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Mrs. Oliver Cromwell. formerly a
distinguished society leader of this
city returned Yesterday To her pres
cnt home in New York after a brief
visit with friends here.
Mrs Dan + Shuckart, noe Miss
hassio Bell, vino has been the guest
oi Der sister Mrs " Il McMtuipu.
during visit ia the city returned
"Wednesday a. her home in Denver
Mr- e. a Fiskc, an eminent plat
form speaker and national lecturer
for the Daughters uf the American
Revolution. spent Wcdncsday IN the
clty the guest of Mrs. 4. Ross cobb.
Mrs Fiskr was cn route 10 her home
In New YORK city from a Visit tu her
son in Globc, Aria, whore she coli
lccIcd data for lecture to hc pre-
sented soon on GA, Indians of lho
southwest
Mys L. II. ncydhr. widow uf an
honored santa Fe engineer who met
trnfic dcgih same tvs" years ngo
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08

has returned to Albuquerque after "A
years absence In California.
Nj. and Mrs. Follctt and daughter
lvn Thursday for their homo In Iowa
after wintering In this city.
Dr T.. Mcqueen Gray returned the
first OF the week from "A trip To- Ann
Arbor. Mich
Miss Elsie Meyers viii leayc Mon
day FOR 81 Louis To spend two months
visiting relatives.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Joe Brcn, playwright
aud accomplished actress ar, expect
I'd Ia arrive the first OF the week to
supervise the rchcarsals of the Eiks'
theatrical TIA; viii begin ia earnest
aud take on the tone of "Bronnish'
strcnuosity the last week before its
presentation.
Tomorrow evening Miss Helen
Barnes VIII arrive from California Ia
he TIA. CUES, of the local Y. W &. \.
for several DAYS.
Friends are gratiiird to learn that
Mrs Edna Phillips of sol West Ii
ful operation at ST. Joscph's hospital
and win return To her home next
wccR.
Rev. u. Bertrand Tolbcrt will leave
this evening for Gallup. y. NJ, TO at.
tend the state conference of Cungrc-
gationaiists To convene In the Carbon
| city for three days session. IN,
| A u.til la. tiII.I
tomorrow morning by Rev John Gass
! Following - an excerpt from "a let
ter by victor Harris VINO. II h said
| holds the musical world OF New York
! city In the palm OF his hand Mr.
| Harris wrote the following 10 a friend
In this city Mrs. Charles Frank has
! been here now about "A fortnight and
| Is already hard al work, She has a
| splendid voice with every qualifica
ton to make an excellent singer. Sh,
ia intelligent and seemingly very sori'
] Gus IN her work and II am given
/ enough time | shall make her one o'
I the finest sopranos IL be heard any
whore. look forward with muci
' pleasure 20 her work ana shalt ne sur
| pTiscd u she does not make hug,
success. comment is unnecessary
since All Albuquerque feels gratlfica
ton aud pride over the appreciation
from such a high authority OF Mrs
lrauk,
Mrs Barbara Goodman and iitil
daughter LETT last evening To visi
rvlat.y,. IN " sIula v be absent
frum the city for some time.
Mrs N.Y. Martin Will leav" Monda'
evening for ri pasp to be gone weel
cor more from the city. Mrs. Marti'
viii he thc guest of her parents MI
aud Mrs. craig and sisters Ia the Pas
CiV
Mrs W A. Barney will entertain
the celebrated Y W. q. A. WORKER
Mis- Helen Barnes during her sta
iu this city for two days. Mss Barn"
Nlll arrive tomorrow evening itou
the west.
Mrs T.. " paul and little child o
~anu Re VIII return 10 the city a
Holy Faith" the first of the wee
after "A pleasant visit IN tins city IN
guest of Mrs. l.. 81. Rice.
Mr.. Burton. Mrs. Burton ana it'll
Mary Burton of eos South Arno stree
viii l.ay. the first 81 the Nsuh III
Burtons spent the past winter IN Al
hnan"rau"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
OROCRANOE.

