Evening Star Newspaper, March 4, 1922, Page 15

REAL ESTATE. ' THE EVENING STAR, ‘'WASHINGTON, D. ¢, SATURDAY, MARCH 4, -1922. : ! V. T. H. Blen, Inc., one of the new | BEVERAGE MANUFACTURING PLANT TO BE BUILT. DR. KIDD BUYS HOME. |3, s %535 i nertintl [~ Mz ssachusetts Dr. James Kidd has purchased one ghased from Richard H. Mahoney, | of the houses recently completed by |IT-» the ten-room brick residence a A V. T. H. Blen, Inc., at 4117 4th strect | 550 178 e8qe ferrace, ;enue Massachusetts Avenue, Mrs. Mary C. Kemp purchased west of Sheridan Circle to REAL ESTATE.’ " 15 SIX HOUSES On the Edge of Roc_k Creek Park northwest. The dwelling contains |from A. J. Sanford the lhrer-slor)’l six rooms and bath, with hardwood | brick house at 716 8th street nomh’ floors, cement front porch, double rear | 238t porches and other conveniences. Mrs. Emma E. Vaughan purchased | u With from Jacob A. Fleming premises 1339 | Ready About near Connecticut Avenue ’ i Vermont avenue northwest. This is Bridge. Rock Creek Park 8 rooms 2 baths Concrete porthes front :lé::e:;:;::vagalrgnmuse. containing | Ma,rch l to 32d and Cathedral ave- Built-in garage and back Mrs. Mabel Clark purchased from | nue. Washington’s best Albert Temple the two-story brick- | 812 l7tll Sl Nw and-stucco, house at 733 Shepherd | od o . street. northwest. This house con- | tains ten rooms and bath. ! Ulyases 'G. Black purchased_trom || o F1andsome, new offices on first E. Q. Smith the four-family apartment || ficor ~and basement. Modern house at 2119 M street northwest. || throughout. ~Very desirable lo- Carl H. Kiein purchased through || cation. For full particulars ap- this office one of the new houses | p] under construction at 811 Longfellow | Y street northwest, a colonial brick | Tesidence, containing six room. tile THE F. H. SMITH COMPANY , ullt-in refrigerator, Pullman service table in kitchen and other | 1414-16 Eye St. N.W. features. i Temporary Locath home section. Wooded lots and villa sites. Some as low as $2,000. Booklet. ‘Middaugh & Shannon, Inc. Woodward Bldg., 15th and H Main 69. Built and finished in the distinctive Kennedy manner. FOR SALE BY TP PRI S— ‘ KENNEDY BROS., Inc. 2400 16th St. N.W. Phene Col. 7200 i Nationul Beverage Compnny's new warchouse and manufactaring plant to be erected at 605-623 Rhode Island avenue northenst, at a cost understood to be nbout $100,000. 5 { ‘The construction is of the fiat xlub type, with brick wallx and steel xaxh. Charlex H. Tompkinx is the con ! tractor and the plans were drawn by Case Frederick Rafter, ntri ral engineer of this city. Leon C. Hoffman purchased from ' e {100 HOUSES TO BE BUILT | s, ¥, Loty I, Slern, Sheloe | keing, it sarvooding Lol SPECIAL NOTICE R e s b R L e e .+ Entirely a New Operation | nducted by this ! {Many Small Dwellings at Mod- P : id A sticut avenue, near the s | 0 3 : The consisted of eight erate Price Planned by Boone, nd the second of six i v D. Cramer, J. H ; 000 hom: - - Morris-Cafritz. | = of five of the latter properties - S th E Erection of more than 100 dwellmgs' Dicks 1 1 Eoptd 00 JOlag e = - Ooul ern Xposure {in the next ninety days in Brightwood 2 4 Fil-ion W, R < 2 k a | > ” ard, ; 2 etzon. S g Home Values Without Competition OWNERS AND BUILDERS Park and Klingle Roads N.W.