Evening Star Newspaper, March 3, 1923, Page 19

SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 1923. his future home. Mrs. Brandes was represented in the transaction by the STAR, WASHINGTON, D., C. Mrs. Lemon as part of the considera- P N B e R AT e THE EVENING extent the CARE OF LUMBER BRIARLY HALL APARTMENTS SOLD. TELLS N ULDNG Care of lum Ing purpose time of u r prior to use for build- and its dition at the often determine (o a large value of the building and the at which depreciation will take v p..nhm;- dried lumber when 1 retain this mm.-.l er being lumber i without Little Attention to Piling. the h lumber is delivered | practic e Al for con- | when re- thrown fall to p ~uch tr \ i a_wooden | A e BUILDING drying If the . for 1, due to sub Kige across th miiter | is at the proper AT 1740 K STR! i VAN VRANKEN | ofte 2 APARTMENT HOUSES Two apartment houses were' inciuded In properties recently sold through the office of Lanham & Hill and aggregating in_value $465,000. Briarly Hall, 1740 K street northwest, a modern four-story fireproof apartment FOR IMMEDIATE Fireproof Garage Interior !l bu m torage space This_especi 125 fect deep, witl Steam Heat Gasoline Pump IN WEEK'S BUSINESS : tion conveyed to Mr. Van Vranken a detached dwelling situated at the core IN. L. ner of 224 street and Kalorama road and two new English basement houses on Bancroft place. A corner apartment building at 2100 N street northwest, of fireproof construc- tion and containing twenty-nine apart- ments, was sold for Mrs. Anna L., Hur- ley to an out-of-town investor. The purchaser was represented by the Wardman Construction Company. A detached colonfal home located at 2714 35th place, Massachusetts Avenue Park, and containing ten rooms, two | v baths and modern conveniences, in ad- tion to a two-car brick garage to atch the house, was sold by Mrs, race N. Brandes to Dr. J. who will SALE POSSESSION Northwest Burr Pig- view—showing 1o pos odern garage. 50 feet wide and for 35 or 60 cars. Fireproof Construction No Piers northwest, brick construction, owned by William H. McCray, was sold to a local vestor. the transaction by the George W. kins Company. the expiration of the lease occupy the property as his future business home. Office and storeroom Bansbury Company, Inc. A business property at 923 12th street comprising a building of ‘ = Mr. McCray was represented |u1 Lin- ‘To Durchser Will at | —_— An ehcyclopedia compiled by the | academy of Peking comprises 160,000 olumes. FOR SALE Downtown /Near 9th and G 15 Rooms, 1 Bath First Commercial. 22x81 ft., alley. Easy to remodel for busi- ness. Owner leaving city. Must be sold. No reasonabie offer refused. Union Realty Corporation 1410 G St. N.W. Main 8413 REALTOR Location of increasing value. I'roperty reached motoring out Sixteenth Strect into Alaska Avenue. Houses $12,500 and up. Lots 30 to 200 feet front. Salesmen at your service ROBERT E.HEATER M. 1064 410-11-21 Colorado Bldg. Frank. 2598 Open for Inspection— MOVE RIGHT IN put in position. | wear. lastering or is | : t other | R miter joints will first open | @ d when the | @/ e %CONS.TRUCTKW €Oz Builders much greater when | 1 2 when | 14th and H St Time for Electricity This property can be_purchased at a reasonable price and on attractive terms. Suitable for service station or repair shop. For Price and Terms See J. DALLAS GRADY 22 Maryland Bldg. 1410 H St. N.W e flat- | about 1 be dono v and satis. n if irtrusted t Estimates on re New Homes in Petworth —— New Hampshire Ave. Above Grant Circle One Sold Since This Ad Was Prepared Nos. 5116-18-20-22 Ninth St. N.W. Facing a Proposed City Park it and 1resh school and which affords abundance of sunligt the children; public —and wide avenue, air, as well as playground for stores within one block. Convenient to Grant Circle Bus or any 9th Street Car marked Soldiers’ Home 3rd and Varnum Sts. N.W. Six Good Size Rooms and Bath Hot-Water Heat \'ery large porches front and rear; deep lots to wide alley: with and without brick garages. These homes are specially priced. It will pay you to see them at once. Open and lighted daily until 9 P.)