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Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-10
Miscellaneous
For Sale

FOR sALE-Best paying grocery
III valley. White Front Grocery,
Imperial, Prone i25-W. 5tlZ
FOR sALE-First class dairy cows
Holsteins an1 Jerseys, from I. y.
tested herd. Walter Groebli.
mile east, 81 mile south Acacia
school, or Route >, Box lJl, FL
Centre. 9t4
FOR sALE-Good Bermuda pasture
any KIND Of stock. y miles west
SA- Diego highway and 12 mile
south. hdgar johnson. JUtlU
FOR SALE-Pure bred Jersey bull,
IL years old. High records from
dam and Sire. w alter Grocbli, l
mile east, "A mile south Acacia
school. 9t4
PIAAU FOR SALE or rent. SIS
broadway. FhoLe 2lS. 2ltf
fOE cALE-50O Marsh Seedless
grapefruit. 500 Eureka lemons. ii.
II. HuLter, 0aD deg, Kite 4, BOX
4|9, Nursery, Lemon Gro,<. lytf
RHJK SALE-Pldgeons, White King
and Red Carous. 1o4 Vine st.
lStI
HAND business. owner
1.urt, wants late sedan in trade.
Van Buren,, Calipatrla tn tn If
FOR SAlE--t.NccllCut Duroc Jersey
toar, 3 years old. Irjcr $50 f. o. u.
,ancn. Norm End Eargh, Calignt-
Ia. Jt5
FOR SALE-.Grecn feed Is acres
alfalfa i'll one field by acre or
month 3 miles west hi Centre on
pavement. q. w. Young. 9tJ
FOR SALE-Head corn. $50 per ton
Wen matured and dry. Walter
GrocbH, / mile east, "a mile
south Acacia school. 9t4
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For Rent-Real Estate

FOR SALE OR RENT-40 acres OPP
posite Eucalyptus school on san
Diego highway, John Nippcrt,
Gen. Del, FL Ccntro. Jt6
TOR RENT--2e acres alfalfa for
vegetables Dearhead Ranch,
miie north McC;,De school. y. II.
Rehkopf, Box 1916, FL Centre. Off
FOR RENT-Wanted experienced
gardener to farm 20 to 80 acres.
= miles southeast Of SecIcy. Cash
or share crop. AG.ress p. j.
Storms, Box 81, Sco!ey. 3ltf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-10
HEAVY ENGLISH TAXATION
CUTS WHISKEY DRINKING

LONEON, Aug. 10. Whisk.
consumption i'll England was only
l.,0o0,o00 gallons last year, - re-
cord low figure, excluding the tN',
Wears of government control i'm l9l~
and 1919, according to the report
of William II. Ross, chairman ana.
managing director of the DiNtiIlcr-
Company.
Whiskcy drinking has been GROW
ing less and less each year, hr said
lie hrId thc high government taxes
responsible, rather than any inch
Hation toward temperance ON tM
part Of the CONSUMERS. Govern
mcnt faxes. he declared, are gruaJ
ally bat surely bleeding the Whi,Nrg
trade to death. -
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-10
AutOm0tive
Lost and Found

LOST WaItham wrist watch, flcx-
iblc bracelet, Friday night on
Orange, between Seventh and
Eighth, or at airdome. Return to
Press office. - reward. 9l2
LOSf-Roll of bedding on highway
between lndio and WestmorIand.
Reward. Mrs. Land, 7S3 Park.
2tf
The Seaboard Farm, Ambrose,
Georgia will ship 400 carloads Of
tomatoes this season.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-10
Wanted To Buy

.,NTED--Sec0hc hand f.suitur.
CAT 49JW. $40 Nam st. I9tf
UhNlrURE WANTED-Il5 NO
5th. Phone 623. Ittt
California produced ISL, 900 tons
of pears in 1925 an Increase o. Jl,-
GOO tons.
" NANIED-Second hand furniture
Highest prices paId, Army ana
Navy Variety Store. 4S0 Main st,
III Centre. tn Thur Sat tf
WANTED TO BUY-small bunch
Of pigs, Phone 655. 9t3
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Saratoga Springs, N. "

mark for sales this season was set
here when fifty ycarlings brought
an average price of $4,000. The
highest price paid was for d chest
nut colt by Man o War out of
Jeanne Bowdrc. Lively bidding
ended with the sale of the colt at
S2J 900.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-10
No Tax Refund
On Scsl00l Gas
~, United Ircs> Leased Wire

