Evening Star Newspaper, August 22, 1931, Page 19

REAL ESTATE THE BUYERS ARE COMING 2 Sold This Week! | Sample Open to 9 P.M. 1711 “D” St. NE. A ‘Most Complete Home! . Convenient Location Jr. High and i ek 2od An*Tovernment Depariments | “THE CLOSE-IN NEW HOME i SECTION" COLONIAL DESIGN ALL BRICK! pa) numerous _electric outlets and | latest electric fixtures; large | | screened breakfast and sleeping § porches; beautiful tiled bath with 1 shower and many built-in fea- |} i tures. i SEE THE KITCHEN! Equipped with Westinghouse || electric refrigeration; enameled gas range with heat control; floor el o e || itas; buflltn bl'elkfln set that | Construction Work at Mary- /||| Croft section of Brentwood. One is be- folds away when not in use. Waple & James, Inc. 1226 14th St. N.W. North 0962 La Salle Park (Brookland) | W the outstanding values | ln\‘.hlmur! city; ALL- screens, large finished attics, de- || pnmc.on RESTRICTED Prices Range from $10,950 Up Home Always Ope oo _out Amm on take Dus direct 1o Sulllvm Brothers Realtors 815 15th St. Met. 4323 i features. and convenient high elevation. Everything to Make a Home Comfortable and. Enjoyable 7 Rooms—2 = Lot 35x157 ! Price, Only $11,950 § Sample Open to 9 P.M. 35 Longfellow St. N.W. Waple & James, Inc. 28304k SENW, | North 0962, Virginia Ave. LYON VILLACE Nearby Virginia ONE OF THE MOST STRIK- INGLY BEAUTIFUL HOMES FOR MILES AROUND The Studio Type $13,500 Just south of Lee Highway at wooded section of Lyon Park. Well above the street. Prettily terraced front and rear lawns. A H#nigque entrance open- ing 16 studio living room, paneled with white cedar, high windows enhancing the beauty of the room. Lovely brick fire- . Attractive dining room, gory on first floor, Two pretty rooms, tiled bath above. basement. 2-CAR Bm GARAGE. OPEN SUNDAY 1 TO 6 BOSS & PHELPS Reaitors Arlington Title Co. Bide., Clarendon, Va. Clarendon 2345 . We Invite Your Application i for a Real Estate Loan LOW INTEREST RATES 'COMMISSIONS REASONABLE COURTEOUS SERVICE Mowthly Payments If Desired | ASSETS MORE THAN $40,000,000 Prompt Action ow Applications | BUILDERS ACTIVE AT COLLEGE PARK land U. Leads County Operations. By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. aome ut '.he buildings being crected, which include a woman's dormitory, a horticultural building, a women's fleld house, a men’s field house and an »ddi- tion to the engineering buflding, will be finished in time for the opening of school, it is expected, while will be ready, later in the Fall. ‘There is also considerable construc- tion work in communities near the university. Three new gasoline stations have been built and opened at College Park recently, while several houses are now in course of construction at College Helghts. A h]lrx; o :nmuvlrezdde- signed inn has just been completed on the Baltimore “Boulevard at College | . Shabek, U. 8. Par] Two service stations are now being | erected within a block of each other | Dwelling at 7111 Ninth street, purchased recently by Lieut. Comdr. Louls N. The house contains six rooms, breakfast nook and two baths and has a detached two-car garage. The house was built by the Columbia Construction Co. and sold through Willlam H. Saunders Co. Inc. —Star Staff Photo. on Rhode Island avenue in the Cedar | Rockaway Beach Bank Closes. ROCKAWAY, N. Y., August 22 (P)— The Rockaway Beach National Bank | was closed yesterday by order of |l<\ ing built by W. F. Burke, former Wash- ington policeman. Although building activities have been | brisk in the suburban area, a slacken- | ing has been noted in' the rural sec- || cons. of the county. The permits issued | board of directors, and national bank | recently have been chiefly for barns to house the bumper crop of tobacco. - s After attending Edzell Public School, Angus, Scotland, for 50 years, first as pupil and then as teacher, Miss M. Carr has just retired. examiners were asked to take charge. President Harry G. Heyson attributed | the closing to “malicious whispering against the financial soundness of the | bank.” A statement as of June 30 showed demand deposits of $585.856.83 and savings deposits of $1,319,685.70. “The Old Order Changeth, yielding place ‘‘Out of Date’’ now de- scribes the Homeseekers who purchase a home in a Row built by the mile and cut off to them by the yard. And it also de- scribes the Home pur- chased speculatively built for profit. —_— One of the Homes Belng Built wnder our Plan and Supervision for s Client at Homewood THE BARRY METHOD-With no worry, trouble or annoyance with botherscme