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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-11-07
ANE RINNS VISIT
CANg IN FRANCE.
1. :. CpNCREssNEN WATCH SAM
Nlrs go nIROUGH MILL
TARN TRAINING.

IH .H nI. N n .t..
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE. Nov g The American
congressional party visited today the
gone Boo which ~ troops are billeied
and arr receiving war instruction.
rI0y ir.f visited headquariers IN the
town uut 900 not meet General
r.rb.1e who Is at present In Paris.
They went 90 Major General Sibert 5
headquarters md we're taken out TO
see tbo American troops In practice
going over the top, bayonei work
.ou du y Germans. and an exhibit
ti0u .. heir skin az shipping ana
with hand and rifle gronadcs NOR
tIrs and smoke barrage. During the
hand grenade instruction pieces flew
close tH The congressman, who were
enthusiastic over the energy display
cI D., che troops and when one con
gresham callei for three cheers ior
'he boy, the party cheered itself
HIHr.n
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shake Hands with Troops.

Later tb' Visitors went among the
troops hakirr hands, chatting anu
asking questions regarding the tram
ur They especially commented on
fha phya illness and cheerfullness
n. OBJ. American soldiers. They wer'
uI1 .f SATURDAYS first day' 5 artillors
us.-.rE AGAINST the eGrmans
Tho congress ional party came from
N0lIuu whore thoy inspected the de.
far.a. and Kcre entertained by th'
trH.N HH.utr iers
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Hylan o..ed all five boroughs %
ireater ~ lOra
Had tI0 election been close. the
result mirUf have hinged on the vote
of the Is HIn soldiers and sailors
from mi .y who are nov be The
pnvernmrrr service. but b. an Of them
voted for IuHell b. could not change
the result
Hylan plurality may equal that
by which Mayor Mitchell Was elect
I'd over 81 can the Tammany candi-
date -four years ago. Mitchell sue
ceeded ft, late William j. Gaynor.
Who va eccted Ly Iammany, but
Who u., With that ORGANIZATION
soon after taxing office and became
one OF fr. bHfcrast enemies OF Chas.
L. Nfurr.H. and hf. raaufiafpa
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Nayur.a.act Hylan began his ca
| Itar m N.. York as track-layor
un tho .. Kings county elevated
! railroad 700 D. wage ot Sl.an a day.
when 'Ho road VAS completed. he
was % .l. job o. fireman, ot one ot
! &C. HIfs steam locomotives. which
drew tae trains Boz tho pioneer days
of elo al.I railroads here, and later
! was promoted 90 cu-iueer soon lily
Ian took up law. studying days and
w0rkir. rum Du tlr elevated road
40 niHh he was discharged by tle
railroad company when an inspector
found uIm studyiu. On hts cab, lie
was admitted to the bar m 1897 and
began practice in Brooklyn
Hyln was appointed city magis.
tratc Dy Mayor Mcclellan in 1900.
aud was appointed county iudg,
OF kiues by Governor Gynn In 1919
The iu'osing year be- was elected 9,
the same office by a plurality of o.
600 running as e Democrat
sends uylan congratulations.
Auer sending Judge Hylan tele
,Avrau of CONCENTRATION upon hi
'elecfon. vnfuf mitchell made M
statement
/. There 81 nothing t0 ho added 1
the mandate which the city has ri,
ca Co Judge Ilylan
'Al good citizens owe 20 the ne,
administration the same cooper.
ton which they have accorded %
\ present administration with ou
N nation at war. there is no room "a
division az home The people of chi
city have selected Judge Hylan q
81 their representative 90 co-ordinat
D fhc city's energies with those of o.
.e nation
b, Everyone will wish judge Hyla
" The largest measure of success in dil
B. charging the creat responsibility
: which Is now his"
% 'Pedsonaliy ann highly Eratific
. With the result OF fhe election. b
4. said IA shows that tho sociali'
a vote o. Increased about 800 per Ger
7, and n has cstabli bed the Socia,h
\ ldrty as an impor ont and permit
~ rsut factor in tte politics Of M
I. city,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-11-07
WOMAN SUFFRAGE VICTORY
Sweeps NEW YORK STATE

.uie i0T the nest .orr years. am
indeed grateful .or the confidence
thus reyosed 10 me by tne citizens az
tho CITY Of sea IarE
Milford chronicle., 1917-01-12
OCEAN VIEW.

