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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BOARDING HOUSE Conn. at Dup. Cir).
j. rooms; 4 baths, SINGLE beds, garage,
r. NJ. De Shazo, ll@3 l4th. Ma. $500.
DRUGSTORE of-Sale beer. VINE also
adapted for patent medicines, de'catessen
or variety. etc; long lease low price, terms.
@2l Upshur st NV
BEAUTY SALON-Spacious beautiful
equipment; on car stop nv. section eS-
ta8llShed. Excellent opportunity ana good
buSlrC>7- reasonable rent and lease. must
sacrifice due to illness. Box blk s.ar.
BOOMING HOUSE oath and Park rdD, i
rooms. > baths. income, olS1.50 besides
owners rooms; rent, $3.50 $3.50;
R. NJ De shazo 11e3 14th. MA. $500 I.
FIRST-CLAsS MILLINER desires 10 rent
space in fine gown shop nv. Box Il TX,
RooMING HOUSES - is rooms; income
R. NJ. De Shazo. 1923 14th. MA. $500.
DELICA, conf grocery; well equipped: es-
tab. business; low rent; price, Sl10u. Box
la0-k. Star.
PECATETBssN FaEs AT Bsg2 rea 3una9 s5 aH5Es 6grs6
r. NJ. De shazo 11e3 14th. Ma. $500. .
GASOLINE, ACCEs.; large corner NV;
eauippssqq and stocke6; good business.
GROCERY STORE Will be SOLD at once 10
first buyer 5000. For further intorma-
ton call MI 94IS. -
LIQUOR STORE, $500 weekly; owner re-
turing; $4,000 Plus stock.
R. NJ. De Shazo. 1928 I4th Ma. $500.
PARTNER wanted for junk business. must
have thorouEh experience. $1,000 cash.
References exchanged. Box 3I9-G, Star.
SPECIAL BARGAIN corner drugstore and
five apartments, all rented good location;
act TO-DAY. RE. 52l6.
MOTOR TRUCK hauling contract; large
national ORGANIZATION wants Immediately
responsible men who have suitable truck or
can invest minimum $1,000 purchase new
or GOOD used truck: longtime contract
proylded; pay all notes, expenses; good
livelihood; excellent return investment full
details on request; refs. Box 492-G. Star.
SELF-SERVICE GROCERY and meat mar
ket, one OF the best buys in Washington.
II 400 per vk.: no credit business; owner
going into new business; rent Sl25 per
month; 5-year lease can be had Price,
So, 500: including stock. fixtures good will
ana 1870 truck. This price holds good
this week only. Rogers Real Estate, 6O4
st. NV. Ma. Si37.
ALL APTs. 2S rms. Ayr. lease; total
OWENS REALTY. Me. o4s6.
UNUSUAL INVESTMENT
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HELP WOMEN.

BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced, STEADY
position: good salary. V!Tgin!a'S Beauty
Shop, s24S Georgia ave. ShePherd 2oii.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, exp, to manage and
who qualities. Call Vienna 10.
BEAUTY OPERATOR: sxperieHced only;
Carroll ave. Takoma Park, Nd
BGATTY 464Jd %PERAT9R p expeFsneed sR al
and G sts. NV Ma 1881.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all around. Apply
Comics Beauty Shop, 370l Macomb St.
NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced, all
ioor
BEAUTY OPERATOR with personality. for
nice clientele: some evening work. Good
pay If qualified. Eve Rude, 21l4 G ST.
NV. 6"
BEAUTY OPERATOR. permanent position;
alarv and commission. Seville Beauty
SHOP, 4453 Conn. ave. NV.
BoOKKEEPER, part time, approx. 10 DAYS
per mo, exPr. on @ Federal Credit Union
CHILD'S NURSE. white. reliable: refer
ences required: live in. Call Atlantic 7755.
FUR FINIsHER, experienced. Alaska Fur
Co, 1907 14th st. NV, co. 1041O.
GIRL for soda fountain and luncheonette.
experienced. o636 Conn. ave. Personal
interview.
1lrtlI Us WAITRESS ana dH-dTOulO WOIE, .
evenings wk. and more Quigley's Phar-
macy. 2lst and G SITS. NV.
GIRLS for light factory work in Aim proc
eSSlng laboratory; must be accurate work
SfS feHpeFtsnee 6 N typing not necessary but
GIRL wanted for bookkeeping, general
office work and tipping. State age. exp and
salary expected. Box 242-H, Star.
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE. to train for
waitress work no experience necessary.
Apply 5l09 Georgia ave.
LADY, "a to AS, GOOD personality: 4 hours
daily: give prev. sales exp. If any, and
length Of residence D. C. area. Write Box
LADY, young, typist, some knowledge Of
bboookkkeeplng. boo State age, experience. Box
LADY, young. for cigar and newsstand
work; must be experienced and attractive.
Apply Box 16s-K, Star. 81
PRACTICAL NURSE. mddle-aged woman,
to care for patient at home For informa-
tion call Jackson 2113-R.
sALESLADY. bookkeeper, must have credit
store experience; no other need apply The
Feldman Credit Clothing Co., l02S 1th st.
NV.
SECRETARY for position; must be lab.
teChnlcian, typist and have Office expert
S9-H. Star. ','
MATTRESSES (2). experienced, over 21:
no. SUNDAYS. Apply 1900 5th st. ne.
MATTRESSES, experienced tray service.
Apply Lees Restaurant, S51l Ga. ave,
Silver Spring.
WAITRESS, white. for nearby Maryland
tearoom: must live on premises; $50 month,
room and board good TIPS. WI. 5940.
WAITRESS. Apply Giant Market, 3511
Georgia ave. NV.
WOMAN, settled. white. take care small
children and apartment; no Sundays: Sd
a week. Apply 2020 N ST NV, 3rd floor. .
WOMAN, companionable. white, for gen.
eral housework. Call Apt. $40. Chatham
Courts.
WOMAN, colored. over pa h. S. educ, able
to meet public; good pay. Apply 3 to
$50 pm, Rm. 210, 1927 Eye NV.
GIVE FREE TRIP. small salary. to woman,
help housework and nursing at seaside
home. Phone GE 2345.
SEAMSTRESS, experienced, slip
cover and upholstery work. 1903
N. Capitol st.
15) SLIP COVER seam
stresses, must be experienced.
Apply Mr.. Cherry, 1127 Pierce
st. ne.
CLERK-TYPIST, high school
graduate, 1922, single, white,
living with parents. Apply
Room 705, Miss Lund, BIG
14th st. NV, between 9-3 eX-
cept SATURDAYS
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SECRETARY, for position; must be lab.
technIcian, typist and have Office expert
ence. Do not apply unless qualified. Box
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SITUATIONS MEN.
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ACCOUNTANT AND BOOkKEEPER. ma
ture man capable OF taking charge OF
ONCE; also credit and collection expert
enCe; now in Govt; WISHES permanent en-
ployment with private industry. Box 5U-K,
Star.
ACCOUNTANT. exD.: books started keD:
Par, time auGitS, SIatemeI,s' tax service
BARTENDER. AL. looking for position
address 1920 l9th 81. NV. or phone
Frank, North a6Ua
FRENCH CHEF from New Orleans. Po-
Sltl-n hotel, club or nrSt-ClaSs TeStaura Mt;
anywhere. Box l4s-k, Star. H.
FURRIER, expert filter and fnisher. skilled
IN all operations. Reasonable salary.
Box lH4-k, Star. TO-
JR.. ACCOUNTANT, exp; G. W. U grad,
knowl of income tax BOY I70-K. Star :
MAN, 30. colored. chauffeur, butler. refer
ences, wants permanent lob, willing 10
travel Metropolitan 5722. -
MAN. young, Govt. employe. ambitious IN
dustrious, desires eve. employment; hours,
81 m. co. U360-J. John f. Parkhurst. ;
MAN. mldde-aged with several years eX-
perience OF buying and selling of wholesale
and retail meats with reference. Box
l.9-h. Star. 80
NAN young. l., high school srad. am
blt. Us strong, oac',,ye' desires poSii,.on N
MAN, young. married former language
teacher, desires permanent position with
a future Best references. Box S9-k,
Star.
MAN. young. married, with car. desires
100 IN real estate business, good character
and hard worker; can furnish references
Phone Ii. 13l4-J =
MAN, young. wants evening work. Office or
otherwise. u m. TO II pm. Box I13-k.
Star.
SOUTHERN Rail WAY passenger deptD,
five years. tariff clerk; Supply Corps U. S
Navy world war, AsIauc, ) years. cn.
yeo life insurance agent. ! year: dept.
store. 3 years; asst. adit manager, Metro
pOltan Police Dept. toyer 10 years., re-
tired. Above record covers my life. Open
for offer. Box 141-k, Star. u
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WOMAN, settled, white, take care small
children and apartment; no Sundays: ST
a week. Apply 2020 N st. NV, 3rd floor.
WOMAN. companionable. white, for gen.
eral housework. Call Apt. $40. Chatham
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HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK AND GENERAL HOUSEWORK, neat,
light -colored girl, S11.25 week: exp. only;
Complete charge Of apt: and 3l2-yr. -old
girl for empl. couple. NO evenings. i've
out. City references. 2322 Pa. ave. Sc.
COOK and ghw. help with children, not
over 35 upstairs room. and bath; very
light laundry; $40 month. Chevy Chase
Nd WI 5907
COUPLE. colored, to live in; city refer
enceS. Call Emerson 6941.
GENERAL, HOUSEWORKER, good cleaner
plain cooking; small family; stay nights;
$50 mo. 3945 Military I'd. NV.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. cooking, chill.
drens laundry; sleep in; $40 per mo. WI
1885.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, good. cook
wk; refs required. Bethesda, Md. WI
1920.
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ARLINGTON COAL CO.,
2.o4O LBS. TO TON,
CARRIED IN FREE.
ROOMS FURNISHED.

