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Mr.. Phillips parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Medford Phillips.
Tho schooner Albert w. Robinosn,
owned by Captain w. J. Quillen, has
put into Key West with a broken rudder.
It is loaded with coal, from Baltimore to
Porto Rico.
Ernest Spiccr, who is employed in the
railway mail service at Philadelphia
Terminal, is spending some time here
with his family
Captain Ebenezer Diax, aged SO years,
who has been confined to his bed for the
past three years, died at his home, Sum
day evening. lie was master OF govern
mcnt supply ship during the CSv:l War
and WAS under fire many times. His
body, will be taken to his former home,
Smiths Island. Va, for interment.
Charles Bourgignon and Miss Margle
i. Parsons, of this town were married
by Rev. l.. II. Marshall, Mt. Pleasant
Nj. +. Curcuit, yesterday.
Herman Smith, young farmer, while
riding a bicycle into town last night, was
run down by an automobile and knocked
unconscious To the side Of the. road The
driver OF the automobile did not stop.
Smith was found by Dr. Jones, who
brought him here and dressed his
wounds.
. Mrs. Pauline Marvil Woottcn and Mrs.
Margaret Records jointly entertained
at cards, Saturday evening, in the party
being Mrs, Evelyn Bacon, Mrs. Alice
Quillen, Misses Mildred Hastings, Bernice
Hastings. Mildred Horsey, Grace Marvil
Louise Bacon, Isabelle Galloway, Mary
Stripping, Nation Rodney, Marie Le-
Gates and Anna Studley.
Chris G, Ellis is having the vacant
hall over the Office Of the Western Unior
Telegraph and the store of Mrs. Matte
II, Thomson, remodeled, and will con
vert il into billiard parlor.
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FUNERAL OF CAPTAIN "
RICHARDSON

Seaford, Nov. 29.--The funeral Of
Captain John w. Richardson, father OF
Captains Willis +, ana Paul Richardson
OF this town, took place at Vienna, Md,
Saturday. Captain Richardson's death
occurred on thanksgiving Day at his
home in Vienna, Md, He was 7S years
of age, and was the father of IS children,
II of whom are living, also, his widow.
He left IS grandchildren and 81 great
grandchildren.
Captain Richardson was ono of tho
bes, known captains OF oyster boats sail
ing the Nanticoke river and other oyster
ing grounds.
The funeral services were in charge Of
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NEWS OF LAUREL.

Laurel. Nov. 29.-Nance Torbert, of
New York, is spending n few days with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. VIII Torbert,
IN North Laurel.
While crossing Market street, yester-
day Frank NJ. Hearne was run into by
horse and Knocked down, but escaped
serious injury.
" Carl Phillips and family of Green
backville, Va, have returned home,
after spending several days here with
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-29
SANK IN DEEP MUD.

pclawarc City, Nov. % go Eugene
Il ndlcr aud Raymond learsley Of
'of, Penn were cunning for ducks ON the
marsh oi Edward Webb OF near Port
Penn. Yesterday, when the small boat
lrnm which thcv were shouting sank.
The men Immediately SET oUt for shore,
wndnu IN water waist high, hat when
they we're about ten yards from the
hank they sank deeper in the mud and
pfnprcss Nas impossible
l,einr unable to rctracc their steps,
they called for help and their crics
,lncw the attention of John Webb who
bmmeda,cly secured boat and rescued
the unfortunate men.
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TUlEf TOOK A MEAL.