We are enjoying the mild weather
at present.
Tie Ladies' Aid Society Of the M
E. Church held their annual meeting
at the parsonage on Tuesday evening
of last week when the following offic-
ers we're elected for the ensuing year
President, Mrs. S. W. ]. Evans; vice
president, Miss Matte Belts; secre-
tary, Mrs. Eva Derrickson; treasurer,
Mrs. Maggie Evans. After the bust
ness session a social time was enjoyed
and refreshments of ice cream and
cake verb served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Baker OF Sci
byville mOtOred here and visited Mrs.
Belle Burton on Tuesday.
Mrs. James B. Hudson is visiting
her son, James Hudson, Jr., and fam
lily. in Woodbury., N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald E. Rick
ards returned home on Tuesday, after
a visit with their daughter, Mrs. Jas.
Belts, at Bloomsbury, and their son,
A. T. Rickl ds, at Moore, Pa.
Miss Eli sbeth NAPLES is visiting
relatives iTs sMoOre, Pa, and will prob
ably take position.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Norris and
daughter, IermOine, of Dover, are Wis
iting Captain and Mrs. T. W. Belts.
Edgar Hooker, who spent the holi-
days here with his family, returned
to his petition last week.
Mrs. !. A. Burton and daughter,
Miss Ethel, spent last week with rel
atives in Woodbury., N. j.
Arthur Truitt OF Brooklyn, N. Y,
is visiting his family here.
Miss Anne Roberts has returned
home from Philadelphia.
Mrs. Luther Roberts is visiting rel
ltiTes in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Short, Mrs.
Annie Belts and Miss Matte Belts
notored to Georgetown on Tuesday
Milford chronicle., 1917-01-12
YOUR LAST CHANCE.

Recently we published in these col
ulnns an offer OF The Youths Compan-
tDn and McCall's Magazine, both for a
full year, for only 81 10. including e
Mccall Dress Pattern. Fhe high pricd
Oi paper and ink has obliged Mccall 1
magazine to raise their subscription
price February to 10 cents a copy an
IS cents a year-so that the offer at Il
shove price must be withdrawn.
Until March 81 our readers iave tks
privilege of ordering both publications.
Sor foil year. including the choice OF
any 15-ceut Mccall Dress Pattern, for
enly S2,lO.
The amount of reading, klformstioh
@ad entertainment contained the nifty
two issues of The Youth's Iompanion
sod the value of twelve monikly fashion
numbers Of McCall's at s offer a
Vsal bargain to every reader o his paper.
This two-at-ore-priceo Offer hcludes:
/. The Youths CompaniotE-S2-issues.
4. The Companion Home Calendar for
1917.
s. McCalPs Magazine-12 fashion mum
bers.
4. One 15-cent Mccall Dress Pattern
your choice from vourI6rst copy Of
Mccall. .s-if you send a two-cent
stamp with your selection.
THE YOUTHS cOMlfANIoN,
s.. Paul St., Bostoa Mass.
Milford chronicle., 1917-01-12
DAGsBoRo.

The second meeting Of the Parent
Teacher Association was held in the
town hall on Tuesday evening. Some
fabl9 addresses were made; exercises
wee also given by the primary child
ren.
Joseph Carey of SeafOrd visited Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Brasure a few days
ago.
Or. and Mrs. H. n. Dodd Of Mills
borO. visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Walker of this town.
Mrs. John r. Helm is spending a
few days in Philadelphia with her
husband
The young people Of this town gave
Mrs. Wilhelmina Baker a surprise
Itrty on January 1st, which she en-
5yed greatly.
! Mrs. Helen Long Davidson is very
II with pneumonia.
Layton TimmOns spent the week
end with his sister, Mrs. Lemuel Har-
risOn, of Selbyville.
[ Miss Viola Mears has been visiting
Ia Lewes. Miss Ella PaTkhurst has
leen In Georgetown.
John Marvel has resigned as teach
n of "HOgyard" school and has ac-
,epted position on the railroad. The
l0sitiOn will be filled by Mrs. Mae
1Arey OF FrankfOrd.
( Miss Flossie Adkins, Of Lewes, Wis ]
ted her sister, Miss Hannah Adkins
snort time ago.
Miss Mildred Hudson, daughter of
I. N. Hudson, and Granville McCaul- ,
ley, surprised their many friends a |
ieF days ago, when they told Of their
December 18th, at Selby-
vile.
Milford chronicle., 1917-01-12
NOTICE TO WHOM IT MAY
CONCERN.