SACRAMENTO Aug 9-Cali-
forni1 school districts owning bus,
ScS are not entitled to refund of
faxes on gasoline used in t-auspor.
tation of children, according to "a
ruling Of Attorney General T.. $
Wchb ON file here today,
The ruling was made ou request
of District Attorney Lovcioy Of
Fresno county.
Co6I nights have retarded the
growth of rice in Nojo county.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-10


County of Imperial
De Nancy V Compania copartncr-
ship. Pablo de la Arena and Ana-
Ii aMontcvcrdc, copartncrs doing
business under the firm name and
style Of De Nancy y Compania,
Plaintiffs,
james Yynch, Globe Cotton Oil
Mills, Ga corporation,D William
G. Allen, Adolpho l.. Nerdugo, Z.
f.. Sanguinctti, Fernando Maldo.
nado, Juan r. Orci, Francisco j.
Gaxiola, Elcazar Del Vale, Agri-
cola de los Algodones, Mercantile
Banking Company, S. a. Ga cor
poration.) ID. \. Leonard, VIM.
Gunctrman, G. B. Moore, J. H..
Hernandez, First National Bank
of Calcxico Ga corporation,) Cen
tral Bank Of Imperial Valley Ga
corporation.) r. J. West, r. J.
West Company Ga corporation,7
r. J. West Cotton Company Ga
corporation.) T. J. West Corpora
tion. Ga corporation,) Edwin Al
len, John Doe, Richard Roe,
James Brown and Peter Smith,
Defendants.
The People of the State of Califor-
mia Send Greeting To;
Jamcs Lynch, Globe Cotton Oil
Mills Ga corporation.j William G..
Allen, Adolfo l.. Ncrdugo, f.. f.
NJ 4 a
.;uan X. Orci, ,t'ranciscosJ Ga&ela,
Elcazar del Vallc, Agricola de los
Algodonos, Mercantile Banking
Company, :. A., Ga corporation,) D..
A. Leonard, VIM. Guntcrman, {. b.
Moore. j. H. Hernandez, First Ma
tional Bank of Calcxico Ga corpora.
iion,) Central Bank of Imperial
valley, Ga corporation,) T. j. West,
r. j. West Company, Ga corpora
iiom,) r. j. West Cotton Company,
ca c0rporation,J r. j. West Corpora
tqon Ca corporatiou.5 Edwin Allen,
John Doe, Richard Roc, James
Brown and Peter Smith, Dcfen-
dants.
You are directed TO appear in an
arton brought against You by the
above namcd plaintiffs in the Sup
crior Court of the County Of Inn
pcrial, State of California, and to
answer the complaint therein with
in ten days after the service on
YOU of this Summons, if served
within the County of Imperial, or
within thirty days if served else
where, and YOU are notified that
unless You appear and answer as
above required, the Plaintiffs will
take Judgment for any money or
damages demanded in the Com
plaint, rs arising upon contract, or
will apply to the Court for any
other relief demanded in the Com
plant.
Given under my hand and seal of
the Superior Court of the County
of Imperial, state of California,
this 29th day of November, 1924.
c. q. MOUSSEAU,
County Clerk.
BY G. L. Winford, Deputy
(SEAL)
4 - .,n - - IN II Of n = =
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-10

