Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1922, Page 17

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1922.° = - BANK HAS NEW HOME)] clouds of smoke that there is no | ground. The shape and size of the comfort in operating them. The :‘1‘-‘: él "'I:Ol'};fl; and, ‘s possible, w—— ue should be round. ot 2 smoking fireplace, as well as the The throat of the fireplace should c REAL. ESTATE. REAL ESTATE, B NGALOW s unsatisfactory operation of other equal in area that of the flue and o B heating arrangements, is usually | there should be a smoke shelf . dug to poor construction. about elght inches above the throat 1 of the fireplace. The United States government, in An entirely new application of a whose service are experts who can | simple heating principle in connec- tell you almost anything you want | tion with fireplaces has been pat- to know from raising babies to | ented by a Connecticut man, and constructing aircraft, after a study |.the patent has been assigned to of smoky fireplaces, has issued ad- | the United States government for 3 Jete tile vice on how to cure them. This the benefit of the public. Instead ~omplete information has been prepared by of supplying the fire with oxygen bath, large clothes the Department of Agricuiture and | from cold air leaking in at cracks, s £ of the complete detalls are free for the | the inventor devised a plan for closets in each o e asking. | supplying it through a special i S, Good draft in the chimnsy is | opening in the chimney, placed in bedrooms, linen c osefl. necessary for efficient operatlo:l. Kuchlda way that the lncl}mlnw air kitchen cabinets, oak floors. 3 The proper draft is hard to obtain | would be warmed by passing above Frenc unless the chimney extends atleast | and around the fire. This permits Panel doors throughout. I‘re two feetA‘:;boh the ridge of the the hou!(z to hedmn.dfi orlnlruzlht doors on first floors. Electric fixtures house. chimney construction and makes It easier . i " of recent design. Floor connections for onpasar > | to heat the home. s : : ~ vacuum service. High-grade hardware uscd - in every house. Laundry trays hot-water heating system with perfect radiation, concrete cellar underl entire property. Covered front porches and ten fect deep rear porches extending the full width of building. . Sample Houses 1 S ke Geor- To inspect Decatur Street Homes, ta r- giapAvenue car to Decatur; walk one block east. 3 To inspect Longfellow Street Homes, take 14th street car marked Ta. PROJEGS GET 0.K. Permits Issued During Week Include Garages, Stores and Apartments. In Sixteenth Street Highlands e Bullding operations to cost ap- | proximately $380,000 were approved iby the municipal buflding inspector during the past week. Most of the projects for which plans were filed were of a residential character. The remainder consisted for the maln part of business bullding and garage en- terprises. The list of germits issued follows: W. P. Irwin, to build, 4236 Dix street northeast; Cost, $2,500. C. A. Martin, to repair, 2806 Nichols avenue southeast; cost, $1,200. U. C. A. N. Miller, to repair, 712 7 rooms: hollow tile construction. Vapor heat, gas and 12th street: cost, $6,000. electricity, hardwood floors. Open fireplace in living room, tub H. T. Hildreth, to repair, 1815 and toilet in cellar, basin and toilet on first floor, complete bath A\d:msu‘ i‘.{m road; ' cost, $5,500. ) on second. Completely weather stripped and screened. Prom- oot s n0.o TopAIT I G0 Tt atr et ; “New Homes” IEVERY HOME-SEEKER SHOULD SEL BEFORE MAKING A FINAL SELECTION Built and Planned —with a conscientious regard and uppermost thought of home- buying as a permanent investment. Surrounded by Elegant Homes enade tile front pos onc steps and coping. Instantaneous American Accessories Company, to —and lugatcd ina convenient, healthy, high, llome-hkc.sectm'n koma to Fifth and Kennedy, water heater. Lot 30x132'. to paved alley, garage. build, 4128-4136 Georgia avenue, overlooking Naval Observatory grounds—one of Washington’s calk one block north to stores and apartments; cost, $40,000. o wal S \ Terms can be arranged American Accessories Company, to beauty places. houses; or 9th street build garages, 4128-4136 Georgla ave- H.L. Th 1416 F SE NW. |||-aif & t t Maud K. B, Warren, to build apart- ments, 3107-3409-3411 29th street; .L. Thornten, WL e i George J. Cross, ir., to erect garage, 307 72‘1’1‘ sls.el southeast; cost, $5,000. C. W. Santmeyer, to bulild, 3215 i 224" street mortheast; coat. $5,600. e e e e 3. uaranty Savl B onillipa, to repalr. 