Evening Star Newspaper, August 22, 1931, Page 18

REAL SEGGRAPWI GROUP TOBUILD ADDITION Administration Structure to Cost $391,000 at 1156 ESTATE. New Homes in Fort Bayard Park Sold EARLY AMERICAN STYLE DWELLINGS ON FARADAY PLACE PURCHASED. Sixteenth Street. e {Oontinued From First Page.) architect; Charles H. Tompkins Co., 1608 K street, bullders; to erect one 2- story brick and concrete- store, 1307 Fourth street northeast: to cost $20,000. H. J. Connor, 1443 Holly street, owner and builder; Donald 8. Johnson, archi- tect; to erect two 2-story brick and | cinder block dwellings, 1343 and 1339 Kalmia road; to cost $14,000. ting ur-and.a-half and ‘Terminal hellnnc Corp., , owners; Schneider- D streets southwest. Spliedt 00 1416 F street, bullders; to remodel 528 Twelfth street southwest; to_cost uoooo L. E. Breuninger & Sons, Inc., In- ‘vestment Dulldl.n' owners and build- ers; H. L. Breuninger, architect; to erect one 2.story brick dwelling, 7724 ‘Ware- Four adjacent detached dwellings on Faraday place in Fort Bayard Park, sold recently by Boss & Phelps, Left o right: 4453 Paraday place, purchased by Charles E. Hall; 4440 Faraday place, bought by Norma Cox; 4446 Faraday place, rold to Archie G. Marshall, and 4441 Faraday place, sold to John A. Shirley of the Interstate Commerce Commis- sion. All the dwellings are of early American type. ide drive; to cost $9,000, u:nbun , 1906 xonya_;_\ slerse.ec.u%wner ler; George °T. Santmyers, architect; to erect one 2-story brick secgng u];efihnormm mw eo'-;:m:5 468, @ rteenth street; eith Corporation, o ot Pl s ' | w. Gosnell, bullder; to make Tepairs, 1426 G street; to cost $2,000. James L. Sherwood, 1021 Newton street northeast, owner; Chatles C. ; | Kennon, 814 Eighteenth street, builder; to make repairs, 1416 P street; to cost $2,000. Henry Strong Estate, owners; McKa & Longworth, 2300 L street, builde: ot Somer: 1o oot $1500. xm 'west _corner; i 3 owners; ewa loe o Inc. ,g'““"’”"‘ o m“' el 617 | | Inc, Baltimore, Md. bullders: to ¥ mxe e Baker. ,";;s - ee ;eptlm, 711 H street northeast; j owner lll Ty mi re| md.'f“w 8512 Thirtleth street; | yomont street: to cost $300. Rubble Stone House. Mark Sherier, 4828 Chain Bridge | road, owner and builder; to erect one | l%-otary rubblc stone dwelling, 5016 Conduit road; to cost $5,000. .vonn Errico, 4625 Forty-first street, | ; Marcus Hallett, architect: P. H. | | 'u.\ls 927 Fifteenth street, builder; to erect one 2-story brick addition, 4625 1-story frame dwelll; 1133 hrty- ,000. P. Huddleson & Co., owners and hmdm C. E. Dillon, declmer o erect, two 2-story brick dwellin fi!-flflt street. and 3109 to_cost $8,000 each. David Feldman, 335 Cedar street, owner; J. J. Stanley, 6638 Eastern ave- | nue, and ler; to erect two 2-story dwellings, 216 and 218 ‘Whittler l&!et to cost $8.000. mll‘h 5421 31st Street (Just North of Military Road) An extremely large, all brick, detached home in Chevy Chase, containing recreation room with open fireplace and many I unusual features, thoroughly l modern, reasonably pticed and may be purchased on advan- tageous terms. $14,500 J. Wesley Buchanan Exclusively Resitor Met. 1143 Chevy Chase, D.C. 3114 Legation St. Reached via Conn. Ave. to Mili- tary Road, east on Military Road to 32nd St., morth on 32nd to Legation. $12,500 New all-brick home with slate roof, copper guttering and down spouts. Six big, bright rooms, bath with shower, lavatory off master bed room, electric refrig- erator, screens, garage, wooded lot. Open Every Day Till 9PM. H.G.Smithy Co, 1418 Eye Nat. 5904 fast room. . oumhlmmthnnu‘- cedar closets. . Large lot, 2-car garage. Den’t Fail to Inspect Open Sunday Week Days, 2 to 9 E. H. Croxton Mealty Associates 1427 Eye Nat. 8744 UNUSUAL HOME VALUE 7712 14th St. N.W. Big lot, 45 by 143. All brick, wholly detached. R 414,950 6 unusually large rooms. 2 good sized baths. 