Evening Star Newspaper, June 13, 1931, Page 18

B—2 REAL BUILDING PERMITS VALUE 15 $500.000 - List of Plans for New Work1 Approved Is Unusually Long. (Continued Prom First Page.) ESTATDE. THE EVENING STAR, WASHING TON, D. C., SATURDAY, Home of Charles E. Lowery COLONIAL RESIDENCE AT 1438 JONQUIL STREET. [HOMES TO BE BUILT IN PRINCE GEORGES Permits Issued for Construction of Three Buildings at Brentwood. By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. Three houses to be built in Brentwood on property owned by George L. Boar- man were included in the list of build- ing permits issued by the Prince UPPER MARLBORO, Md., June 13.— | ! Georges County commissioners during | the last week. The houses will cost $3,000 each. Other permits issued include the fol- || lowing: Frederick F. Ackers, owner and builder, $3,000 residence, Buena Vista; H. H. Scott, owner and builder, $4,000 residence, Oakland; L. S. Rover, owner and builder, hall, no estimate of cost glven, Reds Corner; M. J. Curley, for Catholic Church, owner, Morton Bros., |4 builders. $1,500 extension to dwelling, Hyattsville; ' Victor E. Blecker, owner, $2,500 residence, Takoma Park; L. W. Dunn, owner, Joseph V. Wyvill, builder, $3.750 residence, Mount Ranier; F. W. Knudsen, owner, Sam Rea, builder, $1,200 dwelling, Ardwick; R. W. Wil- | son, owner and builder, $3,200 resi- dence, Hyattsville. JUNE 13, 1931. REAL ESTATE. T PUBLIC APPROVAL has been unmistakably shown by the purchase of 60% of these new centerhall homes before completion Visit 36th & Cumberland Streets /Now i Santmyers, earchitect; to ory ick dwellings, ‘4401 enth street northeast, to George T. erect. four to 4409 Th: cost $25,000. PSS SRR SRR AR A R R AR R R SRR R RN Dv e e ve ou Connecticut Avenue 4 squares above Aldemarte to Cumberland Street, then ‘turn west (eft) ‘one aquare to Wake- field. $16.750 anidis Seven Rooms Two Baths 2-Car Garage Insulation Bronze Screens Many Features Pepco Substatien. Near Chevy Chase Circle 502 PATTERSON ST. New Brick Colonial—Slate Roof Price Reduced to $13,500 Excellently located on large landscaped lot at a high point, ifrom Che Chase Circle, near Blessed Sacrament Three big, bright bed rooms, two tile baths, large attic, spper screens, built-in garage, oak floors, beau- Built by Jacobson Bros. A splendid pection. Electric Power Co., cott Co.. Inc.. builder: ory steel. conerate and rick substation, Fifth street north- east, to cost William S 3 . owner and builder signer; to erec nd frame dwelling, ot, to cost $18.000 owner and d» builder; to Vi nd frame second stre On the s2cond floor are three bed- ms and two baths, while in the nt are facilities for domestic , including laundering om the rear of the house to the hed two-car garage is a quaint | stone walk, while a cement path | ks the front entrance with the side- The entire lot measures 95 feet | feet W. Cappelmann, Richmond, itect, designed the dwelling. Essentially Colonial in style, the new | {home of Charles E. Lowery at 1438 Jonquil street, is located on & andscaped lot overlooking a Gove: ment park, in the section known Sixteenth Strest Park. The home was ® | built, and sold by Edson W. Briggs Co r & Sons. Inc.. owners . On the first floor are living room, din- Breuninger, archi- ing room, fast nook, pantry and tory brick dwell ing room is set off with ide drive, to cost y 5= T i sive fireplace. and W. A. Carr, owners and | . James E. Eckloff, jr. de- to crect tw brick, tile jone 1-story brick dwelling, 210 Fiftieth \N ng: and 4928 | street northeast, to cost $4,000. t. to cost $11,000. F. Burton. owner, designer. and 107000k Bae. | builder; to erect one l-story frame . i dwelling, 2609 Rhode Island avenue er & Sons, Inc., owners ; northéast, to cost $4,000. and builders; H. L. Breuninger, archi-| St. Matthews Church, owners: