Evening Star Newspaper, August 15, 1925, Page 15

‘REAT ESTATE. " 'THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, 'D. O, SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, 1925 REAL ESTATE. T . M. D. Walsh, to bulld four frame |public garage, rear 630 G street south-|and 421525 Thirteenth street north- $13,000,000 Loan own homes in Dyndalk, where the| EXPOSITION PLANS MADE. |piant. to be buiit expeditiously and Ve " . t; $10,000. east; $42,000. . BUILDING PERMITS dwellinga, 691218 Forty.fourth strest; | 4453 $ONC o o 0 i tic sarage, | Zimmerman & Dismer, to bulld two 4 s company has bullt bungalows and with attention to ornate detail and 420,000, 141 Uhland Terrace northeast; $1.500. | brick dwellings, 302123 Roaman street:| Vfade to Workers . minimum of cost, according to the opiapenyhe said adding: Assoclated - Geperal Contractor 7 Frank M. Hobson, to bulld, 3724| George Sutcliffe, to erect private n:,;;o_goil 5 m;’x.flg;,;::; ;E. m,mn f ,‘?1, Contemplate Large Structure at The plans ‘:m rapldly nearing ;“;"d reet ; $1,! . Fani X ) y them off in in- h to: TAdngHon straet: $18.590. Tt e balla W0a | trame dweitngs. boit1s Toryeons| FOIr Buylng Homes | staliments ‘of “easy pagyments. ~ We Mininnm(Oost Diehitact. tn e’ Neadiuericrs of né i Presion E. Wire, ta bulld 21 brick | ; Buitable Realty Co. ta P0G JIS0 | oLy, 4131000, have found the system very satls-| The bullding plans for the Ses-|exposition, which are located in the > | |dwellings,.3120-26 Tenth street north- | g4 560, e e b :&Anr&nn ‘l Luchs Co..‘ to build 18 SEE {;fi:::y'h.lgg‘lzw .ll::'inernhlp mlnl{(%s 'fi' q'ul-Centerll):la:. ]snt‘ernapt}ll«;aal x}:x;msl- historie -old- Philadelphia City Halj, i ! east, 900:16 Irving street northeast,| A. G. Vignain, to repair 1730 Nort wellings, 380084 T street; The Star. 3 r more_settled cit- | tion, to eld in delphia in | adjoining Indepéndence Hall. 1 G 90115 Jackmon' Tstreet . mortheast; Capitol :’tlre " $185,000. Bpein Dl izens and employes, and as a re-|1926 in celebration of the 150th anni-| John Moliter, cfty atchitect of Paif- $145,000. L. Vainell, to repair 131 B street| E. L. Updike to build, 7525 Alaska| BALTIMORE, August 15.—Local|sult both the home owner and the|versary of American Independence, | adelphia, is architeét for the expd- '$433,851 Decrease Over | ., 'V B. Lamar, to repair, 4445 Massa- | southeast; $3,500. avenue; $6,000. employes of the Bethlehem Steel Co.| company are benefited. show a comprehensive exposition i ch’-v:'-‘a,:u avg}nu;‘:e !:4.00[0. ki A. E. Righter, (o‘lz\xsl‘l,g. 911 Alabama nrl::t‘gr“!zggrou, to repalr 1306 G|,¢ gparrows Point own homes, pur- + . Lewis, to repair, avenue southeast; $4,500. i $1,000. Previous Week Noted—To- ,Slitlh street; $2,500. J. J. Beatty, to repair 1629 Four Riggs National Bank, to repair | chased through their company, Worth Foer, to erect four brick |teenth street; $10,000. Elghteenth and Columbia road; $10,000. [ about $2,000,000, according to R. B. tal Is $1,150,899 forsges, 451515 Georgla avenuer| Ken & Seabight, io bulia 2 frame = e e 2 1A 0IIe 2,800 dwellings, 2513 Bladensbyrs r ieonon Plos Pale Pacsder - Lanaroms A 5 pair, 2107 |2 ree heast; $10,000. jam; 3 plant. 5 Michaelson Bros., to 7e) 615 30th street northe: $ WINCHESTER, Va., August 15 (.