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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-08
YOUNG Musicians to Perform

MEMBERS OF the families OF
'i the pupils and friends have
been invited 20 recital by the
piano class Of cara Dsrrow in
the parlors Of the First Methodist
church. South 5th and X. at 7:3o
this Friday night. They VIII be
assisted by the Junior chorus OF
the First Methodist church. Jennie
r. W. johnson. director and Car
men nm. soprano pupil Of Maurice
Dublin, who VIII sing One Fine
Day" from Madame Butterfly"
by puccini. Brahms Cradle Song"
and The Kiss Waltz" by Arditi.
The following pupils are being
presented. Harriet and Donald
Cook. Barbara Joy and Richard
Albertson. Charles Roe. Adrienne
Allison, Sally Shutes. Doris Ptirdy.
Charlotte O'clock. Alice Mont
brou~ous. Faye MeCrady, Beverly
Mooney. Jeanne Perusse. roshi
Nakamura, kimiko FuJimoto. Will
ard Miller. Lyle Peruhse. Nina and
Alta Hansen and Mildred Bossart.
T EoNA MCQUEEN announces a
- piano students recital 10 be
given Monday evening, June 10. at
the First United Presbyterian
church at 8 p. IN. Those taking
part are;
kazuko Sakahara. FrBness
Frykland. Jeanette Anderson, 10
Ann Allen. Ivan Jensen, kiyo day.
sshi. Eloise Larson. Clends Gay,
Donald Tibbltts. Alice YamagIehi.
ward Yamaguchi Catherine
Bennes. Roberta koitler. Esther
10th. Ardith 10th. shizuko Horits.
Richie Gardner. Diane Dorsey.
Aasako Ysno. Sharon Roy. Dixie
Woolsrd. Virginia Bergman, Ma
sage Fukui. Sara Jean hather,
Clifford Collins, Jimmy Hutton.
kimiye Jingug. claricc RasmIAon.
Birdie Lohman. May NilyamA,
Ruby Kamasaka. Marvel Whippls.
AT THE Ted Brown Music hall.
~ il2i Broadway. these pupils
Of Mrs. Charles Finley viii BE-
presented In program Of piano
music At & p. m. saturday
Jane Baldwin. Jaoqusline Brown.
Sidney Mumford. Marie Mcclure.
Kenneth Nichols. Dsrlsin- Paniey.
Ann Piper. Asrilyn Powell, Joeiyn
Porter. Joan Ross. Patricia Hner.
man. Rosemary Boyne. Lucille
Johnson. Frances Mcclure. kaih.
leen Mclaughlin. Catherine
O'Brien. Dorothy PAYia. Patricia
Piper. Roberta Powell. Patricia
Ross. Virginia Schroeder. 4afisns
TriebNasssr
A SISTED By Thsoiors Miesnik.
violin. and the string trio
which includes janice NicnniS.
eslio. and Theodore Hiehnis NO
In. with Mrs. Helen hlehnik a.
The piano pupils u Florence ".
RiInrll are on a recital program
n - given Al Mason Methodist
church. Yriday. June 10 a. 2 p. m.
Piano pupils on the program are
Florence Guthrie, Rosemary Need
nam. Bsrtara ADssman. Joan
Ackef. Lucille Graham. Joan Hsr-
rison. Carnan Glsissr. Betty Jean
Love. Nancy Rlshl. Ehsa Jane
Rlsnl. Virginia sichoisoa. Joan
HokanSon. Joyce Christie. Russell
Seff. Betty HOOKER.
s ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-08

harmony 81 u
dent can write
. hymn tune In
fact. many poo
pie who ha We
had i,sis little
IN q " ! edge H
harmony havs
written hym n
tunes hteh
hsvc had a con
sssiersssle ctr
raiatioa
Hut cur best
tu nes are ny
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-08
Meet TO Plan for
State Convention

Tacoma music teachers are
asked to attend special meet
ing to be held at the Coralie
Flaskett studio. 93ll Broad
way, Monday at 12:l5. Plans
are to be made for participa-
ton in the state convention TO
be held at Everett June 1928.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-08

