Evening Star Newspaper, July 19, 1924, Page 17

REAL ESTATE. BUILDING IN IONE KEPT AT Hal}il RATe In viey o the de Detached Home in Cleveland Park 3108 33d Place Overlooking large and beau- tiful estate within 2 squares of Mount St. Alban’s Cathedral. Eight spacious rooms, FLOYD E DAVlS 7th & E Sts. S.W. Main 353 3901-3 Warren Street 3900-2 Windom Street North Cleveland Park Four Detached Residences most cleverly designed and built erials by Kite. They ve all the which our Homes have become noted. You'll appreciate the many little refinements which have been incor ed into their building as well as the unusual quality of the fitting and finishing. Make it a point to ¢ out hiere today. Homes in North Cleveland Park are not available for long. Ihese from the 1 modern convenie Six rooms and completely equipped bath, large roomy garages, b’z sleeping porches and iront porch. Slate rcof. Modern hot-water heating system; efiectively decorated and lighted by artistic elec fixtures. Prices and Terms are Most Reascnable day and evening. Our Mr. R. E Park Office at 4401 38th St. If vou 4 phone him at Cleveland 1490 Motor out Conn. Ave., west to Albemarle St. turning into 38th—or take Wis. Ave. car to just beyond the National Cathedral—it's just a step from there. Harry A. Kite (Incorporated) 5514 K Street Phone Main 4846 CHEVY CHASE Naval Officer Having Permanently Left the City Is Obliged to Sell This CHARMING SUBURBAN HOME 3939 Morrison St. Two Blocks West of Conn. Ave. This delightful home is beautifully situated and less than four blocks from Chevy Chase Circle—public school, churches, stores, etc. Only one square from the Kirkside golf course. FACTS This is a beautiful, Colonlal house, with wide, cov- ered porch across the entire front (awrings). The first flogr plan is particularly attractive and very roomy. We know you will be impressed with the spacious effect and Teel confident the handsome fire- place and built-in bookcases ‘will command your instant approval. In all there are eight rooms (four splerdid bedrooms); two complete tile baths—one Wwith tile shower. Large screened breakfast and slecping porches. Copper screens throughout. Hard- wood floors. French doors and a number of built-in features. Beautiful lot with abundance of shrub- bery, lawn and flowers. Garage to match house, on wide, paved alley. Priced for Quick Sale—Terms to Suit Open For Impectmn Tomorrow After 2 P.M. BOSS & PHELPS The Home of Homes Main 9300 1417 K St. N.W. Members of the Washington Real Estate Board lNSPECT 1 THE E NING _ STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., SATURDAY, JULY 19, 1924. REAL ESTATE. York and southeastern districts have shown substantial increases; New England’s increase has been moder- ate; the middle Atlantic states have just equaled last year's record, and the Pittsburgh, central western and northwestern districts have shown substantial declines: All the important classes of con- struction except Industrial = plants have participated in the increase In construction volume. Industrial con- struction has declined considerably. Recapitulating the six months' rec- ord, the important groups were rep- resented 1 Residential buildings, , or 4% per cent of the blic worke and utilities, volume of new contracts up to high levels. The amount of deferred work is now considerably less than it has been for some time. It seems scarce- 1y probable that there is enough of it to bring about any considerable re- People in Germany are economics to a fine point. vival before the end of the year, such as occurred In the latter months of 1923 —_— 83 16 Saved When Boat Upsets. CHICAGO, July 17.—Sixteen mem- bers of the crew of the freighter Sandcraft were rescued lod;\v unsn the ecraft overturned in here today. The vessel was hlbound 1ad e wit vd. | and_electric_bills. 609,60v, ur buildings, 64 a lit'le over 8 p cent, and Industrial bulldings, $170.