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lists are made up of
buyer who comes he
we offer you servic<
come here and talk real esta1
you fancy and give you their
quarters, and consult us abc
Bargains in Northwest
Houses.
$5,500-16th street; a three-story, bay
window brick dwelling; dry cel
lar; furnace heat; mantels; open
fireplaces; plenty of room for a
stable; a splendid location; sur
rounded by houses costing from
$15,o0 to $40,000; desirable expos
4 ure; suitable for a refined home
or an investment.
55.200-Formerly held at $7,500; a sub
stantial three-story red brick bay
window, with a cellar; furnace
heat; nine large rooms; facing
+ south; lot I9xI00; this is a re
4. markably low-priced house for
+ this desirable situation; west of
14th street, south of B.
$4,000-Appraised not a long while ago
at V6,0W; there is a trust of $3,500
on the house, loaned by a conser
+ vative trust company; Interest at
the rate of 5 per cent; red bay
window front; situated on a con
lvenent square on New Hampshire
avenue; only $5001 cash required,
tfe balance can remain at 5 per
cent interest; a splendid oppor
+ tunity to locate on this beautiful
4. avenue.
+ 4)0-Ne.tr 15th :ind R streets, a three
+ story. ten-roon bay-window brick
+ dwelling; lot 2fx95 to a public al
+ Iey; cellar under the entire house.
+ Tiie owner took this Louse for a
+ debt is the reason that it is of
* fered at such an extremely low
+ price; the house alone would cost
+ more to build.
+ $4,750-A particularly desirable house,
+ situated on an avenue, fronting on
+ one of the handsomest private
+ residences in the District; location
+ %west .)f 13th street. The house is
+ a well-planned one; two stories
and cellar. four rooms deep on
- each iloor; front and rear stair
ways; furnace heat; open on three
sides; good size back yard; con
+ venielnt to several car lines; the
+ price qLioted is less than the house
+ could be built for. Several years
+ ago the ptoperty was taken in an
+ exchange at $7,4X00. We would
+ suggest that you would see this
+ proeirty without fail.
+ $4,500-Nortih Capitol street; one of the
+ prettiest and most complete two
+ story houses on this beautiful
+ wide thoroughfare: complete in
every detail: in fact, it is said
that there are more conveniences
and modern improvements In this
one little house than one often
finds in a $10.4*0 residence. The
front is of the best quality of red
brick and Indiana lime stone,
stone porch and steps: tiled bath;
tiled vestibule, porcelain tub,
nickel plumbing, beautiful man
tels, attractive gas fixtures; deco
rations and papering very attrac
tive. It is surprising what one
+ finds in this house for so little
money.
+ 5,000-On a numbered street in Mount
Pleasant; a very attractive two
story brick dwelling, front of Ro
+ man brick, stone porch and steps.
+ An opportunity to purchase a
house in this very choice neigh
borhood at actual cost. The own
er of a vacant lot had this house
erected and offers the same for
sale without any profit whatever;
he simply desires to dispose of his
lot. A well-arranged house, two
stories, cellar under the entire
house; parlor, library, dining
room, pantry and kitchen on the
first floor; furnace heat, large til
ed bath, porcelain tub, nickel
plumbing, many cabinet mantels,
rear porches, deep lot, a few steps
+ from the extension of the Conn.
avenue car line.
33,500-13th street, a comfortable, two
story brick dwelling, seven rooms.
bath, modern plumbing, stable,
good size lot, very wide parking;
near cars, stores, schools, church
es, etc.;' a very desirable home.
$4,200-Must be sold to divide up an es
tate. a two-story brick dwelling,
4. fronting south on an avenue;
seven rooms, bath and cellar; the
bath room Is tiled, and the work
is all done in a first-class man
ner; porcelain tub, nickel plumb
ing. stationary washstand; the
vestibule is also tiled. The owner,
at considerable expense, put in a
first-clais hot water heating
plant; he claims that the house
can be heated throughout the en
tire winter with six tons of coal.
The location is good, not so far
out, convenient to several car
lines. It would be a pretty good
4. purchase for an investment, as
4. it rents steadily.