| CENTRAL DOWNTOWN-Warm single.
! 2nd floor, near bath, large closet: $500
I per week; gentleman. 1916 12th NV.
DOWNTOWN-Comf furn. studio
rm., adj bath large closets, use OF kit.
Lady. DI. $500. Ext SO4.
DOUBLE outside furnished room: near
Navy. Yard, l44S Minnesota ave. sc.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

BABY, BED. play pen. table and chairs.
Must be in good condition and reasonable.
Call Wisconsin 6557.
bOOKS all kinds and old magazines: best
cash prices Phone Met 1916 or bring in.
| STORAGE Book Shop, APO 10th st NV.
! LofHING-Highest prices paid for mems
'Se6 clothing. Berman'S, 1122 9TH ST. NV
ME. 3767. Open eve. VIII call.
ELECTRIC CASH REGISTER and type
Taylor o0aa.
FURNITURE-All kinds of household fur
nIture wanted. Highest prices paid. Call
Mr.. King, Atlantic AGA.
FURNITURE-Wo like to purchase
Also piano and rugs, electric retrlgera-
tor. tabletop gas range. NE. $3.50.
FURNITURE. rugs household goods. office
furniture, etc: best prices. For best re-
suits call any time, Lincoln $500. So
FURNITURE WANTED AT ONCE. We buy
etc. Day or night. Lincoln 2SO7. 12'
FURNITURE. bric-a-brac. china, glass
ware, rugs. SllverWare paintings: highest
cash price paid. Call Murray Taylor 1888.
FURNITURE-All kinds of household goods,
prices; prompt attention. RE. 1904. 90
GOLD. silver. discarded pieces of jewelry.
Highest cash prices paid. Murray Gal
lerles. liza 10th st. NV Dupont 12ll.
MACHINIST TOOLS for Navy Yard work
space blocks, etc. Lincoln O67l-W.
PIANO. will pay cash. grand or upright;
must be bargain. Randolph 049l. 81"
PIANoS3-We buy and sell used pianos of
al kinds Republic 1890. The Piano
Shop, l015 9TH ST. NV.
POWER MOTOR cheap for cash. Lot. car,
truck for pair mules, farm implements.
1st f., 1915 N. Y. ave.
SEWING MACHINE-We buy all types:
repair hemstitching, buttons covered.
pleating. 917 st RE. 1900 RE 23ll.
GGSo4kDPPETNG GS4 PTEINSI YOUR oLD GoLp 9gl T6 SI;
!. KAHN. INC, 4s YEARS AT sa5 F.
SHOTGUNs AND RIFLES WE PAY HIGH
EST CASH PRICES. SPORT CENTER AT
81, AND AE2 SITS. NV. ONLY. REPUB-
BETTER PRICE PAID for old gold, plat
lnlm, Jewelry, diamonds, watches and
diamond watch cases. condition unimpor-
tant' as We use same IN our mfg depart.
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO..
~ 9TH st. NV.
CASH FOR OLD GOLD
Silver. SILVER watches. diamonds and old dis
carded 1eTelry; YER ~ full cash value paid.
JUNK WANTED.
Bring your newspapers and all
other kinds of junk in now. We
pay highest cash prices.
Newspapers, 35c cwt.
Books and Magazines, 40c cWt.
Open 7:30 Am. to $50 PM.
WASH. RAG AND BAG CO.,
215 L st. S.W. DI. 8008-9
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LAUNDRY MARKERS and aSsOrteTS Want-
ed; experienced. Apply 1909 18th st. NV.
LAUNDRY ROUTE MAN, married, furnish
bond Give previous s years employment.
Box S3-H, Star.
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REFRIGERATOR SALE.

