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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-06

There will bc a regular meeting uf the
Plastic club today at i o'clock. Miss Anne
W. Strawbrdgc will preside at the tea table.
The Rev. Frederick Poole Will give talk
on The Birth of AN Oriental Republic"
next Wednesday afternoon at o'clock Mrs
Phillip IT, Whitney will preside at the tea
table. All members who have Chinese cos
tunes are asked to wear them
Next Thursday there will he a private
view Of the exhibition Of paintings of Mr.. and
Mrs. Phillip II. Whitney. The exhibition will
continue until the 2jth.
ON Current Events Day March 20, Mr.
Henry MCCartcr will talk on the Academy
summer school at chester Springs Pa. Mrs
Clara y. Madeira will preside at the tea
table.
The Woman Club of Wyucote will meet
today at ESQ o'clock. when Mr.. Warwick
James Price will talk on current events
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-06

Mrs. John Conyngham Stevens, of Sunny
side, Rydal, has gone to Augusta, Ga.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-06

Mrs B. Franklin Pepper, of Washington,
D. c., formerly of Chestnut Hill, is spending
some time at Atlantic city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-06

Mrs Isaac 7. Starr, of Laverock. is spend
ING six weeks at Augusta, Ga.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-06
Doings of Clubs and Societies

Tomorrow-"reeiinE the way"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-06
A Romance of the Secret Service
Rv GEORGE GIBBS

Author OF "Thc Flaming Sword" MA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-06

Mrs. Daniel b. Wentz and her daughter
returned from Camden, S. c., where they
nave been staying for some time.
Milford chronicle., 1918-09-27
GLENDALE NEWS
by Bright Eyes

Mss Alice P-ei,yuau and Mildred
Warren are attending Milford High
Soaoo and MISS Bessie Warren IS al
tending Georgetown school
Mrs Nesta Mills and son visited
Ar and Mrs Elias Mackliu and fam
-y laSt week
Miss Mia Mackln and mother made
business "Trip 10 Wilmington last
week
a very quiet wedding took place II
q eud8le laSi Sunday evening when
MIS- Josephine kolenburE daughter
Of Alfred ClendauieI became the wife
of Charles Love. q machinist for the
Ritter Cstsup factory. They left on
Monday morning for Philadelphia
We wish 10 correct the error made
. The Chronicle last week concerning
Rev Nowhray being at EIIeDdale on
sunday evening last He was 10 be
al New Market and Maucauley church
out no, az Elendale
Miss Mamie Mackhn fE0m Whining
ION spent The week end with Mrs. c
q Fisher
Miss Lillian Fisher has returned
home after q visit Of three weeks in
Wilmington.
Milford chronicle., 1918-09-27

Corn. Cob and Shelled. Wanted By
Basuan, Geo H. 1887 E. PassayunK
Eggs. Wanted By
Nice & Schreiber Co. $40 S. Water
Eggs and Butter. Wanted by
Bowers. R 4 Company s&ll \. Water
Macdonald. John J. Cobb So. Water
Eggs. Butter and Poultry Wanted By
FCllwood, Wm NJ s. Co. 1862 South
Eggs and Poultry, Wanted by
4c4 un ~ ...-.132 Ca!iow nil
,t- Edward P & Co.. sos S Front
Thur0er. Stephen .......ll 5. Water
Fish. Wanted By
a-erican Fish Co : Dock ST. Fish Mkt
Sparks, C. & Co. 5 Dock 81 Fish Mkt.
Fish. Snappers and CLANS Wanted by
Clark. Sliles&Co. Il Dock s. Fish Mt
Potatoes. Sweet 4 White, Wanted by
Brown. Wesley. y.......l06 Little Dock
Poultr! lL.yel. Wanted by
Parsons d Bro. ......- 20 Cal.Owh.l
Smell. Samuel .......-....524 So. 2nd
Rags and Paper stock. Wanted by
ufaute Brcs ...... 1885 5 Water
Rope and Canvas odd. Wanted by
,haulk. John J q Co 506-S 5 Del Av
scott Thomas J........774 5. Front
Milford chronicle., 1918-09-27

