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The New York herald., 1922-09-24
"a BRooKLyN HOUSES SOLD.

Twenty-four attached dwellings OF
Colonial type ON Thirtisth street. be-
tween Fourth and Fifth avenues, and on
Roosevelt and Woodrow courts, have
bcen sold I'm the last month by the
Realty Associates. The houses are
the Realty Associates' latest operation
and include four corner properties, built
In groups OF six dwellings on each side
OF the courts. which are grassed. seeded
and planted with shrubbery Each
house contains six rooms and bath. and
las steam heat. electric light and all
modern improvements. The houses are
located near the b. r. r. Fourth avenue
subway. Fifth avenue elevated and
surface line. and the Third avenue
surface line.
The New York herald., 1922-09-24

such enterprises are managed and run
by their owners, through competent
agents. they mean quality in service,
freedom fro commercial landlords
and exactions by way OF Increases In
rent and an association with a desirable
class of neighbors Hence from that
point OF view everything that can be de-
sired or obtained Is made possible
through that class of association OF in
dividuals in solving their housing prob
lens.
1t seems to be a perfectly logical evo-
luton, IL we grant that in cities the
apartment house Is bound to displace
the private residence, that. the form that
the organization will take will approx
mate in every essential something akin
to private houses, so far as to transfer
to title is concerned. In my opinion the
general form that the cooperative apart
ment investment has taken, makes the
The New York herald., 1922-09-24
JAMAICA LOT AUCTION.

r. II. Archer. auctioneer OF Jamaica,
will sell at auction. $40 lots in The heart
OF Jamaica, T.. T., short distance from
the main station OF the Long Island
r. r.. az Jamaica, on Sutphin road
(Rockaway road) and Lincoln avenue.
The sale will be held Friday and SAT-
urday. September 20 and 30. and will
start at 2 I. NJ.
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SALE BY NJ. MoRGENTKAU, JR.
st. Aibans Lots and other Parcel,
Included In Offerings.

All the remaining home sites IN
Country Club District No. at ST.
Albans will be offered at auction In the
Vesey street Exchange on Thursday,
October s, BY NJ. MorFenthau. Jr., as
sisted by George Fryhofer. who has
recently oeccnie r d,rvcsC~ 80 no ~.
Morgenthau Jr. Company. The offerings
are only two blocks from the st. Adams
station.
Another Offering 70 he included in this
sale includes forty-nine business lots
on Merrick road below Central avenuc
In the Country Club district. Several
building sites IN Tho Bronx have also
been listed for sale. Mr.. Morgenthau
will also offer the fourteen room resi-
dence and four baths with garage. re-
Gently occupied by him at Orienta Point,
Mamaroneck. IL Is estimated AZ
Beach, Walton and Sensv avenues,
south o. Boston road, two blocks from
Mamaronecb Bay.
The New York herald., 1922-09-24
Americas stable Population.


John II. Puelicher, vice-president Of
the American Bankers Association re-
marked in an Endorsement OF state
ment that 'the most stable population
of America has always been the small
home owner
English colonists." writes Mr.. Puel-
icher In the National Real Estate Jour
nal, secured the right to hold property
they became established. That own
ership brought higher form OF cfvilis-
alton, a desire TO live happily as com
munity OF individuals. each respecting
the rights OF others. 1t brought greater
contentment. IL encouraged the people
to work and develop their holdings,
since the Improvement and bctterment
OF these result In reward to the owner.
To-day a man who owns his home or
his farm is, In a measure, owned by his
home or his farm. There are so many
elements OF respectability that come to
him who finds permanent shelter for his
loved ones. II is a force for law, since
a home owner desires protection by law.
He acquires respect for the property OF
others. He wants good. sound govern
ment and desires to become an advo-
cate OF law and order. Ownership makes
him vigilant. 1 think II was Gladstone
who said: Property always sleeps with
one eye open.'"
The New York herald., 1922-09-24
LIVING ROOM m
APARTMENT.

