The Cordova daily times., 1922-10-30
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE OF SALE OF PERSONAL
 PROPERTY

gagged in business at Cordova, Alas
 ka, certain chattel mortgage on the
 property hereinafter described to se- cure the payment of two certain
 promissory notes, to-wit, one promis- sory note dated April 15, 1922, for the
 principal sum of twelve hundred i ($1200.00) dollars, made by the said
 Helen Bell and payable six months after it's said date to the said M. J. | Van Dyk and Emma A. Van Dyk, bear ing interest from said date at the rate of twelve (12@c) per cent per annum on which note no portion of the prin- cipal or interest has been paid and | one promissory note dated April 15, 1922, made by the said Helen Bell for | the principal sum of five hundred | (S50000) dollars, and payable one day after date to the order of The First Bank of Cordova, and bearing interest I from it's said date at the rate of twelve 12@o) per cent per annum on which note interest has been paid until Oc- tober 1st, 1922, but no portion of the principal thereof has been paid; and, WHEREAS, both of said notes are now due and payable and demand has been made of the said Helen Bell for the payment of the same with interest thereon and she has failed and ne- glected to pay the same, or any part thereof, and the said M. J. Van Dyk and Emma A. Van Dyk and The First Bank of Cordova have duly declared the amount so due to them to be due and payable and declared the said Helen Bell to be in default under her said mortgage and the said M J. Van Dyk and Emma A. Van Dyk and The First Bank of Cordova having demand ed of me in writing that I take pos session of said mortgaged property ac cOrding to the terms and conditions of said mortgage and proceed to sell the same for the purpose of satisfying the amount so due on said promissory notes.
 NOW, THEREFORE, notice is here by given that on the Fist day of Oc- tober, 1922, pursuant to the provisions of Section 749 of the Compiled Laws of Alaska and the stipulations and agreements contained in said chattel mortgage and the written instructions given me by the said M. J. Van Dyk and Emma A. Van Dyk and The First Bank of Cordova, they being the mort gagees named in said mortgage, I seized all of the personal property de- scribed in said mortgage, a list of which is hereinafter set forth, and I shall on the 9th day of November, 1922. at the hour of ? o'clock in the afternoon of said day, at the store known as the Style Shop situated in the Lathrop Building on First Street in the Town of Cordova, Alaska, sell at public auction to the highest and best bidder for cash all of the personal property described in said mortgage and hereinafter described, or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay and discharge the principal and inter- est now due on said two promissory notes as above stated, to-wit, the sum of twelve hundred (st200.00) dol lars. together with interest thereon from April 15, 1922, at the rate of twelve (12%r) per cent per annum and the sum of five hundred ($50000) dol lars, together with interest thereon from October 1, 1922, at the rate of twelve (12Tr) per cent per annum, and together with all costs and expenses of sale.
 The property so to be sold is de- scribed as follows: all of the stock of goods wares and general merchandise and furniture, fixtures and equipment contained in that certain store room known as the Style Shop situated in the Lathrop Building on First Street in the Town of Cordova, Alaska, to-wit:
 GENERAL MERCHANDISE
 Thirteen hats, coats, 2 capes, 3 knicker suits, 2 tweed suits, 2 jersey suits. 3 serge suits, 1 silk dress skirt, 4 cotton dress skirts, 19 silk dresses, lawn dress, 1 linen dress 1 wool sweater, 1 silk sweater, Is silk waists, 3 pair shoes, IT silk petticoats, pom gee bloomers, 15 silk boomers, l silk vest, camisoles, silk combination suits, corset covers, Il silk caps, i corset cover top, 1 lawn chemise. 2 pair bedroom slippers, 7 silk shirts for men, suits women's overalls, woman's union suits, brassiers, IA corsets, 27 pair gloves 7 child's rom- pers, 1 child's dress, child's pettl- coats. 10 child's union suits, bou- tonniers, 15 necklaces, boudoir lamp frames, 1 pair baby shoes, 1 Ruben baby shirt, 1 boys cotton suit, 55 pieces assorted ribbon, 8 yards Of handkerchief linen, 40 yards. cotton crepe, 19 yards creton, 3 yards crepe de chine, 20 yards georgette, yards velvet 8 yards duvetyn, F yards cor duroy, 1 F yards silk duvetyn, 55 yards Devonshire cloth, bolts percale, 30 bolts rick rack braid, 15 bolts bias tape, 2S skeins yarn, hank yarn, g balls yarn, 12 balls crochet cotton, 1 lot assorted lace, lot assorted beads, 1 lot assorted feather hat trimmings, i box embroidery silk, assorted, 1 box embroidery cotton, assorted, 1 box assorted silk tassels, 1 box as- sorted chenille, 20 doz. skeins fiber embroidery silk, Al middy lacers, 66 pairs ladies' shoe laces, 8 leather belts, 35 pairs knitting needles, IA hat pins, 3 table runners, Indian baskets, 3 totem poles, 6 handkerchiefs 92 pair hose, 3 wool