Evening Star Newspaper, March 3, 1928, Page 18

REATL ESTATE. THE FEVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 1928 REAL ESTATE. T — - — siding. The siding was painted white, U {proved by a six-story office structure, BEAUTIES AND ADVANTAGES WINNERS IN DEB ILUMBER GROUP WINS :.f:;;,"’:‘d."’fi%h:“:.%fit’,‘z, i "?&‘KAgg :UTSAI:ES?;';:::RTY:E;’,’,'”nn'z’”v.hi”;fifir“:l‘, lc"f‘n‘ Moo OF CAPITAL ARE PROCLAIMED| EXPOSITION AWARD |\iimeie g ek, *55c gaoh and bbbl | e e o s - -~ and entrance were In colonial style, but - | property 2 d thers was a e \ T T the door was omitted to factl - | Department Store Given Possesslon | g ol r, o150 iRTion paid, 1t wa res ~. : ress and egress during the show. of Building Acquired | ported. 1 Manufacturers Capture First Place | 'y . g Acq i | . & part of the interior wall was left Title to the property at 104 Seventh Six Speakers on Program of Real Estate Setis ue ow Tl | Tt e e S for $550,000. Rt el @ Lyl for Exhibit at New Yor good frame construction, and the rest | Edwards & Zanmer Co. to Edmund 1 F Ci \ f s was finished to demonstrate several dif-| ‘Title fo the business property located and Mark 8. Goldnamer Board—Houglxton and ibson : Show. ferent methods of using wood 8s an in-iat 1217 F strect and at 1216-13 G |The consideration was not recorded terlor’ surface, namely, plywood ceiling : . . oy erlor v % | gtreet, which was sold recently by the| TitIe o property at 3621 Sixtesntn S(’ll‘ Auditors. o ; o : $ 9 —The Natton- | Lupels: random width, Veedged verti-| g, oo "hulin & Martin to the depart- |SUFeet this week was passed by Annie 3 NEW YORK, March 3.—The Nation- | cally stripped panels and both naturai- | : s | M. Dickhaut to John A. Tonner and o gk Ui, : al Lumber Manufacturers' Association | finish and paint-finish trim. There was |Ment store concern of S Kann Sons} G, DECOHS 1o Joln A, Tonner and i 5 | Yon first, place In the “Own Your Own | no exhibit floor. |Co.. this week was transferred to the |0 i oL (o IR ew TAmaBitg thoat lines plying the Potomac and | § i . Exposition, which closed here new owners, ‘The consideration in- r vy Phosbe €. Souder apeake Bay | \ 5 4 5 after eight suceessful da; si DN ‘vt.l\'rgnlllll the transaction was giv yiNs i ially a residential city, the seat \ - s00 exhibit was awarded A " S NS al Government, about 40| 3 | the silver cup as grand prize for first Conference on Sate. sfer of titles to two other par- Keen Co. Will Move, cent of our working population is | N 3 E place in the whole list of 105 exhibits A three-day conference on slate, [cels of improved downtown busine » toved in the administration of our | ¢ b % I 1t also received the gold medal in ac- [cement and steel will be held at Easton, | property which this week were reporte rorge T. Inc., talloy 1 and Di 5. ‘The other | % knowledgment of first place in its re- [Pa., April 25, 26 and 27 by members of (sold also was recorded. The Title in manufac- | 3 & = ctive group of the scven general Lehigh Valley Mineral Industries | and Investment Co. of Maryland took trades and the prof S W . g Jassifications of the show. Conference, D. Knickerbacker Boyd, ' title to the old National Capital Build- ation buildings 1 A s “Mhe exhibit took the form of a cot- | secretary, announced 1 lay. !ing, 923 Fifteenth street, which is im dorn its boulevards § Ay e tage built entirely of lumber, three wall soctal life, with its presi= o | being complete, with three Toof gab ssional, Army, Navy and & R ¢ | One stde was left_ open in order to d cles, keeps the city in a : % 2 | play the structural features and emph v of beautiful churches, | size