-oalord. Nov. 30 \ sneak thief en-
irfcd the home oi Mr. and Mrs. l.. A.
ilnhhs, SATURDAY night. and after help
inr himself Co n fil.si7ed meal, departed.
Entrance was gained 60 the home 10y
cutting che scrccn from rear window.
Thu ,hicl evidently worked IN the
dark a. hls finger aud thumb prints were
found un huttcA> pics, etc. which Mrs.
ll,ti,s had la the rr,rgvrator
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LEwEs NOTES.

l.,wcs, Nov. 20 4 Thanksgiving
dnncc was gwen hy stephen Pierce AT
,h, Hotel Rcdnry saturday wight.
Mr.. and MFs Roece White Of Mills
ioro spent the Weekend here with her
psrrnis. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas n.
Carpenter.
Mis- Ihic Rowland and Samuel
living oi Rchoboth attended a fraternity
dane, AZ Milford Friday night. gwen bv
the University of Delaware bows.
The l.oynl Helpers OF the NJ. l..
Church m,t last night at Mr.. James
! Nuvlnnds.
Ml~ 1hclma Davis b visiting her
aunt, IN lBaliimec.
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And New! How About the ChiIdren's TOYS?

OF course, good many OF us are IN the same
boat and can't do all that We would like TO this
Christmas but those children, especially the young
er ones, We'll just have TO get something for. No
use to spoil their Christmas. Why, good gracious
don't YOU remember yet the thrills that came TO you
only afew years ago when you looked in your stocking
left hanging so truStfuly the night before to see old
Kris would forget you, and he never did.
This year You'll be glad to know that lots of
toys are lower than for years. You'll find here a
wide variety Of the better quality toys in the smaller
articles games books, dolls stoves. drums, nechan
cal toys blocks, educational toys, sewing things and
horses and carts.
And be sure to get your Christmas tree orna-
mentS early. You'll want a few; come pick them
out right now; get first choice ahead Of the eager
aSt-minute throng.
And whoever else YOU may haze to go BY this
Christmas, certainly don't forget the children.
You'll find our interesting display Of toys in the
basement. Fourth Street.
49,
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color or side = banquet.
LAUREL NOTES.

Laurel. Nov. 29s-Jack Harris VI
Cincinnati Is spending few days here,
Il guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. David O.
Moore.
Irwin White and Conrad Elliott Of
Wilmington aro spending the week
here with Mr.. Whites sister, Miss
Lillian White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert X. Foster Of
Wilmington, are guests Of Mrs. Fos-
ter's parents. Rev. and Mrs. George
Wood OF Bethel.
Norman Coulborne has gone &c
Chester, Pa, wherc he has secured
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-29
For Cold on the Chest

Musterole is easy to apply and 1t
does not blister like the old-fashioned
mustard plaster,
Musterole is a clean, white ointment,
made with oil of mustard. Simply mas
sage il in gently with the finger tips,
You will be delighted to see how
quickly it brings relief.
Get Musterole at your drug store,
So & 65 {, Jars and tubes; hospital size So.
Better Than n Mustard Plaster.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-29
SALE OF A HOUSE.

Delmar, Nov. 29.-The home of the
late Elder A. Il. Francis was sold here
at psblic sale, saturday, tor s3,55G, TO
Charles r. Beauchamp of this town.
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Grace Elizabeth. Richard Monroe and
John Owens of Delmar, Del, MIR. and
Mrs. Ira O., Bennett and daughter,
Virginia Lee; Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Myer,
son Frederick Edwin, and Alice Jeanette
aud MIR. and Mrs James {. Sullivan of
RridncNillc
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SUSSEX WEDDING.

Scaiord, NOV. 2l William |. o'hicr,
scainfd farmer. and Miss Viva Waina-
fght ol Reliance were quietly married
Thanksgiving Day, ut Ge,hsernane NJ.
r. Church. Reliance. by Rev. Z. NJ.
CHI
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Miss Martha Culver had az a guest.
last week. Misses Margaret Girkje and
Maudc YardIey Of Philadelphia.
In Philadelphia hospital for several
Mrs. Carolyn Phillips. who WIS
weeks. has returned home md ~ inn-
proving slowly.
Miss Mary Thrail. of Piedmont, ".
Va. is here n guest III Rev. and Mrs.
Alan r. Parsons. at the rectory.
Mjss Margaret Melvin ~ Whining
ton. Is spending few days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Melvin, in
North Laurel.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-29

