Mosier bulletin., June 22, 1917, Image 4

Suits for Men=Special
W e have some splendid big values in M en ’ s Suits just
now that it will pay you to investigate.
Now is a good time
to economize and what is there better than a nice suit of
clothes at one-third less than its actual value, to commence
on. $15.00 Dark Tan Mixed Suit o f heavy worsted, mohair
lining; a good serviceable suit for all-around
wear, now
$9.89
$15.00 Dark Brown Cassimer Suit, with white pin stripes
arranged in clusters, form ing a wide invisible stripe e f fe c t ;
a neat, dressy suit that is certainly a big value ( 1 A
A A
at only
«p lU .U U
$25.00 Dark Brown Worsted Suit, small check design.
Here is a suit that will give the very best o f ^ i n
n n
wear and satisfaction. The suit now only_____ »j) 1 0 . U U
$35.00 Grey Worsted
Co. Workmanship and
suit. Hard finish, that
best o f good wear, now
Suit made by A lfred
finish in keeping with
will give you the very
the suit
Benjamin &
this price o£
£ | n AA
< p l O * l /U
$20.00 Worsted Suit, dark brown color, the suit
$ 1 2 .0 0
$25.00 Grey Mixed Worsted Suit, now
$ 1 6 .5 0
Roy Abernathy accompanied
his Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured
he Dalles by loca l a p p lic a tio n s as (hey ca n n ot reach
rnuai n, Matt Shoren to The
Tuesday. The latter had been here tb • d i* a s * U porttou o f the «.ar Thera
on ly o n « w ay to cur*- ca ta r r h a l dealneaa.
for aeveral days visiting with hia aunt Is
and th at la by a i-unatftutloiuU n r a » d y
and uncle, Mr. and Mra. Gerald Wyas. C a ta rrh a l D cafneac I® cau sed by an In­
flam ed c o n d itio n o f the m u cou s lin in g o f
Mr. and Mra. C. C. Clement returned the
E u sta ch ian T u b*
W h en th is tub* la
Tuesday from Astoria, where as dele­ inflam ed you Hhve a ru m b lin g sound or
p e rfe ct h a r i n g and w hen it la en tirely
gates from the Mosier grange, they c im
losed . D eafn ess is the m u l t
Unlt-M the
attended the annual meeting o f the in flam m ation ca n be red u ced and th is tube
r« atored to its n orm al con d ition , hearin g
state grange.
w ill be d es troy ed forev* r.
M any cast-s of
Music and fiowers, pretty girla, and d e a fn ts s are cau sed by ca ta rrh w h ich is
Inflam ed c o n d itio n o f the m u cou s s u r ­
nothing anyone can object to at Mayer­ an
Dress Shirts for men, values up to $1.50; not all sizes in
ll's C a ta rrh f u r * a cts thru the
daie Saturday evening. Mr. Mayer, f b a lo c o e d s on H a the
m u cou s s u r fa c e s o f the ■>■-
the lot, but certainly big bargaii s.
who has made thia Red Crosa benefit teni
W
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w
ill
g
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e O n* H undred D olla rs for
Your choice_________________ ___________ _________
j possible, says, ‘ ‘ Bring the children."
an y caa* o f C a ta rrh a l D eafn ess that ca n n ot
i Mrs. Robt. E. Shinn and her sisters. be cu red by H a ll’ s C a ta rrh Cure. C ircular*
75c.
Dress Shirts for M en; g fo d . clean, up-to-the-minute
| the Misses Annette and Geraldine, frea A ll r D J ruggiata.
C H E N E Y * C O . T o le d o . O
Kerr, who are visiting here from Cor­
stock; all sizes and most désirai.le patterns, regular $ 1 .5 0 and
vallis, were Hood River visitors the
$1.75 values. This lot includes a fine lot o f sport shirts, also
first o f the week.
Gordie Graham, accompanied by hia
they are good values at $1.50.
wife and child, Misa Horn and John
Your choice while they last
Denny, motored over from Bickleton
Wash., thia week for a brief visit with
Another fine lot o f Dress Shirts for men
“ Ide B ran d.”
relatives.