4.$4,500-n popular ''street. brick, bay
1' window, two-story, cellar under
1' the entire house; furnace heat;
four rooms deep on two floors;
several very neat cabinet man
tels; lot 18txl00 ho a public alley;
a house so well situated and so
desirably arranged is in demand
and will be sold shortly; do not
delay.
$4800-Renting for 335.00 per month; one
of those old-fashioned houses on
(I street west of the Navy Depart
ment; three stories and cellar,
Scontaining ten rooms; lot 21x80.
$4,000-One square from Dupont Circle,
two-story brick dwelling, situated
on the side of an~ alley: seven
rooms and bath; property in this
section will surely enhance in
value.
54,800-Very central. H street near 9th;
>three-st .ry brick dwelling, con
talningr eight rooms and bath:
persons compelled to live central
seldom have an opportunity to
purchase a brick house so central
-ly located at such a low figure.
The owner wishes to use the pro
ceeds of the sale of this house in
a business enterprise, and has re
duced the price from $5,700.
$4,710--Near 10th and 0 streets. One
might look at twenty-five houses
before he would find one in so ex
cellent condition; there is not one
Sthing needed; the house is well
planned, two-story, four rooms
deep on each floor; two stairways;
cellar, large shed, lot Ux100.
ISTONI
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Horses of th Right Sot
I ;at the R ight Sort of Prime, 8
se in This I
our Buying
Estate Now
a of investing in real estate owes it I
the best propositions on the marke
re finds that his interests are thore
of a sort you won't find anywhere
e. Our representatives are glad to I
advice on them. We want you to n
'ut any property that is for sale in U
$3,500-A comparatively new house on
13th street n.w.; a brick house,
with a bay window and a cel
lar, furnace heat, modern bath
room, reception hall, cabinet man
tels; nicely decorated; refined sur
roundings; lot large enough for a
stable. There are dozens of per
sons looking for just such a house
as this; if it were not for disturb
ing the tenant, we would print
tihe number.
$3,750-Lot considerably wider than most
of them; it is nearly 25 feet wide;
the house is rather modern and
well located, in an improving sec
tion of the northwest; a section
where more houses sell than any
other; the house has a reception
hall, rear stairway, four rooms
deep on the first floor, modern
plumbing, cabinet mantels, open
fireplaces, and is altogether one
of the choicest little homes that
we know of; the price is below
-value.
S4,000-H street n.w. near 5th; brick,
three stories; rents for $.30.00; nine
rooms and bath; good condition;
lot 100 feet deep to an alley; a
good renting section.
$5,250-H street n.w. opposite the gov
ernment prirrting office; one of
those roomy, three-story flat front
brick housis, containing ten rooms
and bath; lot 18x70; it now rents
for $30.00; it would make a very
fine paying investment if one were
to convert it into a store.
35,000- street n.w. near 7th; three
story :rick dwelling, containing
ten rooms and bath; deep lot run
ning to an alley. Bargains like
this are snapped up quickly in
Ihis central location; they rent so
quickly; it is also a very goad lo
cation for a business man.
33,750-West of 14th, on a street running
norti and south; a comparatively
new brick, two stories and cellar,
furnace heat, very substantially
built, attractive, well rented; the
price is low.
33,500-West of 14th street, a select
square, all the houses occupied by
white persons; a brick, two stories
ard cellar, six rooms and bath;
lot 20 feet wide, over 80 feet deep
to a wide paved alley; this is one
of the few opportunities ever of
fVned for one wishing to locate in
this desirable section, at a low
figure.
34,500-K street n.w. near 5th, three
story brick dwelling, containing
nine rooms, all good size rooms;
house in geod condition; fair size
lot; this price is very reasonable,
and should interest parties look
ing for an investment.
$4,000-Near Washington Circle, reduced
-from $5,500, containing seven or
eight rooms, attractive red brick.
bay-window front; facing south;
this house sold when completed
for $5,700, the present owner took
it for a debt, and in order to re
alize cash offers it'for sale at a
price that is admitted by all to be
below the real value.
