Evening Star Newspaper, June 13, 1925, Page 15

. REAL ESTATE. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, JUNE 13. 19 bt s e e A o S ST R B3 ' been no change in this average since A }l‘unlmrv The average of prices paid| -ontractors for construction mate- i | ials declined 1 point during May, ! : r prices for lumber and brick in' ¥ several localities being chiefly respon- i sible. Pope Receives Philippine Bishop. Purchases Tract on Six- | $ARE " |26 Per Cent Increase in May RONE, June 13 (P—Fope Tius I I‘IRE ;T TIM I D OFFERED vesterday received in private au nce teenth Street at Decatur. { _ Reported by Contractors, |mer Joseph Clos, Bishop of Zam: S 4 i boanga, Philippine Islands. Other Propert:es Sold. g . With Prices Same. president of the < All existing records for volume of uc iSO . D S Chs’fvxd :hm’ 22 New Home Bargains from 5 | B lume - cent g Opportunity to purchase a [) . tmhen] | Vatime ot concracts awargod dures|ll well constructed new home, i S : - - lthe two T s desirably located on Bradley rlce S G | : ¢ £ L 2 s mount of con: “tic 4 4 e lane, just off Conn. ave.; con- , 8 adjunct to any country or e 1! 5 r eing rs includes 1 i h = struction: Stone and Spanish northea . : e e tile roof. First floor—center hall, living room, large open porch adjoining library, dining OO H room and inclosed [!orch Sec- ond floor—6 bedrooms, 2 baths. Attic—2 rooms and bath; large $ = . s ioEs Toixis0 shany com 65.00 Per Month, Including All Interest ; Il structea 2-car garage. i The volume of L e o Wi On a 120-foot-wide avenue, between East Capitol Street and Pennsylvania Ave- jonring Anct wes L ) Pnce, $42 000 nue S.E, and a stone’s throw from beautiful Iincoln Park. ,f A T | Thomas 3 Fir & €0, ] 311 to 343 Kentucky Avenue S.E. ¢, o that the climbing vine | exac hold for it tendrils. 4 fich ‘hite is n\nul 738 15th Street N.W S incipal | Main 6030 DESCRIPTION : ers of El [ e8| 0] Colonial Style Brick Homes, containing six well-arranged rooms and tiled i o A = = OPEN - bath; hot-water heat and electric lights; hardwood floors; large light, airy cellar 6210 16th Street SUNDAY with laundry trays. Front and back porches. Deep lot to alley. Exhibit House—339 Kentucky Avenue S. Open and Lighted Until 9 P.M. TO INSPECT: Take Pa. Avenue cars to 14th Street S.E., and walk north to property. Or take Lincoln Park cars to Kentucky Avenue, and walk south to property. Or Phone Main 9080 for free auto service. After inspection you will be convinced that these are the best home values in this section. CONSTRUCTION CO i/ rs of Communities ‘ 14th and K Main 9080 | Phone Service Until 9 P.M. f This beautiful 11-room, 3-bath home is in the most exclusive residential section of Washing- - ton. Located on the most popular street in the city PRICE RIGHT—TERMS TO SUIT EDWARD STROHECKER, Inc. 1023 15th St. Main 354-355 er convention ended FIRST OFFERING Of Another New Row of Shapiro-Katz Personally Constructed Homes 14 Just Completed—4 Sold Your Last Opportunity to Purchase Adjacent to Sherman Circle HIGH ELEVATION—SOUTHERN EXPOSURE ////////// | \ First Offering Beautiful Hlinois Avenue Homes 14 Built—2 Sold Before Completion ILLINQ!S AVENUE Between Emerson and Farragut Unequaled 1 0 5@0 Reasonable Value 9 Terms DESCRIPTION Attractive colonial style homes, 20 feet wide, on avenue 120 feet wide. Concrete front porch with brick columns, and concrete balusters and rail. Double back porches, ten feet wide. Six bright and well arranged rooms, and tiled bath with built-in fixtures and shower. Pleasing entrance hall, cloak closet on first floor with mirrored door. French doors from dining room to breakfast porch. . Complete kitchen with Detroit Jewel Gas Range; large one- piece porcelain sink and drain board; * kitchen cabinet; outside pantry. Master bedroom across entire front of house. Two other large bedrooms, all with roomy closets. Hardwood floors throughout house. Artistic lighting fixtures Hot-water heat and electricity; gas. Instantaneous automatic hot-water heater. 727000 7, 7, 2z 2, % 68 SATISFIED PURCHASERS Many people have expressed regret that they purchased homes before seeing ours, so do not overlook this opportunity. Exhibit House 4907 Ilinois Avenue Open for Inspection Until 9 P.M. wovss 515 Decatur St. N.W. Open Daily and Sunday To ltNSthEET Until 9 P.M. S i b Furnished by Nelson Furniture Co. . T I'hese houses are 20 feet wide and 32 feet deep, with double 10-ft. rear porches. They are carefully planned and built of the finest material obtainable. Six large well proportioned rooms, a kitchen that will delight any woman, 1! th with built-in tub and shower, pedestal stand, ample closet space, floor plugs in all rooms, coat closet downstairs, side lighting fixtures, hot-water heat, electric lights, Pittsburg instantaneous water heater. Deep #ard to wide alley. Take the 14th St. or Georgia Ave. car to Emerson St. and walk east to property or phone Main 9080 for free Auto Service. % %, 77777777 7 7 7 7 77, [ CAFRITZ CONSTRUCTION CO.] Builders of. Communities To describe Every Outstanding F eature ks Impossible. Come and See for Yourself. This location Is Enhancing in Value Every Day. SHAPIRO-KATZ CO:. L "7 il s ™™ 1416 K St. N.W. REALTORS—BUILDERS Main 9111 Members of Operative Builders’ Association of D. C. §//////// 7777772777277 777 % W 7227, 2 UMY /