BUILDING PERMITS
INCREASE $162,350
$200,0C0 Apartment House
Is Biggest Projr?t Au
thorized During Week.
After an enormous drop last week,
{mild ing permit totals, according to I
records in the office of the building
inspector, showed an increase of $162,-
050 this week. Forty-six permits for
construction or alterations valued at
51,000 or more made a total of $1,000,-
"50 for this week. The total made by
*lB permits issued last week was $837,-
«00.
The largest projects authorized by
the building inspector are credited to:
H. B. Willson, to build an eight-story
brick and concrete apartment at 1825
K street, to be valued at $200,000; the
Stanley Corporation, to build an eight
etory brick and concrete apartment
lit 1123 Twelfth street, to be valued at
$130,000, and William L. Crounse, to
build a home and garage at 2419
Wyoming avenue, $87,000. Other per
*uits for constructions or alterations,
valued at SI,OOO or more, issued by
the office of the building inspector are:
,1. J. James, to build two brick
dwellings, 4230-32 Eighth street;
*512,000.
J. N. Freedman, to repair 3624 Geor
|ria avenue; $3,000.
Cafritz Construction Co., to build 15
brick dwellings, 5101-29 Illinois ave
nue: $75,000.
John li. Wilson. to build. 2631
Jsichols avenue southeast; SIO,OOO.
James 11. Bailey, to build one three
fetory brick apartment, 648 Newton
place; $25,000.
L. W. Lawrence, to build, 18 Milmar
bon place; $5,000.
AI F. Landis, to build two frame
dwellings. 2634-36 Rhode Island ave-
Siuc northeast; $4,800.
M. F. Landis, to build, 2638 Rhode
Island avenue northeast; $3,500.
Walter Case, to build. 1610 Critten
den street; $20,000.
AValter Case, to erect private garage,
3610 Crittenden street; SI,OOO.
Cooley Bros., to build 15 brick dwell
ings. 1210-38 Oates street northeast;
575,000.
S. W. Chase, to build. 407 Whittier
street; $5,000.
John H. Lynn, to build, 3000 Evarts
Street northeast; $6,500.
If. A. Kite, to build 14 frame dwell
ings, 3900-24 Twenty-second street and
<B9OI-25 Twenty-first street northeast;
<555,000.
J. I’. Fitzgerald, to repair 7636 Blair
poad; SI,OOO.
A. McKenzie, to build, 5104 Norton
Street; $6,000.
Charles D. Sager, to build, 3826
Cathedral avenue: $20,000.
FOR RENT
2-Family Apartment
Nearing Completion
Mass. Ave. S.E., Between j
17th and 18th Sts. S.E.
Open for Inspection
2 r., kit. and bath. $40.00
3 r., kit. and bath. .$45.00
B. F. SAUL CO.
925 15th Street
Main 2100
\ Chevy Chase,
I Md, 'll
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Very desirably located, south- |
, ern exposure, on Taylor St. $ j
immediately east of Conn. Ave. $ j
Exceptionally well constructed fc
frame, in good condition: two- $
story and attic, 7 rooms and
tile bath, vapor heat. Spacious -I
5 lot —over a quarter of an acre. % I
Ample space for flowers, fruit, !
garden and large garage. $ j
| $15,000 ||
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| THOMAS J. FISHER §!
| AND COMPANY, INC. |
Main 6830 S j
$
A Lifetime
Home
Beautiful
9-Room Colonial
7401 Blair Road
Takoma Park, D. C.
One Acre of Ground
House has 9 rooms, 2 baths,
first Hoor lavatory and toilet. |
and basement toilet. Maid’s
room. Billiard room. An un
usual space-saving plan. Many
large closets.
Built for a lifetime and
beautifully finished. See it
under construction.
Convenient to school, cars
and railroad station. All erty
conveniences.
Ready for cecnpancy Sep
tember Ist.
LILLIE &
HENDRICK
Office corner Laurel and
Carroll Aves. at end of main
line 14th street “Takoma” car
line. Col. 8826.
