Evening Star Newspaper, November 13, 1926, Page 23

REAL ESTATE. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1926.' REAL ESTATE. - 38 During the first 10 months of 1925 jINX LINKED w'TH OPERA week ago, and was apparently In ex- q the total of loans made on dwellings e LANDSCAI)E GARDE ING and apartment houses was $86,383.- cellent health when she went t ihes 488.90, this sum representing invest- | NEW YORK, November 13 (P).—A dressing room before the opera las! ment in 15,041 dwellings and 783 apart. | ;, ~EL YOS, Sovemaer 18 GOA | night. ments, which housed 25,275 famflies. |3 i th O Eics Cantnor e aoin atu sl ¥ politan Opera House when “La Juive” | Enrico Caruso o & o is sung has reappeared. ing in “La Julve,” and Martinelli suo- Miss Queena Mario lost her ‘voice |cumbed to typhoid fever after singing -—BERR”‘"“ OT"PR THAN RED U: H A new hole can be plerced in the | . § rom a cold last night when she es-|the Caruso role. Reosina Galll found = ([\'-"\ s -’_fl “'\" "‘uv.—s \_é‘ TT Snles tough sewing machine belt quite read | sudden and unexpected difficulty in n- Berry Bearing Shrubs —— = a — | saved to sing the role of the princess, BY R0<£ GREELY, Land:cape Architect. By e ily by heating a hatpin very-hot and |and was compeiled to retire after the | terpreting solo dances called for in notice at this time of the v % admirable. The inkberry (Ilex {<] RAPES "'LY £ N 72 2% 2% 7722 7277 N HCONC Ted berries. ‘This i3 partly ibra), a slender bushy evergreen 'f\ | “ Ml red is the most striking B! ..'1 < alao true that there are more red. | with black berries and shiny dark £ lerried shrubs. Thou, g P aves, is at home In the most . __._9-,\‘ 4‘..\ ,-‘ ' o {6 Tocall the others. but onee thouzht ! blanting because of its - "w- N \,._\l - ey are worth the effort Red fe ¢ ities rather than | berried shrubs must have a special | for its =~ icuous” berries. . setting, and must be planted uvherry (M the same re- A background of evergreen. ¢ T £ but more strik- functlon with Autumn foliage trees. | ing fruit, Its utiful gray, waxy | R effects. The 3 ter s o Y ries can be used like high lights in : | ever, that the plants are dioecious | 2 victure, and the darker ones have | (sexes separated on different plants), | always @ rich beanty. A pergola cov. |50 that fruiting plants must be se- ered with grape vines is always lovely | lected i for the finely cut profile of the leaf | Particularly effective when the edges, the fantast lowe, and the | lcaves fallen_ are the plump pioturesque q he stem | Whi f the Snowberry (Sym- zrowth, but it is in the Fall when the n’l"rv'lrw-v - *v.!rsus;- . ":::e'; s’: = Erapes are purple that it comes inty | “omething old-fashioned abo . 80| s i St oL emein dnte 10 1 S best against the red Ve YT N Among the shrubs with blue-bl Lf"“‘i e M Privet and Gray Dog- yFix-rlA’:’; mey bo numbered the 5| Winter. Other white-berried shrubs bt »~ wood o ‘t vty o color feomn -|seem particularly appropriate for 2 iue to deep blue-black. Most effective| il planting. Among these may be ",' all are the jbota privet (Ligustrum numbered the dogwoods —— not ~our hota ), \\h.xh Brows 15 feet ]h).h \HH‘ large flowering dp;:“ntydl b\![] the . and | smaller ol Most ‘of ihem have i r growing e o e e 'NSURANGE COMPANY announced at the company’s home of- | on city property other than that to Regal's mmv b ple g in the Autumn ho‘dgerm\, { fices here today by A. M. Woodruff. be used for residential purposes. gelianum). | \ Wwhether growing wild by the road or { vlce president in charge of that de- ‘ The trend toward individual home ownership is graphically reflected in a lighter ¢ [t vhic! rmits it to be planted i Of the amount loaned, which repre- | Prudential figures. During the period I'hese privets are v P the house. is the gray dogwood | sents investments made in both the from January 1 to October 31. in- Washington n 4 t| (Cormuspaniculata), wl{ichbears white | Lending further indorsement to real | Unlted States and Canada, $18,814.525 | clusive, of this sear the \x?d‘rrwr‘i;llgx (Ligustrum mics I flat clusters on fine red | estate as I eat. | waS on 2,396 dwelling houses and 141 | organization made loans totaling $123.- tornia pri alifolfum), < 'After the berrles drop, the | State a8 a medium for sound invest-| Ul B0 " ik Turnished accom- | 218.001.90 on 20,692 dwellings and icate red petioles remain to give a | Ment. the Prudential Insurance Co.|modations for 5,157 families. Farm |1,138 apartments, which accommos t of celor. more appealing to my | of America during the month of Oc- | loans made during the month reached | | dated 35,286 families. This record ex- than the moro blatant red of | tober made real estate mortgage loans | a total of $2,136.750. while the re- | ceeds that made during the similar stems of the Red Sosier|to the amount of 675 cas ' mainder, $1,605.400, represents loans | perlod last vear by nearly $37.000,000, b irit i o e e SRR AR AR A R g | 3833 Garrison Street N.W. “L’m_‘\:l‘fu K Derties 1.}" —— WE ALL WANT THE BEST FOR OUR MONEY A charming detached English Residence boasting an i Aristocratic location, Beautiful Design and Unusually Fine If You Are One of the Majority See Roiadivangeriont: Description: The first floor con- Finish: Ivory and mahogany sists of a hall with a connecting woodwork, hardwood floors cloak closet, a living room with throughout. Attractive lighting open fireplace, dining room, | 1725 Taylor Street : kitchen equipped with Frigidaire ARSemrDEtgE e Hibme . & refrigerator, and a sunny break- West of Sixteenth Street || G : : K : o : : fast room. Three bedrooms, dwelling. 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