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New-York tribune., 1921-05-01
Evening Accounts
Starts Wheat Rise
After Early Drop

CHICAGO, April 30.--Uncertainty as
to the situation ON the threatened strike
of American seamen, trade rumors that
Germanys situation with the Allies
would keep that ns ton out of the ex-
port market and private reports indicat-
ing generous crops, combined to weaken
the early wheat market to-day. May
opened Mc lower at 1870 to 130Ac,
rallied from this early break, then sank
back to 1900. July started IA to &c
lower at 1864 to 1o6izc and fluctuated
around that figure. Trading was light.
Corn was influenced largely by free SELL
ing OF the May option, which started Ac to-
%c lower. at sex to 56iac 1t was driven
down to 55ssc@56%c before any support
came out July and September opened a
traction below yesterdays close, but held
that position fairly we'll in the face OF the
drive on May.
Oats were generally neglected and few
transactions were recorded. July began
~ lower at 37c to 81 Is c. then settled to
36 Mc, and steadied at the latter figure.
Provisions dull and bit easier.
General evening up of trades for over the
week end led to sRarp rallies later, and
the early declines were recovered May
wheat closed ~ to 1c net higher. 1T $1.31
to sl.31A and July made a like advance,
closing at $1.071a to s1.0S.
Corn firrned UP toward the end on sea
board sales Of 100000 bushels and on SELF
ing of May and buying of July by some
Cash houses which were changing hedges.
May at SIC to 81 7sc and July at 60%c to
60Ac
New-York tribune., 1921-05-01
The Days Bond Market

The Tribune prints each day the ma
t,tyity dates of all actiue bonds quoted
on the Neao York Stock Exchange. The
return on bond to the iauestor depends
upon three factors. the rate Of interest
the security bears, the 1markst price
ard the distance Of the Haatus-.ty date.
To figure the precise yield on bond 1t
Is necessary to use gicld fables, bat the
approximate yield can roughly be figured
out by the folloacing formula: Divide
the closing quotation on a bond into
the rate Of interest it pays, and the re-
sult apill be the annual return. II the
bond is selling beloao par you mast
ntloao also for the appreciation of the
principal. To do this subtract the mar
het quotation from par, or 100. and d.
vide the remainder By the ssatm,ber of
gears the bond has to ram before ma
turity. For example, If per cent
bond IS selling at 80 and has ten gears
to ratn, the annual return DiU be 6.66
per cent. The difference between par
and the market price aoiH be 10 points,
subtractimg 80 from 100. Dividing ten,
points By ten gears, the qAotiealt wiu be
1. This figure is TO be added TO. 6.66.
sehich is the onnual return, and the re-
suit Is 1855 per cent, aoiu give you the
approximate yield.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-01

butteF-Receipts were 5.as1 nacL.r
Ss,tsamery. Ss Fam higher than extras. pound. "a a.
ale: Ia,ysr vHss5S. r. " score S5Ac; seconds. ESQ
er than extras. as@3ssse. extra nsE sE n n
ssa,sci s,sci hrsts. s2@56Ac; seconds. as@ate
> - ~ os or storage. flrsts. 2an3sc seconds
tubs. finest, 34 s5c; good 70 rr,s,ss GARY q,
49, 49,. common to fair. 22N30c: renovataS
s's, 20 Q &c; ladies, current make Srsts
~ ~ ,S Il " - rs seconds. 20c; lower grades &
Ia pasking stock, current make, No. i,
49, No 81 Asc' lower grades l4@I7c.
Sheese-Receipts were 3.n51 boxes MAJ
so,oraa ailset1iea. s State whole milk. held.
whites. a7@asc pealass awa1av nernd' md 25@sse
sport sn held, 2o52 a a2c; fresh specials ~ II r.
rs: aVera ge3run. 1sc; lower grades. Is n,
ara y c. ru Twins; held specials IS @2Tc, aver
5 5sc average run, l7is@isc: W;sconssiwn - y
tresn s twins. 1sta Q1sc; single Dais;as
1Yrssn. Y. isc; double Daisies. fresh, Ice
lung Americas z6c; fresh, .20ls D2o%.
Esgs--Receipts were 1880 cases Fresb
saen,erea, extras dozen, S0@31c; stora ge
q sea, extra hrsts. 2s@291Ac frsts. 27A
seconds. gag s5cT dirties srorase naSLsc 20 -
:. 70 !. Zz - G 23c, regular packed o2c. No
z, e., = % g g II tsc; checks. fair to choice dry
yirsr5I,1 .1c; o9ck esgs. Baltimore, 4a@ 44c;
western Kentucky and Tennessee. Sc a. SAC.
state, Pennsylvania and nearby Western
aa asAnery WHITES. extras, 240p 35c; extra firsts
- go WsSc' hrsts, 2sGs1c; gathered whites,
grades 27@ 2sc; Pacific Coast wh;ta uhuer
. - 90 Ws7c; extra frsts, SO @ 35o; firsts
81 g &c under grades. 30c other Western
stat Pennsylvania and nearbv Wsstsrr'
hel..e cry browns, extra, 31Gp32c; gathered
DnUNn OF y ~. anu mixed colors. graded extras
SV@ olc' 1rses to extra firsts. 2s@2slac.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-01
Cotton Is Steady
In Dull Trading;
Buying Is Checked

