Evening Star Newspaper, January 22, 1927, Page 24

REAL ESTATE. .EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, JANUARY 22, 1927. REAL ESTATE. — be of i one, cement or | Dante or X-shaped chairs in \vood‘ahvl\d Obtaining Selectivity. | stripiv: to make and doss. ot coat [ RIS TSR teES QIS SUNEE 51 1o Brackets and pilasters '“”r"r;m-»'?d\vn(;:{ :G’»’E{-nf.\-]r]m(x'fn;gp:teshys:i ::1:‘:\"9;(": A wave trap is not an infallible | Much. However, there are many other | matter of cutting through local inter D o Thood &t the ten. The | cushions so that they were quite com- | means of obtaining greater selectivity. | facts involved in this matter of ‘ob- |ference. And, of course, the direction furnishings of b Toom b1 for | fortable. There were smaller carved | Results vary widely, but such a device | taining selectivity. A shorter antenna | in which the antenna points is in bold deta 2 c o ono ehairs and wtools also of wal- |18 at least worth a ‘trial because it is usually helps. Some circuits o b bioutasts v ¢|nut. The rugs for such a room > figured damas silk should always be Oriental, of bold all- bly linens, and wher S over repeating pattern and. g:\l_v col S ] I' i ™ er Se Sevi Tugs used against the glass they should by s, It better: o, use ASVOLG of coarse filet nets or laces or ('useg— a e size than to cover the floor conr large piece. The g s e i, 1 An Invitation Tapestri fixtures, candlesticks On the walls Gothic tapestries or |18 ands may be of iron or carved, rich velvets or brocades should be|Eilded oF polychromed wood, A col To Those Who Can Appreciate a Really ors in the Italian a hung over a couch or chest or table. are full and glowing. Reds, da - The principal table in the room |browns, rich golds and blues predom- Beaut‘ful Home should be rectanguls 1 {Inate. Pictures should be few. Genu e S e eaalion | the e "‘.‘.T,?:u? wfm”;f;\l::g«\lwa:&p“:‘uz- These homes personally constructed by us have an appealing originality and charm al or round. | a A modern davenport, uphol- that recommend them to those who appreciate the best. | Chests are eith cruder oblong | stered in the rich velvets or tapestries # : i} | Gothic_type richly carved or of the Spanish period, is a They have received flattering comment from real estate experts who have inspected 1[3“',;,(),{:."f"l\’q i el e 3 Y ‘::3“‘!;;(‘;;;‘b;r;“;:";‘ them. The opinion of these experts should be of paramount interest and importance to | sometimes ‘painted with pictorial | accompanying this article shows a. cor- you. See them yourself. | scenes. rectly furnished corner in a modern The credenza is a typically Italian | adaptation of an Italian or Spanish a sort of large chest with doors, | Renai simply paneled and generally 1s a sideboard armchai of The Oriental peach moth, which o with | probably came to this country from tretchers ' J 9 is becoming a|/fl Must Be Sold 3 ik in the wall with deep plaster reveals. A ” RNISHING THE HOME ok E L DR . Large Semi-Detached T i) Floors are of dark wood or tile. The Conducted for The Star mantel is the most prominent architec- ] Col()pial Brick Home tural feature in the room, and should IZABETH STETSON AND GENEVIEVE HENDRICKS e . ) : = = - 1008 Otis St. N.W. The Italian and Spanish Renaissance. ) great awakening of interest in the ||| | nd Rome Here is an ahsolute bargain in a large 3-story semi- BY ELIZABETH STETSON. new x;l\l{ the ‘Ilmmissnure | ¢ detached brick residence. Its location is most con- sty we call it, was 1900 Bl k 16 h 3 ent-—near 14th St. cars, st i In our previous articles ‘we have |anpreciation of- these. ol ia. | ock 16t Tiis SUi s + 5118 Coramee comsen LAl plast ani qfif\n g,.,.knf‘ of dut[erpm ,.m-m}g of in- s = 310 | St N w is in excellent condition, having been newly papered terior decoration, such as the “Queen q A oot OF . . . 