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FIITIIRE
ADAM A. WEscHLER & SON. Auctioneers.

ADAM A. WEsCHLER 4 SON. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-sroRY FRAME
Sc CoNTAININa 8 Rooms AND
BATS sATH; ALL MODERN IMPROVE
BY virtue Of q deed Of trust recorded in
Liber No. 1885, folio 275. ct sea-. one Of
the land records Of the District Of CO.
lumbia, and At the request Of party secured
70, ss By By P11s .ac!9n ak W as9ni e
DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1910, AT FOUR
THIRTY. O'CLOCK PM. the following
described property in the District of CO.
subdivision of original lot in square 971,
as per plat recorded in Book R,W.. page As.
in the office OF the surveyor for said Dis
trict.
Terms of sale: one-third of the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash. balance in
equal lnstallments, represented by promis-
sorry notes Of purchaser payable In one.
two and three years, with interest at per
cent per annum from day of sale, payable
trust upon property sold. or all cash. at
option Of purchaser. A deposit of $500
REQUIRED of purchaser at sale Exami-
ration OF title. conveyancing. recording.
stamps and no,a5iai 7. fees a
within 80 days from day Of sale, other
wise trustees reserve the right to resell
property at risk and cost OF defaulting
purchaser after 5 days advertisement Of
such h. resale .s;I in some newspaper published
orsssd of whou q soIsns asRan a:poss
trustees may avail themselves of any legal
or equitable rights against defaulting pur-
chaser.
EpMuNp M. EMMERicH.
fe7.Q.14.16.2O. Trustees
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

INTERESTED m IMMEDIATE PURCHASE
of 200. to 500 acre tract, residential pur-
within s miles b. c. line, With public
TRANSFORMATION washable at site rail or bus.
Ground must be fairly level with GOOD
Box 474-C, star.
CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY TODAY,
any location, white or colored; also husi-
ness property anywhere In D. c.. Write or
and NV
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PARKING LOTS.

AUTOMOBILE SALES PARKING LOT.
biggest traf1c point in Washington, Z
corners, at 18th and H sts ne: unlimited
space for rent: BuRMAN, Republic 1858.
rRAilERS FOR SALE.
YOU EXPECT MORE in q VAGABOND
and you get 1t See them at Cherry Hill
Camp. q. 9. l. Berwyn. Md
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Av5oMoslLrs ron SALE.

FORD 1887 eabriolst de luxe: new TOP, nns
eoa Sr .,R Rasfi56 'D:.c Srss sson, IN
lz Vermont essssr ~: qsss Nsson.i ss FL ssSo
sS:I & ii q; 4 4. s5ss as:S s:
s.. ~ lssf E.: i. is|s' s .o,. ns.
roRR 1880 g luxe Eordor sedan: nm
wan tires: Appearance and condition Ike
and tsrSs You may Vim 81 doo sf IN saaae s.sh
Triansle Motors. i4O1 4. !. ave. ne. Dec.
EoRp 1886 Eordor trunk sedan: beautiful
Blu. fsfss ssssn sss
Sa Mssors n'y 4os fq T. fS"e sSs mn IN 't:s nse
FORD 1888 Dc luxe convertible coupe.
rumble rumble seat; heater: leather upholstery.
aaas ess eeaaon E's sa. 'sas kson nss
tee. Only S625: easy terms. You may win
$1,000 in cash; TssihaInysle Motors. l4ol
had exceptlona @ % Care % serviced ess1, seq iooe @
sendit!on. runs :n' Derfsetis sS s1ss. Lins. ESa
f1aSs @ 81 gs srssf ssf
"A ssSs: III. VI:
oRP saRF sss asn q s..S: Ss: Tde, sssp ns
WITH r.do and eoDess d. luxe
equipment. excellent tires: will accept
small; ! cid car % in trade e.o Can finance. Call
FORD 1892 v-s Tudor sedan; almost as
ods sisn ~ sa p.1;
Center Us. and n. ave ave. fsSel Net. asIs. 1ls'''
BDaD 2eI 1gss nn's, de Luxe Tudor, Iuss.ss :Dais
fa Hh: is rs. sones Value. r'dS ":
wiEl ,ntfI sHw n. As mgeh oH% tSr this car as
in ssSs asssI ssaa'sB ss4o 2as 9py f5s 81 s
FORD 1887 Tudor; heater. original black
IN rsf b,n. snd
1888 18th ST. NV. Dup Dupont 44s5.
FORD 1897 "s5" Tudor and Fordor touring
ts adss nsf f ns sas ss sdny pyc. must VIII
~ Il as4i z;: "?ss NJ ss9s ssss4, so,.
FORD 1884 de luxe Fordor sedan; refinish-
covers, Thoroughly reconditioned M and Ia a
down. bal. $I1. mo. We win allow as much
as we ask for 1t up to June /. 1910, il kept
n good condition Logan Motor 354O 14th.
DI. b63l: You may win 81 900.
FORD 1887 Tudor trunk sedan; radio,
broadcloth upholstery, owned by an Army
colonel at Walter Reed; only S2o6: S.
down, bal. $21 mo. We win allow Is
much as we charge for 1t up until June
| !. 1910. II kept In good condition See
It at 3b40 14th. next Cavalier Hotel.
DI 1881. Logan Motor Co. You may win
FORD 1897 IS de luxe Fordor: blue finish,
Tadio; S329. Haleys. Inc. 2O20 NJ st. NV.
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AuToMosllls FOR sALE.

