Evening Star Newspaper, October 12, 1929, Page 18

ESTATE. REAHY ASS[]GIME DIVISION ELECTS Horace Browning Is Selected as Chairman at Annual Meeting. associate division of the Wash- Real Estate Board will be head- the -nnuu meeting of the division held ‘l'hn d.lvlllcm elected F. George Clen- daniel vice chairman and John P Web- ster secretary. During the meeting of the division, * which is composed of salesmen and employes afliated with the active members of the Washington Real Es- tate Board, Ben T. Webster, president .of the board, delivered a short address flu mmd purposes of the divi- d pointed out that the young ln‘ p the dl were des- to be realtors of the future. for con- advantage- of all the e in developing their individual work as well as activities of the di- YA hore talk on Washington and its on an future from the standpoint of the real- tor was made by John A. Petty, secre- tary of the board. Mr. Petty briefly outlined some of the details of Wash- delegates to e the associate division in mat- before the parent organiza- tion were elected as follows: Horace THE EVENING STAR,. WASHINGTON, D. €., SATURDAY,:OCTOBER 12, oo or ssoemes sesrors ] [HSPTALT0AD Upper, left to right: Honce Browning, who this week was elec chairman of the associate division of fllt Wllhln[ Board, and F. George .| ton Real Estate hes, | Clendaniel, elected vice chairman. IMPROVED CONDITIONS. New Home Construction Indicates Higher Plane of Living. TImproved living conditions are clearly in the construction of new homes modern erican lneetmwlgl““ L lped §E Eggsé REALTY BOOKS PRINTED. Methods Handed-Down by Word of Mouth Until Recent Years. ! down on paper nufly bound volumes for l!l to read $70,000 STORE PLANNED. A two-story brick bullding to be used business is to be erect- Below: John F. Webster, who was | § elected secretary. SHODDY BUILT HOMES MOST COSTLY IN END Advantages of Low First Cost, Inferior Quality - Structure Is Short-Lived. Only the very rich can afford shoddy- mlymmn wnfl; hnw“lfil m‘lnh wn T, one o ferior m!enu piled on top of another, is certain to cost its owner plenty of :il‘h “Xor”&e puor;y_ constructed house offers a standing in-| vitation to all the natural and man- made hazards which beset American lnthelven.emflhomatheexm eonox enduring and fire- lfllmmmcthnumhdhbol tely the amount required -ddedmlnwmnumtu!:nmd ~ BUSINESS ‘OPPORTUNITY Nearly new brick dormitory build- ing, just outside college gates of near Washington: elghteen baths; complete apart- rage, with spart; Ient sbove fof servants: one Balf acre of ground; glassed.in sleeping rches on firsi and -second arve - enough for all ‘occupa: ants” v large living and- dining rooms, Which ‘can_ be thrown into 1ol students or faculty; sell com- l‘l.!ly mrnllhefl bullflin‘ co\lld not E' Tected price clear; P ew'!ot uuxn. m h!llns. THOS. E. JARRELL CO. Realtors 721 10th STREET N.W, NATIONAL 0765 Only $10.950 Chevy Chase, D..C. 5444 Nevada Avenue (Between Legation and Livingston Sts.) The hOmG you lnve been lOOk' ;ng for. want. Conn. Ave. schools. It has everythinfl you Two short squares Close to stores and from 7 rooms: large tiled bath with shower; breakfast alcove: l-car garage. IT WILL UNDOUBTEDLY BE SOLD QUICKLY, SO COME EARLY. Open Saturday Afternoon and All Day Sunday Edw. H. Jones & Co.. Inc. Exclusive Agents 5520 Conn. Ave. Cleve: 2300 District to- Cost $563,965. - (Continued From Seventeenth Page.) and 1313 New York avenue (lot 803, square 286); to cost $1,200. Little Art uhup Inc, wnm C. A. Barker, bullder; , 1626 :..met ot Bi. adiare 160 to Mflldn to erect one 1. = tile dw:lllnf 2612 Thirty-second street nh 8 and 9, square 5700); Don c J hnson, k M mo 3 owner d-lmer and A Smart New Home of Ellzabethan De- s:gn—Bulh N Miler i Cleveland Park All Brick, 2 Baths, including - Shower, Slate Roof, Copper Guttering and Spouting, Open Fireplace, Oak Floors, Large Attic, Finely finished Interior and . Beautiful ..TDecorations, Breakfast and Sleeping Porches, Garage, At a very reasonable * price. 3718 Van Ness St. Will Be Open 4 Bay Sunday Drive out Conn, Ave. to Branch ol R Ty A t. and east W property. ooy s BO2LEGELPS 1417 K St. Realtors National 9300 CRNRRKKS R R S e R R S TR ADJOINING EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL New Colonial Brick Homes Restricted All-White Community 225 Features 6 and 7 Big Rooms. Tile Bath with Shower. Breakfast and Sleeping Porches. Natural Hardwood Trim. Osk Floors. Paneled Walls. Artistic Fixtures. Modern White Kitchen. Builtsin Garage. 