| _Announcement was made {n New Pennsylvania _avenue; $7,000. " - After a large increase last week| Abraham S. Kay, to build, 2328 $30,000 Program Planned. —A pajama parade, to be staged at | York that 3,400 employes of the com: g v homes over the preceding week, buildi, -| North Capltol street; $12,000. . L. Reed, to bufld six brick dwell- | night, will be the novel feature of|pany’s various plants own s it totals for this week daceiured| W. Muntgomery, to bulld 2 brick lngu,L2601~08 and 2628.32 Fourth | the annual convention of the Cumber- | Valued at $13,000,000, Es S SO $433,851. The total for 59 permits for | dwellings, 764 and 769 Morton street; | street northeast; $30,000. land Valley Volunteer Firemen's As-|pany's h0m=~°‘"|“ ng f’l the Sparrows new buildings or repairs valued at |$10,000. F Edmond C. Wildi, to bufld, 4023 6ociation at Chambersburg, Pa., pro-| hardt sald employes of the SPartomtd $1,000 or more issued by the office of Plans 10 New Houses. Eighteenth street; $16,500. gram literature has revealed. The | Point plant {mve B lr;m um"%hml . the building inspector during: the past| R. H. Sanford, to build 10 brick| L. A. Sandberg, to erect private |Drocession will be held the night of | with the employes in | seven days is $1,150,899, while the|dwellings, 803 to 827 Marletta place;|garage, 1510 Varnum m;eelua;ltgoo&‘ A September There are about 560 employes who | aggregate for 54 permits last week was | $50,000. Louis Tashof, to repair e e e e e e e e A e A 3 $1,684,750. Story & Co., to repair 1108-10 Con- | southeast; $3,000. ann'“:u:n:«,“:»:nzw.“:"o“:“o":“:@':“. Three permits the total of which | nectiout avenue; $7,500. Middaugh & Shannon, to build 36 went over the $75,000 mark were ‘W. P. Irvin, to build, 4224 Dix street |brick dwellings, 4200-18 Thirteenth ! o granted. They were issued to the foi- | northeast; $2,000. street, 4301-19 Twelfth street, 4315-25 f lowing: ‘W. Q. Tidler, to build, 2700 Seven-|and 4300-18 Twelfth place northeast; °n | Middaugh & Shannon, to build 50 reet northeast; $5,000. $216,000. I brick dwellings ln' the Northeast sec-| W d L. B. Robinson, to bulld, Charlles xrummer. mmrep‘nl;‘5 030101 5 | tion of the city, $300,000; Preston E. street; $5,000. Pennsylvania avenue southeast; $5,000. Wire, to build 21 brick dwellings,| H to build, 220 Quacken-| Middaugh & Shannon, to build seven Snmple Houses, 1721 Webster St. and I 0. brick dwellings, 4301-13 Thirteenth $145,000; Shannon & Luchs, to build 18 street nprtheast; $42,000. $5, brick dwellings, $135,000. 'Other per-| Frederick W. 1712 Allison St. N.W. ‘Well, to build, 2012 mits for constructions or alterations| Thirty-sixth street southeast; $3, Middaugh & Shannon, to build seven valued at $1,000 or more are: Wiillam A. Beal, to erect private |brick dwelllngs, 1300 Michigan avenue One Block West of 16th St. % i - M. L. and F. O. Singleton, to build, | g 600 Eleventh street northeast; 5 S - “ 5467 Nevada avenue; $7,000. $1,00 = { £ Better Homes Cannot Be Built for This Low Price Located in the best section of 16th St Heights. A Sugar-built home is a home to be proud of ! "o Bolld Sevén Hounas. | Loulse M. Leaken, to_build, 1528 Beck street southea: 2,700. Robert E. Kline, to build seven brick | =y ®1o¢ I T et s “butla, 1200 @wellings, 201224 Third street north-| Gepnnum steeet: $7.600. e instan| . T: D. Robertson, to bulld 12 brick n Terminal Co., to Install| gyeljings, 132032 Childress street; th and T streets north | §arelin ' i Wilton F. Lloyd, to build, 5907 day | Eastern avenue northeast; $3,000. | tradeforonetoday A A. Simpson, to erect one brick [T Yoveturnedta Inspect Today or Sunda These Lovely Homes Just Completed! 4th and Buchanan Sts. N.W. EEXXE LR R S Sttt oo doo 00 0% ® * 2,395 H. P. Gilllant, to repair 3036 P e , to build, 5516 EEMHSWEWMMEMMEEM g 3 J. < . s . L . . . ‘\‘;{,‘“‘fi‘;‘:.'