Mrs. John Mccoy and children and
Miss Bessie Long of Ada. Okla. are
here. the guests ~ Mrs. McCoi' s
mother. Mra Cox j y. Ahsnp. q X.
Waidie and Mcssrs Cox. Taylor and
John Van Wrinkle were I'll Paso visit
ors last week
The dance given by Mr. and Mrs.
Tom J. Cox in honor OF the COW
boys. was success IN every way
Music was furnished by Messrs. Cox
and Frank Taylor Those present
were Misses Caryc Dean. Erin Dan
ley. Fannie Cravey. Tcns Cox. and
Sarah virdcn: Mesdames T. !. Cox
and Lon Danlcy: Mcssrs. Globe Van
Wrinkle John O'S,evens. Joe Gar
dencr. Jesse Wor,hington, Henry Nc
Gee. ]. c. Danley. Harry Work. Val
Work, Bert Stevenson and Frank Tay
lOr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
AND NLBUVCERQuE TOO
MAS 4 1tW MOIsO

There is one quality which brings
to It's puSscssor naught but ridlcul'
or what ts stil worse positive dislike.
II IN sometimes called copccit. hut u
rs more forcibly expressed by "cso.
tism"
t,gotism ana skcpticiSm are cpm.
panions lin a miserable ifr Tao
egctist IL constantly occupied with
s'if has no thoughts 10 spare ia
others. He refers 90 himself Ia all
things thinks ~ himself and studies
himself until his own little self be.
comes his ruling principle Of action.
An egotist Is seldom person of
brilliant mind \ talented OF sensible
man is apt TO drop out of his narrative
every allusion 80 ,ilmsclf liz Is cpn-
tent with putting the theme on us
own ground
He who thinks 10. can nnd In HIM
self the AGILITY ta do without others
IL much mistaken. but he who think
others cannot do without him Is still
more mistaken
EHotism II the most contcmptiDl ~"
quality In the human race. u IL ("
nature what paint ~ 20 beauty. II IL
not only needless. but II impai =
what It would Improve
An cgotist rs also n scif-appointci
critic Iie viii attempt To- pick cut
az the shortcomings and wrongdo-
ings In others aud compare them In
an unfavorahlc light with his own
| righteous acts. cyclists are found
( In every country and every town. and
Carlsbad has its share pf the disgust
| ing breed Carlsbad Argus.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
\IsTCsIN.

The birthday party of Herbert
Mcndcnhall Friday evening. COM
mcmorating the eighteenth anniNcr-
sary uf the host. was u most enjoy
able affair A delightful lunch was
served ana u club was organized To
be known as the =, + u. Those pres
,nt were Mossrs. Harper. Gcrrclls. An-
dcrson Brainard. Erb. Brewer. Coop.
or, williams. Patrick. Williamson and
Mendenhall.
The wedding of Miss Eliza boon
and Mr.. Charles Rove, which took
place last "Wednesday at noon. Vas y
very quiet affair. only relatives hnd
one close friend being present MIR
and Mrs. Rowe viii make their home
In Artcsia.
Miss Ethel Ncwcomb has returned
from visit to Roswell.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
AlAMOGOROO.

LAS, Tuesday C. T. Mitchell aud
family and Clarence Hunter, George
Bent and family. Charles Downs and
family. Edwin Mechcm and Frank
STANLEY formed an auto party which
made n triL TO III Paso They
made the journey without mishap, re-
turning TO Alamogordo Thursday.
They reported "A pleasant "Trip and an
ENJOYABLE ,isi, In the Pass CITY
The shaking Quakers' was the
title of an entertainment Al the high
school Frids. right. April :
Last Saturday evening Miss Mary
Simms entertained Il number oi
friends with the popular game -. y
The party was given In honor of Miss
Grace Spence of Carrizozo who wat
visiting friends here Those presen,
were Mrs Smms. Misses Mary
Simms. Grace spence, Marcia Holmes
, Mary Darbyshire. Bethel Phillips
May Pierce. Iona Woods. Pauline
Remis. Messrs Lacy Simms, ! q
Holmes. Farmer. Hutchins. Austin
! Shcela Groom. Leo White. James ant
| Eugene Simms
The great part Of the evening wa'
| spent ~ -" then were served de
! licious refreshments consisting o
coffee, angel and devils food. a,s'
many beautiful vocal selections wcr'
rendered, by talented singers present
and many instrumenlals were enjoyed
Al the hour of l2. the guests depart
ed, having spent one nf the pleas
ATTEST and merricst times In thei
lives.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
HACE n MAN.

