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ApAM A. wEsCHLER. AUCrIOSEER.

BANKRUPTCY sALE OF UPHOLSTERY MA
THHIAL. EtnNIr. RE AND EQUIP
MEM OF TiiE WAsdINGTUN CHAIR
co. AT No. 6lJ r. STREE NV.
By virtue of an order. OF tie Supreme Court
Of the Ds:ri OF Columbia holding Bank
rnp'cS .9Hr' IN ,s 81, "aSHinst'n .haiE .o,;
tr'.siee viii >rii by i,,,bi- udc;i"n. within the
ib,vr premises. MUEDAi. APku.
fitiliTELNrIi, 1871. COMMENCING; Al
T.H-TninTi An, miscellaneous upholstery
naieria! IIciuuiIg Spr!L.,. Hair. Cotton.
fIutl>uie. sinS.i Sewing Machines, Power
" m,u- Working ..dr'4ir. tHeck i'rVter,,ig aph.
1aprs,r.' Il,ihg no,,:4 SOFA and Chair, Dcsn
ana other ,ui>, liz. i-N,.s III, NIUE.
ferns: tash-
tiiAS. Il. SEEBOI.D. Trustee.
LOVING d HAN%..E- Artuinc!s.
Columbian bi.s. api:-4t
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Ey virtue ofsa dcr-en or the supreme i-nrr
of he pstr'ct Of Columbia. passed in Err
Cause No. $500 tJones ". Jnnesi. the Tnicr
sic;.eJ ;itsters w.l offer for sale at p.,h.
aucr:on. in from. of III. Respective p-emi.c>
.APRII+ Ai,. 19.l. At FouR oiI0Ck Pm
Tot nrn,teredsls in 4. u. IeSsmn's eNerut"r~
.,ifdi vision "f nart OF square .9l. a. said sah
div sion is recorded in ;hr office of the
veyor Of :hc Dstri,; of Columbia in Book "
page I47 improved by premises unmher iI'
18th street northwest; and on THE SANE
DAY. AT FIVE o'CInCK Pm. the east
twenty feet front by the full depth Of orig
inai L" nunhered two N square Numbered
four lnndrra and ene en-, ,ioi,. impro,sd PROF.: by
ARD nN WEDNESDAY. THE TWENTIETH
DAI nF ,rRIL. A.D; 1921; AT FOUR
W. Riggs subdivision of lots in SQUARE 2lo.
ger plat recorded in Iiber W. F.. folio g.
:f The r""or''s Of ,hs Office Of the surveyor Of
nsr asss' ANr IaMEDIArELY rHERE
sion ., lots in square 20. IS said -ublivisior
recorded in the Office OF the surveyor or
The District Of Columbia in Rock W f.. page
G.. improvei by PROMISES numbered l4a9 Rhol'
island avenue northwest: AND IMMEDIATE
LY THEREAFTER. lot 119 in Webster Edger
Iy's subdivision of lats in square 210 as p.-
plat recorded in Liner N. folio 70 OF the
records of :he office of the surveyor Of tho D's-
trict OF Columbia. subject to right Of
said lot. aid right o. way 20 h. five feet wide
aud twenty feet ln=. and it's use TO be re
served 70 III" g!3:!foTS ahd Their heirs and a.
signs forever. improved by premises number
lac. Rhode IsIsnd avenue northwest.
AND ON TIE SAME DAY. At FIVE
Thirty O'ti 0Ck PM. 10. 1aa in John VI
Noiag'> subdivision OF lots in Squa'r. Isl. a.
said suhd VISION is recorded in Book II. page
1S1. nf the records OF the office of the su~
v-ynr. Of the District of Columbia. improved
nv premises known as tho ST. Clair apartment.
No. l.1I r street nar Invest.
Terms of sale: one-third of the purrhaS"
money to be paid in cash and the bal1nr. H.
tSp equal installments. payable in one an.'
r'ars from the day of sale. 10 ba rerrr
S.n'"d by ne pr,,nis>ory notes OF tie prr
chaser b-aring interest at the ra!e 8 pc
cent per ahnGm. payable s.m.-annuaIy.
cE,ei Icy deed of trust the property snl,l
al cash. al ihe on ion of thr purchase 4
deposi o' $1,000 premises Az 18th stree
iur invest nni Of saJo on each of the other
nareis vii! he raq'iir-d at time of sale All
s.onv.yancfn.. recording Revenue stamps sui
no 1riai fees al The cost OF purchaser Tie.
term. Of sale 10 he complied with with y
thirty days frop, day 81 sale.
LEON TOREINEE.
BYRON 4. GRAHAM.
Equity haiidin-.
311 John Marshall place.
ars d&,ls Trustees
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Avenue Grand,

