Evening Star Newspaper, August 29, 1931, Page 21

" REAL ESTATE. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, T ~. SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1931 REAL ESTATE. FOR HOME—FOR LOVED ONES.. FOR INVESTMENT Strathmeade has already gone over and gone over big. And Strathmeade is going over bigger and bigger day by day —week by week—month by month—Stratmeade must be successful because Washington needs Strathmeade—the Capital’s only Scientifically Planned Home Community. To date purchasers of nearly 3,500 Syndicate Interest Shares have demonstrated their faith in Strathmeade by subscribing approximately $400,000.00 during the under- writing period now drawing to a close. This means that the First Selections Period—the time when you will actually convert these profit-earning Shares into a home or business site—will be announced at an early date. * + * + With such successful history behind it during the past few months—and with a future as sound as the future of Washing- ton itself—surely now’s the time for forward-looking men and women to invest in Strathmeade. For never again can Strath- meade offer you the advantages that only the pioneer investor can enjoy today. And never again can land in Strathmeade be bought as now at actual cost plus actual cost of improvements, + + + * Remember above all things—there’s no speculation and no ex- perimenting about Strathmeade. Its scientific plan is the sum total of all that man knows about Community development to date. For the first time it brings to the Washington man of mod- erate income—the privilege of building and living on his own beautiful wooded estate—forever secure against every value-de- stroying influence of the growing city. o + + oL Strathmeade also brings home and recreation, rest and play F R E E T R A N S P O R T A T I O N closer together by providing hundreds of parks and play spaces, ON THIS ARNOLD OPERATED three golf courses, many tennis courts, riding academy, swim- ming pools and other unusual privileges which by virtue of Com- munity ownership will always belong to every home owner and B U S E ¥ E R Y S U N D A Y can never be sold or built upon. s & b o This magnificiently appointed bus leaves the Strathmeade General Offices, 611 14th Street N.W., promptly at 3:00 o’clock each Sunday afternoon. Transpor- tation to and from the development over the picturesque Lee-Jackson High- way, in historic Fairfax County, Virginia, is free to you and your friends. Be a pioneer investor—look to the future—have faith in Wash- ington and Strathmeade—investigate Strathmeade today. + . + ‘ ra ‘ e a de Or, if you prefer to, drive your own car out to Strathmeade this Sunday, crossing the Key Bridge at Pennsylvania Avenue in Georgetown, turning right . on Virginia side, following the Lee-Jackson Highway through Cherrydale one THE PLANNED COMMUNITY and a half miles beyond Falls Church to the big Strathmeade sign. IN FAIRFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA B 611 14th St. N.W. Metropolitan 3696 ( " P. S. Remember, You Can Subscribe at Once Without Investing a. Penny Until You Actually Select sYour Homesite this Fall—Th