~ Fashionably Located New Houses ‘ of English Town Style ; e . e el G B = ——10 R Just O of 14th Street Car Line E B. s and bath, to sell for less than G Allen H. Tudor Mo 2733 Conn. Ave. us also acquired the block from | Ph J. Pols *Bet. Woodley Rd. & Cathedral Ave. § 11 : £ Exhibit House Sl“ to Tth streets - on Longfellow Price’ 520’000 1207 JeffersonSt.N.W. o e e B street, where he will erect forty-two c o2, < i 4 six-room houses, also to sell at a = x 2ot 5 ) » o ['wo stories, attic, library, Z }L:‘(}m" two fireplaces, two baths, - : z x S . i i . i P in 2 Bates . e h, breakfast and sleeping 2 e porches, chauffeur’s room property in the vicinity of ! A ops. 5 5 S Fock “Créek "Park; which ho expects| Recer with bath; single or double Positively the best location in the city | to_subdivide and improve with mod- Morton v Yassarenhe Built 1 | e homes. irma Lester X 5 garage at cost. Jullt by ! Several are already sold. Come out today or Sunday. Make a personal inspection. REALTORS FROM MANY Middaugh & STATES TO MEET IN Shannon, Inc. : CONFERENCE HERE | Remmesi f5rry s, e e H iam 1 gJ . S won, T w1l PROPERTY ory, va ON 14th ST—DOWNTOWN— “Taylor, Hugh A.{} Modern well built brick build- Walker, William I {} ing, fireproof. 150 ft. deep, two floors, clevator, 40-ft. alley in rear, will furnish tenant at $5400 vear. Attractive terms and price. ON 9th ST. DOWNTOWN—3- story brick, store and apart- ments, deep lot to an alley, store Six-rooms and bath, hot-water heat, electric lights and every modern conven- ience; extra large porches, front and rear; lots are 139 feet deep to 20-ft.-wide alley. D. J. DUNIGAN 1321 New York Ave. Phone Main 1267 (Continued from Thirteenth Page.) 1 ‘illard, Harry B. Willson. George 2233-2235 Bancroft Place N‘w. " "’ : iy p :\‘\nrlhmfllon and O. B. z.-amlzinger.i WILL BUILD EIGHT HOMES Location 2 blocks west of Connecticut Ave., within a block of some of the most noted homes in Washington, including those of ||| thar carr, ON CONNECTICUT AVENUE || is vacant, suitable for many kinds ex-President Woodrow Wilson and Secretary of Commerce Herbert “arter, John f business, price, $12,500. and these houses can be reached by going east into Bancroft Place from 23rd St. The quality and finish are consistent with the high quality of location. English basement, includes servant’s room and bath; full width drawing room, dining room and kitchen, with porch on first ms, 2 baths in, i c 5 Construction of eight residences on H floor, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths and inclosed sleeping porch on second Waddill, John B. Wathen. jr., George | , CONSIEUCHON OF &8 o e venye, | Main 4884 floor. . . . Welch and Jo- v - s > Zicide, ; o i between Weodles road and Cathedral | GARDINER & DENT, Inc. Middaugh & Shannon Scon to Be- ON 14TH ST. SOUTH OF YOU 3 ST.— Two-story brick _building, gin Construction Between Wood; || store and apartments. VACANT. ley Road and Cathedral Avenue. || PRICE, $22,500. Open for Inspection All Day Sunday! gommittee—Clarence ¥.| Middaugh & Shannon, Inc. e 2 Y i;’.,“;?"’f T ol e ot Excavation work for the building 717 14th St. N.W. | Bangs, David E. Barry, Wi 1| operation already is under way. It is | Bose: Willlam S. Beteler, Geo‘rlge A-| understood the new hwmes be in| — vert Bowle, J. F. M. Bowle, A. Britton | - - < & Browne. Douglass E. Bulloch, Clar. M Leroy Gaddis, jr.; K. M. Grimm, EXCLUSIVE AGENTS Joseph A. Herbert, Acthur C. Hough- For Sale by Owner 713 14th St. N.W. Main 2345 [f|| Jones, Teo D. Latimer, ir: 'Ciaud || A, thoroughly substaitial, pro-war con- ;vmgnun. Robert R. Mahorney mfi‘; uitt Shams Sottenireoms fand two! 2lliot Midd W. . Miller, ¥ ¥ nomas M. Neale, George O'Connor.|| IN CLEVELAND PARK 1| Detached: in fire condition: modern in every respect: excellent location: large. i weils d lot. Pri ¥ < T : el eep e’ Ifornation” 34 v [ ° - ‘ c*J An Investment in Happiness! 