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Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-30
SPORT NEWS SECTION

the winter. The most important
was the result of trade which
sent Eddie Roush to the New York
Giants for George Kelly.
Roush is rated as perhaps the
best centcrfielder in the National
league, but his services may not
prove so indispensable. 1t is no
secret that he was not on the best
of terms with the manager of the
club and with other players on the
team.
Some loose fielding on the club s
last invasion last season caused
some of the players to charge him
with the loss of two ball games in
Boston and the loss of the pennant.
In exchange for Roush, the Reds
obtained in Kelly the best all
around PLAYER in the league. There
ism t any particular place for him
on the club, however.
Kelly primarily is IL first base
man but WaIiy Pipp is good cam
paigncr and hardly can be bcnchcd.
Kelly can play second base and the
outfield but he is not Il Champion
ship bali player i'll either position.
Critz Is Essential
Hugh Crltz, rated as the greatest
fielding second baseman in base
ball, hasn t reported to the club and
he insists that he will not until he
gets more salary. His game is of
such Importance to the defensive
strength of the club that he prob
ably will get close to what he
wants.
In Charley Dresser, Babe Pincl-
Ii, Horace Ford, Wally Pipp and
Clarke Pittingcr, the Reds have
competent men on each side of see
ond base, but Critz would work bet
ter IN tie com mhination than Kelly.
The difficulties the club is hav-
ing with Adolfo Luquc, veteran ca
ban pitcher, also makes it hard to
estimate the real strength Of the
team. Although the management
contends that Luquc is not on the
market, there arc reasons to believe
ihat he may not be with the team
when the season starts, and SO far
there is no way 10 figure what
pitcher the team might get in a
trade fer him.
Tie catching staff, headed by
bubbles liarsraye. NNioual League
champion batter is strong ON the
dcfense and offensc, and even with
o4t La4ar the throwing staff can {
he figured Neai with Pete Dono-
hue. tarl Mays, f.ppa RiXcy, Art
NeLf and Jakcy MAY.
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Clements Drug Store
NOTICE INVITING SEALED
PROPOSALS OR BIDS FOR MO
TOR DRIVEN, ONE-TON CAPA-
CITY STEEL BODY DUMP
TRUCK.

Notice Is Hereby Given that the
undersigned City Clerk of the City
of Ell Centre invites and will re.
cciyc at his office i'll the City Hall
of said City up to the hour of 1880
p. IA. on the 6lh day of April, 1927,
scaled proposals or bids for furnish
ing the Guy OF Fl Centre with the
tC,'oWing motor truck:
Ono motor driven, one ton capa.
city steel body dump truck, equip
ped with pneumatic tires, the dump
mechanism to be operated either by
hand or mechanically and must be
equipped with electric lights, start
or and generator. Prices quoted to
be f. o. b. FL Ccntro completely
equipped.
All proposals or bids shall be ac.
rompanied by a check payable to
the City of FL Centre certified by
responsible bank for an amount
Which shall be not less than ten per
cent of the aggregate of the propos
al or by bond i'll said amount and
so payable signed by two surcties
~ho shall justify before any off
GER competent to administer an
bath in double said amount over
and above all statutory exemptions.
The Board of Trustees reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
BY order of said Board of Trus-
ices.
Dated this 10th day of March,
1927.
j. G. NEALE,
City Clerk Of the City of El Ccntro,
California. 1915
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Here and There
In Sport World
Hy United Press Leased Wire

CAMBRI DGE, MasS.- In the first
stirmish of tho Scaeon among the
Harvard crews, the "C' squad de
toatcd three other crews iu the fast
time Of 90 for IS miles. The
first crew finished bad last.
NEW YORK Exhibition Z unc#
against the West Point cadets hoy"
been booked by the New York Gi-
ants and Yanks. Tho GiantS Will
play there ON April II and th"
GanES on MAY 20.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-30
NOMOreGas
In Stomach
and Bowels

If you wish to be permanently re.
h.ved OF gas in stomach and bowels.
.ake Baalmsnns Cas- Tablets. which
ind all the bad effects resulting from
Sas pressure.
That empty. gnawing feeling at the
at OF the stomach will disappear: that
anxious. nervous feeling with heart pal
pitat!on will vanish. and you will again
be able to tako deep breath without
discomfort.
That drowsv. sleepy feeling after
Inner will be replaced by n desire for
entertainment. BloatinE will cease
Your limbs, arms and fingers will no
longer feel cold and go to sleep" be.
cause Baalmann's Gas Tablets prevent
,as from interfering with the circula-
ion. Get the genuine. in the yellow pack
,ge. at any good drug store. Price 81.
lnNnNS ON Hmm ~
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-30
WHAT MAKES A
CIGAR POPULAR?

