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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-07-07
Strawberries Canned
In Sugar Don't Float.

Why do fruits float In the can, and
why are there three kinds of tin cans?
These are two of the questions most
frequently asked by home Gamers, says
Miss Inez M. Hobart, extension nutri-
ton specialist, University Farm, St.
Paul.
The reason berries float when canned
Is that they are composed mostly of
| water and shrink at least one-third
when cooked. To prevent floating in
the jars, add small amount of sugar
to the berries and heat with just enough
water to keep berries from scorching
When hot, pack berries into hot, steril-
lied jars, and process minutes in hot
water bath.
Different kinds of tin cans are needed
because of the variation in the chemical
reactions of different fruits or vege-.
tables. 1t is safe to can most foods in
plain tin cans, but red fruits and vege-
tables lose their color through a harm
less chemical reaction in plain tin, so
an r or Sanitary enamel Is advised
for them. This is a bright. shiny
gold lining. For corn, peas and beans
there is dull gold lining called c.
enamel, which prevents formation Of
that black oxide you may have seen
in cans of corn several years ago.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-07-07
Resorts and Quitting Cornpanie

and wild fowl have shown that
ease called tularemia is inc
among them alarmingly. With
crease in the disease among
goes increased danger of encou
wood tick carrier of the germ
the sick animals.
"Tularemia is a grave disease
and carries with it considerable +
Frequent wood tick hunts TO cat
remove ticks before they burro
the skin, is therefore a wise precs
There are other well known v
dangers which need to be streSSe,
year, the doctors point out.
they are concerned with the z
Of securing clean safe milk anc
supplies.
Every summer sees a few C.
typhoid fever picked up by va
lists who have not inquired in
source Of their milk or food
Other diseases may be carried
clean, raw milk, all of them unpl
Scarlet fever summer diarrhe,
fantile paralysis and tuberculo
among them"
A good practical knowledge
aid is also advised by the ply
to make June week-ends sal
pleasant.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-07-07
Not All Producers of
Food LiUe on Farms.

Food producers include not only dirt
farmers but many city groups as well.
Consequently the benefits which the
new Farm Act gives producers will be
felt not only on the farms, but will
also reach people in many other walks
of life. Dean w. G. Coffey of the Uni
versity Department of Agriculture,
University Farm, st. Paul, calls at
tention to the following explanation
offered by Secretary Wallace of the u.
S. Department of Agriculture.
Food is not in any actual sense
produced until it is ready for the table, I"
Secretary Wallace says. 1.-THE farmer is
no longer the only producer The son
who left home and went to work in a
pillow factory, and that sons son, who
works in a tractor factory, have be-
come quite as truly basic producers of
foodstuffs as any member of that
family who is still on the farm.
"The producer, then, is not only the
man who planted the seed and titled
the crop and harvested it; it is also
the man who made, and the man who
drove, the truck which takes the food
to the railroad; it is the man who
drives the engine, the man who throws
switches, the signalman in his tower,
the yard boss at the end of the division.
All the people who work for the pro-
cessors are producers of food, and so
are all the people who work for whole
salers. jobbers, and retailers. So it
goes, all along the line"
The Agricultural Adjustment Act lays
down new policy for American agri-
culture-a policy that provides for a
new type Of cooperative effort among
farmers, professors, and distributors
The new Act provides governmental
machinery which can be utilized CO.
operatiyely by all who produce. 1t gives
them the means of organizing to put
their business in order.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-07-07
Ely, Minnesota

CENIC Auto Drives reach out from
zss$ Ely in several directions. Shagawa
ls292g Lake Drive, about fifteen miles in
length, is very pretty drive. The u. S.
Forest Service Highway, commonly called
the Ely-Buyck Road is very interesting;
offering one variety of scenery and plenty
of deer and often moose and other game.
The Fernberg Road another Forest Service
Road, affords one an opportunity to see
game. There is herd of about dozen
elk in this vicinity The famed Ey-Ffnland
Road, formerly Forest Service Road but
now in the State Highway System, is prob
ably the most interesting drive near Ely. 1t
connects Ely with the highway along the
North Shore of Lake Superior and is the
only direct route from the North Shore to
the Iron Ranges. The Moose Lake-Bear
Island Road which passes the Shagawa
Country Club golf course is another fine
and scenic drive.
The Shagawa Country Club offers
fine nine hole Golf Course with sporty grass
greens. It is located just half mile south
west of the business center of Ely. There
is nominal charge of 80 cents for eighteen
holes or $1.OO for days play.
Airplane Sightseeing Trips may be had
from Ely.
Hay Fever is unknown to Ely residents
and those so afflicted from other parts of
the country find instant relief in this section.
The following list of Resorts and Out
ing Companies show the several types of &C
commodations found near Ely. Write to
those catering to your wishes or drop in and
see them while at Ely. You will find a
place just suited to your idea of an ideal
vacation spot.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-07-07
Brake Check-Up
Campaign is

