Evening Star Newspaper, May 2, 1925, Page 19

REAL ESTATE. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1925 REAL ESTATE. IDEAI. HUME PART IDEAL GARD. R LOCAL “BETTER HOMES” HOU 30,000 CHICAGO FAMILIES fi;cgn’xnhuwirlgffi?op:?:at; S lfi |:::: : IN MOVING DAY THRONG |changes in gos meter cor COLUMBIA PARK ded as a moving barometer—had UF EDUBA‘[IUN P N . Search for Cheaper Living Quar- ’ lnfule iy o :Ihu.rsvln_\‘ ’”Khl- rters | A Ceis OccatonsiBuan fHeldie sy i secr. {(he Expressman A Convenient Section in Which to Live Biggest Post-War Record. House in Nearby Virginia Will S CHICAGO, ey 10030 Vi s o, i The Best Buy Today —Approxims 60,000 Demonstrate Best Prac- : ; : : M/ &*‘“— : s - : Two Blocks From 14th St. Cars tices in Construction. ¥ i 1 ABELIA GRAMDIFLORA New Six-Room Houses — Built-in Garages T—— 2 ARONIA ARBUTIFOLIA s 1508 to 528 Ingraham St. N.W. +BUXUS SEMPERVIRENS 5CALLICARPA PURPUREA | . 6CORNUS FLORIDA | Six Large Outside Rooms 7CYDONIA JAPONICA 4 o a ; £oT i danc The With Everything Up-to-Date The Home Econor the District is tion home in 8DEUTZIA GRACILIS 9DEUTZIA LEMOINL . m.:ousvrnm SUSPENSA s 5 Lowest Priced 1HIBISCUS SYRIACUS A . . g 12 HYDRANGEA PANICULATA GNDFLA . gy ! ngh-Class g PLIGUSTRUM OVALIFOLIUM E 3 | mmm}hnls : 14LONICERA MORROW I 5 Homes part of the 3 i 15 SPIRACA VANHOUT TF1 - - on be %) : 1o SYMIHORICAR B 5 RACE MOS0 ——r— 1 Offered Today 7 SYMPHORICARPOS VULGARIS ] 3 18 VIBURNUM LENTAGO i il ; s 19 VIBURNUM TOMENTOSUM PLICATUM ) Bounosay Lint 2 With Anything Within $1,000 of the Price PROPOSE If you have been looking for a home and have been unable to s; y vourself with the homes offered within your reach, then N : . WE URGE YOUR CRITICAL INSPECTIO ‘ EANDSEARE “1F AND COMPARISON g Sample House: 2902 Tenth St. N.E. e 3 Home” | 3 3 3 . Open and Lighted Today and Sunday Take Rbods Teland A o e e & Take 14th St. car marked Takoma, to Tth St walk south to houses uke Rhode Tsland Avenue cars (o Y walk north to Girard—wes 4 car to St. 2 alk eas e RO 26 T o S e SoTn saneetiy Lo Glsas t or, 9th St. car to Ingraham St. and walk east IDE\/ELOPM[HT CHARLES M. WALLINGSFORD JAMES A. CONNOR D. J. DUNIGAN, Inc. Boilders and Owners 1039 Woodward Building 1319 N. Y. Ave. Phone M. 1267 Plan of proposed garden for house erected in nearby Virg | of Columbia for Better Homes Week of May 11 to 17. ites in regard to the rights of | ministration of public affairs, the sec s, and economy in the ad- | retary announced L First Time Offered—Two Sold New Homes of Unusual Merit COOUDGE WILL SPEAK On Border of Glover-Archbold Park Extension ; Nos. 2400 to 2416 Thirty-seventh St. N.W. AT GOVERNORS’ SESSION Colonial Style, Exceptlonally Well Bulll Maine to Be Scene of Conference June 28-July 4—Ec my e g i t r decorations in z\u!‘m ta $9,500 Lee D. Latimer Company REALTOR 9807 15th Street N.W. A O I Michigan Ave. -~ 3503 Rittenhouse St. Northwest Park . Bethesda, Md. : . 57 ChevDy ghase blocks, to t t priced detac houses in the vicinity 3 4 i > 1 e conne Lots 70x200. 3 d 7 rooms, moder: t k Creek Park Garage to m . $9,500, $10,750 and 5 4 i S lhc e at once. O $11,500. 109, cash, balance on easy terms. < i ——t | % s o New Homes of Miller-Built Individuality S S e : = i The Finest Seven-Room Bungalow in the District Drive out Ga. Ave. to Piney Branch road—into Cedar Ave. in Takoma Park, under R. R. bridge. Take street to left of fork one block to Eastern Ave. Fully tiled bath with built-in features. Hardwood floors throughout. Open fireplace. Built-in bookcases and writ- ing desks. Perfect in con- struction. Perfect in arrange- ment. Spacious and beau- tifully decorated. See it at once. Open tomorrow and every evening, except Friday. ACH one of these Homes is a distinctive type—combining originality of design and features that will contribute to livable hominess. Porter Street and Idaho Avenue Cleveland Park Six and eight rooms, with one and two baths with built-in fixtures. In some there is an extra lavatory on the first floor. Hardwood floors—uniquely handsome electric fixtures, with plenty of floor plugs conveniently placed. Ornamental fil'ep)«’lccs. Every detail of finish—from the artistic to the servicing—re- flects taste and thought, and excellence of materials and WUlL— manship. A fine opportunity to obtain perhaps the most A handsome and roomy ho beautiful bungalow in Chevy Chase, Md. It is 0 d Reed Hospital. S ospital. Seven roo useless to describe this lovely home. You must pen dunday water heat and electricity. go_ through it to realize its real desirability. double back porch Drive out Connecticut Ave. past Bradley Lane porch. Slate roof. and turn west on Leland St about 2% blocks. f l ti in excellent condition and can be hought at 4 This is not a low priced home, but it is worth Or nspec Ofl most reasonable price and hrn)!: more than asked t Open Sunday 2 Until 6 P.M. MCKEEVER®? GOSS REALTORS 1415 K S«creet Phone Main 4752 These Homes are prettily located on terraced lots—with shrub- bery and foliage forming a beautiful setting. Individually attrac- tive—collectively forming a most characterful group. They will appeal to your investment judgment because they are in the zone of increasing values. Prices, $15,250 to $17,500 With terms adjusted to suit your convenience Open for inspection—uwith a representative to exhibit them—every day and Sunday. 1119 Built, Owned and for Sale By Phone Seventeenth W. C‘ and A. 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