17th Street N E. Open Daily and Sunday Exceptionat™ew homes in the most .beautiful section in all Northeast Washington. In con- struction, finish and featured conveniences, they compare fa- vorably with properties selling for thousands more. The terms are within anyone’s reach, and they are real values. As Low As $7,950 Robert E. Kline, Jr. 717 Union Trust Building Owner—Builder National 6799 OR ANY BROKER 1849 LAMONT STREET, N,W. BEAUTIFUL, SPACIOUS MT. PLEASANT HOME Here is a most unusual buying opportunity in best Mt. Pleasant section, containing nine rooms and two baths—all rooms very large and ideally adapted. ‘There is a 2-car brick garage. Owner leaving city has priced this property for speedy sale. OPEN SATURDAY AFTERNOON 4 to 6 PM. Rosr. L. McKezym President SUNDAY 2 PM. TILL 6 ~ MRS 1415 K Street N.W. Nat'l 4750 8. E. Govomx Sales Monager Eat E. Goss Vice President 2 MORE STORIES ,f"”{' Permits Issued for Work in| 1929. dwelling, mmmmmmmlmmmm (lot 8, square 338); to cost $1,800. garage, 3046 K strect (lot 804, square ‘William, Sahm, owner and builder; | 1173); to cost $1,000. wBHmuy architect; to erect one Henry'n\w-mz.wm.l.x. 2- addition, 101 Fifteenth | Perguson, mc bullders; tamk.n. nartheln (lot 38, square 1069); | pairs, 1 and 3 Virginia avenue south- west (lot 1, lqureM‘l) wmum Frank khl to $1,070. mm Sy Hermm ‘Willner, owner; J. H. Ilcln- make Tepairs, 1423 culumhh rua (lot | tyre, designer and builder; to maks 'Ill square IG'IZ). bo cost, Dlll’l 1533 Wisconsin avenue (lol l!l} g:- ‘Concry rpan awmn square 1271); to buz $1,000. ilders; H B. Gral ded,(nnr Gulf 'Refining : Co.;. ownlers; to erect 1 to_cost $2,500. Aléthya Williams, owner; Penn iders; to erect one 237 O street ire 553); to cost $2,000. b, owner and builder; to 1 NDIAN SUMMER .. . radiant princess of all the seasons, now approaches to hold her bril- liant court in wonderful Sligo Park Hills. Oak, elm, maple, walnut and other forest giants don their most colorful raiment for the royal wvisitor. At every turn there’s-a flame-hued vista, a rain- bow tinted picture. Even the rippling streams turn to molten gold and, silver at the magic touch of the great artist, DIRECTIONS su... Parl Hills. Sales Office, 7900 Georgia Ave. NS rect |awarded in Canada in geptember was REAL ESTATE. . BUILDING IS PURCHASED. Georgia Avenue Structure Acquired by Pennsylvanians. The three-story brick building «t 8400-11-13 Georgia avenue, having store space on the first floor with apartments ber on-Tecord.. The total for the frst | Ao serey Westlond, meimters, Wi oo rs, who are three-quarters ‘of the year reached a to Washington from Ridgw: total of $441,643,900, or $62,000,000 | pa,, it is-an: by Boss & Phel hlnm'flun m'thnu- mmu mpmpenymmummnul- coner & Proctor. 'II.L!MIIM!MIM (lots i to cose $1,000. : - . Canada Sets Building Record. MONTREAL, Quebec, October 12.— ‘The value of construction contracts higher than for any previous Septem- | Nature Is Painting Glorious"Autumn Pictures In The Woodlands of BEAUTIFUL GO PARK A Community of Distinguish- ed Homes Among Gently Rolling Hills and Natural Wooded Parks—Priced Between $9,750 and $12,900 ‘A A& & A a A Development Presenting Every Advantage of Beauty and Recreation Enjoyed by the Home Costing Forty to Sixty Thousand Why not bring your kiddies out to en)oy these matchless beauties this Fall? Iattl:emfilltluulnnpdeepwnh!heeup. bracing October air. Give them a home in the heart of nature, where they can grow healthy and strong with Brler Rabbit, the brown quail and rollicking squirrel for companions. Where they'll have pure air, ruddy health and SAFETY for all time. DnuouthmuAhhAnmndnth Watch for ge Sligo Park Hills sign. de.h-fihm!dbflumu Phone Shepherd 3400 ASHING'fON Company inc. E..BROOKE LEE, President = = P. BLAIR LEE, Vice Pre;id(-nt CURTIS WALKER, Treasurer A 15x29-Foot Living Room With Log Fireplace Many residences costing $50,000 or more, lack the sylvan beauty and charm of this mly finished home overlookin, the silvery streams of Sligo Park Valley. It.is one of many outstanding examples of the architecture and values n‘no: in Sligo Park Hills. -Oh, yes—the priceg—what a surprise—only m.m with modest down payment ll‘ balance like rent.