cAp1LAc 1894 scnyertible coupe, l2,c!l.;
used ~ son Of 2. g Senator. stored for
sas :: Wre%sh soateanif saif rss sss yss. iv
Elood Pontiac, 1921 Connecticut. Wo.
cApn1.zq 1885 5:Dssss5eer z:door trunk
rood tires and : splendid motor. We have M
sssa sa asf tss 0eass II: svsnns @asas
''e,:s 1872 ssss l. sNS s:| $780,
cHHvRoLET. 1887 business coupe. radio.
sss S.sssSs 81; 'a' is:
ssssh s1s ss.s asa5 :::E s:::F q :1s Tf pss ts
ss9s s:5sl:.i} oils;s S:ssslss s!is y:
c5 i1I o,r., 1sS7 ps:ssr s.s 4aoor sedan
c.a M sni so.s se 81 1885,
CHEVROLET 1888 De. luxe master town
ssvs pp sssd Witch xsfA ts Sy
81 sntii @ SSps Lii Ssszo i Kept II sess
ssrSaes Center. a1st Stan and n r. ave- s d Met.
CHEvRoLET 1887 master town sedan; very
SM ass ysys os sssa
Sss %ss nj; sfsF AZ ss; Il. I .ss
much as we ask for It I'D until June 1,
1910, II kept in good condition. Logan
Motor. 21st and N. Y. ave. Met. 2S1S.
S:ssi:ss $%:ssi:ss wo sssI Ssasi:s' sssi sss
cHEyRoLIT 1885 t.o-docr sedan; I'M
Connecticut. WO. s401.
cHEyRoLET 1887 ttxo,door sedan: i'm
1921 Connecticut. Wo s40i. '''0'
CHEVROLET 1899 master de luxe 4-door
trunk sedan; . beautiful late-model, low
mileage car that reflects unusual care
black finish. mohair upholstery: get in and
| drive; VII sacrifice now for sale. H. B.
Leary, Jr. q Bros, 1921 14th NV. Hobart
CHEVROLET 1888 town sedan; one Of the
most popular cars when new and still pop
ular IN the used.car line. This one Is q
| standout. not only in appearance but In
| performance. One demonstration will con-
vince you that it's real buy at only S2S5
ARcADE-PoNTIAc CO..
| N. 7. Ave. 6 Bladensburg Rd. NE. Ii. 1922
CHEVROLET 1888 4-door sedan; radio
and heater, new paint, running condition
|
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CHEVROLET 1887 town sedan; black fin-
ish, motor, tires and interior far above
sell quickly at $3.50 ADDISON Chew
ROLET. 1888 Irving st. NV. Hobart sS77
CHEVROLET 1885 coach excellent black
hnish, sturdy and reliable motor, 5 very
family sar for only $3.50 ADDISON
CHEvROLEr. 1893 Irving st. NV. Hobart
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,..sI q HAWK1Es =, Finer Used Cars,

