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Milford chronicle., 1917-04-27
Friday

Wife the French advance was moi
so spectacular as on preceding day
Of the great battle along the Aisne AM
in the C7am9agne. progress was con
tinue1- This was noteby true north
east Of Soissons. There tn lines oil
development are gradually being
drawn ne0rer to the impcr- ant railway
center of Laon, strategic objective
in this division OF the front.
The Fre7ch gained ground in the
vicinity ~ o~aux. TIE Advance was
characterized in the oficial statement
as "conoi1erable."
Sigrs Of renewed activity al~o I'D
pearel in tive British front in the A.
ras b-tt'efel1, Were some gains f.
the Lens reglcn and east cf Fempeu1
were reported. onion ~eD~rt- B II
ish PROGRESS in the neigAb rh~ol o.
ViTe-s Guielain m'dw0y be wen s.
Quentin and Cambria
Milford chronicle., 1917-04-27
PROPOSALS
Board OF State Supplies, Dover, Del.

Sealed proposals addressed as above
endorsed Proposals for Printing and
supplies for printing Corporation Laws,
School Laws, Constitution. Election and
Registration Laws, Report Of Auditor Of
Accounts, Adjutant Generals Report
State Treasurer's Report Report OF State
Board of Health, Insurance Commission
er's Report Banking Laws and other
printing stationery and supplies for the
use of the Secretary Of State, State
Treasurer, Insurance Commission er, Au-
ditOr of Accounts, Chancellor State
Board Of Education, Superintendent of
Schools for Kent County. Superintendent
of Schools for Sussex County, Superin-
tendent of Schools for New Castle Cou-
ty, State Board Of Agriculture and Clerk
Of the Peace Of New Castle County, win
be received until o'clock Z. M, on the
3lst day of May, A. D., 1917.
Specifications and blank proposals may
be obtained at Office Of Secretary Of
State on or after Nav a. 1917
Samples of proposed printing and sup
plies. when specifications refer to sam
pies may be seen at the Office Of the
Secretary Of State.
The proposals must be accompanied by
a certified check for 10 per centum Of the
amount Of bid payable TO the Secretary
of said Board.
Only those proposals made upon the
blanks furnished by said Board will be
entertained.
Right to reject any and all bids is re-
EVERETT C. JOHNSON,
Secretary Board Of State Supplies.
Dover, Del.
April %, 1917. Ap-3O-4t
Milford chronicle., 1917-04-27
PUPILS EXAMINATIONS.

Pupils who expect TO enter a Sew
enth or higher grade of a State Ap-
proved High School System must pass
an examination prescribed by the
State Board of Education. On Satur-
day. May 5th. in Approved High
Schools in each County, between the
hours of 8 a. m. and 4 p. m. exam
nations will be conducted by the
High School principals in Reading.
Arithmetic. Grammar L. S. History.
Physiology and Hygiene, Political
Geography and Spelling. Pupils must
supply pencils or pens. To enter the
examination, pupils must present a
certificate from the home school stat
ing they have passed the Sixth or a
higher grade, and have completed the
highest grade of the home school.
Certificates of admission to an Ap-
proved High School will be issued 10
candidates whose general average in
the examination is so per cent. or
higher.
In Kent County the examination
will be conducted in Smyrna. Dover.
Felon. Milford. Clayton.
Caesar Rodney. Frederick, Magnolia.
High Schools. Candidates
may take the examination at any
High School, regardless Of whether
or not they expect to attend that
school.
For the State Board of Education.
i-2l-2t CHAS. A. WAGNER
Milford chronicle., 1917-04-27
PUPILS EXAMINATIONS.

Pupils who expect to enter Sew
enth or higher grade of a State Ap-
proved High School System must pass
an examination prescribed by the
State Board of Education. On Satur-
day. May 5th. in Approved High
Schools in each County, between the
hours of a. m. and p. m. exam
nations Will be conducted by the
High School principals in Reading.
Arithmetic Grammar. U. S. History
Physiology and Hygiene, Political
Geography. and Spelling, Pupils must
supply pencils or pens. To enter the
examination, pupils must present a
certificate from the home school stat
ing they have passed the Sixth or
higher grade, and have completed the
highest grade of the home school.
Certificates of admission to an Ap-
proved High School will be issued to
candidates whose general average in
the examination is so per cent. or
higher.
In Sussex County the examinations
will|be conducted in Georgetown.
Laurel. Lewes. Seaford, Bridgevile.
Delmar, Frankford, Greenwood. Mills
bOro, Milton. SelbyUlle, Millvile.
Ocean View. RehOboth High Schools.
Candidates may take the examination
at any High School. regardless Of
whether or not they expect to attend
that school.
For the State Board of Education.
4-27-2t CHAS A. WAGNER
Milford chronicle., 1917-04-27
MONDAY.