Archie Lark and Earl Adkins were
all ol board and came down 10 see As.
We had q fine trip across and have
seen number ot fellows that know.
They all seem Clad to see someone
from ,1e United States an 50 full
q tlis t-Ip that hardly know what
Il write yal VII have 90 wait M
q. cat more se.t.e1 l order 90 TELL
yau all- I- fact you w.I have 20 eX-
cuse this letter. L.u-e Jim Van IS
-cA-ea IS 1eat. and having Tie time
7t his life
GIVE ry 1va .o everybody and tell
al t-a- n-. Vr.te them la-e- and
want -.em So write me whenever they
rl5 --e to- we are always glad Il
set letters from home Mother. please
write ME 1st as soon as YOU receive
--s letter and TELL Mrs Mary Mar
s.al t-at intend 10 v-.te ler jus,
as soon as md ,.ue
hss all ,le family for NE and give
mv love 10 Aunt Martha. sally ana
aeaeo.a. mast close now
Truly Yours
Corp Ralph sharp.
Co. A SeS -at
amer aal EXpe1luo1ary Forces
France. Va New York CITY.
Milford chronicle., 1918-09-27
BLANcHARD's STATION.

Mr. and Mrs eeoree D. Booth
Mrs. Manning Steele and son Harold
Of Pennington, and Mrs Mary wills
OF Wilmington, spent Thursday even
ins with MI. and Mrs. :. T. COLI
son.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bullock of
tldgeiy, Nd, spent SATURDAY and
sunday with Mr and Mrs. Frank
Collision al Blanchard Station.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas CIeavas and
son Of Hickman spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Zott.
Mrs Martha Todd is visiting her
sister at Blanchards for g few dsrs
Mr.. and Mrs Norman T. Webb Of
Haroeson visited the latter's parents
over the week end. They also vjsjt-
ed her brother, Harry E. Rogers and
family.
Mr. and Mrs Harry T. watson
and sons, James and John Watson
are visiting his aunt and uncle. M.
and Mrs. Harry 3. Rogers, near
Greenwood.
Milford chronicle., 1918-09-27
NEW YORK.

Apples, Pears, Grapes, Wanted by
Couch, Frank & Co, S46 Washington
Covert Bros ............l71-S Resde
Dixon i " & son 4t6 Was ningtou
Francke, John H q Co. 2Se Wash'n
Frost s H. & E, Il. S1s Washington
Gale. James ...2SI Wallabout Market
Hanna & E.Sm2aA.. $50 Washington
Ianicke L Co. tTAel 270 Washington
IoerSe-, Adam ...l22 Wallabout Mkt
Kirk. B. ............S7l Washington
LAwless. p Sons Inc. So Little " 18th
Loewenthal. I...--..-......lS .lS7 Resde
Peroni. J. H & Co 247 Washington
Pirung. John & Co spa Washington
Stout & Drost .......l45-S Park Pl.
Young A F & Co sos Washington
Calves. Eggs & Pealtry Wanted by
Psu! A Jr & CO Inc. $3.50 Grace Av
Calves and Poultry. Wanted by
Mowe7Son, " Il & son Inc.
IS Lswton Ave. [
0tis. B. ". & Co.....I6 Heweit Ave 1
". H. ..........S2 Grace Av
Milford chronicle., 1918-09-27
LIST OF ONE HUNDRED SHIPPERS OTHERS TO FOLLOW NEXT WEEK
Country stores.

Oouutr! stores.
II. f. Wlgus Selbyvlle. Del
~ ) Lynch. Selbyyllle, Del.
g. L. Taylor Fairfax va
c. a. Sllver.ao-u, TempranceviIle.Va
Nelson & Johnson. Tempra Va
W. J Savage Massey. Pa
J. NJ Adkins, Wl!teSville Md
J. 5. COTlrey DelnaT Nd
Hastings & Tinmons. snow HiI. Nd
J. : Price & CO.. snow Hill. Md
P. E. Wharton q Soa. Stockton. Nd
+. J Flurer. Princess Anne. Nd
". 7. Bell Be1obotE, Nd
H. T Phoeous 0r.ole Md
f. i. Bennett. O-io.s N5
81. I Beauc1amp. OTiole Nd
:. J Barrett. SauEerueS. y. T.
earle q YORK, Ssuce-res. y. Y
E d W 6 B-e.tlaupt Phoenicia. NY.
G.. z Lane LaneSvlle. y T.
Long & Eo.ton. Penus Grove. y. j.
shapiro, Pen1s Grove. y. J.
H. q. Pierson a. son. Cape Man N J
] r. Muocey Cape May y J
n : Seloo.feld & Co..
Pccomoke City. Nd
Moore * Powell Pocano&e C.ty. Ma
Milford chronicle., 1918-09-27
GEORGETOWN.

