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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-26
Business Changes

The Washington Belcano Co. has
taken room 2207 White.Henry.stu
art building and viii conduct a
beauty chop.
The J.. o. Hathaway Lumber Go.
has rented room 1870 Whitc.Henry.
Stuart building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-26

Would American icc-crcam find
ready sale in Italyg There is moth
Ink Hike II to be had there Mt pres
cnt, tho there tx variety OF Ice
cream like the French parfait."
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San Francisco Produce

Bntter--E1tras, iic ID, prime frat.
foisc ID.
Errs--Extras. s0hc dos. extra fIra,-.
saho do1.! extra puliets, CSC doc un.
derslEed puiiets. s1c dos.
ehecse--cnllfornia flats. fancy, zoe ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-26
BUTTER PRICES
DECLINE AGAIN
Easier Undertone Cause for
New Drop

The price OF butter on ihe local
market made another drop Thurs
day morning OF cVnts- The weaker
undertone ON the market which has
been noticed for the lasi few days
was tho direct cause for the drop.
Creamer cubes win now sell 90 TO.
tailers az 80 and 90 cents pound.
and wrapped prints al ~ cents. 10,
cal ereamerymen pay 81 cents for
the butter TAT
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Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. April 2b.--,ForeIgn .r.
change opened steady. Sterling, demand
1855 lire. ioots5h marks. 2a..fs 10
tho dollar.
Foreign exchange closed steady. stsr.
ling iAstisi francs. soos7s! lire, 50. O4e5:
marks, 2s,bTi 10 tho dollar
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TRADE TERMS
.YDATJNG DEBT

A floating debt includes all notes
Or other forms Of indebtedness call.
ing for payment within compare.
lively short time, as distinguished
from bonds or other fixed forms OF
longtime obligations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-26

I,ebuilding Of Smyrna lis contem-
plated by an Ottoman company being
Organized in Paris. Turkish STYLE
VIII be required for the houses.
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DAIKf FHUDttTN
rriees 10 Retail Dealer.
GOlLlh1 AND Mfstts
'fires Paid by Wholesale Dealers


20 Shipper.
Observation-Disclosures. per 70. .... -
Rocks and EsSs, per n. ..... 30
CApons-Liye. fat. per 10. $3.50. II
Fancy. q. .. .s...,......ts.. ~
Hrns-<ts rs. and M 1890, -
Medium. live. IS 10 1is iss.. IL
Live. light. . 20 ~ lbs. 49,. rs
Fancy dry picked cents sbevs
live
Gee.e-f.ive. fat. 20 10 ibs ~
Belgian Mares fhs aaa up. IL
Turkeys-raney q, p. s-is no. ~
Roastcrs-oid. live. per n. .f 10
Hogs
Choies. light .........s..... -
Heavy. fancy .,............. csc 10
Veal
Fancy. light s...s.... ~
Medium. tEhs ..,...,t...*.. Use ~
Med. hsavs. iso-sea rs ~ $50 re
Fancy. heavy. 100 to 700 fbs. .feG ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-26

Ticntsin, China, Is demanding moro
and more American plumbing sup
plies for their houses, factories and
other buildings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-26

German grocers have TO have II.
ccnsos. and those must bear photo.
graphs for Identification purposes.
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Weather Bureau Report

TAToosH ISLAND. April as.---s a. NJ
isafemsssr rising: dense fog wind
southwest. four mites an hoer. Passed
in. str Ipswich, a. 6 a. m passsd ont,
ctr Mosrdijk. at $50 a M str Muktliso
towing barge chas. Nelson, AZ a, M:
str Cicuta. at $50 q. m.
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rrirr. faid Wholesale Dealers
~aek Lots
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Price. Paid 10 shipper.


