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FOR sAIE-HousEs.
Continued
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
STARTLING VALUES.

STARTLING VALUES.
ON SHEPHERD ST S685o. EASY TERMS
n n y
CORNER-COLUMBIN HEIGHTS SI2z5o. TERMS.
.
!. CATHEDRAL AVE. NEAR CONN. $4,000. TERMS.
heat
% Gess @ eeon eea % Substantially constructed Immediate
BEAUTIFUL CLEVELAND PARK. SI5.5oo TERMS
s hotw
~ '"'''"
I4th SI-NENT MOVIES SI75oo. TERMS
fee frnb
BUSINESS LOCATION ON II ST NE. srSooo
. NEAR FORT MlER. VA. $3.50. EASY TERMS.
jrang clctr
lights L." loOxiS near
EDGEMOOR. MARYLAND. $4,000 TO $4,000 TERMS.
pam 40 0n sen n 1.s an 3mpe
wonaei section at
ntm EnrHf
WILLIAM K. HARTUNG.
11oS 10th St NV. Phones Main s7o and Main
Member Washington Real Estate Board
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Sound Business Judgment
will be used in buying this sem-detached
brick, eight rooms. extra lavatory and toilet
adjoining front bedroom. fully tiled; breaIiast
room. maids room. hot-water heat. PittsourS
instantaneous water heater cement porches.
I4oo-14o4 CSittenden ct. Price. $lo.ooo. Terms
II desired.
Many Attractive Features
in this Chevy Chase Dutch colonial center
iall type. six rooms. fully tiled bath, built.in
tub, hardwood floors. open fireplace hot-water
heat, gas and electricity, large porch. garage.
$l1 600: S: 600 cash: $50 monthly.
Good Value Here
in this eight room colonial. center hall type.
living room, dining room. Kitchen. bedroom
with toilet and lavatory attached-frst door.
four bedrooms, one with extra toilet and lava
tory, sleeping porch and bath on second noor,
attic hot water heat, gas and electricity, ga
rage. Corner lot. 6OIl50. $11.oo sl,5oO cash:
$50 monthly.
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$780,
ROCK CREEK CHURCH RD.-The best located house III tho
cy at the price Six and bath electric lights and
garage
CHEVY CHASE.
$4,000.
The best house in this for the containing
rooms with and bath hotwater eat oak floor
throughout Immediate possession.
NEAR 18th AND EUCLID STSA corner house OF rooms
and bath hot-water heat electric lights gear brick garage IN
spect this house before buying.
NEAR 10th AND Kill BOURNE large rooms and baths
bedrooms; hotwater heat electric lights room Tor garage
will compare with homes selling Tor several
thousand dollars in price
:, COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
WEST OF 18th ST-Bui by for his home could not
be built TODAY for price asked 10 and baths
sleeping porch brick lot 4OSl5O to 2Ooot alley
18th ST. .
NEAR ST PAULs CHURCH-A modern Groom brick
house. Possession in 80 days.
ON THE HEIGHTS.
NEAR CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL-A real bargain al
$4,000 bedrooms and baths: howaer heat: PittsburS
perfect condition Don't delay; will be sold few days
We have cheapest lot Chevy Chase only cents
foot ;on paved street. Go see this quickly
STONE & FAFRFAX,,
Iohn T. Meany, President.
- I242 New York Ave. Phone Main 242%
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Every Woman Will Love Illi:

IN THE HEART OF CHEVY CHASE. d. {.
,o22 Livingston ST. Sample house( ;e5S4o Legation 81
Keokuk ST. eight rooms. tile BATH reception hall maid
room breakfast porch lavatory and toilet tiled adjoining
front bedroom otwater heat Pttsburg water
hardwood floors front porches Representative
at Livingston ST. house 5 80 daily all day Sunday
MORGAN E. MORGAN & COMPANY.
Exclusive Agents.
1Aoz New York Ave- Franklin 1870
Evening or Sunday. Franklin 1861 Cleveland 1884
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
N>A<snu~A
10th STREET. HEIGHTS.

