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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-13

COST ElLA-Pedro Costello died a. his
residence, corner Quintana and Frio
roads. Tuesday night, January T. 1926.
- 10 y. 81. in his sOth year. He vas
a native OF Italy but had lived IN San an
tonic for the last 60 years. He !. sur-
Nived BY his wife. Margarita Costello:
five sons. Nike, Joe, Tony Charlie and
Tho Costello, and two daughters. Mr..
Mary Ingriola' and Mrs. Olivia Pedrottf.
the funeral will be held from the resi-
oence Thursday. January IL, at D. n.
with services at the St Phillips church.
Rev. G. Aisina officiating. Interment In
San Fernando cemetery no. !, under The
direction Of Henry A. Guerra.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-13
RENTALS
Wanted TO Rent
Want Houses
Wanted ROoms-Board

RELIABLE hoy attending business col
leEe w.sncs a place to work before and
aiter school hours and on saturday
in exchange for room and board. Alamo
city Business College. CT. 259.
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REAL ESTATE
Wanted-Real Estate
Want

Small clear farm for $4,000 equity
in new home Gail owner. Mis- 1904
Se5 Schley Ave.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-13

AckAhT--Died on wednesday. January
- 1896. In her s5th year, Mr.. Anna
l-ckart. beloved wife Of Ferdinand Eek-
frl SIC BE- also survived by two daugh-
tcfa MiaEes Ernn Marie and Hattie Ber-
~ Ecsart Funeral services VIII be
80 lnlrsday, January ~. az 10 a. m.
IfoNi Ni2lk -itcarns pariora. with services
pa no sacred Heart church az 1880
b.. Father Joseph Jacoby Officiating.
it'rfneHt IN san Fernando cametery 10.
unoef orcetion % zizik- Kearns Tn
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-13

AIRS. LILLIAN LOUISE DUSTIN, aged
- years, a native Of KOsse, Tex. died
- her Apartment at $50 a. m, Wednes-
day, January lS. 1896. She Is survived
By her half-br0ther, Homer Norris OF
Orange, Tex, stepmother, Mrs. Tuie
Norris Of Kosse. and three half-brothers.
Albert OF Mexla, Jeff and Lark Norris
81 kotse, Tex. she was a member Of
The Travis Park Methodist church ana
1nc Rebeccas and Eastern Star lodges.
The funeral services viii be held from
the Porter Loring parlOrs at 10 a. M
1hursday morning. January Il. Rev. Ar
t1ur Moore officiating. Interment in the
tad Fellows cemetery. under the direc-
klon o. Porter Loring.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-13

PIPE AND CASING at reduced prices;
large stock. all sizes for Immediate ship
ment; rotary drilling rigs for sale or
rent with option 20 buy; ret our prices
iirst. we BUY pipe and casing. any size
and quantity. Texas supply Co Boy
I777. Houston. Tex
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-13

LOST-Young German police dog. female.
named ''Queenie." Black body. brown
around nose and feet. Reward for in
formation or return. sos r. Cincinnati
Woodlawn 1855.
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Kelly Field Officers

Have flve-room bungalow, 547 Tat
Blvd, seven months old, hardwood floors,
fireplace. narrow ribbon drive, lights,
water, sewer, gas. 7J-foot front, a bar
gain, $3.50. terms. owner, l.. r. Nor
row. Or. 1895. Or. $50.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-13
Oil Leases

Gas station, close-in. doing about $500
month. $1,000. George & Otten. or. sii9
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-13

100 acres. 10 year poid-up lease only
500; half cash. balance IN 30 and 60
days. Here's gOar chance for a long
play In Southwest Medina county. Call
room 3fi Crockett Hotel o. write Box
&C. Hondo. Tex.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-13
Lost, Strayed, Found

LOST-Big yellow leather travelling bag
OFF running board Of car; liberal reward.
1902 ". Mistletoe.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-13
ClOSe-In South

substantial two-sto-y seven-room resi-.
dence with all oonveEiences. servants
quarters. garages. SS-foot lot with &C..
ment curb and walks. Callaghan Ave,
paved, for $4,000.
THE SAN ANTONIO LOAN
CT. 800. ei5 ", Conme-cs G,
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Lots for Sale
For Sale

Well located residence lot in
South San Antonio. only one block
from Main street: easy terms. Box
III Light
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-13