From and after January lst, 1917.
1t is necessary for us to insist upon
payment strictly in advance for the
Milford Chronicle. and this is to no
tify all concerned. that any payment
made to this Office, or any authorized
agent to collect or receive new subs
criptions for the paper. must be writ
ten upon the printed forms for receipt
or money for subscription, which
show from when" and ito the date"
the payment is made. This is for
your own protection as we'll as ours.
and for the purpose Of keeping the
accounts straight for our agents. No
receipt given upon any other paper or
form will be recognized by this office.
Milford Chronicle Publishing Co.
Milford chronicle., 1917-01-12
GREENwoYo.
Comnanr Mn FnIhrn Dian

| company VIII Enik1go Plant
Work on a new building for the
Snider Preserving Company has been
started. The structure will be 200
/ by go feet in size, and Il is reported
that with the advent Of spring an
other large building Will be started.
The company has employed a number
Of men and women all winter, and at
the present time they are still putting
up tomato soup. The plant Of the
Snider Company is a biz thing for the
town OF Greenwood. md with its en-
largement much more will be accom-
plished in aiding the town.
Clarence Tatman. OF Greenwood,
and Marguerite Nicholas, Of near Far
mington. were married at the Metho-
dist Church here on Sunday, Decem-
Der 31st. They will reside at Green
wood.
Jacob Lloyd died at the home OF his
daughter, Mrs. Zachariah Hatfield,
last week. Funenl services were
held at Seaford on Sunday and inter
ment was made at the Seaford ceme-
terry.
Mrs. Kate Kinder, sister Of Mrs.
Rust Of this town, died ON Monday
evening in a city hospital.
Hammond Warrington, our new NJ.
D. & 2. r. r. agent, received word
Of his mothers death at Milton last
Friday morning. She had been very
i'll. but the family thought that she
was slowly improving when death
came.
Roland Satterfqld, who has been in
the nsvy for five years past, is home
on ten day visit with his mother.
Clyde Carol has returned to Green
wood and accepted a position with the
SnideS Company.
MrS. Samuel Raleigh, who former
ly redided in Greenwood, died on Mon
day y Bridgeville at a very old age.
Mrl. T. P. Rust has returned from
a trii to Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith have
retuHled to their home at Amber, N.
J j., alter a visit with her parents here.
Miss Blanche zimmerman and her
motilsr are improving from their re-
cent illness.
Mrs. Laura Elliott is quite Ill at
this writing with the grippe.
w o. Lynch is but little improved
at tlis writing.
Milford chronicle., 1917-01-12
AUTO COHMlSsIOS PROBABLE

Because Of the increase in the mum
Der Of automobiles and motor vehicles
used in this state, which next year
will total at least 1000. It is probable
that one Of the first bills to be intro
duced in the Delaware legislature
will be one providing for the appoint
ment Of an automobile commission
The business OF this commission will
be to issue the licenses and receive
the fees for the same.
Milford chronicle., 1917-01-12
JANUARY ApVERIIsINd

It would be hard to imagine condi-
tions much more favorable TO adver-
tising than they are at present. The
country is prosperous. People have
money to buy, so that advertising will
not run up against the barrier Of lack
Of purchasing power. Now is the
time when thrifty people expect and
look for bargains.
Milford chronicle., 1917-01-12
GOOD CAUSE FOR ALARM.
These Figures Will Make Milford People
Take Notice.

Deaths from kidney disease have increased y
per cent in twenty years. People overdo nov .
Of poisoned blood weakens the Kidneys Beware
Of fatal BriRhts disease When backache or ur.
nary ills suggest weak kidneys use Doan's Kidney
Pills. live carefully take things easy and avoid
heavy eating. Duans Kidney Pills command con
fdence. for no other kidney remedy is 50 widely
used or 81 generally successful. Home endorse
uant is the bet proof OF merit. Read this Nil
ford residents story:
Mrs. Mary E. Wilson Tn6 East Front Street
Milford says: I was troubled in the past by kid
ney weakness. Ny back was lame and felt veal
and Il pained me 10 do any lifting or heavy work
I also had headaches and dizzy spells. Doan's Kid
ney Pills which I bought at the Red Star Drug
Store gave me relief and In short time removed
all signs Of kidney disorders
Price 30 cents, at all dealers. Don't simply aek
FOR q kidney remedy get OoaHs Kidney Pills
tAe same that Mrs. Wilson had Foster Milburn
Go. Props, Buffalo. N. Y
Milford chronicle., 1917-01-12
BAD HABITS.

