Evening Star Newspaper, January 8, 1921, Page 14

- 3 2 : - THE EVENING STAR,” SATURDAY. JANUARY 8 _1921—PART 2. : n 8 REA”Y H&n STORE BUILDING TO BE REMODELED. REAL ESTATE COMPANY % $0.305 500k ot S0OWlent | Sewedibent dna Henis . Latimert Company. charge of the insurance department. SOUND COMMOBITY P R , : 4 Eight Room Houses HAS "‘Ew HEADQUARTERS | Mr. Latimer has associated with |John H. m:nm has charge of renmts first floor of the Maryland building, R. L. McKeever Finds Market i e in his present buphu‘ .j b o » 1410 H street northwest. Not Much Subject to Un- e 4 ' ’ e e 1331 to 1339 Taylor St. N.W. DON’'T WAIT UNTIL IT'S TOO LATE. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY YOUR APARTMENT BEFORE THE NEW ADMINISTRATION. ) : SWAMPS THE CITY PRIOR TO INAUGURATION -, - pany have been removed from 15th| J.mmn Selecfion Of six &l‘ld Offices of the Lee D. Latimer Com- [Pt oo The change provides additional of- | Lee D. Latimer, president of the com- ; 6 Rooms and Bath to settling Conditions. : = Buctuess o Washington ‘tor. shises “Ask the Man Who Owns Ona” 7 Rooms and 2 Baths ¥ The realization that Washington g years, first 85 a_member of Latimer All we ask isthat 3§ 3 . e real estate is a sound and staple com- | J e : : A and Nesbit and later, with his asso- ou inspect these ¢ FOR FULL PARTICULARS-SEE ‘s modity, and not readily Susceptible ! : BNl ] [ciates, as o member and organizer iy to those influences which cause un- $ of the F. H. Smith Company. Until O settled conditions in other localities, ! s his withdrawal from other ente Small cash pay- has_come home, according to R. L. 2 > prises three years ago he was pr 2 THE F. H. SMITH COMPANY . |i52s come "homs accoraing fo ; bae u : z ment Balance monthly. Mr. McKeever, in an interview, said. b it Hiki M s Sales Department Waihington, ‘being the ional | JEERE | | B b I i Open Daily and . 2 3 apital, is entirely erent from 4 s § “ E - 815 15th Street NW.. - . every other city In the countpy. Pri- Sunday marily, it is not an industrial city, and therefore not so directly affected by Six and eight large all outside rooms, attic, large closets, tile bath, hot-water heat. hardwood finish; dry cellars with toilet and wash the demands of the world’s market ¥ g £ for ou{‘ vrodilcls. nor does it suffer P ; 5 3 B> | Proportionately during reactionary - § 3 (| Pertods of - temporary stagnation : : orner riome Wwhich are bound to follow any ex- 3 R & erienced 3 ® - [} pansion o large as that exn o um la l|] during the past few years. Its ex- pansion as a city has always been} e Built-in Heated Garage = % " il ! consistently ‘progressive. = ¢ “ fl} : Prespeetive Homeseekers. S % Lots of Ground trays; double rear Heights | . rovmen, : i donte Tt , : - nounced that they will take on much th & K front porches. Only % square from the 14th street car line. 3327 11th St. N W. - [f| 2aditional personnel to spced up the| ; ; : 13 ennedy Gn R e - THOMAS A. JAMESON P These new cle‘;k:“wiu irlnleed h:?es. .| B . i Street. N.w- S new officials wi neet omes. il o % b ¥ Open All Day Sanday The new Congress will need homes: Bullder and Owner i1t is highly possible that there will 4 sl . . : Always Open for Inspection Main 5526 906 New York Ave. NW. < s not be enough homes to go around. A ‘;losl}: {6; ro:l'fl };:P:e i | Several big a?pmyr:atlonl gr“ci‘:c 1 1m; ve- improvements in various par 3 E: ! 