The dullness which has obtained in
the cotton market since May liquida-
ton ran its course was even more pro-
nounced yesterday. There was bullish
comment on weekend reviews of the
trade outlook in this country and con-
tinued favorable news from Manches-
Ter.
But buying on such features was checked
sy uncertainty regarding the British coal
>trika and the fear OF developments ia
connection with war reparations between
nov and the reopening of the market on
Monday. The same featureS restricted
selling 10 equal extent, however and
sarfy declines under some scattering local
Aauidatior were followed by rallies or
covering. with u little Wall Street and
Japanese buying. July contracts sold up
from I2sic TO 12.T4c and closed at 12.7lc.
with the general market closing steady at
net advance of to Is points
A larger business was reported In the
goods trade. and according 10 various au-
jhorities steadier volume OF retail trade
has been noted during the last week.
The range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1921-05-01

-. sSN 8 -. 93ia
II B 1s4s X Denmark
-. =. 81 IS int ctfs
,m Can IS 1915
New-York tribune., 1921-05-01
rs ACRE CENTLEMAN'S FARM
cur this I'D" out.

~ Paramus Road {Frankiin Turnptkel,
AT East Rsdgewood avenue Ridgewood
Gardener always premises. Beautiful
house. 10 rooms and haths electricity. some
parquet floors, steam, newly decorated an7
exterior painted. Electricity in gardener
house and barn: all outbuildings, including
garage, pump house. chicken house. newly
painted Very aightiy lawn, shade trees
shrubs, vines; large orchard just trimmed
400 feet black and white grape vines. land
now being plowed. except small portion
woods and pasture; brook. Price includes
rnerts. exceedingly attractive place. amons
gcod neighbors. Price only $4,000 Way
under cost Go see IL, ask for Bender farrsa
Photos details. Ghegan & Levine. IL
livingston ays. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-01

EASY COMAfrTrATION TO NEW YORK
Permanent home. everything modern and
ready for occupancy at above price: no
extras: steam heat. parQuet floors, beauti-
fully decorated inside and out Select,
strictly residential neighborhood- Water
sports, golf. country club, schools, churches.
markets. Nearsy 1000 fest elevation; no
1osuuitoes. Big living room, with huge
open fireplace Many fine old oaks and
birches supply abundant shade. No ser-
wants needed; electrically equipped through
out. incuding electric range. vacuum clean
Balance, after initial payment, can be paid
up with less money than you will waste In
rent the next few years. Investigate. p.
way. N. T. c. Tel. 1882 Cort.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-01
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
THE NEW YORK AND HARLEM
RAILROAD COMPANY

