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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-12-17
"RoyaT" Pearl Bead Necklaces

Such nsoluble and practically indeucdbe With all the
decence pearls S7oS $1,000 length necklaces
graduated pearls each inspected and guaranteed free OF flaws
bead
and$ laceS
of -Neck length with solid gold
800 1858
Wbe these are not the Royal they gold
filled pearbe sand
aticalyi sISs--Seleced
length
mines hut LITTLE idea of the Uariety bright jet
fori instance. hercin best Uariety in Washington
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Mesh BAGS, eS-S0-EXeep-
tionally fine silver unbreak-
able mesh bags. 6 inches
top. . inches deep. Sl2
value.
Mesh Purses, S1.sS-Gold
plated and silver fish-scale
mesh purse with tassel on
bottom, long chain, very at
tractive.
Real Gun Metal Bags, s.
Made with fancy top and
bal ringe, 8 inches across
top, inches deep. $6.9S
Value.
shaving stand. e1.2S-
Comprises mirror, brush,
and cup, adjustable.
shaving Sets, bec-In
metal holder with brush.
Military Brushes. SOS
and S7.0s-MilitaTy brushes
and comb OF empire art sill
yer In nicely lined box,
S5.9S. without comb. ee9S.
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Mems Swasger SIN Handke shsis
Csc, &O1 75e to $1.50
A beautiful collection Of Lasl
fashionabIS sink HHndke-eAisfs.
corded and crosSbarred, ctlc-s.
border designs
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An Opportunity to Select Gifts That VIII Be Treasured POssesC

Women's Wrist
Watches
Wrist Watches, ST.sS TO
&:S - Gold filled Watches,
swiss movements: case
warranted for 10 years.
Wrist Watches. HIS-os TO
G.5-Tslgin movements; 20
year guarantee cases.
Wrist Watches. 81, a55,
and Stg-Elgin movements;
solid gold cases.
Wrisf Watches. $50 and
S3S-Sw iss Watches, in
solid gold, plain and hand
engraved
frrist Watches, SO and
s4S-Sterlipg silver: rhine
stone settings: ribbon or
sterling bracelet.
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women's AIl-Linen Embroidered
Handkerehiefs, 35c

Three. for $50. Very hand
some embroidered designs In
white and French colored eff
fects; a big collection in ALI,
linen and Hand-embroideTed
Swiss or Batiste Handker@hlefs.
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A Special List

A list and faithful shopping guide-pointng to
the best values dottng this $4,000 stock.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-12-17
SiIVerware al Very Special Prizes

Special lots-including sample pieces
quoted below at less than regular prices
1afn
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-12-17

Military Sets, E9S-
Only one left. gold-6lfed
military set with comb, sat
in lined box. $40 value.
Sets. Comb, BruAh and
Mirror. S3.0S--In nicel
lined box; made OF art sill
yer, very durable and at
tractiYe. So value.
Gun Metal Purses, ST.
Small gun metal purses
with fancy top, and chain,
SIPS value.
let Chains. Soe-O p era
length with pendant. Very
beautiful chain for the
monEy.
Mourning Beads, s9e-In
fancy designs, very long
lengths, 81 values. Jet
chains. soc 10 SS-os-
silver Lace Pins. 81 TO
02.Oe -fn butteffy, bird,
bow-knot, and plain de-
signs.
Gold FILLED Bangle
Bracelets, soc.
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Mems 35c Linen Initial !
Handkerchiefs, Box Of Six,
sl.75
A very dne quality Of linen. with
beautiful hand-embroidere initial.
a gift that any man win appreciate
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WOmen's Hand-usade Lace
HsRdkerehiefs, 75c, 81 to SIS
Rich novelties that will make
ideal Christmas gifts: Venice.
hand made Princess Lace and real
Point Lace trimmed; also hand-em-l
bToidered novelties.
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SOC Box Of Three W0men's
Embroidered Handkerchiefs, SOC
Three pretty embroidered de-
signs, in white or eolored; all
different; tied with silk ribbon.
put up in handsome gift boxes.
Christmas Boxes Free Wi
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Women's Fancy Boxed Linen
Handkerchief, $1.25, $l-50
and $500
3 TO @. put up In beautiful gift
boxes. new designs in one-cotneE
embroidered effects. white OF
colored.
The evening herald., 1917-10-11
War Posters Sent to
Chamber of Commerce
BY Canadian Railway