speculative line, that course would be
attended with more or less danger
and might retard or kill the move
ment The policy of our company Is
to make It's enterprises all the time
more and more conservative.
For that reason we abandoned the
plan of making the success Of the en-
terprise depend on renting at the prices
specified in the promotion plan, the
apartments not proposed to be occu-
pied by stockholders Should prices pre-
sumed to be obtained for the latter
space not be obtained the owners would
have to put their hands In their pockets
to make up the deficit, which would re-
act on the investing public. To avoid
that danger the company determined
to sell stock qualifying every apart
ment in building erected by It that
it's clients would know the maximum
fixed sum that they would be called
on yearly to pay and suffer no disap-
pointment.
Conservative Plan Defeated.
1t is more dfficult to sell under that
plan because it seems to call for more
fixed annual rent charge than do more
speculative plahs. These specious pro-
posals, involving rent speculation. lead
investors to think that they will get the
results that the promoter specifies-the
promoter always puts his best foot for
ward-and are bound to please the un-
thinking investor more than a more con-
servative plan.
The Joint Ownership Construction
Company. Inc, considers that 1t is rem
dering the best kind Of service In hon.
estly telling the investor what he can
count on as his fixed annual cost OF liv-
ing In one Of it's buildings and not In
leading him to hope that through specula-
tion he may get a very low rent. 1t is
possible under its plan for one who
wishes to speculate to buy several apart
ments and thus, as an individual, give
play to his fancy for speculation. but It
does not put the yoke of that speculative
feature on the necks of all those who
hold contrary view and desire on be-
half Of those who may survive them to
place their home investment In such
shape that IL will never cause them pain,
worry or distress. 1t believes that that
is the true line to be pursued In the de-
velopment Of any home investment.
It Is obvious that II - building were
financed on the plan of 90 per cent. OF
the value in mortgage and 10 per cent.
IN stock. whether II were 100 or 90 per
cent. joint ownership. the price to be
paid for the stock would be compara-
lively small and II the mortgage were
40 per cent and the equity so per cent.
OF the value the cost OF the stock would
increase, and so would the safety factor.
a mortgage of 40 per cent. on a first
class building In a first class location
in this city under normal conditions were
the cost OF production not exaggerated
and the profit moderate. should be easily
and at all times replacable.
For the ultimate success OF cooperative
apartment enterprises on a very large
scale two factors are essential. First
The New York herald., 1922-09-24
Rent Insurance Latest
Protection for Owners
by THE ODD PARAGRAPHER.

~ U1LDrNG managers. real estate
~ brokers and real estate owners
are now getting their "one-half OF
one per cent" The phrase. you see, ap-
plies to the premium rate OF a new form
OF rent insurance.
A large real estate firm. which man
ages many improved properties. was ap-
preached this week by representative
Of an international insurance company
and asked IL 1t desired to remove the
risk of rent collections by insuring its
rents.
'Tn these days OF bucket shop trading.
labor unrest and other disturbing in
fiuencee." said the insurance man.
there Is always the danger of a loss
of rents through business failures. We
assume this risk for you by insuring
your rents on the basis of one-half OF
1 per cent OF the yearly return"
The insurance company did not get
the policy because the agents believed
their system OF investigating prospective
tenants precludcd the danger OF rent
losses. but the plan Is interesting.
The New York herald., 1922-09-24
How Londoner Boost. Rent roll.

II will be difficult to make New York
ten ants believe that any set of landlords
In the world is farther advanced than
their own In the art OF gouging. but the
following narrative seems to give the
Londoner an indisputable> claim to
leadership:
While visiting some friends in Lon
don recently. an American learend that
families moving into certain suburb OF
London and having either dogs, cats or
The New York herald., 1922-09-24

birds as pets are required to pay from
$40 TO s25 additional rental if they
insist in bringing these pets into the
houses. The tenants, of course, have the
alternatives Of parting with the pets or
canceling the leases.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-08-10
er. Taxes $1o.45., Cost Of ad-