The State Highway Patrol has
teered to assist the police of nes
Minnesota towns in conducting
mobile brake check-up campaig
cording to Chief John P. Arnol
The police chief of each town {
than 800 population has been I
that if he desires it a patrolml
be assigned to work with him
day checking the condition OF
car brakes in his community
offer is intended only for comm
where the police force is so SIMS
such a campaign could not b
Quoted without outside assistar
Prevalence of highway &C
caused by defective brakes has
police throughout the state TO [
active interest in the mechanics
dition of cars on the streets.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-07-07

It LILY offers to the prospective tourist
any or all kinds of accommodations
lsa6S&j he might wish.
Resort Hotels with either Main Lodge
or private sleeping cabin accommodations
may be had.
Housekeeping Cabins, completely fur
nished, of log, frame or stone construction,
may be rented on any of dozen different
lakes near Ely.
Some Resorts are strictly of the House
keeping type while others cater to either
type of accommodations or to combination
of the two.
Some of our Resorts are located just
out of Ely and accessible over good auto
roads. Others are located farther back in
the lake region and are accessible by motor
boat only and have motorboat service daily
to Ely.
Quitting Companies at Ely are ready
to help plan Canoe and Fishing trips into
the lake regions and to furnish you with all
of the equipment and supplies needed for
the trip. Food supplies may be purchased
fromthe localmerchants at standard prices.
A Public Tourist Camp on Shagawa
Lake, a half mile from the business center
of Ely offers the auto tourist fine place to
pitch his tent A fine bathing beach is
adjacent to the Camp. Covered kitchen,
running water, electric lights and caretaker
makes this Camp very popular.
One can find numerous camping and
luncheon places along the roads near Ely.
Good Hotel Accommodation are avail
able in the City of Ely.
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WEGEN's WILDERNESS LODGE.

In all the world no fishing like ours. On
mighty Eastwood Lake. Cabins with or
without meals. Special Rates this Season.
Lake Shore and Island Sites available.
Canoes, Motors, Guides. No fish, no pay.
Our own Bus Service for parties of IL to 20
from Your City to Eastwood Lake. Write
for complete details.
WALTER WEGEN, Proprietor,
Winton, Minnesota.
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SILVER RAPIDS LODGE.

Located on White Iron Lake Hotel and
Housekeeping Accommodations. Canoes,
Boats and Motors for rent. Live Minnows
Best of Fishing Six miles from Ely over
good auto roads. Separate camping ground.
Guides furnished. Rates Reasonable
FRANK JENKO, Proprietor,
Ely, Minnesota.
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SCHAEFER'S CABINS.

Small Housekeeping Cabins at small cost
to you. Fishing is good when fish are biting
and the big ones don't all get away. Write
for prices.
JOHN SCHAEFER, 334 w. Chapman St.,
Ely, Minnesota.
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less and more or less annoying ac-
compartment of early summer jaunts.
1.-The fact that wood ticks may carry
disease from animals to man has been
known for several years" physicians say
in this bulletin. 1.-THE number of
people thus victimized appeared to be
very small. Recently, however, studies
among Minnesota rabbits and squirrels
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-07-07
HIBBARD'S LODGE.

Moose Lakes most desirable Resort. 16
miles east of Winton, via Fernberg Road
and Trangewood Trails. American Plan,
also Housekeeping Cabins. A Wilderness
Resort with all the comforts. Excellent
fishing. Direct water route to Canadian
Waters. Courtesy and Hospitality our
motto. Rates and literature on request.
GEORGE A. HIBBARD, Manager,
Winton Minnesota
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BURNSIDE LODGE.

Located six miles from Ely on Highway
SO. Main Lodge, spacious lobby and Dining
Room. Individual rooms, also log cabins
electric lighted modern conveniences; &C
commodatons for $50. All types of recre-
alton; excellent fishing, wall-eyed pike,
land-locked salmon and black bass. Guides
available. Rates, $500 to $500 per day;
$18 per week per person. American Plan
only. Housekeeping cabins $3.50 per week
per person. Write us for folder.
MR. AND MRS. w. A. ALDEN,
Ely, Minnesota.
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Eastwood LAKE FISHING LODGE
beautiful Eastwood Lake."