Some claim it is the blend; otscrs say it is
the selecting and curing of the tobaccos; still
others maintain it is the fragrance or the burn
OF cigar that spells its popularity.
Even IN our own organization there is A
difference OF opinion as TO the main reason for
the growing demand for San Felce at SC. Is
1t the special combination of tobascos used.
the dehghtiL aroma. the smoothncss. or the
meiiowness' In your opinion. Mr.. Smoker,
"hieh feature Is 1t that has won so many new
trends that we have been compelled 20 double
ana treble the production on San Felice within
the past few months. Try San Felice TODAY.
and see for yourself if it isn't that mild. smooth
fragrant and mellow cigar you are looking for.
1t costs only SC to find out
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-30
NOTICE OF SALE

Notice is hereby given that l will
sell at public auction on April 4,
1927, at 10 Il. m. at Seelcy Garage,
Scclcy, Calf:
One Paige Touring, engine No.
2l6292. Texas License No. 326099.
Said auction sale will be held to
satisfy repair and storage bill,
$4,000, together with the cost of
this publication.
Dated this END day of March,
, 1927.
23t10 SEELEY GARAGE.
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Situations Wanted

WANTED-Job as mixer. Belgian.
Can take care of full string of
cows, self boarding No objection
If suitable quarters are furnish
cd. Route l, Box 81, Ell Centro.
este
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-30

'Ot NC LADY desires a position as
stcnographer or office assistant.
Would consider half day work for
the summer. Can furnish my own
machine. Press Box 1907. o5t6
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-30

LONDON, March 47.-For nov.
city in dresses women Of British
no6.!ity are Pattcrning their spring
ballroom dreSses after heirloom.
hoItfalts III their possession. This.
II IS believed, nay lead to rcyiya,
of Fifteenth and Sixteenth Century
siEles. aud spell the early doom OF
tic bob. shimgle and Etnn crnn
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-30
So. California
Sporting Briefs
By United rrcss Len-ed Wire

LOS ANGELES. March 30.-The
oft-referred to "breaksD will de
termine the winner in Saturday,
track meet at Palo Alto between
the Stanford Cardinals and the L
S. C. Trojans.
Coach Dean Cromwell of the Tro
JAMS points to the surprises pulled
! by his crew last week against the
! University of California Golden
Bears, and further to the same in
cidents that enabled the Cardinals
to defeat the l.. A. A. c. Mercuries
two days before that.
/ Surveying the dopesheet first
places in the events are distribut-
ed as follows: Stanford, 44O. high
hurdles, low hurdles, shot, discus,
javelin, high jump and relay; Tro-
jams, 100, 220, $50, mile, two-mile
and pole vault.
If the above follows through tho
merry scramble for second and third
places, together with a usual day S
run of upsets will tell the tale.
While the Cardinals are favored
to win the relay, the possibility
that that event might decide the Pa
cific coast Intercollegiate champion
ship might spur the Trojan baton
passers on to turn the tide at that
time.
LOS ANGELES, March 30.-The
world s heavyweight and welter-
weight wrestling crowns will go on
the block at the Olympic tonight
with Joe Stecher defending the for
mer against Nick Lutze's threats,
and Matty Matsuda opposing Jack
Vargo in the other.
Both matches will be two out of
three fall affairs, with a two hour
time limit on each.
Lutte, the ex-collegian, five
months ago held Stecher even for
an hour and 40 minutes, before the
"Scissors King" secured fall, and
since that time has developed
Furnishing wrist lock and other
holds that make him a worthy chal-
lenger.
Matsuda two weeks ago won
one hour handicap match from Var
go, with the Chicago Austrian
charging that the Japanese mailman
had employed jiu jitsu holds instead
Of confining himself to orthodox
catch-as-catch-can graphing.
Martin Zikovitch and Reginald
Ski meet in the one-fall match that
opens the show.
LOS ANGELES. March 30.-Bud
Taylor may defend his world 5 ban
tamweight title in q 10 round bout
here against Young Nationalist if
terms offered by Promoter Dick
Donald are accepted by the cham
Tion.
Nationalist is tentatively billed
10 meet Abe Attcll Goldstpin at
Hollywood on April IS, but as the
proposed title go would he on April
rs there will be difficulty if the
Filipino battler safely d'sroses of
the former champion.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-30