éz',i“f‘,:;;;‘x?ff,‘"loxs o == = _1h4 i These l;ouses are opendf:f m-specdl:m from ,:’: L Overlooking the Entire City RYLpania svente; $8.108. sioiw o a.m. to 9 p.m. daily, including Sunday. ¢ Tt o el NEW BRINKLEY HOMES [l % A | e I Beautiful Petworth, Just Of of Grant Gircle Sylvan King, to repalr, 810-1§ TIA B You can deal directly with the builder or any | 1 and Neow. Hampehiie: Axe. NW. e s ANACOS & broker. s 4|5k pehire Ave power, motor to run machinery, 2026 | i SHANNON PLACE AND CHICAGO STREET :? MAX S AR o | A1 f;f?hf'“& butla 13 brick dwell-| | 10 BUILT—1 LEFT lJG :;0 heh DUNIGAN'BUHLI s et T 5 More Under Construction on Chicago Street e | : It Six L. % B iy ek iavaiine, with (akx soeena contied befbioou g ; 1905 Kenyon St. N.W. Adams 546 o? S};"A S::‘nlit‘gi:fiy?:r;‘:o:wms 2 “ . | i ot-water heat; electricity; hardwood trim; double rear . Karotema roans $0p00. TPHr 158\l Bulitin garage. elraloaeioadroisairairaoadradoitsairairadoadrdeadeairalreded® | I i sy Living Roess ;Seorge Barghouser, . L | f P ———eee— = rge Bedrooms ) an‘;‘l::c;“né o“nma e $7 500 | TR i h P'elrfec':lt Kitchen , 1 All-whi it Cxneein - o ek ’ These Homes Are Daylight Colar EASY TERMS Street: $37,500, il Reasonable Terms of Sale Hardwood Floors To I ikl S b kod George Kellerman, to build 3017 2 e G 2 : ‘ ,’ urge Front Porch o Inspect— e us marke Douglas street northeast; $4,0! li To inspect—Turn to right on Nichols Avenue at Police Station I'1 13th and lowa Ave. or 9th St. car marked i and walk one block to the new Brinkley Homes. e wo re erre 2 Large Rear Porches Saldiers’ Home. ol Grint’: Gitclo—salk Consult Your Broker or See . Large Lot to Paved Alley o north on New Hampshire Ave. to houses. and would easily enough -command hsgpis .- oty WM. P. NORMOYLE $1,000 more than the D J Dl INI‘ } AN Inc ' Brick homes built to last. Realtor Main 2255 LOW PRIC [ ] [] , ® Loty 32 30t dfront, Feus E 1319 New York Ave. Main 1267 bedrooms. Dining and 1 h houses. Middaugh & Shannon, Inc. Dupont Circle Potomac 2200 = B f of sleeping porches. Over 70 T | s sold. Prices less than row UILT HOMES' ’ . i on EASY TERMS Instead of charging the higher price we pay a compli- ment to the home-owning desires of even the most modest incomes, and put these thoroughly modern, all-convenient homes within reach of all. < Six Rooms, Tile Bath Built-in Tub—Shower—Instantaneous Heater Built-in Refrigeratar Master Bedroom Across Entire House , Each House in a Setting of Spacious Lawn Make It a Point to Go See Them TODAY Exhibit House, 5015 8th St. N.W. Open Every Day 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Attractively Furnished TO INSPECT—Take 14th Street Car or 9th Street Car to Farragut; east to houses. = ' For.Auto Service, Phone Franklin 1140 1301 te 1313 f » West Virginia Ave. N.E. ;] | H One Square North of 8th and Florida Ave. N.E. For Sale BARGAIN CONN. AVE., NEAR JOCELYN STREET 6 rooms and bath, brick house in excellent condi- tion, hot-water heat, elec- tricity, gas, colonial porch, 2 rear porches; concrete garage. Price and terms reasonable. - ELLERSON & WEMPLE 734 15th St. Phone Main 603 Six large rooms, hot- water heat, electric lights, hardwood floors and trim, built-in ice box, one-piece sink, wide front porch, double rear porch. Deep lot to wide alley. | Chevy ’Chase Ter?ace Homes Are now ready for your inspection. There is nothing to compare with them around Washington in attractiveness or én‘ce Owns One Built, Owned and For Sale by Thomas A. Jamesen Ce. Owners and Bailders 906 N. Y. Ave. N.W. Phone Main 5526 DrTons I — b SULDENS Entrance on Wisconsin Ave. just south of Bradley