to erect one 2',-story brick dwell- | Wick, Rosengarten Co.. Inc., builders: to 35 Holly street, to cost $10,000. make repairs, 1739 Rhode Island ave- .. E. Breuninger & Sons, Inc., owners | nue, to cost $3.000. Breuninger, archi-| Wallace Cornwell, owner and builder tory brick dwell- |to erect one 2-story brick dwel 2 e drive, to cost|{M street southeast. to cost Washington Home for owners: John G. White, designer and builder: to erect brick in | Wisconsin avenue and Upton to cost | cost $2,200 A. M. Clomax, 1% blocks Church. open fireplace, cc finished interior. PHONE CLEVE. 8% R. BATES WARREN vou will agree, upon in 1200 Open for Inspection Saturday and Sunday t builders i izt H. D. Woodson, designer; to erect one 1-story steel and masonry auto repair| dry building, 1119 South Capi- to cost $2,000. W. Harlow, o gner; Harlow to erect one 5049 A Drive out Connecticut Avenue to Patterson Street (at Chevy Chase Circle), turn East on Patterson Street to house. o H.G.Smithy Co. SARAVANARREALLLUVLLUUAA AL AL AN \\\\\\\\\\‘\\‘\“ A \\\\\\\;\\\“\\\\\\\&,\\\\\\\\&\s\\\\\\s\\\\\\\ L. E. Breur Fastest Selling Homes in Town! Seventeen Sold in Fourteen Days 4th and Emerson Sts. N.W. Highest Northwest Restricted Location, Finest Construction and Finish Davis National 5904 builders; dwelling, $1,400. hatory place, frame to cost a\\“\\\\\%\%&\‘S\‘\\\“\'fi\\‘\\‘\‘S\S\\‘\\“\\\\\\\%\\\ d Propesties, builder; to , 10 cost owner: make re- $1,000. urables, inger & Sons, Inc., owners | H. L. Breuninger, archi- rect one 2',-story brick dwel- 7709 Fourteenth street, owner and builder Arthur W. Brown, owner and builder; to erect two 2-story brick dwellings, 807 and 809 Underwood street, to cost $10.000. Carl R. Johnson, owner and builder; to erect two 3-story brick and stone additions, 1756 and 1758 Columbia road, to cost $10,000. Frank D. Phillips, owner and builder; A. Reid, builder: to erect one 2-story | stone and frame dwelling, 3117 n street, to cost $8,000. Two-Story Dwelling. nd C. Firor, owner; & Son, 426 Rittenh re; George T. Santmyers, archi- | to erect one 2-story brick and | me dwelling, 818 Butternut street, to Wirsley Freights— The Garden Spot of Washington Zuglish Home of Stone 13 Rocms—1 Baths 2914 44th St. N.W. Open Sunday, 10:30 AM. to 6:60 PO, 0 & A N :: Weckerly and Sue Allen, WC &A. 37 fi{lilfl‘” Griffin, designer; Griffin 1119 Seventeenth Dec, 0510 to erect one 2-story brick . - lling, 5118 Albemarle NOTE THESE FEATURES Six Large Rooms pacious Covered Porches RS Gorgeous Kitchen 3500 CMh—$65 Monthly Profit Fully Equipped Ehibis e B Latest Type Frigidaire 4908 4th St. N.W. Beautifully Decorated Bath R with Newest Fixtures Open from 9 AM. to 9 P.M. Copper Screens Throughout Z,“";,.f‘f';”.‘,j",\’.f;:"}‘,’a:;;hf; St Built-in Brick Garages g Large Wardrobe Closets Large Wardrobe Closers —— CAFRITZ 510,950 wners and builders; to erect one 1 Nebraska Beautifully Furnished Exhibition Home 4453 Faraday Pl Y‘ YU will by our long ex- perience of nearly a quarter of a century in building and sell- ing. THESE HOMES ARE CONVINCING ARGUMENTS Magnificent street with a great v of individual homes to ur selection and finished to your own ideas. different. ONE AND s, owner and builder: s, architect: to erect ¢ brick dwelling. 