LOsT-Black mare mule i5is hands
high, years old, with halter on: last
seen on Palo Alto road. Phone CT. $3.50:
reNard.
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Small House, $3.50
SIG Monthly-No Interest

for three years; very small payment
down. This dandy little home has two
nice rooms. unfinished OH inside and can
easily be added to. Built on good 90
foot lot; water and lights connected Lo-
Gated within two-mile circle. close to car
and schools. in neighborhood white peo-
pie only. DON'T PAY RENT. See tnls
today.
J.. L. FITE & co.
o02 InSOXA Sg' IN .c,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Funeral Notices

Jennings. A. Jennings died at a
local hospital Wednesday. January 81,
1896 at 1886 y. m. The remains are be-
ing held at the Wilbert & Pelphrey I'm
dertaklng parlors pending definite fun
eral arrangements.
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$50 Cash

New. five rooms. sl5 Schley Ave.
Balance easy. Owner. Mis-. 1904.
S96 Schley Ave
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FINANCIAL
Personal Loans
Loans in ANY Amount

On autos. furniture. pianos aud other
securities low rates. convenient terms.
SAN ANTONIO FINANCE CO.,
ylS Main Ave. A. II. CANS Or gOs
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Furnace Heated

Six rooms. bath. reception hall. COM
pletely modern, Hoffman heater, electric
fixtures, built-ins. storage space, hot air
furnace, polished floors. serice porch.
parry. cement walks. arbor. laundry. ga
rage driveway. This place is in first
class condition. inside and out. close-in.
near car lire. 1l9 Belmonf. Tr. 6l35-W.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-13

FROM OWNER. three or four-room
house, modern conveniences, paved
street. close-ln, near car line. Not over
$4,000 cash; state location. Box 1922
care Light
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-13
Burial Parks. Cemeteries

DRIVE through beautiful Roselawn Blu
rial Park and select your family plot.
In a garden OF roses, price for 10 by l9
space, $50, including perpetual upkeep;
easy terms. Phone CT. S592. or TT. 3il,
Frio City road and Cupples Iane- Office
IiO2 City National Bldg.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-13
Houses for Sale

1880. GOOD thrse-room house. front
and back porch. electric lights. water.
twO lots. block car. 357 Byran, terms
Owner Or sIsg
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-13
eie-ea Brady Bldg.
Walking Distance
Lovely Home, n. Side, $3.50

home in every sense Of the word
large from. gallery. entrance and rear
hall. living room 15x32, attractive fire
big bedrooms and a screened sleeDlng
gallery. splendid condition. big lot 10
alley. big shade trees. big pecan tree,
two garages. the yard is flower gar
den, easy walking distance TO town, on
paved street. splendid neisborhood. CT.
1875. Sales Dept. Rlchey, Casey &
Gragg Home Cr S0q5
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In The Highlands

Beautiful bungalow, five large rooms
fireplace, everything modern and Just
like new; a bargain if sold at once; terms
10 suit. Or. G5ii.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-13
Brand New

FiFe-fOom bungalow. something I.nr
come out ana look them over. owner.
- Beacon Ave. Wo0dlgwn Zff9-J
USE TIE WANT ADS AND GET
QUICK RESULTS ST LOW CUsI
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-13
Attractive Home, $50 Down

-.
Attractive Home, $50 Down
Have an elegant new nge-room home
IN Los Angeles Heights near West Ave.
Do has handmade duplex shades, blaIf-
ful electric fixtures. three coats enamel
high-graoe wall paper, polished floor
thrcc-p.ece bath, three big closets. large
fenced lot with graveled driveway 20 ga-
rage, VIII sell this home for $50 down
and $50 monthly; have other dezlraa'.
homes for n little more. CAL Mr p-.c..
cr. t53. after call woodlawn 4fS4-W.
COMFORTABLE sour-room modern COL
oniai bungalow on paved street. - ta 800.
coryeE.eEces. make this your home.
small cash payment. easy terms. Ius-
nisned for your inspection. B27 NcEIL-
ley avenue. CT Gsi or Mission 1920.
BAkEAiN-My $1,000 equity. Cye-ro5m
cottag, make me an offer for quick
IDEALLY arranged two-story. e.gut-r0om
nome With sleeping porch and servants
quarters. situated On corner I0t on East
Park avenue. To5n Hi; beaullI s1r-
rounding. owner nonresident and must
sell. Gail or 1857.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-13

WANT North Side fiye-room bun
galow. practically new. with par
t!cularly attractive exterior: must
be q bargain; not over $500. Can
pay $1,000 cash. What have you?
Joe Caldwell. agent. TT. .70f
Rohde & Gittinger. Realtors. 3i4
Gunter Bldg.
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Otto Klaus