Private rooms in Main Lodge or cabin
accommodations. Also cabins for house
keeping. Camp electric lighted throughout.
All buildings of splendid log construction
and located in large tract of virgin timber.
Boat service twice daily. Prices greatly
reduced. Write us for full information.
R. G. WATTS, Manager,
Ely, Minnesota
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Doctors Warn VacatiOnists of Summer
Jaunt Dangers.

June week-ends at the lakes or in the
woods are accompanied by few de-
finite dangers, physician members of
the Minnesota State Medical Associa-
ton remind summer vacationists.
One of them is the wood tick which
used to be regarded mostly as HARM
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-07-07
PIKE BAY CAMP.

Cabins completely furnished. Boats,
Canoes, Minnows. Safe for children. 51s
miles from Ely at the north end of White
Iron Lake. Write for booklet
GEORGE STARK, Proprietor,
Ely, Minnesota.
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Jensahma/MuwMwA
WINS THOUSANDS TO DODGE OVERNIGHT!

at the slightest touch on the pedal
Or stop nearly 30 quickly, 20 surely
As the Dodge with Its remarkably
safe hydraulic brakes. Check Dodgsb
many engineering advantages, point
by point Calculate the plus value
they give you on a showdown basis.
Yes, be the judge yourself. Keep In
mind the utter smartness Of Dodge's
modern lines. The beautifully tai
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-07-07
PIPESTONE FALLS RESORT
Eastwood Lake.

Eight miles northeast of Winton via.
motorboat service daily from Winton. Ex-
cellent fishing. Dining room service and
Housekeeping Cabins. Complete service
for Canoe Trips. Rates and literature on
request.
R. N. ERICKSON, Manager,
Winton, Minnesota.
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WILDERNESS oUTFITTERs, INC.

Complete Quitting Service for Canoe
Trips into the Superior National Forest and
Canadian Quetico Provincial Park. We
furnish everything. Trips of any length
arranged for. Expert Guides furnished on
request. Write us for maps, rates, booklets
and other information.
R. G. WATTS, Manager,
Ely, Minnesota.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-07-07
RED BALL OUTING COMPANY.

Outftters for Canoe Trips, Camping and
Fishing Parties. We furnish complete Out
fits, Provisions, Maps, etc. Guides furnished
if requested Prices for trip, complete, on
request. Let us help plan your fishing trip.
Adventure by Canoe"
RED BALL OUTING COMPANY,
Ely, Minnesota.
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CAMP VAN VAC
on
BURNSIDE Lake.

Completely Furnished Log and Stone
Cabins priced at from 81 500 to $27.5O per
week Pure Spring Water and pure Ice.
Good Motors, Boats and Canoes at reason
able prices. Our speciality this Summer
Lake Trout Fishing. Drastic reduction in
Cabin rates for the season of 1888 only.
V. ". HARRIS, Proprietor,
Ely, Minnesota.
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HOKkANEN'S CABINS.

Housekeeping Cabins on Little Long
Lake. miles from Ely over good road.
Boats with Cabins. Bass and Wall-eyed
Pike Fishing. Write or see Otto Hokkanen
at the
CYKO ART STUDIO
Ely, Minnesota
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-07-07
KAWISHIWI OUTING CAMP.

We outfit Camping and Fishing Parties,
also for Canoe Trips into the Superior Nat
ional Forest and Canadian Wilderness.
Furnished log housekeeping cabins. Linen,
Ice, Fuel, Free Camping Grounds, Trans
portation to Ely Daily. 10 miles from Ely
by road. Write for our Booklet.
FRANK ZGONC, Manager,
Ely, Minnesota.
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BONNIER'S CABINS.

Cabins on Eagles Nest Lakes, Is miles
from Ely over good roads. Boats; Canoes;
Camp Grounds; Fishing.
A. j. BONNER, Proprietor,
Ely, Minnesota.
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PINE POINT.

Housekeeping Cabins, Boats, Canoes,
Minnows, Guides, Good Fishing. Six miles
from Ely Write us for prices which have
been reduced.
AUGUST SELISKAR, Proprietor,
Ely, Minnesota.
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iorsd interiors. Its big IS inch wheel
base with exceptionally roomy body.
Ssye Money With Il Dodge!
Compare the big ways Dodge saves
you money. These alone mean from
$50 TO 500 extra savings on running
expense. Then you'll wonder how
anyone can be satisfied with any other
car. At anywhere near Dodge's smaz-
ing low price. Only few dollars
more than the lowest price ears!
Your present car will probably
make the full down payment on big.
new Dodge Six. You, too, may be
surprised to find that the low monthly
payments on a thrilling new Dodge
Six are actually less than many now
spend on upkesP and repairs for
their old carsl
Drive the new Dodge today. Dodge
wants you to Try il on this "Show-
Down" basis- Even Il you don't in
tsnd to buy, Dodge wants you to have
the Showdown" score card-the
new aid In judging real motor car
value. See your nearest Dodge dealer.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-07-07
FOREST HOTEL.

