Evening Star Newspaper, September 28, 1929, Page 17

- SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1929. morning and evening. The Sunday school will promote about 50 young peo- REAL ESTATE. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, REAL ESTATE. to the senior department with appro-|Christ” and the evening toplc will be last Tuesday eveni: repos priate services. Dr. Melton's morning |“A Little Child Shall Lead Them.” e . success and plans were made for the . ¢ 1S CONTRACTORS *T0STUDY cheDIT Keeping of Records and| Terms Standardization to Be Discussed. | Progress being made toward three ob- | Jectives of organized contractors, the | development of sound credit structure for the construction industry, the re- cording of the performance records of all contractors and the standardization of terms of sale for equipment, will be | the chief items on the program of the | forthcoming meeting called by the Asso- clated General Contractors of America | at Hartford, Conn.,, October 7 to 9, it} 1s announced by D. A. Barber, general manager. The first of these objectives, according | to Garber, concerns the formation of | Jocal credit assoclations, which are being | created to eliminate loose credit condi- tions in the building industry. In 50 cities, credit bureaus are being formed through the co-operative work of gen- eral contractors, subcontractors and material dealers, although the plan be- ing followed was only formulated last year. Experiment Arouses Interest. “The success attending the application | o of the credit plan in Detroit, . Memphis | © 3 viand . O hATo6 Angeles, which cities under-| Baliimore & Ohlo official. v Maryland coloninl hoase, at 11 Hill Top road. Slizo Park Hills, whjch has been bor The dwelling was acquired from the North Washington Real E HOME PURCHASED BY B. & 0. RAILROAD OFFICIAL | = took to prove that the tremendous credit losses and _attending competitive ills| ected | tractors who were not entitled to con- have | sigeration. d. | " At the Hartford meeting the executive committee, the executive board, the ad- of the industry could through sound credit p roused Natfon-wide interes Consideration will be giv and means to assist the Bureau of Con- | tract Information, Inc., an independent | }.3‘;3}:%2“{‘1?5“X&w‘-‘é?l'é"caifi peralive | oy of the Associated General Contrac- fractors and organized surety companies. | tors will go into session to plan for fur- | This agency is gathering the facts her development of these and other cerning the past performance of e Ariin contractor in the United States bjectives of the organization. previous meetings, all contractors and public officials and others may the records of bidders when awarding construction contracts. { The third item on the program con- cerns the co-operative work under way between equipment manufacturers and the Associated General Contractors, to | the end that agreed upon sales practices will be observed by equipment com- panies. Standard Terms Adopted. Standard terms of sales have been others connected with the industry are being invited. Longer Covenants Urged. In many suburban sections there has come a change in the duration of re- strictions placed on property. It was | formerly thought that 20 years was long { enough, but developers are now of the belief that 33 years is better. The rea- soning behind the new figure is that a man who buys a house at the beginning adopted by 50 of the leading manufac- turers due to the -promotion work of the contractors’ assoclation. It i claimed that the results ave already ing felt in the elimination of special | easy terms once given to individual of his business career, and often at about the time he takes on the re- sponsibilities of marriage, will be ap- oaching the close of active particip tion in business at the end of 33 ¥ 1495 NEWTON STREET N.W. Clarion Apartment 1 room and bath ... 3 rooms and bath 4 rooms and bath .. Co» 1416 R STREET N.W. Walton Apartment Corner Apartments—Large Rooms 3 rooms, bath and porch . 4 rooms, bath and porch .. Open for Inspection A. S. GARDINER 932 Investment Bldg. & _National 0334 r Apartments (N} visory council and the secretaries’ coun- | yesday at 8 p.m. Daughters of the King. ‘There will b’e a visitation of the Daughters of the King at St. Columba'’s | Church, Murdock Mill road, next Wed- PLANS TWO SERMONS. Dr. B. H. Melton will preach at the and streets northeast, tomorrow SEE OUR Sample House 5112 KANSAS AVE. N.W. (Just Below Beautiful Sherman Circle) D 120 Ft. Boulevard Facing Triangular Parks ATTRACTIVE HIGH ELEVATION A Home You Will Appreciate (Values Sure to Enhance) Seven Large Rooms, Built-in Bath with shower, French Pancled Walls (4 bedrooms), House 20 feet wide, Nice Front and Rear lawns, Brick Garage, Frigidaire and many other fcatures that will not be found in