Those who breakfast at eight o'doek or later.
laEeh at twelve and have dinner at fix are almost
SETtain to be troubled with indigestion They DO
not allow time for meal 70 digest before taking
smother Not less than FIVE hours should elapse
kpaween meals II you are trouhled with I'D yea
Nm correct your habits and take Chambetlaiu's 3
Thblets and you NAV reasonably hoTe for a quick
8ee0very These tablets strengthen the stomach
obtainable everywhere.
Milford chronicle., 1917-01-12
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given. tn whom itnay concern.
Nat /. Williar, VI Pierce. have beer granted Let
trs Of Administration upon the estlte OF the late
George Fisher Pierce. Of South Milford Sussex
County Delaware, and that all pesons indebted
- the estate must come forwaroand settle the
same on or before the first day Of suy 1871 Au
persons having any claims against the aforesaid
estate must present them properly attested 20
ne administrators on or before ths first day OF
yuly 1917 or the legal limit fixed y law for pre-
ssntinR such claims again.t the estste shan have
expired. WILLIAM NJ PIERCE. Admtnistr ator.
Milford. Del. January 18th, 1917 l-l2-St
Milford chronicle., 1917-01-12
ANDREwVnLE.

Mss Jennie Morris Of Harrington,
Is sending some time with Miss Myr-
tie 3owen. ot Andrewsville.
Tie Ladies' Aid Society, OF Bethel
NJ. Chursh last Thursday evening
surlise,. nd Mrs. Arthur Col
lisNI nonfs went to their home
and "a on party. About sew
enty- we're present.
Ms a. ilison, who has been
spend lea time with her grand
pareDH he sick list.
jan ~ IS expects TO occupy
his n which he only recently
repai near future.
Wi --zSzis under the care Of a
phys
Milford chronicle., 1917-01-12
NEW STORE NEW c OBS.

have uDened q new store on e northeast
eSrner Of North Front and Walnu streets Op-
Dosite First National Bank ful inc of first
elass groceries which offer at rock sttom prices
% sell for cash. Shall sell at crt-pr g. Come &
examine and see my prices viii lie all kinds
Of country produce for cash or traaE Remember
N new and clean stock. All stRs dard goods.
W. SHITH WROrEN.
Milford chronicle., 1917-01-12
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

HavinR been GRANTED Letters n administration
aa the eetate NJ the late George c. bhott all per
sons owing said estate are reduestt TO come fOr
ward ard settle same or befor February lst
E5f7, and an persnns holding clainh against thS
said estate win present same prOpe y attested he
fore February lqt 1917 12-E-3tp
SARAH E ABBOTT. a5t,.;.4-,+o-,
IMLY s. ABBOTT, EAN'
Milford chronicle., 1917-01-12
POULTRY SHOOT.

TIE Milford Cur Club will hold IN Old Fashion
SROoting Match over its new Automatic Trap
Thursday January 18th. at one o lock for Tur-
keys. Geese and Ducks After shooter has won
Ms first prze he is placed on tht l9 yart line m
Ms second entry. Lots Of fun fOf Rl. Shells on
i-iS-H WnLARD R. FIERCE, Pres.
Milford chronicle., 1917-01-12

.Sgte Of Deiaaa'e. County 81 Kent S.:
/. J. B. SMITH. Cashier Of the above-nanied bank
soemnly swear that the above statement is true
- the best Of my knowledge and belief.
J. B. SMITH, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 5th day
Of January. 1917.
EDW ARD V. HENDERSON, Notary Public
CORRECT-ATTEsT
r. H. WILLIAMS
Isaac S. TRUITT. Z DirectOrs.
DANIEL HIRscH.
Milford chronicle., 1917-01-12
eFIAMBERLAIN'S COUCH REMEDY
MOST EFFECTUAL-

= have taken q great many hotties Of Chamber
laRyI's Cough Remedy and every tine Il has cured
ne ! have found il most feetuai for hacking
agsgh and for colds. After taking Il = cough al
Why's disappears " writ J. R. Moore. Lost. alley,
Ga. Obtainable everyw here.
Milford chronicle., 1917-01-12
THE HABIT OF TAKING COLD.