A new First Class Hotel with fifty outside
rooms. Excellent meals. Every comfort
of home. Rates $3.50 per day and up.
looking over nearby lakes and resorts?
Why not stay with us for day or two while
ERMA B. KELLY, Proprietor,
Ely, Minnesota
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NATIONAL FOREST LODGE.

Hotel and Housekeeping Cabin accom-
modations. Brook Trout fishing in the
famous Little Isabella. Wall-eyed and
Great Northern Pike fishing also. Hiking
Trails; Miniature Golf. On the famous
Ely-Finland Road.
R. j. WEISS, Proprietor.
Ely, Minnesota.
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CANADIAN BORDER LODGE.
can Ideal Family Resort"

Located on Moose Lake, IT miles east of
Ely on the Fernberg road. Hotel and log
cabin accommodations. Electric lights.
Housekeeping Cabins. Rates reasonable.
Cabins $500 to $4,000 per week including
boat, ice, linens and fuel.
GEORGE B. MYRUM, Proprietor,
Ely, Minnesota.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-07-07

Can you imagine q car that sells It
self and doubles In sales In city
after city-in the face Of today's stiff
eompetitioni
That's what the new Dodge Ii do
ing. Winning thousands Of new
owners, by laying its cards on the
table. Asking any other car in the
low price field to match Il on the
open road, In trafhc, and up hills.
Isn't this the way IN automobile
should be bought On merit alonei
Don't you want to buy q car on what
it actually does In your own hands?
Why gamble On wordsa
accept Dodses Challenge
Go to your nearest Dodge dealer and
ask for the "Show- Down" plan and
score card. Then 60 out and Try to
make any competitors car do what
the big new Dodge Six does 80 easily.
See If it can stay anywhere near the
Dodge on hill. Try to make II ride
half as smoothly, even over rough
est roads. Try to make IL fash Ahead
in traffic, the way the Dodge does,
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-07-07
JOHNSON BROS. FISHING CAMP.

Located on Eastwood Lake in the best of
good fishing. Both Dining Room and Log
Cabin Housekeeping accommodations. A
Motorboat service daily from Winton to the
Camp. Write for detailed information and
literature.
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
Winton, Minnesota
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ROTHMAN'S CABINS

ROTHMAN'S CABINS
Bear Island Lake.
Housekeeping Cabins, completely fur
nished. Camping Grounds, Boats, Good
Bathing Beach, Good Fishing, Good Drink
ing Water, Pure Ice, Electric Lights. IL
miles from Ely and Shagawa Country Club.
Write for detailed information.
j. A. ROTHMAN, Proprietor,
Ely, Minnesota.
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ELY ARROWHEAD GUIDES
ASSOCIATION.

AT Resort, Fishing Camp, Lodge or for
a Canoe Trip ask for Guides from the
Arrowhead Guides Association and make
sure of a safe and pleasant trip in the
Arrowhead Superior National Forest
Quetico Provincial Park. Address,
JAMES ROLANDO, Secretary,
Ely, Minnesota.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-07-07
A Measure

Whoever makes too much or [
tie of himself has a false measU
everything.-Lavater.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-07-07
AIRPLANE SIGHTSEEING TRIPS.

See this wonderful lakeland from the
air. Fish in lakes seldom reached except
after days of strenuous canoe travel. Write
us for folder etc.
SCENIC ANYWAYS, INC,
Ely, Minnesota.
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PETERSON'S FISHING CAMP,

Winton, Minnesota.
Located on Eastwood Lake IL miles off
the beaten path, offers you the best fishing
in this State today. Launch service twice
daily. Office at the Border Lakes Outfit
ting Co., Winton. Car storage at the dock.
M. w. PETERSON, Proprietor,
Winton, Minnesota.
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EXPLORATION AND ADVENTURE
in the

Superior-Ouetico Country
Complete Quitting Service for Canoe
Trips, Camping, Wilderness Expeditions of
any length in the border regions. Write
for free booklet and information.
BORDER LAKES OUTFITTING CO.,
Winton, Minnesota.
Cat the end of the road, miles from Ely.)
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HOW TO KEEP WELL

BY Educational Committee of the Minnesota State Medical Association
Evening star., 1933-12-07
ADAM A. wEscH1za 4 SON. Auetieneers.