Fair On the other side of the
record is remember that the Fair
site used to be a marsh--"Swamp-
fire.
Ability 10 spot a potential song
hit is often az important 10
bandleader as the ability 10 play
II well Almost every leader IN
the business except Jimmy Dorsey
fluffed off Little Curly Hair In
a High Char and now the songs
on the way 10 the top Of the hi
parade and Jlmmy's Decca record
Of IL IL a best-seiler
Bobby Byrneis record ~ Deed
/ Do with is Dorothy Claire vo-
cal. is starting a revival for the
tune Duke Ellington has found
still another word for blues IN
the title Of his latest Victor re-
lease. Never No Lament" Look
through a list Of his recordings
and youu find all the possible
synonyms for blue and blues
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-08

II Ia ssranx. fact that hymn
tunes same ~ which live Tor ages
represent ore ~ ire smallest
firms 81 musical composition. Any
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-08

II you're not using u, sell II with
a Fast Action Times Want Al
Phone MAN sl5L.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-08
BERNARD AUS is announcing a

BERNARD AUS Is announcing n
- recital OF violin pupils at
Weyefhaeuser hall. at S p. m.
Wednesday. June 10 On the pro-
gram will be Alice Stockton. Vlr-
ginia Wepfer. John Joyce. Ronald
kilde. Billy Ringseth. Joyce De
Loria, Lorraine Pratt Roberta
Wolff and Thomas Archer. Alice
Stockton was concertmastsr and
Virginia Wepfer a member Of the
first violin section OF the national
junior high school orchestra al
Los Angeles recently. Mildred
Tummonds IL the accompanirt,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-08

DIANo pupils Of Mrs. c. NJ L.
4 Bnndy Will be presented IN
recital at Weyorhaeuser hall Tues
day. juno IL, at S p. m. On the
program are Charlotte Miller, who
will play one OF her own compo-
sitions, Moon Dawn" Beverly
Belfoy. one OF the younger must
clans distinguished as an accom-
PIANIST. Carol Sutton. Jimmie Bur
rows. Donald Mooney, Darlene
Olson. Bobby Burrows. Billy Bel
foy, Shirley Furseth. Barbara
Oathout, Phyllis Lind, Jimmie
Sutton, Nancy Ashley, Billy
hrum. Wells Ashley. Vera
Nichols, Lorna June Flanders.
Noriko Matsusawa. Esther Jensen.
Beverly Tveter. Helen Hewkins.
The program covers n wide va
riety of piano compositions. rang
ing from the beginners group by
John Thompson to the works Of
Sibelius. Schubert. Rimsky-korsa-
koff. Rachmaninoff and Beethoven.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC,