33,700-Near 7th and Q streets; one of the
neatest appearink two-story bay
aow dwellings to be found any
where; the houEes have the repu
tation of being constructed far
above the average; when com
pleted the houses sold for 34,800;
this part!cular house figured in an
exchange: the price has been re
duced; two-story and cellar, seven
rooms and bath. everything neat
and attractive; the location is con
venient, near the High School,
market, stotes, etc.; a good place
to live.
$3,350-West of 7th street, a neat, two
story brick dwelling, heated with
a furnace, the plumbing is all
new. porcelain bath tub, new
mantels, nice decorations, com
plete in every detail; a very cozy
home; 29 feet front, side alley;
faces south; there are so many
persons looking for houses like
these northwest, but they are sel
dom offered, therefore we advise
you to apply promptly.
$4,850-West of 16th street, three-story
brick dwelling, containing ten
rooms and bath; lot 20x95; this
.house was taken for the trust by
,.an out-of-town corporation; it
.was valued when the loan was
made it $7,000; a bargain for
some one.
$4,500-1f you were to see this house you
could not but help admit that it
is one of the best houses you have
heard of for the price; the house
alonle could not be built for less
money, the lot. is a valuable one,
not a little, cramped-up one, but
20 feet wide and nearly 100
feet deep. The house is a well
planned one, two-story, four
',ooms eep on each floor, modern
plumbing, furnace heat, wide ?l
ley in Lnc rear. It is well worth
the trouble for any one looking for
real value to inspect this house.
It is not more than 10 or 15 min
utes' walk from the pension office.
$4,650--On a lettered street near the
High Schosni; this house has never
been offered for sale; it is really
well buit and well planned; two
stories and celiar, four rooms deep
on each floor, let 20)x15; faces
south.
$8,650-One of the few houses offered at
this price, with cellar and'furnace
heat, centrally located on a let
tered street south of I; it has an
advantage of being on the side of
an alley, has side light, pretty
nearly .as good as a corner house;
there are fwur bed rooms, mantels,
front ent'rance to cellar; it is a
good income producer. renting for
$20.50 pe- month; well construct
ed.
Bargains In Northeast
and Southeast Houses.
$4,200-Near 2d and Maryland avenue;
good, solid, baT-Window brick
dwelling, with a cellar, eight
rooms and bath;30 18x05O to an
-alley; just a MtfM better than
anything you have yet seen so
well located.
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.ist Argues
Real
o himself to consult us. Our
t today. Every prospective
ughly studied. We believe
else. We're glad to have you
ake you to see any properties
ake this your real estate head
ashington.
$4,000-A new house just completed on 5th
street southeast; two-story and
cellar, modern bath, porcelain tub,
stationary washstand, cabinet
mantels; first floor trimmed
throughout in hardwood; good
size back yard, deep parking, at
tractive decorations and paper
ing; a house that will sell on
sight.
$4,000-One square from the Capitol; a
three-story, nine-room brick
dwelling; lot 18x100 to a public
alley; the owner writes us that he
is quite anxious to make a quick
sale and has reduced the price to
this low figure. He also states
that he has spent considerable
money on the house and that it is
in good condition.
$3,200-A two-story, red brick dwelling,
bay-window front, D street north
east near 5th; well constructed,
good condition; worth the price.
$5,500-A street s.e. near 6th; a good,
substantial brick dwelling, two
stories and cellar, four rooms
deep on each floor; the house is
in splendid condition; lot 19x128
to a 30-foot paved alley.
$13500--B street s.e., nearly new, two- 4.
story and cellar, reception hall, +
dining room, pantry and kitchen
on one floor; three bed rooms and
modern bath on the second; fur
nace heat; nicely papered; at
tractive mantels; very cozy, neat
little home.