With naHy people tatinR cold q habit. but
fortunately one that is easily brokeJ Take a cold
sp1nge bath every morning when y first get out
- beli-bot ice cold, but a temper ure of about
81 degrees r. Also sleep with yot window up
- this and Won will seldom take co When you
% take cold take Chan heriain's Ugh Remedy
End get rid Of il as quickly as posi- g Obtsina-
nh1e everywhere.
Milford chronicle., 1917-01-12
PASTEUR LABoRATORIE
OF AMERICA RAT VIRUS

Ar the scientific and infaIible destruction IN the
aaIlest extent Of Rats. Mice and other small rod
ents By virtue Of contagious disease peculiar to
tbese animals No odors harmless to poultry.
iaosoestie animals and man. Write for liter ature.
c. A. RoUx Agent,
N 41s South Walnut Street. Milford, Del
Milford chronicle., 1917-01-12

Saone Jars with covers. all sizes from to 80 gal.
Ions. Stone ChurnA The Pierce Hardware Co
Phone Al. II
Milford chronicle., 1917-01-12
CHICKEN AND WAFFLE SUPPER.

ne Mite soeiety Of the PRESBYTERIAN Church
win give chicken and waffle supper in Grange
Han, Tuesday evening. January 18th beginning
81 O'Clock. Supper 85e; ice cream. cake and
esndy for sale extra. El2-itp
Milford chronicle., 1917-01-12
The VinoI Store.
PETTTSoHN's Pharmsey. Phone 249.
WARNING.

hereby forswarn ell persons from passing m
my Marsh or Highland. near New Wharf. with
don, gun or trap. ltp WILLIAM T. BELTS.
Milford chronicle., 1917-01-12

Don't wOrTy but give your hens helping hand
Keep them strong and hearty. A little of COnkey'
PslltFy Tonic will be a good investment The
pienee Hardware Co Phone IL It
Milford chronicle., 1917-01-12

AWNINGS. TENTS. CANVAS COVERS Etc
guaranteed By makers Of experience. K. Smith
3 Co, 207 Walnut Philadelphia l2-z9u
Milford chronicle., 1917-01-12

Get DeLaval Cream Separator and watch your
Phone Al Il
Milford chronicle., 1917-01-12

n you are going to want an Incubator or BroodeF
this year come in and see the Cyphsrs STANDARD.
They are the best made and most satisfactory solo
A Cyphers Incubator will hatch more strong,
healthy chicks than any Otheg machine on the
maEket The Pierce Hardware Co. Phone a. /
Milford chronicle., 1917-01-12

Take advantage Of our delivery and telephone
seEyioe PErrYJoHH's Pharmacy. Phone 2is
Milford chronicle., 1917-01-12

Rydes Cream Calf Meal has been definitely
proven 70 be the very best substitute for milk In
fes ding all younR stock. Il plies them with ali
re food values found in whole milk in just di-
Fastible form and in the correct proportions. II
dees them just much good ~ whole milk and
yOu save more than half the feed bill. The Pierce
Hardware Co. Phone ~. It
Milford chronicle., 1917-01-12

Sale Leather IN strips blocks and ready cut taps.
~ grades and sises. The Pierce Hardware &c.
Phoae Al II
Milford chronicle., 1917-01-12
@tlfnrn Ghruuirlf.
FRIDAY. JAN. u. 1917.

Watch our windows New ideas: new methods
PA0De 2ie- PETrYJoHN Pharmacy.
Milford chronicle., 1917-01-12

FOR SALE Eighty Acre Truck Farm. Sixty
acres cleared. Five room house. New potato house
tb0o basket capacity. Good barn. Tool house and
'utbuildinRs so Young peach trees- Apples.
Blnms pears all kinds Of fruit for family use.
For price and information address W. G Duncan.
2. D.. Harrington Delaware. ~ miles from
Houston. is 2tp
Farm FOR SALE One mile west Of Lincoln.
90 yards from du Pont Road. so acres in high
state Of cultivation. ] acre good pine timber.
teres small timber. good house and barn 50 young
peach trees ! acre strawberries. apples. peaFa.
md small fruit enough FOR home use A bargain
Z sold at once. W. A. Ireland Lincoln Delaware.
Phone Ne. 299 R4 is 2tp
Milford chronicle., 1917-01-12