The hig package of war posters sen,
by Guy Tombs. general traffic mau.
agcr for the Canadian Northern rail
way company 60 the secretary Of the
chamber Of commerce made % distInc'
ana instant hit when opened at the
war exhibit hail
l.uurcuc, Lee who is u chang, of
the state Council uf pcTouse booth
and Major Toulouse. Who is conduct
ing the Hoover demonstrations. di
vided the package between them amt
hung the various Items Zoo cuuspI,u-
GUS places ut once
Speaking of small Belgian -Iur
with % tribute tu CaLada.s generosity
upon u that was included in the pack.
age. Paul O.. Eodiuctuu. president oi
tho Albuquerque Rotary club. s1IU
~ Is tho most appealing thing . ever
saw
4 complete s,ilcs of the posters
used In the recent campaign Go tut-
nish the Bclgiuus with flour is in
ciudcd in the list together with a
number ot portraits Of French. Eng
lish ana Canadian celebrities. There
are also "a series Of general war pIy-
lures bog celebrated French Eurl,l
and Dutch artists
Mr. Tomus maintains headquarters
IN Montreal. Canada and if very
much Interested boo what Sew NoNcu
iE doing 10 win Ga, war
The evening herald., 1917-10-11
WHITE R|DDONERS'
STATE CONVENTION
TO OPEN TOMORROW
Sessions Will be Held in the Pres.
byterian Church and Arcade
Hall; Prominent Workers Here
to Deliver Addresses.

The state convention of the New
Mexico W. G. T T. viii open tomor-
row morning at 10 o'clock In tho
Presbyterian church rcreding the
opening session there viii he meet
inr Of the executive board az . o'clock
In the church.
one of the hig meetings uf the con-
ventiOn will be the public program Of
speeches hy leading workers in the
state ANA nation. tomorrow afternoon
tn Arcade hall az > o'clock. This
meeting h. sponsored by the woman y
auxiliary To the state council of de-
fcnse but b. q part OF the convention
program Az addresses will deal with
the war work OF the W G. T. 4 Miss
Anna Gordon. president OF the ma
tional W &. r. a.. will hr a speaker.
her theme To- be Patriotic Purposes
and Achievements Of the W G. r. e."
As every utterhncp Mrs Lindsey.
prominent la the prohibition work of
the state ana organizer of the fcdcr-
atcd soCicdcs into the wOmeus war
congress meeting sor the first tiiIe
this week, is to hc one Of the CHIEF
speakers Mrs. Lindsey will talk on
Woman and Patriotism"
Miss Harriet Henderson. state pres
idenL will conduct the program. Mrs.
Katherine Patterson. OF santa Fc q
national officer viii speak on our
Balance Of Power" Mrs :. c. Nuttor
FOR six years state president Of New
Mexico ". e. r. g., wlll speak on
The Hour and Its Needs" Song
numbers Of the program will lee.
THE story of Oid GLORY" 10y BAN.
20 bc suns los Mrs Elizabeth Brad
furd
"An Around the World" Mrs r T.
Farley
Fair New NcNico." by Miss Grace
WinfreN
a temperance song uy Mrs. : r.
Miller
Accompanies viii be Mrs u "
faw, Mrs Ida McCuuc Donovan. and
Miss Beatrice nm
The evening session of the conVcn-
tion viii bee notable meeting Gov
ernor Lindsey and Mrs Martin of the
Philippines Will he speakers IN the
armory
An an day session OF the convention
saturday viii Doe held in Arcade hall
and saturday uight iu ~" same place
will hc general rally At this time
col Abbott, Secretary of state T.u-
ccro and Miss Gordon will bc spelk-
ers Mrs. Lawrence Lackey viii ulnE
and chorus FortnighUy music club
members Will sing
The evening herald., 1917-10-11
Estancia Valley Puts
Out Racy Invitation
To Approaching Fair