Rev. d. W. Anstinc, pastor Of the NJ P.
Church. Burinl was made in Vienna
cemetery.
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SAVE
PURPLE
STAMPS
"Cive A Garment This Christmas

OlVe a Garment This Chflstmas
is practical solution of the yearly question that
comes up about this time You'll be perfectly safe
in choosing your gift garments here, for they
practical. well-made ones that look well and rea
sonably priced.
Ladies' Bath Robes Of corduroy, in rose,
blue and purple, $495 each; of Beacon blankets with
roll collar $4.95 to $795.
Children's Bath Robes in Indian patterns Of
good blankets, $3.50 and $3.50 each.
Ladies' flesh color satine Camisoles, danty
trimmed with lace; special, $195.
Camisoles, of pussy willow taffeta. in blue,
orchid and flesh color white. especially nice at 2.50
Silk Crepe de Chine Chemise, trimmed with
lace for only $3.50, and another style of fine washable
satins with medallion trimmings for $3.95, that is
very pretty.
Silk Jersey Underskirts, with pleaed flounces
in navy, purple or brown, excellent for S4.95 EACH
Second Floor, take elevator.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-29
TO WE'D IN DECEMBER.

Scaford, Nov. 29.--Mr. and Mrs. +.
w. Burton announce the engagement
Of their daughter, Olive, to Paul West,
son Of Mrs. Della West, Of near Bridge
vile.
The wedding viii take place on
Wednesday, Dccemlcr Z, in Cannon
NJ. p. Church, near Scaforh.
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Comfortable Comforts
light in weight
but warm

and covered with such pretty designs in satine and
cambria, most of them with plain borders. Wool
filling gives exceptional warmth, double-bed size.
One of these Comforts will be the very Xnnas
gift for grandmother Prices are from $S to $40.
Silk-covered comfortables, especially nice for the
guest roon but present that your wife would be
delighted with, $18 and $40.
Cotton-hlled Comforts
Many people like cotton-fled Comforts better
because they re little heavier and seem warmer. One
feels pretty comfy" on a cold night Good designs,
bright coorings and we'll made. S2.75 $3.75 and up
to $500 each. Fourth Street Store.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-29
Radical Reductions
on all
Goats
and
Suits

You'll find wonderful bar
gains in these stylish, we'll
made, splendidly tailored
garments. Why not give one
as a Christmas gift p? 1t
will combine beauty with
utility and sour thoughtful
ness will be- appreciated all
the winter through. Extra
sizes are included in this
great remarking sale, which
shows big reductions and
cold weather's just ahead.
Second Floor,
take elevator.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-29

Got a better job. Tell what you
can do in situation Wanted sd
tornorrow,-Adv
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End-of-the-Month Sale
Drapery Dept.

Hundreds of pairs of
White, Cream and Ecru
Marquisette Curtains Mt
Sl.25 = pair and up. You'll
want your curtains up before
Christmas 80 buy them early
and select now from the big
gest lot curtains, We believe
that ever came here at one
time. They are in plain hem
stitched, and with lace edge,
also in novelty curtains and
lace edge with insertions and
Dutch curtains all in mar
quisette, Sl.25 to S4.W; val
ues much more.
Nottingham Curtains,
S1.O to $3.50 \ pair.
Heavy Armure Curtains
and a splendid line of Sum-
fast Curtains in all shades Of
rose, green, blue, gold, null
berry and at all prices.
Velour Curtains, Duplex,
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things silk plush
Iambquns covered Pillows and uncovered white pillows cushions
kaln cloths
Slnfast madras n patterns and colors
Third Foor)
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STATE CAPITAL NOTES.

