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BOSS & PHELPS.


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"The Home of Homes"
Main 454O 1417 K St. NV
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict of Columbia. Holding Bankrupt.l
Court-In the matter of Nick Dracos, bank
itors of Nick Dracos of the City of Washinc
ton. District of Columbia Notice is herehi
given that on the LIST day of August. 4. u
Ia23 the said Nick Dracos was duly adjudt
Gated bankrupt. and that the first meeting Of
his creditors will be held at my office. in th
Wilkins building. 1912 II ST: NV. Wash
ington u. c., on the 14th day of August
A. d. 1923, at 10 o'clock a m. at which
time the said creditors may attend. prost
their claims, appoint trustee. examine tht
bankrupt, and transact such other business
as may properly come before said meeting
RALPH d. QUINTER. Referee in Bankruptcy
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BUNGALOW.

BUNGALOW.
This is a most sttractively designed Groom
and bath California type bungalow, beauti-
fully located in the northwest section: front
and rear poTches. Price, SO 800. Can be
paid a very nominal cash payment. Splen-
did condition throughout.
BLOOMINGDALE.
Nine-room home in the best section of
Bloomingdale with parlor. reception hal, din
ing room and kitchen and five bedrooms: room
for garage. If sold this month. can be ar
ranged for $1,000. $1,000 cash, balance
monthly.
SAULS ADDITION.
One of the most attractive detached homes
in this section. just of 18th street car line
rooms, modern in every respect; beautifully
planned; screened sleeping porches: laundry
in cellar: nice garage; front and side porches
immediate possession can be given. Price.
$l4, 500.
DOWNTOWN.
Within walking distance OF all the depart
ments: rooms. baths; hot-water heat and
electric lights: hardwood floors Throughout
II you are looking to locate in a splendid
downtown section, here is opportunity that
is seldom offered. Price. $12 600.
CHAS. D. SA
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WOODBRIDGE, D. c.
Six very large rooms, living
room 18 it. by IA ft.; dining
room II #. by II it,; 3 large bed
rooms; large closets; pantry !;
laundry trays h.-w.h., elec., gas.
Faces two squares public school
grounds; near churches, stores
and car line. Open. Take R. l.
ave. cars to goth st. ne, walk
north to Monroe.
Price, $7,45o; $500 cash.
H. R. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
1914 F St. NV.
Phone Main oo8
For auto to inspect.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.

Physician or Dentist.
Large corner house in best Mt. Pleasant
section; ideally arranged for use as Office and
home. For particulars and inspection phone
Adams 29O7 20,
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MT. PLEASANT.

SII,5OO.
A very salable colonial type home located
little west Of 18th st. and not far from the
new Sacred Heart Church. 1t contains O good
sse rooms, large tile bath, oak floors. elec.
lights. h.-wh. and ample room for a garage.
Owner occupant will give immediate possession
and sell reasonable terms.
\ HEDGES & MI
MEMBERS OF THE wAsHIN
I221 II ST. NV.
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WEST OF 14th STREET.
$II,5Oo.

We have Just listed this modern home To-
Gated In that popular section between 14th
and 18th sts.. on an improved street and not
Tar out. and X represents one Of the biggest
values we have had in this section in recent
months 1t is a two. story and attic home sit,
mated on lot "a feet wide and contains
rooms a bedrooms). tile bath. breakfast and
sleeping porche~. elec. lights, h.-w.h. and 4
deep lot with brick garage. Be sure and see
1t today.
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WOODLEY ROAD.

pI4,SOU-
Out-of- town owner is extremely anxious for
n quick sale Of this two-story and attic de-
tached home located close to the Cathedral
and convenient to the Woodley road bus line.
1t has bedrooms of unusual size the
ond floor and a large attic with maids room
above. First floor contains entrance hall.
large living room with real open fireplace,
dining room, pantry and kitchen. The lot Is
50x120 and has several shade trees. Attrac-
tive terms
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WANTED-sUMMER COTTAGES

