Evening Star Newspaper, July 24, 1926, Page 14

M REAL D.C. PERMITS SOAR | TOWARD $2,000000/ Corcoran Art Gallery Addition Swells Building Construc- tion for Week. activities in ) took a sharp upward trend this week, and reached a total of almost $2,000,000. The new addition to the Corcoran Art Gallery, costing approximately $1,000,000, was the main proje raised the week’s total. able amount of residentia tion was also author! building _inspector Peter Vanderlos, jr., owner, archi- tect and builder; to erect one one-and- one-half story frame dwelling, 4 Potomac avenue (lot 1, square E mxs‘.’ to cost s \\ to ma ll\(\ re- and owner; ), to cost $500. n Church, owners; F. W. B. Burnett, architect and builder; to erect one two-=story brick church, 1126 E street southeast (lot 1, square , square First Breth Charles H. builder; to erect store and dwelling, northeast (lot B, square $9,000 Gharles H. Chidakel, builder; to erect two br private garages, 101214 H street northeast dots B and C, square 938), to cost 2,000 Joseph Herbert & Son, owne builders; George T. Santmyer: tect: to erect che dwelling, 519 east (lot £5.000. Mary owner and brick street to cost kel ne two-story 1014 H 938), north to cost Guy, owner; 5 venth i 5 to 47, cost $900. Y. Pennybaker, owner and hu 1d : Claughton West, architect; ct TR S brick apartment, Elevenht and V streets (lots 36 to 38 and 803, square 331), to c Crane Co., owners; Consolidatea onstruction Co., builders; to remodel, Twelfth and G streets (lot 808, square 289), to cost $9,500 _Corocran Art Gallery, owners; Charles A. Platt, architect: Joseph Baird Co., builders; to erect one three- story marble, brick and granite art gallery, Seventeenth and New York avenue (lots 801 and 802, square 171), to_cost approximately $1,000,000. S. H. Dandy, owner: W. A. Mills, builder: to erect brick additions, 8930-3934 Georgia avenue, and 904 and 906 Shepherd street (lots 31 and 82, square 2006), to cost $40,000 V. T. H. Bien, Inc., owners, archi tects and builders: to erect five two- story brick dwellings, 401 to 409 Con of lot 30, square 0. vner and builder; h Ru(hll(l\ & Co., architec to ct one one-story frame dwelling. N1 Bltiacese place (lots 128 and 129, square 3384), to cost $7,000. Roval N. Herndon. owner builder; to make repair: (lot 809, square 161), to cost $5.000. E. L. Burton, owner: to make pairs, 911 E street (lot 803, squa 877), to cost $1,000, Charles W. Collier, owner: to erect one two-story frame addition, Klingle road and Macomb street (lo: 823, square 1438), to cost $680. Mendell Behrend, owner; Martin Brothers, builders: to make repairs, 8418 Thirty-fourth s t (lot 98, square 2076), to cos .0(& J. A. Spanogle, owner and builder; J. W. Adams, architect: to erect eight two-story brick dwellin, 900-914 Girard street (lots 54 to 61, square 8838), to cost $24,000. Cyrus Simmons, owner and builder; to erect one two-story frame dwell- ing, 516 Van Buren street (lots 24 and square 3195), to cost $6,000. I. L. Huntt, owner, chitect and + builder; to erect one two-story stuc- co and frame dwelling, 5809 Nevada avenue (lot 46, square 2001), to cost $12,000. to make re. street south- square 969), to A. Bramow and : Doleman & archi- to erect one tw brick Delafield place (lot 9, $20,000. . owner brick g (ot 9, owner builder: to erect one 1414 Delafield_ place 2709), to co | o) | “brick | dot | one . avenue st $700. owner and to_erect one (wo-stbry frame street (lots 15 to cost $7,200. and builder; Fourteenth builder; dwelling, and 5 M. Schlossl make repairs. to cost $1,400. William Conradis, owner and builder; to erect addition, 1013 Twelfth street (lot 806, square 316), to street; W ashburn, owner and to make Nnfllrs. 