Note: Houses in Maryland
and D. C. readv for occupancy.
$5,000 Up |
REAL ESTATE.
! LARGE CHEVY CHASE HOME SOLD
BEaMISI -vss sssSeSStiL & *
William A. Rogers, 2nd, has purchased a large residence oil Bradley Lane,
immediately east of the Chevy Chase (lull, from Robert J. Render, through
the office of Boss & Phelps.
Yosse Fanaroff, to build, 1360 Pome
roy road southeast; $5,000.
New' Era Elevator Co., to repair 611
C street; $1,200.
H. B. Willson, to build one eight
story brick and concrete apartment,
1535 K street; $200,000.
| 3 Built—l Left j
1507 A Street N.E.
j Price, $8,950
Small Cash Payment—Balance Like Rent
§ . $
Colonial, tapestry brick, concrete front porch, $
< hardwood floors and trim. Built-in ice box, laundry $
$ trays in basement. Room for garage. Concrete
s street and sidewalk. §
§ $
Open for Inspection Daily and Sunday
H. R. King |
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Think of Your Children "(spj
TAKOMA BUNGALOWS
REAL VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY PT)
SEE AND BELIEVE
COME OUT SUNDAY
8 ARTISTIC BUNGALOWS 11 I I
4 DIFFERENT PLANS
■ All bungalows large
Near Takoma’s New 5-
Now Ready for Your Inspection
If you can appreciate an artistic home, well designed, with first-class
materials and fixtures throughout, do not fail to see these houses at
once. Have five and seven large rooms (two and four bedrooms), tile
bath with built-in tub, open fireplace, a large sleeping porch, front
porch, attic and large cellar. Every convenience, including hot-water
; heat. Large, well graded lots. Shade trees. Located near District,
I schools, library and stores, and west of railroad. Prices are as low as
$8,750. Easy terms.
Location—sth and Whittier Sts., west of railroad
Only two blocks south of Fifth and Butternut streets, near Ninth
street and Fourteenth street car lines.
H. L. THORNTON, Realtor
Owner and Builder
Office, 6964 4th St. Takoma Park, D. G
OPPOSITE TAKOMA THEATER
Office Phone, Adams 5254. Home Phone, Columbia 4957
WEEK DAYS PHONE FOR AUTO
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SEE TODAY—
-6600 Piney Branch Road
AND YOU’LL BE FACE TO FACE WITH
Washington’s Biggest Home
Investment Value
10-Room House
Not only on one of The reception hall and
Washington’s finest, living room and large din
widest boulevards, roon V niost modern
but in a section kitchen, tile bath and two
~, , ... bedrooms make a most
rapidly enhancing in pleasing combination. Up
value as a residen* stairs contains 4 large
i tial district setting bedrooms, tile bath and
the pace for quick kitchen,
development. -
Two-Family
Corner, detached, i Arrangement
liot-water heat, dec- | lfis house offers a splendid
r tricity, hardwood arrangement for two families.
i j ‘ l here are five rooms, including
floors, rrench doors, a living room, dining room,
instant heater, con- J“ t e hcn » A wo , bed r° oll 's and
. . bath on the first floor. Four
Crete porches, three rooms and bath and kitchen
entrances, two tiled ° n t eco . n^T flo ° r - 1 With w * l '
, , , ter Reed Hospital so near, the
baths, ITIOSt modern opportunity of obtaining a
kitchen generous part of the monthly
payment from the second
floor is excellent.
TO INSPECT:
Take Cra. .4 re. car to Van Buren St., thence one block east.
Vm. 5. Phillips
1432 K St. N.W. Main 4600
THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, .1 ELY 18. 1025.
Wardman Cinstruction Co., to build
two brick dwellings, 2805 07 Cathedral
avenue; $27,000.
George N. Acker, jr., to repair 1606
Twentieth street; $24,000.
M. F. Ruppert, to build two brick
dwellings, 2430-32 N street; SIO,OOO.