FOR kENT-Ewo room furnished
apartment with shower, $I5
lights included. Mrs. Land, foa
Park. 25ti
FOR RHNT-Partly furnished
room house at 500 Broadway. In
quire S19 Commercial. gt2
t,,n Rr.NI-M orehousc with spur
track -. P.J known as Aewmark
Gram warehouse at III Centro,
with packing shed attached. Z. h.
krauss, Moor a BOX l5o, san
Bernardino, Cal. Ill TIL saL tt
I'Ok KENT-.lu u n1sned knase for
Jr'y ami August Apply 52y SO.
Seventh sot. 15tf
MOUNTAIN COTThuES for rent.
ii you want cool, mountain cot.
tage, you cannot DO bertcr than
hIpase. Address Murphy q Cram
cr, ow -crs, liipass. tues & FL II
FOR REAI-Large apartment with
YrlVate bath. Also sleeping room.
Park View Apts. 25tf
FOL; KENT-Houses furnished and
uufurnished. SuuIhcr rates. Mrs.
Ianu. 7s3 PAX 26tt
WILL EACR ANGE--feIt of N.
house for care Of rented rooms
Ill same. Close in. prcss Box 97a
ut
FOR RENT-1Sevcn room house,
close III. Phone 39l. 9tf
FOR RENT-3 room furnished
house with bath. Inquire 672 CT
ange. i9tl
FOR REAT-Three room house.
Phone 623., 2ltf
FOR RENT-Jhrce rooms, bath,
breakfast nook. 672 Orange. Call
after 5p. III. 22.f
FOR REAT-Front apartment, fur,
nlshed. Three rooms, large screen
porch. 773 Olive. 33tf
WANTED-To rent small house,
Sept. l.. Press Box 1U0S. 6t6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-10
Cattle Market


Cattlc--l0O, holdovcrs 400; oual-
ity plain, market slow. prices about
steady. C0mon grass steers 500
IO1. very common and cutters steers
Sho0-6.O0; two loads medium grade
cows T1.3:'; cutters S3.25-4 90, low
cutters S2.I0-3.00; bulls steady.
Calves '2JO; market firm ON good
yeats, slow ON medium grades and
grass calves. Top load $l00, other
vcalrrS $o.75.l0.50; grass calves 80
down.
liogs--no rail receipts. 100 head
truckcd in; market strong. Few
good CALIFORNIA; $l5.Sj. nearby 200
lb. averages. Sl5.0O1j.25; packing
sows Sl2.OO- l2.J0.
Shccp-Nonc. Medium to choice
lambs nominal at Sl3.75.li.00: ewes
S5.00-700.
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MURDER ARRANGEMENT
CONTINUED ONE WEEK

NlSALlA, Calf, Aug. l0.--Fram-
cisco Nicblas, Portcrvillc. who is
charged with the murder of NJ. T.
Virgil, %, Portcrvillc hermit, last
September, VIII be arraigncd in
superior court here next Monday.
Njrblr> arrli"umcnt was scheduled
f'r No,trr'jlv but WAS postponed ON
his attorney : motion.
T ne 10 start something TO he
thankful for next THANKSGIVING.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-10
Base Bail Standing
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Philadelphia :, Cincinnati /.
Boston }. st. Louis 0.
Pittsburgh ., BROOKLYN ,.
New York /, Chicago )
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-10
San Francisco-''Doc' Wri

San Francisco-"Doc' Wright
has jumped into leadership of coast
league pitchers in the point of
games won percentage. The Angel
hurlcr has won Is in 10 starts.
Close on his trail is Crandall, also
of the Angels with 10 wins, ) de-
fcatS. Cole. Missions. is third with
20 victories and eight defeats.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-10
Situations Wanted

WOMAN with valley experience,
wants position, cook on ranch or
anything. 124 North Eighth. 81
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-10

Palo Alto-Andy Kerr, member
of Stanford 5 coaching staff for
the past four wears, will leave to-
morrow for Washington, Pa, where
he is to become head football coach
at Washington and jefferson Uni
vcrsitv.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-10
Here and There
in Sport World
By United Press Leased Wire

Atlanta, Ga.-Tiger Flowers,
middlcwcight champion, will meet
Battling McCreary here tonight. 1t
Is his first appearance here since
he won the title from Harry Grcb.
New York-Miss Elizabeth Ryan,
who defeated Miss Helen Wills last
week at the Seabright tournament,
IS expected to delay her announce
ment concerning turning profession
al until after the Woman $ Nation
al Tennis championships. She is II
close friend of Suzanne Lenglcn and
is rumorcd to be ready to join the
French star in forsaking amateur
tennis
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-10
CRAPPLERS WILL
BATTLE FOR TRY
AT JOE STECHER
By United Press Leased Wire