FOR SALE-Onc team of horses,
weighing 1900 lbs. each. and 6
years old; one team horses weight
1850 each; one riding horse, 1900
lbs, 9 years old; ! horse, yrs.
old, weight anout 100. Also f;.su:
impler EMS. All gool stuff A.
c. Hurlburt, AZ miles east of
Imperial, - mile ',"r,h on Hclt-
willie roa0. Phone l5OR4. ...3i1
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-30
LOMSKI TAKES
CLOSE VERDICT
FROM ANDERSON

LOS ANGELES, March 3c.-Lco
Lomski today has the satisfaction
Of having cvCncd the score with Joe
Anderson by virtue of his victory
III their ten round bout here last
night that lived up to the "grudge
fight" ballyhoo broadcast in ad-
vance.
The Aberdeen Assassin s. win
came through his strong finish,
coupled with a whitening body at.
tack, after Anderson had taken the
play away from him in the early
rounds and scored knockdown IN
tho fifth canto.
Ringsidcrs were of the opinion
that Lomski had trained carclcssly
for the bout, as he appeared pack
ing too much weight, and with his
Kentucky rival pumping lefts to
the head and body and slipping off
the returns the first three rounds
went to Anderson by good margin
Lomski s right began a tattoo on
Anderson S ribs in the fourth and
he took that round by a shade.
In the fifth Lomski got to work,
and with more body punching soon
had Anderson shielding his left side
with his elbow to ward off the
crunching blows. However toward
the end of the frame Anderson put
over short choppv right, following
with left that caught Lomski
flush, dropping him, but he was on
his feet and milling again without
II count.
From the even sixth round on
Lomski made Anderson pay for the
knockdown with a relentless bar
rage to the body that frequently
had the Kcntuckian in distress and
back pcdalling.
The decision by Referee Ernie
Clark was close, and the "'short
money! delegation walled loud and
long, but to those who checked the
rounds closely it was right, with
LomSki crasing the defeat at the
hands Of Anderson last New Years
day.
Fuente Out
The OTHER "main event enabled
the fans 70 start home early rs
George Godfrey, the black shadow
of heipcrville stopped Tony Fuen-
t. in the second Of Il scheduled ten
rounder.
Godfrey felt his way carefully in
the opening round allowing the
Mexican boy general whom he
c0twrighcd 81 pounds 10 do the
leading.
Jimmy Daughcrty, Godfrcv 5 ;
whispered numerous phras-
IS in his dusky chargr 5 ear be-
tween rounds and as II result he
started the second round with lcfls
and rights that soon dropped Fu- |,
'ntc, who got back on his feet aft |
'r ono count. \ few seconds later |
Furntc hit the canvas again, and |
oftcr Abe Roth tollcd off listlcss
nine count, gained his feet only to !
pitch forward for a full 10 toll |
without being hit.
Benny Dotson took the decision !
from Jimmy Fox in the six round !
special event, after shaking his ri !
val up in the third round managed
to keep him on the defensive
through the remainder OF the mill
ing
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-30

FOR RENT-Large nicely furnish
ed house, including bedding and
garage. 1902 Euclid. 29t5
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-30

FOR RENT-Large and small mod
crn, nicely furnished houses. Also
two room apartment, $1,000. In
quire 637 He'll. 29t3
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-30
THE WEATHER

LOS ANGELES AND VICINITY
Mostly cloudy, unsettled weather
tonigh mt and Thursday with possibly
occasional showers. Moderate ten
pcraturC.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Unsettled tonight and Thursday
probably local rains; moderate ten.
peraturc.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-30

