Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1925, Page 23

REAL ESTATE. THE EVENING . WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7. 1925. REAL ESTATE, AMAZUN RUBBER 'LIGHTER TRADE VOLUME e L B e e | Middle Wes S b « T huy | Atlantie IS NOTED IN SOFTWOODS | this i thers s e e | o e i ecia . responal: iment in olher artic e o baolkings T e fir mina arop- | FIRST AIR MAIL CONTRACT the South B S il 12 t bela tput Virtual Completion of Gonstruction | \ardlmlln‘ the tenth Bl e | The “California and export markets are SIGNED BY GOVERNMENT Jobe. Recently Under Way. As- | district during September were 5 per | taking @ normal amount of lumber. o | cent larger than in August and 15.3 | Despite the fact that the tendency ST T signed as Cause. er cent larger than September a vear | toward two-shift aperation is on the | Elko, Nev.. to Pasco. Wash., Via| while stocks in e sd ! v: production is heavy and stocks = Softwoods are moving in somewha e e e i i reats Boise, Is Route of Service i Survey Shows Original Home |tignter volume with the virtual com | repo vards in’ th edia taflment. ~Prices are Engaged by U. 5. [ pletion of many construction jobs | Foder WLAS sty . S e | : in Yi started early in the ¥ ut the u Southern pine production durin, cavy demand for Northern hard-| o st contract for carrying the of e s Wil Again el | e e e Tial) (0lla. | ths i b pioauction dus ase, | wonds from the building, automotive [ The first contract for & : ing is servinz 1o s in demand and | but still 8.3 per cent below no and furniture interests have reduced Big Output. keep it well above last vear's totals, |due to the shortage of common labor | mill stocks to the lowest point in|by Postmaster General rican Lumberman, Chi- land the heavy fall. “Shipments @ and dry stocks are rapldly be-| Walter T. Varney of Sen rom the principal soft-{ well as orders continue to run ahead | coming exhausted. Prices have stif- y g : g : production in the Amazon eck ended Octo-|of productio; - the result n‘.,.‘ and scarce items advancing. | for a daily except Sunday South America, which was | bel cs 11 per cent [atocks are b low and in pe P weed curta t of South- | each between Elko, | below pro- ! assortment. cellent conditio » . and demand | Pasco, Wash., by wi H ired in |duction. 1 anced relation be. | of order files has enabled the mills t | from ractically all the consuming in- | 1daho, The contractor will receive 80 | tween order itput was brought | refuse further concessions and prac. | teresis is well sustained, despite | per cent of the postage. . very high about largely by a slight increase in | production and lighter buving in 'hn North and t. where \\lt heavy raimns and cold wes Nmazon couniry | Be Toa . ( You'll Be Surprised at allowed 1o fall | ~ University i R ““' Semi-Detached B 0 P K st e g BRICK HOME ar ‘ l o i o St ; R e ONDERFUL LOCATION FOR TEA HOUSE e | R | i ——— 28 Acres—House Valued at $15,000 tment de- en forced fre per pound e . Price $14 750 .‘3 AR e G G R Only 13 Miles From District Line I 2 ‘_7 No suburb near-by Washington offers equal - 7 % 3512P2:CI;L(:N?)'A§ LW. . LOtS in advantages for investment and residence. The { Appea_ling Prlce Dnly $27,500 natural “lay of the land” and the practical de- Sectlon 3 2 E Features With acreage, which is becoming very scarce on the main arteries joining Wash- . ington and Baltimore, one does not have to have much farsight in realizing that this property, situated as it is, makes it one of the very best buys. Values are in- B creasing rapidly—one has only to go back a few years and realize what is taking the substantial character of those whe will be I paved strects and place in regard to acreage located on main arteries leading out of the Nation's . . % walks already i Capital. vour neighbors. stalled. ment thet it has Large Colonial home on the main road, built since 1751, with addition. in wonderful state of preser- on unesssary to e : vation. Electric lights, steam heating plant, water and sewer. There is cnough ground here for an ideal i pat """. el When vou buy a Home you want it where it Public School 9 hole commercial golf course. 14 large rooms—2 baths—fruit, garden. garage. etc 7 tion on the market . » . ’ Wm. H. Saunders Co. ‘. 1433 K Street N.W. 7 M.-.inrleoe"; ! Homes which have been erected definitely fix velopment of it makes it ideal; and the types of ] Water, sewer, k| Fgas, elearicity, 3 H. Mortimer Barkley ‘ 3 prvlt’m:':‘::' '-.n’::\k will be convenient: and congenial—you want B. & 0. RR. . ,;\,v\\‘:‘.;fl“"'\ ABLE CASH PAYMENT : S TO SUIT—TO RESPONSIBLE PARTY der way —and ¥ it protected by reasonable restrictions. o Puldiog hee and Suburban formerly manager of the Real Estate .