Homes That Satisfy"
CT. sSl. IA Maverick Bldg
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Build 1t NoWi

why wait to realize your dreams
start the construction OF your
home Immediately. We will help
YOU BY planning. experimenting
its construction and then flnanc-
ing il, and We guarantee to build
you home worth the money and
one that Will stand the wear and
tcar" OF years OF hard use. Con-
suit us TO-DAY
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-13
500 Cash

Little chicken place. i00xi5O. good
fye-room house, fences. high on
NIL. in city. s2500. Mission 1905.
S26 Schley avenue.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-13
Kings Highway

Modern bungalow, all built-ln features.
situated high. overlooking city; best
residential section. LESS THAN $4,000
from owner. Woodlawn 3157-J.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-13
Fraternal Notices

Fraternal Notices s
ANNUAL session Of Alzafar
Temple. A. A. o. y. NJ. 5. will
be held in the auditorium OF
k6A the Scottish Rite Temple al
N D. m. Thursday. January 14th.
NE< Reports OF the auditors and
officers will lie read, annual
election of officers will be held and other
important business transacted. visiting
Mobiles are cordially invited to attend.
HERMAN HORNER, Potentate.
Leo y. Levi No. e75, I. o. B.
fl}llyy B.. regular meeting o'clock
UlllY Wednesday evening in Temple
Ina BETHEL vestry rooms. Visiting
brethren cordially invited.
LEO A. KARRAN. President.
RALPH Z. LEVY. Secretary.
ATTENTION F. O. Z.
<fd5> You are requested TO at
&SSS/M tend the regular meet
Nk NWN ing OF the Aerie tonight
vSSTSU "wednesday at p. m.
~SNN Initiation OF candidates
NNSSHW and other important
SSHH matters. Visiting mem
bers invited TO attend.
PAUL z. STEFFLER, w. p.
VIM. 7. sOCTER. Sec'y.
Lost. Strayed, Found 10,
LOST-Big yellow leather travelling bag
off running board of car; liberal reward I
1902 W. Mistletoe.
LosT-Young German police dog. female.
named 'Queenie." Black body. brown
around nose and feet Reward for in
formation or return. sos f. Cincinnati.
LosT-Blaek mare mule i5ls hands !
high, years old, with halter on: last
seen on Palo Alto road. Phone CT. $3.50: !
reward.
LosT-Red Setter male dog; answers TO I
name of Puppy" Liberal reward. Phone /.
TT. ssss-w.
LosT-one Firestone tire. size $500, |
between Kennedy and San Antonio. Re-
ward Ms. sos5 or III So. Presa.
s2Oo REWARD for diamond ring los:
In tan purse. Priced very highly. heir |
loom. Roodlawn lsso-w.
LOsT-Boston screwtan puppy in down (
town district Sunday. Four white feet. /
black ring around right eye; chndren's 4
pet; reward. Return IS Riverside Drive Z
Mis-. 1881.
LOST two Police dogs, male and female /
BY name Of Sport and Mecca respective /
~. Reward. Joske Bros. Co.
RHINESTONE shoe buckle. lost IN Gun
ter ballroom. Monday evening Finder /
please call CT. 1909.
800 REWARD for diamond cluster pin 4
on silver chain, lost New Years Eve. I
Gunter ballroom or vicinity highly I
treasured. Gunter desk or TT. 1851.
LOST-Beaded bag. containing glasses /
and purse on Alamo Heights or road
10 city. Reward. Emma Reed. GIG Au- I
gusta- CT. ESQ.
LOST glasses on Army Post car. Finder
please call CT. 1870 for reward.
LOST-One small Shetland popy, finger |
color, feet inches, reward Mrs. Dali |
kowitZ. s19 San Pedro.
PERSONALS IL
GIRLS IN need o. a friend are welcomed |
al the Salvation ~
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Elmo Dickey
5000 Cash

Dandy, new. two-story, high on
MIL OF Culebra Ave. 1850 Ken
lucky Ave. on corner. north front.
oak floors. price $3.50. garage. 20
see II and call owner. Mis-. 1904.
S25 Schley Ave.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-13
REAL ESTATE
Farms-Ranches, Sale

5000 ACRES, Medina County. Here's
your chance for cheapest mountain
ranch. fine water and excellent net
fence, can't be beat for cattle and goats.
only IS per acre. not leased for oil. See
o. II. Miller, Medina County Land
Man." Hondo, Tex.
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REAL ESTATE
Houses for Sale

INSURE with the Graves Realty Co., sol
Brady Bldg. Or. 2056.
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Personals

GIRLS in need o: friend are welcomed
al the Salvation Army woman's Home
ana Hospital l01s Broadway. a. any
time. CT. 1874
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-13
Medina County