FOR EXCHANGES acre apple or
chard, y mile north of packing
house on Second Ave, Yucaipl
Valley, San Bernardino county.
Trees 13 years old and in excel
lent condition, cement water line.
Price $500, clear. Charles Z. An
derson, 1923 Commonwealth Bldg,
San Diego, California. este
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For Sale -AutomotiUe

FOR SALE or trade. Republic
truck for touring ear, or what
have you. 527 SO. Fourth. 26t6
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-30

EXCHANG E-Small roadster for
large and better one. VIII pay
cash difference. Jack Elder, Ore
gon Hotel, FL Centre. 29t2
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-30
For Rent-Houses

FOR RENT-Five room, unfurnish-
ed house. Will lease. 1851 Ell
Centre Ave. dh18t3
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-30

FOR Rents rooms furnished
apartment, with hot water. Park
View Apts. Phone 237W. e2tf
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-30
WANT ADS

FOR RENT-Furnished room. Gen
tlemen preferred. 452 Olive St.
29t3
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PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
Miscellaneous

tOk SALE - Old newspapers at
Press office. 1tf
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-30
Special Notices
Household Goods

NEW AND USED furniture. Hebe'
Second Hand Store. 6t3o
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-30
For Rent-Roonas

HOTEL HOLLY NOOD. ROOMS au1
apartments. Sixth and He'll. Sit
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Wanted To Buy

WANTED roIltty ~ ali klnI,. IOo.
WOODWARD. Phone 966 for p-Ices
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-30

WANTED-Second hand furniture
Call 495W. 819 Main st. 19tf
Evening star., 1927-12-24
HOME COSTS HIGHER.


An iotctenttns sileilght nn the grow.
inH appreciation nt the n0pottaNce nt
dcNotink large proportion 1T tnVomS
a. the hau,e Is disclosed iu figures pub
ljshed hN the llureau of isahor Stats
tics " htch show that the average cost
1T one,fauiiy dwellings, Increased from
sa.a3s Ia iagl ~ stGaa In ias6,
This despite the unusual sales eT,
FORTS put forth hN Industries Witch
may he considered competitive IN the
hntne hulldins trade. and the Atnwth
nf inntailmant huNins, ounasdeted hN
HatN an deterrent ~ >tns, aud
consequently, to hatna huittlns,
The !u,nn of several hunttet dollars
the average east of the home ,s folt
Ia mean that the hane IN nN, airne
hrlns bettor rnnatfsnted hut mptv
nndtrn equipment Ia hNlnk plleaa ut
the uvteasitN ,'las#, aust au Included
- the cost nj eehestuptlen
Evening star., 1927-12-24
REALTY AFFECTED
BY REVENUE BILL
Amendments to New Measure
Were Sought by National
Association.

Important amendments affecting
Federal revenue hill of 1aeS as that
hll has passed The House and comes
before the Senate.
The amendments 10 the revenue act
administrative in their nature. were
asked by the National Association of
Eenl Estate Boards lin order that The
requirements ~ the net might ron
form mare Justly 20 the actual condi.
tionT of real estate business practice
and III order 10 modify requirements.
directly or indirectly. increasing the
cost of home ownership"
tbnnEes&n the revenue measure as
II has been sent 10 tho Senate are as
follows.
~ 'InstaIlmeni sales Of real estate
and deferred payment sales no, on
instaiim"nt plan. Extension Of the
privilege of return on the stnllinent
basis nf sales or other disposition OF
real property II he Initial payments
do not exceed 40 per cent of the rel
ing price
This provision IL of The greatest
importance 10 suhdipidera and 10 all
real estate firms using n long term.
payment plan In the sale Of real
estate, In decreasing the tax haudi.
cap "n the deferred pa yment plan and
ihstaiitnent plan nf selling real estate
1t removes to that extent "a handit,au
which III" 1927 act has placed on Il
wider spread Of home ownership" the
uhHnciation kuYS
60 t"-oi"rdtIVc apartments. Place.
ineht "f ~" owner "r hong term lcssee
nf cooperative apartment in he
Fani" position Hs the owner ~ a dwell
ihS house 80 far ~ concerns dndiIc-
'ioha from intFhme tax returns for
pa ttuenis made f0t interest ana taxes
on his home.
TILE provision II u recognition In
Federal iaw of u comparative apart
m"ni organization az essentially not
an ~ 1iujry 90. ,,Grntion, LAT a fniln
of home. rHHffhhip
80 Taxation of real estate boards
tbeilntie exemption If r"ui estate
htdida from iHronie taxation a.. cor
pntaf iDfie.
" While real rrthf" boards have otii.
manly been heNliHcd ~ be within the
pntpaae ~ sn'iion al a. ~ The 1879
hfl, "hi'h eA"hpied ftom Federal
itf Dhle thNHtlun business irngtIek
chambers II commerce tnd hunrdz of
trade not nrRaujlrd for plnilt, he att
dp1 hnl ~ ih terms hitrtlfn real enlAtt
bDnrtis
~ "ifea! eetate sYniitaich aud
trusts Attempted riatil'ntinn ~ th,
uncertainty nilrh has .Athird ia do
itlniittlitg Mhrihet under piior tstt.
hie I1"e un organization - - thkabi.
us ttust ~ hs II raristrntlpn.
bt 'thdIlhiinn fIom return III cuau
~ sale and Ieprrlaee. I'rutislub III
~" thae nf u rHkiIai disposition nf zeal
estate that thete may br a ToH SOMA i,lt
allowance deducted from Htnne Income
FDT future liabilities incurred unioi
the ifogisinna II the c0ntrart undei
which iho sale of other disposition wah
made -
Evening star., 1927-12-24

