Evening Star Newspaper, September 11, 1927, Page 94

STEAMSHIPS. RESORTS. " ‘THF' SUNDAY' "STAR. WASHINGTON.. . C, qI"T’Tl"\[BFF’ 11, 1927—PART €. SALE HOUSES. (Continued.) T A WONDERFUL B, BI5 600N Wore Tk AERER Sarace ONLY $7.950: EASY TERMS. are looking for a real bargain in the nw. it will pay vou to inspect this hig i fircom home with 3 large covered porcl on & high elevation convenient to st #chools. churches and transportation fac 18, Trled bath ~with built-in tub and shower, master hedroom across entire {ront of house kitchen with pantry. Built-in garage | deep 1ot 0 ba-ed aller. Newly decorated and mainted. hardwood floors and all modern | ennveniencen This home ia priced for im | madiate sale at §7.050. J ke conven- | Tt Terme.® Cun® Adama 473 for further in | Tormation SANSBURY MARIETTA PARK HOMES. 8th and Madison Sts. N.\W. | BLOCK FROM PROPOSED NEW ¥ TCR1ER WG R SCHOOL The prettiest new homes in \Washington within 81,300 of the price. Second to NONE in point of con- stzuction and equipment. $8.950. Terms Like Rent, Do not fail to see them. SAMPLE HOUSE, 731 MADISON N.V. OPEN DAILY UNTIL # P.M 3\‘. L \'\\QRI'RY (TV I\( & 141% EYE ST PHOYE SERVCE uTil B P M DOWNS seeing 3805 Warren st ent to eversthing. IRVIN T 528 VAR] An_excelient tapestrs brick home. just a faw dnors from 16th st onr N‘rnym-mx two tiled baths. very large living fln] din I rooms. ronerete. framt: porch, very wine Vlreping. and CTear porches. large back yard | with alley An unusnally comfortable “and antemient. hame in- one nf the best. re ontial Sectione This 1s realls an oppori | T e liscriminating home buser. W d to sacrifice for an immediate BROWN. 1400 H.__ M R TAKOMA PARK, MD Just Completed. Nine 5-Room Bungalow ge. roomr lot. o hot-water heat tubs. concrete cellar paved_sidewalk 85250 Without Garage. 3,400 With Garage. Small Cashk Payment Monthly Payments Like Rent. To incpeet—Take Takoma Park ear. et ] o% at end of line. walk down Westmoreland to Eastern ave. and one or_drive out_Blair rd.. turn in at ar_Home to Eastern ave. Builder & Owner. Columbia 93, or 222 \\'lem- Al owner ‘and buil 1853 under entire house A \h]\nl Shepherd 3 S OUIESADA ST. GHEVY CHASE. D. C. l An 1Jeal comnact stucro. detached home. | —— blocks east of | large * rooms. | with shower. tiled hot-water' heat, : huiltin garage beautiful t-eeg {ront and rear Lot 40x14 e ‘ ant ta stores schoo) and churches. * Price. | 12000 on termn. 1t will pay vou to'in- | spect this bargain 3 IACOBSON M\UE., YNERS AND BI ()“ N I'OR CINSPECTION 3 FLA. AVE. N.E. & rooms and Bath. orches. age. Price ot and. terme to suit. VAPLE, & JAMES 1116 14th § Main_10260. STONE BUNGALOW, NEW. 12 rooms, 3 haths: 39t and Runtington wte _Chevy hase: open’ lighted. Stuart G. McAlister. Agent, Man 1013 Investment Blds. * OPEN SUNDAY. | , JAND PARK, 3315 Newark Street. ime a beau- n the heart [re have o offer for the first . res: c Tenrecantative an premisca hett , FOr weekday Apbointments. call "Main THE MUNSEY TRUST .CO,, Real_Estate Denartment COLORED—BARGAIN. 6-Room Home West of 16th St. Only $8,000—$63.00 a Month. A wonderful onnortunity for colored to | huy 'm- colonial brick Immr n z‘ did o seetion TAth Large Jront orch 6 Nalls " Larse cellar with ‘excellent | new decorations and fixtures. “gs Jot 10 Daved allev. snace for Tmmediate nossession. Take advantage o this real hf‘rllllv Reduced to $8.000: $500 i month including all' n “°Call Frankiin 4371 for et ne plant BIG BARGAINS. 255 11th st. s.e., corner. 1610 Potomac ave. s.e. 305 Longfellow n.w. 523 13th st. n.e All these houses have 6 large rooms with tile bath, hot-water heat, electric lights, double rear porches, laundry trays, garage with each house. Inspect at once. Prices and terms very reasonable. THOMAS A 906 N. Y St JAMESON CO., Main 3326, YOULL CONVINCED— BEST HOME L 4200 HAYES ST. gmflmmwm‘mm LONG-DISTANCE §| OUTOF TOWN REA L 431, FEE Hichway interencts. (he main o of the thriving town of New Market \a In the center of the Caverns of \umu 000 10 N 00 o Tdeal Toeat < OPTINISM NOTFD ~ INSTEEL INDUSTRY COTTA rices at any time wEl I'K XD COTTAGES AT NORTH BEAC " s Fishing _parties Uinners sarved season. | Write nw. or call M Main 104 | Ccpper Tone Generally| Steady—Domestic Buyers Are Holding Off. Farsed The ND PIANOS nw Phone By the Associated Press NEW YORK, Ssptember operations in the steel market during the week were little changed from the rate of the past two months. Howeve more optimism was appareng. with the industry said to be coifldent that many buyers would goon come into the market for more than ordinary supplies. There was a slight increase reported in production in An the first gain since February Pipe mill id (o be looking for 10.