er. Taxes $10.45. Cost Of ad-
vertisement to be added.
FREEMAN V1CTORIAN-Ward 9,
! No. 8147. 40 acres, bounded
above by Boult, below by Rober-
son. Taxes 5000. Cost of ad-
vertisement to be added.
u. B. VICTORIAN-Ward 9, No.
8148. 40 acres, bounded N. by
Boult, S. by Robertson. Taxes
H. ELLIS ANDERSON-Ward 10,
No. s171: 1873 acres bounded
front by Cane River, above by Du-
boise, S. by Mathews, E. by Mitch
EN-, and movables. Taxes $42.25.
Cost of advertisement to be added.
MANUEL ATHANASE-Ward 10,
No. 8188. % acres on Little
River, bounded above by Anthan-
ese, below by Wilson, rear by Gil
vanovich, and movables. Taxes
$so.5o. Cost of advertisement
CORNELIOUS BEBEE-Ward 10,
No. 1919. 40 acres SWA Of
NWA Sec. 20, T. 6, r. 4, and
movables. Taxes $13.4O. Cost
of advertisement to be added.
JAS. BEBEE-Ward 10, No. 1921.
40 acres SEA of SEA Sec. S, T.
6, r. 4, and movables. Taxes
$500. Cost of advertisement
to be added.
PIERRE BROSSETT-Ward 10, No.
1888. 20 acres, bounded E. by
Bell & Kerry, N. by Bonds Est.
and movables. Taxes $21.1O.
Cost Of advertisement to be added.
ALCIDE BAYNOG-Ward 10, No.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-08-10
Parish, signed by said President and

Parish, signed by said President and
PRoMuifGAT1oN OF ELECTION.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF NATCHITOCHES.
BY the direction of the School
Board, notice is hereby given that on
Tuesday, the 25th day Of July, 1922,
an election was held in School Dis
trict No. II, in the Parish Of Nat
chitoches, Louisiana to determine the
Proposition to levy mills
($.005) special tax on all property
subject to taxation in School District
No. II, Parish of Natchitoches, Loui-
siana, annually for q period Of one
year for the purpose of giving ad-
ditional aid to the public schools of
said school district.
That the majority Of the taxpayers
voting at said election in favor of
said proposition was Is in number
and Sal, ,335.O0 in amount and that
therefore the said proposition was
carried.
This done and signed on this, the
26th day Of July, at Natchitoches,
La, in the Parish of Natchitoches.
z. T. GALLON, Jr.,
President of the Natchitoches Parish
School Board.
C. E. HOOPER,
Cccre:ary of The Natcf'toches Parish
School Board.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-08-10

Recentlvt when the ancient
walls surrounding the city of Cam
ton, China, were razed to make
room for a street railway, several
contractors volunteered to do the
work for whatever treasure the
walls might hold, and enough
ancient coin and ornaments were
found 10 have made it a most
profitable undertaking for the
many among which they were
divided.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-08-10

The highest point ever made in
rifle workmanship was made by q
girl, student in the military de.
partment of high school, wien
her score was 1919 oull's eyes out
Of 200, which marked a worlds
record.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-08-10

by tl.eir fruits We shall know
them," and as the Haynesvillc
news winds up an excellent edito-
rial on the famous session SAYS.
the fruits that have been derived
from the late session of the Legis.
Iature sure has q story to tell"
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-08-10

An Italian engineer has fully
tested, most successfully, his in
vention of an electric lamp that
will burn three yea rs without cur
rent.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-08-10

In England, each industry bear )
the burden of its own unemploy ID
according to the edit of the ~ ,lish
Ministry.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-08-10

Thousands of American horse
shoes that are nearly worn out are
sent to China where they are made
into spades.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-08-10

Rhode Island was thu last state
to ratify the Federal Constitution
in 1890.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-08-10

Diversi6cation, with live stock
is safe way to farm.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-08-10

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~A3 Va vVtCA
NOTICE TO VOTERS-To vote
in favor Of the proposition submit
ted on this ballot, place a cross (X)
in the square after the word "YES''
and to vote against it, place a SINH.
lar mark after the word ''NO".
FORM OF BACK OF BALLOT
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.. OF
NATCHITOCHES PARISH.
LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF NATCHITOCHES.
Taxable Valuation $............
Signature Of Voter ..................
Section 8. Be it further ordain-
ed, etc., That the Secretary of the
Parish School Board be, and he is
hereby ordered to cause to be pre-
pared for use at said election the tai
ly sheets, list Of qualified electors, as
sessed valuation of property, blank
statements for the compilation Of the
vote, in number and amount, and
other election blanks that may be
required for the purpose Of holding
said election, to cause the same to be
placed in the ballot boxes for use at
the respective precincts, and to make
provision for the Transmission of the
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FOR SALE-H0USES.
Continued.
FOR SALE-H0UsES.
Continuee.