Moving to a new location and don't
the public exceptional fine boxes al Iive-
away prices from Slj up All guaranteed.
Allied Refrigerator Co., S Railroad ave,
y J.-a4- evil
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Newly decorated, new furniture every
room warm ana well lighted; half block
from car or bus. s.
COLORFD-I24I IRVING ST. N.W.-New-
ly decorated, double room, empl. couple or
, gentlemen. AD 1851.
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BROOCH, pearl and rhinestone, Feb B.
CalI WO. $500. Ex. Sl3 Mrs Williams.
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CANADIAN GOLD WATCH and strap, be-
tween Mayfair Restaurant and Willard
Hotel February ? Return to NJ. E. Evans;
British Purchasing Commission, Willard
Entel Rer1lnllc -AEN Reward
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FIREPLACE WOOD, seasoned oak. SO
cord. Slab wood, ST.5O cord. D. NJ.
Bloch. Warfe,d 459".
GUARANTEED GENUINE Penna. hard.
stove or nut, S1I ton, 22f0 lbs, Gel. bins.
Phone Atlantic O593
IREWOOD-Seasoned Oak and Hickory.
SO Per Cord Any Length: Quick Delivery.
Person. Sandy Spring. Nd Ashton 3S21.
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PIANO CLEARANCE-Floor samples. etc,
ike new: Betsy Ross spinet, walnut. re-
duced $50; Betsy Ross spInet, mahogany,
reduced Sll5: Betsy Ross, spinet, ebony,
reduced. 500; Betsy Ross spinet;, IT ahog-
am reduced - 90. Lester. small walnut
grand reduced SIPS; special. 26 private
lessons with each piano. Many other
splendid bargains; 81 down delivers. ;
years TO pay. Lester Pianos, Inc 1881
@ 81 U V
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LOST.