WANTED-COTTAGE ABOUT OR
rooms furnished. preferably on Chesapeake
bay. August llth TO 18TH maybe longer: give
full particulars. Address Box 275-A. Star Of
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FIRST COMMERCIAL,
spiendidly located: large corner store with
room and bath apartment above: three-car
prlck garage in rear. has recently been reno
vated and is in splendid condition Posses
SION can be givcn in two weeks Wonderful
opportunity. Price. $4,000
NEW HOMES.
DO not miss seeing our Illinois avenue
MONIES, located between Allison and Buchanan
streets, just off Grant Circle Nine out of
zen nave been sod before completion Price
ss,1oo; 1900 cash, S75 per month, Including
az interest and principal. Sample house No.
doU' Illinois avenue. Open every day until
pm.
NORTHWEST.
Corner home, splendid northwest section
overlooking tEo parks: % ft. wide: extra large
cement front and rear poIches; outside venti-
lated pantry arrangement: oak floors: Just the
type OF property that makes an exceptionally
desirable home: Price, $1l, ,T50 on reasonable
terms.
CHEVY CHASE.
Semi-detached 6-room home; electric light:
hot-water heat; incosed sleeping porches spa
cious yards; nice arrangement for garage;
ideally located. Price reduced to SlI,5OO.
GER, Realtor,
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ONLY TWO LEFT

O4NL w y LII
New homes, ready to move in,
Jameson-built, 23I to 255 nth ST.
Sc; 6 large rooms, tiled bath,
h.-w.h., electric lights, hardwood
floors, double rear porches, wide
cement front porch. Easy terms.
For sale. by THOMAS A.
JAMESON CO., owners and
builders, goo New York ave.
NV. Main $500. .. /,
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FOR SALE-H0USES
Continued.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc,
t. NV Realtors. i
Franklin o5O3.


NEAR 18th AND RANDOLPH STS-$I5 $500.
hroughou
ar OF e
screens sanda
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9th St. Just North of Wardman
Park Hotel.
spiendidly arranged 5-bedroom and 2-bath
home every convenience; garage; reasonably
priced; terms arranged.
CHILDRESS,
eo1 18th ST. MAIN 1895
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NEAR SHERIDAN CIRCLE

Naval oficer has just listed this large resi-
denee at q most salable figure. 1t is located
within stones throw Of Mass. ave. and
the finest homes in the city. 1t contains ten
exceptionally bright rooms Is bedroOms), large
sleeping porch, two complete tile baths. first
1oor kitchen and Is modern throughout. There
10 very large rear yard with a brick garage
for two cars. having elec. lights, sewer and
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PROPOSALS

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, sUPEkNislNt
architect's Office Washington. ID. G., July ol
Iaos SEALED PROPOSALS will be opened i
this ofice at pm. Aug. IA. 1923, for sHEE1
METAL AND FIRE PROTECTION WORK a
the u S. Treasury Building, Annex no.
Wasbinpton D. C.. in accordance with tlH
sneeiacation, copies Of which may be obtainGt
at this office in the discretion of the Super
yisipg Architect. JAS. A. WETMORE super
-ts;nS a,cbitect au367
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SUMMER COTTAGES.

Otsego." four-room bungalow, furnished
throughout; close TO water: corner lot: chear
for cash TO quick buyer. HOWARD A. POTTS
121 Quincy place ne. Phone North 1887.
NORTH BEACH. MD.-NEW APARTMENTS
water front. by week or month. Apply
Sea Breeze, fourth house beach, phone
Main 24I6 during office hours.
FOR RENT OR SALE-NEw BUNGALOWS
four rooms. furnished ideal location, facing
Chesapeake bay. 30 minutes by auto; boating
fishing and bathing: week. month, season
WENDELL, Shady Side. Md, Col. 54Ol-I.
BUY A BUNGALOW Al IUluNIAL CH
Va. Salt water bathing, fishing. grabbing;
high and healthy: So cash and $40 per mo
TAYLOR BROS. 71o 14th Nv.
NORTH BEACH. MD.
For rent, Stumble Inn tSand Beach.
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DOWNTOWN.
STE zoo

SI5,5oo.
A very complete home that is in perfect
condition, conveniently located near 18th and
Rhode Island ave- and especially adapted for
rooming and boarding purposes. Three-story
red pressed brick, containing IL rooms. two
complete baths. new electric lighting fixtures.
h.-.w.h., instanta aneous heater, open fireplaces
and a garage. A good revenue producer.
ROCK CREEK CHURCH RID.
$II,o5o.
A very low price for a large three-story
Kennedy built home situated in a desirable
neighborhood close to the line and bus
two tile baths. rear porches, elec. lights.
h.w.h., oak floors. Pittsburg heater, built
in refrigerator, and is in the best of con-
dition throughout. Also has a garage. Mod
crate terms.
CHEVY CHASE.
$4,000.
An exceptionally attractive detached Dutch
colonial home well situated little west of
Conn. ave. 1t is center entrance hall type
having rooms a extra large bedrooms), spa
cious living room with open fireplace, two
matte hot-water heater, copper screens
throughout and highly improved lot with a
two-car garage. This property is well worth
the price asked and must be seen to be fully
appreciated.
0DLETON, Inc,
iTON REAL ESTATE BOARD.
Franklin 95o3.
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