CHEVROLET 1888 4-door sedan radio
and heater, new paint, running condition
very good. Has passed D. G. inspection;
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CHRYSLER 1887 4-door trunk sedan; radio
and hester, traded from original owner and
ys invite your most careful inspection.
extras. Very attractive and will give some
one many miles Of good service. Only
District 0141 " "
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CHEVROLET 1888 town sedan; one Of the
most popular cars when new and still pop
ular In the used.car line. This one is q
| standout. not only in appearance but in
performance. One demonstrate tion will con-
| vince you that it's real buy At only S2S5.
| Most liberal terms
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FORD 1897 IS de luxe Fordor: blue finish,
radio; S329. Haley's, Inc. 2O20 NJ ST. NV.
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LOTS WANTED.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY

eAcRIFICE-LEAvING TOWN-MODERN
cottage, 4 rooms and bath. private and re-
etricted: 80 miles from Washington. For
Information CAL Du. l227 after 6 pm.
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PEOPLES MORTGAGE CORP.

First and second trust loans on D. c.,
Nd. and Va. property. Personal loans on
signature. Lowest rates. terms to suit your
budget prompt and courteous service. Get
our rates and save money" Open $50
pm. daily. Esteblished IL years. 1905
4 I AVE-. nv. Decatur $3.50.
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FORD 1887 "s5" Tudor and Fordor touring
sedans. See these fine cars today: must be
driven to Judge full value at price, Will
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hne heater. motor and rubber excellent,
ciean interior, splendid car for business or
sssssure sss bsSse ADDISON ss2N.r
Drive in Church st. entrance. Hobart
1900 Open evenings and Sundays.
CHEVROLET 1889 town sedan: attractive
maroon finish and It's Just like new
throughout. You won't find nicer one In
town. S525. Pohanka Service, 1926 Goth
st. NV. District 9141.
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CHRYSLER 1888 4-door trunk sedan: radio
and heater. an attractive car that viii give
some som on one e. many miles of good service orig
S2s5; Pohanka Service. 1925 goth st. NV.
District Q14l.
CHRYSLER de luxe 1910 sedan; lady sac
never titled; brand-nev. Mr.. Roper, 1880
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sedan; custom model seat 90: black paint
8 disc wheels. white sidewall tires. radio
and heater. This car only driven 1871
miles. 1t surely Is In remarkable condi-
ton: 1905. Open evenings. closed Sundays
c. G. c. Guarantee
CAPITOL CADILLAC CO.,
1922 22nd st. NV Natl. 330O
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ORD 1885 de luxe Tudor sedan; S215.
1000 Pontiac. 1921 Connecticut. Wo.
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susuRsAh PROPERTY FOR RENT.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED

CASH, SMALL HOUSES. LOTS, ARI... VA.
MUST BE BARGAINS. McCLAINE, 2IU0
Wilson blvd. Chestnut $500, Ewes. 1901.
WHAT CAN YOU OFFER FOR QUICK SALE.
with acre or more of land with modern
house, on good road, convenient to trans
portation: terms. $500 to S4O0 cash down
and S35 mo-? Box 1860. Star. 49,
BUNGALOW, IN OR AROUND SILVER
Spring, Md: 8 or rooms, modern improve
ments. No cash. about 500 month for 2
years, $40 thereafter. Box 365-z Star.
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CHEVROLET 1897 town sedan; black
1nish, interior clean and shows no wear.
fine tires and 1t runs perfectly. See this
one for only $685.. Pohanka Service, lI26
Goth st. nv District Al4l
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CHRysLER 1887 Arnow sedan; one OF
Chrysler,- low mileage. black finish. over
drive. See it.. then Judge value at this
price. only S595. H. B. Leary, Jr., a. Bros,
1921 14th NV, Hobart 1900.
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FORD 1884 DE-. luxe Fordor sedan; refinish-
Cd in autumn brown, red wheels, new seat
30.day written guarantee; only s137, 81
down, bal. $11 mo. We viii allow as much
as we ask for IT up to June l. 1910, II kept
Dl. 1881. You may win 81 600
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
SMALL STORE WITH APT. ABOVE.
National 1886. A. NJ ROTH, Temple 1854