all walls. IA shown on drawings. All
foundatio walls to be poured concrete
mixed with waterprooting compound.
Exterior walls and chimney of com
mon brick: at fiu"S lined. Fireplace
Of selected brick: provide ash dump
with clea IN out door in cellar.
Carpentry. framing lumber shall
he we'll seasoned and free from large
knots. either Douglas tir or yellow
pine. California white pine for exterior
mill work and interior trim. oak floors.
Steel bridging for floor joists. lnte.
rior doors and built in kitchen cabinet
az required in detailed specifications.
Hardware. Owner shall furnish all
finishing hariwarc for doors and win.
dows, for closets and casework. The
contractor viii furnish correct list
of hardware and is To put IL on in
careful. worknianlike manner. All
hardware IN exterior openings 10 he
Of brass or bronze.
Stucco Wc,e Where shown on
plans walls shall be finished with three
Evening star., 1927-12-24

Economy is responsible for many
innovations found in modern homes
snd in older homes being remodeied.
md this economy may he that eX.
,ressed in saving Of time and energy
xs well az money.
Notable among the fixtures which
contribute ~ the welfare of the house,
vffe f,y reducing the deTla ndF on her
tine il tlat ~ the breakfast nook .
svs.aIied in or near the kitchen, 80
-1a. the serving of informal family
,ueafs is rendered i"ss of q task than
ss the ease whore everything n@"eF,
s.ry must be rsrried back ard forth
tween Kitchen and dining room.
The uf1k fusR ," placed over
trains. sss8e of the Windows ~ IN re
,.ss of sic0Tc. There are fea kitchens
vi here tie oidfashioned table aud
-sl,,.l,essOrne chairs nIaH nDi be i5d'
~ t...-seusiy dikpDsrd II 10 fappr ~
,.e NOOK. Iis "olor scheme ran be
cone ~ good advantage 10 ssjin" bri@ht
shade of yellow Wen "iIt yeijoY eur
..svx af the vlndp@ YflioW WIN
e.ry,ez ~ hlaek for the surfaces "f
Evening star., 1927-12-24
D. c. REALTY BOARD
DANCE JANUARY 19
Taylor Is Named Chairman of
Committee in Charge of An.
nual Program.