Butterfat-
4 grade Ssat,is delivery s.s ~
Eggs Fresh raach. NhIgs shell -
Mixra eayars ....s.,... sal
Pulists ............. 4GB 70 i
Milk-CNt fab seattle saDplys ~
= a. "a rera.r..rv 20
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Schooner Mary ", Foster, reported lont
April FL. was towsd Off = reef at Wat.
kiki morning OF April 20. Now being
towsd 10 Honolulu.
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POULTRY AND MEATS
Prices Paid Mholssale U&.frr.

80" ''stsSs
Decks Dressed. per 70, .t =.
Hens Dressed. heavy ... st
Dressed, tight ....4.s....s. 4,
tise. heavy, -. ..s.,t... -
Live. Hight. N. .....s....... 81
BroIiers-is@s. per 10. ..,. 80
Geese Dressed. PER N. ..., 80
Turkeys-FaHsy. dressed ... .t8q a.
Live. fancy. n, ..s. -
belgian Hsrr.-Llss. per ~. III
Dressed. per n. ......4... -
Cows--coantry. dressed, 10 a.. esq 10
Hoss-Fancy. block .s...ss,. leo 1sh
ysaiFsRey. light ...........t .Is8 -
Heavy, coarse .....tt....... .o98 ~
Medium. dressed ...-s.....,. .iis ia
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Alaska Vessels.
Note

hetrhIkan--Aprl ~ salItd, str JET
fsrson, northbound. at a. m.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Cash Wheat
Chicago Car Lots

CHICAGO. April ss-tssh whsaI Ne
: aatd. 1855 Ne rcd. tt,gtsMt1s.
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Nep York Stock Market

NJ FINANCIAL. REVIEW
market opened fairly steady today,
iued 10 small fractions. a. were the
firm.
,mpany. 49, or =, General Electric,
North American, go. cuba Cane, ~
up =. General Motors. itA., up =
Gas, ssfs. up ~ Mariana.
e. up 2. Union Pacific l3s. up =
'ofn Products. lasa,. up i,
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Wednesdays Quotations
Iurpishrd by Logan & Brysn
$40 second Ave-, Seattle
Portland Produce

fiutter--7s1 zoe ID,
Ifgs--zA sf2sc doz.
thec-e--siId zee rs.
Hcn---ss sfa5o ~
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WALL. STREET JouRN
NEW YORK April 26.@'fhe stoel
but gains on initial sales we're con
scattered rrcoHsiune Steel continue
Opening prices ihrludei Texas =
ifs. OFT a sinclair. asi.. OF =,
stude baker ia9A. Anaconda, tAA,
California Petroleum. psh. OF = =
tlA, up = United states Steel 10,
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BANK CLEARINGs
ShipNews
Tides in Seattle


TIT HSDAf
APRIL 20
First High Tide
I % a. m ia H..
ffrst low lid.
jss a. m 81 ~
second High Tide
1880 ?. m. al n
second Lew Tide
ises p m. ~ n.
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Liberty Bonds

We-fnssdays unotatIens
Furnished by Ioran a Brsaa
$40 S<eond Ave. seattle
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N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

NrdnrsdaYs uuofatIons
,uKar--slulas Rau. tA.zs. refined. high.
rr. GRADUATED. seGsa te.ps.
Coffe~-Sc4 ltlo. spot. itAe IL No. .
Baztos. tsn0ite 50.
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{, u
w ii
4
Former
pressa
Sox /
T THOU
! frsd
ran intol
believed /
Some 4
ing the |
chosen q
hopes III
pIayer4
10 win q
A higI
alone ca4
best and
Innaglrl
teries d
player (
desperate
This |
hands AZ.
/ was n
paper ID
would IA
cred me-
Manaa
helped q
began a
feeling. |
with the
Of tryin1
Ieading [
But q
only do !
gardlessy
at all. !
Evening star., 1923-10-16
FOR SALE-H0USES.
Continued.
FOR SALE--HOUSES.
Continued.