2 thruout. Eleven large bright rooms, Anne” period, the Spanish Rena s s have more or lei ONLY wide colonial front porch, glassed-in sance period, or the early Ame plaster walls, { i rear porch, hot-water heat and at- can period. As there are many people | ing of vaulted plaster, and sometimes A substantial brick building ||| 9 9 ‘.),00 tractive lighting fixtures. The lot is y ved = |2 beamed or paneled wood ceilin, 2 E g 27 feet front b d de i “period” in its application to houses, | work in the room St S ; ce fe h ! 3 baths, -wate 2 chased in suburbs an £ e NS il try o doaniibe the IRABR | G e i baths, hot-water heat. Can )l;:‘r":l):lm A d has priced this historic styles which we are reproduc- | ows should have as little trim be easily remodeled into apart- e s = = = 1|l ments. ; Open Sunday After 11 AM. bout these styles, because = that is built is a copy ibit House, 6213 12th St. N.W. One Block West of Georgia Ave. at Rittenhouse St. Price, $ 1 2,950 Attention to such important home features as the following has produced a home that is a revelation. This convenient environment is unobtainable elsewhere at the same price. Large living room with artistic brick open fireplace. Dressing room with extra lavatory and toilet. . Paneled dining room. Spacious porches. (v 7 ; T ¥ 4 good bedrooms. Heated garage. adapiation of some previousty | || - BEFORE BUYING The owner is anxious to sell H d M'd l I Tataes aidtnes B0 ok Hari frsturee (B NEE) sk foovs throngheid ng house. en this previous X b | . g 2 ) 2 v g (St B s g g o and will consider a reasonable 1 € ges | € 0“, nc. 30-gallon Welshach Hot Zone. i of furniture evolved with it, a style lNSPECT I offer ¢ Ran This latest home convemience guarantees '@ continuous supply of Mot water at @l times % ealtors suited in purpose, appearance and It is automatic. B . o1 b M pase T b s THESE HOMES ‘ j/ l1lAEye Se Ik Eranthio Jo0s 4 Out 16th St. to Colorado Ave. to Georgia Ave. we should not furnish it with the : i Bl e e Sl e ] . artcles which tevtioned wione with 3 |[| 3949 34e1 St N.W. Thomas J. Fisher & Co., Inc. to Rittenhouse St., West one block to 12th St. ifferent kind of house. Tha - N.W. | = ¢ i st as much out of place as the Detached corner home, con- | 738 15th St. NNW. Main 6830 3 or out Georgia Ave. to Rittenhouse St., West one block to 12th St. wearing of evening clothes on the golf 2 il 2196 Miright Voo | b links. three baths and many fea- et IR L L2 | | SHAPIROKATZ REALTY COMPANY the En; h, late Gothic and Renais- ) ais [ J [ B R o - D sance; n:p_ French styles of Louis XIV, A semi - detached home, | E RS B e Directors; Engish. trom Quiecn Anne || Siene caorms an. tao Batha i ou MHS t D GCIde Q“lel y Main 9111 1416 K St. N.W. Q @ heraton and Hepplewhite, | American periods trom early ||} 1716 Upshur St. N.W. ? RN colonial days to the present time. Renaissance Based on Classics. Aot iR HieE Hiome o 2 In the Middle Ages, as we have 1 —0’ e 00 a e—— :‘tnled before, the chest was the prin- The Above Homes Are pal article of furniture, serving as both trunk and seat. But with the || Well Worth Your In- Renaissance we find interiors and fur- spection. niture developing along more modern lines. Gothic architecture was de- |l For Further Information Apply veloped principally in France, Eng- land and Germany, and spread from |l FLOYD E. DAVIS COMPANY there to other. northern countries. ¥ Ttaly and Spain had always the re. Realtors mains of the great Roman buildings beside them so that their architecture 733 12th St. N.W. was influenced by these, and they Main 353-352 mever fully accepted the Gothic style. From about 1450 to 1550 came the Put Your Money in a SAFE Home Take into consitjeration_the lqnd Z:l“es Sixppeeicoptimaily increasing You’ll never be able to duplicate this wonderful combination of Home and location— uincy Terracel | 14th to 16th St.