New York. N Y. April 90. 1921.
r,ssvTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the
Sssnsly Sily first Annual Meeting of the Stock
SMasers Ss,srs OF The New York and Harlem
sssHlFoad Company. for the election of Dr.
t,sssors and the transaction of such other
,rsss'ness ,ss as may lawfully be brought before
~ ~ meeting. will be held at the office OF
q sas g son pany. In Grand Central Terminal.
si sis5s sse City of New York. on Tuesday. the
~, r. dag OF May 1921
IA ae poll viii be open at 10 o'clock noon
sfier open LOT TWO houfS lnsio"
Fhs Transfer Books will be closed at 8
ANN IsSA e Nj, on Friday, the 29th day of
Nv II 1874, and reopened on the morning
Fsysss91 sss91nesday. the 18th day of May. 1921.
81 4s.s-+p1"ARD E. STEPHENSON. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-01
Fridax,s

Southern Spot Markets--Cfalvaston firm
unchanged at 1l.60c: sales, 1903 bales.
New Orleans steady unchanged at IL. .25c;
sales 1.147 bales. Mobile nominal at
fo75c; sales. nil. Savannah steady, un-
changed at i1-50c; sales. 55 bales. Nor
folk steady, unchanged at 11.25c; sales,
1891 bales Aug usta steady. 10 points
higher at 11.13c; sales 12S bales. Mem
pais steady. unchanged at lie; sales. 1850
bales. st. Louis quiet, unchanged at
uz5c: sales. nil. Houston steady, un-
changed at i1.25c; sales. a.Sss bales Lit
tle Rock quiet, unchanged .at lie; sales.
$50 bales Dallas steady, unchanged at
s l09oe- Montgomery firm, unchanged at
e.Yoc. Fort Worth steady, 10 points
higher at i0.Sac; sales, 513 bales
Cottonseed Oil
The range Of nrtcaHs II. 80.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-01
Receiver in Equity

In the United States District Court
yesterday Judge Julian w. Mack ap-
pointed James N. Rosenberg receiver
in equity for the Haytian American
Corporation Of 140 Nassau Street. The
court fixed the bond at $4,000.
The petitioners state that the cor
poration owns large plantations and
controls many public utilities in Hayti,
the total of which is placed somewhat
neal. $10,00O,000. According to the bill
of Complaint, the liabilities arc fixed
at 100000.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-01
DIVIDEND NOTICES
IETR0IT UNITED RAILWAY
tlk0lT AND NORTHWESTERN
RAtY NAV

Il ~ 900 First Mortgage Bonds Of
oH and N0rtawestern Railway
*nre or May 1, iD2l. will be
Hon the present holders upon
~ sge @ - tho Central Union Trust
RI =. New York, 10 Broadway, New
III. qeepons will be paid ~ heret0-
Union Trust Company Of De-
shOutd be tietnriied nnd de-
~ regnlssr ss,anner.
= ~ < ~ n. RETEHS, Sesrctarx.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-01

tHE LIBERTY NATIONAL, BANK or
NEW YORK.

Notice 10 hereby given that at . rect.
ne Of the shareholders of The Lib.-ty Ma
nansl Bank OF New York, held IN March
lyzl. the Plan. dated February l. 1871,
Roviding for the merger of this said Bank
INTO The New York Trust Company, was
fgproyed that in order to carry our such
i 5nn. Il was voted to ltquidate said Ma
Z sHenet Bank. and re-incorporate an state
nsnk under the name The Liberty Bank
New York, and that upon the organiss-
ssA s.A OF said State Bank proceedings bs
Sssea to merge said State Bank with Tho
Z ~ York Trua. Company.
r.. w WALz. Cashier.
SatsA March .. 1saL
New-York tribune., 1921-05-01

H.. Yesterday. Year ago
= prime, 100 lbs: 5000 sos sls5o@14.5o
7,ss sides, II. lb. - .14@.1sh 1870 "a
mon to prime.
:, zoe ! lbs h ; III, .50@ll.5o l4oo@17. 90
Ss s.s = 10 IS 500 ss 7ss sc ss
r.,sa city. y ID. ;, ~. -1a@ II ls@ rs
TO prime, 100
r, lbs lbs 1o.5o@1a.25 l7.oo@17.5o
city. fb; :... .so@ as 800 as
Hogs 100 lbs. s75@ 9ss 1ssoSs I = SS M
ID s se d hogs, W
bacon. lib. .... 13L m 13% aaa ~ oA,s
.ForH, bbE 2Ssb0GD 2T.oI 1900 D43 90
Mess beef. bbI. I6.00aD IL 90 ! ( M mis- " 0 0o
Lard. Nj i'd lie " N''oo
West, 100 lbs s.so@ $50 4o@2o. so
New-York tribune., 1921-05-01
IS. = ANU Az. MEErrNe, on TILE sTor,r