on Q large corner lot with shade trees. To
right Of center hall 10 the living room, entire
depth Of house. with French doors on either
To the left Of the hall is the dining room,
With French door leading to another large
side porch: back Of dining room is the kitchen
second floor there are three bedrooms. one 10
very large and has 4 private bath with tiled
shower. There II another large bath with
with every convenience, and has oak floors.
hot-water heat, gas. electricity. beautifully
decorated with old ivory and mahogany Anish.
Corner 18th and Holly sts. Drive out 18th 1t.
extended to Holly st., turn to your right one
square to 18th st. and inspect 1t.
ROBERT H. LEWIS.
e21 18th st. Owner Main 1920. 22s
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I4h ST. RID. BETWEEN 14th AND 10th SITS
Near the New Sacred Heart Church
Substantially built and charmngy finished home, onehalf
block off 10th of the most exclusive neghborhoods in
Washington Six every modern convenience FIRE
place large living oak floors bun refrigerator
crete porch very large double porch $1,000 cash
and balance easy monthly payments
inspect take 14 Oak square take
10th st. bus to Spring pl and 18th st. I'd. .,. -.
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS.
400 New York Ave. Phone Main 1900.
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UNJUST RE SOLD"

' MUST BE SOLD"
e%n.r to "fs. ~ ss 0f Ii: fs .aa %
home, situated in 18th Street Heights Living
room topen hrepiacs). large; bright dining
room with unobstruetsd view, Kitchen. two
bedrooms and tile ba tn Oh drst floor: two large
bedrooms with roomy closets, sewing room,
iavatory and storage room on second hoor; oak
hoors. hot-water heat. gas. electricity: station
ary tubs in cellar; Chamberlain weather-strtp-
ped; copper screens; lot 142 feet deep to alley:
close to cars and school. Price, $l1. $50. For
immediate sale This property ideal for two
for enough to keep up monthly payments.
ROBERT H. LEWIS.
921 18th st. Main 1890. 90
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
INSPECT
NEW B. H. GRUVER HOMES
EIGHT ROOMS. 2 BATHs, HEATED GA.
axF xFp eAes eSsxHS1nSI asS RSck e CREEK TX rkRk
Sample: 2o22 klingle Rd. NV.
Choice Of Finish: White Enamel and Ma
OPEN DaiLY DSkin AND u S SUNDAY SSTGI. UNTIL Pm.
Edw. NJ. Willis, Jr. Main 8oz2.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
1424-28-3o Taylor St. NV.
West of l4th st., north Of Park I'd.
Lots l42 #. deep to 2o-ft. alley.
4 Unusually Large Bedrooms,
Sleeping Porch.
Strictly modern.
Only three left
Price, $1o,25o.
BOSS & PHELPS,
Realtors.
Phone Main 434o 1406 81 St. NV.
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PETWORTH.
D Go so0

located in the best part Of Petwofth. An
unusually well built, semi detached, tapestry
brick home. There are bedrooms and Tile
hath on the second dooe; large attic with one
finished room; front and rear porches: elec
trio lights, h.-w.h.. oak neors. Also has
garage for two cars.
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CHEVY CHASE.
SI4;,sOO,

Near the clubs and, just of Conn. ave.
Beautiful home, Duteh-coionial design, having
6 ,unusually large rooms. tile bath: spacious
~; h.-w..h., oak Aoofs. Lot 5bxltO with
attractive shubbery. Garage. Reasonable
terms. ~
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DOWNTOWN HOUSE
On New York Ave. NV.
Near North CAPITOL
Z rooms and bath, electricity,
gas. etc. Terms can be arranged.
Percy II. Russell Company,
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS.
9o6 18th st.. Corner Of K.
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$4,000.
COLUMBIA. HEIGHTS.

COLUMBIA, HEIGHTS.
A Gruver.built house. located one block OF
14th st. car line In q section OF new and
strictly modern homes. This house has an un-
usually nice outlook over proposed govern
ment park. Colonial type; six large rooms. in
closed sleeping porch, bteakf.st porch; oss
lot to paved alley. A very good buy. prop
erty worthy Of your immediate inspection.
BOSS & PHELPS,
Phone Main 434O 1906 n St. NV.
COLORED!
Strictly modern, colonial type light brick.
near End and r. j. ave-. eonvenisnt to colosed
high school; six nice rooms. tiled bath; oak
floors and trim; large front aud double rear
porches; hot-water heat, elec.: stationary wash
tubs: concrete cellar; lot over 135 deep; ga
rage. Price, 81 800. terms; 81 600. cash. Ad-
dress Box 18e-H, Star ONCE.
ONLY $3.50 CASH.
Home Ideally located in the southeast Sec
ton, with 6 spacious rooms, tiled bath. hard
wood hoon, electricity. gas; In fact, modern
to the minute.
keystone Real Estate Co.
72s- 1sth-Atr NrMs :. Main SO.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