Ushered in by a prolonged ar.iller!
bombardment. a renewed alta k /,
force has been begun by the Britisl
on the German lines in northern
France. The new stroke was given rs
first impetus. ION both sides of the
river Scarpe," as the official sta emeni
puts it.
The extent Of the attack has not ye.
been clearly DEVELOPED. As it is an
nounced to have been launched ''on 8
wide 'front.'" it probably reaches we'
toward Vimy positions on the nor.t
and beyond the Arras-Camb-ai road tC
the south.
The French are holding their gain
on the Aisne against strong efforts Of
the Germans to retake the positions
A new movement at possibly vita
importance appears to have been mare
by the Germans on the eastern frcnt
The departure from Libau, on the Ba'
tic south Of the Gulf Of Riga. Of trans
7o-tr f"r an unknown destination y
reported.
Milford chronicle., 1917-04-27
FELTON,.

Saturday, at Trophy Grange, will
be sisters Day." and an interesting
program is being arranged. A large
number are expected.
The FELTON, baseball team played
the Conference Academy team Of Dow
er last week, with victory for the lat
ter team.
Miss Virgie Warren, who has been
on the sick list for the past few weeks.
is now improving.
J. d. Eaton. Ex-POstmaster Brad
ley and Fred Sharp have purchased
new Fords.
The school picnic, held at Marvel's
school on Saturday, proved to be a
very enjoyable event. Many from
surrounding districts were present
and the time was delightfully."- spent.
Miss Edna Billings. who has been
very i'll with pleurisy, is yet unable
to be out.
Miss Laura Benson is spending sew
eral days with her sister.
A picnic will be held at Forest Lane
school house on Saturday, April 2Sth.
People are beginning to go to Bow
ers Beach. and on Sunday a number
from here drove down to the resort
Mrs. Ella Sharp was the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. William King, at
Bowers. last week.
Louder Hoxter, colored, died at his
home on Saturday, April 2lst, after a
long illness. His funeral services
were held on Tuesday at his home and
interment made at Union cemetery.
Milford chronicle., 1917-04-27
You CAN Fight FOR YOUR
COUNTRY in YOUR KITCHEN

Inc Evening Journal brings the war
ana It's interest to the individual homo
uown to a very simple proposition 10
every home. and each housewife in DeIa.
ware, as we'll as in other States Tn
journal editorially says:
II Is impossible to put too much en-
pnasis upon the necessity for food saving
oy everyone during the war.
rood Is going to play as important
part II not a more important part. in the
war than guns and ammunition.
ne saving OF food is very largely an
individual problem.
In the FINAL analysis it is up 10 the
women of the nation.
~, Every woman should do her part in
lne governments campaign to increase
auu conserve the nation food supplies.
Inc food necessities Of all Of the ma
tons with which we are allied in the war
against Germany, are very great.
Inc people of America must save
every pound Of food that self-imposed
Iigid economy makes possible, to the end
that there be the greatest possible surplus
ior shipment to our hard pressed allies.
DO not make the mistake of confusing
lem.
You have no more moral right to
waste food simply because YOU can afford
to DO so than has your small income
ueighbor.
IL Is not question Of saving food for
me moneys sake. Il must be saved so
that there will be enough to 20 around.
Every pound of food that finds its
way to the garbage can means that much
loss Of fighting strength.
. Volunteer today, for the duration of
the war in the great American army of
food savers.
Begin now, today, to demonstrate
thrift in your home.
Make saving, rather than wasting,
your social standard.
To Wilmington housewives we would
say that you can fight for your country
IN your kitchen just as effectively as your
husbands, brothers, sons and sweethearts
are fighting for it on the field Of battle. "
Milford chronicle., 1917-04-27
4 GENERAL SURVEY OF
The WAR
WEDNESDAY.