501 C | (GQTt™ 0 (nweat. The mew quarters TERMS —not only put a4 1amily in a new comiortable home at a nomi- nal outlay, BUT —solve the high rent problems. Don’t Fail To Inspect These Properties ; car to Georgia Ave. $1,000 Cash—-$75.00 Morih. faced Open and Lighted Daily Until 9 P.M. Sample House, 2547 Wisconsin Avenue Open and lighted until 8 p. m. daily See Representative on Premises Chas. D. Sager OWNER AND BUILDER 923 15th Street N.W. Headquarters for New Homes The fireplace is the heart of the | é to ‘repair, 1718 Cor- % 0. home—and yet how many fireplaces | s, to build, 3610-25 35th | _there are which send forth such street; cost, $65,000. | r. 'J. H. Bryan, to repalr. 917-919 | New York avenue: cost, $4,300. William Le Duc, to build, 5410 33a | street; cost, $4,700. ¥. R Sari, to bufld. 3223 Mount Florence A. Flannigan, to || 1203 Otis street northeast; cost, | Pleasant street; cost, $6,000. s Harry 3 Bralove, (5 bulld, 1811 . 0 s N N\ . \ \ \ \ \ N \ § \ \ \ . N \ N § N . \ N Z) improvement. % Open from 9 am. Sunday until sold e S e CONTINENTAL REALTY CO. £ 308-9 Bond Bldg., 14th and N. Y. Ave. Main 4119 THEBESTBOVIN =2 o _ Attracting the Attention and Eliciting the Admiration of the Inspect Sunday ; 308 Carroll Ave. Unprecedented Value || 3 4300 Brandywine St., West Chevy Chase, D. C. Ane unusually attractive house, contaiming © large, bright rooms aud tile bath, breakfast and sleeping porches, - . THE NOYES ESTATE 20-MINUTE DRIVE TO THE One of the Show Places of the HEART OF WASHINGTON open fireplace. hardwood floors and every other modern o _ 9 . i ) Nation’s Capltal ‘While the Woodside Park Acre Plot Colony is only 3 z S : e 20 minutes to the White House via 16th street, \Wash- Woodside Park is being developed from the beautiful GET THERE ington’s finest boulevard, it is an extension of the well- 7 Z 7. Jzzzzziziizizz;:2 % Z ZZ Z 7 88,750—Very Reasonable Terms R e e e Noyes Estate at Woodside and Silver Spring, Md., in * 8 prveost1emn established suburb of Woodside. The public school and Sl i e R direct line of the most intensive growth in Washington. § Avenue™to churches are in the immediate neighborhood. Street Unguestionably the biggest value obtainable ol Brookvill cars electric light and water are available. But while -o:m. B The grounds of this splendid estate—with a wealth §| itk Pike Woodside Park possesses the many city conveniences, it . William K. Hartung of rare trees and shrubbery, tennis court inclosed in a M is just far enough away from the rush of the city to 1108 16th St. N.W. Phone Main 372 rose arbor, dogwood lane, park with spring-fed stream y . enjoy the hush of the country. 3 winding through it, and many landscape features—are gay One of these ACRE PLOTS, with its 40-foot building . " considered the most beautiful around Washington. fl restriction, is your opportunity for a home. . 5 Homes Just Completed—Four Sold " Beautifully Located on Kansas Avenue s Between Allison and Buchanan These Homes Represent Our Best Effort in Planning, Designing, Workmanship and Finish Sample, No. 4515 Kansas Avenue, Just North of Allison = Between 7th and 8th—Open Until 9 P.M, View of Mansion House and Grounds, Noyes Estate, Now Woodside Park In the development of Woodside Park the engineers in charge of the work have aimed to utilize the natural beauty and wonderful planting to the ifullest extent. d - o . The Tarvia-surfaced driveways will follow the contours of the land, emphasizing its picturesque hills and vales. . e gE 0 On: of thel attractions of the d};velopment will be the laying out of a parkway which will wind through the property for nearly a mile, and which will be fea- tured by a community swimming pool, rippling cascades, trees, shrubbery, etc. A six-room home wWith comfortable, roomy and homelike e - PR bl R P e e ) conditions throughout. Tor instance Gne bedroom, 184 feet AFTERNOON TEA will be served at -the Man- For Information Call {S_ CUT THIS OUT AND MAIL TO US v N room, 16x14. S a home is what constitutes real comforts. sion House Sunday afternoop for visitors- to the [ = i § Then the porches! Think of a sleeping porch 10x19, lar property. No matter how cold outside, inside will Washington, D. C.. Nov. 18, 1922, \ enough_for two sleeping compartments, and the front porch be warm and cozy. 1 : 1 N 8x18. Beautiful shaded lots, 127 feet deep, 25 feet parking. Hopkins Land Co., Inc, . N Besides, the homes face Kansas Avenue, ‘the widest strest lNc 1 %612 International Bldg. ' \ northwest, and within one square of Sherman Circle. Real, - o) o5 Washitpton, D ' \ honest vaiues. And we want every one interested to ses them’ PRICB' ° : ashington, ' § . Gentlemen: Please send me plot folder, price list and § OUR TERMS ARE DOUBTLESS EASIER * 612 International Bldg. Phone M 2303 | 51 information about Woodside Park Aére Plots. | N THAN YOUR LANDLORD WILL MAKE YOU From 3ic to 10c Per Sq. Ft. v A | ) ? 3 e . NAME N . S, Terms: 10%, Cash; 2% Per Month THOS. E. JARRELL T S Owner and Bullder WIth @ Per Ceat Interest om Deferred Paymemts . Phone M766 Headquaréers for New Homes on fhe Dasy-Fayment Flan .