A bunch Of boosters Tor the Estan-
cia Valley fair are among the visitors
in Albuquerque today. Their actiVi.
ties will most likely result in large
attendance from albuquerque to the
fair which will be held at Estancia
October i6. II and Is.
A circular Is being distributed
among the crowds In town today and
II carries an invitation TO attend the
Estancia Valley fair, Ia the following
racy language
Let's go to the Estancia Valley fair
az Estancia october i6. Il. Is. 1917.
Round up your fine horses cattle.
pigs, sheep and live stock of every
description. Load the old woman and
the Kids In The old gasoline consumer
or In PAything that will roll you to
town; pile In the best tne land pro-
duces, whistle up the dogs and Come
ON. Boys
Special entertainment features: free
lectures on Food Conservation" aud
Food Waste" hu such eminent au-
thoritics as sum Punkins" Prof.
Murphy" better known a. "Spud."
Prof A. Frijole Bean of Boston,
New Mexico fame and many other ia
NOUS food naturalists
Resides this there will be dancing,
horse r9ces, merry 20 round.
Something doing al 1.-THE time.
The evening herald., 1917-10-11
NEXT CONVENTION
OF WOOL GROWERS
TO Be IN ROSWELL
Meeting Place Picked at Special
Session Held Here Today; Dam
age Done by Predatory Animals
Is Discussed.

Roswell was picked as the scene
Of the 1913 annual convention OF the
New Mexico Wool Growers associa =
hon az a special meeting OF the ass0-
citation here today. The convention
VIII be held in March. the exact date
io be fixed by the convention CONF
mittec.
That was the chier item OF busi-
ness transacted at the meeting The
session. which was we'll attended, was
held at the associations headquarters
In the commerce building. Eduardo
Otero, the president. was In the chair.
The damage done by predatory ami
mails was discussed. and Il was decid-
ed To press the movement To have the
counties take action within their own
borders. Concerted drives were ia
Vored.
Louis llfeld spoke OF the tax OF 4
mills laid ON sheep growers for gov
ernment inspectors. ana voiced dis
satisfaction felt over H.
The evening herald., 1917-10-11
Personal News
Items.

Four-o. Taxi Service. Phone 40,
IL. =. owen Is here from Los
Lunas
Ed Gray Of Clovis. spent the day in
the city.
v G. Proctor Of winslow. Is an Al
buquerque visitor.
y. y. schwentker has gone to RIOS.
well on a business trip.
George 4. Baxter. Mclrosc banker
is In the city.
Mrs l. =. Fletcher j. entertaining
Mrs. W X. Wyman OF Silver city.
Mrs h. K. wctmoro. Mrs. John
Becker, ir.. and Mrs : H. Cotton are
here from Belen.
\. Nohs is here from Bcrnalillo.
Jake Levy OF Santa Re. Is taking
in the sights here.
Mrs : T.. Burns is visiting Mr., and
Mrs. T j. Mabry. Mrs. Burns is Mrs.
Mabry's mother.
Mrs. clara Parkhurst expects 30
leave tomorrow for New York city 70
make her future home.
Fireman Monte Graude has been
promoted 20 a lieutenancy succeeding
Ed Donahue. resigned.
State Land Commissioner u. =. Err
wen and wife are here from santa Fe
attending the patriotic celebration.
Mrs Jessie NJ. Roberts has started
suit for divorce against ID. Raymond
Roberts.
Hastings Shields Of Hurley. a for
mer student at the University. is visit
ing In town.
Miss Marie Helen Jenkins of East
Silver avenue has gone 10 Texas TO
visit relatives for several months
Miss Anita Garcia of Dos west
Tijeras. leaves this afternoon foi
Nashville, Tenn. go attend the Ward
Belmont college.
Mr and Mrs. Hugh Anderson Of
Adamana. Ariz.. are the parents Of a
son born yesterday AT the Preshy-
terian sah'torium.
Forest Ranger Robert shepherd a
former student at the university. -
here from williams. Ariz.. to enlist IN
the forestry regiment.
e.. A. Hawkes. former manager Of
the Crystal Ice company, was IN town
yesterday ON his way from Boston TO
his home in Los Angeles.
J =. Burns and family. Bert Nc
CullouPh and family Cash Ramey
and James A. Latta arc among the
Clovis people here taking ln the pa
triotic celebration,
T. : Kelly, county clerk of Sierra
county accompanied hy r NJ Bojor-
quez. sheriff J. \. Dye, assistant
cashier of the Sierra County bank. ana
Thomas aud Jack WedgeWood. drove
VI from Hllsboro yesterday iu Mr..
kclly's new Studcbaker car. outside
of taking the road to Gallup instead
~ the road TO albuquerque al Los
t.unas. and q few mishaps which de
laycd them until o'clock iu the
morning In reaching here, their ulp
up was very pleasant one. They
will take 300 patriotic week. returning
20 Hillshoro saturday
The evening herald., 1917-10-11
Woman's Auxiliary
Of Defense Council
Will Meet Tonight

