Evening Star Newspaper, October 15, 1921, Page 15

" THE - -EVENING STAR; -WASHINGTON; -D: C, SATURDAY. -OCTOBER:-15. 1921—PART. 71| FINIS J. GARRETT BUYS MANY RESIDENCES SOLD. SEVEN HOMES-BOUGHT. HOME '" RICHMOND PAHK Boss & Phelps Report Sales Total- : ing More Than $125,000. -Residence sales totaling more than $125,000 were reported this week by the oflice of Boss & Phelps. Some of S PR | at 317 13th street southwest. . | 3907 Tilinois avenue northwest. Mrs. Leila White sold to Susan ‘E.| 8. L. McWhirt purchased from Mrs modern | Annie Quinn premises 606 6th strect southwest for use as his residence. Benjamin Redmiles purchasea frou C. L. Leonard the house at 130 I street southeast. —_— two baths and modern improvements. A house ji mpleted by Boss & Phelps at 3t ivingston street in Chevy Chas s purchased by H. P. Foley. It is semi-detached, two|Purchasers of Residence Proper- Max Needle a two-story brick resi- stories, with two baths en second floor, hot-water heat, electric lights, ties Announced. large porches and a fireproof garage.. S e | dence at 1215 O street rthwest, Maj. J. W derson h Seven residence propertles were } which he will occupy as :;leesl(eainu 0 aymond street, of- | after improvements are coi id., owned by Fior. | Purchased t.hls ook theoueh the Mrs. Bessie Daniel sold to John P. The house is of frame | fice of the John Quinn Company. | Vvan Ward a detached residence at|London construction and contains eight rooms The sales follow:, : 3613 Nichols avenue southeast, Con- | for fashionablo woman smo S 8 141 Fatrmont steect from Magilds |and bath, With mosern mprovements-| Gertrude Mitchell sold to Tony | gress Helghts, D. ¢ LZREETR o 0 G igaretten. The house contains elght rooms on |brick house containing ten reoms and | Maj. Anderson. Y ' Satatto a three-story brick dwelling | Charles H. Stello bous! two floors, with two bathe. Mr. Gar-|three baths, with hot-water heat,| = e lon “whe ®his ‘baan cecupying |containing twelve rooms, . severai Edith M. Prie Immediate occupancy can be secured. Alst street, owned by rett has taken possession. The for-|electric lights and a garage. it for some time. 'This is a semi- |baths. hot-water heat, electric lights | It contains nine rooms and Hammond the two-story brick residence at 1104 Euclid street northwest. Marshall F. Stokely bought from Open for Inspection All Day Sunday No. 17 Oxford Street, Chevy Chase, Md. One-half square from Connecticut Ave. and Chevy Chase Club. Lot 7ox145. Individually constructed house of 8 rooms, 2 baths, garage and servant’s room. Price Reduced to $16,500 for Quick Sale BOSS & PHELPS EXCLUSIVE AGE‘NTS 1406 H Street N.W. Representative Finis J. Garrett of Tennessee has. purchased a home || in Richmond Park, it was reported this week by the office of Hedges & the transactions follow: Middleton, Inc. The residence, of the detached type, Is located at the cor-|. David B. Edmonston bought a home ner of 35th and Porter streets north- at 1441 Fairmont street from Matilda Anderson hought a de- It is reported Cuba is sending to 20,000 cigars made especially ers i sthing Main 4340 one of a row just completed by Charles N. Tankersly, was purchased by H. O. Stabler, who will occupy the premises as his home. Maj. Arthur N. Tasker purchased the former home of Representative iarrett, at 1519 Webster street, and after extensive improvements will take possession. This is an eight- room house, containing the latest I e . THE BEST LOCATION IN THE CITY 1201 to 1217 Ingraham St. N.W. Close to 14th Street Cars mer owner was Miss Mary F. Camp- | _One of the new houses completed by bell, who, following the sale of this|Boss & Phelps at 3417 Porter street property, purchased, through the | was sold to A. H. Kirchhofer. This same firm, prem 3912 