Evening Star Newspaper, June 5, 1926, Page 21

REXT BULDIG ACTIE ~ DESPTE HOLDAY Permits Total $1,145,850 for Week, Starting June Off on High Level. Txpite the fact that the Memorial | ay holidays intervened permits for | construction of buildings in the Dis- | trict for the past week reached $1,145,850. s total, slightly in excess of the Jrevious week, started June off on a evel with the th previous months which have set re in the building industry of the National Capital. he permits over $500 in alue granted during the past week by the office of the building inspector follow: Religius of the Sacred Heart, own: ers; Willilam P. Lipscomb Co., Inc., builder; to erect onc 1lstory brick addition, 1719 Massachusetts avenue 102 and 103, square 157), to cost . Fox and C. Livingston, and builders; P. F. architect; to erect one 1-story son street (lof 84), to cost kma ry bric York avenue (10! to cost $6,000. Stone Dwelling at $25,000. ne W the, owne.; Louis Just- ement, hitect; Davis, Wick & Co., builder eand 2104 New and 3 rten v stone dwellir - ming avenue (lot 19, square 2503), to | cost )0 owner; J. W. to erect brick addi- street northeast (lot 803, | Equare , to cost $1,200. M. Chricht . T. Grimm, | architect; Charles C. Kennomy builder; | to erect open porch. 1715 and 1713 H street_(lots 6 and $01, square 127), to ESTATE. brick garage, 537 Tennessee avenue northeast (lot 27, square N-1053), to cost §700. Rogers M. Fred, owner Wiltlam Harris, archit four 2 and ings, 8726 to 2 Windom street (lots 35 to 37 and 18, square 189), to cost $30,000. ‘Wardman Construction Co., Inc., owners and bulilders, to erect brick arage, 3148 Cleveland avenue (lot 4, square 2127), to cost $4,600. . V. McKenna, owner; Durable Garage Co., builders; to erect addi- tion for garage, 1214 Shepherd street (lot 13, square 2907), to cost §600. Leo Simmons, owner and builder, to make repairs, Florida avenue and California street (lots 5 and 6, square 2557), to\cost §500. Repairs to Be Made. Abernethy, owner: Paul D. builder: to make repairs, 4840 Kansas avenue, to cost $65). John B. Floyd, owner and builder, to erect one cement block garage, 2510 Irving street northeast (lot 16, quare 4289), to cost $900. “ornelius Wood, owner and build- e Edgar P. Simons, architect; make repai 1402 Hamlin street 10, square 4016), to Leo (lot 500. . R. Winslow, owner; S.J. Pres- cott Co., Inc. to make re- 3201 K street, and 1006 Wis- avenue (lots S15 and 816, architect tions, 326 0), to nd builder, to make alter: O street (lot 123, square yterian Church, owners inneapolis avenue and street southeast 3, to cost $614. an, trustee; | to erect bri Thirtieth street (lot 38), to cost $600. Munter, owner; Joseph P. itect and 'builder; to frame dwelling: D street south square 5431), to reroof, enteenth 2189, squ owner: Joseph P t and builder; t tory frume dw (BI THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Minneapolis avenue southeast (lots 43 and 44, square 5445), to cost $3,000. G. Schurman, owner and builder; George T. Santmyers, architect; to erect one 2-story brick store and flat, 3221 M street (lot 804, square 1207), to cost $7,000. Ell and Kay Bullding and Invest- ment Co., Inc., owners and builders; Louis T. Ranlean, architect; to erect one 5-story brick apartment, Fuller street (lots 801, 806 and 807, square 2576), to cost $135,000. P. G. Affleck, owner; A. S. J. Atkin- son, architect; to make repsirs, 1130 New Hampshire avenue (lot 30, square 71), to cost $1,500. Mrs. Eva Peake, owner and builder; H. William den Boogert, architect; to erect one 1-story inclosed porch, 1517 Webster street (lot 6, square 2701), to owners; Harry to make re- New York avenue , to cost $700. pairs, 635 and (lot 803, square 4 B. Auerbach, owner