Continuing their great offensive
along the Aisne and in the Cham
payne, the French have made further
important gains. More than $4,000
prisoners have been taken in the two
days OF the attack The German loss
es in killed, wounded and prisoners N
the second days fighting are estim t
ed at 10000 men. This would make a
total loss so far OF 130 in two days.
Twelve cannon. including three Of
large calibre. we're among the war ma
terial captured.
The battle developed heavy fighting
in the region northeast Of Scissors.
where General NiveEe's troops made
their most notable progress. Pushing
far north Of the Aisne. the French
completed their occupation Of Chivy.
east OF the Oise-Aisn canal.
The British are organizing for a re
newal Of the struggle in the A-ras re-
gion. The process Of development IS
being continued ab7ut Lers. Similar
operation at St. Quentin Is registering
progress.
Milford chronicle., 1917-04-27
To The Farmers
of this COuut

Last year we advised yua ~
raise White Corn. All whg dEE
so have profited more than bE EV7
other crop.
The demand for Hominy, EnE
Meal and Corn Flour made EDK
white corn both for home and fSE-
eign consumption is incrgszuE
every day.
Europeans have discovered In
white corn produces the chgzp11e
nourishing food for their anuieE
and citizens We predict a d.
mand next season that VIII EiNG
every farmer a good price GE,
corn and fair premium for VHiir
Corn
Do not overlook this opp0raH-
ity-Plant every available aeR IN
white corn as we can assure Hm-
a ready cash market. This EsE
son our mill bought every hNhd
of white corn for sale on flE
market.
BALTIMORE PEARL HOWY9
CO.. 5. +. Evans, Manager. RAE-
TiM0RE, MID. - -
Milford chronicle., 1917-04-27
THURSDAY

Germany has thrown nearly a quar-.
ter OF million fresh troops into the
fray on the sixty-mile sector Of the
western front between Scissors and
Auberive. These are unable to check
the French advance. Both north Of
the Aisne and in the Champagne Gen.
eral Nivelle's forces are pressing for
ward. The last stronghold OF the Ger.
mans on the Aisne was token with the
capture Of the Vaily bridgehead. Their
wavering lines continued to be pushed
rapidly northward.
From Chavonne the French have
driven more than three miles north
Of the river despite desperate re -f7t
ance by Won Hindenburg's reinforced
armies
The British are quiescent. so far as
official accounts show. awaiting their
turn to strike the other flank cf the
Hindenhurg lire.
The French have so far taken more
than 1000 prisoners. At last &C.
counts the British had taken more
than $4,000. So the combined offen.
sives thus fer have resulted in the cap.
ture of more than $1,000 men. or the
greater part of two German divisions
Milford chronicle., 1917-04-27
STEADFAST Confidence.
The Following Statement Should Form
Conclusive Proof Of Merit To
Every Milford Reader.

Could stronger proof Of the merit Of any remedy
be desired than the statements Of grateful endors-
ers who say their confidence has been undimin-
ished BY lapse Of time? These are the kind Of
statements that are appearing constantly IN your
local papers for Doans Kidney Pills They are
twice told and confirmed. with new enthusiasm.
can any reader doubt the following? It's from a
Milford resident:
j Harry Lynch R. F. d. mail carrier. 500 Car
Isle Street Milford. says; Il think the joltng
and Earring of my work. brought on kidney COM
nlaint also had bladder trouble in severe FORM
Al night. was compelled to get up often TO pass
the kidney secretions. which broke my rest had
= ,yeaL and painful back. Doan's Kidney Pills rid
me of every symptom Of the trouble" Statement
given November Is l909l; .,
On March 81. 1915 Mr.. Lynch sad am slit giaa
d, confirm ali / previously said recommending
Dosn's Kidney Pills. They have always helped me
whenever have needed kidney medicine
Price zoe at all dealers. Don't simply ask for
I,i5,s,S % rpnedv-Qet Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
tbat Mr. Lynch has twice publicly recommended.
FosterJMiburn Co.. Props. Buffalo. N T.
Milford chronicle., 1917-04-27
SUNDAY.