Ssss1sssS9SuAI. Ssss nv MEETING OF THE STOCK
!ss5ss OF The STANDARD Gas Light
Tn III 20 or the City OF New York will be
n; IL tne office of the Company, Room
tn N, NO. $50 East 18th Street. New
4 lsscssy on Wednesday, May lIth. 1921.
III v fnS SSiock NJ, for the election of Direc-
the transaction of such other
- may come before the meeting.
So So. JOdN e. SANRORN. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-01
BIGGEST BARGAIN OFFERED

o-day Is this charming Colonial home. to
be ready for occupancy May 1oth, including
shades electric fixtures and electric range;
beautifuliv decora ted inside and out to suit
purchasef: a cash payment of 4,00O buys
1t. baltr"e of 81. 500 easy payment
mortgages Grounds 125xi60 fc. 10 big
rooms, 2 tiled baths, wide verandas and
complete garage. In select. tied neigh
New-York tribune., 1921-05-01
ELECTION NOTICE
akissouri Pacific Railroad Company

Va. st. Louis. Mo-. April 27, 1891.
xssssss,e.se is hereby given that the Animal
afse5sstask oI the Stockholders OF Missouri
is ~ IL. Haiiroad Company will be held at
III sssnefal ~ Once OF the Company in the
Gsx a, ~ 81 Louis. Missouri, on Tuesday.
liz sieu1nl tytn 1921. at nine O'clock A. M, for
sasnssstr nsssstrtion OF seventeen Directors for the
sa,y ~ ~ year. and for the transaction OF
! S,s ~ sseeting
sssSeki PACIFIC RAILROAD COM
PANY,
;9 BY r.. f. BUSH, President
s H. L. UTTER. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-01
FINANCIAL

gHE LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK on
NEW YORK.
The Liberty National Rank Of New
York, located at 15e Broadway. New York
taty. IN the State o. New York. In CLOSING
u Affairs. All noteholdera ard othsr
Eeoitors OF the aasociation are therefore
aershy notified to present ths noses aAA
elhst siAtlns for payment.
y. W. WALL. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-01

do S-yr rs. 1922 ........... 96M O6N
do 10-yr 5las, 1929 - 89is 8si
do 20yf 5Es. 1897. s5it S5js
Mexico extern strl 5s of 90. AS ASK 4s
do gold As of 1904 1854 33ls s4A
x of Italy 5yr 81 ses gold bds. s6 s6%
sac Paulo IS ct. ct......s..-...... 97H 97sa
New-York tribune., 1921-05-01
.MONTCLAIR


Ia settie ~gsAte. tkss ns3wnlslcxtsl afsf
fag5n sarriicsd mile frossa shr3vlng towa
Just of highway. hurdering be3v wa<4a {
tiilRbIe a14ds pasture land. valuable kIss4z
her tract, so acres hay land. With arnual
seas9n we'll fruited: good s-rpa.n hos1ss
barn. chicken house, work shop. etc ma ~
ideal gaHae preserve. Pziae only $a.sHa
part cash for quick sale. Fully deser5Sed
bargain list lust out: call or wrifse freu
copy. NEW JERSEY FARN AGENCY.
lS4-L Nassau ST.. New York csty.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-01
BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE HOME FOR QUICK SALE BELOW COST

shave Origin o
highly decorated
shrooma nd
and best plot of 81 of
A
just convenient
of building and
n
City,
New-York tribune., 1921-05-01

