Evening Star Newspaper, October 18, 1930, Page 18

| General Chevy Chase, D. C. Large lot—Built by Jacobson Bros. Price, $13,850 Open Saturday and All -Day Sunday | Just two blocks east of Chevy Chate Circle Grahanzgc Ogden .- NAtional 3689 313 Woodward Bldg. 3020 Dent PI. N.W. . Just North of 30th & Q Streets 4. Rooms, Kitchen, Bath and Porch, $45 5 Sold 227 to 249 Concord Ave. N.W. Located on a 120-ft. Boulevard All-brick construction, contain- ing seven large rooms, b bath with shower, built-in garage, Electric Refrigeration and many unusual features found in higher-priced homes. Corner Kansas and Concord Aves—311,500 Terms Arranged Open for Inspection Floyd E. Davis. Co. __ Realtors 733 12th St. N.W. National 0353 Glover Park | Adjoining Mass. Ave. i Heights .o Flawless, all-brick constrae- “flon; varied designs, ‘rooms, 3 ity 7o, mim {fown. Built by B. H. Gruver, Tsth St. N.W., Natl 2670, EXHIBIT HOME 3808 Benton St. N.W. pen . every day and eve- Take @ ou 137th, morth to Tunlaw road and lest on Benton. ATE W. W BRIDE'S HQME 15 NOVEL IN DESIGN Residence in Spring Valley Fitted Into Sloping Contour of Spacious Site. ‘The large stone house at 4763 Indian lane, Sprirg Valley, which was pur- chaséd recently by William W. Bride, corporation counsel of the District, presents an interesting architectural study due to the sloping contour of its spacious site into which the residence ftf 3 was fitted. ‘To meet this problem, the main wall of the house was sunk into the slope, bringing the living room window sills near the level of the lawn, thus avoid- ing the difficulties of having the oppo- site side of the house stand far. above the level of the grounds there. .Due to this treatment the appearance of the rear or garden side of the house was enhanced. The garage wing of the building, placed at right angles with the main block of the house, forms an “L"” shaped outline. The floor of this wing is on the level with the house en- trances and this caused the end wall to sink into the rising ground to create a low, gabled aspect. Stone Wall Helps Setting. | The landscaping of \the grounds in- cludes a row of apple trees as well as| shrubs. In addition these is a rural type stone wall to add to the setting. The house, which commands a wide vista over the wooded section, is so ar- ranged that the main outlook from the rooms is ever the garden front. This elevation has a stone-paved terrace traversing its entire length and is marked by two gabled bow windows. The uvlng room, square in propor- tions and having groups of windows overfooking the stone-paved porch, is Pllced opposite the dining rbom, with a arge center hall iftervening. Library Over Garage. A lbrary is built over the garage and set apart from the main portion of the house so as to offer the booklover an atmosphere of privacy and quiet. This room is fitted with a huge stone nr:g'l:ce. built-in bookcases and a high- gal celling finished in rough texture plaster. The master bed room and adjoining bath, placed over the living room, has three exposures. On the second floor also there are three additional bed rooms and two baths. The house was built by W. C. & A. N. Miller from plans by G. E. MacNefl. HOME BUILDING TOTAL IN 37 STATES SHOWN || New Construction Volume in Sep- tember Larger Than in Any Month Since May. tial building contracts award- 37 States east of the Rocky during September were month since May, ation. Dodge Corpor: 4 construction volume $331,863,500, residential building ber accounted for $98,534,600, or 30 per cent of all awards in the 37 Eastern States. Construction of all types undertaken in this territ in this ring first nine months of 1930 was valued “-:o l‘.’:m't;’o”'f,w' u‘:‘ with 84, , for the oo nine months of 1929. i bbb In the very earliest times men had & tural connection belief in some nlpern: - lnn o that “our “touch 1319 Shepherd minutes’ ride of the heart of the the minute in every respect. THE EVENING STAR is located at 4763 Indian lane. Hillside home recently purchased by William W. Bride, corporation counsel, from W. C. & A. N. Miller, builders. I HUNDREDS VISIT “ELECTRIC HOME” Many Uses of Current Explained at House Located in Sligo Park Hills, The electric home exhibit of the Electric League of Washington, located in Sligo