'0parent'v a big battle Is brewi0
-'.~g the front between Arras an
ms. where the British Fu-s are aga u
hsmmering the German lines. z ce"'
TOR this artillery activity and sma'
gains southeast Of Loos and he'waei
Arras and St. Quentin, in tAe r~gio
Of the Havrei1court W o. Sund '
passed with comparative calm.
Likewise on that rat o. he fr n
held by the French ar'il'er~ duels pre-
dominated. being intense between the
Somme and the Disc. In Champagne
the Germans launched several attacks
on the heights in the Mcssif Of Moron
villiers and AGAINST Mont Haut which
were repulsed with heavy casualties.
Milford chronicle., 1917-04-27
PIGEONS

Genuine Swiss Mondaines; their squalls weigh
from 20 to 26 ounces eaeh.
Belsisn CaFneeauH' their squads weigh from u
Genuine White KiRTa; their squads weigh from
Il to IS ounces each.
Mondain Maltese; ;Carreau1 White King Crosses
their squads weigh from l6 20 p ounces each
The above bresd d. are all fast workers and pro
duce squads IL noted.
Mated bonded and working breeders and young
s'ers Of the above breeds for sale at all times
come see them.
o. C. KNIGHT.
apl13-i3t Frederica Del
Milford chronicle., 1917-04-27
sATIIRnAY

Interest in thu gre-t French offen
sive gives wav 70 efartling news from
the interior Of Gcrmany. Veile
though the situation is in TIE mists o.
rigid Gems in. obscure1 by th,
shackled condition o. the Germor
press, sufficient has Leaked t. irdica't
the empire is facing a great ecancm'C
and politics. crisis.
n the meantime General NiveV
nsiutains his unrelent'ng pressure
AGAINST the ener1y at the mcst Wit
point of his dcfense-tte harp ang'e
al which the German line rurninF
south from Lens. turns east tow-r e
Rheims This angle has already be T
crushed into an aprreciable extent an
IS in f-'v'nent dac ger of being entire
ly shattered.
Milford chronicle., 1917-04-27
SHERIFF'S SALE
By virtue Of a writ Of Levari Faeias 70 uaG-
reeted will be exposed to public sale on
Saturday, May 5th, 1917


reeted will be exposed to public sale on
Saturday, May 5th, 1917
at o'clock p. m. at the Millsboro Hotel. ia IA
boro in Daesboro Hundred. Sussex County. S1E1as
Of Delaware. the following real estate. 20 ufcs
All that certain piece. or pared e inud. 'li1uT
and being situated in Dagsboro Hundred, Slsllr
County. and State Of Delaware, bounded ru1d.-
scrihed as follows 70 wit: Beginning az q lsarl
corner for lands Of Gardiner l.. Ellis stsn41lEus
the north eide Of lngram's Old Mil PoaL- uss
kn iwn Goifrey's Pond, and running WitE culr
lines for lands Of Gardiner l.. Ellis n. 3,i dlrIug
W. IS p. TO a post; thence n. - degrees j. .sG IN
p 10 post near a large hickory a corner Ia nEdz
Of William J. Dill thence with the same y. atte
Rrees W. SO; n. 4lS degrees W. II 7-l0 2. eE.l.
corner cedar stump n. S3A degrees W q &R- a.
a post a corner for lands Of William n T-zif1t
thence with the same S, . degrees ". s36-ER- -tas
white oak post; n 6954 degrees W. SO e-M ms.
post; thence s. 81 I degrees W. 90 r. TO the c-1rz
of the aforesaid Ingram Godfrey's Ecluz1r-
thence with the came % the place Of hes1linug
containing lf9 acres and s. square perches, dsrlz
same more or less. and this mortgage being EuacL
to secure part Of the purchase money uie.a-1
Seized and taken in execution as the prop e1fNtl
Harvey p Quatlander and Anna z. QtaEtisziau,
and viii be sold by
JOSEPH NJ. DONAWAN. StsrHl
Sheriff Office. Georgetown. Del. April q. isl-.
20 per cent Of the purchase money VIII eatas
manded on the day Of sale.
Milford chronicle., 1917-04-27
IN MEMORIAM

In sad but loving rem nibrance OF CHS ord Cler
daniel, who departed this life April 2sth, 1916
Farewell Clifford. thy days were numbered,
Ev'n before eighteen years had flown;
Tho you lived so short season.
Deep the seeds Of love were sown.
Just one year ago today
Our dear son passed away.
He received a message from above
And was borne to heaven on wings Of love.
He is waiting by the river.
Just across the silent stream;
Where sweet flowers are ever booming
And the banks are always green.
tn Fondly loved, but sa IS missed by
FATHER, MOTHER, BROTEEks AND SISTERS.
Milford chronicle., 1917-04-27
IN MEMO RAM.