EVERY REQUISITE OF EXCLUSIVENESS
superby Merged Into Our Sixteenth Street Homes.
Strategic Location-Highest Quality Construction.
Unbelievaby Low Priced.
N
cellar
coal
AR
EXHIBIT HOUSE, 42o7 10th ST. NV
JOSEPH SHAPIRO COMPANY,
Ola New York Avenue Franklin IIAo
Open and Lighted Daily and Sunday Until PM
Evening star., 1923-10-16

\. l.. SANSBURY CO.. inc,
I4IS Eve Street Northwest Phones Main 5oo3-4-5.
not MAKE Use OF OR
MANOR PARK COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
A
from
am hot ous
heat: electric may
floors oSen Ean arsepsGSi Bultin HfrR CHEVY CHASE.
deache home
NOODNlDIf.
light: heat
in IL CON
dtOn 49, ~ NORTHEAST.
- PARk VIEW 80 PRICE ss5"ee Mthi9, gaHing djs
hRrdwood hath: h
ocup
yeealyp
SAJu,S ADDITION 10th ST HIGHLANDS
PRICE
heat: electric Light S d6fn @
hRht; OAK
PFTWORTH MT. PLEASANT
N inspcte 1t
18th AND QUINCY STREETS.
FURNISHED BY ONE OF WAsHINGP0Ns LARGE
REPRESENTATIVE on PREMISES
n L. SALISBURY CO., Inc.
141S Eve Street Northwest. Phones Main 5oo3-4-5.
- MEMBERS
Evening star., 1923-10-16

NEAR 10th AND COLUMBIA ROAD-NEW-S165o
feplae most artists starw inrtn
paste
A oak
tin
Of unusa lsIe
a most aris
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-S1I,5oo
is
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS-SI3,5oo
OF
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-$1o.5oo
MT PEASANTS $500
n homesa
pHc
n
CHEVY CHASE-SI275o.
houses al icin in
$ all lain
g,aiop
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-SooOo.
is Of
ouro price like who
ARNOLD AND COMPANY,
I4I6 EYE STREET.
MAIN 2434.
Evening star., 1923-10-16


A SPECIAL BARGAIN
dehghtfuly situated semdesehed dwelling
with aeplaS
Iargesc
lisS ptburs @ T water IN ef maids % o@
@ An % eRe % buy e0 p ss ss @ sen s 0 porch garage for two
CHEVY CHASE.
tile noo porch M M living n %on
Price s1O25o - - -
SPLENDID ROOMING OR BOARDING HOUSE.
b %sshon to % 3 % % I wgs a ps nns Ting or Seardsg
o. a
etde lights n condon 0n
reduced o >--'o
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
a few blocks
brick six
% % % % garage
I4th AND COLUMBIA ROAD.
sactvs home offering
entire
eetre lights @ brown
CLEVELAND PARK
rare fully detached home on Macomb street just on
with fireplace
second Parross @ @ M com
Garage in keeping with hou" only
CHEVY CHASE
beautifully
% % Of ea % & n s n Sn tile bate y % sn @ ssps' % %s
h'ss h sta a EsSf n1 T peeef % 5 % Pee % ST front porch h
BOSS & PHELPS
THE HOME OF HOMES.
Evening star., 1923-10-16
COLORED.
Continued.

New colonial porch homes Hot-water heat
electricity. Deep yards: alley. 500 Euclid n. W. :
open daily. These houses thoroughly well
built. Only one left. $1,000 cash; balance
monthly. v. NJ. TRESCOTT. owner and
builder. Columbia lO056 24s
Evening star., 1923-10-16
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR sALE-HoUsEs FOR sALE-H0UsEs
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE-CORNER-$I3
% i % % % as Is. ;, 4s & % I s'ss ssa & 1ss s'ss @ @ s and
=" . @ s @ . 1,
18TH AND KILBOURNE-$12s 500.
sse % as & s six as 3 fs%s ta @ : 4 sa s Sss ss
18th AND ALLISON-S1o75o.
: @ ':;' : Il e. = @ e. ::: &C. s:: :s;; ; II : IT, f &c $
=
GEORGETOWN-so,5oo
= @ s % % % s % Splendid 1 ,',ssa '' ssa ssi sss IS
= WEST CHEVY CHAsE-so5oo
~ a. @ E @ IT.
@ s @ ;s11a s room % I % @ e
a % % % es s and finish " house are most charming
WILLIAM K HARTUNG & co,
Realtors
11o8 10th Northwest. Main 37e.
$500.
BRIGHTWOOD.
m % % h sps % % r % Garage @ BATH ] inarSe @ @ ' Els @ s s
NORTHEAST.
n o norhea
SSooo
SOUTHWEST.
Rs :s : s :s s: s: :s s :. 's :s : & n @ ss F % %
&c. e E s;s r.: ; . sf s sa' all III a:s sss n': fs
SIo,soo
DETACHED BRICK.
@ S@ % % ' @ s@ 50 tssse f % nsSs ] On e f .Ss @ W So
THE REALTY & INVESTMENT CORPORATION
WASHINGTON,
z35 9Th Street Northwest. Main 2ooS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30

