Evening Star Newspaper, February 9, 1929, Page 18

DETALS AREVITAL " INREALTY LS zi)missions May Prove to Be Embarrassing at Later Date. Continued ‘on_Eighteenth Page.) “tures or apparatus are a part of the “building, it is well to list such articles | ‘at the end of the description of the real ‘estate, although there is a statement in {the body of the contract stating that all ‘personal property appurtenant to the premises is included in the sale, or else to specifically list the excepted articles. Many articles which are generally con- sidered a part of the building are not ‘g0 considered legally and to prevent dis- putes and litigation, it is well to have a vision in the contract which m t ‘All personal property used e vpenunn%er the premises is owned by #he seller and is included in the sale. % “A purchaser acquires no right to the wing crops which are matured and ested prior to the time ven, i "'}'Iu details of ‘an outstanding mort- or trust deed need not be stated e contract of sale for, the mort- gage being of record, the purchaser is ‘charged with knowledge of its provi- #lons. The purchaser may, however, d should require that the details of mortgage be inserted and, if the inortcbnge has been reduced, with a re- ‘cordable statement of the amount then due, as this relieves the of mbt or speculation as to the terms of & substantial part of the hase price of property is paid by purchaser giving back to the seller amount. Such a purchase-money should always be situations may is to # mortgage for an Principal amount, maturity of the mort- ‘gage, rate of interest. when payable, the jcular clauses, if’ any, or that the is to contain the usual clauses. ESTATE. HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, LEASED 23 YEARS FOR HALF MILLION roperty at 1308 F street, which has been leased by the m? Shop, lnc..’l’nr 23 years at a total rental reported to approximate $550,000. If the contract makes no, mention of the adjustment of taxes, the seller must pay the taxes levied in order to give the purchaser good title. It has now be- come customary nearly.everywhere to > | provide for adjustment of taxes par- |'ticulagly in cases where valusble prop- erties are concerned. - Where the sale is made early in the year before tax DECRIES ANTIQUE AIR. Sullivan Says Often Means Poor Materials. “Antique flavor in modern buildings often means only the substituting of poor materials for those which are 1, | beautiful and substantial, to January 1, it the seller to pay timated taxes. may be necessary 13-24 of two years’ should require stating that the sewer, gas and water are in the streets adjoining the prop- erty and are properly connected with 'lt.lndt.hnmmnoml& ONLY ONE You Can Buy One of These Homes for the Rent You Are Now Paying. installments o: assessments or other charges against the property. “If a survey of the property to be sold rred is desired, a provision for this should be made in the contract. A indispensable where the build- ings cover the entire premises or where the boundary lines are irregular or un- cel in equity Why Not Come Out? $100 CASH Monthly Payments 813 Kentucky Ave. S.E. Just North Pa. Ave. Cars Large Lots to Paved Alley ““Room for Garage Hot-Water Heat Electric Lights Sleeping Porches, Large Front Lawns Inspect R.HOWENSTEIN 1311 H {STREET NORTHWEST Sunday INCORPORA DO NOT DELAY - INSPECT NOW 14 Built—Only 2 Left | 5 Sample House 311 Allison St. i N. W. | Just off N. H. Ave. Open and Lighted ~ Until 9 P.M. . ARTHUR LEWEY Exclusive Agent Il National 4254, Suite 606, 1103 Vermont tiled bath and shower, &. large porches. paved alley. first floor and hardwood floors on second floor. Brick pantry. This is without a doubt th= and must be seen to be appre- ciated, ~ They are priced RIGHT. Terms arranged to suit, ELL built brick homes, 20 feet wide, 6 large rooms, Lot 140 feet deep to Parquet floors on Paneled papering. “ast BUY in the city, Ave. N.W. “There is danger that the vulgarity of shininess will be replaced by an obj yulgarity of slovenliness,” declares Francis P. Sul- livan of the Was] n Chapter of hingtos the | the American Institute of Architects. A prominent real estate office has an opening for two salesmen about 25 years of age, who wish to make real estate their profes- sion, preferably men with some experience. The men selected will be given every opportunity to develop and will receive the co- operation of the entire office. Replies confidential. Address Box 392-X Star Office 6 Rooms—2 Baths TOTAL INTEREST & OPERATING 3145.55 MONTHLY See It Any Time Sat. or Sun. Adams 9900 During Da; Cleve. 2453—6:00 to 7:3‘ Old. Atmosphere | &} NEW CHAIN STORE LEASES BUILDING Emily Shop, Ino, Rents Former Home of Jewelry Firm. —_— The business building at 1308 F street, formerly the home of Harris & Shafer Co., jewelers, has been leased for a term | of 23 years by the Emily Shop, Inc, a chailn organization now operating 16 stores handling sports wear and silk | frocks for women, it was announced to- day by the office of H. Clifford Bangs | of Washington, which negotiated the transaction. b The new concern will open its branch here after completion of extensive alter- ations to the property now in progress, it is announced. The total lease price is reported to have been approximately $550,000. ‘The concern, which has been operating about 10 years, has its head- quarters in New York City. Harris & Shafer, formerly located at the F street address, recently moved into new quarters at 1352 Connecticut avenue. Foch’s Condition Satisfactory. PARIS, February 9 (#).—The con- dition of l:;ng;\ Ferdinand Foch was described tionary, but satisfac- tory” by his physician, Dr. Daveniere, when he left s e sick room this morn- He said the marshal's temperature was 99 and that he was having the ASSOCIATION CHARTERED. ‘Washirigton Suburban Building Co. .Capitalized at $10,000,000. Spectal Dispatch to The Star. 9.