LOS NNGELE Eo, Aug. 10.-John
Pcsck and Mex Lutte VIII step on
the mat tomorrow night at the
Olympic auditorium with bitter
determination to win. both knowing
that the victor will be given a
chance at Joe Stcchcr 5 world
heavyweight championship wrestling
crown.
The match between Pesek and
Lutte is bringing out more bets on
Spring Street S markets than any
previous wrestling bout staged in
this city. Two of the most damag
ing arm holds used in the game will
be brought into play when the
heavyweights get together.
Pcsek uses double wrist lock
and Lutte 5 favorite is the double
arm scissors. Lutte is favored by
his followers because of his youth
while Pcsck is regarded as one of
the fastest. men in the wrestling
game
Stcchcr's signature was obtained
on contract by Lou Daro, local
wrestling promoter after more than
a week of conferences. The cham
pion will receive 30 per cent Of the
gross gate receipts. This should be
in the ncighborhood of $4,000 and
will be the biggest purse ever of
fCrcd a wrestler for a match west
of the Rocky mountains.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-10

ThcN want 10 stop prohibition
jokes. Why not stop auto jokes!
Autos kill as many as prohibition.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-10
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

N'N~6 VIZ = @SNDN'HV'
Philadelphia =, Chicago |.
ClcvcImad :, Washington ).
New York 9, Detroit s.
Boston :, -. Louis ).
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-10

We know why the rooster crows.
Hes laughing because his wife
never can find things where she laws
them.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-10
Help Wanted

WANTED T'ar'ol drive: for Wal
lis tra"t"t ArrN @t'cr =. M.
ISL Holt. 81,
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LISTEN TO THIS

live rooms and large screen porch,
also wash room off the Kitchen,
cement floor. This is not shack
but good substantial house,
piastercd and nice bath room. 6U
toot lot in good location but is
going to sell for $500 on easy
terms. This is the month to buy
houses. See Afflerbaugh with
Edgar Bros. Realty Co. ste
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-10
COAST LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Open date; no games scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-10
Special Notices

SEWFNG done reasonably. S11
Commercial. 9t3
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Ocean Spray Apartments

u Ave. ~. wire or Nrlge Hcrn-
don, +. o. Box 9i5, Venice. ats
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-10

When Bud Taylor, of Terrc Hautc,
arrives in Los Angeles from Chi
cago this afternoon. he was due to
be given royal welcome by hunI-
reds of boxing men and friends.
The "blondc terror has IN Gu
gagcmcnt here to meet Dixie Lnhood
at the OLYMPIC auditorium WcdncS-
day night, August IS.
Although Taylor has been away
for several months he may not tar
rv long in Southern California. He
is scheduled to return TO Chicago
for a Labor day, match with Charley
"Phil' Rosenberg for the bantam
weight championship.
Matchmaker Joe Levy announced
a good supporting card for the
TayIorLahood affair Frankie Ne
vcy meets Benny Furrcll in the
Scmi-final of six rounds. In the
SiX-round special Jimmy Marcus
and Teddy EaStcrbrook middle
weight, clash.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-10
For Rent-Houses

FOR RENT-Modern apartment
Call GA Olive or see Mrs. Steele
at SaloHons. 3tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-10
FOR RENT

Several good houses furnished and
unfinished. See Afflerbaugh
with Edgar Bros. Realty Co. 5t6
FOR RENT room modern house.
See Williams with the Buick. Jtf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-10
No. 9873-Dept. o2

No. es7s-Dept. q
ACTION BROUGHT IN THE
SUPERIOR COURT OF IMPER-
= IAL COUNTY AND COM
PLANT FILED IN THE OF
FICE OF THE CLERK OF THE
SUPERIOR COURT OF SAID
COUNTY.
In the Superior Court of the State
of California, in and for the
County of Imperial
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-10

De Nancy Y Compania, a copartncr-
ship. Pablo de la Arena and ANA
Ii aMoutcvcrdc, copartncrs doing
business under the firm name and
style Of De Nancy y Compania,
Plaintiffs,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-10
QUICK SALE

As He'll ot., five large rooms, hard
wood floors, fire place and in
fine condition. If YOU want a good
home look this over, Ready to
move in. Easy terms to respons'
ible party. See Afflcrbaugh with
Edgar Bros. Realty Co. 5t6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-10

J Is 20 u A ! 10 Il u 81 s :
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-10

FOR kENT-Iwo room furnished
apartment with shower, $Io
hghts included. Mrs. Land, 1o5
Park. 25tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-10
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
For Sale-Real Esfate|