2| rox merscriox | 5 Sy A purchase of one of 1813 3d St. NE. E N G these homes is n invest- Near Eckington Manor oy : - E Now Vacant A well situated corner home Has 12 large rooms Hot water heat, electric lights, 6 bedrooms and bath Cellar under entire house Lot, 50 ft. front by 114 ft. J. LEO KOLB Realtor 923 New York Ave. Phone . Main 5027 p ment in happiness that re- turns dividends in health and contentment. Not an “Ordinary Row”—but a group of |- Distinctive Homes | %‘ Facing broad Massachusetts Avenue On Euclid Street N.W. $350.00 Cash Balance Like Rent Four large rooms and bath. Deep back yard. Woodshed on rear. B. F. SAUL CO. Main 2100 1412 Eye St. N.W. il rad T AT | 9th and Longfellow Streets N.W. Houses are of tapestry brick, containing 6 large rooms; concrete colonial front porch; double rear porch; deep lot to 15-ft. alley; hot-water heat, electricity; tile bath, built-in fixtures; 7§-inch oak floors downstairs; large coat closet’ with cheval mirror door in living room; built-in china closet in dining room and French doors opening on porch; large closets in bedrooms. Kitchen equipped with china cupboard, Pullman breakfast service, and large pantry con- taining built-in refrigerator. Terms - " To Inspect Selling Exceeds Completion | and wide Fifteenth Street-Southeast | They are Homes to be proud of and happy in—because they are planned and built and equipped with that attention to detail which characterizes Kite g V' Homes. 18 ' / Laths La puts his order in late, and conse- ™= — Six rooms and handsome bath, with wide veranda in front and two porches across the entire back. o Living room and Dining room are of spacious size—artistically deco- tated; oak floors—and attractive fixtures. = The kitchen is large and well lighted; with big dresser, best type of gas range and enamel sink. ,quently has,to wait till the early The sleeping-rooms are conveniently grouped-on the secpnd floor— < Price. $8.350. $1.000 Take 14th street car marked “Takoma” to with large closets; linen closet in upper hall—sleeping porch. A T e . oth and Kennedy streets—one square north; birds get theirs. But the boys who The basement is light and well yentilated—absolutely dry; cquipped cash. $75 per month, take Georgia Ave. car to Longfellow street s A s with best hot-water heating system—and scparate heater for bath and : g s —one square east, or phone us for auto- get theirbuildingoperationsstarted kitchen uses. : . including all interest. mobile. . early have the laugh on the t'ardy ones. Right now we h = enough lath on hand to reach from here to ‘Alathka, if laid end to-end. Butit isn’t. It’s all bundled up, ready for rush delivery, ER & HUGUELY Sherman Ave. and W.St. N.W. w " LUMBER ' Sample House—246 15th St. S.E. —open every day and evening—with one of our office staff in attendance. - You are invited to inspect critically—because the closer. you compare the bigger value you'll realize these Homes to be. 1 A moderate cash payment—and terms you'll find / entirely convgnient can be arranged. / oy O and Harry A. Kite % Member Washington Real Estate Board 1514 K Street N\W. ~ - Phone Main 4846 Open Daily and Sunday Until 9:00 P.M. Sixteen of these homes have been sold. That’s indisputable evidence of their desirability. Strictly modern throughout, con- taining many new features. Large playground for the children, located in the middle of the square. , * S SAS : / WM. S. PHILLIPS : REALTOR—BUILDER 1409 New York Ave. N.W. : Phone Main 98 ST