Park Hills, Md., has been at- @ended by hundreds of interested per- sons during the first week of its dis- play, decording to members of the organization. The many uses of elec- tricity are demonStrated to the visitors at_the home. Miss Elizabeth Fisher, home econo- mist, has been in attendance during the visiting hours, which are from 10 am. "to 10 p.m, daily, for the purpose of de- livering short talks the do- mestic relations of electricity to the home. A number of women’s clubs in Montgomery County have organized groups to visit the electric home exhibit. Classes from several schools have also signified their intention of visiting the display. The committee of the Electric in charge of the exhibit follows: Nor- man H. Barnes, Potomac Electric lection; C. E. Ra; tric Power Co., chairman, exterior Dis- play; Bancroft Foley, H. P. Foley Co., chairman, Publicity; J. T. Kirchner, Biggs & Kirchner, chairman, Interior tory | wiring; G. F. Belt, O. R. Evans & Bro,, CeDt | chairman, Interior Lighting; A. ‘the | Eastburn, Graybar Electric Co., C. . snd 5.5, Cas- man, Interior Display, and E. S, Cas- sidy, General Electric Co,, chairman, Personnel Committee. ‘The exhibit is reached by driving out Georgia avenue or Sixteenth street and Alaska avenue toward Silver Spring, turning right immediately upon enter- ing the town, and follo the “Elec- tric Home” arrows into Sligo Park Hills, where the house is situated and flood: hted night. Priced n Mggfll;(: l‘iRICK it lome o | 1930 L'st. NLE. $125 Cash $5,375 $45 Monthly and. HARRY A. KITE, Inc. t. 4846, 1019 15th 8. Net Street Northeast An Ideal Home —amid the most satisfactory surroundings, and yet within 20 business and shopping districts. Center Entrance Hall Two Large Side Porches, 9 ft. x 22 ft. Lots 40 f¢. wide, garage, electric refrigeration, fantry with window, three bed rooms, all with access to porch: open fre- place: choice of natural or cream and mahogany fin‘ufl.' up to CHARLES M. WALLINGSFORD Builder and Owner 1010 V e¥mont Avenue N.W. Nat'1 2990 A New Home That Fits Its Environment in - NORTH CLEVELAND PARK This Section Now Rendered More Convenient and_ Desir- able by Excellent New Bus Line A true masterpiece of modern construetion, excellently located on big corner lot that overlooks beau- tiful Woodked yalley in North Cleve- land Park. ‘Center-hall Colonial brick and frame; 3 bright, cheer- ful master bed rooms, big finished attic. that can be converted into desired , cedar fireplace, Frigidaire, vate cement side porc! buiit-in garage. dsome ntry, pri- and 2-car Interior reveals a new degree of Juxury and beauty for moderate price homes with de luxe ap- pointments that include imported wall papers. The location offers the definite advantages of high an ideal preserved by wise re: ‘nearby conveniences of environment the Connecti- cut_and Wisconsin Avenues, and R.M. HOOKER Tower Building e © 4330 37th St. N.W. Corter of Yuma) O, gy R g B s Daily Until 9 p.m. - from Conm. Ave. to REAL ESTATE BOARD ' ADDS TWO TO ROSTER| Executive Committee Elects Henry K. Jawish and Phillips & Canby, Inc. Two new members were this week added to the roster of the Washington Real Estate Board when the Executive Committee of the board elected Henry | K. Jawish and Phillips & Canby; Inc., to_membership. Mr. Jawish has been associated with | local real estate for a number of years and recently established his own office Homer Phillips and M. P. Canby of of These New bath and shower. wallpaper design. and car lines. 1t 14th Lot Frame 15 Years Atlantic Home Construction Division SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. 1930 Book of_~ Plans: City . Brick ..'75% Loans Phillips & Canby, Inc,, have both been active in the local field for a number of years. The firm was recently or- ganized in real estate business. About 43 per cent of families through- out the Nation own radio sets. Telephone National 5000 For immediate delivery of The Star to your home every evening and Sunday morning. The Route Agent will collect at the end of each month, at the rate of 1% cents per day and 5 cents Sunday. Your Critical Inspection Invited 20-foot Homes With Lots 142 Feet Deep Unusually Large Rooms 3 Porches—Screens Kelvinator — Garage High Elevation at $9,450 See One of the Biggest