COOK, Al colored, woman; public work;
good city reference. 1906 9th st. NV.
COOK. 1st-class. colored wishes lob: 10
years experience; stay or go; exp. with din
ner parties; ref. DE. 1857.
GIRL colored, reliable. high school grad
uate. wants full or part time Job. Call
Hillside 1913. References.
GIRL, colored. wants part-time or days
work. Lincoln Sl6S-J.
GIRL. coored. wants work as maid or
housekeeper Call Atlantic 4sO7-J.
GIRL colored employed mornings desires
evening work. MI. S0S1.
GIRL. coored. wishes work as nursemaid
or general houseworker; no cooking. At
lantic 6341.
GIRL colored wants days. part-time work.
GIRL colored, from N c.. wishes work as
maid: STAY nights; likes children. De-
catur 1222.
GIRL, colored, general housework, part
time or all day; no Sundays; ref Can
GIRL reliable. colored, wants general
S9cl.
GIRL. colored. wants part-time work for
mornings or evenings AID. 1877
GIRL colored. wishes job as maid. nurse
maid. mothers helper or gh.w. North
6Ol1
GIRL colored. wants work as mothers
helper or nurse Michigan s616.
GIRL colored; wishes INV or plain
GIRL colored Southern. wishes job as
mothers helper: GOOD cook; stay nights
or home nights. Hobart Pts.
GIRL with first-claSs reference wants job
as general houseworker: very reliable: no
Sundays Hobart 292l
GIRL colored, reliable. experienced, wants
Job as maid; part time or full city REL
erence. MI 419l.
GIRL, young. colored, wants Job as mothers
helper, or Office girl. Call Dupont 1Slo.
GIRL. neat. colored. wants work. nursing
or general housework; has refs. ME o'4o
GIRL. colored. reliable, maid or gh:w. IN
small family; no Sundays; ref. AT. 0''S.J.
GIRL, colored, reliable, experienced, city
refs. wishes general housework. GE, 2ol5.
GIRL, colored, wants part-time housevork.
l229 e2nd 81. NV
GIRL. Southern. general housework, nurse
or maid, days work or regular; reis. DlS-
trct 1854.
GIRL. colored: wants maid or sh oso5 plain
GIRL, colored, reliable, wants general
housework with adult family references.
Call DU. 1854.
GIRLS ca. colored, want part-time ghw.,
plain cooking; experienced laundresSes.
MI 6576.
GIRLS Co5. colored want work. part-time
days work, or regular; no Sundays GOOD
refs: > yrs. last place. ME- Ossl.
GRADUATED NURSE, colored, work OF any
kind with nice family Call Lincoln 1914.
WOMAN. colored. care for invalid or chill
dren, domestic work, full or part time.
Hobart 12l9.
WOMAN. colored, desires gh.w. from 10
to pm; no Sundays; ref. DE. 5O66.
WOMAN. colored reliable, wishes part-time
work. morning or evening. Dupont 1892.
AZ Fla. ave. NV.
WOMAN, colored, wants work by day only;
good, willing worker. District 1884
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CATTLE & LIVESTOCK.

RIDING AND WORK HORSES. 10: ! dap
pie gray. ) years old: ponies; buggy,
harness, Wicker last saddle colts. spot
ted Reasonable. In rear 736 18th 81. Re.
SELLING OUT milk goats, rabbits suine a
pigs; cheap Allen. Spring st. East River
dale Heishts. Md
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

THDEN GARDENS. 5000 TILDEN-DE-
lightful TT, apt. 3 exp: cool, quiet; over
looks garden park. EN-. 1926 or WO. 1925.
ENTIRE end FLOOR IN DETACHED
e e0@ss ADULTS s%f ons aeors IA 4o44
S 1880 T Geo ave iiv r nth and Sedr ms
k. b., incl. gas. cleo GE. 1888. ewes.
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT-HOTEL. Goth
bath: day S.. ! OF persons week; SIS.
nicely furn Natl 5425.
1895 18th ST. W.-WALK DIST DOWN
liberation fPNe a sa7.5o l up Manager APT 2oa
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.--1 RIM. KITCHEN
and bath: good location; cow. to bus;
THE CLIFTON. 1929 CLIFTON ST. NV.
kitchen and pantry; $4,000. See janitor.
BRADFORD APIS, 1900 K ST. NV
Attractive bldg on downtown to11,sS corner
2O1O KALORAMA RID. N.w-sUBLET .
large rooms. kitchen bath, shower. See
janitor.
CEDAR COURTS" TACOMA PIX; D; C.;
rms kit, bath. porch; util: incl; play LAZY yard;
l st or Ind A.; reas. Mgr. GE Q523.
2135 ST. N.W-LARGE FRONT STUDIO
rm. sink. grill. Venetian blinds: 81 ,5O-S25
mo; hall rm.. $3.50. DI. 2135.
2616 L ST Nw-FRsT FL, 2 RMS,
kit. Frigidaire. garage. laundry. II
1923 RTTTENHOUSE NW.-3 RMS, KIT.
din. bath. utilities incl. accom-. 3 adults;
gentiles: convenient After g pm.
DOWNTOWN - KITCHENETTE APT,
large bed-living room, kitchen, cleo. refg.
1888 N. Y. ave, Apt. 2. IL
435 IRVING ST N.W-TW0 BROOM
apis. private entrance; s. and $3.50 per
week: mr. Soldiers Home.
1910 INGLESIDE TER. NV. (BELow 18th
and Newton)-2 rms, bath, porch, refg'
S4S-S3S. Cool location.
l71s 17th N.W-NEWLY DECORATED,
nicely furn. liv. rm., . bedrms.. kit. bath;
Frigidaire. cleo. gas. incl; $50 mo.
3419 WIS. AvE-3 RMS. BATH, NEWLY
decorated; complete modern kitchen; refg.
insulated house; unlim phone.
1888 HARVARD ST. NW--l LARGE
room. front apt. complete for Ink; Frigid-
aire: cow. trans: 81 wk.
1918 CALVERT ST. N.W-ATT., NEWLY
dec; l. bed lv T.. kit, fr.; gas cleo. refs;
comp adults. no. 1868.
FOR SEVERAL MONTHS. CONN. AVE
At Davenport nv very lEe. rms; best
FURNISHINGS; adults; refs. SIS. WO. 562t
l727 H ST. N.W-TwO ROOMS BATH,
kitchen; small exclusive building: Nving
room. 17x23; vsnetian blinds.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

