales oreani-
zason; experience s not necessary intensive
let salesman; however it is essential that
you be local man. 40, to so years Of age.
hayd hayd 0Nri.r own nt any make be
not wanted; our men sell both new and
used use, ears and 1 trucks highest rates Of
visor. Owens Motor Co., s3s3 Ga. ave. 'e
MESSENGER. white boy. reliable. depend
abte: ape Ss week start. 1919 NV. Room
MOTOR MOT MAN, exp: also stoker mechanics:
Gerber. for appointment.
NIGHT BELI.MAN, white must have ele-
operate switchboard: S45 per month, Ap-
ply 1922 21st st. NV.
ORNAMENTAL IRON CRAFTSMAN, thor
oughly familiar with steel stair work; state
CIV o"iaA eApSGleu pei ndnenG
Reading, Pa 3Os
PHARMACIST. registered, part time or re-
lief Job. State age and experience. Ad-
dress Box 335-D. Star once.
PHARMACIST wanted, downtown drug
store. Box 143H. Star.
PREssER. must have operators permit;
r rslerences required. Apply after pm,
PRINTING SALESMAN. spare time: good
opportunity; confidential. Address BOX
1S1-D, Star ONCE.
ROOFING statesmen. experienced. profit-
sharing or commission basis. Phone North
4l52. 1341 Conn. ave.
sion. MANAGER. Metropolitan 5000. 80"
SALESMAN for G. E. oil burners; unusual
plan for man with car Mr. Hierling 1913
r. l. ave. ne. Greenwood O975.
SALESMAN experienced, for mems fur
nishings store. Apply 534 sth st. Sc.
Statesmen. experienced in mems wear.
Room 71O. 1893 ST. NV.
SALES MANAGER. must have laundry ex-
splendid opportunity with an old. we'll
established nrm. Address Laundry. Box
SHOP FoREMAN-Must be familiar with
Chevrolet cars; only capable men need
apply: salary increase after ability Is
demonstrated. Address Box 1921. Star
soLIcTToRsCsellinV novel coupon idea
fSE s'',! dry ss. ele.nins s plsnt. ssls ds. ave,
Evening star., 1937-07-30
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

DESIRE a midde-aged couple interested
in sharing home and expenses. Chevy
Chase section. Address Box 345-J. Star
SOLICITOR tPHONE), SALESMAN wanted
BY photographer: no coupon 425 Bond
| am: Thurs. Fri, Sat. to 9 pm
WHITE COUPLE, man employed to care
for a better-claSS rooming house in eX-
change for living quarters. Box 18Th. Star.
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MEN WANTED

SURE FIRE PROPOSITION TO MAKE
MONEY IF YOU CAN SELL HOUSEHOLD
ERS, IRONERS. RADIOS RANGES HIGH
EST RATE OF COMMISSION IN TOWN
AND .. BhILEYS STORES. I141 johnson
ave. NV between l4th and 18th, r and
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert: books started. BAL
anced. audited. kept part time: tax prob
LENS: most reasonable: refs. Adams 1896.
BOOKKEEPER, age 30. capable. trained
and experienced in many fields account
ancy: references either permanent or tenn
porary work. Address Box 351-J. Star
office.
BOY. colored desires position. houseboy in
private home: good cook; references. Ad-
dress Box 373-J. Star office. 30'
CHEF, colored. exp: sea food. pastries.
general cooking. menus: good percentage:
hotel. club. cafeter a. North 6SS7-J.
CLERK. "a Masonic desires position: IL
years railway experience: excellent refer
ence and bond: no selling. Address Box
:.S3-J. Star office.
FILIPINO. neat, experienced cook, driver,
houseman. wants position: leave town; ref
erences. Address Box 350-J Star office. 30'
MAN white, in good health. desires posi-
tion as watchman. janitor, file clerk or
caretaker small estate. Address Box
3g2-J. Star office. l.
SALDSMAN 30 years old. 10 years sales
experience. now employed. desirouS of max
ing change. No specially selling or house
to-houSe work considered. Address Box
:'67-J. Star once. l.
TYPING to do evenings at home; reason
able. Call Lincoln S691-J after 5 pm. 3O'
YOUNG MAN wishes job as counterman
or delicatessen clerk; experienced. Decatur
4170 Apt. 4l2.
Evening star., 1937-07-30

CLOTHING-Men's new and slightly used
suits. 50, 81 and 50 80 each. best selection
in town: save money. Dixie Pawnbrokers'
Exchange. 1l1S H st. ne. Open to D m.
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HELP MEN.

(Continued)
UPHOLSTERER, experienced man Acme
Opholstering Co.. 3l65 Mt. Pleasant st.
WINPoW vy!o 20 W.. DREssERs. crepe paper exp:
NV. Service Window Display. o '''
WOOL SPOTTER, experienced on white
work; come ready for work. Aristo's, 1926
south Capitol st.
YOUNG MAN for contacts on laundry
and know city: references required; steady
ONCE. ~-
YOUNG MAN, single. with drivers permit,
LOT automobile stock room work. See Mr.
Sweeney, Anacostia Motor Co, 1925 Good
Hope rd. Sc.
YOUNG MAN white. experienced in grocery
store steady work. Apply 919 4th st. sw
ppouNG YOUNG MAN to operate switchboard.
YOUNG MAN about 20 to 30 years OF age,
with some experience in meeting people,
Tor unique type Of educational work: must
helpful, but not essential. Write eivins
references education and experience. Ad-
Dress Box 18Th. Star Office
YOUNG snoIS, e,,aI; MEN C.. neat-appearine. for
Suite 305. 1917 F st. NV.
YOUNG MEN, ,. interested in future. for
SAFES work with worlds largest home heat
ing and air conditioning company We
and daily commissions Tor s those eVHh. Who
qualify. Apply 1860 Columbia I'd. NV.
before noon.
COFFEE statesmen.
8, experienced to take orders for the
Great american Tea Co. Those expert
anteed salary with assured promotion Ap.
The Great American Tea Co.,
3034 14th St NV. md Floor
Evening star., 1937-07-30

