Evening Star Newspaper, December 12, 1925, Page 28

o s i REAL LESTATE. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., SATURDAY. DECEMBER 12, 19235. REAL ESTATE. | . ¢ ‘ | I 4215 Ninth st t, m C. CLINTON JAMES GUEST | §206,660 IN REALTY | 31sr i Shopeis aha .| "Bl Wit i T ot R cumnircany ot | g . ; AT WILMINGTON BANQUET | g et s e | P, it Ward o o 0 L pos v Seiee | “NO COAL THIS YEAR, SAY OPERATORS - TRANSFERS REPORTED | ;52! 2!ttt norte” nil i | Fie et vt Southest,sixpoom v o19 Sty wrect e 100 it P § (Headlines from dally papers.) eag G “Douglaus for Dr. Edward F.|and bath home near Lincoln rark. | W. M. Ward to O. T. and Blanche §. . - Trealdentioi A Laagueiot Mutldy | Lester, °18 Quiney street, Chevy |xold for a local investor to W. E. Rit . 1426 S street, Fairlawn, sold This Won’t Worry You If You Have a ing and Loan Associations Residential Properties and Lg(s)( “ha a fine old home, sold for tenhouse. 1424 S street, mxrlum . M. Ward to Edward W. and se C. Adkins to Mrs. Cortenay |sold for W..M. Ward to Charles S. vian I. Garrett. i ' [ ) i Visits Delaware Body. Listed Among Sales of Doug- eems. 614 Delafleld street and|Thomas. 815 Madison street, sold for i el ——— | ™ Py 616 Delafield street sold for the hlllld W. M. Ward to Charles E. and C Clinton James of Washington, lass & Phillips. ss & hillips, Inc., to Wa Johnson. The Rapler Apar The reason a number of c‘:mps can- | ’ f idai president of the United States League | b 4 i, p 15316 F street ew building contain. |10t come bacl is because they never Large Number of Residences of Local Bullding and Loan Amoct | S £ X | ing 30 apartments. This property w ,b;:u in'the first place, says the Office | 2 ations, of | S0 aggregati 206,6 - r rod i E - | sold for Stern & Tomlinson to a local | Sales aggregating $206,660 wve re 5 | sol Included in Transfers |t and Lous Lengue at e ben| pories” dions the. recent. transtors e P ADTOMATE OIL BURNER - g " | through the oftice of s & . Dbloc square 4, v i s R WG, | of One Concern. | Ylimington, - Del, on Wednesday, | 2| B i T o ™ This Is tho perfected bumer you naze teen waltin - ! ! - ~—burna low grade el ofl—built- to : [l James stated that while the |[I¥ " I3 ]45‘.731-‘rfiu"a';“mp'g’.',u"3;;'?31‘:"2'":1“']’w'(‘l'?"'y’.‘fi‘\."m"dx"h‘;fi""fi & e {building and loan assoclations ha | B P H o an in. Baltimors. Sarviced e s e e " One of the Prettiest Homes in I ST S SIS e S arge number of residencs wre in- | aware for some years, thelr progress | ! 1y FORE INSTALLING \\" uded in o number of tra 's re-| had been slow. The first available | T Saul 8 ltlon STRATION OF TAE GUIRY 427, BUBNER COME IN AND SEE A DEMOX- orted by the Joseph Sha g ures that he had he sald were for | ¢ pany. Among the list of sales reperted | and they show 24 assoclations | | SR B X E - % a i BIGGS EI\GINEERING COMPANY this office are the following traus- 2 I . engaged in business within 3 7 0 ary - d f l Heating and Plumbing Engineers 4r_q},‘ 2 |12a9. ate with combined resources of | 4 N = - p“ "I dun ay or l'lspectl‘,n 1310 14¢h S DISTRIBU 1n=u- =5 The Rosemont apartment, loc at | $3,945,5 At that time six of these 2 a0 < T g St. D i 7 708, Twenty-first street northwest, assoctations were located in the City | Al L 4 L o Franklin 317 vontly completed by the Joseph -|of Wimington with $1,777,495.51 in | ro Company, Bern ageets, i Iy in connection with the office| The 1824 report shows 40 assoc sullivan Bros. ¥ atlons in the State with over $5,200.