Evening Star Newspaper, November 12, 1927, Page 24

REAL ESTATE, THE EVENING STAR., WASHIN ON, e WHO REMEMBERS? Characteristics of Wedding Gown D. OUR CHILDREN By Angelo Patri SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1927. saying, Im going to do a grate trick, | trick, G wizzickers, ma, I can reely ma, you see heer a ordnerry spool of [do if, dont you wunt o see me? I her room waiting for the silk, me |wunt to see me do a grate magician | REAL ESTATE. wont be very plezzant for you. Well G roozlem, ma, I mite not be able to do that, its libel to look a little | wite ‘silk, medium. sed. bumpy after 1 get th indi 3 ¥ rough i s s L mama A It took you long enuff to gmpur, ma | Yes ma sed. Me thinking, G, her. | agen, 1 fod, Rtk o wed: Thew yous 4 7T 'K MANSFIELD. d, . And vill now perseed | ray, and ma sed, On one condition, | lihel to feel it ¢ your: B BY MARY MARSHAL e - fo awallo it hole.and then unwind it |on condition that wen you hand me |hand it aeer. | THe bumpy yourself, The Teacher. piration and the matter that feed |intch hy intch through my mouth. that spool its ixactly the way it is| Wich T did, feeli " z et iR et ative youth. Hand me that silk. ma sed. | now, with every injch of thred in | e 0t releavea A season or 8o ago & whits velvet | wore a Victorlan crinetine evuD. SIS A1l Tife runs its brief season. ripens |~ “Teych idenlism. We are a noble.| Well holey smokes, ma, dont vou | pince. | otherwies the consequances |1m aaon e et finding it all wedding gown was rather unusual. | the skt covered ChdE A and dies to earth, to rise again. Na-|aspiring people. Establish our ideals . g Ll il 2, Now every Winter bride at least con- | ¢, ndation of pale pink satin. tions as well as individual souls rise |in the heart of our vouth Th2 s ST s Eabric, Which playa/such 4 live | Vision will mot be denied, and once &n important role in new frock of all | | i e t < | orsted flowers to use 2 acher, dra on the unfail e oIEhe tit fina uppte ort | s o thebfebdsdoraone We of America, however, elinz ta {12 GSRER TRWIES APER 0, MO of velvet that is most suitablq to wed- | They are so easy to make and not at fhe hope Gt this Nallon is 60t 19/ gerih the power fhat inspires this | ding gowns, but most girls are willing [ all expen 1t vou are interested. | perish off the earth. We helieve we | ih o this land to know duty and fust send me a stamped, self-addressed ;‘]'”I LA "‘\",-” “\_\' ‘\"""'"::‘:‘ d W 'y":“ honor and serviea beyond the earthi- | m Jlenvekpevaandtatll senn o dine t brings the hope of a daily resur. | P6s% 0f man | ake Your Dasement Uselu ) ould like a few 1 am sure v | tions for making a number of charm and ripen and fall, to die Wn in the universal order. more, as in the hezin: ning, as always, This was school week. Yon went L] | . i e 0 ) zhe b er life. | ing postes of this sort, with sketches | vection to higher. nobler, wiser life. | TS Wis < S , ; VA T Tarlkta A A oralanBAbvet: To support that hops and strenzthen | 'O ¢ ; Ll d bl h | e Rt ot e that belief we created the public school | {17t 21t 10 e an ivable wit the Jiew {and set therein the public school | o t22eher 1 i3 A . R . E . | [ S that is in every teacher's soul hefors | d : | Tavii C L ol or s i hies (o Lelti s sty FoaaR 1&gl rom merican Nadiator qupment E""r.