One of The chief events of the past
week In social AFFAIRS was the mar.
riage of Mrs Gertrude kclton Malone
and Mr. Henry 4 Wurizel both pop.
ular people OF this section,
The ceremony took pace at the
home Of the brides sister, Mrs. !. u.
blythe. The handsome residence with
It's pretty furnishings made other ar
range ments unnecessary. Rev. G. H.
McAnally. pastor ~ the Hagcrman
NJ " church. Ofitciated.
Owing 10 the prominence Of the
couple the announcement Of the in
tended marriage created much friend
~ Interest. Mr. Murtzei Is a member
Of one OF our most highly respected
families and IL man OF excellent
character and worth. lie IL one of
our prosperous young farmers and,
together with his brother. has devel'
oped one Of the finest farming and
orchard properties In the valley. but
which they recently disposed OF
Mrs Wuiizel has resided In the
community for about u year and q
hat, and during that time has won
! the respect and love ~ u large circle
~ friend, She has been tho pro
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08

Every family and especially thos"
who reside In the country should be-
provided AT all tunes With "A bottle or
Chamberlain's Llnimeni. There is ne
telling when II may be wanted ia
ease of AN accident ar emergency 1t
~ most excellent In all eases 81 rheu-
matism. spraihs and bruises. sold by
al! druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
Additional
Society Me.us

Williams, COL South High street, the
occasion being the regular monthly
study session, the annual election OF
officers and social meeting of the cir
Gle. The study OF the day Coniu'
cius." war ably conducted by Mrs
kappcl IN which all the iadies On.
gagged In earnest discussion The
election OF officers resulted in the
following ladies being chosen To serve
The coming year
President. Mrs Van Eaton. FIRST
vice president Mrs karpcl. see
ond vice president. Mrs Hammond ,
secretary. Mrs. Hayward treasurer
Mrs Burton; social committee. Me-.
danes DOYLE and Moscr. program
committee. Mosdames Fornby and
Runyan; lookout committee Mrs
Crawford During the informal pleas
urcs OF the social hour appctiling rC
iroshmonts were served
The christian End,ayor society OF
a., - Pauis Evangelical Lutheran
rurch held It's first monthly sociaI
7 4ay evening ~ the home OF Di and
Nrs ] j Hamilton, gOl South Third
street There was an unusually lHrR,
ass"mblage present 10 enjoy the KIND
hospitality OF the llaniliOns. Ther
vas much interest aud enjoy mcnt dis
played IA the unique and original pro
gram prepared by the sociai commit
tee oI The society Good music was
ono o. The delightful features Tn,
vocal and Instrumental sclccii ions
were rendered by Miss pugh Nj kcl
D. and Mrs Hamilton At th" clos,
90 The program Refreshments vrrc
served Among those presenl woI,
the following Mlsse, Jennie Sichlcy
Emma Osicrhamp. Selma kroawcr
fricda Neertz. Ethel FI'goyiCtf
Stella Schreiber Elsie Il MhlcI
Sophie stump, Helen Mclay. layG
Kreamer. Annie v AlDcis lydH
kfaxbergef Anna Auson 49,.
Schre,ber u NJ Rugh. paula Seebohu
Margaret Seebohn, Alma Tei,h Mar
paulson, Emile krarberger Marin
keefef. Mcsdames " = Oberholt.
co. z. G keeier D. " Hamilton, j
, hamilton : McLay, NJ T. Albors
Mossrs \ & Sichlcr T. J Mccrtz. +
J. Steiner. ,rmin kraomoI A ] Goo
dard NJ l.. Albers, v. H Kelly. Y {
kraemoI G n. Decker Hcllwi
VI chhe T. j Hamilton, Rev " ;
oberhoii2er f G. keeicr ana Maste
Walter Obcrholizer
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08

IN santa ~ for several yenis aud has
many friends In Ioca, social circles.
Governor and Mrs, Mills entertained
informally ut dinner last night at tn"
executive mansion. The dinner vas
followed by two tables of bridge.
Those present were. Dr. and Mrs.
Rolls. Mr. Bronson eating. cx-Gov.
crnor Otero. Mrs. A. NJ. Bergcrc aud
DIR. nIshop
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08

pcilins domestic force In the Blyihc
household and In her acquisition Mr..
Wurtzcl has won the favor Of a kind.
~ fate.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
tniun Ni~-ioi,nr, Meeting