detalls—not _only simplifies Home buying, but enables you to acquire the particular Home you want (the Home of your dreams) at the lowest possible COST to you—effecting large savings—greater values— better bullt Homes—more mcdern improvements and, what's more, you express your own individuality into your Home: you can incorporate your own jdeas into it. A Registered Architect designs ft—Bullding and Con- struction Engineers supervise it—ecompetent Financial Experts to help you finance 1-8ll placed at your dlspomal WE ARE NOT SPECULATIVE Homes and Homesites in Suburban Washington Under This Plan Now Being Offered In the New, Highly Restricted and Selective “HOMEWOOD” Section of Aurora Hills, Virginia ‘THE SMART HOME COMMUNITY FOR FOLKS OF MODERATE MEANS AND CIRCUMSTANCES' | Less than 12 Minutes to Downtown Washington and Government Buildings—No Crowding or Heavy Traffic—Excellent Transpor- tation—Stores—Schools—Churches—All City Conveniences. WHERE YOU CAN ACQUIRE YOUR HOME WITH SAFETY AT LOWEST POSSIBLE COST UNDER OUR GUIDANCE ETO those who prefer to express their individuality In a custom-bulit TS the business man and his family—the successful young married execu- tive quv:lllll & HOME of the better kind to match your social and busi- ness standing— To ths thousands of folks of MODERATE means and circumitances fn ‘Washington and vicinity wishing to acquire the HOME of their dreams within the Jmit of the means they can afford and on terms satistactory, consistent with sound financing— TO PURCHASERS WITH WHO‘ DOLLARS COUNT! HERE’S YOUR BIG OPPORTUNITY! VISIT HOMEWOOD TODAY—GET THE FACTS! nw 'o Ge' M by bus from 12th Street and Pennsylvamia Hilla (one fare). By auts south on i4th Biract acroms Highway Brdse take first turn right on road between two airports to first turn ‘eft om Mt. Vernon Boulevard dirict to Homewood Office, corner Frazier Avenus. Send for Illustrated Booklet and the Barry Plan of Home Building—1It Is Free! F ort- Bayard Park St. Ann’s Parish AN EXQUISITE DEVELOPMENT OF DETACHED EARLY AMERICAN HOMES, BOSS & PHELPS Development of Fort Bavard Park, FARADAY PLACE HOMES, is being carried out in a man- ner most important to the keen-minded buyer of today’s market. Keeping in mind first, the buyers’ best interests and modern requirements and then the interests of the whole community, their work is being done in giving both huyer and community lovely homes of un- usual architectural quality, guaranteed without qualification against defective workmanship and materials and excep- tional in the matter of space and ar- rangement. Two of the bed rooms will accommodate full bed room sets. Best of all, the PRICES are ASTONISH- INGLY LOW, ranging from $9,83 $13,750. 4441 Faraday Place Our MODEL HOME, beautifully fur- nished by P. ]. Nee Co., IS OPEN DAILY & SUNDAY, 10 AM. to 9 P.M. You owe it to yourself and family to visit Faraday Place. TO REACH: Drive out Wisconsin Ave. to Fes- senden west to 45th and North on 45th to Fcrmy_‘?idce. BOSS & PHELPS OWNERS 147 K 8t AT LAST! All-Brick Home' Eight rooms, bath with shower, lavatory off master bed room, natural wood trim throughout. ALL WINDOWS and DOORS SCREENED! SEE OUR KITCHEN! It is Different! SAMPLE OPEN TO % P.M. % 305 Longfellow St. N.W. Price and Terms Reasonable Waple & James, Inc. Owners and. Bullders 1226 14th St. N.W. North 0962. B..C, TO START NEXT WEEK Ready to Break Ground on Bite at ‘Wisconsin Avenue and ‘Warren Street. Securing an advance excavation per- mit, contractors this week broke ground on the site of thehrm $1,800,000 the & Potomac exchange of Telephone Co. at Whuomin avenue and Warren street. With which will contain ap- e structure, ntmm.&eb 22,000 square feet of floor pace, was designed by Waddy B. Wood, A New Home Announcement « + . and a Home SOLD! That has been our ex'pefler!lfi: that deli(htful commumity on 17th Place NE— just in back of the Eastern High School. These homes are en- viable values—every day they re- ceive flattering comments from house salesmen. Our present exhibit home has an extra lavatory adjoining the large tile bath, to facilitate con- verting the house into a two- family home if desired. It also has hardwood floors and trim upstairs and down, a cedar closet, new modern electric fixtures and new wall paper patterns. The kitchen is a real model for pres- ent-day homes and is equipped with every modern convenience. ‘There 1.5 & built-in garage. You'll surprised at the low price .na easy terms. See 312 17th Place N.E. Today! Robert W. Savage 717 Union Trust Bldg. NA. 6799 PRESENTING THE VERY