“ ay Law Lases train the youth of the land toward |9°F it in your heart. | | P this goal of immortality: to train| Nr. Patri will ive personal atten i [ them o Tive so thit the vision fany | IauiFies (ram mareirs or <hant teache | operty Sold by gl atol | the ca development of ehildre 1 s Pronerty Sld by Tegtator |he more than a vainbowed promise | him' i care ol e aaoer nane il | g s R o e diressed. “Stamped enveiope for Topiy. | For the teacher the vision | Personal Pers 0 Property? (Convriht action B 1vs the vision, Yet from which the chil do not promiss health and sunchine are not in proportion BY THE COUNSELLOR. dren Light and showered on childhood spring air LITTLE BENNY a will | i | John Thornton died. leaving | in which he left all of his real estate | to his grandson, Tom Collins, and all ‘r” :“""' e "- Freedom and simple BY LEE PAP | D ood are a far ery from many a A of his personal property to his grand- o 3 | 1f ‘“‘ 'l er "} l( “”'y‘ B school and many a home today. Out S daughter, lara ollins. of o holeso Stre [ had to go a eri i r 0 | “'This will was simple in its terms, | When the stercopticon, with snappy yo e oholsoine teenath ot e S0 one Ka e his \\1} ‘:‘ imple in e torns i bt Miacan s oty | teacher’s epirit tha children draw the | her a spool of wite ., medium, my | but_complications resurding {t a0t | cenic wonders, was the Anq |Measure of health that is to be’ cuzin Artie going with me, and on | vefore his death Thornton had signed | the zither, with its deep, mellow.tones i i cuth | the way home he sed, Hay, T can tell [ before b '1 ..m' Thornton had sign d | s the tavorite parior musical in- | ach heanty Beauty i< truth | 3 sed, Hay, T can tel a contract to sell one of his properties | i, and truth heauty. Teach that.”” de.|vou a good magician trick to play for §10,000. ‘ | mands the vision. Yet beauty fled | With that spool of thred. [y m.w_m'ulmn claimed H\vw“ from the valley whan the town was| Wat. how? I sed, and he sed, You | ) fund. Tom Collins insisied that as | laid a generation ago. The sky was|Pertend to swallo it and then unwind | of all the real his, and con he was the heneficiar estate, the property | it out of your stummick through your mouth, darkened and the trees were felled. The streams were polluted. | [ B h i on Fresh air | you dont reely swallo it | sequently the money due from its sale 3 and sunshine were denied. Poverty | becauge the £pool keeps going arround | e Washington Star Model Home belanzed to him. Caulifiower. and usliness are poor cultures for [#nd arround in your mouth hehind | X Chase built under Home Clara Collins contended thgt as she beauty. The teacher must draw | Your teeth wile you are puiling the e ery IOy Cauliflower cubes, 2 cups. was the beneficiary of the personal uty from harself, that the children out, aint that a peetch of a property she was entitled to the pu ‘:\‘)'l?f“ one-fourth te v see and be lifted up. | trick, why dont you spring it on your chase money due from the purchaser, | Paprika, one te: “Teach the love of industry,” im- | Mother, why dont you b as the money was the only interest | l.emon juice, one-eighth cup. plores the vision. *“A people lives| Being a ideer, Artie coming up with that Thornton had iIn fhe property, | Olive oil. one-half cup. upon its workers, Without them It | Me to see me do it, and ma was in and monex. being personal property, | Stuffed olives halved, two tablespoons. | pli 4ie ¥ "o, work is born of | m————m—e helonge: 4 pers, one ta {IHaL o YOV, 3 It I = "’I!l:rl' “:n;\“!v‘(:n!:‘ e ) \q“' A aspiration, and that springs from the | SHHBIIIAIOOEOHISROOTTmn | L f ) entions | free spirit. Industry c i ! | aired in a lawsuit brousht to settle SERVES S e e 1 speeded factory, work accomp! a standardized shop. kill all desire to | work, smother all aspiration. . be- the matter. The court rightful Save stem and stalks from a head | auliffower. Strip off the toughes Cut into hal declared Clara Collins the mant of the fund, on the lor fiber. A H@me ghtf ant of e nch cubes. Cook |eause a nation rises on the shoulder: principle of “equitable conversion,” | until tender in hoilins salted water at | of its