Evening Star Newspaper, August 20, 1927, Page 18

- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. SATURDAY., AUGUST 20, 1927.% - REAL ESTATE.) :: :] $534,399,900 INVESTED, |ous month, which holds the high | yet recorded in t 1t figure, but showed a loss of 27 | l E FOR LIB RY st e, o re';%r: ;:{yarlics:gehm"gm Sviienl 10 per cent ahead of the July, . | cent from the total for June, July Construction Contracts East|of construction started during the | ——————————————————————— Conducted for The Star i sy ® hast seven months up to $3,722,383,200, | BY ELIZABETH STETSON AND of Rocky Mountains Listed. lm(s being a 2 per cent increase over | GENEVIEVE HENDRICKS the first seven months of last year. - > - July construction contracts in the | Mg, first seveh months of fast veur Finest Section of Mt. Pleasant i, Early English Library. territory east of the Rocky Mountalns | in the Middlo Atlantic States (easte b 7 " > STETSON. _ reached a total of $534,399,900, accord- Ivania, southern New Jersey 40 arl( R(] \ “, BY ELIZABETH STETSON. ing ‘m F. W. Dodge Corporation. The | Delaware, District of e i Ve . - territory comprised in this record con- : Lelilnoninitises " 3.6 An elegant brick home such as this. its attractiveness ngen n - sists of 37 States and includes about | e Bopiances don wors iy popyier § ' f R D D enhanced by large shade trees and beautiful flowers and shrubs, ! "’ i volume of the country. There was an is rarely obtainable. T bl ~~———1 i3] ! increase of 3 per cent over July of I ~Tts ten large rooms with oak paneled walls and beamed ceil- ——= el last year, although last month's nspect These New Homes ing will attract you if you are secking a high-class re o in Mecorative value of these same books S il"flfl figure fell 16 per cent below the previ- ||| 1607-9-11 A St. N.E. a convenient and an exclusive neighborhood , i scene in | his home is now vacant effect a quick <ale it has h takes ® + B acant. a «quic ale it has heen ; : ; : mm.orlf '{:EF“‘“ » DieaiTalowR ntketivaluatandiifs T Gk cost Hol i e end v i 3 triclty, front and rear porches. hard. = g Ay H QN Tropdyhoore BUULR water ‘henter. I Open Sunday From 10 AM. to 6 P.M. l 77 - large cellar: nice back yard: garage ||| ————— S, S A S L B v 3 | The library is a room which is com. real on alley. One block west of Enstern High School. ;?.axlx;{:;;:‘r treatment and furnishing : ‘ llllp!tl:ioll LACY & BELT R F “l“’ili" ke iy v?if,.fi.,; 193 G SESW. T Tel Fe. 8008 706 Colorado Bldg. Main 6140 i and the be (’2 e 3 { :mgfl i ,";:li"’"mi%!{ | i Shades pn— N et us start, chronologically, with the library of an early English house. o the walls woul | {4 be few in number, prot ‘ on one wall. The woody I 114 be dark, of course, and the f = - S Furnished riture of the heavy, dark type. . § Ll ! 1P i "I{Wfii’i“ o Us | 1L g il i i Wood Panels Preferred. J B N The nvariably that of a_ wood-p: room. For the early English house o : | L ’ , Elizabethan, J 5 - % L ] UL . Home 5 Already Sold whether it is Tudor, hean or Stuart, a room su g 5 & . y - 3 i : - Built By We Believe the Most Substantial Values in Washington Today describe below will be priate. Tha wa f : P ckahel ! other wood : W. C. & A. N. Miller e let. rust or vellow. will give a m |is the heart « o s 1t WESLEY. HEICHYS « liate I ht. —_— in the|l® | pru iy | Klow to light up the soft coloring of | luxuri ot the | the bor 1 I _—’~_—__ '"l|II]IIIIIIIIIIllln!ljll|||IlIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIII]II!NJLIWIIH“' To ect in the period . these panels must be small and pe of room. o | =t angular. The shelves should run|eral atn of a library mt e - . but not of bar 2 - from floor to ceiling, and the cmi\lm 0 s _ " hould be kept low. so that even the | solitude. - J _B l M d l H ; Suigh Shelves can be easily reached : : ameson-putlt Mode omes e n‘\‘.:"u"{{g‘;fl: 12"?