CHINA CASE. excellent mahor and din.
cheap 3422 Garfield ST NV
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CAMERAS-Special low prices. Candid
cameras movie outfits. Buy, sell, exchange.
Robbins. 5o9 14th st NV
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DAVENPORT BED beds. tables chairs,
dreSsers, chinoniers. chi1orobe ottoman.
bookcase, wardrobe. chest of drawers, liv.
I'm. suite etc: no dealers. Adams Bill.
Evening star., 1937-07-30

DIAMOND AND EMERALD bracelet ap-
praised at 81 500. and diamond pin. sp-
praised at Sl.5no: must be sold At once TO
L SE le a
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FANS FANS FANS-A. cd. c. Universal
new and used; exchanged. repaired. guar.
anteed. all sizes Carty. 1908 18th.
cheap: D marble top tables. 20 rood chairs.
cigar showcase, stools beer cooler. coun.
1915 9TH st. NV %
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ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR Frigidsire,
l. Gu #. all porcelain. perfect condition:
cost S,35. sacrifice: cheap Columbia 1910.
FAN FOR SALE-22 in wide Apply John
McShsin construction work. 14th and q
Evening star., 1937-07-30

| DAVENPORT SUITE. 3-piece Karpen mo-
| hair fine condition: reasonable. Adams
| 1ffs,
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P1ANOS-You can save money on re-
conditioned and floor sample baby grAnds
IN our store this week: used Lincoln, sos:
used Starr S245: slightly used Chase d
Baker. S345. $3.50: floor sample Fischer.
now Si95. S535; floor sample five-foot
Lauter grand. now S3a5 Very easy terms
Natl. 4I3O. KITS. 1870 G st
Evening star., 1937-07-30

DINING ROOM SET. a-piece walnut:
priced for immediate sale: $35 1918 Le-
cation st. Chevy Chase. D. c. Clev 114T
Evening star., 1937-07-30

DISPLAY CASE, meat and delicatessen.
6-lt. refrfeerator. white porcelain. com.
plete, like new, very reas Greenwood Oa15
Evening star., 1937-07-30

RE-UPHOLSTERING.
Two-Piece Suite, $35. I
Includes Labor and Materials.
All Furniture Factory Rebuilt
ACME UPHOLSTERING CO..
3le5 NJ Pleasant et. NV. Oh. eS4s
(Continued On Next PaSS.)
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REPAIRS 8 SERVICE.

BEDDING. MATTRESSES box springs and
pillows reno. best prices and prompt del
Wash Mattress Co. 3l9 L st. s.w. Nat. 6679
Evening star., 1937-07-30

UPHCLSTERER, experienced man Acme
upholstering Co., 3165 Mt. Pleasant At
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.


LADY 40, desires position as companion.
nurse for elderly person: $40 week; would
travel. Address Box 1921. Star ONCE.
sTENOGRAPHER-Typ with high school
education. age 49, some expr. insurance;
accurate. Industrious. Clev. 71s5.
TYPIsT-DICTAPHONE OPERATOR, thor
oughly experienced. 8 yrs; type over 20
words minute; Protestant; age %. Met.
9771.
WOMAN, young. wants part-time work;
references. Hillside O529-J.
YOUNG LADY wishes any kind Of once
work; stenoeraphy, once machine expert
ence; small salary. Potomac 3773.
MRS. JAMES F. CURTIS wishes to place
. secretary for several weeks. Proficient
in shorthand and typing. Call Met. O021.
SITUATIONS MEN & WoMEN.
COUPLE, colored, competent. wishes posi-
tion as very good cook and experienced
chauffeur or butler; references Lincoln
1851.
CAMERA REPAIRS.
CAMERA REARING.
o1S 10th et. NV. Phone NationN l919.
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| YOUNG MAN, single. with drivers permit,
Ior automobile stock room work See Mr.
sweeney, Anacostla Motor Co., 1925 Good
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PERMANENTS, S1.95.

Finger wave. 13c: manicure. 15c; etc:
free marcelS and haircuts daily. Met. Ts18
Special. Three Beauty Services. soc,
Mabelt Honour School. 13io N. Y. Ave
Evening star., 1937-02-14
SONS AND DAUGHTERS
OF LIBERTY

The State Good OF Order Committee
will hold rummage sale February
II. The 1897 State Convention Com
mittee will meet February "a in the
Hotel Washington.
Hope Council will meet February
% in Naval Lodge Hail.
Justice Council will meet February
18 in Northeast Masonic Temple.
Washington Council will meet Feb
ruary "a at 935 @ place.
Columbia Council was called to
order by the councillor, Mrs Helen
Robinson. The outside guard elect,
Mrs. Nellie Pierce was installed. A
meeting of the officers and color bear
ers will be held today in Northeast
Masonic Temple. The next meeting
will be February 19. The State coun-
annual official visit, and the national
councillor and associate national coun-
cilor will be guests.
True Blue Council will meet Febru-
ary IS at 7. Fourth street northeast
Potomac Council was called to order
by the councillor. Mrs. Lottie Gill. A
bingo party will be held March 8. The
next meeting will be February II at
935 G place.
Monroe Council was called to order
by the councillor, Miss Bernice Stearns.
The councillor elect, Miss Mary Red
miles. and 18 months trustee, Miss
Bernice Stearns, were installed. The
next meeting Is February l6.
Valley Forge Council will meet FEB
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