SHANNON & LUCHS,
.713 18th St. NV. Main 2345.
18th ST. HEIGHTS.
$1I,25o.
A very desrably located home Of brick con
struction. just west Of 18th st., Of z rooms
and bath a bedrooms); Is one Of the finest
market in this locality. House has all modern
improvements. such as electricity and gas;
front porch. Beautiful glass. inclosed sleeping
and breakfast porches, which make in reality
8 rooms. and do much toward making this
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
$I0,5oo.
Fine S-room and 2-bath "a bedrooms) de-
lot doxl25 feet. is entirely modern, has q
buiitin garage. electricity and gas. anil.
NORTHEAST.
$500.
Home in very good condition. Of six rooms
and tiled bath. in most convenient location
Of northeast: Is practically new and has all
of the most modern Improvements and has
on the dining room walls This is the home
pect who Is in the market for a modern priced
home. Terms.
TAkOMA PARK, MD.
$II.5oo.
One Of the prettiest houses In Takoma Park,
Of rOUlns and bath, on q large corner
lot with two dozen shade trees. fruit flowers
and shrubbery. Is within walking distance Of
the 14th st. car line and has garage. House
is screened and weatherstripped throughout
and is equipped with very efficient yapor
sleeping porches. Hardwood floors and trim
and electricity.
WOODBRIDGE.
$500.
Large six-room and bath detached home in
q most convenient location, situated near car
line, stores and churches. On q lot 4OIl2O
feet; hot-water heat, electricity and gas; front
and side porches and hardwood doors and trim
Has q two-car garage and is in frst-class
condition.
SHANNON & LUCHS.
7I3 18th St. NV. Main 2345.
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THE BIGGEST INVESTMENT OF YOUR LIFE
is YOUR HOME.
The Greatest Bungalow

The Greatest Bungalow
bargain of the yesr. located in NV, h''
rooms. fully tiled BATH open fireplace. haiH
wood floors. ironing board. wash tubs. al"
servants toilet in basement: lot 40xljO:
block 10 cars: IS. 900: 81 900 cash: s15 month"
Give Your Children
every chance to live in the open to grow alIi
enjoy child life by buying one OF these We
Chevy Chase bungalow with their extra lsr-.
yards i6OX1S0, five and siN rooms, tiled BATH
attics, porches. hardwood floors, extra lar;s'
closets one block to street cars. close &"
schools and stores. Price. $500 and s9o'"t.
Easy terms
Every Woman Will Love 1hi,
real California bungalow. six rooms. fully
tiled bath. built-in tub. open fireplace. h"i
water heat, garage lot 60x12o: half block l."
Conn ave. Chevy Chase. Nd. Si0ooo; sl:""'
cash.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