1008 I (lot 8, square 344), to cost builder; street £1,500. D. J. Dunigan, owner and builder; George T. Santmyers, architect; to erect twen o 2-story brick dwell- ings, 600 to 642 Gallatin street (lots 120 to 141, square 3212), to cost . Dunigan, owner and builder; ntmyers, architect; to erect twenty-one 2-story brick dwell- ings, 601 to 644 Gallatin street (lots 87 to 107, square $211), to cost $105,000. A. Baer, owner; Baer & Scholz, to erect one hrick garage, ming avenue (lots 7 and 8, st §600. A. Baer, owner; Baer & Scholz, builders; to erect two brick additions, Papering—Painting—Awnings There is no job you want done too small for us to handle. Awnings carefully made and reconditioned. Estimates cheertfully tiven—reasonable prices. CORNELL WALL PAPER CO. 314 13th St. N.\W. Main 5373-5374 Choice | N.E. Corner Near Catholic University residence of ” 11 bath, A rooms, 1 heat; electricity large hot-water and gas. ESTATE. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, FURNISHINGS OF This_group is located at West Vi upper, left to right: (1) The ia_avenue, NORTHEAST MODEL ROW near Queen street northeast. Built by C. H. ing room; (2) the dining room. Lower, left to right: (1) The bedroom; HOUSES Small and designed by J. Wilmer Smith. The views show, 2) the kitchen. 4900 to 4916 Kansas avenue (lots 95 Wyoming avenue (lots 7 and K,‘ to 103, square 3213), ), to cost $4,500. s on Finance and Construc- tion Co., owners and builders; to erect two two-story tile and stucco dwellings, 4200 and 4 River road |(lot 40, square 2006), to cos 9, square 1675), to ¢ $17,000. Terrell & Dinger, J. C. Phillips, owner, architect and |ers; to erect one frame dwell builder; to erect two 2 frame | ing. 3340 Tennyson street (lot dwellings, §19 and 821 ittier place | i 2006), to cost $10,000. (lots 7 to 10, square 2970), to unt’ 3. Latimer Land Co., own $10.000. nul “builders; Harris & Harrls archi- D. J. Dunigan, owner and builder; | tects: to erect one two-story brick George T. Santmye wrehitect; to | dwelling, 1707 Holly _street (lot .2, erect nine two-story dwellings, square . to « $20,000. The Perfect Window Shade —to grace the perfect home—of course Shade Shop Shades meet the requirements. Practicaily all building specifications call for Shade Shop shades because thiey are perfect in every detail. May we send you estimates? | frame dwelling, 3338 Tennyson and build- 330 13th ‘;L N.w. = | Main. 4874-8552 W. STOKES SAMMONS, Proprietor Unrivalled —for Construction —jfor Distinctiveness —jfor Location and Value These charming homes are really so cozy, so appeal- ingly “out of the ordinary” that they are, indeed, beyond any comparison or competition. A home purcha; in lhls delightful section will surely prove a mighty profitable in- vestment, One of 25 Altracliv;a Bungalws Ideally Located On the 14th Street Car Line AT MANOR PARK, D. C. Terms as low as 500 Cash Easy Monthly Payments Priced From $7,450 Up Charming effects in stone, stucco, frame, brick and shingle. 5, 6 and 7 sunny rooms ar- tistically decorat- ed. Beautiful hard- wood floors, Per- fectly appointed bathroom with handsome Pem- broke builti bathtub. Built-in refrigerator, _one- piece sink. Lawn auractively land- scaped. P === t Finished heated room in attic; corner lot 50x135 with fruit, flowers, shrubbery and shade trees. Because of illness, the owner will sacrifice for a quick sale. Thomas J. Fisher & Co., Inc 738 15th Street N.W. Seo then Sundny—Sample Bungalows open ang lighted 4l 9 PM. Drive out Georgia Ave. 1o Rittenhouse St., east on Rit- tenhouse St. to Third St., sauth on Third two blocks to Pea- body;: or take Fourteenth St. car marked “Takoma,” get off at Third and Peabody, walk one-half block east. TERRELL & LITTLE, Inc. 1206 18th St. Main, 3285 Evening Phones, Adams 2503 and Adams 3215-W AARAARAAAAAARAAAAAARAARAAAA v vvvv_vvvvvv.vvvvvvyv_vvfl Downing, owner and | to Allison, architect; [u ’!hu tile dwellin 65 erect one 1l.story brick machine *3019 K street (lot 70 and part flqu are 1191), to cost $10,000. Early, to erect one 1- block dwelling, 316 Sixty-first street theast (lots 40 and 41, square 3 00. Dade, owner and builder; . Giles, architect; to erect one frame dwelling, 1937 Fort Theodore C. builder; L. ¥ erect one 2 Longfellow stree ana 91, square 3705), to cost $6,000. Th schman Co., owners and | architec Co. erect ! addition, 3 northea (lots 106 to 108, to_cost §3,000 Lewis E. Smoot, owner and builder l1 Story Buy With Confidence—Buy a Dunigan All-Brick Home BUILT FOR YOUR EVERY DESIRE This New Group of Homes in Beautiful Petworth Located in the Garden Spot of W ashington, Between Two Lovely Circles — Grant and Sherman Don’t Miss the Opportunity of Seeing These Homes Sunday Open and Lighted " Until 9 P.M. Exhibit Home Now Open 434 Crittenden St. N.W. Priced Within Your Means *8,950 Convement to Cars and Busses Terms Arranged For You Why live in a stuffy apartment when you can buy delight fully cool homes like these with the money you pay out in rent? THESE BIG SIX-ROOM HOMES ARE 32 FEET DEEP, ON LOT 142 FEET DEEP TO PAVED ALLEY. Large concrete covered front porches, breakfast porch, sleeping porch, hardwood floors, Iatest style electric fixtures, PERFECT BATH WITH BUILT-IN. TUB AND SHOWER, perfectly appointed kitchen with. outside brick pantry and many other features. Numerous floor plugs, spacious closets, choice of hardwood or cream trim; hot-water heat, daylight concrete cellar, unury wash trays, servant’s toilet and numer-- ous other features. D. J. an, Inc. 1319 N. Y. Ave.—Main 1267 JULY 24, 1926. place southeast (lot 162, 1o _cost $1,000. Sidney E. West, owner; George E. ‘Wyne, builder; to make repairs, 1334 G street (lots 818 and 819, square 253), to_cost_$9,000. H. Pearce, owner; J. Dodd, COA T R et R L frame dwelling, 2908 Pomeroy road south- east (lot 17, square 6877), to cost $3,000. H. L. Schuh, owner; Ed. St. Barrington, architect; -Bahen Wright, builders; to 'erect story brick hotel, 2123 G street (lots 30_to 32, square 79), to cost §70,000 Rogers M. Fred, owner and buiid Harrfs & Harris, architects; to erect one 2.story brick dwelling, 3724 Win dom street (lot 34, square 1892), to cost $10,000. A Noiw Home 519 17th St. S.E. Bet. G and Potomac Ave. 6 rooms and bath, h-w.h, eiec. lights, hardwood floors, all modern. $300 Cash; $62 Monthly Including All Interest LACY & BELT Ows 493 G st TW" " """ . soes square 5744), Cyr & Magnificent Corner Home. one 4- REAL ESTATE. Robert L. Haycock, owner, Mar-| J. tin Bros., bullders; to erect one brick private garage, 1606 Longfellow |tion street (lot 813, square W. 2720), to cost |5 $1,100. G. Whiteside. owner; Spink Con- struction Co., builders; to erect addi- 5817 Chevy Ch Parkway (lot uare 1999). to cost $625. (Continued” on” Eighteenth Page) Blueprints Are Necessary on All Good Work . SPINK Quality Built HOMES ARE BUILT BY THEM MAX SCHER “Blue Printing” 1403 H St. N.W. Tel. Main 3739 he Biggest Bargain Ever Offered in Chevy 3702 Chevy Chase Parkway (1 square west of Conn. Ave. south of Harrison St.) OPEN TODAY & SUNDAY WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS & CO., Inc. REALTORS 1432 K on kitchen and bath. Drive out Silver Spring, Md. William E. 1334 11th St. S.E. 6 large rooms, built-in bath, outside pantry, porch. Large breakfast and sleeping porches. Street being paved by builder. Brick Work by JAMES B. SPARKS | Galliher & Huguely, Inc. Contracting Bricklayer 1363 Otis Pl. NW. Adams 4302 Heating by J.M.BOOKHULTZ Millwork Furnished by Personal Satisfactory Service \ OPENING 10 SEMI - DETACHED BRICK HOMES BUILT OF THE BE.ST MATERIALS 5th & NICHOLSON STREETS N.W. They Are Different built-in ice box. Paneled papering. Colonial cement front Duplex shades. Sanitas Price and Terms Most Reasonable WORTHY OF YOUR INSPECTION Ga. Ave. to Longfellow St. to'5th St., north 2 blocks to Nicholson St., or phone for auto service to houscs J. J. JAMES, BUILDER Lumber Furnished by S_herman Avenue and W St. N.W. Decorations by the Metropolitan Decorating Co. Kens. 97.J | 309 G St N.W. “The Light Shop” Washington Electric Company Electric Fixtures and Appliances 928 Eye St. NW. Yost’s Atl. 190 FOR SALE BY ) WAPLE & LEWEY 1105 Vermont Ave. N.W.