Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1927, Page 18

THE_TVENTNG STAR. WASHINGTON., D. €. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 1. 1927 REAE ESTATE. built in the form of a cr es [ of the four arms hou { rnr ‘ Show ST UNIT OF BIG ',.“,:‘.:"“‘«.nf,";“\“”.'”f:,’,‘,‘a””’ i that the 2 4|l|(mvvn filatyre incres nization reports | Harry A. Knox v the (€ David Lane, R will <t unit ha rees of hmilding and loan as | Assets inereased §824,907 or vear- Twenty Suites in Tilden Gardens cent, | same period these associa- | Co-operative Already Re- in the United States have iy 15 Dy early four times as fast A S$1A15.000.000 ¢n mort. ! the last ymbined Shtliiloe thatmiane) ported Sold. Estlmates for First Half of‘:,;;",’,',:;.;,,‘.'Em.i b A BahLGRoC v S just issned by | than 550,000 of the lnm'd ith the first unit of the Tilden ne cooperative apartment de- spment on Connecticut avenue at FPilden street now rapidiy nearing com- | pletion the firm of M. & R. B. War- | lers of the property, fod he consf In his report, Mr. Collavius declaved < in the last year Year Put Toll at About $176.919,000. to S2.800.764 .0 1l i rvesidential huild Stey. s aw 7 in dive v path. n fire I ] total cost of York Journal of Com " N 1 ate K3.000.000. « the fire loss for the onn.onn, buildings ave heing | the United States | year p neular fract of land 1ot ox, abont one-and first half of and Car mate s2: ure 80 per cent this ratio holds al during th 1 & ground plans of the Ihnitdings. mainder of the land is to he elaborately landscaped and ] which i oniy .v. By wa dast year, the high-rees R T T T S R b 31300 oo . A D e R ML@E@@W@@‘WM@M@ Owner Offers Lok at the “class” Real Bungalow Homes at Takoma Park, D. C. ONE BLOCK FROM 14th STREET CAR LINE We build the houses—we select your neighbors! e '.Ymn’n.ll of Commerce figures i ased on reported fires in which is SIL000 or over. A per- | smaller and un Look at the trecs IAERE! T one-third umnl.n.m on which they have data, nd ,‘1 25 per cent to cover You leck to us for prozer treatmeni—you will get it! COME OUT SUNDAY the first xix monihs ir estimat fire underw LERAVE NIRRT underwy o hylrmn BT h 000,000 drop this 6804 Brookeville Road HIS fine property at the corner of Woodine Street awith a frontage of 353 feet. is, without doubt, the outstanding value in Chevy Chase today. 1t is a real home and no detailed deserip- tion of the house or grounds here can do it justice., $36 MERRITT 0. CHANCE BUYS COUN!RY PLACE | Former Cny I’ofl master to Make Farm on Patuxent Into Per- manent Home. (ORI R el R Rl I (o) ) g (7 Rl el ol o o1 i) o () I Il T 0 o (ol T gl ) e ol ol The owner is leaving Washington and has priced this property to sell. We hope vow whn are looking for something really worth achile 1eill not fail to see it at once. IT IS A RARE OPPORTUNITY! Just Around the Corner at 13 East Underwood Street JH#RE. in a perfect seting of tocering ouk trees, is the home vou have been lookinz for. Its price is so moderate and_its many attractive features o appealing it will, withent doubt, attract an immediate purchaser. 1 conter-hall plan, with large living room-. There are Jour spacious bedrooms and tico baths, all in splendid con- dition. The Tot has 72 trees. The locatio Avenue, i: excellent In the Immediate \wi/;'hlmrhnul’ At No. 14 East Thornapple Street JWE are also displaying o new conter-hall-plan Colonial house. There are four bedrooms and teo baths, and extra lavatory on the first floor: brealkfast room. Ouak floors througl attic. Gara Merritt 0. Chance, former eity | posimaster, comprising about 1 R ERRIRIRIR proved land near 1 Howard County. Md. nounced v by the 1 Seven Different Designs—All Now Ready for Your Inspection ng 5 and 6 larze. well 1zed rooms, full tiled hath, built-in tub, h-w.h., elec., lavge kitchen with rbuilt” Kitchen inet. pantry