Evening Star Newspaper, December 5, 1925, Page 22

REAL ESTAT THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5. 1 REAL ESTATE. HARPER ABUUIRE Bulldmn Trade Union Membership $&5{]mREAI_TY s e omain gence w2 e e e PP Shces Buore ase for Past 12 Months, Towniay . Melkes suld io ea hrick residence i ST Gnr : 8 Eridy Robhie B ' wick | atreet, in Mussachusetts Avenue MARY y | residence ave-| leights, from Borden & Newbold e . and Mrs. Paul Edward Howe These statistics. compiled by G. L. Miller & Co.. show the increase of e s g 282, b stree tm—n.v.mqm- in the building trade unions during the past iwo years, as l_[S REPURIED A two-story brick residence at 351 a4 3 T“_"’" ittt Mrs. Elizabeth Plitt traded her resi | ] ‘orkers. Inter i akioh ori AL Rt e . re 't Connecticut avenue | dence at 3643 Thirteenth strest for a B MES Sixteenth Street Residences |, 1 108 L S w00 | Active Fall Market Indicated! "fraan . eisoner exchangea 18201 — SEsaT KLEY'BU]LT HO nternational Union M e 1 A. Dunigan's | Also Included in Transfers ! g amasticiundfon Workers Tnternational | 5 by Recent Transfers of | rrgperts ® el Woodley Park ANACOSTIA L agn ' % Sl arr modern three- Through John F. Maury. ‘tljym national Brotherhoud* of Rlectrical ‘Workers o i) Properties Here. I il 736 1t street. This| 2825 Shannon Place, One Square to Nichols Avenue A2 in conjunction with | mron Laborers’ Inisrnationst is shown by the report of s H1.500 ting $350,000 by Willix Brick dwellings. Colonial front porch. Six rooms and tiled Thiee-story brick dwelling. bathroom. Double rear porches. Built-in garage. containing efzht spacious rooms Siate and Mtone Follshers” ruiie 5 i ey | Pavia A, Baers property at 3 ol e B LOW PRICE—REASONABLE TERMS ind Mavble Setters’ Helpers International tion . 3075 P q t i | ern convenlence, calonial 1 \tlrn\-l‘ \nl Metal V rhers 2! rek » 4« A Mza N Hooe sold her resi-| L porch, eeping porches, Papeghix 3 i l secona andiniva foors See Them Today = Turn off Nichols Avenue at Police Station shers’ International | r 30,000 30,000 HHTHIIPS 7 N | Onen for Insnertion Tile and Composition Roofers. Damp and of Workers' A H 733 Tw-lhh Street N.W. 3 g m‘ < R Cutters’ . 2 5 X : | I Main 352 Realtor Folon b and s E e St N \N | [ S 810 F St. N.W. Main 2255 90 RGL y ® ° . 3 Main 353 e membe reh IS Nold Therefore Shannon to Ida M. | 200 were onsiderabiy larger than reporied o it REAL ESTATE DEALS ,' i : i . OWNER WILL SELL HANDSOME HOME the Universalist | i o ol i S x sold to Cluive | 8 « o hjeet to =1 IN THIS DESIRABLE LOCATION. COM- I Waidneans . SUBJECT OF LECTURE 1,', i SR e ~ . ; : nd the . £ the trust | PLETELY AND ELEGANTLY FURNISHED. | OmeS Or e e() (_l A il : ' i THOROUGHLY MODERN AND IN PERFECT - p 7 ' ecessary Requisites in Purchases g SR - 1 Cire Be hmpoen to% | outlined to Y. M. C. A, Class ; CONDITION. ONE OF THE FEW REMAIN- ‘ AT = t eeuriy n . By - J. three-hath hrick house 5 . ) in a ING STATELY OLD HOMES IN THE DOWN- b % e s by A. H. Lawson. rere | acts e : i ot ; 4 —who are tired of the eramped quarters of apartments and the 4 in the z TOWN SECTION, SUITABLE FOR ORGANI- Z g 3 g Eied s . ey T inconvenience of accommodations shared with others—we have ZATION HEADQUARTERS. INSPECTION planned and built these individual family Homes—in ideal loca- BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. ADDRESS 2 tions—equipped with every modern comfort and rility—and offered at prices and upon terms which make ownership much less To meet the greatest need of the greatest number of families ary 7 and wills is ! ¥ | = I ‘ Homes of Kite Quality the property to be sold. the terms and the parties and t s 9 other necessary matters. He declared » 8 P ————————— that it wiis advis « o o e pre i v 1 . AL A tract with the p siving as part operty the beanti idence. complete- | ard to the s n ind_vecently uilt by | , e i Srero S : L. con s el y uestioned from | ¢ titied on plat | . renting o claiming | 43 egal requirements : ; sk o X-ROOM © Incorporation | G (0 ble work anc e, the t speaker sald code in the locality in which the sale ;@ ! The difference in acquiring property | is made. CHRIST CHILD SOCIETY NORTHEAST | = SELLS CHRISTMAS SEALS| é nr: G N 5T PSR S RSP SR B S N R 8 SRS B City View Heights Bladensburg Boulevard and L St, N.E. Attractive Brick Homes—of an entirely new plan Living room the entire width of house. combination dining room and kitchen —two enor- mous bedrooms and splendidly equipped bath. Heating plant of a type that is most e ent —with minimum con-nmption of fuel. Hardwood floors: lots of closets: electric fixtures: wide front porch lawns in front with planting. 