Evening Star Newspaper, January 9, 1926, Page 19

REXT ESTATE. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. T, SATURDAY, JANUARY 9, 1926. REATL ESTATE. purchased by Barney Robins, who 9 for the members of the board a supply | plans to improve the same with 200 of well informed and thoroughly effi- community houses. One hundred and cient employes. twenty lots in a tract at Bladensburg (uLimies B Beliickexecutlve seore. d and N street northeast were pur ary of the board, announces that he r T ney Robins through has already received a large number | 2 Co 0 sold the same to of applications. He also has oppor- i Shapiro-Katz Realty 'o. This tract | tunities- for placing persons in po- will be developed with a number of sitions, inquiries having been made to ety | the board for persons competent to o i i flli_executive positions in insurance Seventeen lots at Fifth and Madison | depdrtments or as salesmen - and Cafritz Gompany Gives List|jreety pere sold io Schlossbers Employment Bureau Formed | stenographers. Turner fc a irady It is the opinion of the board that The of Bir i reat mate ; I y of Recent House and mingham. s purchased the Week Ago to Raise e e o ground on Florida avenue northeast Standard There is no charge for registration, 66 2 centh and Fourteenth | * 3 the idea being, ac y Land Transfers. | streets, and the Cafritz Construetion Va" GLS board, that the’ bm‘-lo;?nrdtia:‘i‘or::ed":s en lp Co. b eady begun the construc- render a service not only to the board —— tion of a warehouse to serve as a dis : ir| but alko to the community. e amount of real estate | tributing point for the Washington dis. [ Many pers e CEEIAtered thelt f ~ trict names with the newly formed Wasl — . thwest, Northeast[tFICt - (¢ of &r 3 ington Real Estate Board employ- - i Another tract of ground at Eight- | NE z . ons of the is | aenth e s teraound sold Tor 4 | ment bureau. This bureau was estab- i | by Cafri 3 “llished by the board about a wek ago indicated by the recent report of [local investor by Cafri e sl i < i el B T e “Totten | to gather names of experlenced an . sfers from the office of Morris| Seven acres bt jand: arotten | competent persons in all branches of £ o¢ | the real estate business. The real e, i assresate | T Seen A to 1 private bpeculator. | U, (7 SO Wheiniie camaten || 723 12¢h St. NLW. ' " thenTll buy that = - vhic s following out to raise the B 1000 /008] aot e won.| A number of lots on the northeast b i : 5 2 g bl include business prob- |, o "o Georgia avenue and Hamil. | Standard of the real estate profession | Will remodel to suit home I've been erties, residential properties and build- | ton street have been purchased by a National Capital. Part of this . Ky t % lots. local builder, who plans to improve the | ¢ is being achfeved through | snant and lease ior 2l bl ) activities of the ergantza. | Soronl of vears wanting so long” . neludes weekly forums and lectures by prominent local gov- o ernment and civie leaders and lectures | : . | manufacturing plant. to the members of the associate di- omas . 4 Avateeit ¢ at Blac vision on various topics of real estate ~ burg - road ) practice Dy the active and successful p Flae e hagel o | Pt B e rown u aitr indus The newly formed employment bureau is also another part of this 615 42 St. S.W. campaign. It was formed to establish street. Laura street, George Al Sionsh street - You can easily meet Katherine R. Dwyer 3 ..~ | NEW SIX-ROOM HOUSES A comer lwuse, 706 Emerson g - moderate prices and ; ; Home_s of Qlfahty at a Small Cost terms that prevail ; “Aericals In an Established Community of Home-Owners 5 Finest Community (Restricted Neighborhood) of Group Homes” —On high ground overlooking city, and within a few squares of permanent park . eet, € :—\-- spaces, insuring pure, healthful air for your family. Convenient to car lines— | f e s twenty minutes by street car to center of business; ten minutes by auto. ' mh‘i\;i“{i‘:_“’l“:M'l‘fi"1 BUS STOP JUST ONE SQUARE AWAY. FREE TRANSFER TO Dot EITHER CAR AT FIFTEEN POINTS. TERMINUS 19th and H Streets 4 “lark; | N.W. NEW, FINE SERVICE. { s on Buchanan | FEATURES A house at s Large lot to paved alley. Tapestry brick. Electricity, with service outlets in every room. bl Gl Three porches (one sleeping porch). Hardwood Beautiful fixtures. Stationary laundry tubs, in e Y floors. Three bedrooms. Tiled bath. large bright basement. Built-in refrigerator. - The following have e | g FTER all, the years go quickly and o OIL BURNERS ) . the comforts of a good home are ala Bounds. burner will be installed at a minimum cost, at a very small addi- | not to be lightly postponed. In every Sales in Southeast. [ A Ns“llinml monthly payment. This is the greatest modern laber-saving 0 sense of the word, FOXHALL VIL- The northeast and southeast sec- | . A i aid o ?