2 : & DO SO0 Ningll G PG iy country have already been made, dnd - = ‘ ments and hardwood floors. llit is prophesied in official circles that . | a 2o0d deal more money will be set i Newly papered. Space for [ilaside for the ssme purpose. It is 4 i i | anticipated that the next twelve Building at the nouthwest merthwest ez - LS z & i f i i i i il garage. You cant beat Hlimonths will mark a period of large . : ll | governmental orders for building ma- be remodeled at expense ap) $73.000, sy 3 ; e, this for price. terials for these long-delayed im- preparatory : , provements to the nearly total exclu- The building o '/ : | sion of such supplies for the construe- treet. i " 5 o 2 i only 7.450 tiop of dwellings. = Il s i | oo rrser tor “salo I Washngton WY ENUE SITE in_this vicinity has served to boosti ¥ : I Kr : :cday. nndtzbe wil:‘e Imy:;‘ is puhr:hus; ¢ OMING AVEN “l‘l‘"':a?o"mnf‘h are "'3'}“ "i’ | o avold payi gher real estate men t0 be in great deman 5 I w a‘t [ 2rod. BRINGS NEARLY $3 FOOT : p ; s ; . m. B‘ ] sales Totm siatte, is Ciaim. ARI s-—-———-— RO s ; LY - S % PN 1523 New Hampdure i - cimif 284 |recently for a building lot on Wyo- s o e ey e | Eroveses Valuw iy ¥iciatty of ming avonae just west of 2(1h strest | A e 1 4 A N vs: treet Enhance northwest, according 6 terms o . ’ 238 | 09, follows: | awelting, of six large| | STCt HATe Enbanced, Sales Stk broperty, Buncroft Davie ke - venue Northwest = | rooms and bath, all improvements, at Indicate. was the purchaser. It is understood o s he intend# to build a residence on the 1336 Oak street northwest, 80ld for| ., . 5ig enhancement of values of|site. Mrs. Ella M. Jones to James J. 3 | perty in the neighborhood of Wyo-| The property has a frontage on i Cosrergle;\; mnr::‘hnmck -l’yd:lg::'” &:E\‘ .’um and 23d street northwest | Wyoming ’l?..m of 124 feet. It con- TN, A « 4 L ed in W: 5 5 il house at 436 Columbis road, sold for |U45 Droved to holders of land In that|tains about 12000 square feet. The ? i ; ocated in Washington’s || section soundneas of the! - |sale price is sald to n i : : . . & i3 > ; Best Residential Street | N ew Homes | el ey e e o e i i . jertles ore ore values “‘jum e rsons live wi n a short ra S, Premises 4t 707 Quincy street north- | Records for high price of residence DT Davls was represented by Ran- | west, sold for Dr. M mmons o {yites xro almost daily being broken. {dall H. Hagner & Co. The former Urdong Brothers for $7,500. The meW{ "y, "roct that many prominent gov-|owners, the Lawrence estate, I [l | cxroers will hold the property 28 32 lornment officials hiave bought homes|roprosentod by A. D. Addizon. : . Z - It - e e e and Taylor Sts L e e | e e g = . TOWN HOUSE o4 L home at 13¢ U street northwest, scld ; 3 ? ! for Adelaide M, Talbert to Forvest ‘Thompson for $3,500. Mr. Thompgon See These Modern Homes— Wi "4y, 'tb 5sen ool Connecticut Avenue Just North of %, Eight Large Rooms and Bath, S T . E. Jordan for $11,750. i 02 ) &3 . Double Back Porches = s ey el the Million-Dollar Bridge This is 2 semi-detached brick home of | I Designed and finished to meet the requirements of any Social Occasion. 3 Affording an unobstructed view of the B | %5 cias Soarioms ‘@ectly adsoininell Naval Officer Ordered to Sea Duty Offers His entire city, as elevation is always para- [} oo now piaygrounds; st itk Enaif s : . ins 16 R: d mount in the selection of: yéur home. ] Fremises at 1218 K street north. Attractive Home at a Pre-war Price Contains DN B : 6 Baths o . Blumberg for $7,000. i These homes were built with the ob- - ! Large center hall detached home at | f ject of quality and convenience, making a very comfortable, desirable home. _DESCRIPTION— Ist. Floor—Reception hall, parlor, dining room with “beamed ceiling, large butler’s pantry, kitchen and serv- Open Sunday 4 2 wi . 