II the air keeps still through the
night, 1t will be quite easy to follow
her trail in the snow"
But in the night there was both
wind and snow and on the morrow
the woman's trail was quite obliter-
ated and the SNOW o nthe lake made
travelling impossible. Helen Yardely
noted the fact without regret.
There will be no exploring party
today" she said, $50 1 will go and
look at my rabbit snares."
And l will accompany you,' an
swered Stane, "the walk in the snow
will help to take the stiffness out of
my leg"
They set out together, but had
gone but a little way when the girl
gave a sharp "Hist!"
What is ~" he asked quietly,
thinking that she had seen game OF
some kind.
There is a man in those bushes
IN front of u.s. she answered in a
whisper.
They advanced together, Stane
with his rifle ready for action. since
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30
Begin e To-day
BiNNS

0szo AlFRsp a .KSopEINe- GsesAsA seRVleE..HS:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30

what is it?" asked the girl
quickly.
Some one has been here he
said, in a curious voice. Without
saying anything further he began to
follow the trail, and within a few
minutes realized that whoever had
made it had come down the lake and
had been so interested in the cabin
as to walk all around IL. The tracks
of the great webbed shoes spoke for
themselves and even Helen could
read the signs plainly.
CHAPTER XIV
Mysterious Visitors
1t was showing again, driving
across the lake in the hard wind
and drifting in a wonderful
wreath about the cabin. To get out
of doors would have been the utter
most folly, and Stane busted himself
in the ~fashioning of snow shoe'
which now would be necessary be-
fore they could venture far afield.
The girl was engaged in preparing
a meal, and the cabin had an air of
domesticity that would probably
have utterly misled any stranger
who had CHANGED to look in.
Helen stopped over the pan, and
then announced: "I think this mess
of savory venison is ready, and
don't believe our cook at home could
have done it half so we'll. If my lord
and cobbler will put away the snow
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30

shoe we will dine, and after the
washing up l will Sleep"
Then the stiffness was broken by
a sound outside. Both of them heard
it, and listened carefully.
Crunch crunch! crunchi"
Someone on snow shoes was walk
ing around the cabin. Whoever il
was had halted by the door. Was he
coming in? Half a minute passed
during which they waited without
moving, then Stane flashed a loow at
his companion. She was leaning for
ward, a look of curiosity and expec-
fancy on her face, but not a single
sign of fear.
He rose slowly from his seat, put
the unfinished snow shoe on the
table, and crept towards the door
The bar stuck, and when al last he
threw the door open, and stepped
outside he knew that he was too
late. He looked into the gathering
night. His first swift glance was to-
wards the dark shadows under the
trees. There was no one there. He
swung round towards the lake, and
dimly through the darkness deserted
a ngurer %retreating rapidly north
wards.
The %retreating figure never
paused, and never looked round, but
kept on in a Decline over the I'M
trodden snow.
you saw him? ?" Helen cried in
some excitement.
No, 1 saw herr" answered Stane.
1T vas a woman"
Helen's surprise was as complete
as his own had been.
He waited a moment, then he ut.
tered the thought which had been
in his mind.
when the storm is over and there
is a crust on the snow we will &C
exploring together. We may find the
camp from which this woman comes
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30


