Evening Star Newspaper, March 19, 1921, Page 15

REAL ESTATE ; SEE DAVID E. BARRY 1807 H STREET N.W. DAVID E. BARRY REALTOR ANNOUNCES THE REMOVAL OF HIS OFTICE TO HIS OWN BUILDING 1807 H STREET, N.W. MAIN 1801 FIRE INSURANCE SALES RENTS LOANS INVESTMENTS MEMBER OF WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE BOARD 23-31 Quincy St. CHEVY CHASE, MD. and of Beauty Supreme Cotonial de- wign; brick construction: 10 roomx: 3 baths; zZverandas: rear and sleep- ing poreches double garage Tot S03150 feet. rooms; 2 baths; breakfast porch: charm- ing aleove in living room: lot 70x130 feet; double garage. Architecturally Perfect Thoroughly Appointed 4 Open for Inspection Every Aftermoon W. C. and A. N. MILLER OWNERS AND BUILDERS Union Trust Building ¥/ Main 3868 WANTED HOUSES Many inquiries are being made for homes of the better class in desirable sections of the city and suburbs. Our applicants are in position to make substantial cash payments. O John W. Thdmpson & Co. Incorporated———— 821 15th Street Main 1477 Apartments for Exchange We are agents for several desirable apart- ments which can be exchanged for other proper- - ties. Many are modern, fireproof buildings, well = located amnd well rented. We have recently - effected several exchanges of apartments. For . years we have specialized in this line. ,Consult ; our Exchange Department. GARDINER & DENT, Inc. 717 14th St. N.W. &W\lflIllfllifl!llllllllhlllllhfl g = = L THTRATHANYART HOMES BUILT TOE SATISFY THE MOST CRITICAL BUYER INSPECT 4106 3rd St. N.W Always Open Until 9 P.M. Four large outside bedrooms, with large living and dining room. a very convenient kitchen and a bright, airy cellar. Every room as bright as day. Lots of win- dows—lots of wall space, plenty. closets, spacious porches. The price is lower than what you would be asked for many old houses in an unprotected neighborhood. It will pay you to see them at once. Take Soldiers’ Home car to 3rd and Upshur Streets. D. J. DUNIGAN 1321 N. Y. Ave i REAL ESTATE FIRM stree: a\ enue. SEES UNFORMITY District Orgamzatlon Adopts %| Standard Form of Contract as Initial Move. ##| With the adoption by the Washington $2 | Real Estate Board of a standard form $ | of sales contract for distribution atmong $ | 1ocal real estate offices, a uniformity of ! 2| terms governing sales transactions in $2| this city is expected to be effected #8| The standard form as officially ap: 8! proved by the board is the embodi # | ment of favored previsions of a num 82| ber of contracts in use in offices her 1and the completed product represents 8 the outcome of an extensive survey | conducted by the members of the con 8! tracts committee, of which Charles S. 8| Shreve is the chairman. 88| The committee also presented a H | standard form of exchange contract, | but _the board deferred taking actio; 8 in this connection until a later meet 3 'lns. Principal Provisions. 8| Principal provisions of the standar 8 form are as follows: £#| “The title is to be good of record o $#|made so in reasonable time at ex B |pense of. seller, except as to cove | nants of record, if any. or the deposit #lis to be returned and sale declared off at the option of the purchaser; but H|the seller and agent are hereby ex- pressly released from.all liability for d‘amaml by reason of any defect in title. “Rents, taxes, water rent, ins’urant and interest on existing incurft brances, if any, are to be adjusted t date of transfer. Taxes are to be ad- justed according to certificate of taxes issued by the collector of taxes of ‘the District of Columbia, except that special improvements completed prior to date hereof, whether assess- ment therefor has been levied or not, shall be paid'or proper allowance made therefor by the vendor at the t f the transfer. mination of title, con In the Prettiest Suburb of . Washington Armsleigh Park I want you to come out here—tomorrow if you can and let me shaw you through the Cottages and Bungalows —that are available for immediate occupancy. They are perfect in appointment and de- sign—wholly detached —and located in Arms- leigh Park—that de- lightful community— between Cleveland Park and Chevy Chase. You are handy to downtown here —and just outside the Park are stores, and schools, and churches—every- thing needed. The price and the terms upon which they can be bought make them still more attrac- tive. Take Chevy Chase cars to Albemarle street, Walking just a short distance west, cor Wisconsin Av-nue cars to Wiadom Street. If you will phone Cleveland 1490 I'll come after you. L T R AT R. E. Hamilton Owner’s Representative 4415 39th Street Bl iy THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, xhed hix real estate office in a new location, wing extensive remodeling of the building. at 1. doors from the Department of Commerce building and faces Pennsylvania IN REALTY SALES ML e i MARCH 19, 1921—PART 2 - 3 IN NEW LOCATION. IN NEW OFFICE ROOMS. moves to 1807 H Street. David E. Barry has abandoned former real estate office rooms 1307 H street northwest and