PRICE, 81 %650-ON 18th STREET CAR LINE.
Inspect before the last of these homes sold
m He ". ARE tRIn p1 o T" SELL % ogh s q M S
@ GHssw % BUT # m rsu S Ma DON'T
FEATURES
oom. ana tie pss Unusually @ sre Kitchen f equipped
h''ed sliding doors beh n.hos.n1ed se work. =
sas1es an. deco dssaas @ Pons I'm s's ing sp h @ Rarho clean sh
md ovrIa gdfc
nos. Sl1 TO 827 lNGRAHAM ST. NV.
Homes low in price and high in quality Take 4t street
streets and walk two (2) squares south Georgia
to Ingralam street and walk one (D square east
WALLINGSFORD & CONNOR,
OWNERS & BUILDERS.
Telephone AI 29oO 1886 Woodward Bldg.
EXCLUS USIVE- II O IS.
ON OR WEST OF SIXTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST
That Merit the Consideration of Distinctive Buyers.
s5 soon 10th Street.
ss :s:ssa sts1,1e "s s"n e n S m % baths large '''s' 'S
ss25OO-Bctween Conn, and Mass. Avenues.
T @ = ? @Si 1 ''Ff s'E 's"S
s225Oo-A Home Such as One Seldom Finds
M s % sse 9so s: Enss s2ss H @s esps % large % % ]
;::: M: ;: II: $::: Is E: ] :$
sls,ooo-Fuly Detached .-. ,u.- ,..., H.. .n.s, t..
@ s he 'tsas ssns sRsf s9 % % every '''' the special ''
sl0oa s Rsss'nS 11 HENS ss: esns rooms ..
s16On-Ru1t bv Owner
s%E :::: ?s IT. % e s7 s; 81: f.: ;s : '';:';
PERCY H. RUSSELL COMPANY
o26 18th Street NV, Corner of X
Phone Franklin 5752
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MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE

MOVING OF ALL KINDS:
lowest rates: never closed. Phone Main 1905
WASHINGTON EXPRESS co. u
CLEAN DRY STORE FOR FURNITURE
and pianos. Estimate cheerfuly given. Com
venient location. wESCHLER'S. 92o Pa ave
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$1,000.

$4,000.
Near Lincoln Park 4-room houses. water.
sewer Renting for $40 per month each. Can
he converted into garages. Good Investment.
Terms.
5000.
Tenn. ave. near C-6.roon colonial porch
brick: douhle-deck porch in rear: tile bath:
furnace heat; laundry tubs: possession: agree
able terms.
5000.
Rhode Island ave. NV. near 1st-6-room
water heat servants toilet; possession; 81. 900
cash and 500 per month.
5000.
Near Lincoln Park-s-room brick: bath. &C.
nent cellar, furnace heat; agreeable terms
possession.
$500.
Near sth and Nd. ave. n.e.-!-room bay
ment cellar. hot-water heat: excellent condi-
ton; 3-car brick garage; possession. Agree
able terms
$1,000.
Rhode Island ave. NV. near 3rd-S- room
colonial porch; brick; lilo bath: hot water
possession. $1,000 cash and $65 per month.
S1O.5OO.
Near sth and n st. n.e.-2-story bay-window
brick apartment; 5 and Q rooms each: baths.
hot-water, heat. electricity; in excellent condi-
ton; double brick garage: Agreeable terms.
1885,.
Near House Office building-2-story apart.
heat; excellent condition. double-deck porch
in rear: possession: agreeable terms
HARRY E. GLADMAN,
3O6 Pa. Ave. Sc.
Phone Lin. 346.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
(COntinued):