NEWEST FEATURES AND | REFINEMENTS 1620 FULLER One to four rooms, very reasonable Building Open Daily and Sunday for Your Inspection— STREET N. W. SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 193 $1,800,000 PHONE HOME New Superior Homes in .Marietta Park Semi - detached; large, land- scaped lots; 'lnmllromu 1 and 2 baths; douhhbuflt—lnnnn paved strsets and alleys. For quick sale— Choice, $10,750.00 Sample, 5713 Fourth St. N.W. Oven Eyeey Bars dioelel M- o Overlooking Beautiful Grounds of mele Research Institute 5330 32nd St. One Block South of Milltary Resd A Home of Which You Would Be Proud 6 Lovely Rooms And Sun Parlor —containing five large windows, giving you Winter as’ well as Summer porch. All brick, slate rocf, two tile baths, cedar closets, two-car, built-in, heated garage. Attic with heat and plumbing, making ideal maid’s room. To appreciate this home you must see it. Open Evenings Until 9 P.M. #13,900 PARKER & CO. 410 Bond Bldg. Nat'l 3934 of Up-to-the-Minute Apartment House Design ° NE of Washington's finest appointed apartment buildings now ready for your inspection. for September 1st occupancy. ® Exceptionally large, light rooms; Reservations being made inted tile baths; unusual closct space; Parquet, soundproof floors; latest type fixtures; tiled corri- dor floors; ventilators in kitchens; insulated roofing to insure cool, even temperature; passenger and service elevators. L One square from 16th street busies and Mownt Pleasant cars. School weavby. Convenient to 13th and Columbis roed shopping section. BOSS & PHELPS Rental Agents 14¥7 K Street N. Nationsl 9300 EXHIBIT HOME—5518 2nd ST. N.W. Minimum PRICE and Terms Never before-—perhaps never again will such bulrtll’ully equipped homes be of- fered at the prices quoted in this restricted community of FORT SLOCUM PARK only a limited number. Select Your Home TODAY — Tapestry Brick Construction Insulated Ceilings Full-Width Conerete Covered Front Porch Siate Mansard Radio Antenna Coat Closet Bright Dining Room with wlm ‘lul o B R et o Serine v Gariaia Drive out 13th St. or Georgia cars marked 1621 K St. “Takoma Park”—Get off at 3rd 3 €. Buuulass Co. 4 so,—FIRST SHOWING—3 LEFT The Reason Is Apparent— “Most Value for Your Dollar—Comparison Will Prove It’ *7,650 AND UP De Luxe “PRIZE KITCHENS” Finished in Green and lvory cnu-l--mua S-fiwuu-n Artistic cut Brase Lighting Fixtures INCLUDES ALL INTEREST Built by the Douglass Construction Co. NOTE THESE OUTSTANDING FEATURES Your Choice of 6 or 7 Big Rooms Master Bed =+ Close Screened O BT $500 can s6() per mouth 1 Rooms, Cedar-Lined ts, Linen Closet Hardwood Fleors and Trim Ave. to Longfellow, thence East to 2nd St.—or take 14th St. and Longfellow Sts., thence East teo 2nd St. TH——. REAL ESTAYIER, A Carefully Planned Close-in Community “For those who desire a home with real suburban atmosphere, within g 15-minute drive of downtown, here is the solution to your One block from Connecticut Ave., just north of Cleveland Park M-mwdwmflbficuwhom 2 baths, attic, 2-car -"1;' open fire] electrical refrigeration and all other modern appointments in hmcs of the better class. Prices From $16,950 Up Open for Inspection Phillips & Canby, Inc. i Nat'1 4600 R VY 3318 MILITARY ROAD lous rooms; all outside, ample cross circulation, with ths, breakfast room, large closets. Every modem acn- ice known m.:o kahnln: a fl’;e home, lrr:cluru:: copper 3 e are also two porches, with built-in nnn m, of course. All improvements in street and alleys. LOUIS F. PEAK 816 15th St. N.W. Ph. No. 0167 Brick, six rooms, cellar. 19 acres, valley, highland, some old apple trees, woods, cleared land for cultivation. - Bordered by rocky Pohick Creek. On main highway to Richmond and the South 21 miles from the White House. In a section intimately associated with our early history. A charming place for a home. An irresistible location for tea house or tourists. *9,000 Louis P. Shoemaker 1407 New York Ave. N.W. National 1166 Owner leaving the ‘city is offering this delightful Home at a sacrifice CHEVY CHASE, D. C. West of Connecticut Avenue * 5327 41st Street N.W. Between Jenifer Street and Military Road ® Take advantage of the UNUSUAL and BUY_this home ‘I’ODAV- Nowhere can you find a better value. Features in- clude uvul (7) comfortabl s, living room with fireplace, screened porch, attic, slate roof, hardwood floors, all modern mm--m and garage. Wonderfully im lot, with 80-ft. frontage. The owners will be away for the day to allow -every opportunity for an unembarrassed inspection. Open Sunday 11 to 6 Decatur 2333