FOR SALE-A Farm Of twenty-seven acres. two
q east of Lincoln with seven room house barn
20x40, wagon and tool shed 50 feet long. chicken
house 12x28. One hundred peach trees, twenty
apple trees. Cheap at quiel, sale William Hub
bard Macklin. Lincoln CITY Del l-l2-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1917-01-12

- N6N&NA &eN~H
beginning at ten o'clock rain or shine as fol lOEH
LIVE STOCK.
Large Proof Mare in foal Brown Horse, Byoara
- old, works anywhere; Bay T7smM
Y. Colt years old ~ spring. =
N SoFrel Colt year Old in -
@N$GA-Ne spring Jersey Cow, yeara
old and be fresh in May Shoats ! Brood Sew
FARMING IMPLEMENTs
2 Two Horse Wagons. One Horse Wagon. IN extra,
good Carriage Wagon huN.. Tomato Rack. Ma
Spreader. Plant Setter used one season, Phoaphaea
Drill nearly new, Sweet Potato Digger used aao
season. - X. Champion White Potato Digger lro1-
Age Riding Harrow. Pivot Axle Riding HaHo8t
Hand Wheel Hoe Walking Culuvatora Spring
tooth Harrow "A Drag Har oW, Oliver Wakes
Plow. Oliver Riding Pl3w nearly new. MowiaE
Machine. Hay Rake HoFse Corn Planter, Orchard
Harrow Road Cart Barrel Spraycr and bali. barrel
Of Lime Sulphur Weeder, BioeE and Fall Log
Chains Wagon Harntss S. sets Of Plow Harness -
good order. pair Of Double Reins. 4 Horse COliara
lot Of Brides set Of Carriage Harness lOt q Cab
bage Crates lot Of Tomato Baskets. and manR
other thngs too numerous to mention
BROODER. INCUBATOR
Cyphers Coal Heater Breeder nearly new Cyphera.
Incubator, 400 egg capacity.
LOT or FINE FOWLS.
30 Black hinorca Pullets Of dne stock q Biaek
Anorcas hens; so White Leghorns Of Tom Barroa
strain 20 Plymouth Rock Pullets q lot q Coeio.
rels Of each strain.
CORN. FODDER. HAY. SEED PEAS.
der IA tons Scarlet Clover Hay. Y b1ahsls Gras.
CrOwder Seed Peas.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
good Cook RanRe Stove an Air. tight HeahsE.
l0-foOt Extension Table, Sideboard nearly nsus
Writing Desk. Sewing Machine. lOt Of ChaFu Gn-t
2ockers Bedroom Suit Iron BodHteads- Steak
Frame Davenport. 4 Of Carpets and Linoleune.
lot Of Canned Fruit empty Jars and CrockeFy.
Terms Cash-And no goods TO be removed unta
,aid for. SOLOMON MEAL.
dr Murphy. Auctioneer.
Siehard Neal Clerk.
Milford chronicle., 1917-01-12

CACO GRAPE VINES Caco the red grape Of
quality which created such a sensation IN Milford
dozen. 500; 100 Sls 90. Lester Lovett r s.
Milford. Del ll-3d
Milford chronicle., 1917-01-12
FOUND A SURE THING.

!. B. WixOn. Farmers Mills. N. Y. has user
Chamberlain's Tablets for years for die rders oi
the stomach and liver and says, Chamberlain
rablets are the best have ever used" Obtaina
Die everyN here
Milford chronicle., 1917-01-12
IN MEMoRIAM.

In loving remembrance Of my dear mother
sa-ah Lodge. who departed this life January 18th
1915
One whole year has pssssd away
Dear Mother. since saw thy face.
And 70 day my heart still grieves for thee
And no other one can I'll thy place.
Farewell. rest o. tacu 81 u loved one.
he, ,umpenee for thee is sweet
And raise my heart IN prayer
Till beyond the sky we meet
Farewell. farewell. my dearest mother.
Hari Il was for me 70 see you die.
But thou hast gone TO the Golden City
Who're shall meet thee bye and bye
i-i21t Her daughter NARY E. DONOVAN.