Evening Star Newspaper, November 4, 1923, Page 88

.REAL ESTATE. - . FOR SALE—HOQUSES Centtuued. Best in Che(y Chase, ., DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. - Come -and_go _carefully through 'tHese pretty mew Homes of Kite plan snd con- struction—at 1;}80! to 3829 Windom St. ey are rfect little beauties—ex- ternally and lnternally—-wholly detached. Bix Tooms, bath, sleeping porch, high- fr-dl kitolien,_equipment; hot-water heat- RE system; attractive 'electric fixtures throughout; * stone foundation and_ stone firepluce. L $10,500 to $11,250. VERY EASY TERMS. Open for inspection every day and even- ing. Our ir. Hamilon may be found at :thu'l:'ll‘ufllv. 4101 3Sth st. Specinl ap- Pt HB’I. can be made by phone—Cleve- Take Connecticut ave. cars to Alhemarie gt walkiog (o 35th, and it's but u step to Window st.; or’take Wisconsin ave. ¢ through cars to'Windom t.. walking eust. HARRY A. KITE (Tncorporated) 1514 K St. Phe me Main 4846. HERE IS THE BEST BUY IN w A" PRE-WAR-BUILT HOME. 0 one of the most excluxive wtreets nes 18th and Columbia road: 4 beautital b liouse, containing & spue'ous rooma nnd and< 10" root onthe wpper flo hent, electric 1ig! r porehes wnd spac Wil FOR SALE--HOUSES. . _FOR SALE—HOUSES Continues. 2 : Continwed. MASSACHUSETTS PARK. Bituated in the heart of this most exclusive and In-town subdivision—s house representing the best value ever offered in this section: center-hall ‘fype. containing ten large rooms three baths (master bedrooms and two baths on second ficor), hardwdod foors througheut; t¥%o open fireplaces; lavatory on first floor; sun porch, larke wide poich, cedariined closcis, maid’s quarters and bath ‘on (hird floor. excellent interlor Ha ab. bulliln garage for two cars. For the price asked this s ughelievable value. We urge your mmediate inspection. NEAR- 14th ST. AND COLORADO AVE. Two-st brick situated close to best:car line; new and ready for immediate Kkitchen, “pantry, breakfast porch, sleeping porch, Triced at ool $13,250 with easy terms, H NORTHWEST SUBURBS—$12,600. Adjacent to the most exclusive and besutiful® subdivision around Washington: in the eenter_of a well kept lawn, with y commer (8%, with 100 and 130 fr. frontages. “This in of “the center-bal containing elght rooms and ti ot be duplicated for price asked. CHEVY CHASE, MD.—$17.5(I), best_streets of this most popular ‘of "elght real six . and “Vegeiable gurden and garage: wrdwood foors; a.m.i. “tep from the Conn. ave. car line on one of th we offer at this atiractive fixure an ty bath. “The lot is unusually deep with frnit trees, many added features. Let us show you this most. “OPPORTUNITY. required: price much less than cost to re. individus} eutrances. A most unusual buy. monthl, ge rooms with bath on esch floor: MADDUX, MARSHALL & CO. 1108 16th St. : INC., ain 8307. liardwood floors, hot-wi Rooms newly papered. for Owner leaving city. consider an offer $16,500; firat (rust 811,500 at 6 per cent, 5 Years. If you are looking for four money's Worth thix is the proj Plione WM. R. 1936 N HOMES HOMES HOMES se is 21 feet wide and coitains horoughly moden shower: haidwood floors through- only $11,850. SOUTHE. month, for . glussed-in s home with colonial and garage; unoc- all mod iences: best of material with & 0. ft. in th's rapidly growing subdivision hiere property values must continue to 1e being spent for the development of y. We will conslder an exchange for your present home if it is eiear |4 the bus going north from 15th and H st3. u.e. o Bladensburg road, which is beiug transformed lito ome thoroughfares. 