Sunday and Monday. George Arltss
in The Devit' and, comedy, Naughty
Mary Brown: Tuesday. IT'S a Great
Life; Wednesday y. Ina Claire in Polly
With Past" and Harry Pollard in
Rush Orde-s"; Thursday, Billie
Burke in The Education of Eliza
beth" and Toonerville comedy. The
Shippers scheme: Friday. Enid Ben
nett in silk. Hosiery" and comedy
Edgar. the Explorer; Saturday.
Mildred Harris Chaplin in "Oid Dad
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Keith's.

B. F. keiths Theater for next week
announces the class and novelty of
bills that have been crowding the
theater the winter through. final Sc
lections of which will be announced in
the dramatic columns of this paper
later.
Sunday at and Sis pm. the cur
rent program will be given for the
last times.
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ADAM A. WEscHLEE. AUCfiUNEEk
TRUSTEES SALE uf UNE-SrORY FRAME
DWELLINGS, NOS. 1910. 1872. 1915 AM
1918 SOCTH CAROLINA AVENUE SOUTH
EAST.
BY virtue OF certain deed Of trust date, 4
October 70. 1920. known No. lJG. and duly
recorded among the Land records Of the Dis
,rict Of Columbia. and at the request Of the
party. secured thereby. the undersigned
trustees wi! offer for sac by public aurfion
In front of ihc premises. OF THURSDAY, THE
FOURTEENTH DAY OF APRIL. A.D l..l
At QUARTER PAST FIVE O'CLOCK Pm.
the following described land and premises
situate in the city cf Washington. District n;
Columbia. wit: Lot /. in square east vi
square 1913. having froItag" al t;1 feet on
Snuti Carolina by a depth Of Il
feet Kentucky ave. Sc. together with tie
improvements thereon.
Terms u sale: OE.fourth cash. the balance
In three equal ias:aliments. payable IN one.
cent per annum. payable semi annually. from
day OF sale. secured by deed Of trnsI upon the
properly sod. al cash. al the uption Of
The ;,uic;,ase:. 4 deposit Of 5000 required nt
the time Of sale. Ali conveyancine recording
revenue STAMPS and no;arial fees az the cost OF
che purchaser. Terms # Sale to be complied
with within thirty days from day OF sale
otherwise tho trustees reserve the right to re-
sell The nrole;;y AZ the Fisk and cost Of the
lefaniiirS purchaser. after five days adyer-
tsement Ut such resale IN some newspaper pub
lished IN The city Of WaSh!ng;o u. L.
GEO. J. MUELLER IR.
CARL L. MUELLER,
sr"-dG-ds eySr Trns.ees
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Girls de Looks

Girls de Looks" Barney Gerard's
company. which has been prime ia
vorite among kurlesque organizations.
comes TO the Gayety Theater next
week with Will II. Cohan and Joseph
h. Watson featured in their familiar
and laugh provoking roles of "SIitkin
4 Slotkin." barristers. The support
ing cast includes Anna Propp Bette
Evans. Sam Green. George Stole and
kao and kalama, besides a chorus of
twenty ATTRACTING Young women
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Photoplay Features.
Lying Lips"

Lying Lips" the Thomas II. 1nce
production now being shown at
LOew's Columbia Theater. will be
continued next week. beginning next
Sunday. In it are featured House
Peters and Florence lFidor. The
story is by May. Ellington and is
particularly notable for one Of the
greatest shipwreck scenes ever pro-
jected upon the screen.
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Knickerbocker.