1AGSa1ls pWaE1lsNda dA 10. st7e s4Ssnsp HolMsAp Fac sEaeE
NV. WITH METAL GARAGE N REAR.
Hber No. t06e fold. %. ct seq. one OF the
land records Of the District Of Columbia. and
undersaned sufvisins trustee win ofier, for
on on TUEsDXY. 81 The s.1i TwHIfTH III DAY oT 81:
GMR 6GEMMsER Jess. :, AT ar0gR.jTcAnM;sT.X1 1;s.1
S,Sessss in s; D.;tf|ss =, 4. q oSla%ss e Tis
Mary A. Holmead and others subdivision
Of land now known rs ''Holmead Manor"
as per plat recorded in Gov. Shepherd. pages
1855 and 1877. IN the once Of the surveyor
sS se sns ens feet Of
ceedinRs in District Court Case No. 500 for
alley purposes. Subject to covenants Of
record aRecting said property;
Terms Of sale: One-third OF the purchase
money to be paid in cash. balance In equal
notes Of purchaser psysSis in one. tive and
three years. with interest at six Der cent
annually. secured 81 xrst dssd Of trust. upon
% oc ~ q s: oocS g ssa o
purchaser at sale. Examination Of title.
conveyencinE. recording. revenue stamps and
nctarial fees 1t cost Of purchaser. Terms
to b complied with within thirty days from
day Of sale. othervise trustee reserves the
dsfsusins tps st:r I've dsss @ Adv sds.1
tisement OF such resale In some newspaper
puhli!hsd in Washinston, p, O. ef .depesit
ss.::s e :ssisisis Tishs; s1aisss dsfsslsias sai-
CHARLES I. MoeoANsroN.
no2o. .de2.6.70.12 surviving Trustee.
Evening star., 1933-12-07
FRANK F. PATTERSON 4"
OF SUN STAFF DIES
Former Appointee Of Cleveland
Succumbs to Heart
Disease.

~ the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, December 7-Frank
Fries Patterson. for IS years connected
with the Sun and the Evening Sun here,
died yesterday. He was 50 years Of age.
Heart disease was given as the cause Of
his death.
Born In winston Salem, N. c., he was
educated at The University Of North
Carolina. He was appointed assistant
land commissioner at Lewiston, Idaho,
by President Grover Cleveland and later
was connected with q British concern
operating plantations In South America.
Returning to America In the COS. he
first was on the news staff Of the Balti-
more American and then Joined the Sun
as Q sports writer. He later served on
the editorial stan Of the Sun papers and
at the time Of his death conducted the
forum of the Evening Sun.
He Is survived by Mrs. Patterson, who
before their marriage was Miss Ethel
Mary Thomas Of Frederick, Nd, and
the following brothers:
Rufus L. Patterson and Edward v.
Patterson, both Of New York: John L.
Patterson of Richmond, Va, and A. II.
Patterson, q member Of the faculty at
the University Of North Carolina.
Evening star., 1933-12-07
AUCTION sALEs-WTURE DAYS.
THO0. J. OWEN son. AuOT1ONEKN6,
lA31 EYE II. NV.
.-By.BUD FISHER

7HUsIsE Tnsczsn sbw bwn9no. e HAHIAAootMs HAoMs. Da rs
E6oFF4Hwssr. R6FTISFs laos Perm s1HIkr
By virtue q certain dee DEED q t tru.t duly
sea. Of the land records Of the District Of
COLUMBIA, and At shs rsaus.t Of the part. z,
viii sell. At public auction; In front of the
premises. on MONDAY. THE EIdHTEENTH
DAY OF DECEMBER. AID. 1888. AT FOUR
O'CLOCK PM. the following described land
and premises. situate In the District OF
Columbia. and designated rs and being lot
18th STREET nass :, e:
plat recorded In the once of the surveyor
at folio 8; subject to the building festric.
tion line as shown on said plat; subject
also to covenants Of record. which viii be
read At time Of SALE ... -. ~. v,,,
equal equal instsilmsnts payable in one. two,
three and four years. with interest ct 8
annually from day Of sale. secured By nr.t
deed Of trust upon the property sold. or AL
cash. at the option Of the purchaser.
deposit Of. $3.50 vilI Be reeuirsd at time
complied with within thirty days from day
of sale. otherwise the trustees reserve the
right to resell the property. at the risk and
cost Of defaulting purchaser. after nye days
advertisement Of such resale in some news
paper published In WashinEton. D. G.
dHo. cALvERT. BOWIE.
JAMES J. BECKER