OK ACCOUNT OF LEAVING CITY ANp Fun ons
quick sale. very desirable s-room house; ts op,
posite Rock Creek Park. 204l Pan6 M rSaa, % erI Cni
modern convenience; price. $4,000. fhone "a. so'
1908.
six LARGE ROOMS. sun PARLoR, CELLAR;
bath, front and back stairway. porches. NOT no.
nspt nna e0 oSe ss sa feet Of ground. ne garden
all kinds OF fruit and fnwes- garage e ,,one one
square from steam ard trolley look TINS ptssv nv
over and make me an an oher' 10 agents. wy
ave, Hyattsv!lle. Md -.=z
1879 CRITTENDEN ST.. sAUL's ADDITl9Iin.'
sis5oo-4 bedrooms; a,T Ssrass;, so,, '0'
THE MOST DESIRABLE VACANT SMALL
house in Cleveland Park today Newark Tx 3. 81.
No. $500. In exquisite order Eeady lot n,,', So-
Sjpns room First pan,rS hsoF ktshtD
four large. airy bedrooms. and splendid na.h
with shower Finished 9t.c ,sT. over a1e ro"s
Cellar under entire house. with splendid. new
hpating apparatus. Terms can he arranged 10
suit the most modest pocketoooA' if'e' s'-'
''' LEE d. LATlMER COMPANY.
Exclusive Agents.
ltlO II st. NV.
To t.0J0RED = u r750MS. rATH. HOT
water heat hardwood floors. stationary tubs
garage. excellent condition: reasonable; terms
ADDRESS Rox 6lH. Star office otfice------------ =
ny OWNER-SIZ ROOMS, SEMI-nETA|HEh:
St ne near North capitol; S'.d"o; good
condition ADDRESS Fox GIL. star otticc
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
S9.Ian.
riob+- room modern home: double garage. 4
bargain for one looking for a home in this de-
sirab!e section Easy terms. Call Main 1926,
between I and pm
1900 BLOCK, LONGFELLoW.
Price, S1O.1J0.
Attractive modern home rooms. inclosed
sleeping porch. breakfast porch: deep lot to
paved alley.
This is snap for some one.
Phone Main 5C,. between I and pm.
OWNER LEAVING CITY MUST DISPOSE OF
his attractive modern. 7-room house, 18th st.
car line; 'mmed poss.: garage; paved ST. anu
slley Address Box 11@-H Star ONCE.
nEATTIFITL T-ROOM House WITH THREE
porcbes. facing south. one block to cars, ana
fine shady yard. at Chevy chase. u. e. Pos
session Price, slU;O0. Address Box i0S-H,
star office. -
FOR SALE-COMPLETELY AND HAND
>omely furnished. Shepherd st. NV, near
18th: attractive i-roon' dwelling win every
modern equipment and i'll excellent condition:
hardwood floors: hollow tile garage. Included
with furniture upright piano. graphophone.
rugs and tons of coal Immediate possession.
Price for all. Slo. 600.
JESSE L. HElSkELL.
1l15 Eye st. NV. Main 66s.
COLORED BARGAINS.
rooms. bath, brick. col. porch, metal ga
rage; newly papered; $3.50 cash. $3.50 mo.
3 rooms bath, brick: Iatrobe heat. gas
lights 500 cash sd go SO Pc. Per, month ss Nv %.
sos 18th ST. S.E-BY OWNER: SIN ROOMS
and bath brick house: cellar: furnace heat:
room for garage. Owner. 2007 1st st. NV. 2ts
MASS AVE-, JUST WEST OF 18th ST. NV.
Very desirable sen,i-Getached house OF rooms.
2 baths; ami. A bargain for this neightor-
UNION REALTY CORPORATION.
Main s4l3. 1910 G st. NV.
Z,ITTIIE lS1 IoWE,S
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OWNER WILL SACRIFICE ONE OF THE
best built houses in the city for quick sale;
two story tapestry brick. semi-detached: six
large rooms and two-buths; inclosed sleeping
porch: large front and breakfast porches; hot
water heat. elec. lights; hardwood floors
throughout: one square from car line.
OWNER: 1873 yarnum st. NV.
NEAR 18th AND EUCLID STs.-EIGHT
rooms. semi-detached house: double garage /;
$4,000: cash. 5000. Address Box 265-H,
Star once. 24s
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

In the vicinity Of 18th and Otis sts.. Large
semi-detached twostory and attic house With
8 rooms and hath; front and two rear porches;
electric lights, h.-w.h. and ether up-to-date
improvenents. Deep lot With room Tor gafaEe.
Terms, 81 500 cash.
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NEW HOMES.

aplendidly. situated in the northwest Sec
ton individual in design. Hix' good size
rooms tile bath, larse fully equipped Kitchen;
special electric dKtuFes; front. and sieeptng
pofches. All modern Improvements. including
4 buiit.in heated garage. Lots 130 feet deep
TO q paved alley. Easy terms.
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC.
MEMBERS WASHINGTON REAL ng1ATn DoARp
1854 H St. N.Y.. .--.--. Phone Main 1925
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FOR sALE-HOUsE 1928 SPRING ROAD;
rooms bath: inclosed sleeping porch; perfect
condition; immediate possession. Price,
$1l 800. Phone Columbia S167. Ae
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WOODLEY- PARK.