M. F. Ruppert, to build two brick
dwellings, 2420-22 N street; SIO,OOO.
M. F. Ruppert, to build two brick
dwellings, 1270-72 Twenty-fifth street;
SIO,OOO. • ■
W. H. Chapman, to build, three
frame dwellings, 4911, 4915 and 4919
Forty-first street; $16,000.
Hall, Yates & McGinnis Co., to
build, four frame dwellings, 5330 to
5336 Forty-second street: $25,000.
Benjamin. F. Harris, to build, 624
Elliott northeast; $15,500.
William L. Crounse, to build, 2419
Wyoming avenue; SBO,OOO.
William L. Crounse, to erect pri
vate garage, 2419 Wyoming avenue;
$7,000.
John H. Stadler, to build, two
frame dwellings, 3824 and 3828 Fes
senden; $3,000.
Harveycutter & Chesley, to build,
1471 Church; $15,000.
John Flaherty, to build, 3319 Fifth
street southeast: $6,500.
H. H. Rideout, -to build, 2930,
Brandywine; SII.OOO.
J. K. Bahashiman to repair 1330
Ninth street, $2,000.
Capitol View Realty Co., to build,
59 Fifty-third place southeast: $2,800.
W. C. and A. N. Miller, to build,
330 Randolph northeast; $3,000.
Fred G. Hess, to build, 1619 Hen
ning road northeast; $5,000.
I. Bachroch, to build, 730 Kennedy
street; $2,000.
M. G. Daoud, to install elevator,
1602-4-6 Q street; $-J,250.
Wenger Bros., to build, 1215 Gera
nium street; $7,000. ’ 1
915 E Street
For SALE or For LEASE
New Store and Business
Three-Story Building
30-Foot Alley in Rear Garage for 3 Trucks
Electric Elevator
Reasonable Price or Rental Satisfactory Terms
Geo. W. Linkins
1719 K Street
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[ Profits are not realized on all jj
buys , but profits with the §j
H purchase of one of our jj
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I DETACHED HOMES ARE SURE |
I 807 WHITTIER ST. N.W. j
= Five rooms, oak finished breakfast room, cedar closets. ==
== slo,9so—Easy Terms ==
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| 810 ASPEN ST. N.W. |
= Eight rooms, oak floors throughout, built-in tub and =
= shower. Attic over entire house. sf
| 607 WHITTIER ST. N.W. |
|H Seven rooms. Constructed on a new floor plan,
E= kitchen and pantry are arranged to save work. Open |||
= fireplace. Cedar closets and automatic lights. -f~;
jj 1 Sample Houses—All Lighted Sunday [
jf and Daily Until 9:30 jj
H Main CYRUSP 1410 H ■
§' m -lIMMONI *- NW |
jj New Homes m
Oliver T. Carr, to build, 4951 Lut
terworth place; $4,000.
.Mary D. Shea, to build, 2855 Tun
law road; $6,000.
The Stanley Corporation, to build,
one eight-story brick and concrete
apartment, 1123-25 Twelfth street;
$130,000.
K. F. Fitzgerald, to repair 532
Twenty-third street; $1,200.
F. .A. Blundon. to build, eight
brick dwellings, 4112-26 Thirteenth
street; $40,000.
Hawaiian Tonnage Grows.
HONOLULU, July 18 (/P)._The ex
tensive growth of ocean commerce in
the Pacific is indicated In the fact that
gross tonnage entering Honolulu in
the year ending June 30 last shows an
increase of 500,000 tons.
The total tonnage for the year was
5,942,080 in 729 ships, as compared
with 700 steamers of 5,444,757 tons in
the year ending June 30, 1924.
A CORNER HOUSE
333 Bryant St. N.E.
6 rooms and bath, hot-water heat;
hardwood floors; large porches;
built-in garage; all modern improve
ments.
PRICE AND TERMS EASY
LACY & BELT
■ Phone M. 7421 493 G St. S.W.
Voluntary Bankruptcy.