willard Gray. well known rail
road man If t1is town. had his pocket
picked while IN Wilmington last week
and was relieved Of Two hundred and
eE-teel dollars while riding il a
trolley car
EItra services have closed zt Heb
r11 % +. Church near here.
The buckwhaa- crop through This
section Is the finest -or years pas. and
.-ere is larger acreage than ever
before
N one night last week thief broke
into the millinery store Of Miss Lou
Anderson Oh Laurel street and stole
-arse amount Of millinery goods.
MISS A.e.re EITarl has accepted
position ln tie local te.epaore e.
change
Miss NaIary Joseph has accented a
p1sla- as st=uuErap1eT ID The once
Of Cullen and Worth. on lie public
square
i. J. Layton from this town has
received news from tie War Dens~--
meLt that Ills son Lawrence. who was
reported as being IL German prison
camp is dead N- and Mrs Isv-or
--aN -At sympathy Of tie community
The Loyal Temperance Union me-
Wednesday afternoon il Weslev ~
T. Church. This Union Is c0unosa5 |
y 'oEs ana girls between the ages of |
and Is years
tlls1a NIL man. well known ~a-5--
e farmer. aged IS years. died Al his /
---e u Nol-1svllle al the edge of I
Town early Friday morning. from pen
sra debility. He is survived hv
N--oW. I've daughters and two sons
--e-A- services were held al his late
nome On Sunday afternoon. Tn-a--
-eat was made in Union cemetery
heT Dr- Plc1ard pastor 1f wesley
70 z Church. oficiated
--oDas 2, Coffin. who resides 7ae-
town. brought a cucumber in rou--
one DAY last weak that weighed airh- I
pounds -s--'
The GEORGETOWN ". G. T. II has
elected the following officers. Ms
y lille Jones Mrs Lavinia Adams
Mrs. Louis Short. Mrs Wsrgs-e,
1ousto1. Mrs. Elizabeth Csl6on1
Mss Kate Johnson, Mrs Annie Inn
nell Mrs. Nellie Lynch.
Eoe 7. Rust. who has been ern-ov-
Cd as clerk il the general store If
George T. Lynch for The oss+ -sr I
years. has accepted a position in tba
: FARMERS Bank as clerk. and entered 5
upon his new duties Monday morn
Members Of Wesley N. E. Cburcb 5
nave started 8 movement TO Eouf5a+a I
--e Indebtedness against the parson-
age Already more than a ibopssr5 Y
1olIars has been raised, and il j. hon
ca lhe entire debt can be wined oi,+ y
before 1920. S'1 0u'
Clark ot she Peace ". Fwo,5 D
y Ilght has issued & marriage 1icanss
NE past week to Charles L. Love ana E
dale. ''-- % Ellen
Register Of Wills Oliver d. Robir- il
son has issued the following letts-s
ne past week; On the estate NJ Tss a
4 Nllgus, Of Georgetown hundrA5 -
I en- sllIose :. Wlgus: on the as+sts - b
Y y imam n Iruitt Of DaEsboro hnn5-
'ea' 10 Ollie Truitt Atkins: On +bs =
.ate OF Thomas Edward Lvncb
LeWes and Rehoboth bun5re5 -
1 nonas Edward Lynch. an ~ .
ate Of Joseph 3. Stevenson ot I es- Z Z
B. Stevenson. -'eueIlcA
Ihere are six prisoners oonsna5 :, :,
ne county jail. ca N a.
mss Nellie Rogers Is sna,5,, -,
Il Rehoboth Beach. 'S Alng' = =
Milford chronicle., 1918-09-27
RoxAKA

Mrs. Mary L. Tinsle and George
Layton Of near here. were ouie+Ir
married al Dagsboro bv Rev. ] q
B. hopkins on Saturday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. EtheIhert Dawson
motored here on Tuesday from Mil
vllle, \. J., TO visit MS mother. Mrs
Mary A. Dawson
Mrs. Jacob Z. Lynch and Mrs
Angie Derrickson spent SUNDAY with
Nj. and Mrs. A. n Lynch al Sell
byville.
John X Tompkins Of Wilmington
spent the week ems with friends here
Dr. ard Mrs. I J. McCoIumn of
Wyoming and Capt Orlando McCol-
lum Of Philadelphia, have been speDd-
Milford chronicle., 1918-09-27
IMPORTANT.

