Evening Star Newspaper, November 13, 1926, Page 18

1926. REAL ESTATE. 18 REAL ESTATE. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, builder: to erect two metal garage 401 Webster 2700): to cost S3 47 Eighth street -(lot 806, uquare! G. S. Seek, owner and builder; Adam |to 1337 First street southwest (lots W|N Construction Co., bullders; to mlkv'(_\'»thlrdsztgr!et southeast (lots 6 and 7, | R. C. Archer, jr., architect; to erect | repairs, 3504 Macomb street (lot 24, |square 5691); to cost $3,500. one 3Story brick church, 935 |2877) to cost $300. | Seek, architect; to erect four 2-story |37 to 40, square 598): to cost §8,000. square 1952); to cost $750. Mrs. Sherman Flint, owner; F. H. s W. J. Heider, owner: Thomas I |nrick and cinder block dwellings, 1331 | Louis P. Gatti, owner: A. J. Oliver. e 2 o comt AR Whitty | Brogke; teomitacts . I urtoy; | Florids avenuo (ot 231, square 3873); : oo s Co.. bullders; fo make repairs, 1413 | builder: to erect one 3-story brick |to cost $15,000. e e mobi aquare| Pennsylvania avenue (lot 801, square dwelling, 3041 W street (lot 47, square Ve V1 . b . = ‘ner: C. A ¢ Co., .'H. Dickey, owner; . | ards, : ;- 29 M. sch, D e ickey, owner; to make re- | 3 andywine street (parcel 585, square | lett & Co.. architects; H. P. Giddines, £6656666556665555] @% builders; to erect one 1-story brick |pairs, 200 Varnum street (lot 72, studio 2190 X street (ot 10, square |sauare 3317); to cost $340. 2257); to cost $6,500. iider; o erect one " 1story con | g 2513); to cost $800. J. C. Pyles, owner; D. V. Mrs. J. C. Whittington, owner: §, W. crete and brick public garage, 1817 {¢ Y € ’ 4 S L Rucker, architect and builder; to make 1825 Seventh street (lots 16 and 17, i . 5 . ... | Lansburgh & Bro., owners; C. D.|bulider; to erect one brick garage, 806 Coming Month’s Activities | sewets, engineer; J. . Parsone, build: | D street southeast (ot 803, square | repairs, 1247 Marvland avenue north P 5 S er; to make repalrs, 720 l‘_} street (lot | 924); to cost $1,200. east (lot 15, square 1006): to l'osll y‘ romise to 804, square 481); to cost $500. Cooley Bros., owners and builders; | $1:200- il urpass [ Cohen, owne George T. Santmyers, architect; to| Abraham Lapkoff. owner: to erect |rage, 3 R ds of 192 Fowler Construction ¢ erect nine 2-story brick dwellings, 3800 | one cinder-block garage, 1412 Varnum | 2827): to cos ecordas o 5. erect addition. 2328 and to 3816 Benton street (lots 327, 328 |Street (lot 39, square 2697); to cost| M. Kumenic xs'}‘%g‘l;e (ot 813, square ;nd 744 to 750, square 1301); to cost | $600. to erect one brick g gk 45,000 4 ;. becca Salus, owner; Harry Nichter, | teenth street (lot 7 Wililam E. Gross, owner and build-|* Ghurch of G 5 ol B g o * | cout $300, er; LYW Gliss, rehitact: to erectionalunc, anict Cot, owniee; 2D (Wead.yiitrc, jbullder; it fCiect Bricks Sdiliion feot #70. 2-story frame . 4423 Hunt (o erect one 1-story brick church, 1206 theys Wil place A place northeast (ots 18 and 19, squave | Third street (ot 836, square b . ety ol cost $40,000. ton activitles on a| H'R. Howel , owner and build-| 5 g Mr;)rmn and G. H. Vaneman, ab- | er; Claughton 5, ai : | square 441); to cost $6.000. Cox, owner; I3 E. Ward, to erect one cement block Spring road (lot T4, square $700. Glover Parik I' @ | owner and buflde E@g ge, 1706 Siy quare 178); to Fuilding operations during the Win- ter promise to gain a volume un usual for that period of the year. By &0 doin year's const BRINKLEY-BUILT HOMES new record level above that es architect; to erect e 3, ligtiod in 1425, according to statistics | five 2.story brick ‘and stucco dwell | Jeifrey, bullder; e e o tct;\ngk e,d by the Associated General | ings, 1908 to 1916 north- | frame and stucco dwellings, 5432 and bl Q ( : v nr.;h;u . A i lll df( s | '\':lfll Ho.la 9 to 33 Ji 1o |5436 Nebraska avenue (lots 17 and 18, A "g.. - Il\‘ for e un- | cost $35,000. square 2024); to cost $19,000. ua inte ties is based upon | ~ O, W. Benson, owner and builder;| Southern Auto Supply Co., owners; 1 the fact 1 151 amount of bulld |to erect brick garage. 