proper construction and good ma- | m national in their scope. R : | terials. g h i 88 | The prize-winning cottage had two ] Public Buildings. § T | kinds o ehingles in its roof, namely, dow of the great cathe- | unstained and colored, both variegated heights of Mount St. Al- Arthur C. Houghton, at left. who won first honors in an oratorical contest | and uniform. There were four kinds of % ce the south and ook out as | for active members of the Washington Real Estate Board, and Henry T. Gibson, | side-wall coverings—10-inch bungalow | first _balcony of the amphi- | who won ever contestants in the associate division. or eolonial siding. 6-inch bevel siding, To the southeast you see the unstained shingles and 6-inch drop | B 7% . rgle s Ty o e e irst i E he White House. T u e Ho 7/ ng“fi | crnment 18 now clear- é Nl | Lililllinalll fl__»‘ilfl?fihflflflmz MXLL‘H_LSLK section on the south in the place of tly butldings 1o house the 1 activities. What a 2d what a future! There on Monument, erected first President, and Pool the national 1 stands. Just to e Memaorial Bridge, v with Arlington, that rests the Unknown t War and our other 1st be seen, it must ize its great- 1 mspiration. It is the a. the vision of the future ble and granite, bronze flowers and trees. In this t vou will find our well plan- 25 developed along lines ny purchaser. rich or poor. igton 15 unique among the £ the world in that it was plan- the express purpose of becoming ter of the national life of a great Parls and Rome be- Is through circum- n through design of Tax Board Rules on Leases. nount paid by a taxpayer to ellation of a lease which it ously executed upon its build- | pace being necessary to con- | Educational Advantage. pe s :‘g‘zld‘s‘;‘;:is :,’:,,”Q: kes high 13 spread over the unexpired period of the lease. according o a recent decision 6806 Meadow Lane =M kel These homes have caused more favorable comment on account of their UN- of the Board of Tax Appeals USUALLY LOW PRI ; y ‘ . 3 5 e N o = el . size and location than any thing that has heen offered | A LEGENDARY TYPE IN CHEVY CHASE [F[E i ettt s ont et s e g o b ol ETTER POINTS ¥ TATE MEN marvel at the exceptional value I am offering in this development. i A maiestic home ennetruted of stone of sariegated colors, slag stone wlks ot with They are absolutely different and in A CLASS BY THEMSELVE In the New Semi- a frontage of 100 feet; is covered with fine shade trees and shrubs; massive stone Detached Brick - ‘ fireplace, stone wainscoting in dining room and tspically distinetive appointments = Exhibit House. 3731 Veazev St. N.W. Homes and and decorations throughout. In an unexcelled location of natural and architectural Bungalows | heauty. = K Open, Lighted and Heated Daily and Sunday Until 9 P.M. Manor Park N.W. @l On_the 14th St. Carline | TO INSPECT—Drive out Connerticut Ave. to Van Ness St west to 38th 1007 S : = A very sharp revision in price RIVE one short block e 8t., one block north to houses, or out Wisconsin Ave.to Veazey St., left to houses. _Of AL did and Rit- I permits us to offer this home from Conn. Ave. on W. are sclling for today. Foridraet erarmsiiel ‘ | 925 15th St. N.W. Main 1098 Phone Main 3285 x F TERR at about one-half .|lu_‘ figure that Woodbine Streat to: Mead |12 ‘ /v AT \T leg,unfc‘. e fosenions. = | E WALTER A. DUNIGAN (')I)on Sunday Until 9 P.M. i ks Evening Phones—Cleveland 1644 or Columbia 9966 Best Northwest Buys 3. C. Dflllg[dfifi Co. Cafritz Lifetime Homes 0 Greater Values—Greater Savings Big 6-Room Homes 2 < SOONOIOXOI @S .’.l.‘.mj 5th & Delafield Sts. 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