- | The Arno apartment, @ fourstory |000 ussets. Thelr gain in asssets in flding located at Twentieth wnd L{three years has been about 661 per . was sold seph Cherner. | cent and the “gain in membership has |} res on the | peer. about 30 per cent. SRR e AL U dl: - e . | & Miller-Built Homes o i REALTORS” ETHICS BODY | | : | e : [ p e | CHAIRMAN IS SELECTED A : in Cleveland Park The Appeels building, « uctare located at Iifth i — ! . § A ; On the highest ion i ireete, waa sld to 4 local ST Arthur M. Suor of New York and | Beautiful New Chevy Chase Homes ; K P SRR P e ghest elevation in 08-310 King street, Alexandri Buffalo has been appointed chalrman | i | Bur : c s ! = Cleveland Park— pe. PG stithe lethioe oot coitor Tl ) 4101-4111 Legation Street > ' w.. o AOMELETH ¢ | j ::.::;:\ s{;y\lx‘!&:“en(mflx‘:\'i‘\ll:m .\'eitr.‘hlfl\;:tl (Just 2 Blocks West of Conn. Ave.) ? « . ‘:“ ldahO Ave. and POl'ter bt- ¢ [man of the committee on planning i D, 3 ot o S cati metropolitan_areas. This committee | Excellence of construction. preferved location will also’ represent the natfonal asse- and reasonable price make these homes the out- —a group of new detached Homes—built it s b e “tanding home values today. A visit will reveal ; e g o A the way we build: finished the way we finish; Planning Conference to work otit way features found ounly in individual-built homes. ” % - v' equipped the way we equip Miller-builf through which communitfes ma; 3 Homes—with the very best in every detail. gulde wisely the growth of semi-urh ¥ i p ;| rektons tat will eventually be integrai 8 Rooms) Bath’ C‘arage l 2 1 5 F arragut St N w Artistic designs—practically planned— rhis is & beautifu detached two-story and attic house cou “l.h Oven ‘ll‘(’plncf-s luxlll‘lolls bfl'h |>Hnmn parts of the o (aining 8 large, bright and airy roome (4 bedrooms), ¢ splendid hardwood floors—Ilavatory on the first floor S hchst. Jaines tl | NiiGmacons. antic City has s s s street northeast, | been appointed chalrman of the mem- Open for Inspection Every Day Until 9 P.M. tfls baths, open fireplace, hardwood fioors, inclomed slesping = porch, hot r Leat, elactricity, ficored eitic, front and rear of some. { bership committee. Bert L. Clogsten porct o) ge lot, with hedges and other pianting. Parfect f Los A les, cha ely o he Siviaton. Wil bo chiatiman o tha pro ‘ :.H. SMALL & ! O Al e 4l con " to two car lines and buses, achool, stc [ s & “Fine romes o >pecialty’ il Sl R E ' rn Attractive Prices One of the Best Buys 925 15th St. N.W. Main 6861 mmgm for a Christmas Gift = Au. Convenient Terms el ! 2 3 U d our represe 4 ve o AT 0 Zive you torthense, tawrence | Brookland Section — = L e o mrohustiany 1 1 mo‘»” x_‘v:-,l"‘rll:] NEW HOME vmmfi;—mr'%@:wmmmm IRERLRER TR JEEIEHEI?JEEE"‘ @ NS uwa Ui Ean || 12th and Hamlin 545.00 Per Month! : 7 'l-'lElE.’E’EIflIrflJEIE‘F@@Efflfljfl!fl!flffi!@fl‘@]@@fi@@fi@@i‘l\flm 813 15th St. N.W. Main 2690 C to ¥ stre T Sts. NE. and A. N. Miller jun)vl room brick house. cen- : r > Realtors ter-hall entrance, 've porches, ] 5 Properties Transferred garage adjoining. Modern. 1119 Seventeenth Street E i ’ - Wiil make a good home for In addition to the the follow § } o s fond I tarse family or doctor. Contains Best Improvements Price and Terms Attractive Open for Inspection Every Day 2¢to 9 P.M. SIMON BELOFF Owner & Builder 3 2408 to 2416, ||| 903 New York Ave. N.W. 13-15-19 New ire avenue, Louise M. Bowles; H street, local investor. e i i No. 3929 SCURING’RATE PLANNED. ] Milital'y Road Subdivisions to Be Graded on (Formerly Keokuk St.) Definite Standard Basis. A standard method of scoring the | Open Sunday 200d points of a subdivision, as judges B ore the fine points of a thorough- Gr in i red, will be worked out by the Na- !