August Tolzman, 624 F street, has j
tiled a petition in vo'untury hank |
• ruptcy. He lists his debts at 54.400
* and says his sole assets are his house
hold effects worth S3OO. He is rep-
J fesented by Attorney Alfred L). .Smith.
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Michigan Park
12th and Michigan Ave. N.E.
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Brick homes built to last.
! Lots 32 ft. front. Four
bedrooms. Dining and
1 sleeping porches. Over 70
sold. Prices less than row
: houses.
Middaugh &
Shannon, Inc.
! Dupont Circle Potomac 2200
mmmmmmum mwmmmmm
■ M You’ll Fall in Love With This Home g
The Minute You Lay Eyes on It —
1 A DUNIGAN-BUILT f
P CORNER HOME AND GARAGE |g
I slh& INGRAHAM §
-0 STREETS NORTHWEST
II 250 1
j BEAUTIFUL BAY-WINDOW-FRONT HOME
5 The picture here does not begin to portray the beauty and magnificence of this quality
\ built Dunigan home. It has large, light, cozy outside rooms, outside bath, perfectly appointed
\ mSh] kitchen with a famous Detroit Jewel gas range, built-in ice box; handsome new style electric
: fixtures; concrete daylight cellar, hot-water heat, brick garage; three large porches for home
\ . comfort; deep lot to alley and large, spacious 1 awn. A real, honest-to-goodness home at a
i remarkably low price.
T AKF 1 4TH FAD marked TAKOMA to Fifth and Kennedy Streets; walk one block sooth jf
tCUVL. OI . CtAU houses; or take Ninth Street ear to Ingraham street and walk east. 39PC
■D. J. DUNIGAN, Inc. " w M
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| Why Not Own
I What You Buy?
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WHEN YOl OCCI PY AN APARTMENT and pay rent for it, you are in effect buy
ing the apartment for your landlord. Would it not be much more economical.
| | | practical and enjoyable to buy it yourself, pay less each month and own the little
= I | apartment home clear and paid for in less than five years’ time?
| i . HUNDREDS OF WASHINGTONIANS, who appreciate the comforts and co„-
= j j ventences of apartment residence, have proven the simple worth of this plan for them
-5 I selves—following the example of countless thousands in other large cities.
11l * T IS ENTIRELY POSSIBLE for you to save from 25% to 40% of the amount von
- would pay as rent for an apartment similar to the one you select to occupy while pur
= j i chasing. And you will find a wide choice of sizes, arrangements and locations in
WARDMAN’S NEW 100%
CO-OPERATIVE APARTMENTS
i Conveniently located near the intersection of First street. New York avenue and M
= street northwest, one square from the car line and but a few minutes’ walk from down
= j town Washington, this magnificent new semi-fireproof building provides every conceiv
= I j able modern comfort and refinement.
. ASSURANCE OF CONGENIAL NEIGHBORS is only one of the many induce
ments this form of home presents. Talk to Mr. Flynn, ask all the questions vou ran
think of—AND YOU’LL BE CONVINCED!
j °P pn from 9 AM. to 9 P.M.
\ Apartment Telephone Main 8316
| BUY YOUR APART- EDMUND J. FLYNN
I MENT ON SMALL Authority or Co-operative Apartments
1 MONTHLY PAYMENTS Representing the
z Wardman Organization
= 2 Rooms & Bath... .$22.40 .
| 3 Rooms & Bath—s3l6o 1430 K Street Main 3830
| 4 Rooms & Bath.... $40.40
= Plus Small Sfonttilv Assessment
2 fifr OpemHnq fri.eiv -
REAL ESTATE.
AN INVITATION
You arc all f a m i 1 i a r with the old
Noyes Home on the Colesville Pike —
Now WYNNEWOOD PARK.
Drive out this afternoon. Rest under
neath the beautiful trees. See what a
wonderful subdivision we have made ot f
this park and inspect our artistic and
unusual new homes.
THOS. E. JARRELL
Realtor
Wash. Savings Bank Bldg. Main 766
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