BABY MATTRESS. must be in good condi-
ton, reasonable price. 212 w st. NV, Apt.
B. Hobart 3346.
BEDROOM, dining living room furniture
odd h Pieces WE Do MOVING CAREFULLY
AND REASONABLY. Georgia 1915.
BOOKS all kinds and old Natl Geo; best
cash prices. Phone Met. 1915 or bring IN
Storage Book Shop 420 10th st. NV
CLOTHING-Hishest prices paid for mems
used clothing. Berman's. 1922 9TH st. n W
Met. 37G7. Open eve.
FURNITURE, bric-a -brac, china, glassware.
PRICE PRICES T psid Carl &nrrag Isyior aa3S'
FURNITURE, rugs household goods, etc.
Positively highest prices Also reliable
moving at lowest prices for best results
Call any time Ii. BASS.
FURNITURE Want enough household
goods 10 outfit large place: also piano.
cleo. refg. Evenings after r, ME $3.50. "3'
MACHINIsTs' TOOLS. for Navy Yard
workers; micrometers, calipers, gauges. etc
Lincoln O61 W.
ali kinds Republic 1890. The Piano
shop 1015 9TH ST. NV.
SEWING MAcHINE-we buy all types;
repair. hemstitching. buttons covered
pleatinE. OF F st. RE. 1900. RE. 23l l.
TABLETOP RANGES. used. late-model.
WE BUY AND SELL all kinds of furniture.
Atlantic AGA
GoLD-BRING YOUR OLD GOLD. ST.
YER; PLATINUM TEETH: DISCARDED
JEWELRY WE PAY CASH. A. KAHN.
INC. AZ YEARS AT 935 F.
ABSOLUTELY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
FOR YOUR GOLD. DIAMONDS AND
JEWELRY GET OUR OFFER BEFORE
YOU SELL ARTHUR MARKET. 91S F
ST. NV, ROOM 30l. Ma. 02s4.
CASH FOR OLD GOLD
Silver watches. diamonds and old dis
carded jevelry: full cash value paid.
SELINGER'S S1S F ST. NV.
A BETTER PRICE PAID for old gold. plat
mum iewelry Diamonds. watches and
diamond watch cases. condition unimpor-
tant as we use same IN our mfg dept.
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO..
121 9TH St NV
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COAT SALESWOMEN.

COA1 OALEO WOWEIN.
Only those experienced in
selling better coats will be
considered. Apply Employ
ment Office, fourth floor,
Lansburgh's Dept. Store.
SALESLADY, EXPERT
ENCED, RETAIL JEWELRY
STORE; EXCELLENT OP-
PORTUNITY FOR AGGRES-
SIVE, ATTRACTIVE YOUNG
LADY; STATE EXPERT
ENCE AND FULL PARTICU-
LARS: ALL APPLICATIONS
CONFIDENTIAL. BOX 262-L,
STAR.
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RooMs WITH BOARD WANTED.