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
9TH ST. BETWEEN H AND EYE SITS. NV.
Lot, 1877 feet by 100 feet. with build
tng; assessed for taxes at S19.524 An
onsr Mrs 81 sSlS990 aSg1e i1yissd Wn Easy terms terms
723 Goth St. NV
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CADILLAC 1884 conyertibie coupe, 12-cyl.
used hY son OF q. Q. Senator. stored {or
year ct WArdman Park; cost new $500
immaculate condition; real value, SA3E.
Flood Pontiac, 1921 Connecticut. Wo.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

LOANS AT LOWEST INTEREST
Rates on D. c. real estate, Prompt service.
p. 8. WALSHE. INC, 1107 Eye st. NV,
Natl GAGS
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FORD 1887 Tudor; heater. original black
nnish, upholstery. tires and mechanical
81 HAWKINS. Finer Used Cars.
1333 14th St N w DnInnnt ddks
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ARCADE-PONTIAC CO.,
N. r. Ave. 6 Bladensburg Rd. NE. L. 1892
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gray makes walls less noticeable. Two
rooms may be made to seem as one
with the passage way between them
bridging the gap with white walls.
We have settled for white ceilings
long enough. II you like color, paint
your ceiling a lighter shade of the
wall color. Definitely blue to cool 1t
of, or pink to warm it up
"Makeshift" Ideas.
II you have asked for paper and
the landlord says NO." maybe he
will agree to do one wall. Then
you can do the other three with a
wallpaper paint that will freshen
the whole room. Or il one side OF
the wallpaper in a room is soiled or
faded, cover that wall with plain
color wallpaper paint that viii blend
with the old paper, and do decora-
tive cornice design, and border
around the doors of the same plain
color. You will be SO surprised at
the success Of your makeshift, you
will wonder why you have never
done more interesting things with
walls before.
If you have a yen for a paneled
room, you might settle for one of the
thin veneen6 of beautifully grained
wood which could be placed right
over existing walls-or on one wall
around the fireplace. The cost is lit
tie and the satisfaction is great
The idea is to give your own feel
ings a lift, and when you can do this
and still be ''in the period" of some
of the lovely old English rooms with
one paneled wall, there is no rea-
son to hesitate.
Most landlords will be very rea-
sonable about materials If you will
do the work. If you have a con-
structive plan which will add to his
house, in which you share the ex-
pense and the work, he will probably
respond. For instance, ask for new
painted walls and tell him you will
buy a wallpaper border and apply 1t
to the cornice yourself. In this way
you will acquire a tailor made" job
at ordinary prices.
Sample the Color.
Be very careful when you turn q
painter loose in your house that you
know what color is going on your
walls. Ask him to lay up a large
sample for you right on the wall
Be sure also that you see 1t at night
as artificial light changes some col
ors materially.
A rough surface makes paint
darker than smooth one. Colors
are affected by distance, and 1t may
be wise to change the shade on each
of the walls depending on the inten-
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league with 1922. A nose behind
him comes Edward Cleary of Capital
View Realty Co. with an average Of
1919. w. Jennings Brown Of Shan
non g. Luchs has the third highest
average.
Frank S. Fisher, who has been as
ISOLATED with the B. F. Saul Co. for
IL years, has been named manager
of the Property Management De-
partment of the H. G. Smithy Co.
Francis A. Murray, vice president of
the Smithy firm, said that Fishers
long and thorough experience in
property management work well
qualities him for the new position.
He succeeds Miles Montgomery.
The real estate Office of Francis
Powell Hill announces the leasing
of the Davies mansion at 294,
Massachusetts, avenue NV, to Mrs.
Frederick Mitchell Gould Of New
port, r. l., effective December l.
Mrs. Gould is coming to Washington
for the social season. The house is
owned by Mrs. Emlen Knight Davies.
Miss Hills office also sold the last
Silver Star Home at lis Albemarle
street, Westmoreland Hills, Md.
Capt. and Mrs. Thomas Leslie Crys-
tai, jr, bought it. Edwin l.. and
Lois B. Taylor were the builders.
During the last week the District
Real Estate Commission issued IL
cenSeS as real estate statesmen to
E. E. Still, 604 F street NV; Alex
Kindness Anderson, 718 Fifth street
N. w, and Emmons Cyrus, 925 New
York avenue NV.
Real estate brokers licenses were
issued to Herbert Moves Harvey,
trading as Herbert Harvey, 1903 K
street NV. and Paul j. Frizzell,
1910 K street NV.
Business chance salesmen's IL
censes were issued to Fred Stevens
Arbour, 604 F street NV, and Ken
meth Bovay. 1909 Eye street NV.
An application for real estate
salesman's license was received from
Howard T. Randolph, 615 Fourth
street S.W.
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closed all of the time unless an air.
conditioning system is in operation,
but you can prevent accidents of this
sort by placing effective ventilators
in windows which are opened q
great deal.
We saw a new type Of louvre VEN
tilator recently which would seem to
produce a large amount of ventila-
ton and still provide the maximum
amount of privacy and protection
against the elements. Made so that
it can be installed with a minimum
Of effort, 1t Is adjustable and In three
sizes to fit windows IA to % inches
in width. % to "a and "a to 81. 1t Is
not a permanent installation and
may be moved when you move and
will not interfere with the workings
of screens.
Handsome bronze fittings are pro-
vided on this handsome unit which
Is finely finished in ivory baked
enamel. The steel used should last
an average lifetime.
II you would like to know the
names of the manufacturers of the
products described in this column
send a stamped, self-addressed en-
velope to Lawrence Crolius, So East
Sixty seventh street, New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-23
New Unit Increases
Efficiency Of Boilers
That Are Too Small
Apparatus Provides
More Heot- Absorbing
Surface in Firebox
By LAWRENCE CRoLIus,