BOSTON BULL, toy female, brindie white bit
I'd, FEB. 4 Reward. co. 54a9.
BRIEF CASE, small yellow, in vicinity Of
belonging to V. Garln. Reward. Call
EN-. 7I50 or CO 1913.
BROOCH, pearl and rhinestone, Feb. 3
between 3600-370O Conn. ave. reward.
Call WO. 5000. EX. Sl3. Mrs. Williams.
CANADIAN GOLD WATCH and strap, be-
Hotel February ?, Return to NJ E Evans,
British Purchasing Commission Willard
Hotel. Republic $50. Reward
DANDIE DINNONT DOG, gray, no collar.
Reward. Call WO. 521l.
DEPOSIT BOOK and sum of money, be-
tween 9"9 N. Y. ave. and 10Th and II SIS;
NV, Saturday morning. Reward. 800
New York ave. Ma 92l9
GLASSES, oxford and chain, vic: 18th
NV NV. or 'ci call RE, 1850, En- 3S4.
LADY who found small green blllfold, in
ladies' restroom of Palals ROYAL SATURDAY;
return to Pslais ROYAL Lost and Found
Dept. Reward. ..-
MTTTEN, black and white, homeknit: vi
IN Anacostia. Box 166-K. Star
PLATINUM WATCH. Swiss, black cord
bracelet. slightly worn, vic 10th and NJ
n W. and Chevy Chase. Reward. DI. 'u4,
Apt. Sl2.
RING, platinum. small emerald, surrounded
by diamonds, in Woodward & Lothrop or
across G st. to PalaIS Royal on Feb. >;
liberal reward Please telephone WO. So5S.
RINGS az. lost in early fall in taxi or
vicinity 18th St: emerald and pearl sap
phire and diamond. Naval Acamedy mlnla =
s5So fgFs and garnet 500 reward Wisconsin
WALLET. initiated y A H" containing
drivers permit etc. Keep money, or re-
ward AT 6396-J
WIRE-HAIR TERRIER, male. age mos,
brown eyes and ears, > black and brown
spots on the launches, black collar brass
studs. EN-. 7lS0.
WRIST WATCH, Hamilton, gold. black cord,
Sat, Feb l, bet IL a m. and D m, Chill
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

men: quiet conv. 20 bus
SILVER SPRING-Single or double room.
adjoining bath; conv TO everything; reas.
10 empl adults SH. 5744-W
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LUBRICATING MAN, experienced in lu-
bricating Pontiacs. Good pay ADply
Coast-In Auto Sales. 4n7 Fla. ave. ne.
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ARROW CAB CO..

| Has opening for men over 81 years OF age
/ to drive. must be residents of D. c. or
metropolitan area for year; free instruc-
/ ton: can earn S25 TO S35 wkly Apply al
/ 10 am promptly for further details o1n
! NJ 81 A 81 Rnnrh
Evening star., 1941-02-06

THE SAFEMASTERS CO.,
33O4 Pa Ave NV National 7O1O.
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ROOM-Breakfast optional; private home;
vicinity 10th ST. NV; cOnv. trans; desired
by engineer. Box S9-K, Star. -
LADY gentle, wants share apt. with
lady; private room. Ink. privileges, NV.
section. Box 192-K, Star.
GENTLEMAN desires furnished room pri-
vate family NV. preferably walking dis
tance. Box l7S-K, Star. -
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

ONE OR TWO FOR COMPANY SATURDAY
to Miami Call Michigan 54ll.
TRAVELLING TO LOS ANGELES AROUND
Feb. 10th. new car, radio, heater; take
passengers. Call Shepherd 1857.
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FOUND.

BRING OR REPORT deserted. stray animals
(only) to the Animal Protective Association,
Atlantic 1858 or Atlantic 7l42.
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(15) SLIP COVER seam
stresses, must be experienced.
Apply Mr.. Cherry, 1127 Pierce
st. ne.
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MAN, colored, to drive truck; S15 wk
6231 Georgia ave. NV.
MAN. policy writer for fire and casualty
insurance office; state age, experience. Box
2S2-H, Star.
MAN, young, age 22-26, doorman in neigh.
borhood theater, = evenings per week,
to 80 pm; salary SO weekly. State
qualifications Box IS6-K, Star.
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SEAMSTRESS, experienced, slip
cover and upholstery work. 1903
N. CanitOl st.
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INSTRUCTION couRsfs