EMPLOYED LADY with baby desires room.
board. care of child, in refined home. Box
4I2-L, Star.
LADY wishes board and room. private bath
preferred: adult family; state price. Box
405-I, Star
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ROOMS WANTED,

GENTLEMAN quiet, perm large unfurn.
nm pvt bath. garage. in strictly pvt.
home small refined, adult family, SD mo.
Box 4l4-L, Star. IL
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HELP MEN g WOMEN.

CHRISTMAS CARDS with senders name
imprinted. so for 81: also special parch-
ments, etc, % for ST with name imprinted.
Six other personal lines and large variety
Of box assortments; high commissions sam
piles loaned free Come in or write. Chas. A.
Bels Co., I'LL Walnut st, Phila.
COOK, experienced, for small exclusive
residence club; references. Box .44-L
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REFINED, PRIVATE HOME, has available
a large front room with private bath, suit
able . or 3 young ladies or gentlemen:
ideal location; excellent meals; large COW
cred front porch. Columbia 143@
I64l X ST. NW.-Nicely furnished single
and double cool rooms: wonderful reputa-
ton for home cooked meals; downtown. 20'
252y CONN, opposite Shoreham-Cool
attt rms. showers lnner-SprlnRS: oeA-
cious home cooking: S35 up AID. 64l5.
1877 F ST. ,N.W-Large double rooms
bldgs; S35 per mo. NE. 364s.
l"33 SHEPHERD ST NW-Beautifully
furnished. double front room; vel-bal.
anced nicely served meals; reasonable. "a
DUPONT CLUB. 1926 18th St: n,y.1osingle'
GogDe Triple T b0poI oo49 oo4o So
Az ONEIDA PL NW-Master bedrm:
with pvt. a, bath: excellent meals; Elr.s
9236.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c. 1909 Ingomar st
Lovely front room bath: suitable adults;
private home EN-. 1895.
1907 10th ST. Nw-sinsle room also
large double; southern expos; switchboard
DOWNTOWN. 1926 Vermont sve.-Attrac-
live single. double rooms. single beds. IN
nerspringS; excellent meals: reas. rates.
1888 A ST. SE--Room and board for
l man: S35 month. including laundry
53I5 BEAUTIFUL, 18th sT-Choice
rms In greciously styled home; fne
food; Southern hostess. Randolph lib
34@2 GARFIELD ST NW.-Large corner
room. besut. Diet home; lovely small room: :
young lady. most reas. WO. 1900 .1'
1871 KALORAMA RID. NW.-Refned
guest home Just opened: lovely rooms. de-
iicious meals, very cony.: inspection invited
DOWNTOWN 1919 VERMONT AVE NV.
Lee. nm. suit. 4: s. wk- ca; rear base
ment, pvt. bath; twin beds. also single.
ME 1304.
OPPOSITE PARK. "o5G Cathedral ave.
n W, mr.. Conn. ave.-EXcellent meals, free
phone Reasonable. Adams 4G37-
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM-Private home;
choice food, home comforts, garage. Emer-
son 1896
21I5 CONNECTICUT AVE, opposite Ward
man Park Hotel-SinGle and double rooms.
delicious meals reasonable. CO. $500.
523 r. l. AVE. NW-Few desirable va
cancies avail. Sept. st; good meals, free
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

