Evening Star Newspaper, November 26, 1927, Page 20

REAL ESTATE. FURNISHING THE HOME Conducted for The Star BY ELIZABETH TSON AND GENEVIEVE HENDRICKS ither of rough h or motley soft color in ned dark, no t may have the huilder. i . the aperies Are Tmportant. 1 1peries t th Architecture Shows and you find bea s out th colored of the M wrold Butler, 53 Al 45 Par 1d sh character of DECLARES CAR TAKEN. Flower avenue, after- e an ef- utomobile, v of Seventh v afternoon for an al fic laws. . or somet nd a biended i a street car. and purple colored t the owner few archi- character. al can be accom- general Spanish hings. on told it had be by giving h automobile wrecking crew to the fur ged in a col- A park po- on a driving and escort- car missing and was , towed away by an — 22U A2 22 7 e 2227l T [W You Are Invited to Inspect Detached All-Brick Colonial Home—Corner Maplé Avenue and Rosemary Street, Chevy Chase, Md. Anyone looking for a new home in a fine location, cannot neg- lect seeing this artistically designed and well appointed house. This home contains 4 large bedrooms, sleeping porch, 2 baths and large closets on the second floor. The first floor has living room, dining room, side porch, kitchen and pantry. Large unfinished attic with finished stairway. Two-car built-in garage. A few of the many fine features within the house are: Colonial fireplace, built-in booktases and French doors leading to porches, hot-water heat and Crane storage hot-water heater. This property is convenient to car and bus lines, stores and schools. From Conn. Ave., drive west on Bradley Lane to Maple Ave., then one block north. Rouleau, Inc. Owners and Builders Phone Main 4092 1420 K St. NNW. (Open Sundays and Evenings) An interesting group of newly completed Colonial bricks NORTH CLEVELAND PARK These new homes are on generous size lots, affording the same freedom and privacy of a detached property, and are enhanced by effective foundation planting. Dignity and simplicity are refieccted in their true colonial archi- tecture. Be sure to see the sample house— 4114 38th St. N.W. Just Below Van Ness Street & Middleton with a sincere desire to give the r a little more than he expects. The finish and fixtures are of wdard that have characterized our more expensive atory adjoining front bedroom, com- attic, and two Drive out Two 10 Van Ness 5 immen Wisconsin Avent Street, Visit Them This Sunday Open Until 9 P.M. Hedges & Middieton, me. Realtors 1412 Eye Street Franklin 9503 ¢ | furniture | Dining STORE BUILDING FOR DOWNTOWN WASHINGTON d H streets for the Unitea itect’s drawing of building fo be ere dy B. Wood is the architect. ! States Realty Corporation, subsidiary of fhe JUILDER USES PHOT?S ] TO CHECK ON DEFECTS | Realty Firm Names Officers. Grand Jury Advertises for Facts. her Littlchale 1 3 I, November 26 (#). c corruption als of Kane rumors of which have per «d throughbut the county—were «d in advertisements ingerted in pers yesterday to appear and fury Wednes evidence. Pictures of Various Steps of Con- struction Are Incorporated Intr Deed. large producer day and present the mes in New Y One & Middleton, Inc. wishes to announce that My, Frank C. Burns (formerly with Boss & Phelps) is mow associated with their sales organization Bright Hues Commended. chair in b hoa 1412 Eye St. N. Franklin 9503 i the new vers. easily 4 wr to some of the In Beautiful Rock Creck Hills HIS is the home that you.ve always intended owning some day. This is the time to bring air castles down to earth and make them happy realities. . You've thought of this home and pictured it and talked about it in the years gone by. Here is your chance to see it and own it and live life as you've always thought it should be lived. And because it's a home unlike all others that you've known and ad- mired . . . comparisons are simply impossible. Nor can words picture its hundred and one delights and refinements. Imagination, too, can barely hint at its possibilities for sweet contentment . . . happiness . . . pride of possession .. . things whigh mere dollars simply can't buy. Typically English in its stone and timber exterior, its lovely gardens, its flagstone walks. Typically American in its indoor conveniences . . . its luxuries . . . its refinements of appointment. Truly a home for all time . . . thanks to wise restrictions. And for children, clean country air from Maryland’s blue hills . . . nearby Rock Creek Park for a play- ground . . . freedom from traffic dangers . . . neighbors who will become treasured associates and friends as the happy years roll by. Drive out 16th Street this Sunday . . . go three blocks north of Alaska Avenue and see what we mean when we say that this is unques- tionably \Vashington's outstanding value in fine homes. OPEN SUNDAY WM. H. SAUNDERS CO. Incorporated 1433 K Street Main 1016 2 English Garden, Flagstone Walks . . . Entrance Hall . . . Reception Hall . . . Mammoth Club Room . . oom Butle Pantry Kitchen . . . Wide Stairs ull Width Balcony to Second Floor . .. Four Bedrooms . . . Two Comnccting Baths . . . Private Staws to Servants' Querters on 1hird Floor . . . Beautifully Landscaped . . Craftext Walls . . . Unique Lighting Firtures . . Lavatory i Basement . . . Lavatory in Rear of Mam Hall .. Thrush Heating System . .. Stationary Tubs . .. Hot-water Heater . . . Two-car Garage, Openng on Concrete Paved Alley .. Mammoth Third Floor Storage Space . . . Paved Sidewalks and Alleys Mean No Future Assessments Built by C. A. Langley Co., Oldest Builders in Washington, for Potomac Realty Co., Ouwners. Designed by Porter & Lockie, Architects. Land scape Architect, John H. Small, 111, THE FEVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1927. OIS TS TS TTTSODB ST IO T OO DTSR REALC ESTATE. PLANS COMPLETED |Ltyt 1o i, " i B tfent S, FOR NEW BUILDING | Filding ot tho top and bottom of 1h United Cigar Stores Co. Strucmre[{{'rli now windows, it is announced. Th« it r_vf'hl\ huilding on at 14th and H Streets to Have 28 Shops and Offices. future in preparation for the new de- velopment. projected structure will he two nt and will h pace for 10 shops of , while there will be d on the sec erite Newcomb has filc hsolute divorce from Ber Newcomb. They wer ¥ 20, 1915, and se onduct is a named 5 , t of the bu Architectural plans for th He e s building which is to be erected on t sentative of the northwest corner of Fourteenth a ty C 1 streets for the United States ‘orporation, a subsidi ar Stores Co. of Am completed and work 6 oW LANE % o cu, o SISty s l/— ]' ) 3 THREE NEW HOMES of unusual refinement- and charm~ thoroughly modern in all appointments, very reasonably priced. Seven and eight rooms ~ two and three baths~ built-in garages ~ electric refrig-eration. Located in the heart of Chevy Chase ina wood~ ed spot which is delightful in its quiet and seclu~ sion.yet only two or three minutes from the Chevy Chase car and coach line. Sorsatety LEE D. LATIMER CO. 92152 Street 2 orany authorized Real Tstate Dealer g o v Road in a_square comprised and privet hedze, ates a homelike front and side ches make it nd when entering the wide the interior plan and SOLD. its an ialities. It 1s ntirely of attr: ches, ARNALANANNENNNRARRRNRIAS! S\\\\\\\\\\’.&\S\\\f 1t ety l!Ta.‘Il Open Sunday 11 to 6. Ty, owner has £y, b L} & ? h - tessasassas Schwab, Valk & Canby ggaaassssa™ 1704 Connecticut Ave. Potomac 830 - S y &) Open @JI ! Sunday | all day, and until 9 P.M. Drive out 16th St., to || Alaska Ave. on o || 13th St. i One of a group of “Original” Breun- inger Homes. A home faithfully reflecting an architectural motil entirel: in keeping with its neighbors in . . ELOW this home (Number 7616 13th St.) is Rock Creek Valley, affording a never-ending panorama of scenic beauty . . . and surround- ing it are shrubs, trees and flowers. It contains 8 rooms, 2 modern baths and the most complete accessories. There is also a spacious garage. Your critical inspection will prove a pleasant experience. & Breuninger & Sons Main 6140 706 Colorado Building