Evening Star Newspaper, May 15, 1926, Page 21

REAL ESTATE. THE _EVEN AR, WASHI? . D. €. SATURDAY. MAY 15. 1926. REAL ESTATE. 21 OHIO GOVERNOR SUED. | comosl ihe wpeoimiment o boars |real estate examiners to adminis the real estate license law passed Resliois 06 to Coue o Mk the State General Assembly April 7, Donahey Name Board. e 5\! reme Court of Ohio on petition « oceedings against Gov.|John, E. McCrehen, a Colum hive heen In' | realtor. stituted initiative of the Ohio| The Ohio license law was p | Associa Estate Boards tolover the governor's veto. Landscape Planning ! For the Home Owner \ | | | | BY RONE GREELY, Landscape Architect Among the hardy perennials that 4 place m every garden, ne is unjque. It comes in of the rainbow. Many flow ers hjve a range of hue from one| color To white. like the peonies from | red, through the pinks to white and | the delphiniums from deep blue to ) white. Many have a range which in- 7/, Viloares N - of the primary colors, like | " . 5 tolee: e/ Th ns i both vellows and | “o Aguil. an= k SN i ; 0 anterburybells in both 7 U g | - But only the hya 4 “ N o on y ulbs and the colum pe ik >~ P € 2 - f g P o <. come in all < Eale Yo o "os P : Ol % b ayments v vellow. with intermediate | Hpur , < = 2 o | of oranze and violet | - Y P21/, 7 3 ? 2Beonca 5 4 > il Aybrica 2 * | A the columbine. singular deli. | forink) c Jaeon 7 Tabel/ats 7(”’{) re £ form added to this heauty of Couronne d0r» TS i rana , results in 4 flower that every . 3 : — 10 3 ! should contain. Perfectly i M v . . ESS and easy of culture. they will k-garden. in full sun « : i3 | : 7 Ithough they prefer | re | ] HAN soil and some shad Yrauc/ a/ks J ," ayvy native « -I\Unh\vn i 2 ffi - 4 nsis). with epals and | ] ' t vellow petals, en found & inging to fiss ! E: i : - woodland. " uty i most > rden. where fts | l ) Dwarf Box ed)’n; _— . asing con plants tha /" | z the stones. Tt T D W o ,'e. 7 S | b /\JWTT/I | Probably that is why e 4 : ] 4 b= il e s 4 e i DR only two are left. Sup- !3«; effective in the perennial border < 4 5 o :"’{’/‘ 5 1 3 ¢ plementing the easy an those of other columbines be- . £ - W ¢ i 2 > cause they are smi The Mexican 7 ; )i a ¢ U G UG RG WG columbine manship and many con- larger flowe : - veniences of these homes. (Aquileg T, one Ton i uhe G R i Aquilegia chrysantha—VYellow Darwin Tulips: base, with pale blue rin el R i Trevor law- omer AR | Aquilegia alpina—Blue and white. S . Tulips variety. Margaret—Pale pink. Tulipa variets, La Candeur—white. | rence—Dar fowers. particularly appropriate tor | AAUHEER A WECIIE AN0 N white, | Aquilegia vulzaris—Violet color tlipa variety, i Tulips, varity, Pant e rock planting. Fortunately. it can be | A - e i Nelants-Peacti —_— : e an e Aquilegia flabellata nana—White. | used. Tulipa variety, Yoland | procured in our American nurseries. | -(MEREE TR0 PRAR T e e i« nivea—White, pink, buff base. Tulipa varlety. Melicette—bavender. ([ l'lce, ’9 S since it adds desired variety to the | ‘Youijegia hybrida—Pink and rose Aquilegia vulzaris Planting for the rock garden Sl bl il tall. Tulipa variety, Venus—Rose, white | . Faust—Deep purple. The Rocky Mountain columbine | S12%€s U A i = ye ree (Aquilegia coerulew), is taller, often up " “hi AiSilverware ’ R R to two feet in height, with large fluw- | of the uncertainty of its color, the ] n 1HHverw . 