}Du"‘(eep‘ing. as it lr:e-nS_NO FUhRNACE-.TENDlN(:. for | . LAGE dwellings are “good homes"— $9,100 small homes in the southeast is evi- | J environment, their distinctive design, p s et e e cnl The houses are most carcfully built to give the maximum space in a small house with the great- { their faultless construction and their smatt rirss R e e Tt Tanterer! est amount of light and air. They have been built with the same care, finish and cquipment found in a i undeniably sound value! To know e Kentucky avenue southeast, $20,000.00 home. f that such homes as these are brought weluding al ‘;‘e”[“*?;‘“' _“"‘")““""3-‘;3"“[’\,“;:: P i 7 500 00 within your present means, is informa- interes ; Denard W. f Ce, ) . | X SE tion of priceless value—if you make use < cenue south . | 2 of it in time! “Witbur R, § 329 Ken- CASH PAYMENT, $500.00 $62.50 Entire Monthly Payment DRIVE to Western High School (at tucky avenue southeas lah M. 335 K 2 . 1 N < ey Lt Fiorence Browa: 313 Hen| Sample House Open for Inspection Sunday and Daily ;3 . 33t Steeet NV, ane squars shove O) ¥ ;;\\enue southeast, Frank Wib- NO‘ 2737 FOURTH STREET N' i. >, ® 7 Village. 1350 D street southeast, 3 — P - D street south- (Two squares north of Fourth Street and Rhode Island Avenue, Take Mt. Rainier EXHIBIT S AND PH cost Al : or Laurel cars. Bus on Vermont and Rhode Island Avenues n.w.) HOME == < street _south : ! Com et T ane " e HOME OF HOres and 1360 D ¢ e st, 4 i ‘o1 ew York 4 7| WAGGAMAN & BRAWNER, sold to John 1246 G ) nc. 2 Marion | “The 1t l‘;nu!lPlr Franklin 7485 732 17th St. N.W. - About Cafritz “Life-time” A Facts *fimrirroniar Petworth! A 30 sold last month---15 more sold in this one week! Some of the Reasons! | Pleased Purchasers Mr. C. A. Linthicum 52 Sherman Circle T Cheaper tHan Renting—Terms as low as S 1 $500 Cash—$65 a month A restricted neighborhood o il | 5100 Block Eighth St—$6.950 We won't sell a Home to anybody and everybody. The buyer must Petworth developments on; measure up to the standard set for Cafritz communities. We write it in the contract. . Sherman | Washington Very Superior Construction | Circle 4800 Block 7th Street—3$8,950 The most remarkable Home value ever offered in northwest Mr. Wm. A. Vollard Built by our own organization—composed of select skilled day labor, 57 Sherman Circle trained to build the Cafritz way—and paid for putting their best efforts into We are proud of the every detail of the work. personnel of our Pet- 4900 Bl k : : ; - i ock 7th Street—$8,950 Deszgned by Our Own ATC’IlteCtS X:: m::,::n ':;,‘:m::t These are the Homes with the Frigidaire elec%rizgrefrige«ution Resulting in Homes of most practical arrangement making every to recognize the excel- inch of space available for furnishing. lence of “Life-time” 700 BIOCIZ Emerson St'—$8 ’950 Built on Hnllsua"y big lOtS ?;'?:l'e;:ldro;l:e;o:; feetAl:::e:o 3:;:‘3:;’ group—first time offered—sodded yards over 140 The highest point in Petworth, overlooking Saul’s Addition. Mr. J. F. Kelley * 49 Sherman Circle In addition to the high elevation overloeo.ll(in:r 16th St., every Cafritz Petworth as a place u(:f J “Life-time” Home in Petworth fronts on a real through street—from 90 to residence were the S s 120 feet wide—with wide terracing in front of each Home; and an immense buyers of the Homes 5100 BIOCk I "anIS Ave.—$10,500 sodded yard in the rear. on Sherman Circle. Big 20-foot-front Homes facing a 120-foot avenue and government Mrs. Mary V. Simons park reservation Mr. C. H. Helms 51 Sherman Circle Big Rooms and Big Porches They are unanimous 50 Sherman Circle The three porches—front porch, broskiast porch and sleeping porch— pidars b g o 400 Block Buchanan St—$8,950 are very practical—hike rooms, of enol us iensions. 5 . ~ z " y : investment, the neigh- .Ong of the most popular of the Petworth operations—typical Cafritz ~ Lar e Wardrobe Closets borhood and their “Life-time” Homes—sodded yards over 140 feet long; o:t:ide lpan(ry.n g neighbors — together —and lots of them. Every woman appreciates t_he. convenience of with the treatment ac- these closets—the number and size of them. A distinct feature that corded them by this addsito hw"k“pin‘. Sl - : organization, through Some V/el'y deSirable Magnitude of Our Operations S Eoltomeny Cafritz: Corner Homes - Millions of feet of ground bought at acreage prices. Best of ma- chase. Mr. J. F. Victory terials money can buy—bought in carload lots—at the lowest wholesale 7 and 8 Rooms and Built-in Garage Mr. T. Row . i La lumbing, an ting fixtures. The best recom d B a S = o 53 Sherman Circle prices test types of plumbing, heating and ligh . tion ‘of - u'_.-fm:; —in various locations in Petwerth 54 Sherman Circle from $500 to S2000 s oy . : —and ;ive‘yyfu saaliftery?-ll:mer—obe"tte?plme: I;seneral?uih; better woman who owns one. P rlced ven attra ctl v e y equipped, better located—because we share our savings with you. 14th St. and Ga. Ave. Cars We Will Be Glad to Send Will Take You to Within a an-Auto for You—Without Short Walk of These Homes Obligation, if You'll Phone Us 14 14th and K L_C_.____ Main 9080 «& Mr F. A. Raulin . Mr. E. E. Lewis 61 Sherman Circle 5 ' . 3 85 Sherman Circls