In remembrance Of O r. dear child and s'.t
Gertrude B. Mcfarland. who died April p l..o.
Just one year ago today
Our dear darling passed away
She received message from above
And was borne to Heaven on Wings O. love.
Gone in the best Of her days.
Blighted in girlhood bloom
Torn from hearts that loved her,
To sleep in the silent tomb
Farewell dear Gertrude. you have left u.s.
And your vacant place We see;
But as YOU could not stay he'e with us,
We shall ever remember thee.
But we hope each day to live
Close to the Cross Of Calvary.
And stand upon the promise
Your smiling face to see
Sadly missed by
FATHER. MOTHER. BROTHERS AND SISTERS.
Milford chronicle., 1917-04-27
SAFE MEDICINE FOR CHILDREN.

rs it safer is the first question TO be e99so
cred when buying cough medicine for cnu fe,l ea,
orite yitb rnotbers of Young children as it contains
no opium or other narcotic and may be gwen ~
child as Confidently as to an adult. 1t is pleasant
to take. too, which is Of great mportainlee This
medicine must be given TO young children. LIE
remedy is most efectual in relieving coughs ooiuS
and Group. Obtainable everywhere.
Milford chronicle., 1917-04-27
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

William G. Sammons having been grsnIteo 1to H.
ters Of administration the estate o. w o,ss
sarah J. Tmmons Of Frederiea, Del hsIeTy s fbaS
notice to whom it may concern. All perso.s p ssrt
ing claims against aforesaid estate mus. In am
them properly attested on or before i5 estate
1917, and all persons indebted to atorese.u Sefors
must come forward and settle same on Is.st
June S0th. 1917. ts.to- alo.Vc
WILLiAM C. sAMMoNs, Administrator
Milford chronicle., 1917-04-27

OREGON & CALIFORNIA RAILROAD co.
Grant La'ds. Titles 10 same revestcd in United
States hy Act Of Congress dated June g. 1916 Two
million three hundred tho. sand acres to be- opened
for homesteads and snle, Timber and agricultural
land. containing q me Of best land left in United
States. Now is the opporune time Large Sec
tionHl map showinP lands and descri ptiOn of soil
chmHtr rainfall elevation. etc. POSTPAID one dol
lar. Grant Lards Locating Co. Box 6lO Portland,
tres on. 2-23 3m
Milford chronicle., 1917-04-27
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to express our thanks and gratitude 20
our friends who have been SO kind to us duHitS
the recent illness of our children and the loss q
our boy 'As yellow gold is tested IN hre' 50 -
friendship proved in evil times. ,.
Nm. AND Muss. CALEB R. mcgee
~, Harbeson, Delaware
Milford chronicle., 1917-04-27
IN MEMORIAM

In sad but loving r,merni rarce or David II
knotts. who departed this life April 26th. 1911.
With saddered hearts we said farewell
To one We fOnfly loved,
Bat Jesus cal ed m on high
To dwell with HIM above.
Gone but not forgotten.
WIFE AND CHI DREN.
Milford chronicle., 1917-04-27
FARMERS ATTENTION.

An, rngRing leader on the Buckeye GutiyCstor Ce.5
and S2450 cash buys ore. Am also seIllhB Co; -.
Planters Fertilizer Drills, Transplanters' Gralh
Drills, Potato niggers Hydrated Lime, FertlIzesr'
Berry Crates. Tomato Seed, Van Buskirk So'o, ae,
rado grown Cantaloupe Seed. Can use rev ,iOie
FRANZ CIENDANIEL, Lincoln City Del
Milford chronicle., 1917-04-27
HoMINY S CENTS QUART.

While living is high you can live cheaply I3 ey
dealing at Stewards. Hominy. b GEMS ILL., aoSte
New Post Toastiss cents extra fine Corn lakes'
S cents package new package Rolled Oats scents.
loose Oats, cents pound pure Lard. - o,,1d eenIS
city Lard % cents; good Coffee Il Genus pou''-'
Try ''lnsectine. it's winner ~, ,,,ocrpv
It STEWARD 5 0hOSHNi'
Milford chronicle., 1917-04-27
WHY CONSTIPATION INJURIES.