3093 Georgia | Robert 0. Sehoiz, architect; Baer & Shannon Place, One Square to Anacostia § contra centi 3 avenue (lot %00, square 1985): to cost [Scholz, builders; to erect one brick i awarded. T ime of these awards | $1,000. and concrete addition, 1519 1. street Street Car Line in Septemt than the t 6 per cent greater inford, owner: J. T. Oakley, | (lots 810 and i1, s 0 stered during the | by to make repairs, 516 Tenth mediaean ol ] correspond s monl @ vear. |street southeast (ot 57, square 7% L. Chlos, owner und builder; addition, significance is being at- | one brick 2 tached to the fact that the volums | Philip Browne, owner: A. B, Petrie, | street (lor 505, sauars 1onty 1o bomk of contracts awarded during the first | builder; stucco dwelling, 4427 Ord | 500, - nine months of this vear is 9 per cent | street northeast (lot 804, square 5119):| . T. M. Baldwin, otvner and builder: greater-than the figure set by the first |to cost $500. to erect frame addition, 3137 Eight' e b ithe Y975 wtilts ithe woNiie || WeIC TEnara senth street northeast (lot 17, square 25 BUILT LA 22 SOLD Brick Homes; six rooms and tiled bathroom. Colonial front porch. Double rear .porches. Built-in garuge_. LOW PRICE—REASONABLE TERMS Miller, owners ant MacNi architect: to of construction ually undertaken {huuders: (&) 207); to cost §400. durinz the first 10 months of 1926 | erect ons 2.story brick’ and frame wder, owner: A. Jeffrey, bulld- SEiany e Nt e dwelling, 4341 Tawthorne strect (ot ¢ ose rear porch. 2657 Rhode Y lice Sruie the corresponding total for last vear. |62 e 1620): to cost $12,000. s nu s 2 y " N at Police Statiox the ¢ ndine N vear. | 62, S LTI e n;)sr.theusl (ot 12, square Turn off Nichols Avenue Al large | bullders; G. E. MacNeil. ‘architect: to : e T Siin: S be [erect one frame garage, 4344 Haw- | to wiger one fram(: :uorsnl;:.,‘ h 4 o translated into terms of wctual opera- eot (ot €2, square 1620); to | 2114 I D cenue northeast | WM P i\ 4 . s 10 y 2 thons. cc - : to cost $300. | ¥ 3 x — R The Index numbers for volume of |\ 3o ving Mulitz, owner and bulider: Realtor . o z ed, Lused on the 1913 | il 1con West, architect: to erect | - T\ 5 e Wande ot 4s for | Langlex Co \ie story brick apartment, 1135 | 810 F St. N.W. Main 2255 easons The Are S‘ellino. s follows the peak |S.oT¥ ! aryland avenue northeast (lots 23 y y £ LA . which broke | 2YeRus (ot 43 st [ 1nd 24, square 984); to cost $45.000, =4 @ month records for [$89:00% 3 ;| 1% ¢ Richardson, owner and builde | 2 z 5 4 4 G award o In only two |, “ig0 g i » = = = — = 1. Desirable location, high elevation and convenient to car and bus months d nd 1926 has the | 2} o7, avenue el = = - T Bk i lines, stores, schools, churches. N for 2. English type homes, beautifully designed and different from all the cthers. 3. Large front and rear porches, garage, paved street and alley. 4. They contain fireplace, paneled walls, oak floors throughout, cork tile kitchen floor, white enameled range and sink, refrigerator, kitchen cabinet, built-in Pembroke tub with shower, pedestal lavatory, built-in fixtures, Pittsburgh Instantaneous water heater. - 5. They are restfully different from other homes, with their land- scaped lawns, lighting fixtures, wall coverings, millwork designs, etc. 6. They are priced at $9,750, and we will accept reasonable terms. Exhibit Home, 2526 Tunlaw Rd. N.W. Open .and Lighted Until 9 P.M. of contracts ! L-po 1018 | 4736 i v lane higher Rian | o ned in September. mar awarded reache that which it ¢ $725 GG0 BUILDING ! builder; to erect one metal temporary PERMITS FOR WEEK |sted. 1206 ‘lwenty-second street dot 79, square 50); to cost $800. IN NATIONAL CAPRITAL | _Will Erect Dwelling. r. owner and r, Inc., builder: me_dwelling . “Overlooking Public Park and Concord Avenue” |er & . (Continued_from to cost $12,000. re C'o., owners and builders; to erect two tile private gar- This Is a Bargain and 4218, Xteenth street ! (o nd 28, square 2643): to cost | & oniy $6,800 . Cullinane, owner and builder; On 11th Street N.W. W. Giles, architect: (o erect brick ad- These homes are one block west from intersection of 37th Street and Wisconsin