Evening Star Newspaper, June 3, 1922, Page 16

SHOLTES & COMPANY' . 819 15th St. N.W. FOR SALE: " Corner of 37th and Livingston Streets, Chevy Chue. D.C. New tapestry brick home of unusually attractive design, on high elevation, with magnifi- cent view toward Rock Creek Park. First Floor: Center hall, large living room with paneled walls, dining room, breakfast porch, kitchen, butler's pantry, cold storage pantry with outside icing door, rear hall connecting with front hall; kitchen-has most modern kitchen cabinet. Two porches. Second Floor: Four comfortable bedrooms, two of them communicating through bathroom; two tiled bathrooms, large closet in each room, linen closet in hall, two open porches. Third Floor: Bedroom, bathroom and storeroom, convertible into bedroom.. Special features: One-inch-thick parquet floors on main floor, oak floors in b:drooms; clothes chute from first and second floor; built-in garage; toilet and laundry in basement; hot- water heat; Silver lighting fixtures; wiring for radio installed; continuous hot-water heater. Regular Commission to Agents SHOLTES & CO. 819 15th St. N.W. Main 3903 SPECIAL NOTICE ENTIRELY A NEW OPERATION OF . DUNIGAN-BUILT HOMES In a Typical Dunigan Development Exhibit House 411 Varnum Street Northwest 6 and 8 rooms. 20 and 23 feet wide. Large rooms throughout. Very Deep Lots. Con- venient to the best of everything. INSPECT SUNDAY Take any 9th St. car marked “Soldiers’ Home” or any 16th St. Bus marked “Grant Circle.” D. J. DUNIGAN 1321 New York Ave. Main 1267 Superior Location % Built as the Individual w ould Build for Himselt | - Blistering Hot, Humid Washington Cool, Breezy, Delightful Chevy Chase Think it over right now. Decide right now, before it is too late and the perfect home—the ideal home that " meets every desire and every requirement—has been taken by some one else, while you go on paying high rent'and re- ceive for your money only meager or unsatisfactory living accommodations. and a2 MASS OF USELESS RENT - RECEIPTS. : Two ideal types of homes, vafiedhdedgn,mange- " ment and size, complete, modern and superior in every INGS L4 i AR TR K | S T These homes, located on Jocely;x St. and Reno road in the heights -of -beautiful, exclusive Chevy Chase aré’the last word in house construction.. To buy one is to make an investment in last- ing satisfaction and contentment. CONNECTICUT AVENUE: Past Week Reported by Gardiner & Dent. Bale of the residence 5611 Conpectl- cut avenue northwest to Joseph Moy Reynolds for 8. L. V. Young at a con- isideration of $35.000 was reported this week by the firm of Gardiner & Dent. Thel dwelling .1s & two-story. de- tached, stucto building, containing nine rooms and three baths, It is OFFICIAL PLEADS GUILTY. |32,2,chasep, ot HOME SOLD FOR $35,000| . rszenvion Foms oo T Y La Brun, an officisl of || Many Other Bealty Doals During [Fheel Company. has plesded gullty | Atiants ;& ‘Thorason, in United t court, and was sen- tenced to serve ear and three months n the 7ederdl pententiary st -Frederick: e Peerless HOU 'TO SELL Since 1899. NO PLACE LIKE HOME NO HOME LIKE OURS . If you would like us to sell We have a large number of applications for houses of all sizes in Washington and suburbs. yours, kindly let us have a full description at.once, including price AT o il i v o SES WANTED located at the northeast corner of Connecticut avenue and Oliver street, with a frontage on the avenue of 146 feet and Dth of 140 feet. There firm also reports the sale of! h street northwest, which is story brick bullding with a d for Edw. M. Dulin for $36,600. 7 14th stre o brick Tesidence: wi brick building in th nounced. The lot twenty feet and a north- Al man as an invest- ment. Premises 1723 Kenyon street north. west, & tw: ry brick dwelling, w: sold for M Grace Francis to Mrs. Dorothy T. Garner. It contains eight s, with hot-water The lot has e dwelling 1217 Jefferson street sold for D. J. Dunigan. This is a house, contalning eight rooms d two baths, with modern conven- The purchaser, M will occupy it. The price w Mrs. Mary B. 8. Thompson p chased premises 2208 13th street Dnorthw It is a two-story brick house, containing six rooms and bath. The consideration was $4,500. ick dwelling, ct two baths and ing, containing nine rooms, bath, with cellar and modern’ convenience: an sold for Gottlieb and Ellen Lorenso Rauleson. consideration ‘was about $7,000. The house at 132 Thomas was s0ld through firm. It i t street bath and mod- aniences. t old for Bernard and Anna Spelibring _to Charles and Emma Cushingberry. The consideration was $6,5600. FIVE BUNGALOWS SOLD. Deals at Chevy Chase Made Through Morgan Realty Firm. Five b lows being erected in Chevy Chase by M & R. B. Warren have been sold through the office of Morgan E. Morgan & Co. The sales were as follows: To Lieut. H. B. Martin, U. 8. N., re- tired, 205 Shepherd atreet. Chevy Chase, M. Lieut. Martin will occupy the premises. To Lieut. ., a five-room, which Lijeut. P his home. ‘To Dr. Robert M. Woodbury, a six- room brick bungalow, 3524 Reno road, Chevy Chase, C. Dr. Woodbury home. 3722 Brandywine o d bath bungalow, low, to be occupied by Mr. Cosbey as his residence. To A. Noack, jr. 3726 Brandy- & five-rqom and bath In addition to the above transac- tions, the firm announced that Tho: as E. White sold to 8. Dunyer the lot on the corner of Decatur and 14th streets, having a frontage of 45 feet on 14th street and 100 f catur street. buflding a residen: “STANDING ROOM ONLY.” Emigrants Swatp U. S. Consulate at Constantinople. By the Associated Press. CONBTANTINOPLE, June 3.