5701 Thirty- street, to cost $8,000. . Beall & Sharp Co., Inc., own- G. Stonebreaker, builder; to make Thirtieth and K streets, to cost ers: G repairs, $7.000 You Are Cordially Invited to Inspect A New Stone, Brick and Clapboard Residence—Center-hall Plan Situated at the Highest Point of Warchouse Remodeling. Refrigerating & Warehous- Schneider Eltventh and F streets south- to cost $5,000. . W. Jones, er and bullder: to one 1-story frame dwelling, 2238 Hill road northeast, to cost owner; J. A. Melby, | on, butider; to_erect | :Qttfifitfitifi**it**fl*fi*t*fi* | * KOHLER of KOHLER Beautiful Wesley Heights 4505 LOWELL STREET Owners and Builders of Communities 14th & K Sts. Dist. 9080 Over 3.000 Lifctime Homes Built and Sold 55 Now Under Construction Special Price for Corner Homes A home that reflects the newest SIO 950 to $12,500 OPEN ALL DAY SU\IDAY DAILY 6 TO 9 P.M in excellence of design, plan, constructi tful equipment. It is a delig revel Corner Residence IN WESLEY HEIGHTS Lot 90x103 Always Insist on “Schafer Quality” Materials E. G. Schafer Co. 4100 Georgia Ave. Telephone ADams 0145 those appreciating the finer thin Drive west from Wisconsin Ave. on Fes- senden St. and north 1, blcck to property. BOSS & PHELPS 1T K St. NW. make-up of a home, with a distinctive atmos- phere and a certain charm of individual char- acter—at a price well under $20,000. Ak kA Ak Ak ko folodefatatalodototofofolod Owned, Built and for Sale By Schwab, Valk & Canby Pot. 0830 eV A dedededk ke bk Aok ok ke ko ok TS S Y RS S S SX T TRNSRN A Home an Investment % $11,750 Extremely Low Terms 1858 Park Road N.W. 1704 Conn. Ave. living room, i dining ve bed hardwood 4500 Seventeenth St. N.W. A Home of Distinction in a Downtown Suburb wo bed room suites cased, the would income the for in- ternoon M &R. B WARREN 8200 Conn. Ave. Cleveland 7330 EEARARRANARRNARLERANANSNY, $12,950 5811 32nd Street DETACHED CORNER In Beautiful Chevy Chase A Charming New English design. The rooms are all cheerful and there are two attractive baths; beautifully tiled kitchen with every convenience desired. Slate roof. There is also a garage ’\\\\\\ A R RN S A N S N A A A RSN S R VS .&.\\\\\\\\\\\\‘Sfi)\‘\\\\\\fi%\'\\\\\\ S 3000 44th Place N.W. Corner of Hawthorne & 44th Place Your opportunity to secure the finest corner in Wesley Heights at a reasonable price. The present owner has not neglected a single opportunity to add to this beautiful home in the way of all kinds qf shrubbery, roses and flowers of every de- scription, something you can’t buy in a new home, for it takes years to plan and grow. Built about five years ago by W. C. & A. N. Miller, containing eigli* rooms, two baths and two-car garage. Large living room, dining room, kitchew, pantry and lavatory on first floor. Four bed rooms and two baths on the second floor. Ii you are looking for a home, see this one, for here you have the best location in our wonderful city. Itis in that well known restrictive section of Wesley Heights, surrounded by parks, large estates, wooded section, beautiful lawns and shrubbery everywhere. Buy this residence and you will always be satisfied that there is no other location you would rather live in, Don’t buy in a good section, BUY IN THE BEST SECTION Open for Inspection Saturday, Sunday and Monday Phone MARKHAM & ZiRKLE, Inc. District 8888 Barr Building, 910 17th St. A Charmlng Home Just North of Cathedral and West of Conn. Aves. 2937 28th St. N.W. A truly delightiul home in an unex- celled location. It is thoroughly modern il of its appointments, hav- t within the past few years completely reconditioned. The in- ely arranged with re- ge living room with open fireplace, fine dining room, bright kitchen with rubber tile flooring, three splendid bed rooms, 2 tiled baths and ample closet Other features include 2-car garage, screens and awnings. Mortg. & Inv. Corp. 1004 Vermont Ave. Nat. 5833 A Beautiful Corner Residence In a community where all homes arc new and pretty and m‘l"h]\or- selected with utmost care. Center-hall plan, wonderful liv e e s e lar b ol e il et BathsyeceantsvuRriens and many other features to Home, e room with old- htful sun parlor. arage. oil burner, Wonder{ul lot. $13,500 OPEN FROM 2’70 9 PM. space. Open for your inspection daily and Sunday until 9 p.m. Wm. H. Saunders Co. INCORPORATED 1519 K St. N.W. Dist. 1015 Dist. 0853