All women. and men. too, are urged
to attend the meeting tonight in Ar
cade hall under the auspices OF the
women's auxiliary OF the state coun-
ell OF defense. Mrs. Lindsey is ex-
pccted To preside. The following
program will be rendered
Address of welcome Mrs. Dawson.
War Work of the Extension Depart
ment OF the State Colicrc-Miss Eliza
beth Carter.
War work around the military
camp AT Deming-Mrs. j. g. Moye.
War work OF the Daughters OF the
American Revolution and Federation
lock.
The evening herald., 1917-10-11
Hotels and Rooming
Houses Are Crowded

According to the hotel and room
ms house records. Albuquerque is cu.
tortuuur one ut IA, largest crowds
m is history Practically every such
p'ar, o. business b. full and running
over and many visitors have been TAX
'n care of 300 priVat" homes u Boz
expected that the arrivals today and
tomorrow VIII swell the crowd tu o.
CONS .IpIanlc oNt.nt
The evening herald., 1917-10-11

The funeral of George Is N,hrr
was largely attended n WAS hcId
from the family home yesterday af.
tornoon under the direction of the
Elks " A. Walton pronounced tho
ouiugy \ quartet composed oi John
- FalkcDhurg Hugo Meyer. stanley
Scdcr and J. ". MJt-ou sang There
were many floral tributes Ruri,a was
iu FairNIew cemetery
The evening herald., 1917-10-11
The Menu for Today

pa-timc COME Through seven
reel feature,
~" ''rhc NystsrI'- uf Nyru" cN-
tra with regular program The Night
of tho fmn1.>v EHii" The CDil"c-
tors and "Scus world Library
Lyric "a Ndrdalcnr OF the Hlis'
repeated comedy "HI- Jurlr puG-
Lea
The evening herald., 1917-10-11
Jury Decides Nabors
Didn't Act as Fence

Of receiving stolen PROPERTY was ac.
quilted hy jury in the district court
Yesterday afternoon The ease of Jose
TruUllu. 8Nctb owner charged
with r"hHiur % fare. went to trial
this morning
The evening herald., 1917-10-11

George ArnrW smith, aged 1913. di'l
Hf his home n North Fourth street
ibis morning 90 $50 Mr. smith was
900 operator It the local Western
Union office. having come here from
Chicago with his wife and hab, about
ono wear aud 1 hair ago. Stvuug Bros
Will ship tho remains To- Las Vegas
tomorrow Whoio the iulcrmcut viii
tIIU place
The evening herald., 1917-10-11
Mortuary


The funeral OF Mrs Harry Leonard
VIII hc held ut lmmu,a!ate Coucop-
tuu clUrch tomorrow morning zoe
$3.50 O'Clock Rev i'r Naudtpi will
conduct the service Tn, body VIII
lic in state az strong Bros chapel
this afternoon from 2 o'clooE until e
O'Clock.
The evening herald., 1917-10-11
Vaio Denies Charge
Of Reckless Driving

Iue NIio. who drove the ear that
collidel with Martin Johnson's motor
cycle at Fourth street and Central ave-
nue. Yesterday afternoon, breaking
Johusuus log and rin. pleaded not
guilty Go charge 81 reckless driving
iu the eIty court this morning Ills
trial was set for p o'clock this after
noon.
The evening herald., 1917-10-11
I;u,lnIfo Pfannc,

Rudolf TtIuuc- died az his homo
uu sycamore street Yesterday aged
years iis mother was with MIN.
Tho body VIII 10, sent 10 oak uprk.
lllr today for burial n will be
shipped h' Suuur Bros Mrs.
hluuuc- viii accompany d.
The evening herald., 1917-10-11
Dance at Colombo hall
tonight, tomorrow and
Saturday nights.