Does your oil burner have to work
like a Trojan to keep your home
warm these fall days. If it does, the
| chances are that your steam or hot
water boiler is not quite large enough
to handle the load. This is trde Of
numerous old coal boilers which
have been converted to oil heat and
you will find that great deal of
valuable fuel is wasted because the
heater is not able to absorb enough
of the heat generated. Engineers
claim an oil boiler should be Is per
cent larger than the same boiler to
burn coal, hence the trouble en-
countered on many conversion in
stallations.
The obvious remedy is to enlarge
the capacity of the boiler, but this
isn't very easy to do inexpensively If
more sections are added, or If the
boiler is Of such type that it defies
changing. You can now obtain an
economical arrangement for your
present ailing heating system, how
ever, which will greatly improve it's
efficiency.
BY simply adding more heat alb
Sorbing surface in the combustion
chamber where it will do the most
good. together with a means of pick
ing up more heat in the f1ue pas
Sages, you can help both your pocket
book and living comfort. The new
heat absorber consists of a sort of
cast iron box which is open at the
top and in the front, and is placed
inside the furnace like an ordinary
combustion chamber. 1t is lined
with refractory, and is completely
water backed so that large amount
of the heat of the oil burner flame
which is burning right inside there
Is absorbed into the boiler water.
This picking up of added heat also
occurs much more quickly than 1t
would in an old-fashioned boiler be-
cause the economizer is literally
wrapped right around the flame Of
the oil fire.
We are advised by the makers of
this economizer that you can in
crease the capacity of your present
boiler anywhere from 125 to Isis
square feet of steam radiation, de-
pending on the size of economizer
installed. 1t will fit vertical or hori-
zontal. square or round, steam or hot
water boilers and while it isn't a
cure-all, you may find 1t will help
your particular problem.
To extract even more heat before
it can get out of the f1ue it is also
possible to place small cast iron
fingers" in the f1ue passages. These
fingers come in groups of varying
sizes and shapes so they can be
fitted into wide variety of sick
boilers. They are held in place by
heat-conducting cement. and ef-
fectively absorb a large amount of
heat which would otherwise escape.
Louvre Ventilator.
Every householder has, one time
or another, left a window open and
allowed a driving rain to come in
and spoil wallpaper and decorations.
Naturally, all windows can't be kept
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-23
Fatalities in Homes
Equal Highway Toll