and builder; I A. Drandt, architect; to erect one rear porch, 1319 North Capitol | street northeast ‘ot 43, saware 670), 500. tewart, owner and builder, five metal pri between Seventeenth and 3 streets southeast (lots 808, 8§10 and 814, square 1096), to cost $500. John M. King, owner and builder Dorsey, architect; to erect one story frame dwelling, 3303 Sixteenth street northeast (lot 15, square 4144), to cost $4,500. Frame and Stucco House. Little & Marshall, tects and builders, to erect two ory frame and stucco dwellings, 228 and 0 Sheridan street (lots 44 and 45, square 3341), to cost $12,500. Ba of Commerce and Savings owners; Milburn, Heister & Co., archi- tect: pliedt Co., £ to remodel, venth street (lot 83, squ: . to cost $51,900. G owner; B. R. . Holmes and builder, Takoma ark, rect one 2-story brick nd cement-bl. ¢k dwelling, 3513 North- ampton street (lots 51 and 52, square owners, archi 11997), to cost $9,000. B. Holmes, ownes chitect and buflder 1630 | 2 one cement block garage, 3513 North- ampton street (lots 51 and 52, square 1997), to cost $500. , Mrs. M. E. Loveless, owner; W. A. Loveless, architect; Milton Loveless builder; to erect one 2:story brick and frame ‘dwelling, 3223 Military road (lot 17, square 2025), to cost $7,500. W. C. and A. N. Miller, owners, architects and builders, to erect one tory tile dwelling, 4565 Cathedral avenue (lot 65, square 1609), to cost $9,000. G. W. Chase, owner and builder, to erect two 2-story frame dwellings, 6718 and 6717 Piney Branch road (lots 39 to 42, square 3167), to cost $12,000. United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Jolners of America, Local 132, owners; O. Harvey Miller, architect: James ' L. Parsons, jr., builder; to erect one 8-story brick, concrete and stone office building, 1001 K street fjlggs 1 and 2, square 342), to cost $250,- Beautiful Chevy Chase, D. C. Home at a Remarkably Low Price 7 large sunlit room gervants quarters in a has_lovely living . with open fireplace. whick opens Into library: dining room and kitchen: tory and toi large well lighted bedre bath. - Cellar: Oil heater, servants' toilet and bath. House equipped with weather _ strips. €crens and awnings. Lot BOXO7 with an attract- ively designed lawn, shrubbery. flow- ers and hedges. One Car Garage. Price, $17,000 Thomas J. Fisher & Co., Inc. 738 15th St. NW. Mein 6830 exclusive of First floor D. C, SATURDAY John P. F. White, owner and builde: J. Daniel Trent, architect; to erect one 1-story frame dwelling, 257 Fifty- seventh street northeast (lots 56 to 58, square 5247), to cost $2,800. Pozelia Manns, owner and bullder; Leroy Davis, architect; to erect one l-story cement block dwelling, 5703 Fort street northeast (lots 11 and 12, square 5227), to cost $4,000. Martin Brothers, owners and bulild- ers; to erect one 2-story frame dwell- ing, 1424 Iris street (lot 46, square 738), to cost $12,000. JU FAILURE OF ROOFS. Frequently Caused by a “Rusty Flashing,” Say Experts. Construction experts state there i3 no more frequent cause of roof fail- ure than a rusty flashing. And yet one can easily avold this expensive || trouble by using sheet copper for this purpose. By “flashing” s meant the sheet metal used on roofs at points where A Corner Bargain Overlooks 16th St. and is one of the high points of Petworth 7th and Emerson (Entrance 703 Emerson) Center Hall plan—8 tremendous big rooms, with big, broad English porch enclosed with iron railing, and entrance from the living room through French doors. Built-in tub.and shower; hardwood floors throughout. Splendid pantry: servant’s toilet and laundry in basement; and a great big buil n garage. 