\‘5{ }'1::[" i ot | - : ke | Only a Few Left Y Tlacis ‘ 913 to 937 Quincy Street N.W. are not read (and who does pos- i sess quite a number of these?) on the ¥ ent ons to = . " shelves which are out of ordinary |« hoo es and fire, and per 2 S ll F Teach. ) sofa’ with ro e elling Fast There should always be a fireplace = there is room | 2 o n t t nc 4n the library. The plcture is ne it ; : 1 1 0 t s e e s v e HEt e L 1 Inspect at Once est Homes night, a warm fire and an interes! »sirable cover- | ; ) 5 bock; perfect satisfaction. x | ! Six large rooms, tiled ; s bath, h.-w.h,, electric lights, ]gges S v Needless to say, the lighting fixtures | . h Oriental Rugs Necessary. | (0 h"0" of the candle type in iron hardwood floors and_trim, « : " In this early English room "'_“,‘)Tlm gilded wood | : & onc-piece sink, built-in ice Great big 45-foot front lots”— e i e ———e | : : box, instantaneous water are the features of these Homes in or linen curtains p | heater and other extras. tree of life or any other Eastern de Fireplace Is Heart of Home e ¥ b Double rear porches, ulncy sign. Failing this, a plain linen in a he Bolid color, such as vermillion, scar-| Tt has been well said that the hearth | St § cement front porch, With “ or without built-in garage. “Acl the m whi Terrace = 54 e o W 5 A R RO 57 o R bl Located at Colorado Ave., Madison and M ontague Sts, N.W., Just East of 16th St. f ! i g g owns one.” Quincy & 22nd Sts. N.E. 1S Select Group | ol Prett F | o 5 X y Bungalows—and wonder- : ol For Sale by ‘,I,Jl., go "l..d 4 ;:l,, Sar AT _l:'eaturesI o | " . “Mod to the mi % t! Eight rooms, two baths, and brick garage. Large living room, wos Of Modern Homes : THIT, Thomas A. the oy ‘;p, ,;"';" “_;:m:“ place, bright and cheerful dining room and breakfast porch, o in g hardwood floors; rooms and space, cedar closet, colored ornamental tile bath, cut glass large closets; convenient porches. and Pembroke tub, handsome selected electric fixtures throu | ; 5 Jameson Co. . Red Scal Plan, giving ample outlets; also dual wiring system provic Gallaudet Parl( : : Ownareand Buillsss The Blg‘ Bl.ly at ight. _ Kitchen contains white enamel Process gas range equipped Heat Regulator; floor covered with A g Linoleum; large back 3 3 »* In a Restricted Community IR g 3 s 90‘2]{1 Y.MA.ve.sgéw- s6,850 tO s8,4'50 e % N - one Main . Sample House—1135 Oates St. N.E. (Il S SR S—" — 'fn’f,:dx. . 1 3 9 5 O — Open Now Daily and Sunday for Inspection lg:rx f‘l"dw—aor vhone our Mr. Ham: Taico 15th and G . « 5 . oAV T o dnd G Open and Lighted Daily Until 9 P.M. on, ~Wis. 3151—~for special appoint. Representative on Premises g T Sy ; ) Is & north to Homes. OF ‘will take You to within two squai i Built, Owned and For Sale by These well-built homes will win your immediate approval. They are sturdily constructed of brick: have six rooms—hardwood $ 7 i . floors—hot-water heat—colonial front porch and double rear b o a"y lte porches, Built-in refrigerator. ; . % . 4 A Bach home has an attractive lot 150 feet deep, making an % 2 (Incorporated) 1deal playground for the children or a suitable plot for the family 5 1410 H St. NW. Main 1023 garden. 1514 K St. Main 4846 bus line, stors, etc. An inspection b : 4 J ot Convenient to schools, will repay you. $7g 150 fi Attractive Terms s Located just north of Florida Ave., between West Vir- ) ; by " i w I 4 Nlasl(‘l' }[()(101 HO]’]]C ginia Ave. and 10th St. N.E., and reached via the Trinidad = i B ; Bz Bp B[gbts 2610 44th Place N.W. and Burleith bus line. — J. Dallas Grady B Ll g ] 904 14¢h St. N.W. 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