- Light Paper Saves Expense. to a recent report dark-colored-wall paper which has been prevalent in| that country is being discarded for lighter shades because the publi finds that lighter hued walls save ga : STUDEBAKER Just Drive It; That’s All carrying Accordin 701,500, a little under 8 per cent. Deferred Profects Revived. Since the peak was passed a num- ber of deferred into the marke! JAMESON-BUILT HOMES oe wuich has held the NEWARK STREET A big bargain in Cleve- land Park—8 rooms, large porches, 3 baths, lot Dutch Colonial design, brick and stucco construc tion, slate’ rooi. New; vacant and open for inspec- tion. Joseph C. Zirkle 203 Colorado Bldg. Phone M. 4985 attic, tiled bath, h. box, servant’ wide double r porches, cement porch, deep lot to alley. Built, Owned and Sale by Cleveland Park Section : ; " ¥ SAMPLE Modern Homes + HOUSE The location of these the values in this neighbor- and the construction and the individuality of design them tremely desirable. homes, stability of hood, the price terms, make ex- 3614 34th Street N.W. | Your Inspection Is Invited Come Out Sunday—Open from 10 A.M. to 8 P.M. Drive Out Connecticut Avenue to Porter Street, West to 34th WM. H. SAUNDERS CO., Inc. Realtors EXCLUSIVE AGENTS 1433 K Street N.W. Phones Main 1016-1017 Right in line with the city’s most rapid growth and overlooking ROCK CREl_':K PARK. This property is as certain to increase in value as the magnificent development on Sixteenth Street is certain to continue. building of beautiful and cosgly Homes on this NATIONALLY KNOWN BOULEVARD has been bringing the City nearer and nearer to Six- teenth Street Heights, until soon they will have joined. Month by month the In a short time many persons will be referring to what they could have done if they had only taken advantage of the opportunity. Some are already showing their disappointment because they have lost the particular lot they had in mind to buy— “Sometime.” Delay!in securing a lot'in this sub- division can mean but one thing—“Lost Oppor- tunity.” The lots are 50 to 200 feet front. Terms reasonable. Rohert E. Heater, Colorado Building Member of the Washington Real Estate Board Main 1064—Telephones—Franklin 2598 1313 to 1319 Taylor St. N.W. 4004 to 4022 13th St. N.W. Only One Square From 14th St. Car Line 6 and 8 large ro -w.h., double floors, built-in ice s toilet, ASK THE MAN WHO OWNS ONE »oms, ear front wide for Thomas A. Jameson Co. - Exhibit House 4315 15th Street Gt T 3716 JENIFER STREET Chevy Chase, D. C. OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY FOR INSPEC- TION UNTIL PRICE LOW--TERMS REASONABLE Semi-detacl ht large rooms. porches, open fireplace two tiled baths, glassed inclosed sleeping built-in garage, = concrete front porch, large attic N L. SANSBURY CO., Inc. “Everything in Real Estate” and br 1418 Eye St. N.W. MEMBERS WASHINGTON REAL ESTA Phones Main 5903-4 BOARD You'll Find The Home You've Always Wanted in SHERMANOR Overlocking Saul’s Addition Washington’s Most Desirable Residential Section only $7,950 Exhibit House, 922 Delafield Place Features: Cozy arrangements of unusuaily large cquipped kitchen, built-in ironing board. Thrae bedrooms. all bright and cheery. closets. Lawn sodded and planted to shrubbery. living Cold storage Tiled bath, centr Deep To See These Homes: Tl!ke 14th Street car to Delafield place, then walk two blocks east—or take Georgia Avenue car to Delafield and walk half a block. OPEN FOR INSPECTION Completel refrigerat Numerous la lot to paved alley 1416 K Street BIGGEST VALUE IN THE CITY ONLY 2 LEFT Convenient Terms $14,500 (Bet. Varnum and Webster Sts. N.W.) These liomes consist of six large rooms and reception hall, colonial stairway, 2 complete baths, one a shower. No 1 white oak floors throughout the entire house. House finished in white enamel. French doors between living rooms and dining room. Kitchen fully equipped with built-in ice box in pantry. ILarge one-piece p(meldiu sink and drain board. Detroit Jewel gas stove. The three bulmmm are unusually large, due to the fact that the houses are more than 20 feet wide and 35 feet decp. There are three porches 10 feet wide across the entire house. Concrete front porch with very attractive stone railing. It is impossible to mention all the good features. Come out and be convinced. OPEN FOR INSPECTION To Inspect Take 14th Street car to Webster Street, walk one block west to prop- erty; or take 16th Street bus to Varnum, walk one block east.