Dover, Nov. 70. MIR. and Mrs.
William ]. Benson Of this town, enter
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'|Pyresx"
The
Glass
OvenWare
OvenWare
Are Ready for Your Selections

the appropriate Xmas gift tor the wonl-
an who is proud Of her baking or for
the girl just starting out in house
keeping. This year there are several
new and very usable shapes in "Pyrex. "
"Pyrex," the glass cooking ware,
always runs short about Xmas time,
even in the best Of regulated stores.
Just now our assortments are good.
Better buy yours now. Pyrex, from
Zoe to $500 piece.
Pyrex Containers, extra nickel plated
on brass, 500 to $500 each.
Fourth Street Store.
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The Smith Zollinger Co.
9TH & Market

The
Christmas
Handk erchiefs
Are Ready for Your Selections
beautiful line in wornen's al-linen Handker-
chiefs, starting at 19c and on up by easy stages to
$500 a piece Mems all-linen Handkerchefs from
Csc to SITS each.
Mems Silk Handkerchefs. plain and White and
coored borders from SOC to $500 piece
Childrens Character HandkerchlefS OF good
quality 12tc and Csc each. ..
Chldrens Boxed Handkerchiefs 25c and SOC
box; three and six in box.
Ladies Initial Handkerchiefs. 12lc to SOC each.
Mems Initial Handkerchiefs, 121c to Csc a piece.
--Handkerchiefs, First Floor.
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Shirting Madras

Neat stripes that men like, md you will like
the good quality of the madras, 59c to s1.25 a
yard. White Goods, First Floor.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-09-29
MR.. AND MRS. DREYFUS
EXPECT TO LEAVE TODAY

Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Dreyfus, for
several years residents Of Bogalusa
and among the best known citizens,
expect to leave today for New Or
leans, where they will make their fu-
ture home.
Mr.. Dreyfus was one Of the pio-
neer business men of this city, being
associated with Dreyfus, Inc, who
opened a big store here shortly after
the city was founded. He made big
success in the mercantile business
and recently disposed of his stock to
engage in the shipping and iobbing
business.
Many parties have been recently
given complimentary to Mrs. Drey-
fus. Their many friends expect them
to visit here frequently and wish them
success and happiness in the Crescent
City.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-09-29
1855 PUPILS ENROLLED;
AN INCREASE OF 200

The enrolment of the Bogaluss
schools has been increased by two
hundred in the past two weeks and
1885 pupils are now enrolled in the
schools Of the city, 26O Of whom are
in High School.
The first grade leads the field with
an enrolment of 800, and the num-
Der gradually dwindles down to 81
in the senior class Of the High School.
Enrolment in. each Of the grades
is as follows: First, $50; second,
81; third, 2O6; fourth, 1856; fifth
1879; sixth, 1873; seventh, 90; eighth
1O9; ninth, Sc; tenth, A.. eleventh,
81.
F. C. Ratliff, superintendent Of
schools, explains the increase in the
eighth over the seventh grade by the
fact that the country schools Of the
parish have no eighth grade and pu-
pills come here to attend High School
tend to increase the enrolment IN
this grade.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-09-29
NO FOOTBALL TEAM FOR
HIGH SCHOOL THIS YEAR

Prospects for a football team in
Bogalusa High School this year are
very poor. Every year the material
seems to become scarcer and interest
in the sport, never at a very high
pitch, lessons in proportion.
Superintendent Ratliff stated last
week that although football was prac-
tically dead issue, he was sure that
the school this year would have one
of the strongest and speediest basket
ball teams ever put out and that Boz
gaIusa will stand an excellent chance
of cleaning up in the state cham
pionships in the spring.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-09-29
APPEALING IS THE STORY
OF THE WILD GOOSE"