500- acres. all fine black land farm
south of Dunlay. for sale right. See o,
II. Miller. Medina County Land Man.
Hondo. TexaJ.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-28
BY FAY KING.

five feet OF sky. Trying to study the
moon in that short space was tough!
The moon certainly goes some
It's a good thing they don't have
speed cops up there! 1t was case of
being ready to aim and look quick
The big game hunters had nothing on
me! | usually missed!
] studied maps of the moon till /
knew it as well as the street guides,
but the moon never parked long enough
or arrived at the same time so l could
not do much touring with the tele-
scopei
| finally decided TO move where I'd
get more sky. Now I've got plenty OF
sky but no moon. The moon is cruis-
ing around in the west and l face only
the eastl
So l thought I might as well take
up navigation while waiting, so ]
sta rted studying tugs and tOwboatS
But Just as soon as started concen
trating on tugs they all went on q
strike! Ny looking luck is sure
tough.
There was nothing left to look at
but the billboards and so l turned the
spyglass to see what was doing at
the neighborhOod theater. L liked the
bill of film fine, but when L got to
the box office found the ad. read
must have been on neighborhood
theater in Brooklyn.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-28
FOXY GRANDPA'S STORIES
Birds That PlayG Games.

81 wonder what Captain Cook
thought when he first came to Aus
tralia and saw kangaroo" laughed
as a great big mother kangaroo hop
ped across the plain in front of us,
with her baby tucked safely in her
pouch.
And ! wonder what he thought
when he first saw the natives throw
the boomerang, added Bobby.
And / wonder what he thought Of
some birds l have in mind" murmur'
ed Bunny. under his whiskers.
"Birds?" l asked.
"Birds?' echoed Bobby.
"Birds?" declared Bunny, and snap
ped his mouth so tight shut that his
whiskers Quivered.
Bobby and ] looked at each other
and wondered what was on the little
Rabbits mind besides his silky ears,
but we knew it was useless to ask
Bunny any questions. Because you
may have noticed that Bunny has Il
peculiar trait Of not wanting to, give
any information unless he feels Ike
it, and that he does love to SUR
prise us.
We walked on through the hush
with Bunny darling in and out
through the underground. Sometimes
he would be gone for quite a Ions!
while. and we knew then that he had
met some of his Australian cousins.
For you know that Australia is al
most overrun with rabbits and it al
most broke Bunny's heart when be
heard that there was price on
everyone of his cousins heads.
But when Bunny made these side
excursions, he always caught up with
us, and after one Of these visits with
his family, he came tearing back and
shouted:
81 found one! ] found one"
Found WHAT" Bobby and l asked
in one breath.
Follow me and I'll show you," ex-
claimed Bunny, his eyes a deep ruby
with excitement.
Bunny led the way, and when we
had gone a short distance, be held
up a warning paw, and we halted
Then he motioned for US to hide be.
hind bush, which We did, and then
We saw a strange sight.
Right in front of us, was Il strange
kind Of a little bower. 1t was three
feet long, and was built of sticks and
long pieces of grass which mot at the
top and formed a sort of nrcIIed rcot
with an avenue underneath. Because
this strange structure was opened al
both ends.
And stranger still. this bower was
ornamented with brightly coldred
shells and stones, and there. sticking
out Of the grass and sticks, every onct
in a while were the bright tail-fcath.
ers of parrakeets.
looked at Bobby. and Bobby
looked at me, and then we looked at
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-28

One day, not so long ago, l was
talking with Garrett 7. Serviss, the
great astronomer, and he was telling
me how he happened to start study
ing the stars.
When he was little boy his brother
brought home small pocket tele-
scope and from his first look at all the
wonders Of the sky he decided he
would never be satisfied until he knew
all about the stars and the planets
and the sun and the moon, and should
finally have a great big telescope, such
as real astronomers have!
The chat we had so inspired me
that 1 made Decline to a store,
bought one of his numerous books, so
helpful to students Of the stars, and q
telescope!
Clutching them in my arms, I made
resolutions then and there that I'd
stick 10 astronomy until l knew all
the star baserunners up there in the
big league as well as do the baserun'
ners and their batting averages at the
Polo Grounds!
But alas, luck was against me!
! didn't figure that at just the time
/ started on the stars the city would
still be using colt coal. 1t was dis
couraging to say the least. And ! also
forgot that studying astronomy among
the skyscrapers limits the sky some.
In my case there was just about
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-28
Table Talks
Spring Tonic
& By Mildred Kitchen
Menu.
SmOthered Breast Of Veal.
Spanish Rice.
Cabbage Salad.
Prune Whip.
Menu.