—Actual | ingot sust Without Worry or Risk MOVE sponsible Sepvice. Storage ' rooms €2 mo pert packers for shin- NORTH "" bing 59 Fla ave D BUY—HOU OR T ROOM HOTSE cash down LO\(' UISTAN(F Mfl\’! RS F Hlfifll?!O TORAGE hen i CRATE AND PACK BY EXPERTS ; TN OF REAIESTATE | 1313 YOU STREET, N.W. ion, Wi . Cleve PHONE NORTH 3343 CASHFOR CORNER | WILL PAY store suitable f or down stairs office CAN ALT S HIG 2232383 PAY n And Local Moving Loads or part Ioads 1o and_(rom Bal Pl York. Bps. Cincinnie ROOMS navment “PREFER™ OLD would ike pas HUNGER | 1000 Vi | “EIGHT e’ 10 AVlDSON T oom 1019 FROM OWNER—Four to six| apt. houses, cheap for cash.| Call Mr. Mills, Main 5904. | WE HAVE A CLIENT FOR A 5 OR 6| brick hungalow in_the northwest. price | N STORAGE Rond Buildine _M:in i M DLER’ S PACKING Transfer Co‘ 616 Eye St ! il \nmm Su 1510 H St. N.W. Main 8012 TIK ANSFER STORAGE Mam 9220 to & Co. 0 MOVING KRIEGS & STORAGE \ ‘ 4N T Ave SALE l”( ear Blue Ridee Mountain for the season. Outdoor ponl cavoeine | Excellont meals, Cirto | date accommodations. $13 Send for booklet, . Mra HORACE TRIMMER umn:. | & n 3 L~ M. COLONIAL HOTEL iz alk 10 Golf [ Va ® modern wnrshin Sneciat rates atter Sent Managens nt n-«. V& T SINTHE AIJ‘S OFA-‘kllCA' HLU RIDCENMWAA'S lum VISTA SPRISGE. TRANALI COUNIY. 7 [ Oct. 130 Rooma. 100 iole Horses. Daneing, T DELAWARE W ¢ B THE KITTATINNY LEADING HOTEL Delaware Water Gap, Pa. Open to Novemher. The idaal he jioekk enit"ur extended Autumn era lent “tahle " Orchestra CRANPIONSHIB TRHOLE el Septempe 10! C WILDWOOD s, CANENHL OWOOD: Wil BUS EALLOF PUBLICIT'Y, CHAMB IROF COMMERCE. WILOWE OB~ NEW JERSEY 3eptember and October— A Remarkable Vacation Season. Remarkable for the great number of summer- time attractions that remain until November Remarkable for the climate so conducive to rest, renewed health and vitality— Remarkable for the people of culture- Boardwalk, the beach and the Sports. include golf, horseback riding, swimming, trapshooting, fishing and sailing. Among the attractions are “the Boardwalk and 1ts roller chairs, ocean piers, theatres, shops, mov.es, dances 2nd concerts. Life at the world's leading resort hotels is of the highest standard and quite inexpensive. A -Hotel Denais £ -The Skelburne AE-Hotzl Knickerbacter A -Tke Holmhurst here enjoying the “Hete! Bright» A -atel Chelzea A -Galen Ha'l A -The Fennharst at-The Ereaters Ar-Narlborough- Elenieim & -Hotel Strand | & -Hotel Morts | A -Secside Hote! he neighborhond is o best_in Washington— eversthing. schools. stor: erc” and the Homes are great. bic #:xrnom Houses—filed bath. hard- wood floors hig closets. hot-water excellent porchas. Carefuliy and thoroughly finished 1n evers way Price Is V. Terms less Vou 10 within 1ust a step of these Homes 3 B PINN, REPRESENTATIVE Xenyon St. Col. 3817 ) SEE NW electrie lights This home i now vacant: possession = Aeposit - Price. 51 050 monthly A -The Wilishize oth Pu AE-Hotel Traymore European Plan. A -Chalfonte-Haddon Ha!l A-American Plan AF A cool August usunlly precedesn HOT September with the result that at Atlantic City both monthe are perfect. matlboroughblenhelm; STCHARLES “The House with the Home Atmosptere” ATLANTIC CITY 8oBE: and OCt. i< movt driighit aihore Finend Bathing i s b T4 ward to sub iron was quiet a W domostic | was gener asking 13! Consumers a {eurrent | sellers ward needs, mand has been reported at unchanged prices. b and confined to small lots, 1 producers. s lovels were said to hay better consuming dem mand averaged fair, {awaiting the August ment. A ward the clase of the week of important demanc ing pressure of spot 4 the principal features N The rise in pri .u. in it | ot short Co.. wimim [ 96,000 hales e “Nddress BOS | ‘yrizor copa tial