$4,600-B street s.e., nearly new, three +
stories, parlor, reception hall, din
ing room, pantry and kitchen on
first floor; five large bed rooms;
lot 17x100 to an alley. +
$5,000-C street s.e., a nearly new house; +
owner built It for his home, but +
on account of sickness offers the +
same for sale; it is a very attract- +
Ive home; copper bay window, +
modern bath, lot 18 feet wide. +
$4,000-Front of stone and brick, not far
from the Library; two-story and 4
cellar, seven rooms and bath, +
furnace heat; 6wper in need of +
funds to engage in a business en- 4
terprise, offers this house for sale +
at a great sacrifice. +
$3,500-One of the best bargains on Capi
tol Hill; nearly new, not so far
from the Library; two stories, re
ception hall, furnace heat, cabinet 4
mantels, renting for $25.00 per 4
month. +
35,000-A particularly nice home, near +
the Capitol, two stories, cellar, 4
four rooms deep on two floors, +
modern bath, beautifully deco
rated, furnace heat, lot runs back
to an alley; front of stone and
brick, stone porch and steps.
$3,900-A well-planned home, two stories,
cellar, furnace, four rooms deep p 4
on each floor. near the cars; sub
stantial-appearing . front, modern
plumbing, porcelain bath, cabinet +
mantels, a real good home; simi
lar to houses selling in Blooming
dale for $5,000.
13,500-On a numbered street southeast,
two stories and cellar, six rooms
and bath; lot 105 feet deep; good +
condition; worth the price; one of +
the best little houses southeast. +
32,650-9th street s.e., bay-window brick,
six rooms and bath; good condi- +
tion, modern Improvements, good +
size back yard. 4
35,500-Near the Capitol grounds, red 4
brick, three stories, hot-water
heat, dry cellar, expensively pa
pered, electric lighting; good size
lot for a stable; faces south; a
comfortable home; price reason
able, it has cost the owner more.
13,800-A new house on 5th st. n.e., open 4
on three sides, side alley, side
windows, good deep lot, has a dry 0
cellar under the entire house, A
heated by a modern make of fur- .1
nace, cabinet mantelp, hardwood 4
trim on the first floor; up-to-date 4
bath room, porcelain bath tub. I
porcelain washstand, nickel
plumbing, attractive decorations, 4
speaking tubes; very desirable in
S every respect. -
$,350-Nggr Stanton Park, put up by-a
wel-nown contractor, front '6fam
brick and stone, sold when com- 4
pleted for $4,500. The house IS 4
well situated, has advantages of m
a corner, being on the side of a
wide paved alley; the price is low 'i
enough for a spetulator to buy it, 4
as It can surely be sold at an ad-4.
vance. The location is one of the 4
chotcest to be found on Capitol
Hill.
informs us that he has remodeled
this house, and it is in a No. 1
condition; the arrangentent is just .
to most vesons' iking; two 4t
stories and cellar, four rooms deep
on each fldor,'large lot to a wideT
paved alley. There are a great
meny persons 10 would like just
such a house in this choice locs.
tion; we hope that this notice
may receive their attention.
$4,100-Maryland ave. n.e. near 6th; a
three-story, nine-room brick; just s
,think of it, a house as large as
ithis, on this very desirable
square, at this low figure.T
$4,500-South Carolina ave. near Lin
coin Park; an attractive house.
facing south; well constructed,
.seven rooms, splendid condition;
on account of sickness the owner
offers this 'nice home for sale; a
rarc chance.
$8,750-10th Wtreet near Mass. avemue;
eight rooms, cellar, new b'ath;
new plumbing; lot 2$x100. If you
are at all familiar with this loca
tion, you will at once realism what
a very desirable place this is to
live, and such a large house with
such a god sisi lot nmust be a bar
gain.
$i,960-Near Stanton Park; three stories;
full square bay-window brick;
nine rooms; lot 18x100; eellar, fUr
nace heat; a remarkably Jow price
for such a fne, large hoe.e so,
well located.
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1835-1837-1839
ar Columbia Road.
033 leased at $60. mo.)
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-convenient to the two ar
le car service. You can
own section in from 20 min
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ount of the fact that there
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t the surroundings of costly
re inviting.
dpoint, there is nothing bet
rowing northwest. Values
f property is less than you'll
his section.
cut avenue bridge now being
ouses we offer-and it's one
the country and-will tend to
biling through this section.
