Evening Star Newspaper, August 22, 1931, Page 20

REAL ESTATE. 1819 B st S.E. | BULDING COSTS INGRESE I LY Unbelievable—Now at 5.9 Per Cent Jump Over - %7,350 This 1s June Reported in 338 only a six-room and bath home, but it is much more attractively ar- Cities. over fu price. has hardwood trim, numerous closets, front and back porches and a two- car garage. It is convenient to schools, stores and trans- portation. Small Initial Payment Small Monthly Payments See It Today Robert W. Savage 717 Union Trust Bldg. Na. 6799 An increase of 5.9 per cent in the es- Only a Few Left Inspect Today 1716 L St. N.E. ||| Miing: s wnich In City View Heights | $150 Cash i $45 Monthly includes all interest, taxes and insurance i A REAL opportunity to buy a mod- H ern l“-.?# Ool ar D". with i tile bath, hai w.lhinu. bed rooms. built-in 'hl‘l. -nmlllll b convenient location. i cars to 15th and H 2 squares north or i 1019 15th St. N.W. N g iE i 89 Just completed at Minnesota Ave. and S Street S.E. Semi-Detached These are first-class proper- ties, built by a reliable builder and open for first inspection Sunday, August 23rd. They are facing on wide Avenue and in most desirable section of beau- tiful Fairlawn. They contain 4 bed rooms each and every modern convenience. They Are Priced Very Reason- able and Terms Arranged to Suit the Price Anmt'll"'.-am 2014 Nichols Ave. S.E. Lin. 5500 in Fairlawn and Specialists in Fal 2921 ORDWAY ST. $13,750 1 Sq. West of Conn. Ave. ALL BRICK SEMI-DETACHED 4 BED ROOMS | , "le-vinl his automobile The | front of the Hampstead, England, - home. _together ter's office, told the judge he did so isndscaped ot and s DeTiehe Sesi || to perform his duty as a father in igtown suburban % offered today registering the birth of a child, and the B, el Graaliaet peie vy | 100 Seevd him, e, mtrn bright dry cellar with Center Hall Home! 5600 3rd St. N.W. hall. open firepiace in liv- Toom and bay window dining %All ‘windows and wea! stripped and sereened. At 3rd and Lomsfellow Sis. N.W. Eight rooms, two baths, built- Equipped Bryant Gas Water Heater GARAGE S rovemes and conea- Open All Day Sunday fences Sos i HEDGES & LANDVOICT || 5003 Jumes, o 1226 14th St. N.W. North o002 St e ALL BRICK HOMES i i i it AMERICAN BEDDING LEASES BUILDING Company Will Remodel Structure at Fourth and Bryant T b JEREE e T §§§ eonvenient location of this with s large weil Tower Bids. Dis. 5338 5319 3rd St. N.W. Easy $9,250 Terms s TWO BATHS FACING KANSAS AVE. A HOME MORE COMPLETE HAS NEVER BEEN BUILT. SIX LARGE ROOMS, 2 BEAUTIFUL COLORED BATHS (ALL EQUIPMENT IN COLORS), ELABO- RATE TILE KITCHEN. SPECIAL CABINETS AND BREAKFAST SET. THREE LARGE COVERED PORCHES. HARDWOOD THROUGHOUT. DEEP LOT AND GARAGE. Harvey’s Now Occupies Place at 1107 Connecticut Avenue. Tollowing extensive improvements, Harvey's Restaurant, which for 73 years Eleventh street occupied & building at and necticut avenue. The building was ac- Always Insist om “Schafer ity” Materials E. G. Schafer Co. 4100 Georgia Ave. Telephone ADams 0145 |WINNERS OF GARDEN PRIZES ANNOUNCED Brookland Developer Awards $200 to Three Groups of Home Owners. Cash prizes totaling $200 were awarded to winners in three groups of home the Brooklyn subdivision of Charles M. Wallingsford, real estate dealer, for the best lawns and gardens in the section. The contest, which is .|sn annual affair, was concluded re- cently. The Outstanding Value in Chevy Chase, D. C. 5905 33rd St. N.\W. Next to Corner 33d and Patterson Situated on s lovely 1ot, immediately opposite & Giovernment reserva- e e e s f ik and cypress capbourd. The est, 5 ":del:nu‘eq\.fldm t“&lm’nwflmfl(flm screens lnl;" garage. me nt, el n, P, ‘The location is the finest in Chevy Chase, D. C. Price, $11,950 on easy terms. Open from 4 to § pm. and all day Sunday. Phillips & Canby, Inc. REALTORS—EXCLUSIVELY Investment Bldg. REAL ESTATE. at the home Evans, at 400 east, whete the REALTY DATA GIVEN Bulletin Service Inaugurated by Some of Divisions. inaugurated last month by some of the divisions of the National Association of Real Hstate . | Boards. New and authoritative data on sales, finance, architecture, farm lands have . |and property ent spections Teceived by the realior division’ mem: First prize in the corner group was gardens the judges and contestants met | bers. am st e I e oo T T Buy a Home With All Conveniences $7,650 Sample House, 1837 Bay St. S.E. Salesman on Premisee Daily Bets 1 Steuart Brothers, Inc. Real Estate Construction 138 12th St. N.E. GOSNELL meets the modern démand for Automatic GAS Heat ¢, at 1214- e Gaonell by ariner by the S S _ C. W. Gosnell, outstanding builder of small apartment build- ] ings, has just opened his newest and finest project—at 1214-26 Staples Street and 1331 Neal Street. Able and experienced builder as he is, Gosnell has made certain that his new apartments will rent quickly and stay rented—he has equipped every one with automatic gas heat. Floors of solid oak, tile bathrooms, built-in showers, finest materials and workmanship, all are important and all are em- ployed. But in addition, Gosnell offers his tenants comfortable, care-free living—more time and freedom, less housework and worry—by giving them clean, quiet, effortless automatic gas heat. C. W. Gosnell knows the ever-growing public demand for the convenience which gas heat supplies. These new apartments are his alert answer to that demand—though renting at $40 to $45, they have exactly the same heat- ing comfort, ease, efficiency as the owner of the finest home can buy. WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT CO. In eddition to Gosnell, the following W ashington home builders install ‘and recom- mend Bryent Automatic Gas Heat: Cafritz Construction Co. Cooley Bros. C. W. Morris & Son Boss &. Phelps D. J. Dunigan, Ine. J. F. Fox Federal Construction Co. B. H. Gruver Wm. A. Hill Ce. Fred Schnider Thomas A. Jameson Randolph L. Jennings W.C. & A. N. Miller Kennedy-Chamberlin Co. Waple & James, Ine. M. & R. B. Warren Waverly Tavlor, Inc. Charles L. Tankersley Edward M. Willis, Jr. C. M. Wilcox Earl Warren P. H. Willis Realty Co. John B. Tiffey Young & Oppenheimer Edson W. Briggs, Inc. Frederick B. Mills Breuninger & Phifer Tune in on Rudolf Schramm over WRC Thuredey and Saturday evenings at 10 o’clock Here’s what it takes to End the Real Estate Depression . .. A $15,000 Home for $9,950 . Overheard at 1729 Hobart Street .. “T Just couldn’t under stand how you could have & ballroom in & six room house.” Hundreds of people have seen this wonder- house during the past Come out today and ses for yourself the start- ling_valud that the new HARVARD TERRACE makes Drive out Street to Mount Pleasant, up Mount Pleasant to Ho- bart, the first street above Harvard, one block from Sixteenth and Columbia Road. possible. Sixteenth