3 A business to cxchan ropert Wit to the 2400 block on the v dri of Washington’s most benutiful GARMAN BROS, DISTRICT NATIONAL BANK BUILDING. 1L v double mall “moat T Rtar omees T TN.W.T0 WHITT Jarge tooms and ‘rece rage fo wide paved collar, aud In Arat . balance 41 Main 8329. Franklin 3993. with large tionary tubs dition. JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS, 314 Pennsylvania Avenue Southeast. good cash paymeat. ‘and will pa. 5,000 o $5.000. Address Box '50. oftice MODERN 6R. HOUSE, GAR, OR SPAC ver §8,500; ay 3! -~ Petworth 127-137 12th STREET: SOUTHEAST. Only 2 Left. Modern six and eight room houses, built by day | labor, under the supervision of the owner, represent- ing the best construction that can be procured in this type of house. We invite your inspection. Open and lighted from 2 until 8 p.m., daily and Sunday. Sales- man on the premises. equipy re Gescription, price and te AGER, with CHAS, D, 14th st n.w. Main 36, FOR “COLORED PROFESSIONAL CLIENT Elgirt With modern improve. in” southeast sec- off . JOHN F.”/DONOHOE & SONS, 314 Pennsylvania Avenue Southeast. MEMBERS OF WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE BOARD. 7 OR 8 ROOM HOUSE, CHEVY e price. location, all detsils. 320-7. Star D TO BUY Hi WANTED— TO 7 ROOM HOLU! ored: bath and gas; located n. t 0; $1,000 ‘cash. A NEW BUNGALOWS, On Otis Street Near Rhode Island Avenue N.E. Five rooms and bath; large porches; sleeping porches; built- in garage; best electric fixtures obtainable; good plumbing fix- tures ; one-piece sink and drainboard ; furnace and hot-water heat. Lots 40 to 50 feet front, 100 to 140 feet deep. PRICE, $5,250 TO $6,250 Monthly Payment From $40 to $55 per Month, These homes have everything necessary for the comfort and couvemlence of the home-séekeér. The location Iy good—surrounded by rapidly improving property, which will bring an_increase in property values. These are homes that you. in justice to yourself should inspect, examine and compare with other new houses of & similar ebaracter. ' Give price, fon Address Box 72-Z, Sta WILL PAY ALL CASH colored. VOR Jd0USES FOB Colored;, will consider ither frame or brick 1a section o Himentai Trost bides ross b0k © 120 Oo 870 10 ROOM nov}:,’fi “ANY GOUD 88 tion: Nave & good cu ment apd can m: substantial _monthly ats. Would within 60 : 0. ieut ave.’ or be new; priced reasonable; eash buyer. bath brick, fn vicinity n.w.; about $11,000, ‘Wanted—7-room and bath dwelling or bub- galow, near Georgla ave. and Buchanan st. n.w. ROLAND C. BOOTH, 2i5 E st. n.w. F. 2702 WANTED IMMEDIATELY From owser, about six-room house, with garage or space: good seetion of northeast or southeast. No ts. Phone Lincoln 308 or address 904 F st. n.e. < OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE $4.800; TERMB; FIFTY ACRES, FENCED fine timber. water, hay, buildings, stock, tool fruit, five-room house: ‘pine miles from W ington, D. C. R. B. BURKE, Meadows, Mo FOR SALE—COCQA BEACH ACREAGE AND lots, orange groves; winter homes on Indian h apts. for_rent. CLARA B. MOORE, Merritt, Fia., Real Estate Broker. Mem- Cocoa Beach Chamber of Commerce (for- merly clerk, Dept. of Justice.) » FOR EXCHANGE—LARGE FARM OF OVER 1,000 scres, location finest, dairy, corn snd cotton country of Georgia: Will gro% anything: evers acre ciear and tillable. in Washington: might take flat bulldiog. Price, $50,000. Address J. H. Free, Embassy Hotel, New York. o DESIRABLE 6-ROOM HOME IN®POMONA, Florida, with 20 scres of land. Price only £,500;" eagy terms. PERCY' H. RUSSELL CO., 926 15th 8t. N.W. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOE CITY IN- come, -rich Mingo valley cotten, corn, “clover lands. free from mortgases, boll weevil, of over 2 room ai Want of 14th and Emerso: Always Open for Inspection. ROBERT E. FUNKHOUSER,® Builder-Owner, Thirty-Fifth and Otis Streets N.E. THE LAST OF OUR GROUP OF ATTRACTIVE NEW HOMES ON ILLINOIS AVENUE N.W. IS READY FOR YOUR ‘INSPECTION. 4519 ILLINOIS AVE. N.W. (Between Allison and Buchanan.) Délightfully located in ome of the city's most beautiful ‘home sections, near Grant Circle. Six rooms, ispestry brick: full tiled bath; steel reinforced cement front porch and double back porches; Ideai bot-water heating: electric lights: outside pantry: Seep lot to alley. * The prettiest bargain n homes on thg market. $8,750—$1,000 CASH, $75 PER MO. Salesman on Premises all day and every evening until 9 o'clock. CHAS. D. SAGER, REALTOR, Owner and Builder. * 924 14th St. NW. '___'_fi_—" Will of De Sales Hand . Laundry, Nos. 1728 and 1730 : L Street Northwest.. . virtue of that deed of trust ed in Libok Nor 4645, 't fotle 485, 'oF b ot pert OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY. 930 LONGFELLOW ST. N.W. ords of the District of Columbis, and at the thereby mecured, because Fequest of Six rooms and bath, hot-water heat and electricity; colonial front porch, L rri A of ist, the ed breakfast and sieeplng porches: bardwood foors; d brang o '"1'-]"" oo TEORSDAY. " THE screened breakfast and sieeping porches; bardwood fioors; deep lot to alley. of ‘the premises. on 5 rme HTH, OF NI , 1928, Very easy terms can be arranged. See Mr. Criser on the premises today. T Ok oL, (o CADER, 10, AT ing machi , cash register, counters and a machinery, including steam heated flat work Iromer, extfactors, washers, collar ma- chines, fiat irons, soapers, cal Iry Steam' clothe press and all other ma 2ud sutomobiles owned by the Lagodry and In snd upos premises Nos, 1728 and 1780 L street northwest, in the City of Washington, District of Columbla. A 13 to $35 acre: o suit; large corp- ne some smajl '{mp. farms; also an excellent large cofonisation tract. MATT. H. REICHERT, Poplar_Bluft, 3io. AUCTION SALES. ____FUTURE DAY ADAM A, WESCHLER, M. 36. -~ M. 37. 5522 13th ST. NW. . i Delightful home of seven rooms and bath (four bedrooms); hot-water heat and electricity; hardwood floors, front porch, breakfast porch asd double sleeping porches. This home Is vacant and in splendid condition. _Open all day for your convenience. Priced $1,000 below its real sale value and terms can be arranged. 1 BAUMAN & HEINZMAN, 1504 H St. N.W. S Phone Main 3500. Realtors and Insurors. : gt ‘For Colored 0wn‘er§hip. Brand-new mod $10,500—MT. PLEASANT. . $11,500—NR. BUPONT CIR. Just off Mass. ave.; 8-room, th ‘mod- S 0 PETWORTH. detsched; 6 rooms and nd hot-water heat. Sample Home, Columbi: Roax 75\‘}V - BETWEEN om;“xi SHEEMAN " Open for inspection day and,evening. + Reasonable Prices. - B. B. PINN; Owaer's Representative. 712 Kenyon St. N.W. Phone Col, 5817. 18th AND FLORIDA AVE. HOME OR INVESTMENT tiful 10 roenl and 2 bith howse: & bed- . |-rooms. - Eanily Temodeled into 3 apartments. ; Price low for quick sale. 2 THOS. E. LARRELL. Pfi'l:’l"m’&?'fi- o b or Bustay, A Delightful Route Via Water Standard Rates Cenm: 3. deep. $10,508; terms. newly decoral G. ALLAN MACRAE, 802 Continental Trust bldg., 14th and H. 6 COLORED BARGAINS. northwest section.bear st and Rhode Tuland ave, mw. Bew DAper and Parut; terms will_sarprise you. + Phose at once, Main i . Dafly Semice To 2 Old Point end Norfolk | Palace'Steel Steamers < - o TN am.l; price, $13,000; 4 . WM. P, DOINGJr.,-INC.,,- s & 905 15th- & . o l.'