You all know this well-known make ail new patterns and
Mrs. J. D. Biles, who has been vis­
iting for several weeks at Lehowa
dandy big values at the regular price ot $2 each. ' ^ 1 | Q
Fruit FarmP left yesterday for Port­
Special, your choice
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land, accompanied by her daughter,
Mrs. Ed.
Howe.
Dress Shirts for Men, with so ft or laundered cuffs: neat
Heinz, the man who made pickles
patterns, values up to $1.35.
QC
famous, has given me the Mosier
Your choice now
p jC
agency for his pickles, olives, sauces,
catsup, etc.
A nice line o f Heinz’
Sport Shirts for Men. in dark or light colors.
A o
goods soon in stock at Strauss', The
Art
Poster
Store.
Your choice
*rO C
Miss Estella B. Parker, who has
been teaching school at Ashwood, Ore­
gon, for the past year, and who since
her term closed has been in Portland
where she attended the Rose Festival,
returned to Mosier Friday morning.
Mrs. Jack Young, o f Pendleton, who
has been visHinif at the home o f her
parents, Mr and Mrs. John Strahin,
Mrs. Clara Essen will be present at left last week for Boyd to visit with
F. S. Kingsbury, o f the D. P. & A.
She was
N. Co., was here from Portland this the morning service o f the Church of her brother, Ed. Strahm.
Christ and will speak at It a. m. Ev­ accompanied by her mother.
week on business.
Leon L. Myers.
H. M. Scerrce and son, Robert,
Mrs. W. A. Husbands and daughter, ery body is welcome.
Arvilla, were Hoed River visitors this
Harry Rickarts, brother o f Mrs. D. were in The Dalles the first of the
week.
C. Littlepage, is here from Corbett week where the latter submitted to an
operation for the removal of his ton­
When in Hood River stop in at the and is now employed at the L & N sils. They returned Wednesday after­
Electric Kitchen in Pat Lindsay's (or Garage.
noon.
your meals or lunches.
mZZtf
Ice cream and cake and home made
R. W. Simpson returned on Friday
Miss Grace E. Husbands is here this candy, "'Oh How Good,” at the Red morning
from a visit o f two weeks in
week from Portland visiting at the Cross Rally Saturday evening at Portland. He said that he thoroughly
home of her cousin. Miss Emily Hus­ Mayerdaie.
enjoyed the Rose show this year. Ac- j
bands.
Mrs. W. F. Ixieper and baby son, companying him to Mosier for a short
Miss Beatrice Powell, of The Dalles, | Bobby, went to Portland Friday morn­ visit were the two children o f Miles I
M ATIN E E S
is visiting at the home o f her aunt ami ing to attend the Rose Festival and Carter, o f Portland.
, uncle, Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Stoltz.
also for a few days visit.
J. E. Proctor and son, Frank, were
C h ild ren , -
25c
Jas. Piercey reports that he caught ! Mrs. C. G. Nichol and daughter, in The Dalles Sunday where the latter
i a nice mess of 24 speckle 1 oeauties in j Mildred, returned Sunday night after secured his final citizenship papers.
A du lts,
-
50c
the waters of the Deschutes last week. visiting with relatives and attending On account o f the age limit having |
been raised recently to 18 years for
The Misses M. and A. Shogren were the Rose show in Portland last week.
N IG H TS
here last week from Portland fo r a ] The Ladies Aid Society of the Im­ the Navy, Frank was barred from
enlisting.
visit at their ranch.
manuel church will meet Wednesday
Let nothing keep you away from
Jitneys will be ready to spin you out afternoon at the home of Mrs. S. E.
Beautiful Mayerdaie Saturday evening
to Mayerdaie Saturday evening at 8 Evans.
Mrs. B. A. Berry was here last week which will be more beautiful than ever
o'clock ; a $5000 drive for Sc and that
ELLIOTT & SHERMAN
to get the mail for herself and hus­ and beautiful in the thought that
goes to the Red Cross too.
band. Mr. and Mrs. Berry are enjoy­ every five cents you spend there will
FILM CORP.
Mrs, Fred Evans, accompanied by ing a part of the summer camping on go to The Red Cross and will save
(H. A . S H E R M A N . President)
her son, Darrell, went to The Dalles Hood river about ten mlies from that some one pain and suffering.
I last week with Mrs. Evans’ mother, I city.