All visitors are welcome at r. l..
washburn Go. topposlte the First Na-
tional Bank). We viii gladly care
for your packages. give YOU inf0rma-
tion about the town, or serve you in
other ways.
The evening herald., 1917-10-11
Dance at Colombo hall
tonight, tomorrow and
Saturday nights.

uH 1ud Civ" Dr Thomas Eclectic on
nt once. safe Tor children a itt"
Rpr, long WAY SOC and soc A. am
dtIr furrr
The evening herald., 1917-10-11
COMING EVENTS.


stated couvoD ton Of mo Grand"
chapter So. A. I, 4. NJ. this evening
ut 1880 AN VISITING companions zoo"
welcome
The vNecutiNt committee Of tho
Now Mc,ico Cltuc and Horse Growers
ot N.w Mexico meets at|
the chamber OF commerce at 90 O'Clock
tomorrow morning
The evening herald., 1917-10-11

Dance every night DUR
ing patriotic celebration
at the Orpheum. Fuhr-
meyers orchestra. SC
dance.
The evening herald., 1917-10-11
BEBBER, OPT1CIAN
Citizens Bank Bldg.

Boy wanted at Rosen-
wald's.
The evening herald., 1917-10-11

Phone 3. Red Barn, 5II wost Cop
rs'r. Tor first class livery. W. l.. Trim
BILE 4 90.
The evening herald., 1917-10-11

Dance every night dur
ing patriotic celebration
at the Orpheum. Fuhr-
meyers orc h estra. Sc
dance.
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Parish of st. Bernard.
State Of Louisiana.