Sunday and Monday of next week
I he knickerbocker will present Bob
! Iiampden of Placer" the first special
production released by Marshal Nei-
Ian, featuring James kirkwood. Wes-
ley tDinty) Barry. Marjorie Daw and
others: Tuesday and Wednesday, The
Truth About Husbands; Thursday
and Friday. Mary Miles Minter. in
The Little Clown and Saturday
Tom Moore. in Officer 666"
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Lyric.

sunday and Monday. Eugene O'Brien,
w orlds Apart; Sunday matinee only.
Eddie Polo. in King of the Circus {:
tuesday. Constance Talmadgc in
'Betty's Burg lar: Wednesday. Car
mel MYERS. in beautifully Trimmed" !:
thursday. The Great Lover: Friday.
reginald Parker Production, Goddess
Men. and Saturday, Harold Goodwin.
IN oliver Twist. ir.' Matinee only,
Diamond Queen"
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Savoy.

sunday and Monday. George Arlss
IN THE Devil': Tuesday and We'd
nesday. Thomas Meighan in THE
Frontier OF the Stars and Buster
INeaton in THE Haunted House;
Thursday. Ethel Clayton in THE Price
OF Possession" aud comedy "Torchy's
Big Lead: Friday. Jack Pickford in
Just Out of College" and Harry Pol
iard in Rush Orders; Saturday.
Wanda IIawley in THE Snob" and
comedy. The bonneville Follies."
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The first three days of next week.
beginning Sunday. Crandall's Thcatcr
will offer +. X. Lincoln and Agnes
Ayres. in The Inner Voice: Wcdnes-
day and Thursday. Pathe's special
production. Down Home" and Friday
and Saturday. Bessie BarriscaIe. in
her latest release. The Breaking
Point"
Evening star., 1921-04-13

Warning! When. you see the name
"Bayer' on package or on tablets
you are getting genuine Aspirin
prescribed by physicians for twenty
one years and proved safe by mil
lions. Take aspirin only as told in
the Baycr package for Colds. Head
Evening star., 1921-04-13

With the Jazz Heart" and Mack Sen
nett's eEungalsw Troubles: Satur
day. Dorothy Gish in The Ghost in
the Garret" and Buster keaton in
The SrarccrOW
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York.

sunday. Charles Ray in "l9 and
Phyllis: Monday. Justine .Johnston-
in 1.-THE Playthins of Broadway" and
comedy. "Tacks and Taxes; Tues
day. Mae Murray in THE Gilded Lily
ana Harry Pollard in Rush Orders
Wednesday, Alice Lake in The
Greater Claim: Thursday, Jack
i'ichford in Just Out Of College" anl
comedy The Art's''s Mudd'"': F~i-
, day, Madse Kennedy in "The Girl
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ache, Neuralgia. Rheumatism, Ear
ache. Toothache, Lumbago and for
Pam. All druggists sell Bayer
! Tablets OF Aspirin in handy tin
boxes of II, and in bottles of "a and
100 Aspirin is the trade mark of
Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetic-
acidester of Salicylicacid.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE Commissioners ~ G..
Washington. M,rch q. l9a1.-Sralcd pro
p"snls will he cevri at Room :'Ta rirt
building, IN il O'Clock pm, April 81 1922:
for furnishing and delirerin: Printing. mis-
ceilaae"ns; Lumber nnd M:lIwork Athletic
Gods AMI Playground Equipment. for use In
ii" yari"s i'ranrh"s o: tho government OF
The u strict OF Columbia during fiscal year
ending June 30. ln:.o Forms of proposal.
'pe,ihcaiio IONS aai information may be oh.
aimed from Purchasing Officer d. C.. Room
20. District building. In appIyin: specify
iif. class # Supplies for which forms are de
s.red. CtEO II. RUDOLPH. CHARLES W.
kGlL JAMES +. OYSTER. C"nim.ss oners.
~. Z. anl1 -.tt
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"Buddies." ~.

The Seiwyns VIII present the mu-
steal play Buddies" at the Shubert-
3eiasco Theater next week. opening
Monday night. II. is ar attractive
love story with plentiful supply Of
catchy music. The book was written
nv George V. Hobart and music by
=. G. Hilliam. TIE original New York
cast. which will be seen here is
heated by Donald Brian. Peggy Wood
ard Ralph Morgan
The supporting company Includes !:
EGouard Durand. Robert Niddiemass.
Eert Melville James fitzpatrick. Ad-
rian II. Roslcv, Horace \. Euwe.
Frank r. Woods. Edmund e. Yeager.
Graft irwin. George SeWell. Camille
Dalberg and Alice and Violet Dunn.
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The eUniversityPreparatory School

Sc. cor. Eth and + SIS. NV: phone fr. :oso.
Ma th"matCs. Physics. Chemistry, Latin.
French. Spanish. English. History, Hookkeep
ing. Stenograply. Typcwrting. Auditing. Ac
c"untancy. New classes. dsy ard night. begin
now.
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Hello. Alexander