PRESENTS
Our stores will be closed on Satur- i
Mrs. F. C. Sexton, who had been visit- i
The Red Cross knows no creed or day evening of this week at 8 o ’clock
I ing here.
nation; all it knows is to relieve suf­ to allow our force to go to the Red
Company K String Orchestra will fering wherever it finds it. We hope Cross Lawn Rally at Mayerdaie. A
• play inspiring music midst the roses Mosier will not be found wanting. worthy cause-, which we think all
and sweet scented locust trees at Give what you can and go out and should support.
E. M. Strauss,
Mayerdaie Saturday evening.
Come snend a few nickels at Mayerdaie Sat­
W. E. Chown.
on out, one and all.
urday evening.
Any other Saturday evening 1 will
keep open until midnight, if need be,
but this Saturday evening the Red
I Cross cause calls and I will close at 8
p. m. Please arrange to do your shop­
ping early and help Streuss, The Art
Poster Store.
O. E. Wilson, who as deputy county
assessor has been making assessments
for the Mosier district and Rowena,
That has stood the Test
went to The Dalles Wednesday to turn
in his final reports. He went to Hood
| River on the limited train, returning
I to Mosier at night.
Men’s Dress Shirts
(Special)
49c
98c
EMPRESS
THEATRE
The Paris Fair.
James Cherry was a Hood River vis­
p -1 I I I I llll-illH "H -l-H l l l l l l l"H>
itor Sunday.
t B R IE F L O C A L M E N T IO N J
I have a Maytag Washing Machine
$Ln-i„.i..i..i..i..i..i.i-i..|. |, 1. 1. i .. i i i i i - h i , to send out on trial. Chown.
999
C. A. McCargar came up from Port­
Mrs. F<1. L. Howe went to Portland
land to spend Sunday at his ranch.
yesterday for a short visit.
Garden Hose and Sprinkler« at
That good nippy cheese at Strauss',
Chown’s.
The Art Poster Store.
The knife you ring is the knife you
Sweet cider at all times. Ilase's Cider
get, in charge o f Pierpont Morgan .it
Factory.
h M
Mayerdaie
Saturday evening.
Mrs. C. H. Dunsmore was in Hood
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Brooks and
River on Saturday.
Ride the pony, Sc, at Mayerdaie on cnildren were visitors in The Dalles
the first o f the week.
Saturday evening.
Mrs. H. W. Danielseri, and little
Mrs. J. J. Smith, of Big Eddy, was
daughter, Helen, were Hood River vis­
visiting here last week with friends.
itors Saturday.
All widths Ely Screen and Screen
Special values all over the store
Doors at Chown's.
next week. Strauss, The Art Poster
Miss l.yle Cook was a Hood River Store.
visitor Saturday.
Mrs. C. C. Isom and daughter, Miss
I carry all the heat grades of Auto ern, were Hood River visitors Wednes-
Oils and Ureases. Chown.
! day.
F. A. Allington was a visitor in I J. W. McDonald, who purchased
Portland the first o f the week.
I several head of cattle beyond The
Coffee and Hot Wieners at Mayer- Dalles this week, stopped off in Mosier.
dale Saturday evening, 10 cents.
Fresh meat after this week on
C. T. Bennett was in The Dalles the ; Wednesdays and
Saturdays
only.
first o f the week on business’.
Strauss, The Art Poster Store.
Come to Chown’s and see the new i Mrs. Ernest Evans and her baby
Oil Cook Stoves.
daughter was a Hood River visitor on
J. E. Proctor was in The Dalles on j Thursday o f last week.
Tuesday.
The Great Hindu Fortune Teller has
D. C. Littlepage motored to Port­ volunteered his services for the Red
land last week on business for the L Cross Lawn Rally at Mayerdaie Satur­
& N Oarage.
day evening.