Parcel 1o5-sections 20. "a. IS, &c. 49, &c.
T. IA s, r. II E Sections i, and H.
T. Is s., r. II E. containing 3310.54
acres.
Parcel 105-A certain tract of land, situated
in the Parish of st. Bernard. in this
State at a place known Benchque, and
measuring 440 feet front the left
descending side of Bayou Terre-aux-
Boeufs, by depth of 40 arpents bound
ed above by lands formerly of V. Molere,
and now belonging to the Lake Borgne
Levee Board or assigns. and below by
property now belonging to Martin Nu-
nez.
Parcel 1o7-A certain tract of land situated
in the Parish Of st. Bernard. in this State,
at place known as Benchque and meas
uring 1-2 of l arpent front on the left
descending side of Bayou Terre-aux-
Boeufs, by a depth of 40 arpents; bound
ed above by lands formerly be-
longing to Lake Borgne Levee Board
and below by the property Of " Molere
assigns.
g. 9, TO- II, IS, 10, 20, 81, %. 20, 80,
81, 32 80, 34 35 and SO. T. IA s., r. IS
E; Sections and in Township 10
South. Range IS East containing in all
$4,000 acres.
Parcel 1O9-An of Sections II. Is and "a.
south of Bayou Jean Louis Robin; all OF
Sections 81, 81, IS and SO east of Bayou
Terre- AK Boeufs, and all Section 22
%, % and 26, T. Is s, r. Is E, con-
tanning 1900 acres.
All of the above property described ii
Parcels Jos to 109, inclusive, stands in the
name of Harry J. Peneguy, he having ac-
nuired same for account of Edward Wisner
who advanced the purchase price The
said Act of Sale having been passed be
fore Charles Schneidau, Notary Pubic, Tor
the Parish of Orleans on July %. 1918.
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Parcel 104-Tract of Delmas Verdin: That
part Of SEA of SEA Of Sec. IS in 7. 10, s. r.
20 E, lying in Terrebonne parish. also tract
of Mrs Adelaide Billiot on Bayou Point
au Chen, bounded above by Est. A. Bill
hot and below by J. A. Billiot, also tract
Of Augustine Billiot and Mrs. A. Billiot
on Bayou Point au Chen, bounded above
by property Of Mrs. A. Biiliot and below
by property Of A. Billiot, containing in
the aggregate 65 acres, being the same
property acquired by the said Edw. Wis
ner on July IS, 1908, at tax sale held at
Houma, La.
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Parcel 5000 shares capital stock of Lou
isiana Meadows Co, par value $lOo eacn
Parcel 80 shares capital stock of the
Pelican Land Co, Certificate NO. l. par
value, 500 each.
Parcel s-s3s4 shares capital stock of the
Pelican Land Co., Certificate NO. Q, par
value. 500 each.
Parcel $50 shares capital stock OF the
Pelican Land Co.. Certificate No lS' par
value. 800 each
Parcel 1880 shares capital stock OF the
Pelican Land Co., Certificate No. H. par
value, 500 each.
Parcel f1-s727 shares capital stock OF the
Pelican Land Co, Certificate NO. To- par
value, 500 each.
Parcel 1870 shares capital stock OF the
Pelican Land Co. Certificate No. ia, par
value. $500 each.
Parcel $500 shares capital stock OF the
Pelican Land Co.. Certificate No. 10, par
value. 500 each.
Parcel f4-12s6 shares capital stock Of the
Pelican Land Co, Certificate No. 126, par
value, ssl6o each.
Parcelsls-40 shares capital stock Of the
Pelican Land Co.. Certificate No. 121' par
value, 500 each.
Parcel $3.50 shares capital stock South
Louisiaaa Land Co.. Ltd, par value sioV
each.
Parcel 1870 shares capital stock Terre-
bonnie Land Co. Ltd. par value Sloo eacn.
49,, ,sso .nares csnital stock New Or
leans Delta Drainage Co.. Ltd, par value
500 each.
49,, "A "a .h.ra. c.n,ta, stock winter
Garden Drainage Co.. Ltd par value sloo
each.
q. sa .s.r.. ..r,ts, stock Dominion
Land Co.. Ltd. par value. 500 each.
. ..on 49, Genital stock
Farcel z'yv "a TIA mar value
aIucn aih A 49,
.,ooL Atchaf-
Parcel SI-lvo snares 81 Car,Ssscafe No. 4.
par value 500 each.
,,,., .,oo. A.
parcei zs-]v 90 Sh1S' rsss,,eoata No.
is, par value 500 each.
.,. x.vor
Parcei 81 snarT rar.,an.ta No 10.
par value 500.
=. ,,., ..oa,, pr.,r,s
Land Co., Of La, Ltd. Certificate No. 81,
mar value S1Oo
~,.h
Parcei ze-iza snares cap'aI s'oen 500
Louisiana Land CO., L'o PAT sai"e WV
eacn.
parcai a1-taaa shares capitai stock st.
Rernard land Co. Ltd. par value 500
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Parcel Three vendors lien notes Tor
$4,000 each executed by Dominion Lana
Co, Ltd. dated 11-23-13. due 3-1-zS' WIN
interest at per cent from 3-l-l5.
Parcel 2-1o first mortgage per cent bonds
of the Delta Land Co. Ltd. for $500 eacn'
dated July 1. 1906, due July l, 1915.
81 IA shares Of capital stock OF Atchafa-
Iaya Land Co., Ltd, par value slOV each-
vendors lien notes for $4,000 each, exc
cuted by Dominion Land Co., Ltd, dated
lI-9s-l3, due 3-1-23. with interest at J
per cent from 3-l-ls.
Parcel s-2 notes Dominion Land Co, Ltd
for $40. 600 each. dated 11-z3-13, due 81
1898, with interest at per cent from
S-1-16.
Parcel $50 first mortgage per cent
bonds OF the Delta Land Co, Ltd Tor
$500 each dated 7-1-06. due 7-1-16.
Parcel No. Sis first mortgage per cent
bonds OF st. MaIo Improvement Co. for
$500 each.
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Parcel sT--iis nrst mortgage per cent
bonds Of the Delta Land Co.. Ltd. q
Louisiana corporation. ssee each. due
y-l.16. =
Parcsi ss--ie bonds Manatss Light q Power
CO. . Florida corporation. $1,000 each,
Parcel ss--ls nrst mortgage 8 per can't
bsnds Of the Leuisiana oolden Meadows
Co. 4 Michixan cooperation. $500 each
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received and recorded for the separate par.
cells of property equal two-thirds Of the
appraised value Of each OF said parcels.
then the executors will total tho aggregate
amount of the bids received for the prop
erty in each particular parish arrive at
the total amount bid for the property in
each parish and then proceed to offer all
the property lying in each parish in separ-
ate parcels. all of the property in par
ish forming one parcel, and IL bid or bids
are received for any one or all such par
of all the bids received for the property in
any one parish when same was offered sep
arately, such bid or bids will be accepted.
and the property in such parish will be
adjudicated a whole and as parcel,
to the successful bidder or bidders. Should.
then in that event. the property in any par
ish parishes for which no such bid is
received, shall be adiudicated in parcels
to the highest bidder or bidders at the first
offering, whose bid bids shall have been
received and recorded by the executors.
(d) All acts of sale are to be executed
before Wear F. Milling Notary Public of
the Parish Of Orleans, the purchaser to pay
the costs of the passage OF such acts. to-
gether with the costs of all certificates ne
cessary. and assume the taxes for the year
1917.