Home Values Ever Offered Farragut Street N.W., at Kansas Avenue Each room bright, large and cheerful. Spacious closets in each room, hardwood floors and trim. Two-tone tiled Newest electrical firtures and 1931 Near schools, churches, stores, busses Exhibit Home, 418 Farragut St. Open and Lighted Until 9 P.M. ‘o Reach—Drive out Ga. Ave. fo Farre to houses, or take Sherman Circl CAFRITZ : ut_St. Bus, Owners If you own a well located lot we will help you build your home Stucco to Pay Payments Less Than Rent - No Refinancing Sears, Roebuck and Co. Modern Homes Division by 911 Bladernisburg Rd. N.E. 4600 Office open Saturday until 9:30 P.M. Send coupon for free book of plans (Star, 10-18-30) Please send, without obligation on my part, a copy of the - ’ 1 . : WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1930. | GARDEN VIEW. OF DISTRICT COUNSEL'S HOME l DAIRY TO BE ERECTED AT COST OF $1,000,000 = Chestnut Farms Corporation Will Have Model Plant in Balti- more Shortly. Special Dispatch to The Star BALTIMORE, October 18.—- Repre- | senting an investment of more ‘mn( $1,000,000 ., when completed and fully equipped, a large dairy will be\ erected here by the Chestnut Farms | Dairy, Inc, a subsidiary of the Na tional Dairy Products Corporation of | Delaware. The Chestnut concern Te- | cently acquired the plant of the City | Baking Co. Plans call for the rebuilding of th baking company’s building and the erection of a four-story brick and steel | structure on the remal portion of | the site. Pasteurization of the milk and other process.s will be carried on behind plate glass, through which the work may be viewed by the public. ‘The National Dairy Products Co. is a holding company, with widespread |p interest in the milk and dairy products and the manufacture and distribution of ice cream. Its' operations extend | over the New England States, New York, New Jersey, Illinois, Michigan, ebrask: REAL ESTATE. A Hoine You Will Be Praud toOwn 416 Jefferson St. N.W. 7 ROOMS. (4 BED ROOMS) ONLY JAMESON #8,750° |.” BULLT Large front and rear porches. Built-in bath with shower, gak floors, natural wood trim. Lot 140 feet deep with garage. Paved street and alley. FRIGIDAIRE INCLUDED OPEN SUNDAY AND DAILY TO INSPECT DRIVE OUT 13th ST. OR GA. AVE.TO JEFFERSON ST. AND EAST TO HOUSE ¢ WM. M. THROCKMORTON | 208 Investment Bldg. 6093 District v A Lovely Situated Detached Home That Must Be Sold Chevy Chase D. C. Harrison Street Vacant— Out-of-town owner has just suthorized us to sell this home at a very interesting price. Jt is a splendid oppor- tunity to purchase a most comfortable home in the most delightful spot of Chevy Chase—one that contains seven full sized rooms—4 bed ropins, two (2) tiled baths, break- fast alcove, large bright attic, slate roof, and, of course, every modern convenience. A 60-ft. lot with trees and shrubs. Garage. : Open All ;Dny' Sunda; Schwab, Valk & Canby 1704 Conn. Ave. Exclusive Agents Potomac 0830 - ‘_' introduced the period. Of the Georgian Colonial period, into which has been many unusual features in plan, finish and fixtures, of which the en- trance hall across the front, linking the living room and dining room, is one. tavern floors throughout the first floor is an interesting detail. The master bed room, bath and dressing, room pro- vide another unique arrange- ment—while W. B. Moses & Sons have furnished and decorated in Blrmony with The old Exhibition ‘Home of Distinctive Type in'a Colorful Commqnity - Furnished in period consistency By W. B. Moses' & Sons. 301 Brookside Drive Open for inspection from 10 a.m.’ to 9 pm. every day and Sunday. Here is a demonstration of what may be enjoyed in Ken- wood. Its wealth of natural beauty affords pleasing set- tings for homes of impressive design such as this, consti- tuting a community complete in its facilities and conven- ient in its accessibility—sur- rounded by those sensible re- - strictions which permit the fullest exercise of personal taste in type, prohibiting only incongruities which would defeat the ideal standard set. To reach Kenwood go west of Wisconsin Avenue on Bradley Lane, continuing under the viaduct to the entrance to Kenwood, three short squares to the left. Kennedy-Chamberlin Development Co. 2400 Sixteenth S’eefi Columbia 7280