Evening Star Newspaper, October 3, 1925, Page 18

18 REAL ESTATE. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON; D. ¢, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 192/, REAL ESTATE: i & cery and confectionery without ob- FREE L[]I SBHEMES i SIXTEENTH STREET HCGUSE SOLD o g e T e r BY BALTIMORE JUDGE | jutca."“Tne case was the first in- i\-uxvmg the new ordinance to come ° s before the Criminal Court. iy, 5 House Owner Fined $25 for Con-| "d L& ordinance was passed 4 verting Dwelling Into bruary 9 by the city council as an emergency measure until a perma- Grocery Store. |ment ordinance could be drafted by Specia Dispateh to The Star [an expert's committee. The use pro- | but one of the many attractions Michigan Act GIVES Wide i s k. % 3 DaLTIMOR Octoveris—Tn ”"i'::‘x;<‘XX::(:-:;‘u‘v-:fu:xl::llzll?un‘:lml:l)k\;cll’_o\:fl f Y s R : i“;‘;‘fi;-“ ‘1?:5”""""’”",. fin '“\’\'"‘.pk'""‘.;“dm‘ur Khpeiis it Junuar X these new brick homes offer at 5 5 2 . uffy upheld the new zoning | 5 legal. | French women, among lll(' promi- AR : . fhe indictment charged that|nent nationalities of the world, are z on Plats. | il : - schng 1 converted his dwelling | the only ones who can neither vote p = o 3 seoe & o 2142 Prestman street into a g.n-!mu be elected to office. 2 4 | = 7 7 revising the | SoE ting land has : 4 1 Y - F 1o n o ) E On Terms just gone into effect in Michigan. The | : : ; d } e - > Easier law, glving wide po township | & B Ty i 7 o ’Tlmn‘ boards to disprove of plats until i : winer | is exe ied with ¢ ite charm: in this beautiful ! - Rent SRR is exemplified with exquisite charn: in this beautiful home. icted, hese hoards also | authority ats in which | residential 1 ¢ less than 40-foot width are provided, is expected by Real Estate Association A I for the die. | Benjamin L. Prince of the Merchants' Transfer & Storage Co., has purchased | i 5911 Sixteenth street through the oftice of McKeever & Goss. ot schemes of and ves lotteries | ‘} nied 1, rinst n;«lSOFTWOODS DEMAND s Warns of Gas Poison. that pro U i arning Las been given by the Bu- | g = 5 N e oA H ovision for public | SHOWS IMPROVEMENT | ; au of Mines that was heaters for | || a ; " L - EMEMBER that, in addition to the high SN _"""*“‘ UL T i Hl : ¥ . quality construction and multiplicity of v g " | More Business During Week End- | e H o ¢ up-to-the-minute comforts and conven- AMONG THE \“, g fume P 3 o iences these amazing homes offer vou, they are ing September 10 Than Period |; . s deaths ; : ¢ ] o 4 SEMILDETACHED. This means three.way FEATURES ARE of Last Year. [ asphysiatio ave occl nl S 5 iR ’ ] ventilation, ample light for all of your rooms and Hah ek Demand for softwoods has shown | from : | & a delightful front, rear and side lawn to enjoy. Open English Front Porc REo¥ements & Enkrked improvement: in) thelast| v . ote g =% e > A And the price is almost unbelievably low on Rear Service Porch Lotteries Operated. terms any one can meet Six Large, Bright Rooms week, with the total volume of busi-| tion : ix Las A it ness running well ahead of that for __._ | ¥ g ol Pt Full Tiled Bath points ot e the corresponding period last . i LR ML B Hardwood Floors e e ot I ; P o M b’ ) il A EXHIBIT HOUSE—610 Roxboro Place Enameled Wood Trim T 3 ) Seitember 110 tiie & pumncipil T 5620 One square above Rittenhouse Porcelain Plumbing L e e Georgetown I 1671 Madison Street N.W. S A i e Screens Throughout Choice Electric Fixtures cent of acty Trading Ciavee : | w d Desirably located on 2 (Enter From Sixteenth at Madison) I WAQDMA Hot-Water Heating 1 ¢ h i : Street, cast side, between P = e e < 3 and Q. A ractive three . H r Q . more land | . Nhere tory. brck, conteng. o0 Bordering on Rock Creek Park 1430 K Street Main 3830 ¥ s ; Sl rooms: has both gas and 5 Housing One-tenth of Washington's Population o e . How clectricity and heated by hot Jf| | the NATION’S Playground i sl Mpn cates the ne at persons oper- | e i wWexpectations, but wat Lot is 18-foot fro ating such schemes, when required to | r = tes place the total angl feet deep to a private | Coumy wuk e O i - L el I'his Magnaticent Home contains 13 rooms (which in- Cement Sidewal ie cludes a ballroom ), 4 baths, a lavatory and a 3-car built-in v for 1t t tory volume $10 0 garage. It also has 3 massive open fireplaces and a Kel- regions wi without t s| After two compars - quiet [} & J of any mu A hitl weeks, Sout pine hit S vinator ice plant the general | e stride < ord which the lity ‘ 10 per cen . which was just 2 | OPEN TODAY b B o “t“"j“jt‘f' wareme, sl Thomas J. Fisher Chikhacs | ' : and Co., Inc. L : i 738 15th St. N.W. | i : ‘ An In-TOWIl Home and be affected by t fx to make pr County Plat : - rens S Main 6830 That Can Be Bought at a Remarkable Price : v = == = ] 1627 Irving St. emained on an < further dep " = X vy shipments. ing it diffi- A very attractive Home—of six rooms with tiled bath and constitution 1 ¥ i cult for the mil Z e ble the er co. o cified built-in shower—in most excellent condition. ronoli- e e Hardwood floors and wood- election Lt LU work; Chamberlain metal “Authorization by | of soma | me ; lume. Dur : weather - stripped; Hot - water method of proper control of the sub. | In : i ; z Bl ol fBionton a0 thne e lootno e v & fnanl 5 heat, with heater and piping cov- lmits of us advocated in a i for gum d e ks . ' i - S recent repor ie to the home build- | ) ? Mot aad i s Wi 2 ered with ashestos—thus reduc- of the ries. Price: -~ firm. % 3 ing coal consumption to a mini- Estate | -d gum advancing. Demand for : 5 4 committee of the di-| Northern hardwoods is lighter than a ; mum. Last winter, long and appointed to investigate vari-tmonth ago, but birch is being taken | g $ A e methods of such control now in |in good quantities by the millwork. | b cold as it was, less than 6 tons of ble the construction of 3 ; : coal were used. There’s also a gbfifififliflififlifi!fi!fiifihfihfisfi&fififi&fikfim : ‘l\;c\c ‘.nnu/.i'vg!} attractive - ¥ % Pittsburg instantaneous heater. WIRE BUILT WELL BUILT % : B Three splendid porches. Front § ] ! g rmre——eyuny and back porches — both con- New BI'le 3 . crete; sleeping porch of practi- cal size. Deep lot, with brick =3 4 garage—entered on wide paved HOMES ol Just consider—such a Home e . . —so wonderfully located at in a select residential district adjacent to the beautiful y 4 : such a price— Soldiers” Home grounds and Catholic University, acces P! <ble to cars, stores, xvrhr»nl\. churches, etc.. and ! e ‘» i : 813.000 occupying a b . healthiul site overlooking the city proper. Each of these “wonder” homes has —with terms equally attractive. o3 = [ < < (o = 2 [V o == § ® ] Sample House Open Daily, 1 P.M. to 9 P.M. 3507 Rittenhouse St. 2 Blocks East of Chevy Chase Circle 6, 7, 8 and 10 Rooms and 2 and 3 Baths Detached Brick Homes CHAS. E. WIRE & SONS Efi!fi&ififiiififii&fiflifliflifli Open for inspection on Sunday from noon to dark. Or phone our office lan Double Rear Porches Wide Pront Porch G Built-In Refrigerator Enameled Xitchen Cabinet Choice Electric Fixtures One-Plece Sink and Drain 3 Eflififiififibfiififiifiififlifliififlibfim&fitfi&fi!fifi Goncrete Alley Gement Waixs » @——l\xle et bues o —and all this, with many other features, for the start- A Group Of Pretty Delached Winsome Homes inglylowdndceiol | Homes That Will Appeal In Chevy Chase on Windom Street | $ : East Underwood St. The Homes—and the neighborhood they * | o g | The designing of these Homes adorn—are both wonderfully attractive. Kite- I : S gives personal fancy a chance to built—and the Kite Homes dominate—so it's e o A choose between center-hall or cot- surely consistent in its character. i i PR ms; ')l'l"e' . : . ; L oth are wonderfully planned— 3800-38 16 Wlndom St. 3850 DOWn 5 e . with extra large rooms—Living I room, Dining room, Kitchen and North Clel‘eland Park 67 50 a MOllth ' 5 3 Pantry on first floor. Three large S . 3 i S - : Bedrooms and Sewing room. built- ._ample House—3816 Windom St. y I %! ; | in bath and shower on second adjacent to the Wisconsin Ave. boulevard—where SR dm“b]‘\ though they are all good R latest and best of service equip- values are bound to increase and your invest- Why not fake an hour this Sunday, drive out North Capitol 2 ment in every detail. = s Street to Soldiers’ Home grounds, then turn cast on Michigan . . = S i ment is certain to enhance. Avenue and Monroc Strect to Seventh and south three squares Open fireplace, plenhful electric floor [Illlga. plcasmg fixtures, blg _ These are wonderfully well planned and fin- {0 Hamlin Strect. Or take the Brookland car to Monroe and porches. ished Homes—full of the Kite special features— Seventh Streets, then walk south to Hamlin. Builders and Owners 5 Built-In Garage Hardwood Floors any day up to 9 pa. The lots are 50 feet front by 125 feet deep—with garage to match th Six rooms and bath—beautifully finished; modernly equip- Y | Lo garage e There are three porches—front porch. kitchen porch— See (l",d Be |~ house. Large maple trees surround the lot—and shrubbery and lawns al- nd sleeping porch; hardwood floors throughout; a big ready in and growing. Finished street. kitchen; heating plant that will function perfectly and also a ¥ Browing separate heater for the service water. . | Convinced $13,500 Very Reasonable in Price With Only §2 — = ,000 Cas Very Accommodating Terms X\EJZ,B Our Mr. Hamilton is at 3816 Windom Street every day and evening, including Sunday. Or you can make a special appoint- ment for private inspection by phoning him—Cleveland 1190. Open for inspection from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. ¢ very day and Sunday, or call our office at any time up to 9 p.m. Take Connecticut Avenue cars to Underwood Street—walk block and a half east. Drive out Conn. Ave.. turning left at Albemarle St., thence into 38th St. Or take consin Ave. cars to just bevond the g T et s National Cathedral, at Windom St. OSERS A NDLUIPDEES Bult, Owned and For Sule br ; 925 Fifteenth Street CKEEVER“‘*GOS % Harry A. Kite Main Main 9770 Sunday Phome—Potomac 154 St. Incorporited 4846 i Member Washington Real Estate Board REALTOP Deal With « Realtor Kite Perfect Holllcs——o:¢l