Deaths in accidents in and about
homes in the United States equaled
the number of deaths in highway
accidents in the year ended June 80.
according to the annual report of
the American Red Cross for that
period,
Red Cross officials declared that
'the tragedy is emphasized by the
truth that in most instances these
accidents should not have hap
pened-were preventable.
Timely repair of many danger
points in the home would do much
to curb the high accident rate.
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The Home Clinic
Things to Remember About CoIors
To Use in Painting Your Rooms

II you live in q rented house, which
you have made little effort to re-
decorate because it is rented. and
the landlord has done little re-
decorating for the same reason, you
will find yourself very soon bored
and unhappy. thinking Of looking
for other quarters, or dreaming again
about that house of your own. An
anemic house which offers no in
spiration to the occupants is bad
enough, but when the landlord offers
to paint or paper in nice clean
buff" gather all your courage up
and say "No."
Off-white and buff have been done
to death, and pale greens, pink and
blue are next best, from the land
lords point of view as one coat does
the trick, where q stronger color
would demand two. Usually land
lord with good tenants Is eager to
make minor changes, preferring to
paint q room rather than have it
empty. If he will not, and you do
not care to move, there are many
changes you may make at very little
cost which will alter your whole out
look on life.
Blues Give Goodness.
Remember that colors in which
blue predominates give an impress
sion Of GOODNESS. Oranges, reds. yell
lows and peach tones give an impress
sion of warmth and sunlight. Green
will be warm or cool depending on
whether blue or yellow predominates.
Vertical stripes add height to room.
Horizontal stripes make walls seem
longer Shaded effect papers open
up a room and make it seem larger
In addition to these general plans
there are combinations that are dis
tinctive and individual without being
fantastic or freakish. For instance,
the dullness of a square room may
be made more interesting by paint
ing the end walls light and the side
wall dark which will give the ap-
pearance of greater length than
width. Three walls painted light
and the far wall dark or figured will
take the Pullman car look out of a
long, narrow room. White or pale
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sity Of light. Large surfaces increase
In color intensity at rapid pace and
are also affected by other colors In
the room.
Now that you know all the ms and
outs Of changing your environment
you won't need to NOPE In drabness
any more. Materials cost little and
there are any number of tricks that
will turn an undressing apartment
into q thing of beauty during an
experimental week end with S.
worth Of material and equipment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-23
Freezing Prevention

Owners of unheated and vacant
houses are advised by plumbing and
heating authorities to drain the
water from plumbing fixtures, pip
ing. and tanks in order to prevent
freezing and damage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-23
Roof Repair Important

A dilapidated roof can quickly
lower the value of home. 1t is
unsightly and detracts from the
beauty Of the neighborhood, and
many times it is also a dangerous
fire hazard.
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cidental painted pieces. The walls
are painted a soft blue green and
the draperies have a floral pattern
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-23

which features rose and plum
shades. The upholstery tones are
close to these same colors. -
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Living Room PIons
A formal living room, fitted with
furniture in fruitwood, has in
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1940-04-25
Revere Reporter
Tells Of Events
RY Dolores OkinS

Revere-Mr. and Mrs. S. F.
Bendixen and Mrs. Chris Nielsen
spent Sunday in st. Paul with Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Nielsen.
Mrs. A. V. Pearson went to
Tracy hospital Saturday evening
for examination.
Maynard Van Dorsten went to
Minneapolis Sunday for medical
treatment.
The Revere Card club met with
Mrs. Lawrence Johnson Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Okins re-
turned from Perry, Iowa, We'd
nesday evening after attending
the funeral of a relative.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Zamzow
and sons Bill and Edward and Mr..
and Mrs. Chester Hanson and
family were Sunday guests at the
George Williams home.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Albertson
and Lois Jean were Saturday eve
ming callers at the AL johnson
home near Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Okins and
family of near Morton were Sun
day visitors at the c. c. Okins
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George. Williams
were Saturday visitors at Red
wood Falls.
Arnold Werner of Wabasso was
a Sunday caller at the Henry
Hoffrogge home.