—The American consulate here yesterday hung out a standing room only sign ‘when_hundreds of would-be emigrants applied for passports to America un- der the July quota. The applicants in- cluded seventy nationalities from all f the near east. steamships ed to capacity, as t oon to p ves in America, several hundred of whom have been waiting in Constantinople for three months for a new quota date. A rigid medical examination was Eiven each applicant. i 1l e Orange Signs to CEDARHURST On the Bay ‘Take the Marlboro and Annapol! Pike and turn off at the m“l:u'f orange ay. You can buy ot at this ideal semmee colcay”at 4100 ta3d0 only a small cash paymi interert (o pay ‘on- balanes: atg salt water o Srehiprive bootier usd resd ae BAUMAN & HEINEMAN® Phone M. 3500 734 16t St. . W, 27¢h St. Between Hamlin and Vista' Sts. N.B, 5 Sold Before Completion—Only 7 Left Come Out and Select Yours Today Description—Theéy contain living__room, dining room, breakfast alcove, two bédrooms and tile bath, kitchen and pan- try, large front porch; the houses are modern in every re- spect, are entirely detached and have. large lots, with ample room for garage. Reasonably Priced Convenient Terms COME OUT SUNDAY PRy Ry Y o Zo .ltnn Bl e square to STth Or Phone Owaer's Representa- tive, North 10108, for Auto Service. ¥ M. & R B. WARREN and ™ ‘ISADORE FREUND Owners and Builders Finished and under construction, halls. Heated garages. Cathedral avenue (Woodley road). Open to 8 p.m. Connecticut Avenue, 2800 Block, under construction. Now is the time to ifispect materials and workmanship. Four bedrooms, attic, chauffeur’s room, three baths, brick garages ; lot 24x120. Large front and rear porches. MIDDAUGH & SHANNON, INC., OWNER | Main 6935—10th Floor Woodward Building, 15th and H condition. Price for quick sale Six Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ($6,500.00). 923 New York Avenue N.W. and terms. Differently Designed Detached Brick Homes in MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE PARK Central and side Four and six bedrooms. Two and three baths. Lots 50x115. "Exhibit 32nd and WOODLEY PARK Main 4190 Open HE closed-in glassed-in ment. If high-class ~1019 Flérida Aw;enue N.E. Six rooms and bath, double back porches. House in perfect Apply J. LEO KOLB Main 5027 Payments LIKE RENT Sample House On Lot No. 36, Fairfax Place This house will be built pn a lot of your own selection. HARRY WARDMAN 1430 K Street N.W. Main 4190 Ashmead Place Every Day and Evening in only new homes Washington Heights, just -off Connecticut Avenue and overlooking the Million- Dollar Bridge—houses built and owned by C. H. Small. Are 24 feet wide—four bedrooms, two baths, sleeping porch and breakfast room—!zrge garage and maid’s room in base- you are looking for a home in a good district and appreciate good construction, see these at once. R A -] EEEVER={COSC e EXCLUSIVE AGENTS Main 4752 1415 Eye St. Other houses for less money, other houses for more money. Our sample house combines the conveniences and refinements of a highclass apartment with the advantages of a detached house. The finish and equipment are such as are usually found only in high- priced homes. Our houses appeal to persons of culture, who do not wish to pay extravagant prices. HOUSES Tiled bath with shower, Handwood floors. Open Fireplace. Folling glass doors. Bullt-in boekcases. In-a-door bed with dresaing room. Pullman breakfast reem. TAtrty-toot poreh. Comerete basement. Laundry trays. ‘White enamel stove, White enamel cabinet. White enamel refrigerater. Price, $5,250, exclusive of let. Ashton . Virginia 22 minutes from 12th and Pennsylvinia Avenue by Trolley. Three miles from White House. To Reach Ashton Heights Near schools, ehurches, stores. No interest on deferred payments. Free insurance. Price, 13 cents per sq, ft, for cash. 14¢ per sq. ft, momthly payments. Heights Take Falls Church car at Mount Vernon Station, Twelfth and Pennsylvania Avenue. Get off at Clarendon. Take bus at Thirty-sixth and M streets, marked Ashton Heights, and get off at our property. 5 g A By, Auto: Cross Aqueduct bridge -at [:¥ 36th and M streets. Take second turn to-the right on Wilson Blvd. to Clarendon Station. Free Autos leave 617 Bond Bidg, every hour during the ‘week for an inspection trip to the property. Salesmen on property all day Sun- Kay-Alger Co. Inc. Exclusive Agents. 617 Bond Bldg. - Main 8075 ervica