— Quincy and 22nd St. N.E. —improved as we are developing with O P k d S Detached Homes of the most prac- 7 t tical and livable character—each oc- : n ar w OO L L . cupying a lot 45 feet front—more than twice as ‘big as a row house. You cannot help appreciating the In all Columbia Heights there are no Homes to compare with these. solid, substantial investment — the You’ll be surprised at the many extraordinary features incorporated in 1 0 A | re Left economy that ownership will be to Hem—— . s S S wiifeel Singiyui trom the b en them—features of comfort and convenience, of luxury and utility. i g e After That No More at These Terms Homes for Terms that you’ll handle $7.050—8.450 | . $350 Cash—$55 Monthly Inside Home Corner Home X 56,750 to $7,150 The question of the cash pay- 6 and 7R00ms.__1 and2 Baths Wiy, Bl Batits s ditached Iovstags ob sbe beghi® tbatns ent and the monthly terms won’t . of :; any burden—for weynot only build with tiled bath and hot-water heat radiation; and a warm the kind of Homes people want—but h 1 d 2 C G basement with excellent laundry facilities—homes ready for we help you to buy them.' g Wlt an ar arages occupancy. Kite-built means best-built the city The monthly payment of $55 includes all interest as well over—and we have finished these Beautiful rooms—grouped in a prac- hall, and enormous wardrobe closets in as being a substantial payment on the principal. The interest particular Homes to the highest de- tical and effective way—handsomely each bedroom. Perfectly appointed rate is lower than any other building operations—6 per cent. ree of modern convenience, includ- kitchen, with built-in refrigerator. igng hotawaterdheat: decorated. Porches, some open, others Finest of hot-water heating p]an%s, il 276 families decided that Fort Stevens Ridge homes give > g . enclosed—but all practical for use, in- automatic heater, with storage tank for more real value than lesser operations. Only 10 homes remain Renting is continual worry. cluding breakfast and sleeping. Lux- the service water. Completely installed at these low terms and prices—come out today. Open until Buy one of these Homes—and uriously equipped baths, with built-in laundry trays, servant’s toilet, and built- 9 p.m. be happy in knowing you have fixtures. Hardwood floors throughout in garage—for 1 or 2 cars—entrance Fort Stevens Ridge is 20 minutes from the Treasury by auto. made a profitable investment as the home. Big coat closet in reception from paved alley. Chain stores, markets, banks, schools and churches are within well as bought a comfortable walking distance. Home. Exclusive Homes on an Exclusive Street Exhibit House: 619 Rittenhouse St. N.W. Open every day and Sunday, or phone our Mr. Hamilton, Cleveland 1490—for special Drive out 16th Street through Colorado Ave. to Rittenhouse St.; or take appointment. . x i s 2 T o, Enter Parkwood Street—west from 14th—just above Park Road—and these ge‘:fle“veA"&";";‘;’;r‘h‘zrz‘:n:““ marked “Takoma” to Rittenhouse 8t. Rhode Island Ave. and 22nd St. N, valk- Homes occupy both sides of the street. ot R ing north to homes. Or the bus will take you to within two squares. Open from 9 AM. to 9 P.M. every s day and evening including Sunday. ™ L] Harry A. Kite gl . | W A /MA \ Y / 1514 K Street Main 4846 & K 9080 1430 K Street N.W, Main 3830 Member Washington Real Estate Board Owners and Builders of Communities # j