Mcintyre and Heath. the famous
character comedy team. will appear al
Ioli's Theater next week. beo:.Ani1H
sunday night. in their new musical
eNtrsva sanza Hello. Alexander" In
which tIe- &are g~-.reA rAe E-ost mo-
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ARTHUR PETER and ". II. BADEN
Attorneys.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT o.
tojtnnia. Holding i. obate C0u.t.-N .1'.,:t,
Adm.a is;ra li"i.--fhis Is to give notice ii.'i
Ii'. >i:b,cr bef Of til. District of Columbia. h..
oba :ucd from the Piola 'e Court Of The D,>.r g.
"f Columbia letters t,.sfsmpntary on tt" e>tat,.
OF Edith Eorer. liie o. ;ae District dr { olur,
bia. deceased All persons having c.aim-
aga MS !me deceased Eer.;y waiIiei f" .y
hib!t the same. with the vouchers he. eG',
irILiiy antiient ica'cd TO the sIlscr.irr.
hcfoi" the 18th DAY Of March. AID. 1872: oihe-
w.ss they may by Law II. exclude, from All
benen' of said estate ,,,yen under my ha.d
'hs 2i'h day of N..rch. 1921. THT: WASH
1N'sTOS LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY AN
DRkW PARKER We. Pres sdent tSca,.i Al
lest: TIIEODORi: tOt;SWELI.. BrrIty H"ss-
ter Of Wills Tor the District of Coluu,iis.
Clerk Of the Probate t'our; ,ni,:;,, pR II
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Nv Hc4hs.NXSu 81 NeW fork ave: nv.
ADAM A WEStIILEH. ACCTIONEER

TRusrEES' SALE or VALUABLE TWO
ING. no. ljhG STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of certain deed of trust duly
recorded In I.ber 70. 4311. folio :23 ct seq.
of tie land records II the District Of ColunI
bia. and at the request OF the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees will oHe:
for sale by public auction. in front Of the
promises. WEDNESDAY. THE THIR,
TENTH EAY OF APRIL. AID 1921. AT
HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the fol
lowing described land snd premises. situate
in the city of Washington District Of Colum-
bia, TO wit: Lot numbered no. in C. W
riars,s subdivision Of lots in square 1893. as
per plat recorded in I:ook TO- page S. in the
surveyors Office Of the District OF Columbia
together with the improvements thereon. to
to he sold subject, however. to a prior deed Of
,ITst for $4,000, at i per cent, due January
81. 1929.
Terms Of sale: Orer and abov= said trust
cash. A deposit of 5000 required Of the pur-
chaser at tn. time Of sale. All conveyancing
recording. revenue stamps and uotariai fee:
at the cost Of the purchaser. Terms Of sal.
10 be complied with within thirty days from
day Of sale. otherwise the trustees reserve the
right to resell the property at the risk ami
cost of the defauting purchaser. after five
days advertisement Of such resale in some
newspaper published in the city Of Wash
ingtOn, ID. c
JOSEPH " SAUNDERS
RAYMOND J. fIERBUCHEN,
ar2 2-d&ds. eXSu Trustees.
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Future DAYS.

ADAM A. WESCIILER. AUCTIoNEEE-
Trustees Sale of Valuable Busi-
ness Property, being the
three-story brick building
used exclusively for business
purposes and numbered AIS
18th street northwest;
Also the desirable three-story
brick apartment house known
as the "St. Clair" being num-
bered l717 T street northwest
and containing six housekeep-
ing apartments;
Also forr dwellings,, being the
tkree-story brick dwelling
numbered 807 L street north
west; the hve-room franc
dwelling numbered l4z7
Rhode Island avenue north
west, with a brick garage in
the rear thereof; the largc
and eonnod.ous brick resi-
dence numbered 1929 Rhod-
Island avenue northwest, sne
the three-story brick, ssonc
front dwelling, numbere'
l465 Rhode Island aveny~
northwest.
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Crandall's,

and Vanity Fair girls in Paint and
Powder
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ATTORNEYS SALE
o. Dry Goods. Notions. Etc.
Ry virtue uf authority vesfe, in the under
signed. on
Thursday. April IA,
At 1880 AN.