McKinley [house is of frame construction, semi- street, Chevy Chase. The latter (detached, containing eight rooms and | house’ is semi-detached and contains |bath. with garage. | eight rooms and two baths on two| Mary E. Swartzell sold her home | floors, with modern improvements.; |at 2117 Bancroft street in Washing- Another home in Chevy Chase was |ton Heights to Elizabeth A. Helmick. sold for Mrs. Eva R. Boulc to Mrs. A, |The house is of brick construction, | 17 and other 1 f s i 4403 th bungalow style house, having nine [3nd other Improvements. rooms and bath, heated by hot water |, A Six- X s 2 LEFI 3 snd lighted by electricity. A garage owned by Rifiorine . Fife, was s Str \ 7 quired by W. G. This_house ee A new house at 2841 29th street, TSSOV W T oyt o e . is a fireproof garage. It Slsut) twes yearsiiigo: by < (On 17th Street at Webster) Phelps. A home in Cleveland Park was 8 rooms and 2 baths (1 shower) on e, Dune Du i 2 floors. Spacious front porch;; glass-in- closed sleeping porch; built-in, heated and lighted garage. Every known im- bn;h. hot-‘;’aler heat, clectric Hsmsi provement and con\'cnllcm:c has been in- and several porches. i5 thise liomes, Commander E. F. Cutts purchased corporated in C a home in Mt. Pleasant at 1903 Ken-! Open and Lighted at Night yon street from Carrie C. This is_a six-room colonial house, having two baths, hot-water | heat, clectric lights, front porch and sleeping porch. A house in Chevy Ch and bath, sold for ward E. Muth to De Wilda H. Edwards. Premises 1426 Decatur street was purchased by Ed- ward E. Mutch from L. A. Moorho Both of these sales were m through the office of Leo D. Tati A colonial house, containing rooms and bath. 726 Otis street northwe: one of a row completed several vears ago by L. Breunin- ger. was sold for Harvey W. Haw- thorne to a local investor. Mattie S. Walker purchased prem- ises 1610 Q street northwest, from Charlotte K. Mills, this sale being made in connection with the office of Petty & Pett: struction and has eight rooms, two | baths and all modern improvements. | The house was constructed by Boss & Phelps a few years ago. A residence property at 1338 Ver- | mont avenue was sold for the Nairn i estate to Genevieve J. Wilson. This i urge three-story and basement house, For Sale F St. Location -FOR SALF -FOR SALE having twelve rooms, 219 Sheridan Street N.W. (3rd and Sheridan Sts. NW.) 5> 8 rooms and tiled bath, electric lights; OLD lot 453 over entire house: slcep: i i } i G n china cloxct: large col Opposite the Ebbitt Hotel ;er:;“hp hollow-tile foundation « 11th st, Takoma Park cars: get off 2 nd Sheridan.) I'hone us for ap- pointment. By auto turn to right at Geor- gia ave. and Rittenhouse st. Open and Lighted at Night Immediate occupancy can be secured. | $9,500 | WILLIAM K. HARTUNG '} 1108 Sixteenth Street N.W.—Phone, Main 372 Hot Water Heat Electric Lights Immediate Possession 35 feet fronting on the north side of F ]! street, just east of 14th, and improved by 2 two- story buildings, the very best location in Washington for a men’s or women's wear shop—the only location in its vicinity of which possession can be had. il § — E : One or Both Buildings Will Be Sold SHANNON - & LUCHS| | Exelusive Agents Nowhere in the city can you find such a well con- structed and conveniently built house for the price. Take 14th St. Car or Any 9th St. Car to Ingraham St. We Are Selling Them Fast Open and Lighted Daily and Evenings D. J. DUNIGAN 1321 New York Ave. Phone Main 1267 = ) | 713 14th St. N.W. Main 2345 I ) ASHTON HEIGHTS VIRGINIA This magnificent suburb will instantly appeal to those anticipating an opportunity to get away from the crowded city and enjoy the freedom of a most picturesque surrounding. . Ashton Heights possesses those improvements which