P — dition, 805 Third street (lot 31, square 662): fo cot §8.000. e aE Just North of Monroe Avenue and are convenieni 3. B. Moss v and builder: 6 rooms, bath, ete. Garage. In e ine y A. Brandt, architect: to remodel splendid condition. gl to car and bus lines. store-. New York avenue (ot 802, square 3 schools. churches. et owners aunus || Percy H. Russell Co. y or. builder: | Exclusive Agents i 926 15th Street N.W. B. H. Gruver OWNER AND BUILDER 927 15th St. N.W. Main 2670 —_— Or Your Broker 718 to 738 Marietta Place Northwest Situated Immediately North of Eighth and Madison Streets FEATURES Six large rooms, tiled baths, built-in tubs, concrete front porches, one-piece enameled sinks, pantries with built-in ice boxes, hot water heat, kitchen cabinets, large porches, Ilom hot water storage heater, large light cellar with servants’ lavatory and ot 00 CASH Corner, $10,500 Open and Lighted Until 8 P.M. j Floyd E. Davis Company Realtors 733 Twelfth Street N.W. A TAKOMA, D. C. BUNGALOW Completed Yesterday BEGEEE =% % )\, 800 Whittier St. « beauty inside and outside. New type stucco, first in Washington, We are not listing the many features of this bunga- Iow, hut fnvite inspection tomorrow. Price, $10,750 With Garage Go out Georgia Ave., turn ght into Whittier. G. W. CHASE The Best Buy on the Market Erected by Walter A. Dunigan Sponsored by The Evening Star Bailey Bldg. Takoma Choice NEW Homes ol " s < m Home in ‘“Old Chevy Chase” at Bargain Price One of the opportunities which come only rarely, the chance to buy a luxuriously equipped residence far under its ordi- nary market value. g Tt has such desirable features as an automatic electric refrigerating machine. an incinerator for rubbish and garbage. automatic water heater, two beautiful tiled baths and shower, a glassed in sleeping porch in addition to four regular sleeping rooms, cozy breakfast room, cedar closets and cedar storage room, sun gparlor, a fireplace on each floor, a workroom in the basement, and three servants’ rooms with extra baths. . The house and two-car garage are of substantial construction, stucco over hollow tile. The upkeep is negligible and the fire risk is low. The fixtures are in harmony with the rest of the house in quality and design. The lot is large, 125 feet on Connecticut avenue, 135 feet on Quincy street. The land is worth $16,000 without the house. It is beautified by trees and hedges and has the advantage of a superior corner location. _This property was offered recently at $55,000 and was worth it. The owner, however, who is mow a widow, does not longer require a house of this size. She has placed the property in the hands of this } office for sale at a price which represents an actual sacrifice, a reduction of $10,000. We are able to offer this fine home on convenient terms for : Only 45,000 You are acquainted with the fine homes and beautiful surroundings in “Old Chevy, Chase.” This home is at No. 2 Quincy street, at the corner of Connecticut avenue, Chevy Chase, Md. Open for Inspection Saturday Afternoon and Sunday You are invited to drive out and inspect the house Saturday afternoon or Sunday. ]E will be open. Or you may inspect any other day by making an appointment at our office. RUBY LEE MINAR, INC. Exclusive Agents 9,100 t0 *12,250 T'he outstanding residential val- ues of Chevy Chase—-distinctive, detached dwellings in English and Colonia! designs, with every com- fort and refinement that urban houses present! faeland Built by M. @ R. B. Warren in Chevy Chase, Md. Large grounds, a select environ- ment, adjacent schools and churches, proximity to cars and buscs—last, but not least, steadily enhancing values! i See the MODEL HOME ' Turn West on Bradiey lane from Connecticut Ave., them North two . squares on Maple Ave. DOUGLASS & PHILLIPS, Inc. Exclusive Agents 1516 K Strect Frank. 5678 5th and Madison Streets N.W. Sample House, 5703 5th St. Open, Heated and Lighted Until 9 P.M. To inspect, drive out Georgia Avenue to Longfellow Street, east to 5th Street, one block to houses. WALTER A. DUNIGAN Ouner and Builder 925 15th St. N.W. 1405 New York Ave. Main 1145