Attractively located. near the wardman
Park Inn. Beautiful three-story brick home,
having well proportioned rooms. 2 tile baths,
two sleeping porches: electric Lights, h.-w.h.,
oak nooss and brick garage. An exception
ally good QhNrlnS
Evening star., 1922-09-22

on ACCOUNT OF LEAVING CITY AND FOR
quick sale very desirable S-room house, OPP
posite Rock Creek Park. 2041 PARK road, ersly YEP
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+ HEDGES'& MIDDLETON, INC.
Realtors,

Very attractive. two-story semi-detached
brick house, with beautiful front and side
yards. Il contains rooms. 2 baths, large
attic, sleeping porch. electric lights; h.-w.h.,
oak floors. Lot 40x1e5 with garage. Reason
able terms.
The Lamar register., 1922-11-22
A Message of Appreciation.

(By L. d. BLAUVELT, State High
way Engineer)
Adoption of the Good Roads Amend
ment at the November election marks
a long step forward in bodybuilding
Tctivities in Colorado.
am sure that news of the passage
Of the amendment was received with
unmixed joy by every citizen interest
cd in the welfare and development of
, this State.
A finer compliment could not have
been paid to those in charge of State
Highway affairs.
Passage of the amendment enables
the State to obtain $4,000 900 from the
United States government in Federal
Aid money. 1t makes available a total
of S12,000,000 for construction of our
main highway system roads during the
next few years, without increase in
taxes.
In addition to this Sl2,OOO,O00 the
State Highway department will have
available during the same period the
sum of SS,0O0,000 for maintenance and
for construction and reconstruction of
roads not included in the Federal Aid
Seventeen Cent System.
The result of the vote on the bonds
brings a wholesome and heartening
conviction that the people of Colorado
appreciate the efforts of the Highway
department.
Hearty praise is due the County
Commissioners all over the State for
their splendid efforts and cooperation
in bringing about this happy result.
also take this means to thank the edi-
tors of the State for their whole-heart-
ed support of the measure.
With our financial problem settled,
it will be possible to work uninterrupt-
eddy toward completion of the highway
system as laid out by this department
Already plans are being formulated
for the work that is to be done next
year. The program will provide for
adequate maintenance of those roads
already built, in order that they may
be kept smooth for travel. At the
same time we will continue the policy
of constructing roads to serve the
greatest number of people and at the
least possible expense to the taxpayer
The Lamar register., 1922-11-22

Hon. Fred Sabin of La Junta was
here the first of the week.
Sheriff John A. Simpson was in Den
YER on business last Friday.
j. b. Ratlif of Utleyville, was up
this week visiting Lamar friends.
Judge j. X. Doughty spent several
days last week in Springfield on legal
business
J. G. Schlager, the Holly broom corn
king, was up to the Elks celebration
Tuesday.
Gene Webster from Iowa has been
in Lamar the past week visiting his
cousin, W. W. Cooper.
District Attorney Cranky Hillyer of
Denver was in Lamar the first of the
week on business matters.
Mrs. Herschel Horn and Mrs. l.. ID.
Grimsley attended the sessions of the
district missionary convention at Pueb-
10 last week.
Mrs. w. L. Morehouse left today for
her home in San Diego. She was ac-
companied by her daughter, Mrs. Lou
ella Strain, who will spend the winter
there.
The Lamar register., 1922-11-22

Springfield's popular and efficient
five-piece band went to Denver last
week to play at the Postal Conference
Convention. They were accorded the
privilege Of giving concert from the
balcony of the Denver Post building.
The Post contained picture of the
boys and had the following to say
about them:
Its the smallest band in Colorado
The biggest band, per player, in the
world.
That's the claim, anyway, made for
the Springfield, Colorado band, which
came to Denver Wednesday to attend
the postal-conference convention, and
gave a concert from the Post balcony
during the noon hour.
There are but five players in this
band, which halls from Springfield,
Colorado, A. A. Hagerman, the direc-
tor, plays the trap drums instead of
swinging the baton, as do most band
directors. Every member also is a
member of that great army of Uncle
Sans which distributes millions of
pieces of mail over the country every
day. In other words, they are con-
nected with the Springfield postofice,
of which Mr.. Hagerman is the post
master.
when the Springfield, Colorado
band plays it sounds like band of at
least dozen pieces. Each player is a
the most harmonious volume out of
his instrument. In addition to the trap
drums operated by the director. there
are cornet, a slide trombone, a pic
colo and a bass horn. And. oh, man.
how they do play.
Hagerman, Van Atkinson, and Will
liam, Eugene and Jimmy Luigi, the
last three brothers, make up the bands
personnel.
"A big audience gathered in front
of The Post building to hear the con-
cert. That they enjoyed it thoroughly
was evidenced by the generous APP
plause accorded the efforts of the play
ers.
"'We found Hagerman explained
that it is easier to make a real band
out few real players than out of q
lot of mediocre ones. That is why
this band is small-that and the fact
that only postal employees are eligi-
ble.'"
The Lamar register., 1922-11-22
Known to Each Other.

