The Washington times., 1933-01-21
Times
Model
Opens Today
Built by Cooley Bros.
Furnished by w. 3. Moses

ARTS ICALLY furnished
with the latest mode in furni-
ture and draperies from the
cozy club-recreation room in the
basement to the large, we'll ar
ranged bed rooms on the Sec
ond floor, the Cooley Brothers
Model Home at 118 Madison
st. N. W., opens its doors to
the public today.
OF handsome alI-brick con.
struction and containing eight
rooms and two lovely tiled baths
and a cleverly arranged base
ment club room, this exhibit is
being sponsored by this news
paper, and furnished through
the cooperation Of w. B. Moses
and Sons.
Automatic Bridge Table
One Of the unique features
Of this display which will be Of
great interest to all bridge en-
thusiasts, win be found in the
club room which has been
fitted up as a card room and
contains the latest idea in
automatic bridge tables which
not only shuffles the cards but
deals them deftly to each of
the four players through a
cleverly operated electric mech
anism under the table top.
This remarkable bridge table
will be in operation through
out the exhibit, and given to
the purchaser of the home as
q permanent fixture.
This model home contains
all Of the latest features and
convenienceS, from vari-colored
baths to a model kitchen with
the latest built-in cabinets, sink,
gas range, electric refrigeration
and many step-saving features.
All Of the other rooms are
furnished in the latest vogue,
with handsome electric fixtures,
modern hardware fittings and
contain many features to in
terest every lover Of fine homes.
Fort SlOcum Park
This home is located in one
of the highest sections of Wash
ington, ranging well over 200
feet higher than the down.
town business section, which
means a dry basement and a
cool, bracing atmosphere in the
summer time. Fort SlocuIn Park,
which this model home over
looks, is one of Washington's
newest parks and an attractive
feature in this popular home
community. This beautiful park
is covered with fine old trees
and still contains the earthen
breastworks thrown up during
the Civil War for the protec-
ton Of the Capital. It con-
tainS 16 acres, commands a
high elevation and the Govern
ment plans to make it one Of
the most attractive parks in the
Northwest section.
This park is connected to the
parkway system centering in
Rock Greek Park through Con-
cord Boulevard, one of the
city's newest. and widest thor
oughfares. This means that
the future popularity and value
Of property located in this high
class section will enhance, and
assures permanent protection
to property values in this fast
growing home community.
Accessible to new, up-to-date
schools, churches, stores and
rapid transportation to the
heart of the city, this section
of Washington is fast coming
to the front as a popular home
community.
A 17-minute automobile drive
from the downtown section will
place one right at the door Of
this model home, by driving out
Sixteenth Street or Georgia Ave-
nue. to Madison Street and
then east on Madison Street to
the 100 block. The Fourteenth
Street car marked "Takoma"
win also place you within two
blocks Of the home, which will
be open, heated and lighted
every day and evening until 8
p m.