ARLINGTON. sos s. 2lst Beautifully
furn rm. twin beds: PVT home: ] blk. bus
gar. avail: So 30 mo ca. Jackson 1135-J.
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ACCORDIONS-Good selection OF used
Hohner. Soprani and Galanti instruments
So 81 up. All used but in good condition.
New Hohners. 12O-basS, SllO. Easy terms
Republic 1890. The Piano Shop, 1913 9TH
st. NV.
ACCORDION-It isn't necessary to buy
you would like to play II you are re-
sponsible person We Will loan you an &C
Gordon without charge or deposit OF any
for private lessons which you pay for or as
they are taken. not IN advance. This
Dsn is also H Tail1 K on s 9snei sG
Middle Of the block. between l3th and
l4th StSl
AIR CONDITIONER for small room. Cools
and dehumdifiles. In good operating con-
dition; $50 cash. Emerson 3o06.
ANTIQUES nah G0T e TdRisb 1 ne
Also large quantity OF silver. china, glass.
Summer prices prevail Murray Galleries
1924 Goth ST. NV. DU. 12ll.
ANTIQUES from estates, large collection,
furn Edelson, 6lS 9TH NV.
BAGGED SAWDUsT. 23c bag; bags. 81
delivered: for store floors and many other
uses Phone AT 1900 HECHINGER co.
BED, s3.?5. ACNE STORAGE No
s seoT R Be sod %' oT Ac af
18Th sef our Gs remendo G9 st oRaN
Toomf 0ssiiss.oo.' OPEN Sf N1GHTs. D "
BED. DRESSER. CHEST: LIVING ROOM
slaa5; AI EASY 5lN TERMS. al LEWIS FURNf-
TURE CO., 462s-3O l4th ST. NV Open
evenings GE 2"34.
BED. DRESSER. CHEST in MAPLE; all 3
PIECES finished and PRICED TO SELS
open evenings GE. 2334
RED DRESSER, CHEST, in walnut finish
on hardwood including Beautyrest mattress
in its original carton and Simmons coil
GREEN FURNITURE CO.
''V0 Open Evenings.
REp DRESSER CHEST al 2 RIE sJs IN IN
TERMS as Low as ,S 81 " WEEK LEWIS
Open evenings GE. 1924.
BEDROOM LIVING ROOM and DINING
ROOMS. RENTED to BUILDERS for SAM AZ 1,
ehE HoM NG Also vEpy few REsEAhlE
LEWIS LEWIS F FUR nHis CO, 455sH30 18th
st. NV. Open evenings. GE, 2234
H hGoh42M vs SUITE coN n HNF q TMiN
BEDS. acorn top DRESSER. VANITY,
NIGHT TABLE and VANITY BENCH; all
MATCHED PIECES: price for quick sale;
TERMS; LEWIS FURNITURE CO, 4t;S-
2334
BEDROOM. 18th century suite: chest on
chest. full-size dresser. vanity and 4
poster acorn bed; 5-ply Honduras veneer
interested IN FINE Me-, F ,IIlIII Terms
5000 Georgia Ave Georgia 1923.
Open Evenings
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1878 HARVARD sT.-Unfurnished room
for Ink: employed gentleman preferred
co 1903.
334 18th ST. SCI rm and kitchenette:
heat. gas and electricity furnished. Sd
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
(NantinnAA

1914 BELMONT RID. .N.W--ENTIRE 3rd
refned adults its only My Adam. a5is.e 00'
PARK LEE. 1880 PARK RD.-ExCEILENT
s lsssisn dressing rn cool hal. f.fha RMS F
$50. Bachelor apt $40 Hobart 74as,
1850 BILTMORE ST. N.W-WELL FURN.
large large room. kilchenette: Frisidaire; every,
who appreciates clean. quiet house
1908 M ST NW-1st FLOOR. BRIGHT
light housekeeping rooms. comfortably furn.
Very reasonable: adults
1870 PEA ST. N.W-BAsEMENT: LARGE
gas, electricity: $50 %.
Mr.: FARRAGUT sT;-NIcELY FURN; 2
phone: gentiles. SOIL 9th NV.
1850 NEWTON ST. Nw-A1R .coNDI-
toned lovely furn.. lily bed nm. lge. kit.
DUPONT CIRCLE ROOM. KIT. NEW
ly decorated. comfortably furn. cleo. refg.:
clean. quiet: $40. 1863 P st. NV.
1928 CALVERT ST. NW.-LARGE FRONT
fee sd Safh e Saa cleo
COMPLETELY MoDERNIsTIc SMALL
besutiiuiiy colored tile bath; unlike any, n.y.,
butn fSrniture large e'0 sealin mirr sMS
other tricky devices: sos. 2IlO 18th st.
NV. Ring Janitor.
1920 HARVARD ST. NV ROOM,
kitchen, sleeping porch. semi-private bath:
50 per wk. up. See MANAGER. Apt II.
SUBLET MONTH OF SEPT ROOMS,
Kitchen and bath; unlimited phone; $50
Call ME. 3054 after pm
DOWNTOWN, l437 R. I. AVE NV
Suitcase completely furn. 2 rms. kit.
able Cali Hobart Ois5.
1902 10th NW-toNE FURNISHED
three-room, kitchenette and private bath,
Bird fioor) One three-room furnished apt d,
Tefrieeration; will lease or rent bly,
10 responsible, clean people Can be seen
after = pm. or call MR.. EGGLETON. AT
1865 for appointment. 2l'
2O2O N ST NV LARGE. COOL
rooms. kitchen: FTigidaire, electric and
gas included. Adults. 90
DOWNTOWN. 6l7 10Th NW.-LARGE
front living room and dining room, kitchen
cite. Frigidaire: well ventilated.
534 Goth N.W.-TWO-ROOM COMFORT
able front apt. kitchen. Frisidaire; also
GIRL TO SHARE APT. WITH ONE OTHER
walking distance Govt. bldgs.; air-condi-
toned; exch. refs. 1000 st. NV. Apt
40. Republic POSI-, after 6 pm 22'
CHEVY CHASE. D. CO HOUSEKEEPING
rooms near bath; elec. refg.; $40. includ-
ing utilities. Woodley R1l7.
FURN. APT 81 NEW YORK AVE NE
rms. kitchen: children taken: partly new
furniture: reasonable.
1900 GIRARD ST. NW.-NICELY FURN.
. rms. kit. and bath: reasonable. Call
after pm. HO. OO7s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-20
HELP WOMEN.

