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Milford chronicle., 1919-12-05
SCHOOL TAX NOTICE

All persons in the Tenth Represen-
awe District OF Kent County are
hereby notified that the tax duSl,rate
sas been placed IN my hands FOR col
section. Taxes are due now ana nns,
oe paid in full before January Ia
J. FRANK sALEVAN.
oollectsr OF Taxes, Tenth Renresert.-
;, ., i've District Of Kent County.
Milford chronicle., 1919-12-05
Public Sale
or CATTLE

We win SEN at lhF stables OF Horac.
sudler at BRlpGEVILI.E DEL. on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6. 1919,
30 head OF York State Holsteln Bulls
and Hefers; one registered HoIstsin bull.
These cattle are direct from Jefferson
county and are of the best dalries and
best bred cows 500 The State
They are all weU bred. shfpely and
he5ut fully ndfked-every0ue just wha.
H0isleiu should be-
20 head Of these h-ssars are with calf
20 nigh class registered bull and Will
fresheu n March
Anyone looking for Holstcus 1f The
right kind look these over
Sale rain or shiue
Terms cash
G. S. JOHNSON a son.
Horace Sudlar, Autt!oneer. II
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FOR SALE

500 Bags Rolled Oats
500 Bags Buffalo Gluten
500 Bags Diamond Hog Meal
500 Bags Rye Middlings
Baled Straw
Baled Hay
Joseph E. Holland
ll-2S-St Milford, Del
Milford chronicle., 1919-12-05
FORDs, 1917 AND 1915

Maxwell. 1919 roadster. winter top.
just painted, good rubber A bargain.
Scripps-B0oth touring car. newly
painted, good rubber. A bargain for
a quick sale.
Willys Six. 1919. seyen-p passenger.
cord tires. This car is in the best OF
condition and looks like new.
Overland Touring. Model 80. a bar
gain
THOMAS HUGHES.
800 French St, Wilmington.
Phone 1919. Open evenings TO 9
o'clock I1-2g-2t
Milford chronicle., 1919-12-05
Public Sale

liat.ns sold my farm Z w aa a. rrh
oe 7tlr. miles southeast % Ee.ar ar.
Hi-ea southwest OF Fral-r.rs r.-
1olI7 M.a Pond. formerly Charles JACK
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10 1919.
commencing at 10 O'Clock "a. m sb7rr
lowing -'is 4oi-
LIVE STOCK
Three extra good work borsas ,.u,
NolN .n aA harness single and do,itfa.
morse 5 years old. Weighing 1q00
~ morse years Old, weighing llO0
-9gi morse years old. weighing
"''' years Ola. good workers: 4 good
W cows ail good mixers: 2-year old
astri uure bred short horn. nor rogie-
ttelI EgarAng he.fer tHolste.n). a 6ne
chickens "'o1 iot ol
FARM IMPLEMENTS
NeW Idea manure spreader. Tobn Daa-.
Gotn planter with fertilizer atfacb-,e,,t
1oin Deere riding cuitlvator: , I-borsc
\ tt'o4s' scratch harrow: Tohn Deer@
4 ,l.t'eH .tt' Fiung piow: 2-horse walking ploV,.
inch 5,,,r,..,3..... "3...-As piow: John Deere IA
ar. -.'i l'l't 'tei -zer, New Ideal Deerinc nous-
nay rake' 3-section iron drag Tbeso
',' 'ei'lH are all nearly new. only he-
'"5 ~ operation one season
mat, eg-u lumber wagons with box. TO-
D. Hau
80. -i,.o. "eeder, wheel barrow seeder cv
9sr"ei sr.ndstoue. corn ebeii6r
- -ooa heaVy working harness
"-5y harness. sets rome bar,ess
'' oi new ly nets, $50 feel haq,,. ~.
pa aaofm scales. half ton or rr,
9o9ut 1000 feet OF GOOD harjv,1t,5
y h.He luihpef, so barrels OF corn sis>,
g'' nay some clover hav. some 80
,-,'li ana seeds, dinner bell cone,
Z. .u.es' spades, forks. shoveis ,,.l1s' S..'els'
80 NnlFes, etc, 400 tomato bae,
srs, r',i, tOl OF quart and half-ealion f,1,5-
.s,-' paaeys' SCI Of wagon springs 4 ,,ir1 ~.
sis Sc oaTfels, barrel vinegar. omen ~
,,,,,s ~, anu many more such arflcies 60 oat
OOuhu the farm place 4ouAd
b y ue y, sooa Baby Grand) Crevrolet to,,-
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Z ie&una 5sSll.l OAK Chief cook stove. bea+o,.
,aSsnlhg machine and wr.nrer o,,.a. a.eatsIs'
nf1es ,ooIn ION table and dozen oak cba5ssi 4
.,.,i,, new piano case organ 5LsirahaaI,Ss'
"ns machine new VictroIa ueifb h..llly, 9
,.fbS9rus, Edison talking nnaobina ulics Z
attressee records, rockers, bedsteads
ands 5 and springs, rugs. dressa.lss'
attinssso soe eream free1er, s gallon ch,S-ss' Q
~ ar,, pinows, quilts and many neo.., -, !, Y
Thasa '.Sles s.es TOO numerous To- n,antto.e u
Terna sOoas ss are as good as new ''Oii' j.
Hlaoe known on day OF ssia 6
,rana o,.a, CONRAD 9CHA EprD
oheef' i2-5-Rt H
Milford chronicle., 1919-12-05
EXECUTOR. ADMINISTRATOR,
TRUSTEE, GUARDIAN. AS
siCNEE, RECEIVER, ETC.