} A e‘t "g.ln o iional Association of Real Estate|l Chevy Chase Home Boards through its homebuiiders and | [' iders division. The executive 1 s =0 ) mittee of the division has just au- _The highest and finest loca ized the preparation of a score. || tion in this beautiful suburb. or standard test which would ([ This is a superbly con- | a satisfactorv basie for grading | structed and arranged tapestry ivision developments in compai- ! brick, with eight large outside l‘x‘n“:‘ the division's ideal of city | rooms_and two tiled baths. stanasrd ‘scorecard for | one with shower; attic, hard- i 0 grading office and apart. || wood floors throughout, built- ent bulldings has aiready been in refrigerator, open brick fire- 1 orked ou! by the props manage- " ent division of the association. NEAR WARDMAN PARK HOTEL 2771 Woodley Place (Good Home By $1,000 Cash A Beautiful Eight-room Home in An Exclusive | Facing Mount Carmel Grounds Neighborhood. Absolutely the Best | 4 This eight-room and bath home. Value to Be Had. (four bedrooms) has just been com- pletely redecorated. It has a large front porch, double SEE lT TODAY ;‘i:u‘;‘:&“ and unusual modern ap- It is located on onec of the best car lines in Washington and is in a desir able neighborhood. The price is at ‘ tractive. 4 BEDROOMS BUILT-IN GARAGE o Open all day Sunday for vour inspection. . This Is a Particularly AR anmmmmamflmwm&Man Six Sold—Going Fast Tapestry Brick Tiled Bath Six Large Rooms Front Porch Hot-Water Heat Electric Lights Built-in Refrigerator Laundry Tubs Kitchen Porch Sleeping Porch Hardwood Floors Yard : : Cellar ROSEDALE STREET Between 16th and 17th Sts. N.E. Two Blocks South of 17th and H Sts. N.E. C. P. BARRETT Exclusive Agent 1502 K St. N.W. Motor out Conn. Ave. to Calvert and east one-half block to exclusive Woodley Place. i) ‘Jp_-lb-‘EJ@lfimflL\!l:!ilfl\!@lfi(E’fllflf@flf&myflmflmfi@l&flfi_‘]l‘flMl!ld[n’l:l‘flfi|i\_'m'.e-‘JD’JEh*:l_!flI}‘JM{!‘J@DJM(L@I@EJL‘IL"EJEE}EI per cent of the sav It is a most attractive home are {n the names of in every sense, and we doubt | if it could be reproduced in a comparable block in Chevy Chase and sold at this price— 7F07lrl SALEV‘.WIN_: b $15,750 Cleveland P ark | R. Owen Edmonston, I 1106 Vermont Ave. 3429 QuebecSt. || "*“wan S Open Daily and Sunday HANNON - & LUCHY) Deal With @ Realtor 713-15-17 13th St. Main 2345 555555%5%5%5%55%%&555@ RS 919 15th Street N.W. Frank. 1140 = i g — | PRESTON HOMES | When You Can Buy in : Pri - 315,500 ! - s 3 Reflect the Experience of a Master Home Builder |! < st | e BOTH IN PLAN AND Brookland FRANCISA. | : e ol fi e CONSTRUCTION AR EMEJMEJ@JEM@QEI&E@M&& BLUNDON CO., o Bt 805 H St. NW. || and Main 10 Ble——T] | Sy e T e L F Exhibit Two Occupancy A e House, Distinctive N - 1522 Homes Upshur See Them Tomorrow Street Only One Lejt For Sale 1612-14 Buchanan S N.W. Tust Waoxr G; aoth Street — FEATURES ine Rooms Electric Refrigerator Built-in Garage Three Baths Large Cedar Closet Paved Alles Lots 50x138 Feet Southeast Corner Located in the Finest Section ~ . - - i v Ghas / 5 3 [ 6 full size rooms. Built-in ice box. LO;I]‘!RECt}:IIlU(I:n?VSCt?eUKt e e ‘\Iar) land —FEATURES ?8k finish thro}:_\ghouL 3 2}“]“: enamel gas range, gu i Aprtisticelly Designed—Practically These houses are attractively designed, with both a pleas- NS b Tlicater, aEr I"r‘rm!ififi 104 fect on Conn. Ave. Plamu‘d—,‘l«[fldflrafel_v Priced ing exterior and interior. They contain six large rooms, 3750 cash and $65 Per e large tile bath with built-in fixtures and shower, extra lava- tory, doublelrea; --;Id t‘ron|tI pt;.rchu, nu:::;hnmn water 9 heater, complete kitchen with white enameled fixtures, large It is worth considering. Drive out to see sample house. Drizve out Conn. Ave.'to Raymond St.. one block beyond Bradley Lane. lot to paved ally AND BUILT-IN GARAGE. Houses 20 > : : by 305 exing poreh 14 3200 10th St. N.E. Price, $13,750 Terms ‘ o R g S L2 DT B HALL. YATES & McGINNISS e St e g ‘ CONSTRUCTION COMPANY WINFIELD PRESTON o Main 1022 Owners and Builders o 4%Q% Owner and Builder 2499 : g Main 4583 4 ; Franklin 4675 222226 Investment Bldg ] Machinists Building 9th and Massachusetts Ave. Or Your Own Broker L_ [n] ] —Matin 4759 Home Phone Col. $460mm =n= : Sample House 1614 Buchanan St. Open and Lighted Daily Until Nine P.M. Built by Bairstow & Clark Apply to Bairstow & Clark 23 N St. N.E. mgmt——:m:——zm:;—:m