10 big rooms. tiled baths.
fine billiard room, big open
fireplace. wide concrete veran-
das; beautifully finished
throughout: parquet floors;
oak, old ivory and mahogany
finished trim: fine tree-cpvered
grounds and lawn. exclusive
residential neig ghberhoodi con-
venient TO Fl. r. express sta
ton; nearly 500 fl. elevation :.
overlooking beautiful lakes
and near golf and country
clubs. schools, churches and
markets; almost an acre Of
grounds. Two car garage in
cluded. Less than one hour
:. I, ts.ai., N v .-sit,. ..i.a
New-York tribune., 1921-05-01
New York Clearing House Banks

c0noltn OF ne mber banks including
changes
Aprl Changes
Bank
nd trust =
Inc n0n
bank trust ~ 'NN
companes ss4
asee aemano- dposs 3,717394O00
oeposlts
aggregate reserve 48e650Ooo
United States deducted s1oa71sooo
New-York tribune., 1921-05-01

EAST ORANGE
Choicest Residential Section.
ronvenienr TO I4ackawanna Sta. and Trolley
Worth s23 900. Owing to illness,
VIII sacrifice at any reasonable price
Easy Terms Arranged.
ors-tari,v house 10 rooms every modern
Improvement; parquet floors on first sed
second fioors: large plot 2-car garage I'M
mediate possession bargain for quick buyer
r. NJ Cleveland. go Market St, Newark, N. j.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-01
RUTHERFORD Rooms 3. az and Bath;

Modern home. pIotA5oxIoo. garage, garden;
chestnut trim throughout; excellent loca-
ton: steam heat, gas and electricity;
$4,000 cash. balance mortgage EDWARD
s. BROWN, is Park ays Rutherford, N T.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-01

borhood; near lakes. markets. country
clubs, churches. schools: "a profusion OF
trees. flowers and shrubs: wonderful views;
700 tt. elevation; min. to r. r. sta-: ST
min. train to N T.. splendid commut4-
tion in Jerseys most exclusive. convenient
from A. K. LExANDER. o16 West 96th ST..
and picturesque residential section. Details
New York City. Tel e2s6 Riverside.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-01
A SERVANTLESS HOUSE AT LAST
$4,000

cash AND
$1,000, ON
Easy Terms
Takes Title.
SIX ROOMS.
Titled Bath.
! GARAGE
New-York tribune., 1921-05-01
Cottonseed Oil
Sugar and Coffee

Sugar Futures-The range of prices:
New-York tribune., 1921-05-01

ROsELLE. N. j.
For Sale or For Rent
On account OF moving to Cuba, will sell
or lease for three years. beautiful Groom
home. complete in every detail Living room
80 feet long: open fireplace. Lot l00x206
Fine elns and maple shade trees. Fruit
trees minutes walk to station. minute
to trolley. Price s14.500. Easy terms. Rem
tai $4,000 monthly. Call III Walnut st. +.
Rosene. n. j. Telephone l44a~R Roselle.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-01

Open. High. Low.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-01

q S of Mex 5s
1916
25 ssof- ~ q
N Y City ~ 5
1857 May
Q 80 Is
4Hs 1860
& 95 IL
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-11-11
DEER WILL BE WITH
US FOR MANY YEARS

L. W. Spiegelberg, n Aruiser for a
local wood products company. gives it
as his opinion that it will be practic-
ally impossible to exter1nknate the deer
of Northern Wisconsin, at least for
many years. The reason he gives is
that as the timber is cut off. and
where it has been cut off, thick brush
grows up rapidly and affords the deer
good hiding places. and that deer are
naturally prolific, the does usually
having twin young and sometimes
three young at a time Mn Spiegel-
berg. whose business takes him into
he woods Il great deal. has been close
observer of the woods and its denizens
and he says that deer are pretty smart
animals; that. as most hunters know.
Il hunter may pass quite close to a deer
in the woods and it will remain still,
if in the thick brush. and the hunter
will pass by without seeing it. OF
course, as the country is cleared up
for farms. wild game. such as deer.
will be forced farther back from the
settlements. but the clearing mp process
is comparatively slow. and with estaD-
liShed game reserves and protective
laws. the deer will he with us for
many years 10 come
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-11-11
QI@5Il{ Rsd''' j b;
NEIGHBORS