houses at price we are asking. Colonial Cement Front Porch, Open Back Porches. Street and Alley Paved. SAMPLE HOUSE OPEN DAILY TO 9 P.M. WAPLE & JAMES, Ine. Specializing in New Homes 1226 14th Street North 0962 bt by James B. Williams, | 3| ¥ Co., developers of the | Ninth Street Christian Church, Ninth | ple from the intermediate department |subject will be ‘Winter's work. MODERN 3-story, fireproof Automobile Sales and Serv- ice Building, 7,200 sq. ft. each floor. Fine corner display room— electric elevator, and office rooms. Immediate Possession For further information apply THE COMMERCIAL NATIONAL CO., Inc. Commercial National Bank Bldg. National 2680 1522 14th St. N.W. N.W. Corner of 14th and BUTUTY PAIGE MOTOR Co. SERVICE ENTRANCE NASH + MOTOR | Co. CHURCH ST. 1 HUPP MOTOR Co. OLos MOTOR. Co. TREW. MOTOR Co. PEERLESS MoTOR Co. B BTG G BB S BT R HUTOR TRV STANDARD QL Co. P T Less than $12.50 per room per month!” S =————— «css than 9 2.0 per room per monthl —re—o—x —have you inspected this outstanding achievement! ‘The $15,000,000 Cc-operative Garden Apartment Project ~; Where Only the Best of Everything Is Good Enough NOTE THESE FIRMS WHO FURNISHED THE BEST shire (bardens Sand and Gravel Ham ONE OF THE TYPICAL FLOOR PLANS Srerrrion san P biuine voon 92 »2p Room Living Room 12'%17° Monthly Payment $47.25 mHE RENTAL value of these apartments has been appraised by disinterested parties. The renter will be surprised to learn that these apart- ments can be purchased for a great deal less than would have to be paid to rent similar accomoda- tions elsewhere. For example: The rental value of a Type 4 apartment (shown in accompanying floor plan) it at least $70.00 a month, in- cluding electric refrigeration. In three years the sum of the monthly rental payments would be $2,520. In three years the sum of the monthly payments of $47.25, under this Co-operative Ownership Plan, would be $1,701. A saving to the Co-operative Owner of $819, or more than the $765 cash payment he was required to make at the time of purchase. In less than three years his cash payment will have been returned to him in the form of rentul savings, and yet he will still have more than the amount of the original cash payment credited to him as a result of increased equity. Each succeeding year will increase his equity and show a larger saving by comparison with rental cost. Every apartment in this development will show a similar result. 100% Co-operativg “Dedicated to the Beauty That Is Washington” It might be said that these wonderful apartments were planned by women — AND WHO KNOWS BETTER WHAT A REAL APARTMENT HOME SHOULD BE? Exclamations of delight are the constant tribute paid the planning of these model apartment homes— the ideal room arrangement, the locations of kitchens, bathrooms, closets, etc., the wall space for fur- niture placem TURE FROM THE OLD STEREOTYPED ARRANGEMENTS. NOW A nationally recognized innova- tion in homes production which, when completed under our Pro- posed progressive plan, will cover 50 Acres of Garden Apartments Bampshive Gardens Debvelopment Corporation EDMUND J. FLYNN, Director of Sales Sales Office, New Hampshire Avenue at Emerson Street N.W. Phone Columbia 6784 Main Office, 1416 Eye Street N.W. Phone National 8949 7O INSPECT: — Take Washington Rapid” Transit Bus marked ~“8§th _and Emerson” ‘and get off at 5th_and Emerson, or drive directly out New Hamp- shire Ave. to Emerson. W B, Moses & Sons Furniture ent, and the ideally located windows affording an abundance of light and air—A DEPAR- Truly these are HOMES! NINE BUILDINGS Electrical Fixtures Sodding McCENEY & RUPPERT Silver Spring, Md. Hardware VAN NESS HARDWARE COMPANY 1001 ith St. N.W. Tile & Marble METROPOLI- TAN TILE CO. 4228 18th St. N.W. Incinerators Electrical ECONOMY INCINERATOR COMPANY Baltimore, Md. W. R. WINSLOW 922 N.Y. Ave. N.W. Hauling SCHWARTZ BROS. 1049 Jefferson NEW_ HAMPSHIRE at Emerson St. N.W. Concrete SUPER CON- CRETE COR- PORATION Slate Roofs WASHINGTON SUBURBAN ROOFING CO. 1243 24th St. N.W. Ezhibit Apartment . Furnished by Furnished By Established 1861 Barber & Ross Linens Quality Gas Ranges Edgar Morris Sales Co. 1305 G St. N.W. Sheet Metal Work Daly Brothers 935 Hughes St. N.W. Plastering Rosen & De Moro 513 Irving St. NW. Plasterers’ Supplies Hudson Supply & Equipment Co. 7th & T Sts. N.E. Bricklayers’ Supplies Lumber MURPHY & AMES, Inc. Rosslyn, Va. SMOOT SAND & GRAVEL CORPORATION 3020 K St. N.W. Stone Work ECONOMY CONCRETE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA Richmond, Va. Face and Common Brick and Tile United Clay Products Co. Investment Bldg. Face Brick 0. W. KETCHAM Metropolitan Bank Bldg. Millwork Glass Service + Quality = Satisfaction J. CAREY KING 6100 Sligo Mill Rd. N.E. Straub Cinder Block WASHINGTON CONCRETE PRODUCTS CORPORATION South Washington, Va.