WANT country property in exchange
for l.. A. and vicinity business,
income and residence property.
Owners and brokers submit fun
details. +. W. Loadvinc, broker,
272l W. 9th st, Los Angeles. std
BIG snap in Fontana, Cal, ranch
with 1000 chickens ami ) room
furnished house. $500, no trades
$2500 down, very easy terms.
Write at once to w. II. Klink,
FOntana, Calf, TIL
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-10

FOR RHNT-Partly furnished )
room house at 820 Broadway. In
quire Sl9 Commercial. gt2
Evening star., 1926-12-18
FURNISHING THE HOME
Conducted for The Star
nv EIJzARETH sTETSON AND GENEvIEVE HENDRICKS

ment you dream of far-off Spain and
| look forward to the charm of more of
| these same colorS and wrought iron
and Spanish furniture within. But
the door is opened and one is mentally
hurled across many miles to come
into the land of Adam and Sheraton
and other English makers of delicate,
dainty furniture. 1t is hardly fair
either to the house or the furniture or
the caller, for it is hard on each.
Furniture must also he in proper
tion to our rooms. We can use fairly
large pieces if we have large rooms
that will allow them plenty OF space
without giving a crowded feeling. But
If our rooms are small, as most rooms
are these days. we will want to buy
furniture that Is small in scale, so
that it will not ill them up and be out
of proportion.
Quite as important is the suitability
of our furniture to the type of per-
sons we are. If we are in moderate
financial circumstances. elaborate fur
niture will be decidedly out of keeping.
Far better to have good. honest, sim
pie furniture that looks as though we
could well afford it than to display
pieces that make our guests wonder
how we can manage to do it and Won
der If they are all paid for. Our per-
sonality will further determine the
selection of our furniture, and 1t will
be well for us to express our likes and
dislikes up to a certain point.
Must Buy Wen.
IAN the world loves lover" should
be rewritten to "All the world loves a
bargain" And who of us is without
this desire to buy cheaply. However,
if we do not buy well, we will not buy
cheaply. Most furniture. unless it is
antique, depreciates very rapidly in
value. not only in resale value, but in
actual value to the owner. If we
buy furniture that is carelessly put to.
gether 1t will within no time at all be-
gin to come to pieces, the legs will
spread or fall out, the springs fall, the
seats sag and the upholstering be-
come lumpy and uneven. Also, if we
buy really cheap furniture the varnish
VIII show every scratch and every
mark. AS a result repair bills will
soon add to the cost price of this fur
niture, or we will replace 1t in a short
time with other new pieces, and soon
we will learn we have bought expen-
sively because we bought carelessly
and too cheaply. How much better to
buy 6OOO plcCcS III Tile UCSlufllflE, even
though we have to pay more for good
workmanship and good materials!
However, much as we might wish
to purchase only good pieces, few Of
us can afford TO buy at once all Of
the pieces we will need to furnish
our rooms as we would have them
The wise thing to do and the most
satisfying thing in the end is for
us to buy first the pieces that are
absolutely essential to our comfort and
then buy the other pieces that we
need to fill in as we have money for
them.
Professors Wife's Case.
A picture comes to mind of a pro-
fessor's wife who had exquisite taste
and wanted only the best in her home,
Evening star., 1926-12-18

but your chair will be out of proper
ton to the height of your room The
height of the arms from the seat of
the chair or sofa is another point to
be considered. If the arms are too
high. then the person seated in these
pieces will make an effort to raise
his arms, which will not be consistent
with the relaxation that would be
expected in these pieces.
The points enumerated above have
been taken into consideration by de-
signers of good furniture. and pur-
chasers of good pieces need not trou-
BILE themselves 10 measure and figure
Evening star., 1926-12-18