‘j"'d' bega- < 3 1 satisfied i Trolly - FRI kNK L HEWITT Department of the National Savings & b Vouillibeisale—andiscourelandizatishediin 3 . . University Park 7 only two blocks Trust Co., wishes to announce that he is B & - away : SILVER SPRING, MD. now associated with ‘ Through Bus PHONE WOODSIDE 137 OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY | $9,000 to 315,000 e 1| N A A 5 to the Park. - J. C. Weedon Company ’ Realtors 1507 K St. Phone M. 10288 - Investigat- and You'll Invest E i ‘ Cafr:!. "Ltfe time Homes” are not. sold on 1eputatzon—bu{ MERIT! Churches. tores The Park office is apen every day and Sunday * - and movie handy P — e || University Park Co., Inc. | ‘ 9 - JAMESON-BUILT HOMES! | A § YO“ ll DCClde 1801 to 1821 D St. S.E. A1 SoLD Priced at Less k S upon a 1 e'tlme Ome in Than $7,000 Visit the > B e = 9 S - — | Cafritz Petwort I L STy B B | itz Petworth (—;"(,""r:i::'l e el - NI 1 Y ., i = Between Grant and Sherman Circles THIS R Sy gl dodn s, E_+3 By if neighborhood and construction quality—home- ' SUNDAY? amfere iy = || features and realty value—have any influence Selling Fast { | with you. ks from the new Zast chool. See these ideal - H . H o e E'VE developed P h—because i ideal residential loca- Hom_es Expressive of Success W s sy s Ll s o Built. Owned and For Sale by i's handy to everywhere. We are perpetuating its popularity by THOMAS A. JAMESON CO. await your selection in exclusive i imam ey the I Ehstanda:diwsinelsctiforithe uildingfofftheseire: WQO)D]L]EY : S urpassin‘g —in their size and plan R e s th c d fini “WHEN WE BUILD, LET US THINK THAT WE BUILD | }P)A { i = t ir equupmen'l and finish N . Owners and Builders 906 N. Y. Ave. NW. FOREVER. LET IT NOT BE FOR THE PRESENT LIFE —in their construction and character NOR FOR PRESENT USE ALONE."—JOHN RUSKIN. | . . 2222227227227 - . 5 H HERLE is no question but that business and social prestige are urprlslng was in the mind of the builders of greatly enhanced by the place and type of residence chosen. And | and has been carried out to the last S oie of the eRRt Bt b ws owners of WOODLEY PARK homes know their dwellings are dis- —in the price at which you can buy tinctively modern in a location that can never be :(uplvcaterl When A and the terms upon “hlch you may pay they ask business associates home to dinner or invite their iriends over H for’an evening’s entertainment, they d6 so with a pleasant feeling of 1 These six big rooms in “Life-time” Homes are unusual; and the type and Cl-levy Cl—)ase Cr.est D C surety that lhfll’ guests will carry away with them an impression of 1! design of the three big porches are exceptional—while the luxurious bath fittings | quiet Tuxury and self-evident good taste. —with built-in shower and Pembroke built-in tub—all exactly the same as go e into Homes cesting double the price—for we believe in the best—both in mate- Fach WOODLEY PARK home has a spacious living room with | rials and workmanship. But it takes operations of the magnitude of ours— open fireplace, a richly decorated dining room and well-equipped where quantity buying makes quality buying possible. kitchen. four roomy bed chambers. two tiled baths. lavatory with built- S, B e baine $ 8 9 5 O —thall's Zhe plr;'ce—'r;)zl 13,07) P | value Oy at leas 3 or s i IT'S A GREAT HOME VALUE AT $ 00 C —and $75 a. menth are i ’ 1,000 Cas o A the terms which turn 2 rent into quick owner- $]_ 7’500 i 7 ship—and “life-time” happiness. e ‘ ——_EXHIBITION HOMES The Exhitit Home is Open Daily Untit 9 P.M. | 430 Buchanan 508 Buchanan 4830 Seventh Home Built by Terrell & Little, on Stuyvesant ¥ ! { S0 | =y i Between Tllinois and Retween [linois and Retwean Decatnr and A New Hampshire Aves. New Hampshire Aves. Emerson Streets ‘ome out Sunday and inspect them in person. The surry . | 4 oy . v case you. The homes nestling in a beautiful | | ! ¥ 1430 K Street Main 3830 m r e of these artistic houses, blendi | G Housing One-tenth of Washington's Population e soothe and rest you. The interiors are done in | i | | \ | Feel free to inspect—our representatives are there not to importune—but to rion Art Interior, Tne g i Rl e e / give information—and to facilitate your examination into the important details 2 that make “Life-time Homes" the source of life-long pleasure and satisfaction. G , fi | AN \ = = % Open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. By . o Weste, & il i | \ Take Grant Cirele Busses to Allison St. or 14th or Ga. Ave. €'ars to HOW TO REACH .- cara to MeKintes. or | ; Il | < \ o W { A A hieoaon e} of hane Tl een ke e aw Cal PROPERTY— ‘iaieis bus. Got ot Beond Branch rons: waif Open Daily and Sundays Until 5:30 P.M. H ol \\ Watch Washington Grow to a Million TERRELL & LITTLE, Inc. 1206 18th St. N.W. 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