9 Living room over 23 feet long. 2.car masonry garage. Through unusual circumstances this house is priced several thousand dollars under value. Don't miss seeing it. Out 16th St. to Juniper, Then 1 Block East to 14th L. E. F . Prince ]nvenn::ZI Bldg. Brokers Invited New Semi-Detached Homes for Less Than Row-House Price Six rooms, builtin garage, tiled bath and shower, and equipped with awnings and screens. SAMPLE HOUSE 830 Tewkesbury Place N.W. rrice #7,850 $500 Cash $60 Monthly Tuckerman St. then ome block east. Deive out Georsia Ave, fo Tuckerman, 5(. Five Injured in Communist Rict. | NEW | persons up in street YORK, August 32 (#).—Five were injured and scores shaken & disturbance Forty-eighth and Tenth enue last night 5423 33d St., Chevy Chase,D.C. Here is a new ALL BRICK center-hall plan Silnill Liaken, PRICED 70 'Y % U0 SELL at 8 real rooms, 2 nled bnlu. built-in garage: celotexed attic. Electric refrigeration. Lot has frontage of 115 feet. HARD TO MATCH THIS VALUE Open Saturday Afternoon and Sundey Edw. H. Jones & Co., Inc. 5520 Conn. Ave. C. H. SMALL, Bldr. 4421 14th St. N.E. BEAUTIFUL MICHIGAN MANOR A wonderful home in a beautiful community, where all homes are new and pretty—and your neighbors selected with utmost eare. New Attractive Features lecndwwnmouu,tw beautiful baths, colored orchid and bright rooms, -hhonu kitchen, Be S-r. and See This Home Sunday! DBrive out North Capitol St. rioht on Michigan Ave. to 14th St., and left to houses, or take Brookiand car 1o Michi- van Ave., walk rioht to 14th St. Dist. 0853 THE MARYLAND LAND TITLE COMPANY Announces It has succeeded to the Title Business of TITLE AND INVESTMENT COMPANY OF MARYLAND (Formerly 923 15th St. N.W.) And will continue the Maryland Title business in all its branches, and is prepared to issue Cer- tificates of Title on, Maryland property promptly and furnish information relating to judgments, taxes, etc., at a reasonable charge. Offices in the building of : THE DISTRICT TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY, THE WASHINGTON TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY, THE LAWYERS TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY, 1413 Eye Street Northwest ON, D. C, Market {|ida avenue northeast. PROVISION MERCHANT TAKES NEW BUILDING A. D. Loefer, Jr., Will Occupy Two-Story Structure at Union Market Terminal. A two-story fireproof building, now in the course of construction at Union et Terminal, Fifth street and Flor- was leased week by A. D. IMM Jr., provision nn;l_h' meat merchant. SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1931, of 40 feet and & depth of 85 feet, with & 49-foot canopy =xtending from the side street, is being built by the Charles H. Tompkins Co. of this city. store bulldln" for the Southern Hotel auwly Co. and for the Sanitary m These structures are expected to b: "completed within three months. Leasing of buildings by the Caru- this | so Importing Co. and the H. H. Harris Meat Co. also was reported by Phillips & Caldwell, agents for the market , which has a froatage | terminal. ~—Star Staff Photo. 5508 to 5522 Kansas Ave. 8,950 (Excepting Corners) Convenient to Fort Slocum Park, con- taining seventeen acres of wooded area. 5 Containing Seven Large Rooms, Two-tone Baths With Showers, Electric Refrigeration, Auto- matic Storage Heaters, Built-in Garages. Convenient to Fourteenth Street Car Line FLOYD E. DAVIS COMPANY REALTORS 733 12th Street Na.'0353 Inspect This Beautiful Center Hall Planned Home 619 WHITTIER ST. N.W. A large, new, center-hall, all-brick home in one of the best sections of the city. It has six large rooms and tiled bath, hot- water heat, instantaneous heater, back porch, garage and awnings. This lovely home is modern in every respect and can be recom- mended to the buyer who is particular, The lot is 40x130. Most Exceptional Value Price, $10,950 Open Saturday and All Day Sunday Phillips & Canby, Inc. Exclusively—R ealtors Investment Bldg. Here's