with built-in refrize built-in features, attie, cellar and laundry trays, landscaped, sodded lawn. 113 blocks cars and stores. R od, plan to re- | 1| make it their | Y 7 YRERREMRRELTICRERERITRS Located near District schools, library and stores and west of railroad LARGE LOT3—PRICES REDUCED—VERY EASY TERMS Location—4th and Aspen Sts., Near Takoma’s New 5-Acre Park Only one block south of 4th and Butternut Strects, near Ninth Sireet and Fourteenth St. car lines H. L. THORNTON, Realtor Cffize, 6900 4th St. Owner and Builder Takoma Park, D. C. This is an exceptional offering. The price i+ reason- able and the terms are attractive. W ell worth vour time to see this property. it. frontuze and many rvaricties of hade . just a few doors from Connecticnt One of the | of the place is an old nd stone home- voputed to be more i Chance pre R rIR) A than 100 yea These Properties Will Be Open All Day Sunday C. BUSHMAN SMITH. Inc. 1763 Connecticut Avenue North 2522 | Opposite Takoma Theater The Office Phone Week Days Phone for Auto Home Phone “Greenw Adams 5254 Deal With a Realtor Columbia 4957 RN Mflm@:flm@mflfrflm@’ln I il g el ) el ol ol ol o) [ el ol e ol ) o g o R Rl ol ) el ) [ [l [l [& E sr cent) of the new | FIRST TIME: Fifth St. Northwest AT GALLATIN 8,950 6 Large Rooms ° 3 Roomy Porches Master Bath Concrete Street With Shower and Alleys Every One Is Completely Insulated with CELOTEX the Insulating Lumber—No Extra Cost LLRES hom iments are architer OH B o American.” the Home €i's no Detter Owners’ itute, Inc., estimates, Values than those prcscnted here “A Home Beautiful” May Be Yours with you in ) your appro Lt o b ercating | pric g s Helen M. McCoy Consulting Int Itmumlm 2000 3843 Garrison St. N.W. Opcn All Day Sunday. to inspect this dwu:h. ol 1, Block 16,000 square _feoet Magnificent rees from Chevy Chase Club match house. | thousand dollars below actual cost. Terms., Route—Conn. Ave. to Harri- ., west one block to 38th, Illrlb left two blocks to Garrison. Jas. A. Herbert & Sons 1013 15th St. N.W. Phone M. 1590 12 Quincy St. An individually built home, in one of the bost, if not the best residential square of Old i homes, avticularly good--the grounds hav- rned hy many century-old n |vLIH ll wing 9 nd 3 baths, including a serv 3 with tive place, in @ m to an immense livin ¥ tir=t oor (11 m Oilo-Matle hurner and two-car mees, this howe is placed on the market at a fign » pe and Lighted Until 9 P.M. : g Automatic Heat Is Optic-nal SA]\/LPLE HOUSE —and is being demonstrated in this group of houses. In H‘uj:c new homes a 1007 g uteed antomatic heating plant on which 2 accurate operating cost ailable will be installed at the pur- 51 07 sth S‘r N W chaser’s pption. The incr Lo o ° ¢ room with ba adds to tl in sc in the cost of the home is less than the selling price of the plant alone. BUY A DUNIGAN-—-ALL- BRICK 'HOME ONL % ].00 CASH and ll"’ $59.50 monthly There were eight corner hornes Innlt in (lul Your Last Opportunity development and seven have been sold. Bay Window Corner Home Hamilton at 5th Qt N.W. 1 Block East Owner ) of Conn. Av. Transferred to Philadel. R Beyond 5 = phia Must T lglll bt. N.E Sell ';” 3 8 Rooms, Tile Bath < -in Garage e S With Shower Clear Oak Floors R Spacious Porch Rig Lawn Shrubbery First Street For those who awant the BEST Six-Room Brick Home acith tiled bath, hardicood floors, hot-awcater heat, automatic hot-water heater, built-in ice box. 3 big porches and fine garage. To Inspect Rhole N 11 5@0 Open and Lighlcd Until 9 P.M. Every effort is made to meet the financial requirements of all desirable purchasers, D. J. DUNIGAN, Inc. 1319 N. Y. Ave. Main 1267 property that i sapnare et with everyr ol the tear vind | somie frast [ Cpen Sunday Until Dark Hedges & Middleton, Ine. Realtors 1 SN H91Y “BEYOND COMPARISON" YOUR RENT MONEY WILL BUY A DUNIGAN-BUILT HOME