Frances Manners is a noted archi-
tect of New York. He goes shoot
ing with a friend, a physician, and
thew return to Manners country
home with several wild geese they
had shot. Manners is somewhat cold
" received by his romantic-minded
wife Diana, and the legend Of the
wild goose which never was known
to desert its mate was later discussed.
Diana and her husband, who has OBJ
served a subtle change in his wife,
are both impressed.
When the nurse who has Tam, the
child of the Manners, in cSrge, is
taken suddenly i'll, the physician
sends for a vial containing a drug,
he warning her that if she takes q
certain portion, she will sleep, but
that an overdose would prove fatal.
The physician is called away sudden
" and leaves the drug on table
where it is found by Manners and
placed in a drawer. Ogden Fem.
who is infatuated with Diana and
whose attentions seemingly are en-
couraged by her, spends the evening
at the Manners home. Manners IS
urged to accept an offer made to him
to decorate home of wealth in Cali
fornia which he reluctantly accepts.
In his absence, Fem and Diana be-
come quite friendly. He avows his
love for her, but while her actions
are susceptible to faulty criticism she
commits no wrong. Mrs. Hastings,
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-09-29

who had married a wealthy broker
DESPITE her love for Manners, receives
a telegram from the latter announc-
ing his immediate return to New
York. She is aware of Diana's in-
trigue with Fem and that the two
often meet at Manners studio. She
seeks to notify Diana Of her hus-
bands iminent arrival in town. but
fails to find her at home.
When Manners returns to his house
and finds his wife absent, he goes to
his studio where Diana and Fem
have met. He finds them botb and
his suspicious are aroused. Later,
Diana admits she loves Fem and the
next morning she elopes with Fem,
leaving a note for Manners telling
him she has left him forever. En-.
ragged. Manners arms himself and
takes the drug from the drawer, de.
termined to kill both his wife and
Fem. Mrs. Hastings, who has
sensed tragedy hurries to Manners
home and on learning the truth, sne
drugs him and renders him poWerless
to carry out his purpose.
Hastings, who has learned for the
first time of his wife's secret love
for Manners, motors to Fenn's bum
galow and forces Fem to return with
him to the city, despite Diana's pro,
tests. Realizing that the death Of
Fem would ultimately render Man
ners and Diana happy, he deliberately
drives over an embankment, both NJ
and Fem being killed. Diana anC
Manners are reconciled through the
office Of Tam and Mrs. Hastings anC
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all concerned are rendered happy.
This feature picture will be shown
at the Magic City Theater, Saturday,
October /.
AS an added attraction will be
Smoky, the Humanzee in great
comedy.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-09-29
Notice to Mortgage Creditors

Notice to Mortgage Creditors
In conformity with Section SO,
Act IS, 1888, notice is hereby given
to all parties holding mortgages on
real estate located in the City Of Bo-
galusa, La, on which taxes for the
year 1920 have not been paid, | will
begin the sale of same in the City of
Bogalusa, La, on Saturday, October
29th, 1921, at II o'clock a. m, and
that number Of pieces Of property
so delinquent are now being adver-
tised in this newspaper in conformity
with the law, preparatory to such
sale the attention of mortgage cred
itors is especially called to these ad-
vretisements of tax sales, and they
are warned to take such steps prior
to the sale as may be necessary to
protect their rights and interests.
This the 29th day of September,
1921.
K. I. BEAN,
City Clerk and Ez-Officio Tax Col
leetor.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-09-29
COUNCIL HOLDS MEETING;
TRANSLATES ROUTINE BUSINESS

The postponed meeting of the Com
mission Council was held last Thurs
day morning with all members pres
emit, except Mayor Sullivan, who is in
the East. Only routine business
came before the session.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-09-29
LEGAL NOTICE
State Of Louisiana,
Parish Of Washington