When Teller loves his neighbor, like the ten
manments means it lifts up people to the stage
of kings an queens; there's music oatin everywhere
every bamy breeze the harmony echoed by the rob-
ms in the trees.
The devil never camps around lovin neghborhood,
an there amt --latest gossip to piZen peoples blood,
but there's borrowin an endin with wllin heart ar
hand an wholesome endin sperit that the children
derstand
never liked to be afraid of trampin ones toes,
nor to see skyward angle Mrs. Henpecks nose,an
the time when sickest, which it lasted moren week,
was when jawed Bkins an neither wouldn't speak,
There's lots of sorry pasme that associates with gall
but fussin with a neighbor is the sorries of EN- ALL
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-11-11
ROAD WORK HELD UP

Work was discontinued last Satur-
day on the new road from the Immi-
grafton camp to Weyerhaeuser, as the
funds are exhausted. There is left Il
mile and half of road to grade The
stumps are out and the hills are cut
There is one short piece that is not
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-11-11

Miss Pelkey is a teacher Of wide ex-
pcrience and her work appears TO he
efficient and practicable
The Lone Birch school. Dist No. II,
town Of Thornapple in the district
where our assemblgman, D. ]. Sum-
merville, lives. is being taught this
year by Miss Mamie Stevens. When
recently seen, there were % children
in attendance. The register shows Is
enrolled. This is one of the newer
Sch0OlhOuses and one of the newer
districts. The population in this COM
mmity is steadily growing. A num-
her of new families have recently
moved in. The schoolhouse is credit
to the community
Plan To Teach Adults
The two-room school in Dist. No. J.
1T. town Of Willard and Marshall
which has been taught by the Misses
Edith and Mabe Frykman, for several
years. was recently visited by the gu
perintendent. This school is equipped
with Il teacherage that is used as
home by the F'rykman sisters. Here
Il plan is being evolved for holding
evening classes n portion oil the year
TO instruct the adult population in the
English language and in American citi-
zcnShip. We trust that other schools
situated in communities which neel
similar instruction. may do likewise
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-11-11

passable. We were informed they put
thirry-one loads OF rock into a place
about a rod and half square. There
seems to be no bottom to it.--Horset
man Cor. Rice Lake Chronotype.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-11-11

The city of Amigo has teachers
rest room
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-11-11

Monograph paper ar the News
Budget office
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-11-11

The reel fisherman takes good care
of the tools Of his calling.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-11-11
Consider Transportation

In Dist. No. S. town of Atlanta,
Miss Edna Nelson is teacher for the
second year. The superintendent found,
upon a recent visit, that Z children
were enrolled. all of whom were III
attendance. This school was formerly
a two-room state graded school. That
was when the village of Atlanta was
in its palmy days. At the present
time, the population has so changed,
that the patrons have seriously CON
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-11-11

The committee on common schools
for Rusk county held a special session
nj the court house on Saturday, Nov.
). This meeting was for the purpose Of
appOrti0ning property among the sew
tral districts which were affected by
virtue of the creation of the Ut. Dis.
No. l.. town of Rusk and Stubbs. DIV
ing to the fact that some of the neceS-
Sarv information was not at hand, tn
committee adjourned pending comma
mention with the districts from which
information is, required
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-01

wonders I'm color schemes. OF course
mulberry and gray. that lovely color
scheme adopted from the italian rem
aissance. cannot be achieved so simply
But good color schemes involving ma
hogany furniture and n background
color work OF blue and yellow. or n
scheme taking into consideration
brown shades OF wood and a back
ground working scheme OF buff and
orange with a bit of vivid blue perhaps
In pottery and candles. can be worked
out quito satisfactorily with old fur
nishings and small new additions.
After you have decided on tho color
scheme. go TO work eliminating. Don't
be sentimental. II any piece OF furni-
ture spoils your harmonious grouping
or your color scheme. discard II. II
can do service In some other room.
You can do much to bring your DIFF
ferent things into harmony by tho use
OF figured materials for curtains or
cushions. You can get your small
aplotches of vivid color that add 80
much to room by means of candles.
larnpshdea, cushions. the lining TO win
dow draperies. You can entirely
change the character OF room by the