Every house in this list will be ex-
pected 10 treat the shipper fairly or
the name Of the firm viii be dropped
and further publication refused.
The shipper is advised TO get In
touch with the firms found in the
classified and advertising columns be-
fore making further cOnSignments
elsewhere. The difference in the re-
turns may be considerably in your
favor.
FRANK A. D0ERINGER.
Milford. Del.
Milford chronicle., 1918-09-27

1ng some time with relatives hare
Mrs. Joshua Hickman Of snow TE7i1l
is visiting frien6s here.
Mr- and Mrs. Edgar T. Wes- n.
tallaaelphia called On Mrs. Emma =
Lynch on Friday.
O. " Wlgus Of the T.. 5. Cosst
Guard Of Bethany Beach spent SundaT
ana Monday with his family here
M and Mrs. Edgar Bennett ana
daughter Georgiana- spent SUNDAY -
ocean Beach with Isaac Bennett ana
Milford chronicle., 1918-09-27
csEAMER IEs AND DIARIES
LETTERS FROM OVERSEE

Mrs u B Nlne- at Harrington
has received rae following letter from
her son ua1u s. who IS serving w5t1
the American EXpe1.t. c-a-y Forces
>oUeV 5-s overseas
August Is 1915
And z- a. acue-l ought w1u 4
gE-e yl1 few las -ls mo-u-rc Il
Tell So. t-at am Ws.. ana having g.
good ,-lle Era-y-a.uc 5 O. h.. ana
.a--k TIE war 4.l. seau bee over So
y1a can aave c-.,ka- fried tc- me
aud a.>c save Ue -5.= wa-erue uel1-.
So can eat Il when come -cma. 100
hope everybody AZ --ua $ well and
has-e -l1 time H.t J suppose
E14 a-5 Wlrk.lc hard every day uow
send -a some u -v pictures some
time when yo4 write Il ne -1e one
taat E-- DON'T want because 3 VIII do
ms good 50 see some &. them
Wei. c-ass aave tc.5 ycu all ta-
jals tue. have uot heard from v1u
vet lut am looking .o- letter 5verv
caF l.re Ey owe -o all n home
VII say goodbye Love and Kisses
to all Answer soon
tFoG Ealr Sc--
Pv, Dennis W. A.o-e-
%. + s1ai All Train C. A. C.
American 3 =.
Tie following piece If poetry was
enclosed with MY MINERS letter ia
his mother
The Service Flag.
Dear ltJle flag ia tie window there
Hung with a Tear and w9uan's
p-ayr
Child Of ola Glory. born with q star.
On Waat a wonderful faE vou are
blue IS y1ur star u its 6eld Of white
Dipped l1 the red tina; was born Of
fight.
Born q the blood that our forebears
shed
lc ras y0ur mother The Flag. oer
head
And now you have come 10 this fren-
zed day
To speak from q window. to speak
and say.
u an the voice Of & soldier son.
Gone 10 be gone till victorys won
The flag of his mother. ] speak for
her
Nho stands hy uE window and waits
and fears,
SHa hides from the father her unwept
tears.
an the flag Of the sweetheart true.
The ofNu uutAoueht Of. me sisters
100.
an the flag Of q mothers son.
Ana wo1t come down uiu the victorv's
won
Dear little hsg in the window there
tuaS with tear and wozaan's
pray'r. z.
1hild Of Old Glory. born with 8 sssr.
)h what wonderful flag you are.
Milford chronicle., 1918-09-27