TH E DALLES
H ood R iver, O regon
25c 5Qc
GREATEST
FINANCIAL SUCCESS
I
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Final Clean-Up Days
The O n e --a n d Only
“ BIG ONE”
One lot of Boys' Soft S h irts w ith
and w ith o u t C ollars, reg u lar 50c
One lot M en's and
C ollars, reg u lar
Boys' S oft
15 cents
Boys' S um m er B alb rig gan S hirts
and D raw ara, sizes 26 to 32
M en's 75c S ilk Caps and
Sum ­
m er hata. w h ite and lig h t colors
18c
49c
One sm all lot of Boys' Knee Pants
broken sizes, 5 to 14 years,
reg u la r 75c
M e n ’* $6.00 to $7.00 n * w shape*
P anam a H a t*
35c
$4.95
One lot of M en’» B alb rig gan Sum­
mer W e ig h t S h ir tt and D raw ers
•m a ll tir e s
M * n ’* $4.00 Leghorn and Panam a
H ata, new
35c
$2.95
M e n ’s 13.00 F ine
and Porto
M ena
W h it * D im ity
P ajam a
S u it*, re g u la r $1.25
Men's $2.00 Leghorna and Drees
S tra w H a t*
$1.45
95c
M *n *
N ew
S ilk
$1.23
23c
$3.38
23c
$1.98
M en's W a s h 4-in.hands
24-inch
Fib re S uit C ase* w ith
M e ta ' Corners
98c
FO R
A L L T IM E .
THE NEWHOME SEEING MACHINE CO.,ORANGE,MASS.
W . E. CH OW N
V
XEE
Y ellowjtohe
T n ix J u m s f r
Ml. Hood Railroad Co.
•i-i-.M- I- l- I«
Multnomah Hotel ;i
PORTLAND, ORKC.ON
THE NORTHWESTS LARGEST 4
MOST POPULAR HOTEL
$1.50 per day and up
ERIC V. HAUSER, Proprietor
H. H. CLOUTIER. Mana$ini> Dir.
IF
DAVID W . GRIFFITH’S
WORLD FAMOUS
YOU
It will live and thrive
Ions after all others are
forgotten.
See A g a in
In Their Greatest Roles
Walthall
Gish
Siegman
Marsh
Henneberry
Cooper
AND
A
HOST
OF
23c
S1.67
Thrills Laughter
Tears
Music
$2.25 E m b ro idered V o ile * in
colore, 45 Inch#« w id e
l_ad,ee W i t h Dresses. S m all
S ites. R eg u lar $3 00
$1.68
98c
G r iffith .Stars
3
Scat Sale N ow On
EMPRESS
THEATRE
TELEPH O N E
SEND
W ITH
REM ITTANCES
M A IL ORDERS
W A N T
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SOME
Plants or Flowers
SPECTACLE
S O L ID H O U R S O F
Shoes Reducedin Price
AUTO
Leaves Hood River daily at
1:30 p. m. and 5:00 p. m.
On
Sunday at 1:30 p. m., 5:00 p. m.
Leaves Parkdale daily at 7:20
a. m. and 3:00. On Saturday
evening leaves Parkdale 6:30 p.m.
Steam Train leaves Hood River
daily at eight returning at 2.
With bath
23c
ah
R A IL
RATES:
Without bath f I 00 pur day and tip "•
37c
All Remnants Half Price &ragg Mercantile Co.
YELLOW STONE ROU TE
5 5 0 Outside R o o m s ;;
49c
S. Benson and son, Amos Benson,
were here Sudnay for a few minutes.
Mr. Benson, Sr., had come up on the
train Sunday morning from Portland
and was joined at Hood River by his
son who had motored over the high­
way. When, upon their arrival, they
were informed that Herbert Nunn,
state highway engineer whom they
had expected to meet m Mosier, was
in The Dalles, after a brief visit with
local citizens at the station the good
roads enthusiasts started on a hike
over the track to Hood River. They
were uncommuniratitve
regarding
■their irosaion, stating only that thr\
wanted to look along the bluffs to
attempt to ascertain the feasibility of
establishing a road along the river be­
tween Mosier and Hood River
U
nion P acific
POPULAR A N D D IR ECT
Conveniently located within reach
of tbc city*« wholesale, shopping
and theatre districts.
49c
T ie *
45c
15c
B raid
Sailorg
Ricans
$245
SI 19
49c
19c
4th Y ear
Miss Violet Piercey returned Satur­
day from a visit in MHupin with her
| sister, Mrs. F. D. Stuart, and family,
with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Conklin, who
after a visit in Maupin where Mr. 1
Conklin is president of the bank, of .
which Mr. Stuart is cashier, motored
on to their home in Portland.