improvement. Pig | nd unchanged. continued qufet with | vers holding off, the tone steady, with producers | for electrolytic delivered. | e believed to have thelr | requirements covered, but | are said to be anticipating | e substantial huying against A maoderate export hile copper BREAK IS SEVERE IN GOTTON PRICES { Heavy General Liquidation Occurs, but Market Closes With Tone Steady. | i n price fluctuations were narrow general consuming demand was Tin -plate pro estimated at 10 | ast vear. | . with leading | The lower | attracted a i, sieady. Consuming de- The trade was statistical state 1927 was er th.n | Bs the Associated Press. | NEW YORK, September 10.—A | | more severe break developed in the | cotton market today under continued [heavy general liquidation. . December | contracts sold off to 0, decline of 86 points from I lldm < closing quota- | tion and more than $10 a bale from |the high price touched immediately after publication of the Government | erop report on Thursday. They closed |at 22,00, the general market closing | steadv at a net decline of 76 to 80 ne was turned slightly easier fo. Absence d a little sell nd futures were ntimony WILL AID FARMERS. EW YORK 10 (. | points, add | The market npened easy at a de | cline of 35 to 44 points under liquida the irrization districts of the | tion and Southern or local selling, pro- River Valley, in Arizona, figures |moted hy relatively weak cables from Maricopa County &howing 41,628 | Liverpool and favorable weather re of Jong staple’ and 39,800 acres |ports. = Trade buying and covering cotton, R. J. Van Ingen & |caused railies of a few points from investment hankers, report. Of (time to time, but selling seemed to in timated production in volume as prices worked | about 84500 will be in Mari- \ln\\M and stop orders were uncovered | The value of the crop | in considerable volume. will he $11.000.000. Prospects for o omber s of cotton will 11y to the prosperity of the farm ntinued good | ALL CRUISE RATES INCLUDE HOTELS, DRIVES, GUIDES, FEES ROUND THE WORLD 'S sth flwl—lll $1250 to $3000 Jmlbln-hf.fl 'm bruary 1 frem Los Angeles By the npeclullv chartered numptnmu new Cunard-Anchor Liner “‘CALEDONIA, "’ an oil-burner, 17,000 tons register. A floating palace for the trip; 19 days in Japan and China; Hilo, Honolulu, Manila, Java, Burma, option 17 days in India ; Ceylon, 3 days in Cairo; Jerusal lem, Athens, Naples, Monte Carlo, Har\'e, Glasgow. Smp-over in Europe in the springtime. CLARKSS 24th CRUISE, JAN. 25~05 Days, $600 to $1700 7= MEDITERRANEAN cially chartered superb brand new Cunard- Anchor Li "TRANSY VAN’IA " an oil-burner, 17,000 tons register; clfiodlvls"?r‘l‘ Egypt and Palestine; Lisbon, (Madrid) Spain (Granada), Tunis, Greece, Constantinople, Italy, Riviera, Havre, Glasgow. Stop-over in Europe. Ober’s S. S. and Tourist Agency, 1420 H St. N.W. Frank C. Clark, Times Bldg., N. Y. | EECE xeather over the week end evidently | encouraged bearish ‘or reactionary | sentiment, and selling was reported on that aceount, as well as in liquida tion of long contracts. October clined to $22.50 and ch to §2 in late trading, net declines of i to 100 points and of about 200 points from the high levels of the week. A | flurry of covering brought rallies of 15 or 20 points from the lowest in the last few minutes The bulk of the day's selling was attributed to further liquidation of old long accounts, supposedly on belief that the August deterioration in crop prospects had been discounted, and that the technical position of the ma ket had been weakened by recent heavy buying, while some trader: talked of a possible improvement in crop reports should the present better weather continue Private cables said Liverpool was due to liquidation and hedge selling in the absence of bull support, hut reported improvement ir cloth demand from India The amount of cotton on shiphoard awalting clearance week was estimated at against §8,000 last vear. the decline in 62,000 hales, ‘; ~ THURSDAY Business ‘ SEPTEMBER 15 and Pleasure iortnightly via the fast teamers-—modern and spic throughout Gutdoor pool. — Veranda Cafe Dancing. Splendid stateroo: Su- perior Cuisine. 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