MOORE &
.s- 1902 H
Members Washingto
BILTMORE STREET.
Just Off Columbia Road.
Price, $4,000.
Possession at Once.
This lovely home Is u three story and attic
baths. hot-water heat. electric light and q
two.car garage. The property is in perfect
being new ana terms, inferior
NEAR 9th AND N SITS. NV.
Price. $1,000.
large rooms and bath, in perfect order inside
and out. There is also two-story, Scar
I brick garage. renting for $50 per month.
Mr.. 18th & SHEPHERD SITS.
Price, $o,OOO.
very attractive. modern home, with 6
light. hardwood floors and Il very large lot.
This property can be bought exceptionally
easy terms.
, ~ - ALN OtI AN u - ~ y. N l..
Price. $4.5OO.
4 good brick dwelling, with 8 rooms and
bath; in very excellent condition inside and
out: new gas range: new roof and concrete
wash trays. This property has II fine lot,
with grape arbor. front trees and flowers.
Tan be sold on very easy terms.
$500.
Park road. near Soldiers Home Park. at
tractive Groom colonial brick house with bath;
nice condition throughout; plenty of room for
garage; attractive terms.
$4,75O.
Sth St. n.e.-A most attractive Groom brick
house with bath: good heating system; beau
ttfully decorated: large back yard To- wide
paved alley; an unusual value.
MT. PLEASANT. Il
1903 Monroe st.-Beautiful 3-story colonial
brick. bedrooms and q" tiled baths. elect.
h.-w.h.. French doors. large reception hall.
plenty closets, sleeping porch: owner will
make the terms reasonable and give posses
sion. Inspect this desirable home. the price
is right.
$500.
On wide are. east OF Congressional Library.
near car lines. desirable Groom brick house
with bath: good heating plant: gas: nice
condition; wide alley In rear; terms can be
HARRY l. CHEW.
Main 1910. 205 Continental Trust bldg
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&c. WELDON & COMPANY.
III B STREET Sc.
PHONES LINCOLN 45 AND liza.

NEAR SENATE OFFICE BUILDING AND
CONGRESSIONAL LlBRARY-Price. SIS. 800
A modern S-room home with colonial front
porch. breakfast porch. sleeping porch: ga
rage all hardwood finish: hot-water heat
electricity; in perfect condition only 81 500
cash.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK-Price. $3.50
Six rooms and bath. on nice lot TO alley
owner has Just recently papered and painted
house throughout; easy terms can be made
and immediate possession given.
NEAR NEW EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL,
thoroughly modern six room home. 20 fee;
wide. hardwood floors. hot-water heat. eler
tricity, colonial front porch and double rsa
porch: ample space for garage; You only
need 81. 500 cash.
18th ST. S. E. NEAR EAST CAPITOL
Price. $3.50 modern sx-room home with
colonial front porch: occupied by owner who
will give immediate possession easy terms
& COMPANY.
,EET Sc.
N ~ AMI 1f-4
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TAKOMA. MD.

TAKOMA. MD.
A charming bungalow near the cars: i've
rooms. bath and sleeping porch. hot-water heat,
electric lights, garage; an unusual buy At
Sc. 800.
GEORGETOWN.
A well built home in the heart Of old George
town; rooms and bath in excellent condi-
tion; tinted wall finish throughout; q good
buy at $1,000.
NORTH COLUMBIA HGTS,
One Of the prettiest homes in this section:
stucco home Of six rooms and bath in Al con-
dition; hot:water heat electric lights. sleeping
porch. hardwood floors; everything you could
wish for in q home; only 10.25O; easy terms.
BROOKLAND.
The most attractive home in this delightful
suburb; brand-new bungalow Of colonial de-
sign, containing five rooms. tile bath, and
sleeping porch; this thoroughly modern home
Is built on a terrace and oyerlooks the city
and the prettiest part Of Maryland; this
house must be seen to be appreciated;;>a good
bargain at $1,000.
Continental Realty Company,
sos Bond bldg. Phone Main 411s.
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EDUCATIONAL.

ELECTRICITY TAUGHT BY EXPERTS
Earn while you learn at home; electrical book
ana proof lessons free; success guaranteed and
position secured. Write to Chief Engineer
Cooke, 2144 Lawrence nv Chicago
Evening star., 1922-10-01
IDEAL NORTHEAST

4Oo New York Ave. Phone Main 46OO
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GOLDEN RULE, Agent,
1905 K Street NV.
Phone Main 5567.