SII 800.
Owner having purchased large house is
eushly modern twoStorp tapestry brick home
located within one-half n square of 14th st.
This Is three room deep house. having six
large rooms, concrete colonial front porch. two
rcnr porches. tile bath. oak floors. eiec lights.
h.-w.h.. Very deep lot with ample room for
q garage. Now vacant and in good condition.
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OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE

LOTS. FENWICK, MD. on POTOMAC,
in good condition. Address Box 1894, StaI
once 70
NEW BUNG.-BEAUTIFCL EDGEWATE1
beach, on Wash. .-Annap. pike; a most exquisite
locatn, with ex. water sports s. 100 Term,
arrg'd. d. II. Stinson. Edeewater beach Md l6'
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GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS

(The following items were receiv'
ed week or so ago and misplaced
through the absentmindedness oil
the editor. They are now somewhat
old, but in they go nevertheless
Chares Dayley and Mr.. Chapman
of Oakley are feeding sheep on the
c. H. Crist ranch.
A G. Shades and Charles Uhlie
made business trip to Twin Falls,
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Shades enter
tanned the Charles Uhlig family,
Sunday. -.
The Olsen brothers were. recently
called to Chicago by the illness and
death of their father. l.. r. Olsen
has returned and Martin is expected
home this week. -
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C.. Sullivan and
family, former residents. Of. this
place, have moved to Seattle.
One of our esteemed bachelors
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BASIN ITEMS

Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Mcintosh and
Mrs John II. Fairchild returned Fri
day from Ashton, where they have
been to attend the funeral of John
w. Mcintosh on the eighteenth of
OF this month. They also attended
the dog races that took place there
on the twenty-second. They all say
that the races were grand sight.
The first prize awarded the winning
tam was 5000, the second prize
$500: the third prize $3.50. They
state that the snow WIS fifteen in
ches deep on the level. Upon re-
farming to Oakley valley, they said
there was no use COINS 20 California
for mild weather.
Many people of th;s county win
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The Herald Classified Column

FOR SALE: LIMITED AMOUNT
of Government certified Diclow
Seed Wheat; every sack guaran-
teed pure by seal and tag at
tached to it. See H. G.. Garrard,
Principal Locust School.
WANTED TO TRADE HORSES,
harness and wagon for Ford tour
ing or roadster. W. G. Hardy.
(F16-)
ESTRAY
| HAVE TWO STRAY CALVES AT
my place; one marked crop of
right ear and under slope in left;
the other is not marked. The own
er may have same by paying for
this ad and feed bill. Melvin
Walker. Of 16-)
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be glad to learn that George Myers
of Basin has sold his mining prop
erty east of this place to Twin Falls
people for s1O0,000.00. (The edi-
tor understands this to be a bond
and lease proposition.) 1t has been
said by many people of the country
that a man was fool to stay on
mining claim for twenty years, as
Mr.. Myers has done; but how many
have laid up the fattering sum of
hundred thousand. Mr.. Myers
was the one man not afraid to take
a chance. Earth surrenders her
treasures to those who dare. A faint
heart never won a rich mine, nor
any other source of financial indie
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Or 17a5 eur, Theatre
~ Good shows i All week