ard ont.nnng until sold. VIII offer for
sale, witiiin Saiesrcoms at
653 La. Ave.
br puii:. auction. an extra iafS. stock oi
Mems and Wonien's Furnish 1ss. large qua n
titles Of Dress Shirts. Neckwear, t'u.:.rwIar
Hosiery Ready made Goods. Hats s'aps over
alis AID Jackets. Ribbons. lot of Fancy Goods
Nnt:ons. Dresses. Dry Goods. etc. etc. Stock
invoices i.Ol0.
Terms: Cash.
ID NOTES Anct
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EDUCATIONAL.
Spanish School Of Washington

BOOKS SCHOOL AND COLLEGE TEXT
books for every school. and miscellaneous books
on all subjects bought and sold. new and used
PEARLMAS'S ROOk SHOP 933 G ct NV
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AUCTION SALES
THOMAS J. OWEN & SON. Arcr1oNEER

- wv a. sun. ACCIlUNEEhS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE. BEING \ HOUSE AND LOT NUM-
RERED 400 BUCHANAN STREET
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF a certain deed of trust, re-
corded in Liher No. 1898. at folio 4S9. n
the land records OF the District Of Columbia.
and Mt the request of the party secured there
by, the undersigned will sell at public nuc-
ton: in front Of the premises, on WEDNES-
DAY. April. THIRTEENTH 1921 AT FIVE
O'CLOCK PM, the following described lond
and premises. situate in the District of Co
lumbia. and being lot numbered and now
kn"wn isn as lot numbered 81. in square numbered
2!oi, "lndoienca." as per plat recorded In Liber
No. 81. folio 81. of the records Of the office Of
the surveyor for the District OF Columbia.
upon the following terms:
Purchaser to pay one third Of the purchase
price in cash. the balance in two nstallme n ts
IN one and two years. respectively. with in
terest at the rate Of I per cent per annum
or all cash. at the option of the purchaser:
taxes and interest paid or adjusted to the date
OF sale: good title no sale: a deposit OF
500 will be required at the time of sale and
settlement to he made within fifteen 40
days Of the date of sale. or deposit forfeited
aud the property r.sold at the cost and risk
Of the purchaser after five q, days previous
advertisement Of such resale in some Wash
ington newspaper. Il. FRANCIS SAUL.
Surviving Trustee.
apo d&ds.exSu a34 New York ave NV
ADAM A WESt'fiI.EE AUCTIOSEER
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Potter-Eisenberg Recital.

Inc third Potter recital. given last
nient n at the New Masonic Temple Au-
audience. Mr. Potter's easy tech
niqne and sparkling tone quality
MADE such numbers as 'Etude SYM
phoni0ues." by Schumann, quite a
10Y; Inc program was beautiful and
wen selected and included two0'hopin
which Mr.. Potter rendered with es
neciaily fine feeling The lovers Of
Deoussy were quite enthusiastic over
Mf- Potters playing Of the "Arabesoue
n u Major A charming Mcdonnell
encore. Novelette," was also received
With much satisfaction.
me ceiiis Mr.. Maurice E.senberg.
charmed his audience with the FIR,
Sna Sn, rhythn1 OF his playing. His color
.,s. MI 'endtion OF 'Gavotle." b. Pepper.
Won much applause, and when he
later gave Saint-Saens lie. Cignn- as
an encore his triumph was complete
the absence of Mr. Eisenbero.s ar
companist made it necessary for Mr..
foster 70 assume her role. which he
accomplished splendidiy the extra tax
upon his playing in no v-av detr.}ct; ;n ..
from his solo nunbr-s
Robin Hood"
.uIy adequate in every respect.
Reginald DE koven's charming light
opera, Robin Hood" viii, be the Ar :
fraction at the National Theater next
week. ii is to be sung by com
pany orGa aiZed by Ralph Dunbar
PRODUCTIONS: which recently gave
The Chocolate Soldier"
The revival of Robin Hood" is a
pleasant event IN theatrical annals.
\ sufficiently coherent story of IT'S
historical ele:1rnt gives the De ko-
ven opera qu'tT. /. place by itself in
the affections OF those who love to
cream away an evening in world
of pleasant sounds charming peonle
and artistic environment. And what
people are more fitted to charm the
fancy than bold Robin Hood and his
gay and iOvable followers
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FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A. wEsCHLER. ATCTIONEER.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE M
PROVED REAL ESTATE PREMISES
40. ,.2I GEORGIA AVENUE NOIsTH-
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Thursday, April ID, 1O:30 Am.
MR.. THOMAS QUINN BEESLEY
Catalogues mt Auctioneers ONCE. 1893
INSPECTION WEDNESDAY,. : PM.
TOMORROW.