Small apartment house: modern and in per,
feet condition: income. 5000 per MONTH will
Gated in the best section Of Columbia Heights.
Price only $4,000: $1,000 to $4,000 cash.
Don't let this real .opportunit! pass you by.
$5.50O-A real bargain; rooms. bath. ga
rage space; newly papered and painted and In
perfect condition. Located on a vide avenue
balance less than rent.
s9,OOO-Nine rooms and hath equipped as
more than enough to make monthly payments.
Hot-water heat. Brown stone front. House
in excellent condition On wide zoa Avenue enss
required. This is really worthwhile home.
$o.OOO-Strictly modern home
on Rhode Island avenue near
North Capitol street. Six rooms,
front porch, two screened and
glassed-in back porches, hot
water heat, electricity, gas; very
large front and back yards. This
is a perfect home in perfect con-
dition. Only 81 600 cash; balance
less than rent. Occupied by
owner, who will give immediate
possession.
An exceptionally good offering in Brook
land. near the colleges and car lines This
home will bc sold for much less than it is
worth-owner wants TO leave the city. Ten
large rooms on two floors. Large front and
sidn rorches. Centerzhall plan Lot 50x150
feet. Hot-water heat. electricity. This Is a
truly good buy. Phone for particulars.
On corner near 18th and Girard streets
n.w.-A modern home, containing 13 rooms.
Ideal for roomng boarding or a home.
Will sell at low figure with only $4,000 cash.
Yon should see this house if you want some
thing good.
Second street NV. near E-Nine rooms,
ha tn. hot-water heat. Extra fine for roomins
Only S7.3OO terms il desired
Tenth street ne. near u street.
Eight rooms. bath. furnace heat ;
large back yard to wide alley.
room for double garage. This is
genuine bargain. Price reduced
for quick sale. $1,000; only
$1,000 cash, possibly less, bal
ance less than rent. Immediate
possession.
GOLDEN RULE. Agent,
1905 K Street NV.
Phone Main 5567.
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10TH ST. HEIGHTS. DETACHED TWO-CAR GARAGE
1918 FERN ST NV

New, hollow-tile, 10 spacious
rooms, ami; instantaneous
hot-water heater; semi-fnished
attic; sun room, built-in sleeping
porch; oak floors throughout !;
laundry trays; model kitchen !;
9x28 cement porch; lot frontage
90 it.; southern exposure; com
plete in every detail. Well
adapted for two families.
Cash, $4,000.
Monthly. $14o including interest.
PRICE, S16,75o.
Might lease to reliable parties.
o.
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J. C. WELDON & COMPANY.
III 3 STREET Sc.
PHONES LINCOLN 45 AND lf74
CHEVY CHASE-S1o5 500

AA - ' SAI4 ADl-->Cl .JOO.
This home is a masterpiece Of colonial
short distance of the Columbia Country
Club: built OF hollow tile; center ha Il
type: large living room. conserva tory,
dining room kitchen, buffers pantry and
TWO large porches on first floor: 4 large
bedrooms and = baths on End floor: ideal
poolroom on top floor; complete basement
containing servants quarters. etc: .
separate bnilt-in garages; this property
has just been reduced from 500. 500. and
similar houses in the immediate loca tion
have sold as high as s25, 900: it is a
real value and beautiful home phone
US for permit to inspect.
IDEAL NORTHEAST
LOCATION-$6,25O.
Substantially built home. brick construc-
ton. in a very nice residential iocs ton
Of northeast: rooms, bath. modern
heating plant; spacious front porch and
rear porch; room for garage; house is
in good condition: easy terms
BLOOMINGDALE-SS.5OO.
Comparatively new colonial brick home ii
perfect condition: rooms; inclosed
sleeping porch: h.w.h. elcc. lights. hard
wood floors and trim: spacious front
home and must he inspected to fully ap-
preciate; attractive terms.
TAKOMA PARK-S7.7O
Brand-new bungalow on a large lot s
rooms. complete bath: inclosed porch:
rage. This is really an unusual buy
attractive terms.
P H I L l. | P S.
Phone Main 1900.