creative Seden e l tating: 3 time of cooking caul er head. Drain | struggles on. The straw for the bricks . sloy 7 c ! il ) i tha dressing made ol he oil, lemon juice, | are 1o be filled. From the brooding equity regards that as already done | salt, pepper and paprika. Add olives | in- /- ] ek ) : A er an prika. s | spirit of the feacher coma the in- ! E - 7 WINTER BRIDES CHODSE TRANS. | FhICh Bl to o' done " Money | s chpers, St o divid quipped, Metal- Covered Porcelain Ename directed to he emploved in the pur- plates on a lettuce leaf, dre: | ! | REN' 3 2 VEI ! | g3 I:AhE.\T WHITE VELV chase of land. and land directed to |the mixture in which cubes soaked. | in Burleith FAIRLY SHORT I 'FRONT, |be solt and tunms no directed to ‘ Finished Boiler at Popular Prices | BUT CUT IN LONG TOINTS AT | considered as that species of nroperty DIET NOTE. One More ! | 20K DEARL FARROTD into which " they are directed to be | Recipe contains fiver, lime, iron and | i S . JARL EMBROID- | converted.” 4 and C neral oil | | at ) ; i ; ¢ 3 : 1 TULLE VEIL® FALLS (Copyrisht, 1927y Sl LU B Week to See | l'\?li’filj & ought On Architectural authorities state that billions of really useful, sightly and livable place. And it is } (J;j.‘n '{T B“E;\" m""{\‘f};", —_———— could be eaten by one wiching to re- | WASHINGTON STAR JNUSUALLY dollars are invested in the cellars of American as low in cost as the ordinary boiler. BAND., The Way Out. duce. FERES S h I d ch of the b t if J AND. oy o © il — MO o _ omes. In most residences much of the basement The new beautiful Ideal Gas Water Heater, B e v s A —Noj _they're o terrible I'm A Pipe. MODEL HOME space is not utilized. with porcelain-enameled top and base, is com- ' comes to choosing a_wedding gown. | thinking of getting them a vaudeville | From the Bostan Transcrint i ! icall bt Besides, the wedding gown needs very | enga s 4 Y & i 3 . ;i . i pletely equipped and automatically regulate BE 16 fhe Weay of timming or e acts. | T one OF those wister| “Is your water supply igasd heve! We are seldom able to make The new Ideal Sectional Boiler is capable of re This Model Home is equipped with Corto Radiators—the finest union of beauty and efficiency ever achieved in radiation. “In the main.” ERCHANTS, TTENTION! claiming this valuable cellar space. The beauty, cleanliness and high efficiency of this new boiler permit a transformation of the basement into a AMERICAN RADIATOR COMPANY such an attractive offer as we quote on this home in be; ful Burleith. Whoever buys will he getting it at a p helow its actual worth. 3723 T St. N.W. “BURLEITH DISTRICT" Open for Inspection Sunday If it is made at very little ex- besides the | ther embellishment. home there is really penditure to consider velvet. | The velvet wedding gown shown in | the sketch, which has been designed for a prominent midwinter bride, is trimmed only with bands of pearl embroidery. T have seen one or two velvet wedding frocks trimmed with fine creamy lace, very lovely. to be WmHlIImIllI!lIIIIMImflum“lllmllililll"llll|fl“llflm‘lll| N L SR 1 sure, but not—I think—quite so = b B effective as the pearl embroidery. Built By - — - g Equipmert in Almost always now we follow the N S M. & R. B. WARREN CO. Dl Homa. GAbeRreomL French rule of long sleeves for the | ew dtores for Sale [ in beautiful cluding large closed sleeping Nl el s G wrinta snaiAnath | CHEVY CHASE poreh. Porch downsiairs s - make gloves unnecessary. . There is [ You will be charmed by an inspec- |E 3creened Tiled Bath, Hot- usually a fairly high, simple neck line, 0 tion of The Star's Model Home in|B 3ot aicat: Hardwood o but considerable latitude concerning'| . 2 i | beautiful Chevy Chase. 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