padded that they will conform to our
figures as we lean against them.
Many cheaply made sofas are apt to
be made very stiff to sit down upon,
and are so hard that one has so make
an effort to push against the back.
Contrarywise, other cheap sofas are
made 80 soft as to be uncomfortable,
after the manner of teatner otGs.
There Is a middle ground here. as in
most matters, and in selecting our
sofas we must look for upholstering
that 1t Is not too hard nor yet too
soft. In looking for comfort in our
upholstered pieces we must think also
not only OF the present, but of future
comfort as well. II the pieces have
not been well made the springs will all
too soon make uncomfortable ridges,
and the filling, unless 1t Is OF hair or
other satisfactory material, will lump
in one place and grow shallow in an.
other.
Height Of Seats.
It Is not only In the upholster ing
that one must insist upon certain fea-
lures for comfort. Be careful not to
select pieces whose seats are too far
off the floor, so that when you sit
down you have to make an effort to
touch the floor with your feet. Thir.
teen inches from the floor to the top
Of the seat Is very comfortable
height for lounging chairs and sofas,
and from 13 to- 18 inches is a good
height for chairs that are bit more
formal. Take care also that the seat
Evening star., 1926-12-18
Furniture For the Living Room.
nv GENEvIEVE HENDRICKS.


After having spent some time ana
thought on the architectural teat
Of our living room, the proposed pan
Snu,nrd which we wish to work. ana
Che backgrounds we wish to select, IL
wound seem as though our road shoulo
he made easy for us. now that we nave
cornpIeted our preliminary work ana
come to the actual selection OF our
furniture But even yet our PAIN Is
not without its danger marks anu we
must watch our step as caretuiiy as
ever If we do not, even tnougn we
have taken infinite pains with these
most essential matters of BACKGROUNDS
orr room will show our carelessness
md brand us before our fr1enuS as
slipshod persons who at pest 90
thing but half way.
To most people the buying of furnl-
t,1re is a matter of finance. and tol-
lowing the crowd. Since three'plece
sets of upholstered furniture nave
been widely advertised ana wloeIy'
though not wisely, purchased. the ma
foritv of householders think they, too,
y,,usf buv a. "set" This set" TO-
rether with other stereotyped pieces,
such as the davenport table" the
bridge lamps, and other widely
heralded pieces made famous through
The press agent rather than always
through individual merit, form the
nucleus of most prospective pur-
chasers' furnishing dreams.
Buy Suitable Furniture.
Rut inst because the crowd has
bought these pieces is no reason why
we must all follow lamblike and puy
Just the same. In fact, it Is almost
good reason why we should not, 1or
IT, inY~it n
our neighbors either in taste or needs.
and certainly we should follow our
privilege of expressing our own indi-
yiduaIitv in selecting the furniture
with which we are to live in our most
precious belonging, our home.
Several reasons should determine
o,,r choice of furniture and these
should be carefully borne in mind
when we face the "go-getter, sell
m-or-die" salesman who can not
know our problems. We must buy
furniture that is suitable both TO our
homes, our tastes, and our purses; fur-
niture that is comfortable, durable,
and, last but far from least, furniture
that is good to look upon.
To be suitable to our living rooms
the furniture we buy must be in keep
ing with the architectural plan OF the
room. That is, if we have planned
our room after the Spanish manner.
we must not buy for 1t early Ameri-
can pieces, or il it is colonial, we must
not select heavy Italian pieces. The
general style of our furniture should
conform with the architectural fea-
lures of our homes. In violation of
this very obvious rule Is the furnish
ing of a house in this city most care
fully planned in every detail to repre-
sent Spanish country house.
Hard on Each
AS you walk up the flagstone walk
to the iron trimmed blue door under
its tiled porch roof in the yellow ce-
Evening star., 1926-12-18

with remarks as to how sparsely it
other, What wonderful things Mrs.
x. has,
Among the essential pieces that we
will wish to buy first for our living
room are d sofa, at least one good
overstuffed chair and one armchair,
not overstuffed. The first require
ment Of these pieces Is that they must
be comfortable, for they, of all the
pieces in the living room, are chosen
for Just this one reason. We will
want a sofa that has good springs
that will make the seats pliable, and
we will want the back and arms so
Evening star., 1926-12-18

is not too deep, so that in order to
reach the back of your chair or sofa
you do not have to pull your feet off
the floor.
Unless you are planning to use
great many pillows on your sofa, or
unless your 1ounglng chair is perfectly
made, this matter OF depth Of seat
is serious one. The height Of the
back Of the sofa or chair Is also i'm.
portant. If 1t is too low 1t will leave
your head without any support, ut.
less you stink down farther into the
chair in an ungainly manner. II It is
too high you will not be so troubled,