12,950 —and Cafritz easy terms Open 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Leave 9th St. Car at Emerson and a4 short walk b splendid Home. 14 & K ngs vou to this Or, we'll send auto. CAFRITZ = Owner and Builder of Comm there are angles or valleys in which the roofing material comes in contact with the chimne other vertical projections through the | costly roof. REAT ESTATE, » dormer windows or | and the “two build fine trees. One ot shaded by room 11x15. a sleeping porch. in_conjunction with dressing room. refrigerator, special range, sanitary Double floors, oak thruout. S room and dinette. Four rooms, dinette Kitchen sink and Hot-water hea service. Come and see these high-grade apartments. Open until 9 p.m. Two left, as charming as they are practical. Convenient to stores. Price, $60.00 Per Month 50 and 54 Elm Ave. First street to right from terminus of 14th St. car line at District Line. Adams 599 with Many are the times when, all un noticed, a poor flashing material rusts resulting damage to the interior of the leakage ng south, with ample grounds, nd bath; living Sun room adaptable for den, an extra bedroom or Bathroom between sun room and bedroom, buili-in drainboard. teel casement windows in sun continuous hot water; laundry in basement; storage compartments in attic; janitor cost $4,000. | A Roth, owner, Wolpoft, | ions, 1105 H | hortheast (lot 56, square 982), t $1,200. irant, owner: Joseph P. Maher, to reconstruct cement porch, Shepherd street (lot 59, square SRS B | | verything youve e Bl s T always wanted e il | in a home~ Goldsmith White, owners and Frank Russell White, archi- to erect two 5-story brick and te apartments, 816 1 street northeast and 518 Ninth east (lots 3 to 6 814) st $50 , square George T. § remodel 106 Indic square 574). to cost $10,000. Charles 1. Tompkins Co., owners and builders;; L. Bullock, Jjr., architect: to erect one 1-story con- crete and tile wareho $00 Rhode Island avenue north (lot_ 809 square 3845, and lot 817, square 38 to cost $7,500. Charles T. Tompkins Co., owners and builders, to erect one 1-stor concrete office, (S00 Rhode Isla avenue north; square 3846), to cost Samuel Bass, owner and builder; Isaac Tepper, architect; to erect one 2-story frame dwelling, 1622 East- ern avenue northeast (lot 33, square 5167), to cost $3,500. McAlister, owner; T. Cator, uilder; to make repai 748 Park road (lot 69, square 2894), to cost Only $300 Cash! That’s all you need to move into this home. 6809-11 Laurel St. N.W. —$65 per month takes care of payments. Semi-detached homes of six rooms, tile baths, hot-water heat, electricity, three porches, oak floors, etc. Open Daily and Sunday One square south of 14th Street car stop at Carroll Avenue, Takoma Park. ¢ William S. Phillips & Company Incorporated Realtors ot evenings in _ Autumn and Spring sugseat the need for something P SYE~ N ‘o W yon & et what. 8 Rer. - And tn' W S Sitink and o 18 to really kn m delighted to behold " Weeplace {n the living room Promiscs much cheer on cooi—and Dlustery—eventngs. 1,200, Philip M. Burrows, owner; Parks to erect addition, sconsin avenue (lots square 1732), to cost 1432 K Street N.W. Main 4600 Elis Needham, owner, to erect Harry Crandall’s Home 16% on Mfson Large Ritchen j ° o4 h: imply 1. . Light. AT O ant i itation for sun: ‘Eaquipped Wlt o ‘\I|(th'(-“r:|m]-‘r75 | P - ESTATES - * heart glad. i?'fl-%e"f"‘».m. o an attide " pan(ry i - erator which ca Tath iloed” from- the outaide. A be ryviced e Housewite will kitchen “any proud of. 8room 2 bath Jami-aelac/eq homes fm‘é@p;o OUR search for that ideal home—that seem- ingly “hopeless task” will be ever—as soon .as you see one of these twe. For in them you will find everything—yes, everything—you have wanted. Your every desire—for a substantially construct- ed home; for a well located home; for a well planned