. MUDA B Em%l‘!&iflfintf Steamers) Playground of Eternal Springtime Only 2 Days from New York Reduced Summer Vacation Rates Good Until Nov. 30 pecial Holiday Sailings Leaving New York Dec. 19, A For Christmag and New Years in Hermud Golf, Tenn's, Salling, Bathing, Riding, Horse Racing, etc. Modern Hotels—No Passports The Furness Bermuds Line offers Vaca- tionists the Following Exclusive Advantages: Sailings Twice Weekly From New York Weds. and Sats. From Bermuda Tues. and Sats. Via Palatial Twin-Screw, Oil-Burning Transatlantic Liners S. S. “FORT VICTORIA” and S. S. “FORT ST. GEORGE” Eack 14,000 Tons Diaplacement at Hanilton er by tender. Tk angeable. Delightful Cruikes Landing paxsengers di ‘Washington. D. C. STEAMSHIPS. STEAMSHIPS, arw ANCHORUmes . ¥. to Cherbou: d Southampton. ARIA... Nov. § Nov. 31" Dec. 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GREAT WHITE FLEET. o CARIBREAN CROISE SERVICE: Oy s ocially designod FREE: THE GATES OF THE CARIBBEAN, by William McFee JAMAICA An Hiustrated Booklet Lo < mwyawbnlmq-t Passenger Department UNITED FRUIT COMPANY 17 Battery Place New York - Gemeral Offices: 131 State Scroet; Boston, Mass. PLAN now to spend this winter in Hawail —the “land of eternal summer.” Golf, tennis, riding, bathing and other outdoor sports are enjoyed all winter in these magic isles of the Pacific. Go to California by your favorite rallway, or other route, then sail straight from Los Angeles to Hono- lulu on oné of these liners: Angele DIRECT 15~ v @ §-8 CALAWAN Everything needed to make a voy- age of surpassing pleasure is pro- vided aboard these luxury liners. It's a wonderful journey with a ‘wonderful land at the end of it. The same type of de luxe steam- ship service is also provided by this Company for those traveling be- tween California’s chief borts: fifornid, @dl/” SanFrancisco Los San Diego S.SYALE exd S.S.HARVARD Railroad Ticket Agents, every- where, will route your ticket via any raiiroad to Los Angeles, San Diego or San Francisco—thence via Los Angeles Steamship Co. between these points. Same fare as all rail, Meals and berth extra. . Send for booklets on both services Los Angeles Steamship Co. 8. Spris Los Angeles CoLOMBIAN CRUISE Fares: $315 and up Shiore Trips Included FREE COMPLETE OCEAN STEAMSHIP SERVICE men. Standard of service ing with the magnificence of Olym- pic, Homeric amd_world’s largest ship, Majestic. Regular express mervice. RED STAR—To Antwerp, ealling at Plymouth Cherbe Weekly = ) headed by the land and InternationalMercantileMarineCo. Washington office, 1208 F St. m.w. "R M HICKS, Manager. Calling Northbound at Santos and Trinidad. Vasari, Nov. 8 Vestris, Dec. 1 Vauban, Nov. 22 Large, comfortable ships containing every. appointment of a modern hotel, low rates, liberal stop-overs, unexcelled service. spe: cial Tours to West Indies and round South America arranged For Rates, Illustrated Literature, ly company’s office, 42 Broad- . or any Steamsl.ip or Tour- gent or R. M. Hicks, F oot General District Agut. B. LAMPORT & HOLT, LTD. Treasures beyond price from _the tomb of Kirz Tutankhamen. Color and beauty ‘beyond desciption. in the glamorous cities of the Medi- terranean. All on our voyage deluxe to Egypt, Spain, Italy, Monte