Fronts of Roman brick and
light stone-a high-class of
ent, one that is found to be
ouses.
ption hall or middle room,
and extra large kitchen,
e of range.
dern tiled bath room, latest
_S.Rear stairway-large
yard, wide paved al
od sized rear porch.
n this section are scarce.
day and week days. Don't
gents,
treet N.W
and dwelt at length iupon the ,ieeblican
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Establishi
Send for our I
properties and attr
Buy a Home-in 1
Northwes1
FOR SALE
S Brick Houses, In perfect repair.
Rents, $26.00 per mo.
Price, $2,809.
FOR SALE-A SUBSTANTIAL 11
rm. brick residence; fine frontage;
one of the finest of the types of
old houses In the northwest.
Price, $11,009.
FULL LIST
INSURANCE IN ALI
Money to Loan on REAL ESTi
Fine Homes for Sal
Court
Martin Bros., 192
An Exceptiong
to secure one of t
on Florida Ave. bet. 10
These houses cannot be i
PRICE,
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f
BUY THE BEST, AND BUY IN THE
NORTHWEST, WHERE VALUES
STEADILY ADVANCE.
INSPECT THOSE HANDSOME HOMES.
Nos. 1752 to 1754 "You"
Street N.W.
Price, $7,750.
&-story dwellings with handsome fronts
of best quality of red press brick, brown
stone trimmings; 13-inch walls to roof;
le large rooms; cellar; steam heat; large
rear yard.
ADDITIONAL DESIRABLE FEATURES.
Carved staircase; sliding doors; hard
wood trim; natural oil finish; rear stair
way; 2-story rear porch; laundry; steel
firt floor-Parlor. reception hell, din
ing room, pantry, kitchen.
Second floor-Faur large bed roomsan
modern bath.
Third floor-Two large rooms.
Decorations, mantels and fixtures will
compare with those is p18.00 houses.
Open for inspection Sunday and week
John M. Henderson,
1415 F St. N. W.
Woman and son San b~y Unkagwn,
A dispatch from Atheins, La.. last unigat
ayo: Mrs. Ike Md~eo, wife et a amer,
nd Jier ten-year-old san Hamn were ifled
oday by an 'nnid-estlie pesen, who aut
her throats. Posses are out hunting for
a negro whp Is supposed to have comunitted
he crimne. The sheriff has urrested a man
mned Craiglaead, the haE-brother of Me
e. itin tha
r-a p.es agaaat WeiIagiswe. whse w*
e diiiae advIser to 1t0e Kesua gev
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I BROS.
ed 1880.
list of investment
ictive homes.
the Northwest of
t Agents.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE-A LARGE FLAT ON
the Heights of Washington.
Rents for $110 per mo.
Price, $9,000.
FOR SALE - ON COLUMBIA
Heights. magnificent reaidene.
property: 12 rooms; modern corn
truction; large grounds.
Price, $35,000.
AT OFFICE.
L ITS BRANCHES.
kTE.
e in the Northwest.
!ous Attention to Every Inquiry.
5=27 Penna. Ave.
LI Opportunity
hese fine homes
th and 11th Sts. N. E.
iup'icated under $4,503.
$3,750.
$350.00 Cash.
lalance Easy Monthly Payments.
Open All Day Sunday.
These houses are most complete
nd cannot be compared with any
thers in the city for the price;
hey have six large rooms, cabinet
aantels, tiled bath, with porcelain
ub and medkie chest; large cel
ar . under entire house, with
urnace.
First floor is of hard wood and
tas parlor, reception hall, diniig
oom, pantry and kitchen.
Front is red press brick with
rhite stone trimmings.
We Invite Inspection.
onvenient to Govern
ment Printing Office
and other departments.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
7th and L Streets N.W.
JUST COMPLETED
bon.with wide fe..t.
b.d lareros
IncA~olm~ r e, ibrary ..thet
Ter e d & nh wettl,
ICONLORDOu Blar INepGra
14th ~and batret
PHR LOri,ss $2.9a08. 6*
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