MARCH End TO 10th
FRI. and SAT-
"Rogues and Romance" come
dy. "Our Gang" Timber
Queen" serial, End episode.
Especially prices 10c and 35c.
MON. and TUES
"Only Shop Girl" (all star
cast z reels (extra specially
Prices 10c and 35c.
WE'D. COMMUNITY Day
Playing With Fire." comedy.
'Mama's Cow Puncher.''
THURS
The Unknown Ranger" come
dy. I'm and Out Again. Pri-
ces 10c and Csc
FRI. and SAT-
Geraldine Farrar in "The Rid
die Woman" comedy, "Quiet
Street" Serial, Timber
Queen" 3rd episode Especially
prices 10c and 35c.
Coming Soon)
-Four Seasons, educational
film.
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pendence. There is no magic Key
to the unlocking of the door OF
WEALTH. requires only Judgment,
decision and action. Many millions
OF dollars are being extracted from
Mother Earth in and around Oakley
Can you all stand aside with your
hands in your pockets and see 9TH
ers make their millions and you not
even take single chance or invest
a single dollar to try to help the
cause of our country. Mining is the
backbone of our great common
wealth. Let US all get busy and do
our level best and try to make the
county what 1t promises to be and
not wait for outside capital alto
gether.
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steady and growing demand for its
service.
The company will gain from you
more cordial interest in its affairs and
a better understanding of what a we'll
managed light and power company
means to the life and growth of the ter
ritory it serves.
The many cities and towns we
serve will gain because the money thus
obtained will make possible extensions
and additions to our system and pro-
vide greater facilities to keep pace
with the growing demand for our SER
vice, which will attract more industries
to this section, thereby increasing the
general prosperity.
When investing in our stock, you
will have the satisfaction of owning
divdend-paying shares in a company
serving a widely diversified field in a
steadily growing territory Electricity
is an absolute necessity of everyday
life and consequently we can offer you
most substantial protection as to your
principal and the regular payment Of
dividends.
At the present price of $4,000 and
dividend per share, the stock pays 7
per cent on your money and we extend
to you, in spirit of friendly co-opera-
ton, an opportunity to invest in this
safe, dividend-paying security.
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House finch, Gold finch, Water gu
Eel (Dipper), Robin, Western ev
ening grosbeak, Bohemian and cedar
waxwing. Blue jay. Song sparrow
Horned lark, Gull, Pelican, Hous,
wren.
Scouts should be encouraged L
take photos Of all bird life.
B. Trees. Scouts should be IA
miliar with ten or more OF the fol
lowing trees and plants, including
poison ivy, or others common to his
locality:
Lombardy poplar, Carolina poplar,
box elder, honey locust, catalpa, red
birch, Douglas fir, pine, post locust
black locust. mountain maple,
black willow, pussy willow, quaking
asp, broad eaf cottonwood, narrow
leaf cottonwood, sycamore, soft ma
pie, Canadian poplar, cedar. spruce,
poison ivy (poison oak), sagebrush,
alfalfa, sego lily, golden rod, alfalfa
ria, sunfiower, lupine, columbine,
spring beauty, dog tooth violet, GRO
Gus, wild geranium, mallows, yellow
violet, blue violet, bull thistle, Can
adam thistle, mustard, Russian this
tie, singing nettle.
In studying trees, the scout
should be familiar with the height.
shape and habitat of tree, thickness
of trunk, color and nature of bark.
whether smooth or rough, color and
shape Of leaves, quality and use of
wood, (hard or SOFT, nature of
fruit, wether seed or stone, edible or
non-edible, and size, color and shape
of bloom.
In studying plants. the scout
should know size, color, shape, habi-
tat, use seeds and seed distribution,
and leaves.
c. Animals. Scouts should know
size, color, distribution, feeding ha-
bits, habitat land life history of six
or more of the following animals, or
others common TO his locality.
Cyote, cottontail rabbit, jack rabbit,
chipmunk, gray squirrel,
woodchuck, weasel, snowshoe rab-
bit, coney-pika, porcupine, beaver,
skunk, bears, mountain lions.
D. Stars and Consultations.
Scouts should name and describe |
three Of the following consultations
Of stars:
Ursa major, Ursa minor, Cassiopeia,
Taurus, Leo, Swan, Northern crown,
Orion. Bo-o-tes, Pleiades.
Give the proper name of the north
'tar and be able to locate it, with or
without reference to other stars or
Handbook, PIP. no.
'21.)
IL. Oath and Law Evidence Of
cout life. Satisfy the scout master
ha' you are doing your best 10
nut into daily practice, the princi-
les Of the Oath and Law. The
cout master should have the assur-
nee from the scouts parents, guar
ian, employer and teachers, show
lg that the scouts daily life re-
lects the principles of the Scout
'ath and Law. Handbook, D. 33.)
IL. Enlisting a Tenderfoot. The
cout must personally enlist and
-ain recruit, who must become
egistered scout, not necessarily IN
lie same troop. Handbook, p. 3S)
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n EALIZING the great value of a
closer interest with those upon
whose good VIII and patronage
our business is founded, we are invi-
ting our customers and other local resi-
dents to invest in shares of our per
cent Cumulative Preferred Stock, and
thus become partners in our successful
and rapidly growing business.
We have never failed to pay divi-
dends on our Preferred Stock. Ever
since the first shares were issued over
six years ago, we have paid the divi-
dends, regularly and promptly every
three months on February l, May l,
August / and November 1.
You now have the opportunity, by
purchasing this stock, to invest your
savings in safe, conservative, vitality
essential local industry.
Hundreds of local people already
own shares of our Preferred Stock
So that anyone may become part
enr in the Company, we are offering
the stock for cash and on most liberal
Easy Payment Plan, thereby placing it
within the reach of everyone.
Such partnership will be to our
mutual advantage. In becoming
stakeholder you will gain by receiving
dependable per cent income from
firmly established business with
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got a day ahead of Father Time
He shaved, doled up and went visi-
ting only to find it was Saturday
not Sunday.
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MATRIMONIAL DEPT