the city folk enjoy, is within easy reach of the very . heart of Washington, yet sufficiently removed to bring untold pleasures because of its natural beauty. Read every word of this ad. It is brimming full of interesting particulars to investor and homeseeker $500 20 Wil Cash Reserve| 5 Love e o LD Y6uR. Love Nejr — ] J o Lo == Look for the Sign of the Love Nest ' Pay for just what_l_you get. TEN CENTS #PER SQUARE FOOT for cash; twelve cents per square foot on deferred payments, with- out interest. TEN PER CENT DISCOUNT on unpaid notes if canceled within one year I from date of contract. NO INTEREST | No interest is charged against a purchaser buying on deferred payment plan. Every cent applies on the principal. NO TAXES Taxes on the lots are paid by the owner until the payments are completed. FREE INSURANCE Every buyer is insured against loss of his property by death. If the purchaser dies at any time before the payments are completed a clear title is given his beneficiary without further payments. TERMS Terms to suit the purchaser. A small cash payment and easy monthly payments without interest. $500 CASH WILL FINANCE YOUR HOME, $20 WILL RESERVE YOUR LOT I " Magnificent Shade Trees Do You Know That? ASHTON HEIGHTS is 275 feet above sea level, the highest point within a radius of two miles. ASHTON HEIGHTS is on the BEST TROL- LEY LINE OUT OF WASHINGTON, 22 min- utes from 12th and Pennsylanvia Avenue, on a direct car line without a transfer. ASHTON HEIGHTS is on Cathcart Road, the . next road that will be improved by Arlington County this year without additional cost to you. The progressive spirit of purchasers of Ash- ton Heights property has already been shown in the organization of an Ashton Heights Citizens’ Association. Ashton Heights improvements, including streets, concrete sidewalks, gas, sewerage, electricity, magnificent shade trees, splendid car service, all for TEN CENTS A SQUARE FOOT, only 3 miles from 12th and Pennsyl- vania Avenue, cannot be duplicated. Land in ASHTON HEIGHTS sells for from Will Finance Your Home Your Lot Wonderful View High Altitude IMPROVEMENTS—WITHOUT COST Only three miles from THE NATION'S CAPITAL, Four Ways to Reachi Ashton Heights 1. Take car on Washington and Virginia Railway, Falls Church branch, one-thirtieth to one-sixth the price of land the dame distance from the White House on other car lines. =, Y . at Mount Vernon Station, 12th and Pennsylvania Avenue. Get off at TO PURCHASER . twenty-two minutes by trolley. Clarendon, look for, KayeAlger Company €lghs - il The Lincoln Memorial Bridge is on a Concrete sidewalks, streets, gas, sewers, Salesman at office. 7 direct line with Cathcart Road which electricity. x Z.fTahkcLbus ?é .‘fikh and M Streets. Get off at Clarendon; look for the passes tllrl’l‘l;lll the :nter of A‘:Mon RESTRICTIONS Free Autos leave 617 Bond Bldg. every hour during the week A O ey e : : Heights. - Sroperty sold only to persons of the Cau- casian race. Every house MUST BE DETACHED, thus adding to the beauty and desirability of the surroundings. 617 BOND BUILDING for an inspection trip to Ashton Heights Snl?mu: On Property All Day Sunday 3. By auto cross Aqueduct bridge at Georgetown, take second turn- to right out Wilson Boulevard to Clarendon station. s Phone Kay-Alger Co. Inc, Exclusive Agents, Main 3075, for auto to take you out any time that suits your convenience. The Progression of Rent Raises must continue until the nation can catch up with the demand for homes. KAY-ALGER COMPANY, Inc. . Exclusive Agents _ Pt . The President, himself, has asked Con- gress for an appropriation of $25,000 to hasten the plans for this bridge. Phone Main 3075 Sunday From 10:00 to.4:30, Free Auto Will Be Sent ;to Your Door Promptly Look for the Sign of the Love Nest