5,375 35,675 5,975 For Inside For Semi-detached : correctly Women Stationed in Department 1;6 TEA ST < Working in Interest of ORI BUBUTE BV Terms as low as $45 a month Take H Streer cars to 15th St N.E. transfer to hus- or w short squares nosth Welfare Orzanization. » working in the interest ot + Child Society are stationed | 3 5 # x | department sie banks % Built-in Garage of sellinz Christmas | socety. | R P He : y! T Metal Weather-Stripped } | Throughout Built-in Refrigerator it van: : : 7s-In. Clear Oak Floors S e 1 cose | P ; : : Enameled Kitchen . o . Quincy Terrace 22nd and Quincy Streets Northeast wi.m l’\'l“ltp\_‘ | ‘ |§ N.L. SANSBURY CO., Inc. Miss | o Between Legation u\d l,nmgm.n Streets. (.h:\\ N Crennely wellbuiit! distin: B puses cons NI iye SLN.W. REALTORS Main 59045 Trene Shes Open every day and evening, including Sunday Y st din e vont othes SANIBHIvaniti s aleon. Thollotions fon i | 46 vl s conih s A D ol e DRt Gt e o porches and many other u T — e range and dresser. Tile bath: hardwood floors. Light and dry hasement 3 —_— under entire Hounse. Efficient heating plant. with separate hea for the PRIGE ONLY $17.50 moderate termes. | R el A b o =it Gt ver il ot i o s AR e OPEN Sunday until dark. ! s 4110 \ ] end auto for an inspection i s amseNw. | ABKE @ 117 vt e it 35,950 and %6.650 INCY 3 ) Semi-detached otso \ B”d‘ Homes 813 15th St N.W. fain 2600 Terms that are easy to meet Convenient Terms | AT IS TN TGS T WS M i | €se omes Our Mr. Hamilton will he found a Price, $10,500 | N e e = ; oS e i F A. Blundon Co. | ! e i Point the difference between a “HOUSE { Sindsy: on BROAS TN CIavEIANAKIA00; = on 3 - . Z X rance:os H Nunw Surrounded hv the Bewty of the Fxclusive and a “HOME”—a difference you’ll ap- | for appointment g0 Residential Section of A 3 J | ey ;s preciate and approve | Open every day and evening, including Sunday A Chevy Chase, Maryland | Southeast Corner of iy ; | Michigan Park G e _ 609-11-13 Girard St. N. il E—"iai=—s 12th and Michigan Ave. NE. |} Brookland, D. C. { Brick homes built to last. | | ’ | HH = You can tell at a glance nothing has been | Monroe Bungalow's Lots 32 it. front. Four ] n bedrooms. Dining and H¥ ||| }| These Homes Awaken Skf:‘nped. f (S)ll}P’l‘?};[:‘)ol;l:‘i‘)’%‘i”}‘;‘lt‘éf’;ffiw‘avery sleeping porches. Over 70 | Admirat . A it evidence of ¢ TONS J N and : g N St. N.E. <old. Drices less than row e et TASTEFUL FINISH. 3122-3146 Monroe St. N.E honses | And at the price these q] | Very beautiful Homes of new Bungalow design— Large living room X D227 Mdd h & e ::‘.‘fi';,, .-rfc;“'cr::'::v;:i'\'}: Six Rooms-—Bath —Front Porch—Break- | across the front and spacious dining room hevond. separated by attractive 1aaaug; 15| ssliperTectioaiint Tocationl fast Porch—Double Sleeping Porch — hard.- paneled partition. with built-in hookcases on the living room side. Kitchen, Shannon, Inc ! wood floors: wardrobe closets—big Kitchen | fully equipped. Two big bedrooms. with large wardrobe closets: and a an y . and pantry—guaranteed Hot-water Heator. | complete tiled bath: with sanitary cahinet. Daylight cellar nnder entire Dupont Circle Potomac 2200 nd gas heater with storage tank for hot TAC D! : F DETACHED! \Githisaparote henker for servuce wader STb- KBS 1K cosntmicaliReator, anidl gadihes Built of Stucco and Brick bery on the terrace and big back yard. water. Hardwood floors: artistic lighting fixtures. On Lot 71x104--Built-in Garage ATVAVLTLLLALLLRCRERNN NN Lamer Place N W L ARALAAALAATAAALALARELETRRSERA NN NN AN You don’t find many Homes—uwith these fea- Price iS Onl.‘,‘ $6q650 ix rooms—two, baths tures—built as these are—for such a price— Shower—Attic |, Hardwood Floors—Flectricity Every modern improvement Do not fail to see these artistically planned, moderate- Iy priced homes. Now Opem for Inspection $7 950 —and terms surprisingly small 9 I Take G St. cars at Treasury to Ithode Island Ave. and Monroe St. N.J.- wnd then a short walk to the right. If motoring. come out Rhode Island Ave., turninz into Brentwood Road—leadinz to the Bungalows at Monroe St. ng o« rooms. inusially well planned and lighted: excellent constru tion zood condition as, nd hot-water ious lot, 2 feet deep fo wide -car brick ga- owner has pur- hased a suburban home and the property is attractively priced for quick sale. $24,000 Thomas J. Fisher & Co., Inc. 738 15th Street N.W. Main 6830 —and the terms will make purchase easier than paying | Hent: ftht Open every day and evening, includng Sunday Come out Rhode lIsland Ave. to 1th St. N north to Central Ave.—east to 6th ~and north to Girard Or out Michigan Ave., to 7th St. , turn right in 7th to Girard St. Open every afternoon and. all day Sunday—or phone us up to 9 p.m. Built, Owned and For Sale by KEEVER=GOSGQ.... fll i =~ Harry A. Kite K Street Incorporated HALL, YATES & McGINNISS Construction Co. 222.226 Investment Bldg. Main 4585 Hlllll[l LT B S Maximu Member Washington Real Estate Board 1415 K Street Main 4752 Deal With a Realtor ARNNECCTCLCACLRT R CRTETT NS RORANN NN B EASS SRR AR R AR