Hubert Stane, who has been in
Orison, rescues Helen Yardely as
her ano travels toward a danger
Gus waterfall Helen is-a niece to a
governor of the Hudson Bay Com
pany. They are camping rear q
northern post of the company.
Gerald Ainley, former friend OF
Stane, is in love with Helen. While
Helen and Stane are walking the
trail to the governors camp, Stane
is severely injured in a fall.
A forest fire breaks out and Helen
builds a raft on which she and
Stane flee from the flames. They
find a deserted cabin.
Now Go On With the Story
She turned and resumed her work
and singing at the same time and
Stane lay there looking at her with
the love shining plainly in his eyes.
The next day was spent in removal
to the cabin further up the lake,
both of them working at polling the
raft with all their stores. The cabin
was well situated on a small bay,
where a fair-sized stream emptied
Into the lake, and behind 1t stretched
the forest. dark and impenetrable.
AS he hobbled through the open
door, Stane looked round, and under
the bunk discovered a number OF
steel traps which the girl on her
first visit had overlooked. Also on a
peg in a dark corner he found a set
of dogs harness hung just as the
owner had left it, probably months
before. He pointed the traps out to
the girl.
"As I guessed, it is a trapper's
cabin, Miss Yardely. Any day may
bring the owner back"
Inside the cabin there was a little
wood pile, and with a few we'll
chosen logs and dried sticks she soon
had the stove roaring, and then be-
gan to bestow their possessions
tidily. BY the time that was accom-
plished the shadows were creeping
across the lake and deepening in
the woods, and it was time for the
evening meal. and when 1t was ready
they ate it at the rough table, with
a sense of safety and comfort that
had long been lacking. This place
is quite cozy,'' said Helen, looking
round the frelit cabin. Tomorrow
/ shall make a curtain for the door
way out of caribou skins"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30
''You Neglected
Your Kidneys!''

That's why you have that constant
backache, that lameness n sore
ness, and those sharp, rheuma'lc
mains. Don't ignore these warntngsi
That nerve III cking backacte' tn use
headaches, dizzy spells and urinary
Irregularities are usually easily cor
rected If treated promptly. But ne
elect is dangerous. Help your Id
news before it is too late. Use Doan's
Kidney Pills. Scores of Perth AM
bow folks recommend Doan's. They
should help you. Ask your neigh
Dor!
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30
Here's a Perth Amboy Case:

Mrs. Mary Mccormick. S76 High 81,
.ava 81 was about down with kidney
.eo,,hia and had such distressing pains IN
nv back, I could hardly keep on my teet;
Headaches almost drove me frantic ara arr
my kidneys acted irregularly. ,'r,c
store and they soon put me on my iset'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30
He'd Have TO Go Some

Saturn is said to have ten moons,
but we bet he doesn't have any
more moonshine than we have
Little Rock (Ark.) Gazette.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30
Ernnlz Ennnph

FARMER-What you restin' for?
HIRED MANI amt for; it's
from.-Life.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30

a presence that avoided them might
well prove to be an inimical one. He
watched the bushes steadily as they
advanced but saw nothing and when
they reachem them, thing that the
girl had been mistaken, he thrust
his way through them. Then he
stood quite still with an anxious look
upon his face. There was no one
behind the bushes. but there were
the marks of moccasined feet in the
I cnnu
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30

A Face ut the Tent-Door
Look" cried Helen. "Look!"
They had almost reached thu
cabin on the return Journey al,
were full in view of the lake.
Continued in Our Next Issue)
Imperial Valley press., 1923-07-31
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE
Sale No. 3183