During the spring season the home
maker is often at sea as to what to
serve her family. In days OF old every
one had to take spring tonic in the
form of sulphur and molasses but in
this century Of food education the
home maker has learned through tests
made by nutrition specialists, that ma
lures remedy in the form of green
vegetables and fresh fruits is infinitely
superior to all the patent and old
home remedies.
Unfortunately there are many peo-
pie who have not been able to culti-
vate taste for vegetables and there
fore. have reduced their diet TO the
meat and potato type, which, although
very satisfying, noes not meet the re-
quirement for roughage nor does it
offer an adequate amount of mineral
matter which is really the spring tonic
material.
Every one likes the flavor of meat
and therefore the clever home maker
combines meat with an ample portion
of vegetables. Here are several good
meat and vegetable combinations
BREAST OF LAMB.
One small shoulder and breast OF
lamb.
Two sprigs of parsley.
One carrot.
Two onions.
Scraping of garlic.
Three tomatoes.
One bay leaf. f.-
Two tablespoons butter.
One pint water.
Breadcrumbs.
Select nice. fresh breast and should.
or of lamb. Have the retailer remove
all the bones; wipe carefully with q
damp towel. Take one cup of bread.
crumbs which have been wet and
squeezed, and season well with ono
grated onion, the garlic and chopped
parsley, bay leaf and spices TO taste.
Put in frying pan with one table
spoon of butter. and fry about five
minutes. Place this dressing into tho
open side Of the lamb, and roll it up in
its own meat, and tie it securely with
Irvine or fasten with skewers.
Slice the carrot, onion and turniI
very fine, and fry in a tablespoonful
of butter in deep pan. When brown,
add the lamb, cover and let it simmer
for about 10 minutes. Then add the
tomatoes and let brown; add JUS
enough boiling water to cover the
meat, about one pine; reduce the flame
and. let it simmer gently and stead
lily for about three hours, or accordin,
to the size of the roll. Serve witt
vegetables around and with its own
gravy.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-28

To DIR. W. B. Caldwell, Of Month
cello, ILL.,, a practicing physician for
Il years, it seemed cruel that SO
many constipated men, women, chill
dren, and particularly old folks, had
to be kept constantly stirred up"
and half sick by taking cathartic
pills, tablets salts, calomel AID
nasty oils.
While he knew that constipation
was the cause of nearly all head
aches, biliousnesS, indigestion and
stomach misery, he did not believe
that sickening purge" or "physic
was necessary.
In DIR. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin he
discovered a laxative which helps "a
establish natural bowel regularity
even for those chemically constipat-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-28
Child Training
for Parents
By L. Lamar Matthews.

The Seabrook children have the :
reputation of being the best informed
pupils in school. And they are. AL
though their parents are in moderate
circumstances and neither the mother
nor the father ever went to college.
Ever since the young Seabrooks can
remember. they have been hearing
classical music from their old grapho-
phone. All the famous operas are IA
miliar to their young ears, because
they have heard them over and over
again. They have popular music also,
and the children are at liberty to play
whatever records they choose. But in
quiet hourS-in the summer evenings,
on Sunday afternoon and at all times,
when the mind and the body are at
rest for a little while-somebody slips
on a record of classical music.
1t is funny to hear the little girls
humming n tune from one Of the great
arias, as they dry the dishes or set !
the table. And it is still more unusuaDs
to hear the boys whistling such tunes,
while they perform outdoor tasks, or
lounge around the house. Because
this high-claSs music has never been
forced upon them. but casually intro-
duced at favorable moments, they
feel friendly toward it and love some
of the more beautiful strains.
And art Where on earth did the
Seabrook children learn so much abonc
artists and sculptOrs and paintings
This is what friends and neighbors
have asked.
Long ago Mrs. Seabrook began
10 =. ~
family's chief joys. 1t contains cop
les of much that goes into the making
of art galleries. Some of the pictures
are inexpensive prints, but most OF
them she clipped from magazines or
rotogravure sections Of newspapers.
When she finds n copy Of famous
picture. or that of some great artist,
she leaves il on the living-room table
until each member Of the family has
picked it up and perhaps made some
comment thereon. Later it is pasted
in the old scrap book. And many are
| the rainy days and the times of illness
when the Seabrook children have be-
guiled the lonesome hours by looking
again through the art Book" So tho
names of painters and paintings are
| household words. And the best
known works of the best-known ar
fists are familiar to them.
Another advantage the Seabrook
children have at home is that of in
telligent conversation. Because the
mother and father recount interesting
things that they read or see, the chill.
dren have fallen into the way of re.
Numbering such things and telling
them at the table or at other times
when the family is together.
Copyright, 1895. International Feature
Service, Inc.