Sunday evening at the Immanuel
church following the services, reels '
depicting scenes in Siberia will I k - j
shown. Last Sunday a big audience
BEFORE THESE PRICES W ILL EVER BE DUPLICATED
saw "O ur Fighting Forces,” which
was pronounced as an exceptionally
ood film. Rev. C. A. Phipps, of
’ortland, was present and also W. E.
| Gilhousen, o f The Dalles.
One lot o f S triped and Figured
A nice assortm ent of new Crepe
La w n and V oiles, to 25 cents
de C hine and O rgan dy C ollars
In order to raise funds to help pay
the expenses of painting the church,
the Loyal Berean class of the Church
o f Christ will give a musical enter - 1
tainment Wednesday night to which
the public is invited. Following the
N
ew
G
eo
rg
ette
and
C
repe
de
|
musical program, refreshments will be
One lot of h a lf s ilk S um m er Dress
C
hin
e
C
ollars,
W
h
ite
and
| served in the basement, the proceeds
Goods
Colors
from the sale of which will no used j
towards painting the church.
Florence Evans and Ida Nielsen1
joined a party of winners in the Boys 1
land Girls Industrial clubs in this
S ilk Crepe de C hine Envelope
county Sunday, leaving for Corvallis
N ew 36 to 40 Inch V oiles, plain,
C
hem
ise.
Flesh,
P
in
k
and
to attend the two weeks short course
a trip e * and fig u re *
W h ite
for boys and girls at the Oregon Agri­
cultural College, their expenses being
paid by the county. Clyde T. Bonney
and Mrs. G. R. Crofoot accompanied
the party.
Mrs. Belle Tyler, who has been here
35c to 45c S port S trip es new
Crepe de C hine C orset Covers,
keeping house for Geo. Camp and
color C om binations
w ith W in g Sleeves
children since Mrs. Camp, daughter of
Mrs. Tyler, has been in the hospital at
The Dalles following her recent oper-
I ation for appendicitis, left Saturday
| for her home near Sherwood, Oregon.
She was accompanied by her two
grandchildren, Glen and Buddy Camp,
36-inch C u rta in M adras, p a rt S ilk,
Ladies' M u slin C o m bin ation S uits
re g u la r 75 c e n t*
R eg ular $1 25 A $1.35
! who will remain with her for a time.
Mrs. Camp is rapidly recovering from
her operation. Mr. Camp went to The
Dalles Sunday and returned with his I
wife.
t
After swinging from a limb o f a
chery tree, Benny Carroll, son o f Mr.
and Mrs. J. M. Carroll. Monday after­
36-inch C rs to n n
and
Scrim
One L o t M u slin C orset Covers,
noon in alighting, broke his left arm
C o m bin ation D ra p ery
R eg ular 35c to 75c
above the wrist. He was rushed to
to Hood River in the automobile
owned by G. L. Carroll and accom­
panied by his father and mother and
brother. Bill, la st year Benny was
the victim of a similar accident when
he
fell from a tree and broke the same
Ladies' W ash S k irts in P alm
35c Eanoy C u rta in S crim , hem ­
arm near the elbow. Dr. Dumhle set
stitch ed borders and stripes
Beach and W h ite
the arm on both occasions.
10c
9c
25c
Men's $1.50 Sport S h irt*. W h ite
O xford C loth In S elf S tripes
snd F ig u re *
Nothing over 2oc except articles that
will be auctioned and those will be
sold away below their real value,
Anything you wish to give to the good
cause please bring and it will be auc-
tinned ami sold to the highest bidder.
Remember, 5c to 28c at Mayerdaie
Saturday evening.
f
73c
75 c $1.00
THE MASTER FILM PRODUCER’S
©
45c
W ARRANTED
Knott :i the w rUI over for superior sewing qualities.
N ot sold un«lcr auy other name.
1 -2 -3
HE LAST 3 DAYS final clean-up of our big Unloading Sale will give you your last chance for some
time to come to buy new, clean, quality merchandise at less than last year’s prices. When you see
what prices will be next Fall, you will begin to realize what this sale has meant to you, as it is not
the usual thing to lower prices in face of an advancing market. We needed the money, so we had to cut
prices regardless o f increasing costs. W e are selling Shoes, Nose, Qloves, Cotton and Woolen Goods
and Men’s Furnishings f o r less than today’s wholesale prices, because we need the money. These
last three days’ prices will be still lower. It is up to you now to take full advantage o f this opportunity.