Tho allied missionary societies oi
III, tnrious churches viii hold the
annual missionary program ana
social gathering the last FRIDAY IN
April M thc Baptist church when an
interesting program viii be- gendered
by those chosen ~ tho central COM
Inlttee md the Baptist ladies viii en-
terrain curing the social hour.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08

The earnest cooperation and sup
port Of fscry nan. woman. church
clnb. school and lodge Is invited bt
ihp lacal Young Woman Christian
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
BEAVERS CONTEST
STANDING OF the Candidates.

To, UTdCt NTTHIlHtI '.'.,-.-t,',-'-' TUF
Polling places; n. NJ, Cigar store
Williams drug store. Beavers club
Schutt's candy store Singer cigar
store California Fruit stand. VannI
drug store.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
, PATRIOTIC sUnlETIEs
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Following u brief session devoted U"
ruutin. business. the ladies ui the
John \. Logan circle of thc q. y. "
passed delightful session ycsl'tdaN
afternoon In tn. \. -. t. W nan IN
social informally, ending In the pleas.
uros ~ delicious luncheon servcd
by The president. Mrs Mullisan. ana
MTs. putnam. several visitors W"r"
present a, the after mccune \ com
mittoc was appointed by the pfcsident
To- confer with the committcr ~ the
W u e. and III. comrades 81 ~" ~.
\ v. relative To IN" entertainment oi
visiting veterans during the annual
oncnmpmcnt here IN MAJ The COM
mittce are. Mcsdn mes ~trNafd. Cole
man. Myers and Johnson.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
They Bring Results.
Try a Herald Want Ad.

u Is tho nature OF women 10 suffer
uncomplainingly. the discomforts and
fears that accompany the bearing Of
children. Motherhood Is their crown.
ing glory. and they brave its suffer
inGs for the Joy that children bring.
No expectant mother need suffer.
however. during the period Of wait.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
.SMNxSs
X0ANxQ

Ing, nor feel that she y u danger vi
in preparation Of the evsut. Mother
caused BY the strain % the diaersn
action. prevents backacho and nusnbI
Of breast glandA Its regular use ats
system for . proper and natural
sading Of the term, and II assures
for her . quick and complete Tecov-
cry. Mothers Friend In sold at
drug stores. Write for free book for
expectaut mothers.
O1ADyI1LD REGULATOR co..
Atlanta o..
Milford chronicle., 1911-04-07
MAGNOLIA.

| The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. NJ. L. Rich
ards on N Onday evening. Nineteen memDers
responded to roll-caii, many being Kept away
| by / clement weather. Two new mem Ders
Mrs. Eva Ingram and Mrs Matilda Davis. were
added. AS this was the time TO elect oncers
Tor the ensuing year, most Of he evening was
occupied in business interests. Ine DOCKS
were audited by committee, and showed
heal by condition Eignty-lne members com
pose this organization OF united and aggressive
effurt-a power utiliZed Follow officers we're
elected: Pres dent Mrs. sue Paradee; vlee-pres-
ideut. Mrs Emma Taylor; secretary MISS Lot
tie Conner; assistant secretary, Mrs. virginia
Haddeman; treasurer, Mrs. Emma JacksOn.
Refreshments were served by the genial most
ess, and the meeting adjourned TO neet VITA
Mrs Hannah Roe in Mry. ,s
Frank Waller OF Philadelphia, visited
relatives here Saturday aud sunday.
Martin Grace ana Martin Sedden, OF : hila-
delphia, are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Peter L.
Miss salhe Moore left on Saturday for a
months stay in Philadelphia And West Ches-
ter Pa.
tained by Mrs Eliza Moore on Sundsy.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry HOuseman were guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. John hOuseman on Snnoay.
Mrs J. W. Taylor Was the guest OF MT ana
Mrs. T. Warren, JT., al Wyoming last week.
The Sunday ScdOOl Board met at the nome
o. Mr.. and Mrs. /. +. Faulkner on wednesday
evening.
and Trustees was held al the church on Tues
day evening, locking to the financial interests
Of the conference year.
The Epworth League service on Sunday even
ing will be led by Mrg. Virginia Halueman.
Topic. "a Good Servant but A Bad Master"
The Mission study Glass on Korea VIII nolo
the eighth and last session on next Monuhy
evening at the parsonage 10 Is an intensely IN
teresting and instructive study, Whlch mas Deen
greatly promoted by the reference library We
owe a debt Of gratitude to the state IraYenng
Library for this added benefit.
Milford chronicle., 1911-04-07
School Clerks rake Notice.