BOOKKEEPER, CASHIER, single; about ~,
without dependentS capable OF nSsu ofbcs
t dulles sha Of OF CLUB books ama OF
necessary. Salary, 500 mo, plus meals
Salary increases automatically G; Spien a1e
opportunity for CAPABLE s xp personR ep Sse con-
fdential Box @36-L Star. -
sSWOMEN-Natonal concern can
Use women at once: Rood 1uIureii 0, IN
ysstigate this this regardless OF experience
COOK, white. for small hotel close to
Washington; permanent home with good
salary, room and board. State full par
ticulars Box 26s-L. STAR. -------.--.---,
only need apply Also cultured girls 70
qualify for teachers course. lilo
st. NV.
GIRLS, over 81. some high school eduea-
sary. Apply 5lO9 Georgia ave. S-4.
LADIES-Make extra money, full or spare
time; sell latest craze, - personal initial
Christmas cards; gold, silver enect lniti lS
inscribed Christmas cards 30 Tor - other
fast-Selllng assortments: experience unnec-
eys sH r samples on approval Artistic 70
LADY. $50. who knows city thoroughly
and has had soliciting or canyasslng eX-
perience. This is not selling, salary Win
steady employment, with advanced oppor-
Press BLDG.
LADY. young to answer phone and door
bell every other night 10, in exchange
for dinner every night. S"4 Conn ave.
SALESLADIES 3 years or more experience
&c and loo store State age, past expe-
rience, etc, Box 210-L. Star.
sTENoGRAPHER. experienced steady
part-tinle employment. hours 3 to pm.
daily. Saturday l to , pm. Reply oy
Roy 4Oi-I, Star 81.
TYPIST permanent position: must be
rapid and accurate: one with insurance
exper. preferred. Box Dbl, Star.
WAITRESS. experienced, must have local
references; no loaferS. Between $50 and
8 pm mo phone calls. corner 18th and
H SITS NV. KilShimer's Restaurant
MATTRESSES. living in vicinity of Silver
Spring, Md: evening work. Apply Indian
Springs Tavern, -Four Corners, Md.
MATTRESSES 81, white. for small hotel
close TO Washington; permanent home WIN
good salary room and board State fulI
particulars Box 393M. Star.
HOSIERY SALESWOMAN
And head of stock Do not apply unless
you have fine record in hosiery depart
ment opportunity to make a STABLE bonus
JOSEPH r HARRIS CO.,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-20
ROOMS FUR. & UkFUR.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

POTOMAC HEIGHTS rooms. near bath,
shower in new home, for In X. or sleeping.
Gentlemen only Woodley 5O5s.