George ". Hatfield had his ss.
badly bitten and torn trying TO a.
arate TWO dogs that were fg6ti1g c.
dog belonging 10 him and the o;hf
I 10 Warren Fooks. His land was o
badly lace-ated that several sti,Cs
were necessary 10 close The wou1i
IAeTe were 161 registered here hs
( saturday. bringing the total I'D TO I
! -or the Ninth district Tie next u
-ast registration day vii. be 0c.J.g
I 18Th.
The Walter L. Mains Shows vi.
! be Ia Georgetown nes- Tuss5ay
I Louis Tunnel q sma.. c0l0rsi 1
sol The end Of one Of his fingers T.
pltated Tuesday afternoon while |lr
-ng with the can c0uvevor al tie as
Tory OF J G Townsend. Jr.&Ca
Jo1n Rawlins. OF The Puritan R7s
ordnance Dept Of Ne-ucle1 N T. .
and Albert Rawlins. 5t tie Aru1
Corps. have been spending q few isg
Win their father. william ". Rr
lins.
Ainos Boyce Of Philadelphia vas
visitor in town this week.
Ar and Mrs. Linfori P Fag.g
ana family. who have been sps1ig
t1e summer al their summer I@.
1e1ce here. have returned to Tie,
nome in Philadelphia. where they vi
spend The winter
Blrton Wagamon Of Nss114
Tenn, is visiting his parents, W.
and Mrs J. T. Waganou.
Mrs Edward B Hi, Of August
Ca S visiting her parents, NJ. q.
MIS- Harry n. Hart.
Nr. and Mrs. Floyd Hurley sls-'
lle week end with friends in MlM
Ar. and Mrs. John EllingVori
spent The week end with her mo,is
near Milton
lra Aessick is on the sick list.
mrs George Blizzard Of WilmIs
'ol' IS visiting friends in town
Joseph Baker. Of The State C9..aH
IS visiting in town.
Robert Thoroughg0o5 and ta1I
VINO nave been spending the su1l.
acre with his mother. Ief. the frsi
iast week for their home il Gains
vile. Florida.
Helen West. who is employed il '-'
once Of the county agent is spsli-'
z lew days in Wilmington and
Philadelphia.
william Dawson. wife and s1l
y lImlngton, spent the week end VII
trends in town. Mr.. Dawson ~
oi merry one Of the bakers IN the ~ .
'on Bakery.
ID r. Watson ana family Of W.
Alngion, who have been sps1iL;
ONE time here with his father, J. .
y Stson, have returned to their ho5'
mrs. Eveline Conrad spent i'
'eSk al Stockley.
Beven Day was in PAilsdelphis D:
'eek on business trip.
MIS- MlnOs o. Short Of Seai9'-
=S 9eea visiting friends in i0Ea'
EaWln Hudson left last weak % .
sAa a military school al Sauli'-
Walter Pepper has been on 3 b'' .
lsss Clp TO New York.
MSS Eliza Bennum Is visiting -a
ant at Easton. Nd.
j. samuel Wilson. Of Philsdslp-4
As oeen visiting his family.
joan Barr, who is employees
log island, spent the week end vi
is family.
Lawrence Carey has returned -
.ehoboth, where he was eHp-''
uring the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. H. NJ Swain ~
le last Of the week in Wiimins~
nd Philadelphia.
Georgetown will have the Chst...,,
"a again next year, as gRaT.sIs...n
ambering more than hundred .
ledged their support.
Milford chronicle., 1918-09-27
EGGS AN0 PouLTRY

49, - = - II
J G We.st Neville Pa
Geo Miller. C5ambe~sbu-e. Pa.
Brooksi5e Pol.--y Farm. Scotland.
]. c. Helm. Swa5esaoro. y. J.
; 7 Suoot. Sea:1-i. Del.
2 Hammer. S-awa--s-ow-. Pa.
FARMERS AND TRUCKERS
II 5 Lpp.ac3tt Nad.o-5. y. :.
Il G Evans Ne5to-5 n. j
J T. Adams, Ne1t1-6 y. j.
D. Z Cooper. Ne1l3r5. \ ].
Z EaStepp Front 3ayal Va
7 ! Hammock. F-o1t ROYAL. Va
~ Il Hunt Front ROYAL Va.
Wm Levin. Front Royal vs..
g G Charles Liverpool. Pa.
! Lelers. Liverpool Pa.
Wu S-oup Liverpool Pa
J Mor,z Liverpool. Pa
! \. Wainwri iEat Saaford. Del.
W. 7 Hammond. Seat5r5. Del
+. ". Workman Saat0-d. Del
G 7 W-eat.ey. Sa4t0-5. Del.
5 3 A-So Lincoln Del
7. ~ Nichols Hlrlock. Ma.
J 2 Bssi51 Eur--ck. Nd.
" 4 Colb1ur1a EurIock Nd.
Milford chronicle., 1918-09-27
Calres and Lamhs Wanted bI