All Clerks Of public schools should
keep in mind the fact, that two copies
Of the annual report for each school
must be filed out by the teacher, and
one copy be delivered to the County
Superintendent Of Schools for the
county, and the other copy be delivered
to the Secretary of State Board OF Edu
cation, Dover, DEL, before the Clerk
or Treasurer Of the District, can legally
pay to the teacher the last months
salary OF the school year Unless q
certificate is IN hand to that effect vi
the annual settlement Of the school
accounts, the State Auditor will not
have authority to allow the mOnth's
salary SO paid as 3 credit at the annual
settlement IN July and August
THEO TOWNSEND,
Auditor Of Accounts
Milford chronicle., 1911-04-07
KOlynOs.

Kolynos is q refreshing, aDticeptic
dental cream which cleans the teeth to
perfection and sterilizes the mouth to Q
degree hitherto believed i'm possible.
KOlnos is most agreeable, so that the
toilet Of the mouth is looked forward to
with delight, especially by children
who dislike to brush the teeth. KOly
nos actually does prevent decay.
For sale only at the Pratt Drug Store
Don't forget Liquid KOlynos-the
mort powerful suticeptic tooth wash
3.l7.tf PRATT DRUG STORE
Milford chronicle., 1911-04-07
BURRSVILLE.

Our town has seemed deserted since Monday
Il being due thai court IS in session al Denton
and a nuInoer Of rersors are summoned on thu
Morgan murde- case.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coursey Hammond Of Harring
ton were delightfully."- entertained as we,l as Mrs
John Tha ley at the home Of Miss Eva A. Thaw
ley.
Mrs Nary Cahali returned home Wednesday
after a very pleasant visit with her daughter
Mrs, Arnie Downham, Of Wyoming
ed the Quaker City.
Rev. J. T. Bailey. pastor Of Union N. P. Church
iefI for c inference on "Wednesday which con-
veues at fredericksburg,
Miss Mary II Thawiey and Mr. Arthur Cahali.
of Felten, were entertained al tea al the home OF
Miss Flor ie r. Dill on Sunday
Miss Bertha Baker, Of Ringolds Green, was a
weekend visitor at the home Of Miss Mary X.
Breeding.
The market has beer well supplied with the
herring and some shad this season.
Miss Matte Smith, Of Harrington, and Mr. o.
Cochran OF Dorchester county, have been recent
visitors at the home Of Miss Edith Simpson east
Of town
After three months visit at West Hohoken.
n. J., with her son, Oscar B. Stafford Mrs NJ.
AliCe Stafford and son James have returned.
Carroll Thawley and family were recent visit
ors at the home Of Mrs. James Marvel, Of B arclay
Miss Ethel Z. Cahall, Of FELTON,. returned h ome
Sunday after a weeks visit wi her grandfather
and friend, VIM. +. Cahall ana Miss p. K. Dill.
The mumps have again reached this town, and
Come Of our Young ladies as well as gentlemen
are suffering with the dreaded disease
Aittle Miss Leta Sparks was a Wis tor at her
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. ". P. Stafford last
wtek.
Our town can boast OF few smart people, fer
on the hrst Of April some calling attention to
"All Fools Day"
Glad to report Fred Otwell able 10 walk around
on crutches after having such an accident as was
reported in the Chronicle last week.
One Of the best ways for person to invest
part OF their money, and its a small portion is
to subscribe for the Milford Chronicle for it's
newsy little paper.
Rev. T. J. Sard preached his 6Tst sermon on
Sunday at Wesley N. K Church since conference
10 a good audience. He desires to reorRanize
the Epworth League and expects to call a meet.
ing this month for that purpose
Mrs. Wooters. Of Denton, is the guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. John Smith.
Mr. John Stokes and Pearl saterheid are on
the sick list.
Milford chronicle., 1911-04-07
card Of Thanks.