ADAM A WESCHLER. ACCTlONEER.
SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE AT ANACoSTIA.
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ADAM A. wEscnLER. AUCTIoNEER.

GEO. c. SHINE.
Attorney for laintiff. apl3-;l.
The Glenwood post., 1921-05-28
SOME USEFUL FARM TOOLS.

| The reason why many farm buildings
and various farm tools seem to be con-
stantly out of repair is because a great
many farmers have no special time for
doing their odd jobs. The practice e
keeping things in good condition is easy
to preach, but more difficult to follow.
for the reason that it is easy to fall
into the habit of putting off until to-
morrow that which can be done today.
There are countless odd jobs of farm
carpenter work which can be done dur
ing winter months, provided the farm
shop is equipped with the necessary
tools.
The tools needed have been listed by
the farm mechanics instructors at the
State college at Ithaca, N. Y. They
further suggest that it will further help
in keeping track of the tools if rough
outline or picture of each tool is made
on the wall where each tool is to hang.
This is said to be much more conven-
lent method than keeping the tools in
box or chest.
The following is a complete list of
farm carpentry tools. / 26-inch crosscut
saw, l 26inch rip saw, l jack plane
14-inch, with 2-inch cutter, carper-
ter's draw knife, l marking gauge, ]
Finch square, l mallet, ] saw set, l set
of auger bits--4-16 inch to 1916 inch,
The Glenwood post., 1921-05-28
SOME USEFUL LESSONS
ON THE HOUSE FLY.

Some times in the winter we wonder
what has become of all the flies that
were around in the house in the fall.
Many of them hide away in cracks and
the spring, as soon as the weather be-
comes warm, they come out and begin
laying eggs, starting a new family.
| The fly chooses a moist, warm place,
where food is conveniently near; ma
nurc pile. garbage can, wet news
papers or decayed fruit or vegetable
make fine places for her to lay her
eggs.
y fly may lay from l2o to 100 eggs
all at one time, and she may lay three
or four patches of eggs during one sum-
mer. A fly may begin laying eggs
when she is about one week old. The
eggs are very, very tiny and white.
If the weather is warm these eggs
will hatch in about ten hours. Out of
each egg comes slender white worm
which burrows into the manure pile or
down into the ground. 1t has no legs,
but still can travel about quite fast.
1t has mouth and several queer LOOK
ing appendages on the under part of
it's body which enable it to move
around 1t eats all the time, and when
| it is about five days old the body
shrinks up, changes to darker color
and is enclosed in sac. In this sac
the wings develop and the limbs form,
and in about three days the sac opens
and the fly comes out. These flies do
not grow at all. They always stay the
same size that they are when they come
see on the window pane are not baby
flies. They are fully grown and able
,, to lay eggs just as the large sized fly.
Flies can travel long distances, but do
not usually fly far if food is at hand
When the fly is about week old she
begins laying eggs. Each fly may in
a few weeks become the great grand,
mother of millions of other flies.
Flies are very dangerous, as their
feet are covered with small hairs which
catch and hold not only filth and dirt
but also the germs of diseases. The
fly also carries these germs in its stom-
ach and depoits them on foot; in the
suger bowl; in the baby's bottle, or in
any other convenient place. Flies have
been known to carry the germs of ty-
phoid fever, infantile darrhoea and
Tuberculosis. The germs of tuberculosis
seem to be especially favored by the
fly family. Flies also carry the eggs
of worms which cause such diseases as
hookworm.
Just as soon as warm weather comes
the killing of flies should begin. Every
thing about the house that will serve
as breeding place for the flies should
be cleansed or destroyed. If this is
done in every community the number
Of flies will be greatly decreased.
The Glenwood post., 1921-05-28
SCISSORS IN THE KITCHEN.

Medium sized scissors hanging in n
convenient place in the kitchen are a
valuable help. Here are some of the
purposes for which they will be found
useful, according to workers in the ex-
pcrimental kitchen in the United States
department of agriculture:
For cult ng cold meat into cubes.
For cutting celery or green peppers
into small pieces for pickles or salads.
For shredding cabbage or lettuce.
For cutting up raisins or dates.
For cutting out the center membrane
Of grapefruit in preparing it for the
table.
For cutting out the woody core and
eyes of fresh pineapple.
For trimming the rinds from break
fast bacon.
After the scissors are used each time
they should be carefully washed and
dried.