VARIETY —in PRICE, SIZE and DESIGN, but only one standard of QUALITY—and a splen- did LOCATION Model Home 214 Madison St. N.W. Furnished and Decorated by ». B Mom & Sons | 6 Rooms and Bath| $9 150 \[;;oun and Bllh $8,950 Semi- ‘luido | Detached '8 Rooms, 2 B-the‘ comer $11,950 size and price range to meet the needs of the average .and the varied designs and staggered roof lines lend character and beauty to the groups. Also...of equal importance this limited development occupies an unequ-led location right on Fort Slocum Park. This section is growing rapidly, has nearby schools and stores and car line within few steps. The walls of these houses are of all solid brick...ne inferior materials used as fillers. ..front porches are conerete with brick pillars and wrought iron railings. Copper sereéns throughout, douhlc oak floors, complete variegated tile baths, large cedar- lined closets, paneled walls, natural finish trim, room size kitchens done in green and white Sanitas have inlaid linoleum, Westinghouse rrlrl.e n, console gas range and other modern equipment. Lucas ts used throughout. Wall papers by Chpltal Wall Paper Co. Seléet your Kome now-fer Fall ‘gcon. pancy. All completed houses here have now been sold.-..those mentioned zbove are now in final stages of construction, Drive out 16th, 13th or Georgia Ave. to Madison, thence east to Kangas Ave, or take 14th St. car marked “Takoma” or “Sheridan St” Get of at Medison and walk 1 block east— -mL home open every day until § pm. le Bros. xn ouu—vuu nomes" 9240 ESTATE. 4 “"b i 1316 ALLISON ST. N.E. SEMI-DETACHED A New Group of Homes Beautiful Mi:higan Manor Homes of the numerous features: Priced $9,450 to $11,450 Take Brookiand Cer. Get of ot Michi Avenue, walk right to Sargent Road, worth to Allisow Street to houses We Are About to Open Another of Beautiful Homes - Nos. 431 to 441 Ingraham St. N.W, . Moderately priced in the Petworth section, offering some- thing different in 2 row house than has ever been -l-rJH-. $8,950 Up FREDERICK B. MILLS Phone Georgia 1123 CHEVY CHASE, D.C. AMAZING! Price, $11,950 Location—3638 Jenifer St. NNW. One Block East of Connecticut Ave. HOUSE: Eight rooms, two baths, exch with built-in shower; m heated ingu No. 1 clear plain white oak built-in kitchen cabinets across length of room—10-foot tile set up with double drainboard ard chromium flxluru, Frigidaire; modern style rfu range; General Electric Clock; unusually “ tractive electric fixtures with indirect u;hun. ln bed rooms and night lights; 7 spacious close's; open fli guaranteed Tontine shades; copper Tutt.erlh; and do inlaid lino- leum; zuui;nued x‘oc.zfl wit{lh air Ventfll.ffil:‘led ese features and more are incorpora an unqu: guarantee against defective construction. . Open Daily and Sunday Until 9 P.M. To Reach: Go morth on Conn. Autoc Chase Parkway—then one QECURITY HOME COM 1427 Eye St. N. CAFRITZ LIFETIME HOMES Sold Last Week 5029 KANSAS AVE. N.W. ‘9,950 i Bryant Gas Heating System Without Additional Cost Many New Features Found Only in Homes for Twice the Price - 'HESE new homes enjoy the advantages of a delightful, restricted location on a high elevation adjacent to Grant and Sherman Circle: t to schools, stores, churches and es and situated in wide, beautiful Kansas Avenue—120 feet wide. Only selected materials and skilled mechanics enables Cafritz to give a home of highest quality and best construe- tion. Tremendous Inlymg power in carload lots effects & :re.! saving which is passed on to the purchasers of these omes. In other worda, you get a far better value plus finer qual- ity materials in Cafritz Lifetime Homes for less than you would otherwise be compelled to pay. Donr’t Fail to See These Homes Today! TO REACH PROPERTY—Drive sett Neow Hamp- shire Avenue to Sth Street to Avo. or take Sherman Circle Bus to Farragut Street. - CAFRITZ== and Builders of Communities P Lifetime Homes Built and Seld