—The been chartered under the of Maryland. ‘The ‘company, which is capitalized at $10,000,000, s authorized to form a homestead building association. Rich- ard S. Antrobus, Henry J. K. Som- mers and Sidney C. Sommers are the incorporators. o A billion and a half dollars is invest- ed in the motion picture industry. \ D. C, SATURDAY,” FEBRUARY 9, 1929.° TARIFF TREATIES URGED. Argentine Society Would Favor ‘Those Who “Buy From Us.” BUENOS AIRES, February 9 (#).— President Yrigoyen has before him a memorial of the Argentine Rural So- has | clety, acting in behalf of 30 organiza- tions interested in Argentine-United State commerce, esting enactment of tariff treaties with countries pur- chasing largely from the Argentine. The memorial is the outcome of pro- posals for increase in tariffs on com- modities produced in this country now before the United States Congress. It is interpreted as further enunciation of the policy of “buy from those who buy from us.” 1347 Montague St. N.W. DETACHED 9R 2 BATHS the Res 8cl 8, STOR! future value of ideal, healt] it makes poreh, lint STONE HOME ed with flower bo: $14,500.00 Lot 50x1321/, Open nite walls, emember, 3 ,:"."".11‘ n’";'."q" r 6.600 elty;: its immense xes, er home in itself. 1T 18 THE LAST OF THIS ESTATE OF 11 HOMES. EASY TERMS PAUL MAGOFFIN Exclusive Agent 317 Woodward Bldg. patient eat lots of mashed potatoes to get back his strength. F T S R YOU CAN R APARTMENT AT Phone Main 3023 TR A DESIGN YOUR OWN THE BROADMOOR Located on 5-Acre Site Overlooking Rock Creek Park With 400-Foot Frontage on CONNECTICUT AVE. Although the building is now under construction, there is sti changes in the plans. You may want to alter partitions, positions of closets —details that mark the signed home from the apartment ready at Porter Street to move into. 11 time to make personally de- Here you can have an apartment that expresses your indi- viduality and taste. location is that over 100 apartments have southern exposure. ready for your inspection. A feature of the Plans are An 8-Story, Fire-Proof Structure containing 182 Housekeeping ‘Apts., from 1 Room, Kitchen and Bath to 6 Rooms, Kitchen and 2 Baths Porches Electric 3 Elevators Refrigeration Switchboard 200-Car Garage Incinerators Prices, $60 to $175 Per Month Ready for Occupancy October 1 ... FOR. RESERVATIONS APPLY HARRY M. BRALOVE 1106 Vermont Ave.—Decatur 4377-8 25% Already Rented SRS S SIS S AAZASAs: Having purchased a country estate, I leave the comfort, convenience and gret: and commend it to joy of my home with n-\ the home-seeker. 3703 Ingomar Street Chevy Chase,D. C. Open Sunday, 11 to 6 Schwab, Valk & Canby Exclusive Agents 1704 Connecticut Ave. i Potomac 830 This charming home is situated just 150’ west of Connecticut Avenue, in the most delightful section of this popular suburb. Its setting, on a broad lawn with 103" frontage, amid several shade trees, rare plantings and attractive surrounding home properties, creates an atmosphere frequently sought but seldom found. You will be immediately impressed with the sense of spacious comfort and cheerfulness that pervades the entire house—the whole achieving a certain satisfaction of possession and contentme ni—the two fireplaces adding a warm appeal. All of the rooms are well proportioned and the approximate dimensions of several are: Living room, 25x18; dining room, 17x15; sun parlor 16x10; two of the five sleeping rooms, 20x12 and 17x16. In all, nine splendid rooms, four tile baths, study or den, inclosed sleeping porch, first-floor maid’s room with private entrance, rear stairway, oak floors, and it is completely equipped with every modern .convenience, including a $600-electrical refrigerator. : T}hehm}’ce at which this home is NOW O FFERED makes it the outstanding value of the day. Two-car garage. REAL ESTATE. A Most Remarkable Value in a New Chevy Chase Home AN attractively designed indi- vidual home of center-hall plan. Hewed beam living room ceiling, guest wardrobe closet, massive open brick fireplace, full tile bath and complete master- bedroom tile lavatory with shower model kitchen with Walker unit i and electrio dishwasher, two-car Directly West of Chevy detached brick garage—all latest Chase Circle & appointments throughout. 119 Hesketh Street OPEN UNTIL9PM. J. €. Douglass Co. Rgaltors 1601 K St. N.W. Metropolitan 5678 Drive West from Chevy Chase Circle on Magnolia Park- way about 100 feet, then left on Hesketh Street two blocks. Overlooking the Chevy C’lau? Golf Course Grounds | PRICE | $17.500 Open Sunday ‘TWO NEW HOMES SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE SOLID MASONRY CONSTRUCTION 5905 Fourth Street Northwest $8,950.00 Easily reached by Capital Traction car line at Peabody St. (bus line contemplated).. Splendidly built and beautifully finished. Including inclosed and heated porch there are FOUR BEDROOMS: completely equipped bathroom with built-in tub and shower, oak floors, hot-water heat and elec- tricity; some additional features are open fireplace, mirror door, built-in refrigerator, instantaneous heater for service water, front and rear porches, garage, cement street, sidewalk $12.500.00 DETACHED BRICK CORNER S.E. Corner Fern and 7th N.W.—622 Fern v In the best section of Takoma Park, D. C., on lot 50 feet wide. Six spacious rooms, tiled bath with built-in tub (also servant's toilet in basement), 7 large clothes closets; oak floors throughout, open fireplace, outside pantry, fine elec trical fixtures, first-class hot-water plant, instantaneous heater for service water: cement front porch, copper-clad shingle roof, separate garage. Construction first class. A comparison of values will disclose the GENUINE BARGAIN features of these groperties. WM. H. SAUNDERS.. INC. Realtors, Established 1887 1433 K St. N.W. District 1017