AUTO LESSONS-Reliable white man, any
hourS. cars furnished; permits secured:
parking for tests Noel, Emerson 5653
SHORT, EASY COURSES in shorthand.
typewrlting. bookkeeping. Inquire BOYD
SCHOOL, 1888 St. MA. 2:i3S.
AUTO DRIVING INSTRUCTION-Cou
GUS, patient, professional instructor, learn
to drive sklllfully, safely and easily: PARK
ing and traffic. Mr.. Rundlett, Emerson 1883.
TELEPHONE (P. B. Ky OPERATOR. short
easy course; touch tipping FREE with
course; work in hotel, auto and doctors
Offices. NEW classes this week. CAPITAL
2. b. X. SCHOOL, 1871 G. st. MA. 2l17
AUTO DRIVING taught by experts: easy
parking speciality; dual controlled cars
assuring uerfect safety Permits secured,
Md. Va. and d. C. Easy Method Driving
School Randolph 1884 or Randolph 1897.
SPANISH-Natiye teacher conversational
method, beginners advanced students:
small groups. Senor Ramos Hobart 97l5
%
CIVIL SERVICE home study courses, ques.
ana ans. LATEST and BEST authori-
SERVICE School. I;5:53 F ST. Ma. t%iL 2;s3s
PIANO INSTRUCTION.
Children and adults, beginners, advanced
Call Mrs Page mornings before 10 eve
nlngS after 6. Atlantic 1899 u
CLERK CARRIER EXAM.
Complete Home Study Course-Sl
brentano' allantyne's-Hecht's Library.
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ROOMS UNFURNISHED.
ROOMS WANTED.

DUPONT CIRCLE. 1888 18th st. NV
Studio rm. fireplace. dressing closet, 4
windows; quiet house; excel. location.
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UNUSUAL, INVESTMENT

Gas and repair station with excellent
eXoanSiCn possibilities: on busy in-town
corner: should earn $4,000; owners have
other business. RE U595
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RINGS t4). lost in early fall in taxi or
vicinity 18th St: emerald and pearl. sap
phire and diamond. Naval Acamedy mlnla :
ture and garnet; $50 reward. Wisconsin
Evening star., 1941-02-06
T NEED A MAN.

Married with car for permanent position
about $40 with arrangements for eXDenS
to start; references required. Apply 10-1G
Guardian Health Stnre. ll4S I'm s. u "
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RING, platinum. small emerald, surrounded
BY diamonds, in Woodward & Lothrop or
across G st. to PalaIS Royal on Feb. >;
Evening star., 1941-02-06

LADY who found small green blllfold in
ladies' restroom of Palais Royal Saturday,
return to Palais Royal Lost and Found
Evening star., 1941-02-06

PLATINUM WATCH. Swiss, black cord
bracelet slightly worn, VIC 18th and M
NV. and Chevy Chase. Reward DI 4'O4,
Ant SO
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GOVERNMENT WORKERS
PART-TIME WORKERS,
EVENING WORKERS.

Who are permanently employed with at
least 3 years residence in the District
or suburbs, may supplement their present
income by representing the Stenotype Co.
in their locality. You will arrange
appointments in your district from leads
furnished by the company which will be
closed for you. No selling required. D
evenings a week-3 hours per evening.
This is a S5,OO00O0 national corporation
with AAA1 rating. As We require full
REPRESENTATION in the District and suburbs.
kindly, be present promptly, at !: pm.
Saturday, February S. so that We may
make our selections without undue delay
and expain the full story s0a to thoss ap
inr. 1926 G st. Nv ASK for Mr. Little
field, Eastern Sales Manager, The Steno-
type Co.
HABERDASHERY SALESMAN,
experienced, for better store.
Only experienced need apply.
Box 198-K, Star.
(5) SLIP-COVER CUTTERS,
must be experienced. Apply
Mr., Cherry, 1127 Pierce st.
ne.
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RESTAURANT MANAGER,
AGE FROM 80 TO 40,
ACCUSTOMED TO FRONT
GRILL TYPE ESTABLISH
MENT; M U ST FURNISH
BOND AND HAVE EXCEL
LENT REFERENCES; PRE-
FER MAN NOW EMPLOYED
WHO WANTS TO BETTER
HIM ELF. BOX 177-K,
STAR.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