home with roominess and an abundance of light and sunshine; for a home with the appear- ance—both outward and in—which meets the re- quirements of your social position—ALL WILL BE SATISFIED. Considerable time has been taken to build them —BUT THEY ARE BUILT! Nothing has been left undone to offer the very last word in careful, sound and sturdy censtruction. The materials have been selected with but one thought in mind— that they be the very finest. The result is—two unusual homes! TWO! You will approach these homes from either 14th or 16th street (they are about 50 yards east of 16th). They will impress you immediately as be- ing architecturally beautiful. You will enter to find an unusually large entrance hall and leading from it a spacioys living room with open fireplace, stippled walls, hardwood floors with mahogany inlays and handsome electric fixtures. The dining and breakfast rooms are correspondingly large, bright and cheerful. The kitchen is of the modern type—spacious—yet not so much so that steps will be wasted. Off the kitchen is an outside pantry (with window) and a built-in refrigerator. Up- stairs are four commodious bedrooms with the master’s bédroom extending across the complete width of the house. Two beautifully appointed bathrooms with built-in fixtures and tiled showers. Almost immense clothes closets in each room— as well as a linen closet leading off from the wide hall. The floors throughout are hardwood. The walls are attractively and tastefully fitted—with those in the entrance hall, living room and dining rooms stippled. One house has a built-in garage—the other has garage adjoining. Large Closets We knew they were wanted—that's * why we made them roomy. Each room has a clothes clonet of a sizo Jou have always dreamed. They will Jive you the satisfaction which goes With “knowing you have plenty of space for everything—with eome to To own one of these homes is to live in one of Washington's choice and most exclusive localities —convenient to street cars, busses, shops, markets and amusements — completely surrounded by higher-priced homes—and even mansions! 1f you are at all interested—and if you want to find every- thing you want in a home all under one roof—we suggest an early visit of inspection as there are only two to offer. Priced at Only $18,950 Reasonable Terms This Mn\‘r‘:hflflnhf’! t!l.‘“ednlplfl 7 Ik of “much. archi- spaclous., Ay s Starely. to give Hewer ‘uffiat. impreasion. DEOgSit, too. on warm evenings You~ can relax on vour poreh and Jiatover that 1ts Rot warm ater all. when EAS OF SAND, whisked and whorled with the footprints of the wind . .. The Oasis. Precious water seeping away as mystically as it comes. Trampled grass, dust-laden beneath scorched palm fronds . . . Sflver-trimmed stal- lions with muzzles aquiver. Bellying tents canopied for the night . .. The “Home” of the Arab. Compare the homeless desert life of You Ente:r th-e Estates at 16th St. and Kalmia Road Ask for the Beautiful Descriptive Brochure Telephone Main 5974 for an Inspection Appointment reservolr ot farcqaro & £roup, o It - Toot. cor as to_deserve consid- EDSON W. BRIGGS CO. Ee Owners £ Yot courts and ONE-'IhOUSAND-ONE FIFTEENTH STREET AT K the Bedouin with your own Home happiness in Rock Creek Park Estates. Barren dunes are swept away, and sunset-purpled, wooded knolls take ° their place. The empty sweep of the Sahara gives way to the Beauty of acres truly “a part of the Park.” Your homesite here is exquisitely set in the Sample House, 1522 Allison St. N.W. Open for Inspection Daily besit of Noture lovliss. Elf he T half the world would recognize it as 7 X ! perfection. Vozo‘r t Tej’n[‘p treet at the Right up Sizteenths Stret at tho LB e Comparatively few mimu from home.