A BACHELOR, FARMER, OF IN
termountain country, wants to
correspond with lady. He desires
to find suitable mate and will
marry il suited. Write and learn
particulars. Address a." care The
Herald. Oakley, Idaho. fF23-)
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT - 100 ACRE FARM.
all under cultivation; IS acres al
falfa. At Churchill, Idaho. Inquire
OF Sterling Clark, Churchill or w.
H. Stevenson, 423 So. 4 e. St., Salt
Lake City, Utah. (F9-M.3O)
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First Class Scout
Requirements

Continued from last week.
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Evanston, Wyo.
Feb. 81, 1923.

fast - anS
Feb 81, 1928 looks like
Please
Oakley
right /
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Cassia's Wandering
:. Boys and Girls :.

Devoted to the Interests of Boys and Girls (Ages
to $50 Years, Inclusive) Who, Being Cassians
Once, Are Cassians Always, Though They
Wander to Creenlands Icy Mountain
Or Indias Coral Stra nd
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around. The weather is Hotel WaIdemar
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DUPONT RESIGNS
Sloan Becomes Head OF General
Motors Corporation

Motors COFpOFatiOn
NEW YORK, May 10.-Pierre s.
Dupont today resigned as president
and chairman OF the executive COM
mittee of the General Motors corr
poration. He was succeeded by AL
fred p. Sloan. Jr., up to today a vice
president In taking the presidency
in December. 1920. Dupont stipulated
that his term should be OF limited
duration. At the directors meeting
here today the regular dividends. in
Guiding 80 cents a share on the COM
mon stock, were declared.
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(sTYLE THREE)
THIS SIZE TYPE the rate is 8
cents per word for single in
sertion, 8 cents per word for
three consecutive insertions,
and Is cents per word for
seven consecutive insertions Of
the same copy.
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City Detective w l.. Brannon. will
leave Friday or Saturday for Chi
cago. to bring back p. w. Woolford.
wanted here on swindling charge.
Chief Fred McDuff said that habeas
corpus proceedings had been set for
May ~.
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Material errors not the fault of the
advertiser, will be adjusted by not
more than one gratis insertion.
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LEGAL
stockhoiders' Meeting
Legal Notice.

Tho State Board of Convict Supervisors
wifi open bids to furnish Coal supply for
the season l923-1924 on Tuesday. May ED.
1923, at IL o'clock a. m. Specifications
can be obtained on application to the
Board.
Right to reject any or all bids is re-
served.
STATE BOARD OF CONVICT SUPER
NISORS.
MONTGOMERY. Ala. MAY 10. 1929.
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TVIIt tWIIIFIFs 4fIds' My " tV-d'
Notice To Contractors.
Legal Notice.

Legal Notice.
Marian Wood Eliza Carr and Catherine
Forest having on the 9th day of March,
1920, executed a mortgage conveying to
the undersigned Grace stone the property
hereinafter described. for the purpose OF
securing the payment OF certain indebted
ness therein described. and default in the
payment of portion OF said indebted
ness having been made and said mort gage
being now subject to foreclosure in &c
cordance with The terms thereof the uu-
dersigned. Grace stone viii offer for sal
and sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash IN front OF the Court
House door in Jefferson County. Alabama,
at noon on the 10Th day OF May. 1923.
the following property situated in Jeffer-
son County, Alabama. described in and
conveyed by said mortgage, to-wit:
Commencing at point six hundred
eighty-three feet (6s3 feet) west of tn
Southeast corner OF the South Eas
Quarter IS, Il. ~ of the South. T.as
Township Seventeen 90. range Two ~
West running thence West three hundrer
twenty-three feet 1928 feep; runnin
thence North one thousand feet (1,oC
feet). running thence East three hundred
twenty-three feet (323 feeN: running
thence South one thousand feet 1000
feeD, TO the point OF beginning. except
the South two hundred fifty feet case
feet) of said parcel of land -
cordance with the terms and conditions
of said mortgage for the purpose of pay
ing said Indebtedness and the othei
amounts to secure the payment of WHICH
1t executed. ,
Done this 25th day Of April 1928. -
GRACE STONE :
Mortgages
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HELP WANTED-By wholesale
grocery house; strong, hard
working young man as stock man;
good chance for right man to
learn the business and work up;
state married or single; reference
must accompany application or
no attention will be given same.
Address P-92, care Age-Herald.