WHEREAS, by Deed of Trust,
dated November 25, 1916, recorded
December 5, 1916. in book 116. page
6S of Deeds. Records of Imperial
County, California, to which record
reference is hereby made, John G.
Bergeron and Eta Bergeron, his
wife, did grant and convey the pro-
perty therein and hereinafter des-
cribed to the TITLE GUARANTEE
AND TRUST COMPANY, as trus-
tee, to secure, among other things,
the payment of one certain promis-
sorry note, in favor of Fidelity Saw
ings and Loan Association, {; cor
poration, and other sums of money
advanced and interest thereon.
WHEREAS, said Fidelity Saw
ings and Loan Association, the own
er and holder Of said note and trust
deed has been obliged to and has
paid out and advanced the sum of
$612.99 for the purpose Of protect,
ing the interests of said trust, all
of said payments and advancements
having been made in accordance
with the provisions of said trust
deed and being secured thereby;
| and
WHEREAS, there has been a
default in the payment of interest
due and payable on said note,
amounting to the sum of $2O3.25,
there being an unpaid balance on
the principal sum mentioned in said
note Of $4300.S3, and by reason of
the default in the payment of the
installments of principal and in
terest due and payable on said
note, and of money. advanced in ac-
cordance with the provisions of said
trust deed, and the interest due and
payable thereon, said Fidelity Saw
ings and Loan Association, the
owner and holder of said note and
trust deed, has, in accordance with
the provisions thereof, exercised its
option and declared the full amount
of the indebtedness secured by said
trust deed Immediately due and
payable, there being the total sum
of $511S.70 now due and unpaid !;
and
WHEREAS, said Trust Deed
provides that, if there is "A default
in the payment of any of the sums
secured thereby, upon application
of the holder of said note, the trus-
tees shall give notice and sell so
much of the property as shall be
necessary to satisfy the indebted
ness secured thereby.
WHEREAS, said Fidelity Saw
ings and Loan Association, by rea
son of the default in payments as
stated, has requested the TITLE
GUARANTEE AND TRUST COM.
PANY to give notice and to sell
said property, or so much thereof
as shall be necessary to sell, to pay
all the indebtedness secured and
expenses incurred necessary to the
execution of said trust.
NOW THEREFORE,, notice is
hereby given that the TITLE
GUARANTEE AND TRUST COM
PAN'Y by virtue of the authority
! vested in it as Trustee, will sell at
Imperial Valley press., 1923-07-31
NOTICE OF ESTRAY

Notice is hereby given that ON
the eleventh day of July, 1923,
there was taken up at my place
and is now being kept at my said
place, Z. mile south of McKim
Bridge, the following described ami
NAL:
One Jersey heifer, about eight
months old, cut in right ear. Notice
is hereby given that unless the said
animal is claimed by its owners
within 30 days from this date and
the cost of damage and its keeping
paid as required by law, L shall
turn said animal over to the con
stable of Imperial township for
sale, according to act 1000 of the
general laws of California.
Value about $1,000.
LEWIS SCHNEIDER.
Dated July 16, 1928.
July II, "a, 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-07-31

ten o clock a. M. of said day at the
Main Street entrance of, the Court
House of the County of Imperial,
situated in the City Of FL Centre,
said County and State, the interest
conveyed to him, by the aforesaid
deed of trust in and to the real
property therein described, situated
in the City of Ell Centre, Imperial
County, California, and particularly
described as follows, to-wit:
Lot Sixteen 16) in Block
Twenty-Five (25) of the Town
site of Ell Centre, County of
Imperial, State of California,
as per map No. 23 filed in the
office of the County Recorder
of said Imperial County.
z Together with the tenements,
herditaments and appurtenances
thereto belonging, including water,
water rights, pipes and bitches, and
all buildings and improvements
thereon or that may be placed
thereon, and the rents, issues and
profits thereof.
TO pay the said principal sum OF
said note and interest thereon, to-
wit, the sum of $50S4.98, together
with interest thereon according to
the terms of said note and deed of
trust from July 18th, 1928. and
also the expenses of said trust and
said sale.
Terms of sale, cash in United
States Gold Coin.
Dated July 18th, 1923.
RUSSELL X. PETZER, Trustee.
July "a 81 Aug IA.