M an's B. V . D Sleeping Suits,
S hort Sleeves and knee len gth
P r. lias* the " N E W H O M E ” snd r ' i » 11 have
a life a-sel »1 the price you pay The elimination vt
repair eapense hv superior workmanship and best
,.i.a : of material in -ir e ,
mum • > l I o n
Laving the
" t w nu m r. •
JULY
OUR BIG UNLOADING SALE WILL CLOSE SATURDAY NIGHT, JUNE 23rd
Boy»’ 65c to $1.00 Dress S hirts
w ith or w ith o u t C ollars, sizes
12 to 14
NO O T H E R L IK E IT.
NO O T H E R AS COOO.
Twice Daily
2 and 8 p.m.
3 DAYS - FINAL CLEAN-UP - 3 DAYS
BUY ALL YOU CAN N O W -IT WILL BE A LONG TIME
NEWH0ME
CALL
ON
Heights Greenhouse
Hood River, Ore.
Phone 3393
H eliotrop e«!, «talv ia , p e t u n ia , 76c. d o * ;
gent n in n i* . six co lo r * . 9l d o * : aster*. ine.
d o/. ; patiMieh, .16c d o /.., o r 3 d o * , f l : c a b -
bages, 3 do*.., 26c; tornato**, 16c d o * ; egg
p la n i*, p ep p er pla n t*, c e le r y . 16c d o * , or
• 5c per 100.
W. A. HUSBANDS
Blacksmith
Horse Shoeing and General
Repair Work.
M o s ie r ,
-
-
O regon
C. J. E. CARLSON
SHOE AND HARNESS REPAIRING
HARNESS SUPPLIES
MOSIER
OREGON
Notice ot Sheriffs Sale
In Hit rir n ilt C ourt o f the sta te o f Oregon,
for Wasco County.
K d w a r d M *1 rati®*, p l a i n t i f f ,
v*.
Henry C. <*ordlon and Mary A . (iordion,
formerly hu«»>and and wife; I»r A la n W elch
Sm ith; J u lio* V Meaplt* and A lm a Me«plle.
tm»r.«nd amt wif**; John G avin: Bert K W1L
derand Mabel W ilder, luahand an 1 wile. K.
II French, C- A. Parker. al*o called C* A
Parker. W II. M cV ay. Trustee®, and J. W
A llen, Trustee, defendant*.
Hy virtue o f the exeunt ion. Judgm ent, order-
*nd decree o f sale famed out o f (b e above en,
titled court id the above pause, to me directed
and dated tbl* 31*1 day •*! M ay, 1917, on a
judgm ent rendered and entered tn*atd cause,
on t h* 31st day o f M ay, If 17. I n f a v o r o f th e
plaintiff herein, and ngainjM all of the above
nam ed defendant®, foreclosing the mortgage
In tbe com plaint described and against the
-«aid tlef« ndant H enry t\ G ordina, tor tbe
sum o f fl.m r t i , wtUi interest thereon at the
rate o f eight per cent, p*«- annum f r o m M *y
J*»tb. i;i7 , until («aid. and Ibe further *ora o f
f%V0Q a *a tto rn e y * !*♦** and the iur’ »i*r sum
of f£l 76. met* and d abur«etn<-nt4. aud the
costs ot and upon this W rit, com m and.rig me
to nutkeaale or '• * following d***rtfc*8 reai
pr -petty. to wit: The Northeast quarter of tbe
*oulhea®t q u a r t.r o t p**tton Six (K) In Town­
ship On* ( 1 . North o f Kange Thirteen <1.3).
Fj»st of W illam ette M eridian. In W aaco C oun­
ty , Htate of i tregon
Now therefor*, by virtue of aaid execution.
Judgment, order, decree and order o f m i «, and
tn com pliance with said W rit. I will on the
i l r l day of June. 1*17 at the hour o f two
o c t e r * p m .. at th« fW»n« door o f tbe court
booae in Dallae « H y . W aaro County. Orfwoo.
aeli at public auction to tbe htghe»t bidder f m
ca®h in band all of the right, title and interest
o f the above n a m -d defendant*, a n d *<*rh of
them , Ur anttefy an id execution. J ndgment and
•erruluc « *»«-
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