Strauss & Adler. Inc .65l Brook Av.
Eggs. Wanted by
Atlas Harry ..--. .Sl2 Greenwich
Heineman Bros. .2l7-21 Washington
Wittner. II. .......3lS Greenwich
Eggs and Butter, Wanted by
Blick $ Co. ...... .S46 Greenwich
Enyard q Cooley. Inc. III Duane
Honigsberg. A. & Co. 500 Greenwich
kalmauSOu, B. ........... l52 Reade
Menzer. William ....36l Greenwich
Eggs, Butter. Cheese. Wanted hy
B2.tCuT Bros S50-2 Washington
Long. $. 5. & Bro. Inc l3tl s Wash.
Eggs, Butter, POnltrg, Wanted by
Gewirtz. Jonas ........5l4 Greenwich
Lewis H & Co.. Inc. ......lSS Duane
Mersel Alex. .............19 Duane
NeEgeboren. 7 & Sons. 1921 Harrison
Weinfeli. Morris ...... 362 Greenwich
Fish. Wanted by
Dais. John Co.Inc l07 Fulton Fish Mkt
Robbins & Robbins. . Fulton Fish Mkt
Fish. Eels and Soft Crabs Wanted by
SC maud Francis L. 10 Full Fish Mkt
Fish and soft Crabs. Wanted By
Hail. +. T. & Co. 81 Fulton Fish Mkt .
Rogers. II. ". & Co. II Fulton Fish Mkt .
Fish. Oysters and CLAIMS. Wanted by
Reid. Thomas. NJ & Co.
los Fulton Fish Mkt
FurS and Ginseng Wanted by
3oehmer. Vim J & Co. l5s-l6S " 25th
-0iewick. J. 5, Co. 110-1I2 ". 26th
'uiReaS, Pigeons. squads. Wanted by
ieineman Bros. .2l7-21 Washington
1rakaur Poultry Co. Incl9-24 18th av
Poultry Dressed, Wanted by
ieineman Bros .2I7-2l Washington
Milford chronicle., 1918-09-27
Letter From On Of On Colored Bsvs
IN France.
Dear Mother

AaaeT mother
1t gives me more than the greatest
q pleasure to let you know thai I
have landed safely. Somewhere in
France" and Mother, It is one Of the
most beautiful cities that : have ever
seen il all my travels. ! only wish
that YOU could be here and see it,too.
TINS has been some wonderful trip
and viii never regret it. Tell the
BOYS and girls that have arrived and
thar everything is tine
Mother. Major Wm Marshall, Cap
tain James Cannon, Major Lsnk, and
Milford chronicle., 1918-09-27

Jus1 remember whsn you chrnr.
your address 70 monty the publisss-
Of the Milford Chronicle. so fhse I.
can reach You regularly. ne ~
ADDRESS as vel ss the new. sboul5 bs
given. - y
Milford chronicle., 1918-09-27
70 oRowgRs AN0 sHIPPERs

. NNN " rs NTNI oTIIT -TNN
Growers or shippers % any KIND %
farm, fruit, feathereo. feio, fnnso o.
fur~ed products who desire % ship 70 sood
houses lr ths best markets, shouid seno
IN q list - their r-oducts for q free list
Inc unoer the nes5ina % ore Hundred
Shippers, The sooner the list Is mailed
the better. Only those regularly engaged
= predUci0a o. shipping wanted. Small,
ecd lots Will not be cons lderec. Address,
Frank =. Doeri7ssr, Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1918-09-27
Samuel J. Wilson 3 a,
MILTON, DELAWARE.

FuheFAI DIreetoF6 ana Embsln,,
We have added 10 our flnsr.I -.
nent q new Motor Funa-si ~ wv
which We make no extra cbarSsa a Y
nave still retained cur Black s5o ~ ~ n
horse drawn hearse, which -',L 49, W.
places US in a position 10 furnisI5, I5,'s..,. .l..l
morse drawn or motor hearses aug
We are the best equipped and .-
so;,,b sog blaIseS5 e S5uS st3eA Of funeral sup5s
Call phone, Office No. p raslda,,. 4,
80: Phone service day and njs5, y =
calling after 10 ,. m. caU No "a /,
calls promptly answered ~ :
Snsrge for distance, use OF hesrs.' ~ J.
Wife's services. sss 2
We also carry a large and eon,,,
assortment Of Furniture, Carriasss ss--s,l BS,
aoouts, Farm Wagons. Rack wagons i'r \,
Farming Implements. 'l' A
Milford chronicle., 1918-09-27