Carlo, White Star liner Adriatic—January 5 and February 23. Red Star lincr Lapland—January 16 and March 5. West Indies Ageold romance surrounds the Cities of the West Indics. Beauty, evernew, is their heritage today, See the West Indies on a cruise of twenty.nine restful days. The White Star liner ' Megantic— specially constructed for crising— January 23 and February 26, Al sailings from New York. W, authorized steamship agent. Voltaire, Dee. 15 | Life, Money and Women. From the Richmond Times-Dispatch. - Half the trouble in life comes from too much joy. Two women may agree, but miraclés are rarely seen. Matrimony {s one way to end un- certainty. Lend me a dollar and I will wish you had remained my friend. California via Havana and the Panama Canal oosan liners 15 day trip Rates: First Cabin . $250 Intermediate $125 Second Cabin 150 Third Cabin . 100 To Havana First Cabin $85 Bailings from New York, November 22, December 6, 20, January 10 and Tegularly thereafter. Write today for detailed information, or let us send you our booklets of description. No. 1208 F STREET N.W., Or any authorized steamship agent. PaNAMA Paciric Line WHITE STAR LINE Ship and Sail o by Pacific Mail Alditions! Extablisned 1848 then placid Southern w the wonders of the P ashore to ‘‘get mcqua with our pic taresque Latin American neighbors. Iar sailings to Lox Angeles and cisco, with inferesting visits at . Canal Zon bertad. Salvador and Manzanillo, placement affording evers comfort 3 $1 Built especally for the trop outside staterooms: single and two-he inside rooms or upper ings from Pier 33, Atlantic Terminal, Brooklyn Tickets and information from as Steamship, Tewrist, R. R. !Agenl o Pacific Mail Steamship Co. 10 Hanover Sq., New York FRENCH NEWYORK PLYMOUTH LINE HAVRE PARIS To Europe in Comfort and Luxury From a covered pier at New York to a cov-. ered pier at Havre. Train for Paris waiting at dock. Six days to England. Unsurpassed accommodations and famous cuisine, on the fast express liners Paris and France. “PARIS,” Nov. 1%, Dec. 12, Jan. 16 Leisurely crossings, class liners. mum cabin fare.... New York—Havre—Paris Suffren. Line Agts. or Company’s Office big, comfortable, Attractive rat one- Mlnf-‘ $120 1 Dec, 11, Feb. 27 Orleans—Vigo—Havre | Nov. 9, Jan. 11 I Dec. 11 1406 New York Ave. N.W., Washington at low Winter Rates S.S. LEVIATHAN Sailing November 10 To Cherbourg and Southampton from Pier 86, Foot of West 46th St,, N. Y. S.S.George Washington Nov.13 To Bremen via Plymouth and Cherbourg from Piers 3 and 4 Hoboken If you act quickly you can obtain excellent pas- sengeraccommodationson eitherof thesstwosplen- did vessels at the low winter rates. Telephone your Steamship Agents or the United States Lines, A representative will call upon you gladly. United States Lines 1419 G St. N.W., Washington, D. C. Telephone Main 7431 Managing Operators for . U. S. SHIPPING BOARD EDITERRAN ~ EAN C Siagaitesit ow |(CUNARD'S, S, “SCYTHIA”" Eamiisl 1o 0. Twin-Screw Ofl Burner, 20,000 Tons. Sailing Jan, 30, 1924, 67 days, repeating the complete success of the 1923 Egypt, Palestine, similar ~ Crise, eirn, Spain, Gibraltar, Algiers, Tunis, Com- same steamer, visiting stantinople, Greece, Italy, Sicily, Riviera, Monte Carlo, Franee, England Btop-over privilege in Europe without extra cost, returning via 8. 8. “‘Aquitania,” “Mauretania,” *‘Berengaria’ or any Cumard Line steamer. reservation advisable. Apply to FRANK TOURIST CO. . (Established 1875) i 542 Fifth Ave., New York, or Local Agent