F. The annual dlurer dance Of the
I Washington Real Estate Eoard viii
h. hcii ~ Natdman Park Hotel Jan
uarN 10. il Was announced today by
w. NaVertN THNlor. ir.. who has heen
appointed chairman of the committee
in charge.
Tn" ether members of the commit
tee are: \, Rrittnn Brown. Albert W.
Walker. II Tudor Nor>~i j. curtis
Walker. " illiam L.. King ana i.loNd
+. Gainr~ Elaborate preparations
nov are being made for the event. \
number ot reservations have already
been made.
rlcdsing their active support and
co.nperuttun to the Commission on
Fine Arts and either agencies Inter
cS,ed III the Development of Washing
ton, the members ~ the Real Estate
BOARD gave au enthusiastic reception
to the AddcrSS of charles Moore
chairman ot the commission, at its
regular monthly meeting Tuesday al
the Wardmau Park Hotel,
An of the rsaltors present evidenced
great interest in the plans of the com
mission az described hv MIR, Moore,
both In his lecture and hN illustrated
charts. and expressed their Intention
ut further pursuing their policy ~ en-
uEINBtlnE w naHkt tfittl ht'NtttlNtiFHAN
the most outstanding in the country.
Mr.. Mnorts described the develop
ment ot Washington "a laid out hN
Mai l'Enfunt, the progress up until
the formation ut the Nc MILAN Com
mission in 1901 and the future con
icmplated tnr the development of this
city as the most beautiful capital In
the world
The christmas celebration of the rs
sociata aiN iMinn u( the Real Estate
tiaald was held yesterday Nnon. in
the club Lido room of the hamilton
Ilotel tlnNd +, Gaines, chairman of
the division, was assisted Ivy the fol,
lowing committee: iiotaTc RruN ming.
iiuph T. Phillips, William NJ, Thrnrk-
morton. NJ, T. tauhN. \ T., Land
NniEt, tienrv t.. t'h~. ~. NarrN tittS
anA r. /. kNtr rhe guests ot henot
Included the president of the h"atd.
". e. Milltr. and the secretary, James
T., Srhtrk,
" Niitam Knowles Cooper, general
SECRETARY ot the Y NJ e. A, addressed
the membership on Housing tondI
liuns in Europe"
Evening star., 1927-12-24

coats Of cement Stuccn. Finish coat
coiored and teNturei as directed
easement Windows Steel easement
windows may be used at owner : op-
ton
rastcting ana T.athing Thre".coat
work over meta! lath - recommended.
y less expensive job may he obtained
through the use of one half inch Of
plaster over fiat rib c..pa nded metal
lth or even wood lath We suggest
Non obtain alternate bids on metal
hath and wood hath. Insulating Ium-
her or plaster board may he used Il de-
sired hy owner.
Metal Work. Gtittcrs leaders. down.
%lt"uts and flashing to be l6-ouncc cop
per or No, ! gauge zine.
Roofing. Roof Of sllt" surfaced. cop
rer-ci1d asphalt en- asbestos shingles
20 he laid In accordance with manu-.
faciurer's instructions.
Exterior AMI Interior Paint.
Painting. Strictly pure White lead
and liusced oil in proper propofi ion
Evening star., 1927-12-24
Breakfast Nook Example of Economy of
Time and Energy in the Modern Home

the table and benches and some yel-
low decorative chinawarc as the com
ponen' parts of decorative plan well
calculated to chase awaV the fogs of
The nights sleep by cheerfuily set
out hreakfas
For tina; Is the function of the
bFea kfasi. Ia greet you with q cheer
fOi bidding 10 The days activities md
II is an extremely worth-while thing
making itA serving easy and It's eat.
ing cheerful.
Nor does this breakfast become
cheerful In lts serving at the expense
nf the housewife. there IL much less
Ia Hear her out than where /; IL
necessary Ia spread barge table and
carry things from the Kitchen
There are many large m'iiMork con,
cefns pe'iaiiling in this type Of
equipment and the average carpenter
ran eariiv ~ the simple dimensions of
the bf~hkfasi nook - some corner In
ihs kitc hen. nr the handy man about
The hous" Gao exercise his hobby by
buIl1 nR II ~ spare time. II Will re
pH* IN iarp" dividends ~ convenience
anf handiu~rr It's small first cost.
Evening star., 1927-12-24

In nniahing W"nd ti""rh, tn" h''
ing method is must nlton used Ia a.
sure that minute rteNlTes AMI cracks
In tho woud, which cannot he seen
when the material Ia fresh, viii not
MI ~ with dill aud rroduce nhattrte
tive stteahs nn tile autTaNs. a floih
IL considered "nlied" when the pntes
have been permanently rlnaod hhd the
grAtn teNeied This trsult ls HsuatN
attained hF the hao Ut regular nah
fiillnE ptepaTAtltns, Though heA atdl
poata nf Ahetltf, AHluihh paint nt even
floni was often r,udu,a iha stAit
tueAN,