desire to express my heartfelt thanks
to those who go kindly remembered Us
in our late bereavement Occasioned by
the death Of my dear husband and am
sincerely thankful to my friends and
neighbOrs for the kindness and condo
lence extended during bis last sickness
and at his death and burial.
MRS ELIZABETH PORTER
Milford chronicle., 1911-04-07
Grand Auction Sale Of 20 Beautiful
Building Lots in MilTsFd, Del

Friday, April 2lst, at 10 q. M The
Dixie Reality Company OF South Bos.
ton, Va will hold q zig suction sale
on the above date for the purpose oi
dispNsing Ofthe splendid lots known ss
the Causey Lsnd in Milford, which
they recently purchased Of the Farm.
ers Bank. These lots are large ones and
are closer to town than snv Others now
on the market for sale. The methods
Of the Company are we'll known, they
sell every lot at auction for what it
brings. At this sale the terms will be
very easy, cash, balance in 6, l2 and
Is months with interest, enabling the
man OF modern means splendid oppOr.
tunitiee to invest bis mORey as well as
the one Of more capital. One cannot
find safer places to buy land than on
the Eastern Shore, where lands are al
ways higher next year Many of those
who attended the recent tales Of this
Company at Crisfield, BTidgeville and
Harrington and bought property, have
already sold at splendid profits, some
OF the purchasers. Of Harrington prop.
erty have sold their lots at exactly
twice the price paid at auction. Mil
ford is one OF the best towns on the
Shore and this land is the best in Mil
ford, naturally those who attend the
sale and buy can expect quick sure
profits.
Milford chronicle., 1911-04-07
Jump & Jump.

We have purchased the property and
entire stock Of merchandise Of Johnson
& Koch "a full line Of Dry Goods,
Groceries, Hard ware, Paints, Stoves,
MattinRs etc We sre sure to have
something you need Come in anyway
and lets get acquainted. We want to
give you a square deal. Remember you
have q specisl invitation to come and
see Us. JUMP & JUMP,
Dealers 10 General Merchandise,
Houston, Delaware.
Milford chronicle., 1911-04-07
Special Features The Big Sale

The Famous Dixie TwiH Auctioneers
crying the same bid, Ou the same lot,
at the same tim, in the same tone Of
voice. The Great Gold Guessing Con
test, in which S25 in gold coin will be
given away free rs prizes, $50 worth Of
silver souvenirs free to those attending
the sale Music by the Milton Band &.
all will lend attraction to the occasion
and big crowd is expected Ladies
invited
DIXIE REALTY Co,
Local address. Windsor Hotel, Milford,
Home Office. S. Boston Va.
Milford chronicle., 1911-04-07
New Gas Company.

Ex-United States Senator r. R. Ken
ney Of Dover ls the president Of new
Gas COmgany now operating st Sea.
ford, Delaware. The company is under
contract to supply Laurel and will alsO
extend its lines Of pipe to Blades, Bethel
and DelmsT on the south and to Bridge
willie on the north OF SeafOfd.
The central plant at Seaford was con
structed under the supervision Of an
engineer Of the United Gas Improve
ment Company Of Philadelphia, is Of
most modern construction aud has q
capacity of l2O, OOO cubic feet per day.
Messrs. H w. Miller and o. John.
stOn OF Philsd elphia have the placing
OF the Bonds Of the company. They are
guests Of the Central Hotel. The Bonds
are $500 each end run for 20 years bear
ing per cent. interest, payable semi.
annually. They are amply secured by
q mortgage on all the properties Of the
company including also it's franchises
and privileges.
The county Of Sussex has granted the
company free use Of all its highways
and the cities OF Seaford and Laurel
have both passed long term franchises
for its benefit.
The ) per cent Bonds are q very
choice and desirable investment.
Further information can be obtained
by calling on OF writing to Messrs. Mil.
leT aud Johnston at the Central Hotel,
Milford.
The SOUTH DELAWARE GAS COMPANY