5 s P ! kener t?,"fiufi‘:i:h’}’zu“&':'fi %0 ‘-‘r'." * 268 Floor—Library with open fireplace, two beautiful ou would be asked fo: Id house: i i : F, b4 _for many oid houses i o senid et abeipiace in- bedrooms, sleeping porch, bath, linen closets, étc. rom 2 to 5 P.M. . in an unprotected neighborhood, extlasive H Woodley Park home at 2630 Qur- 3rd Floor—Th B et : ; / * of the cost of malting them a modern »a [fll{feld place, comainins mine preve |l ) rec.bedrooms, bath, closcls Blen o ) home. Therefore, it will pay you to see [ | ments: sold for Mes. Bossle I Pery Cellar—In_addition to the hot-water heating plant, H w l i * them now, as manyzhave alread); been sold. -~ = # ; tions then occupy the there are stationary wash tubs, excellent servant’s room al’l'y ar ! ";‘ 3 convincing you of the value and desirabil- : T 314500, I and(})ath, The floor is of concrete and the ceiling is plas- i il Trace of 1aua tront Joear ; i 7 ity of these homes. . [ serwot: sk zor o Chovs Crase tava [l ‘" 1430 K Street NW. - i .. A. Hellman for ap- [} ,500. it Bath brick house at i\ The unusual combination oi desirablé location and extremely low price makes this property an exceptional opportunity in the elite section of the northwest. Phone M. 4190 ' Sample House, 4106 Third Street N.W. Open and lighted daily and Sunu! until 9 p.m. $ aspect, aldicrs’ for H. Ly . to Abram | > Upstiar Stheets, 5 Solers’ Home car (o Third and . Y Seos o Sintie, T2 %%\l John W. Thompson & Company D. J. DUNIGAN - =5t - 821 Fifteenth Street Main 1477 1321 New York Ave. NW. - Main 1267-1268 ~ [ Immediate Possession of A Home in f Massachusetts Ave. Heights r'r ‘ New Hanipshire Avenue at V Street: Apartments available for immediate possession ander. our co-operative plan : : 2 to 7 rooms and bath, from $2,200 to $11,500. Reasonabie: terms of payment. One-third cash and bslance, inclading all. expenses and interest, less than rent. Building is fireproof and modern in every particular. Mr. Seay on premises daily 4 te. 8 o'clock; Sunday, 10 to 8 o'clock. 4 The vSa\"roy 14th Street at Girard This Fine Modern House 1403 Webster Street N.W. VACANT A detached home, practically new; the The cellar, which is unusually light and second house from Fourteenth Street. ~ dry, has a plastered ceiling and an extra It has eight beautiful ‘rooms, four of _ gas range for laundry use. Here, too, are them large bedrooms on.the second floor screens and awnings for the porch as well with very capacious closets, and a roomy as four tons of coal. attic that may be used for storage or Tpi pome is’ equipped with metal servant’s quarters.. p el weather strips, a warm air generator and A large!forch extends across the front . 5y 0p gas and electricity. Several 4 and'S room apartments ready for immediate oc- . = o cuparicy at prices wmusually fow—$399 € #5680, Open for o 2711 Wisconsin Ave. N.W. A home 3s good as it is good-looking. Sound, sane and com- fortable in every feature, and located at a point overlooking alt Washington, in_a neighborhood stemped “right® by the deserved: prominence of its residents. The house is completely detached, with 7 large, ¥ell arranged rooms and a sleeping porch; tiled bath, lavatory; concrete front P o LISTED WITH US Will Become Actively On the Market Splendid- location for heme or investment. A real home for half the cost of an individual house—let us explain our plan of parchase and eperation. \ resent Premises Da . ‘FOR orch; hardwood floors and trim; hot-water heat and electricity, nd around one side, and in the rear a : o .“g:n::ynuw R ; 4" e fflrs'e double garage. 3 y :eat garage opens upon a 15-foot paved The. owner, an Army officer sl'x:idelr:]) 5§ . = B The fitting and finish are exceptionally geod—condition i transferred, has left the city, a as : Sa-le or l-me fendid. & % - alley thori: dd ush to :e;l ath an ctxceptionallv 3 « splendi g ) authorize E y 5 - : = 8 e s - e It is very unusual to find a house for sale in this much sought n for inspection Sunday from reasonable \ $ Union Realty Corporation List Them Now neighborhood Mg a5 s 13,500 Beclusive Agent ‘ The Munsey Trust Co. - s i 2 : o (4 . Evans Bailding, 1420 N. Y. Ave. Main 8415 [l || Rest Estatc Depurtmns e -ALLAN E. WALKER & CO., Inc. 'MUNSEY BUILDING Frasklia 6043 2 ” _ Real Estate and Insurance Brokers 813 Fifteenth Street Southern Building Shannon & Luchs 713 14th St. NW. Realtors Main 2345