CALVES AND CATTLE DEALERS
'Ca!ves and +Cattie
+. Booz Shlppensburs. Pa
c s strong NechauicsburE. Pa
F. O Ha.ues. V.acentovu. y. j.
cREAMERlEs AND DIARIES
,'C-eamer.es. tDa-r.es)
MI P.easan. Dairy. Eastou. Nd
Farmers Creamery. Elaottshu7c Pa
Gilbert & Neeu. LovSvlle. Pa
COUNTRY STORES
tF5- Eggs. Poultry Butter. Etc)
N + Murray & son. SeIbyvIle, Del.
Morris & Stevens Se.byvlle Del
" q Hudson & son. SelbyvilIe. Del
Milford chronicle., 1918-09-27

Poultry Dressed and Calves, Wanted
Hinrichs. W. J. Co.. Inc. 42S w. 14th
Poultry Dressed and Eggs Wanted
Strauss & Adler. Inc. .65I Brook av.
Poultry Live, Wanted by
Kassel. David C....16-l1-IS 18th Ave.
Krakaur Poultry Co. Irc. 1924 18th az
Poultry and squads Dressed Wanted
Heineman Rro- 2I7--l IS ashington
Poultry. squads and Eggs. Wanted by
Durham. y. & Sons, 3ls Washington
Potatoes and Onions. Wanted By
Brenneis, Harry, Bronx Prod House
McArdle Harry J, Bronx PROD. House
SqaabS. Wanted by
Heinenan Bros. ...2l7-2l Washington
PHILADELPHIA
Apples. Pears. Grapes. Wanted by
Bailey Albert :. Co .4Il New Marke,
Bennett Bros. ........3 304 No. Water
Davis, Ha.les 3 ...4l7 New Marke.
Dudley. George T.........I24 Spruce
ruscO, ) ................ll0 Spruce
aeweit. J 4. .........-- .2I6 Dock
Klein P 4 son .....151 Produce Av. +
Rode. William ........... 200 Dock /
Nneat. VIM. & Son. ....205 y. Front
MunsoH Co S5I-3 Newmarket .
Butter Country. Wanted by 1
\ice & ShreibeT Co...6-l6 So Water .
Butter and Eggs. Wanted by
Aiken, II. RIBS y Delaware Av.
6utter. Eggs, Poultry. Wanted by
ie-sey. A R.. Cor. ID & Callowhill
CLANS and Crabs. Wanted by
lay Fish .-S2I y. 2Rd
cnoch, George Y...51s-2l S. Wster
Milford chronicle., 1918-09-27

The Sussex County Paw Bureau for
everybody and everybody for the sus-
sex County FA-a Bureau.
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Farmers and Truckers

Farmers and Truckers
: Bld1-e. Caes-ertowu. Nd
T. Il DAVIS C1es-e--cwu Md
a J. Boll, CAestertow1. Nd
z Brace. Long Eddy y. y.
I. g Zuru. Lor5v!lle. \. r.
i Reicluan. Long Eddy y. y.
G beie-l Raveua. y. Y
G. Hoffman. Ravena. y. Y.
J. ~. Hea-ue. W-uesvl-le. Del
A ?. Cor6rey N1--esv..l=. Del.
FRUIT GROWERS
Ia. X. Shank, Sm.tAsbarg. Nd.
Il beCou. Noo-estown. y. !.
g & Rounds Salisbury. 1Id
J a N.codemus. Wayuesb1ro. Pa.
G. G. Bonner. WayreS10ro. Pa
Leo. Bower New Salem. Pa.
SEA FOODS
t-s1 oysters -Cz-s
Thomas d Nuufo-5 Ocean Civ. Nd $
John Haga1. ocean C1.y. N5.s
v 1ite d Nelson. Hoopersvlllz. Ma.
" enona Packing Co. Wsroua. Nd
Deep Sea Fish Co.. O-znc3ck. Va
: Il Q1-lel * son. Ocean Ct.v. N5.s
SQUADS
Il Il Bell MI Ephra.m. \. J
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Some one wants what You bau b
Sell! Then advertise It IN the Chrs
icle next week.
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WILMINGTON

Eggs aad Pouluy. Wanted by
Bros -.-..-. 1875 ( AL
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NEWARK, N. J.

apples, Pears. GrapeS. Wanted by
.Berlram. c g a Co......S2 Mulberry
Brooks. : & Co.....-...24 Commerce
Jones, J c Co..........20 Commerce
Levy. E. N. d Co. ......54 Commerce
Werniko1 q Davis ......SS Mulberry
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PVT Dennis W Ma-e-
Co. + s2a1 All Train C. a
American = =
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Tie following piece If poetry was
enclosed with M- MINERS letter 20
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