DOMESTIC.
RELIABLE AGENCY, DE. 5561, l4O2 18th,
mas COOKS houSeWorkers, chambermaids,
mattresses, nurses, laundresseS, part
timers day workers. mothers helpers. :.
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CLERK-TYPIST, high school
graduate, 1922, single, white,
living with parents. Apply
Room 705, Miss Lund, BIG
18th st. NV, between 9-3 eX-
cept SATURDAYS
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LUNCFEONETTE manager or fountain
manager with some food experience, age
1910. with good local refs: excellent OPP
portunity for MANAGERIAL work. State age,
salary expected and refs. in reply Box
Evening star., 1941-02-06

DEPOSIT BOOK and sum of money, be-
tween a1g N Y. ave. and 10th and H SITS.
NV, Saturday morning. Reward. $50
New York ave Ma 92l9.
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GORDON HOTEL. on beautiful 18th st.
between Eye and K-Comfortably furnished
rooms. near showers IS 50 Up. double from
Sl0.50 weekly. with bath. SIS weekly
24nour elevator and switchboard service:
excellent dining room
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BABY CHICKS.
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.

BARRED ROCKS, r. / Reds $3.50 pc
100. Conkey'S Y-O feeds. James re
Store. go K ST. NV. Metropolitan OOss
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CONN AVE, %5l9. opp park bus stop
Rooms with private and sem!-pyt. bsthSi
nner-sprngs. suitable l, = or ).
2Oln WYOMING AVE NW-Attractive
second floor, double room. twin beds,
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HELP MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. youn2 man for public ac-
counrantS office State in own hand
qualifications and salary expected Box
G46-H, Star.
AUTO BODY AND FENDER METAL MAN,
must be Al mechanic Kidwell Auto Body
Co. rear 1144 18th st. NV.
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1STON BULL, toy female, brindle, white
arkings, childS pet, vicinity l42S Col.
. Feh 4 Reward CO. 5429.
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HELP MEN.
(Continued.)

MAN, over 25 to call on regular customers
for local company; earnings good. Write
Box 34O-H. Star.
MAN. with tailoring experience, to take
charge of valet shop; references. 1905
Nichols ave Sc
Evening star., 1941-11-29

O We recently built wood ga
rage Last week we noticed wood
Dust on the hood of the car We
cleaned 1t off. but the same thing
happened the following day. 1t
seems TO be the work of wood
eating insect. How can we get rid
of the pest?
A. You will find holes or cracks in
the woodwork above the car. and
soaking kerosene into them will kill
any insect that may be inside. The
insects may be borers or carpenter
ants. but you can be sure that they
are not termites.
Evening star., 1941-11-29
Godgets
Metal Tile Excellent
For Worn Walls
OF Kitchen
By HILSON MUNSEY.

Walls in the kitchen and the
bathroom receive more actual wear
per square foot than those of any
other room in the house They not
only have to stand the ordinary
everyday wear and tear but also
sudden changes of temperature, and
they must be able to resist damage
that accumulated moisture inflicts
on any surface that is not water
proof. Metal tiling is ideal with
which to cover these walls and it is
not likely to be an expensive opera
ton.
This particular metal tile is made
in 18Xl8-inch squares or units, each
containing Is tiles, each tile measur-
ing AZ inches square of 28-gauge
steel. rustproofed with a metallic
coating.
Over this is applied three coats
of synthetic enamel and each coat
is individually baked on. This fin
ish will not chip, craze, crack, peel
or discolor. The tiles are stamped
on the unit with an edge to make
them more rigid. The joints are
shaped sharply to V. This method
of stamping provides an anchor for
the maStic cement with which the
tile is attached to the wall.
How to Apply Tiiing.
Before the tile is applied to the
wall or ceiling, all cracks or breaks
in the wall plaster must be mended
to give a reasonably smooth surface.
Where the plaster is loose it must
be removed and replaced. either
with plaster or plasterboard of the
right thickness The corners of the
room must be cleaned out. This can
be done with chisel or a similar
tool. The surface of the plaster
must not be greasy. If it is. re-
move the grease with tri-sodium
phosphate. The manufacturers rec
ommend gasoline, but that, it seems
to me, is a dangerous cleanser to use
in kitchen or anywhere else in
doors.
II the walls have not been painted