ha removed to new headquarters at 1807 H street northwest. The new location formerly was residence and was remodeled int suitable office front of the buildi was torn out and a stone effect substituted. There ce room ment to open in th adj converted The facing Penns; BUILDING SITUATION BETTER. First definite signs of improvemer in the building trade throughout th country are found In the February J | building returns to Bradstreet's, an- nounced this week. The ow t expenditures at 1 ties for the ond month of the year of $37,810. a gain of 32 per cent over the previou: | month. apartment |in the blo { vanderbilt avenues w York ci g {| WANTED! Apartment Houses To Sell We have been success- ful in selling our own apartment houses. Why not let us sell yours? Harry Wardman 1430 K Street N.W. Phone Main 4190-91-92 t north The new home ix a few notary fees and all recording charges, including those for purchase money trust, if any, are to be at the cost of the purchaser. Revenue stamps on to be paid endor, who sh ute to purcl the 'usual spe- al warranty dee e purc with the e e srecs to comply Terem of sale with: from the date o O of deposit shall noz relieve the purchaser from responsi- lullxu_y of complying with terms of sale =l mmnmumllm||||l||mmnnmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmlllllmlmmmnllllllll|1||l|||||||||||ll|1t|l!||1|l 1633 Irving Street Northwest This_attractive brick semi-detached home over- looking Rock Creek Park and located in Mount Pleas- ant, one of Washington’s most delightful residential sections, containing 10 large rooms (6 bedrooms), 2 tile baths, steam heat. electric lights and many other mod- ern conveniences. Lot 23x115. One-half square from car line. Immediate pos.ession. Terms very attractive and reasonable. -For particulars call Mr. Boteler, Columbia 5637. Open for inspection Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. H.L.RUST Main 6888 Exclusive Agent 912 15th St. ( = ,———_n— gy iy Beautiful Detached Home Ideal Location High Elevation. Hot-water Heat, Electric Light, Lots 50x 145. You should see this home- at once. Open for Inspection Terms Can Be Arranged 509 Webster St. N.W. Overlooking Grant Circle D. J. Dunigan 1321 New York Ave. ° Phone Main 1267-8 e Ennnnnn e For Business Men Desiring a Very Choice Piece of Downtown Business Property A most desirable location, 13th and G streets northwest. Property is nearly 25 feet wide by good depth to public alley. Not leased. Out-of-town owner is very anx- ious to-make quick sale and has priced same at less than $50,000.00. CHAS. D. SAGER 923 Fifteenth St. N.W. Main 36 € TEN HOUSES ARE SOLD 2 David E. Barry, Realty Dealer, Re-| INVOLVING ABOUT $70,000 Excellent Homes in Various Parts | (. Sales involving an ager %mmmmnuummmnnunnunmmmmmmmmimlmlmmmmmunmn!nu||m|||u||mmmn|mnummmuuummmmmnflmmnunmmmmm Tilden stroet northwest to Theo- !, ast was so |-| to Harry B. La Rue nappeA. ps bia road north= e Maria L. =o0ld the ho ; INFANT MORTALlTY HIGH. en born in of City Change Hands During Week. 00 we about 3 the OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY North Cleveland Park The most delightful and convenient suburban development around Wash- ington. Beautiful surroundings, high elevation, 132 miles from north end of Connecticut Avenue Bridge; twelve minutes by wtomobile to 15th and New York Avenue: between Connecticut and W in Avenue car lines; near Episcopal Cathedral and Cleveland Park School. A neighborhood of great refinement. New detached and semi-detached houses, containing eight rooms, hot- water heat, clectric lights, built-in refrigerator, built-in heated garage, front sleeping and breakfast porches; purchc~ doors and windows screened: fine vard. t inished a home as can be. Complete in every detail, ready for immediate occupancy. These houses cannot be duplicated 4 the price in any section of W ashington; an inspection will convince you this section is unsurpassed in any particular. Sample Houses at 34th and Porter Streets Easy Terms of Sale. Sixteen Houtes Already Sold—Four Left TO INSPECT: Go North on Connecticut Avenue to Porter Street (just North of Fire House), then West on Porter Street to Thirty-fourth Street. BOSS & PHELPS | The Home of Homes Telephone Main 4340 1406 H Street N.W. Own Your Own Apartment SHER]DAN CIRCLE CO- OPERATIVE APARTMENT HOUSE S — 2 ety \’ 5 uilding, whlch “yias " st Teen Degur s located opposite the Q St. Bridge, Timent Tnte wxstory aprime: 200 feet of ashionable Sheridan Circle. facing the beautiful little Rock Creek Valley and within * For Further Particulars Apply to GEORGE OAKLEY TOTTEN, JR, 808 17th St. N.W. PRE-WAR PRICES 719 to 737 PRINCETON ST. N.W. =PRICE, $7,950 $2,000 Less Than Other " Builders Ask for Practically the Same House INSPECT TODAY $1,000 Cash—Balance, $71.64 Monthly Including’ All Interest Take Oth Street Cars to Princeton Street and walk east one- half square or phone us for auto. 4 HOUSES CAN BE INSPECTED ANY TIME OPEN SUNDAYS AND EVENINGS H. R. HOWENSTEIN ‘CO. 1314 F Street Northwest