5 selves. Also. the ornate | . Ty r cint ers of bright blue and white. Tt i; | white form (Aquil vulgaris alba. Seleclmg China a i e ,'",d By - 3 Homes contain six ],nrge‘ rooms, covered front excellent varlety for the border. and }"v Aquilegia vulgaris nivea). with ially (o all ¢ porch with brick columns: wide entrance hall: out tts white form (Aquilegia coerula |many pure white flowers is the best _ o~ ” i : B e fop s SRiR s okt ha alha). is one of the best long-spurred | There are certain definite standards |« trom which liquid et AT L] Neie M S0, Bl i vuie pantry. Built-in ice box; Sanitas on kitche white columbines. From Aquilazia | - delizhiful contrast to the 1 silver Ipue niiiig. It It ) " S Arkm bathroom walls; bath with built-in tub and tiled shower et Pl n Sie i . ',,, 1' T lis afforded by the g - to which « i 1 and = 2 t handle should be | orn: ited || town house. consisting of 13 SosshIg ke h e con i vEn 0 Tl R e ware must, conform if they are to be | [ ot e WelEhY | if s ini e on s || gooms and 3 paihs: occupied { ity pale vellow clnssed ‘as Beautify useful. ANl and the hand secure |beauty of a ro 1 skill with v owner and in good condi- ome ! [ flowers are against the possibility of burning. The | which & bird b tion. Hot-water heat, gas and Sample House, 5019 7th Place Northwest e Seen " | three inches across. and are frigrant. Succesxful designer 18 able to incorpo- will lose sight of e « AL e = P 4 G rlanone | The foliage of good dark green lasts |appearance of be o N te the beautiful with “the useful. | thing Whate. and the unity wil s aihen | well through the Summer. The flow. | whole, otherwise the article will fail | The ornament applied to this class of | he sacrificed. This is particularly true | e : . l"!Lv L it anatueliow. ers starting to bloom in May continue ', 5y expression of the best in art. | silverware consists ¥ [ when naturalistic colors are nsed in First Commercial Zone Also —Don't fail to inspect new corner home. corner S nutieci ein s the Altaian | often until Midsummer. Most vaxeshaped forms tying the form, and of rais. |used ay motives. It mex t . i o 7l and Gallatin' Streets:. Take 14th St. or Ga. columbine. also blue and white, Is| From the California columbine has | three parts the body. the ; it or rel coration. and neither birds nor flowers s “an casily be remodeled for R s om it sl g iy \fter abTearahoe 6o - Ilinas AR ry showy group of | the foo srder that the articl e of chinaware painted or- |used as motives. It only means that || ctore. with apartments above Ave. car to Farragut St., a property per lifferent in appearance from the | heen develop wy group of | the foot. In ,‘,” hall | el s (ROl e T pa i e o a varieties. It has superb dark | hybrids (Aquile formosa hybrida or i Keaping all oenamantation in A"racfively Priced the parts of any article must have the ry to the o flowers, short-spurred and tipped | californica hybrida). wit flowers, ‘ghort-spurred anditipx : bordination. Simple motives treated hite e Blue-violet s common a rs. Their and sil - Gte as | in soft colors, with outlines confined et te common spu e e : o e ate to carefully selected arens. make the W— ; which comes in that have s i 2 ax well ax | self, ou may bhe most_satisfactory -form ol decoration | F h 2 o not all of them rs of every ¢ . If an article | appropriate. For this reason orna. | for chinaware | . risher 919 15th do:cph d 'm Franklin inches tall w F inte, e B ill | mentations should never entirely | If these simple suggestions are com & C l s e «nd many fl : nd double. A b ur| course, g 2 |cover an article. Ornamentation must | mitted to memory, they will form : 0., INC. St. N.W. 1140 -rs are less interesting t ul shell with lonz spurs and | be contined to small parts of the ar- | standard, not only for measuring the some of the others, it Is valuable for | vellow stamens. which can usually be | ho ate . For ticle in order to be most effective. The | artistic merit of silver and chi ¢ 738 15th St. N.W. fts perfect s profuse hought by coior, has been developed ’ i 1 I . wl orna- | for all other articles where ’ E oo ‘,;‘n! Beci i to the | corabined with artistic exprs Main 6830 % Q}/? Rl\ WITH (i)\HI)F'\lF BUY A DUNIGAN ALL-BRICK HO‘\"‘ I A New Group of Dunigan Homes