State Of Louisiana,
Parish Of Washington,
Be it known, that on FRI. a.,
Of August, A. D., 1921. 49,. 3 :
w. E. Seldner, a NOtarv p,.ss.
and for the Parish az We.
State of Louisiana, and \ a Il
ence of the undersigned -
personally came and apnesr 49, :.
Sullivan and NJ. L. Wnssssa.
spectively chairman and sec-.sl
the meeting of the stocLbaI5
the Bogalusa Paper Comnarv
held on the oath day Of Angus !.
who declare:
That at a meeting of tbo
holders of the Bogalusa Pspsg
pany, Inc, corporation eps.
under the laws of the State n
ana, and domiciled at Pae.t
Washington Parish, Louisiana
meeting was held at the Office =
company on the Gath dav a. A..
1921, and which was duly eallss .
held as provided by law, for rs
pose Of deciding upon amends.
ticle Five (5) Of the Articlas =
corporation Of said corporation
to provide that the Board 81 II
tors Of the corporatin shah cop.i
nine (9) directors, and that Y
meeting all the stockholders y
corporation were present, q
represented by legal proxy. i
decided, by the unanimous vi
all stockholders, that the first
gaph Of Article Five (5l q NJ
ticles of Incorporation Of ssil
poration be amended SO as a
as follows:
ARTICLE NO. {
All the powers Of this corpa
shall be vested in and exercise
a board of nine (9) directors +
elected at the annual meeting b
stockholders.
And said appearers declare
they were authorized and instus
by said meeting Of the stockho
of said corporation 60 make thiI
tarial act and declaration Of AM
ment of Article Five (5) Of +
Charter, and they do accord
hereby so certify and declare.
Thus done and signed at nv "
in Bogalusa in the presence Of d
Richard and A. J. O'Donnen. {
petent witnesses, who signed
same with said appearers and
Notary, after due reading, Oh
day and date first above written
w. b. SULLIVAN,
NJ. L. WUESCHER
Witnesses:
o. j. RICHARD,
A. j. O'D0NNELL.
WILLIAM E. SELDNEH
Notary Put
-O-------
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-09-29
Witnesses:
o. ]. RICHARD,
A. ]. O'D0NNELL.
WILLIAM E. SELDNER
Notary Put

FOR SALE-0ne-aere farm wit
three-room house and barn; all una
fence; two miles from BOgalusa q
house is in good order. Cash Sl5
Apply to W. E. Seldner, Box IA,
G. S. L. Co.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-09-29

Even with Bogalusa's excellent fire
department and great record for
keeping the fire losses the lowest in
the state, there is a possibility Of
your home being damaged, and even
if not destroyed, it is possible for the
loss to run high.
II insured with any of our COM
panies, the payment will be just as
prompt for damage as If a total IOs'
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-09-29

Boqalusa Terrace Addition 2.03
81. F, Huffman-LOts 35 and
SO, block 1872, Northwest
BOgaluSa -.-....--..- ----.-----.----- ZI.oO
M. J. Sporl-Lots Is and 10.
i RSSA . O-' ....... 800. s5.9s
o. D. Richardson-Lots <15
and is, block 81, Northeast
? BOgalusa; lots Is and 16,
block s, S. E. Richardson
First Addition; lot 8, block
IL, S. E. Richardson First
Addition .--......-. .-----.-..-..... 01.z4
MedOra Foster - One half
(h) acre, section 1913 9.4S
II, NJ. Foster-Three CD
lots, section 1913 ....-..- 9.4S
n. M. Porter-Three go Lots
Section 1913 .-..-.-...--.---- 1925
I section 1873 $500. ~. 2.28
III. E. Adams Estate-Ten
(1O) acres in north half of
northeast quarter and six
and one-half (615) acres in
southwest quarter, section
1913 ......--.... -....-.---------.. 1904
Jose VillesenO-Two acres in
section 1888 --..--...--.----,.-- 7.4S
TERMS OF SALE
On said day Of sale will sell
such portions of said property as
each debtor will point out, and in
case the debtor will not point out
sufficient property, viii at once, with
out further delay, sell the least guam
tity of said property of any debtor
which and bidder will buy for the
amount of taxes, interest and costs
due by said debtor. The sale will be
without appraisement for cash in le-
gal tender money Of the United
States, and the property sold shall be
redeemable at any time for the space
of one year by paying the price given
with twenty 5000 per cent inter-
est, costs and penalties added.
This the 10Th day of September,
1921.
X. !. BEAN,
City Clerk and Ex-OfficiO Tax Col
lector.