The bowels are the natural sewerage system OF
the body. When they become obstructed oy S1l- 9IE
they should carry off is absorbed into the system
making you feel dull and stupid. and inter IeTIns %
with the digestion and assimilation OF 1909. iris
condition is quickly relieved by Cna1hDer'a'i'
Tablets. Obtainable everywhere.
Milford chronicle., 1917-04-27
Public Sale
OF
REAL ESTEH
Situated in the Town Of
Frederick, Delaware
The undersigned will sell at public sal..--
Saturday, May 5th, 1911.
beginning at 2 O'Clock D. m.

beginning at o'clock p. m
on the site Of the property. the following aac7Hlli
Real Estate situated in the Town Of EefszIiEi
aforesaid late the property OF Thomas l. fEu.En
deceased and will be sold by his heirs q ilEz
No 1.-The large lot Of ground located e. dnuiig
Street in said town. having frontage of - itaE
and a depth Of $50 feet. and on whet tz1Eii.
erected a large Mansion House with back bIflilIs
and front office together with stable and 01rlllHs
house and other outbuildings. The grour[ 81 -.
fee simple.
No Q The Point House Store Building n-iteas
ground upon which it stands. situated at1ir1grar'
or junction Of Front Street with David fiu1tt ~
the Town OF Frederica, and which has iUr h11I
used as a store house for the transactiGnaf1hr7
general mercantile business. This Is aIEEnEf1Es
simple
Good and sufficient conveyance will be fiueEf1lla
purchasers free from membranes
Prospective buye-s are invited to inspua -
property.
Terms Cash ASA c. ROGhin
Frederica Del, April 1917. for hseaaE-
Milford chronicle., 1917-04-27
NOTICE SWEET POTATO AND To-
MATO GROWERS.

Am selling VIM. B. Tghman Cos and Ihe Feer-
less Fertilizer Cos Fertilizer with the .o
guaranteed analysis: Tilghmans-zi IL; 90; 81 80
Stesc,, a yV;i+o, T,o's Hvdrated Lime guaranteed
70 DER cent Calcium oxide. Price $500 per ton n =,
i-9o-st FRANK CI 'ENDANIEL, Lincoln City DEL
Milford chronicle., 1917-04-27

By virtue Of a writ Of Venditioni Expos-u =,
sell lands to me directed. will be exposed n asa
sale on
Thursday, May 3rd, 1914
at l O'Clock p. M. at Diekerson's Hotel in y tr.,
Vile in North West Fork Hundred Sussex CsIlrduI
State Of Delaware the following real estate a. VA
All that certain lot. piece or parcel Of lArd EuI
ated, lying and being / the town Of Bridge Hllf.-
Sussex County. State Of Delaware. heainnito fug
the metes and bounds thereof in the middi q -
public road Leading from Bridgeville 10 AtulnE.
and on the west side Of twenty foot ahey bG.EsaE
this lot and the lot Of Julias Beulew and azlGs
thence runs with the west side Of said allc5 n1fa
l6A degrees. west 100 feet to a stone thence uE1l
733z degrees west 100 feet 10 a stone = tef Ex
side OF a street thence north l6A degrees. fazffl
feet 10 the middle Of the public road theme E1k
the same north 66 degrees east 2O5 feer = 81
place Of beginning. containing 1880 squEC .su1r
Of land be the same more or less, being qCiE e..
the land conveyed 70 Henry P. Cannon hT ui1ns
ture Of MsrRaret A. Cannon. together wittsls,ls
singular buildings.
Seized and taken in execution as the proTl lea9ue
BrdR Creamery Association, and vi it, seiA
by JOSEPH NJ DONAWAN 3t.-S
Sherin'a Office Georgetown. Del. April 9 .zEI-
20 per cent OF the purchase money Wul n A..
manded on the day Of sale
Milford chronicle., 1917-04-27
Choose Root 10 Co to Russia.

Elihu Root will head tie American
commission to Russia if he WI un.
dertake the duty. It became known the
president has completed the select n
Of the principal members Of the n
mission.
Milford chronicle., 1917-04-27

HERE'S A BARGAIN-Tw Window
Screens made Of good wood and covered with gal
vanized wire; corners braced well. Size Of frames
asN40 All in good order except one. Have changed
window screens. the cause Of disposing Of these
No reasonable offer will be refused. as they are in
our way Apply at Milford Chronicle Office Mil
ford Del