| ind 1t most difficult to remember
names, and, this failing, often gets me
into trouble. At dance one evening
vas introduced to a charming girl,
who was standing by the door of the
ballroom waiting for her partner. We
stood talking for few moments, when
an acquaintance came up to talk tC
me. and l, starting out glibly to In
trodnce the two. realized had com.
pletely forgotten the girls name
u beg your pardon would like to
present Mr.. Wilson. and I am afraid
have forgotten your name" I re
marked apoiogetically
That's perfectly all right" ,he az
'wered He's my husband. "-Ex
change.
The Lamar register., 1922-11-22
Much Moisture Needed to Restore Nor.
NAL Conditions.

The nresent season has been one in
which tbera has baen n deficiency in
rainfall resuIt;rg in n scarcitv of WA
Tor s,nnIv for IRRIGATION this condi-
tior beino particuIarlv trne in the Ar
kansas and Platte Valley watersheds.
In ,his rarticnlar mart of Colorado
many storage reservoirs are necessary
:, tho ,deonate d;stribption NJ the ir-
r;oa,ior snnnIv and because of the
sr,au ar,onn, of w.ter available the
s,oraoo resorvo;rs wera cal,ed pnon
coil % sunnIeuert III. d;rsct flow
fro,,, ,ho straars
The Lamar register., 1922-11-22

whereas. George H. Turner. whose
address is Holly. Prowers County, Colo
RADIO, grantor by his Trust Deed. dat
ed October 2sth. 1920 and recorded
December Both, 1920, in the office of
the Clerk and Recorder OF Prowers
County. Colorado. in Book 1873 at Page
500 of the records of said County. con-
veyed to the Public Trustee of said
County the following land in said Coun-
ty. to-wit:
Five go in Section Two C2l. Town
ship Twenty-one CID. South. of
Range Forty-six (46). West of the
in trust to secure the payment of four
principal notes of even date with said
Trust Deed for the aggregate sum of
sl250.0O. payable as follows: $4,000 on
Oct. 2s. is22: s25O.OO on oct. 2s. 1898:
$4,000 on Oct. 2s. 1924. and $4,000 on
Oct. 20. 1925. payable to the order of
from date at the rate OF seven per cent.
per annum payable annually.
And Whereas. Default has been made
by the said grantor in said Trust Deed
In the performance of the covenants
and conditions imposed upon him by
the terms of said Trust Deed in this.
to-wit: That said grantor has failed to
pay said principal note for $4,000 when
due and has failed to pay the interest
1921.
And Whereas. The legal holder of the
Indebtedness represented by said note
has filed with said Public Trustee no.
tice and demand in writing declaring
said default and electing to declare the
whole debt represented by said notes
and Interest thereon to date of sale due
and payable. and demanding the sale
of said land under said Trust Deed.
Now Therefore. Public Notice is here
by given that. pursuant to said notice,
election and demand. and under and by
virtue of the authority vested In me
by said Trust Deed and the law. I. J.
Russell Mayfield. Public Trustee OF said
Prowers County. will sell the above de-
scribed land for cash. at public auc-
tion. to the highest bidder at the west
front door OF the County Court House.
in Lamar. In the County of Prowers and
State of Colorado. on Tuesday. the 26th
day of December. A. d. 1929. at 10
o'clock in the forenoon for the purpose
of paying said note. interest to date of
sale and the expenses of this sale. and
will give to the purchaser thereof a
certificate of purchase therefor as pro-
vided by law.
Dated Nov. %. 1922.
j. RUSSELL MAYFIELD.
Public Trustee of Prowers County.
Colorado.
First Pub. Nov 20. 1929.
Last Pub. Dec. 20. 1922.
The Lamar register., 1922-11-22
Animal Act.

Two lonesome skunks by the roadside
stood,
AS a little Ford sped by;
And the odor it left WIS far from
good,
And tear stood in one skunk's eye.
"oh, why do you weep" said his
anxious friend
"Why do you sob and quake ?"
Because that SMELL" said the other
skunk,
as like mother used to make"