\. LIBERAL TERMS D. J. DUNIGAN 1321 New York Ave. N.W. Phone Main 1267 New -Petworth Homes Best Location Homes With Large Rooms and Closet Space Dry cement cellar under entire house: handsomely equipped bath and shower: finish the very best. heat, ete.: and interior hot-water fixtures Reasonably Priced—Liberal Terms—Sale;man Now on Premises From 9 AM. to 9 P.M. Take Ga. Ave. cars to Hamilton St., walk one block east to these wonderful homes Marcus Notes 1400 Mass. Ave. N.W. Franklin 6566 homes. six large rooms and tile French doors, electrically lighted and decorations, mahogany and cnamel finish throughout (imported Riplin enamel used oniy), painted kitchen and bath, hardwood floors, large cement-covered front porches and large double porches 1m rear. Open All Day Sunday Sample House 4415 New Hampshire Ave. >rettiest spot in Petworth, and on an avenue and in ion that will constantly enhance in value. Reason- ably priced and easy terms. tapestry batl pen fir witl a se Take Grant Circle Buss to New Hampshire and Grant Circle and walk one square north; or Soldiers’ Home Car to 5th and Upshur and walk two squares north. M. M. Parker & Company Suite 203-5-6-7 Phones 1422 F Street N.W. Main 165-3294 YOU ENJOY LIVING IN SUCH A CHARMING HOME INSPECT TODAY 2315-2317 Bancroft Place N.W. An Unusual Value at $27,500 REASONABLE TERMS From a Photograph Giving a Partial View of These Dignified Twin Residences at 1410-12-14-16 INGRAHAM ST. Between TFourteenth and Sixteenth Sts. Just two of these Desizsole English Basement Homes : 3 = A general description is all the present in exclusive Kalorama Heights. el senpion g P space permlts, but it will cover enough to inspire many to make a personal inspection. Large, ' light, completely equinped kitchen and pantry, with composition floors. Plastered basement, hot-water heating plant, large instantaneous water heater, built-in garage, heated and lighted. 3 Spacious drawing room across entire front of house. TLarge, bright dining room, butler’s pantry and a real [ff kitchen. Genuine Italian marble fireplaces, first quality oak floors, attractive and expensive electrical fixtures and incinerator. All conveniences of latest modern equip- ment. Early English architecture carried out in the Old English burned brick, wide windows, arched entrances and slopmg gabled roof. HY PAY MflR[ 8th St. N.W. Between Decatur and Crittenden Streets DESCRIPTION Tirst floor contains reception hall, living room, dining room, complete kitchen, white en- ameled cabinet, Detroit Jewel gas rangs, pantries, service and back porches, Second floor—3 large bedrooms, tile bath, clothes closets, extraordinary large sleeping orch, exceptional length and width, BT miah s ‘mahogany and white; No, 1 clear oak floors, Ta-Inch thick; bright dry cellar, laundry tubs, hot-water heat, electricity. Two end houses, center hall plans, bu“t-hl garages. Small Cash Payment $52 per month on second trust, including Interest. interest on first trust payable semi-annually, Exhibit House, 4714 8th St. N.W, Take 9th St. car to Ga. Ave. and Decatur, or phone for auto OPEN AND HEATED DAILY AND SUNDAY UNTIL 9 P.M. Upstairs are four bedrooms and two bathrooms, sleeping porch and airy attic. = Lots are large—160 ft. deep—paved alley. Sturdy well placed oaks enhance the beauty of group. Electric refrigerating plant, built-in double-doored linen cabinet. ’ Three houses priced at $23,500, and living room with open nrepl.uc and to No. 1416, being somewhat larger, at the handsomely paneled dining room, $25,000. Sample house open for inspection—representative on premises every day OPEN SUNDAY AND EVERY DAY KEEVER=iGOSCQ..... LT OR | EXCLUSIVE AGENTS MEMBERS WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE BROARD 1415 I Street N.W, » Five bedrooms, two standard equipped bathrooms, built-in tubs, shower, complete servants’ accommoda- tions. Abundant closet space. Cedar closet. Interior trim of mahogany and white. Built-in garage. Fine reception hall leading to spacious Open for Inspection from 10 to 6 P.M. WARDMAN 1430 K Street N.W. Main 4190 Member of the Washington Real Estate Board nexinu IMHMHHIINUIWMWMWMMWMMMWMMMIMMMMMMM Main 4752 A