The Finest Home Buy In Washington OVERLOOKING GRAN T CIRCLE The Garden Spot of Petworth NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. AND WEBSTER ST. N.W. Open Daily and Sunday lfmil 9 PM. SEMI-DETACHED HOME WITH SIX LARGE ROOMS AND BATH CORNER HOME WITH y NINE LARGE ROOMS AND 2 BATHS LARGE GARAGE AND DRIVEWAY Large front porch constructed of brick, stone and concrete, the very latest style bath and shower. Spacious lawn with shrubbery. Concrete street and paved alley. F,ver.y effort is made to meet the financial requirement of all desirable purchasers Remember the Location! This is your last opportunity to buy on New Hampshire Ave. Overlooking Grant Circle. i N6 More Delightfully Appointe(d Horhes In All Washington Than These New CHEVY CHASE, D. C., HOMES Overlooking Chevy Chase Grove 5120 to 5134 Nebraska Avenue N.W., Chevy Chase, D. C. One-half block East of Connecticut Avenue Twelve Blocks This Side of Chevy Chase Circle Beauty of deS|gn. thoroughness of construction, finish Three styles of architecture, Colonial, Semi-Colonial and and environment all bespeak a development of distinction. English. Built of Fiske Tapestry Brick—not simply con- These homes show the result of years of experience in the structed for today, but for the tomorrows. Families with field of construction. They were built under the personal children will appreciate the generous back yards and deep on of the President of the Company, Mr. Nathan % ;ug:ear:‘lss;nn oAs a prospective purchaser %f ;’ home, you'll front lawns, beautifully landscaped. The southern exposure find upon inspection that these homes exceed your greatest also adds to the desirability of these superior homes. Rock expectations—to see them is to fall in love with them. Splen- Creek Park is only two minutes’ drive from the property, did bus and street car service practically at your door. which faces a 120-foot avénue just off the main artery. Some of the Features of these Superior Homes QUIET “MAY” OIL BURNER Southern Exposure Spacious Lawn Lorge ttic Numerous Closets Eight Rooms Deep Back Yard Avisitic Fivtares Tapestry Brick Two Bathrooms Wide Cement Porch itter Oak Floors Terra Cotta Urns Built-in Shower Canvas Porch Deck fltcin Refiigovator Cast Stone Flower Box Cross Ventilation Colonial Stairway R e Corat Basement Under Entire House Wide Center Hall '"1'1' = st Hot-Water Heat High Ceilings All-Enamel Gas Range 20-Foot Paved Alley Genuine Fireplace Large Cedar Storage Room Deep, Wide Lot Artistic Cornices Cemented Linoleum Floor Tile or Slate Roof Built-in Bookcases Sanitas Walls in Kitchen Stationary Wash Trays 2 French Doors to Porches Leaded Glass Transoms 16th Street Busses to Property ATTENTION, WORLD WAR VETERANS! Reinstate Your War Risk Insurance Before July 2nd, 1926 D.J. DUNIGAN, Inc. 1319 N. Y. Ave. N.W. Mam 1267 3 DUNIGAN HOMES INSIDE AND OUTSIDE ALWAYS LOOK BETTER A Hint of the Interior A Hint of the Interior Appointments Appointments FIRST FLOOR—Large living room. en- SECOND FLOOR—Four large bed- tered through trimmed opening. On op- LU rooms—all outside rooms, each with a posite side of hall French doors open into 3"‘“:.""":;’". El separate entrance from hall—a most un- the dining room, with a real breakfast Drive out Con- DEVELOPNENT usual feature. Owner’s bedroom has pri- room adjoining—conveniently arranged “f‘"{,'f.fl'k. A vate bath with built-in shower. Main kitchen. All rcoms are outside rooms. facing a Jawn and have cross ventilation. CHEVY CHAY cHEVY cHASE bathroom accessible from all rooms, has 15 minutes’ drive by auto from built-in tub with shower. Both bath- te House. : rooms have pedestal basins. Houses Open for Inspection From 10 to 10 P.M. ;4 . Including Sunday Downtown Officy Main R Tenox Bldg, L Street N.W. 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