Lane—overlooking the Chevy Chase Golf Club Links. g The Gem o The most naturally beautiful section in Maryland adjacent to e { the National Capital. You drive through a masonry entrance— ‘Washmglon S and up a broadP lane overarched with giant trees—bordering g ’ Suburbs thesg detache.d Homes of artistic effect—varied in' character, but | 14 ' c‘(:nsxstent with the entrancing environment which surrounds | them. Each l:{on'w. has been specially d.eeigned—and planned—to appea_.l to lfldl?ld\lal tastes and meet family requirements—sct- ting 1n a spacious lawn, and in the rear a separate garage de- OWNERS Dignity and Charm Are Two of the Outstanding Qualities Which Predominate in the 2 Handsome New Homes : =15 signed in harmony with the house. 4 3 b OGS A s S 3. ¥ = ! It's t}le.c{eanon of a new Cafritz community—protected by i - > = t t those restrictions which insure against deteriorating invasions i i Unlv SIt Par L —and guarantee t}mt exclusiveness which is so rare a feature in | 3 2 an;:ll aro:lnd Washington—but so essential to the maintenance of e i 4 % " 1 realty values. On the Wash.-Balto. Boulevard—just beyond Hyattsville— ~ Little need be said of the location, as Upper il et 3 : e & - : e age types—with one and' t: ths— l S b b 16th Street is so well known as the firfést" resi- finished in superb taste; equig;:d ks SR v S e ea u ur dential section of the city. . decorated with charming effectiveness. Open fireplaces of quaint design; sun-porches and $nuggeries that invite to pleasant ’ r‘ou are going to be impressed at the state and stage of development 1 reveries—and give to these Homes character and distifictiveness, here. Everything .is ready—streets are laid, walks are down, Eleven rooms, three baths, 2-car bullt—fn shrubbery and trees, are planted—water, sewer, gas, electricity are garage—physically describes these splendid $ 1 5 500 and $ 1 5 9 5 O i all functioning—and many handsome Homes completed and occupied. homes, but words cannot convey the exquisite { 4 L) 1 ‘ Everybody who sees University Park is emhu;iutic gver its natural beauties; charm of the interior arrangement and finish. / - —of course, Cafritz terms are extended— ] 4 | its practical attractions, and its convenience for residence. vt ol : Eithe I’ p - i 18 ‘ p’l‘exmis courts, $wimming pool for the youngsters, and a school under :1) n{y ;‘)IP:rs:fn :w::isr: Zrl:é i g . You can “fel.)' compare these Homes with any at from | | construction—all within the Park—while just outside are stores, churches, e & onss. . . $2,000 to $3.000 higher in price. etc. Out of town—but with every intown facility. b Motor out Connecticut Ave: i ¢ i A s by 0 nue—through Bradley Lane t i Hu;‘:n::rc::xlael_ef:iayngar}::;; tfo:ngc::;zn:;n;:l: sale—upon most appeal- Tiled kitchen, electric Servel rcfn.geranon 5 Iarg€e sun Wisconsin Avenue—thence south a short sqiare to Ch};vy Chas(: 1 ing prices and t:rms. parlor, open fireplace in bcdroom;_blflxard room and:’flrst— Terrace. Or phone us—Main 9080—and our auto wilf call for you. ‘ Or, if you want to build we will make the money immediat;ly available. floor lavatory are a few of the things we would like to E i i 1 hedule f; 15th and H Streets N.E. 3 s $ . Ditect Bus Line—on regular sc e show you. , A Community of Homes—in : 1 Investigate—and you’ll invest 5 ¥ ' ; ; Evenin f ‘ ‘ Representative on the ground every day and Sunday. Open Sunday and Every L a Settlng ] Superb beautj/ ‘ ° . rvten e University Park Co., Ine. . g CKEEVER><GO; Phone Hyattsville 712 47 ' . e : Eeaid Builders of Communities 1415 K St. 14th. & K Sts. i Main 9080