H' are suInorizcI by United States
Governments 2. ae. Il amy of the above
c4"1cftIes
Toe safeguards placed around The
National Bans system 10 the shape of
stockholders liability. frequent eXam,-
nations aut reports coupled with the
hilh standing ann ample resources OF
thI- institution are sound guarantees
that lts trusts viii ne faithfully sdmin-
istered FIRST NATlONAL BANK.
4 25tf Milford Delaware.
Milford chronicle., 1919-12-05


Ing | will sell my personal property al
public sale at my home, miles east OF
Green wood, on the road leading from
Greenwood TO Milford, adjoining Curry
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10. 1919.
sale commencing promptly al 9 O'Clock
I a. n. tSalc rain or shine)
LIVE STOCK
Pair mules sound and solid. gentle for
I anyone 20 work, = and 10 years old. weigh
100 lbs each, bay mare, age z years,
kind and gentle good worker and driver;
bay colt. coming years old. Ashland bred
stock, Ho.ste.n-Jersey cow, Years old.
good mlker. Guernsey COW. coming
years ola, good butter cow Holste!G
hefer ] year old.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Tw9-horse wagon. dearborn. practically
news carriage. runahout, Mccormick h.n-
der detruE mower .l good shape. H-sp1ui
4--c drill iu good order. land roller good.
J0nu Deere cheChFoW corn planter only
been used on season. John Deere rd.u-
p.9W lf-.nch; sod cutter has rake, log
wagon, good one. riding cultivatQr. SOC
IHntA .r1u drag narrow. walking CIltj-
-tl"ts. --h1f~e WdLs.ug poW. stalk sled
lay rack. set barn scales. nearly new. sci
horse clippers good 7s new: storm iron.
Tor carnage, hand corn planters. 700
good tomato baskets. half bushel. so good
sfain sacks, brlar scyihe. scoop shovel
SETS wagon harness, sets carriage
harness, set dearborn harness. Sets ROBE
harness, brides. collars. los chains. bar
rel vinegar. shovels, pades. forks and
a number OF other things too numerous DO
mention here ] VIII also offer for sale
one good 1916 Ford touring car 50 bas-
kets white and yellow corn. stacks Ton
fodder, 100 punches long fodder. lot Of
hay. 4
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Consisting Of one white enamel he'd /
'oom SUIT and springs 2 bedsteads. siu- e
gle bedstead and mattress. washstand. ],
ouch. good as new stands, rockers. y
porcn rockers, Kitchen chairs, cook y
apie, o-toot extension table. set stove. "
"od as new; kitchen range. with warm.
ns closet and reservoir tank, good one:
aipeis. mattings. window curtains but
er churn. cream separator sausage ct
rnder and suffer, tea kettles. pots ana cl
ans lamps and lanterns looking
asses. 2 vases. and many other things
% mentioned here. I viii also offer f6r il
lle 7-p.ece mahogany parlor suit. an III
sal shape mahogany library table ana
~ ktchen cabinet All practically =
Terms cash. 40 goods to be removed
ltl paid Tor
HARRY w TORBERT.
GRACE Sudler Auctoneer.
~ Lyhch Clerk. 12-5-2t
Milford chronicle., 1919-12-05
DO YOU ENJOY YOUR MEALS?

II you do not enjoy YOUR meals your
digestion is faulty Eat moderately.
especially OF meatsSmasiitate your food
thoroughly. Let five hours elause be-
tween meals and take one of Chamber
lain's Tablets Immediately after supper
and you will soon find your meals 10 be
a real pleasure
Milford chronicle., 1919-12-05
NOTICE TO PATRONS

am moving my place OF business
on December 11th, from the Cooper
Building to the store next 10 The
George F. Pierce Estate Fertilizer
Omce. Highest cash prices for fresh
eggs al all times
ll-2S-2t r. r. Shute
Milford chronicle., 1919-12-05
g5st
NOTICE

We have seventy-fve framed pic
lures unealled for. and II not called
for within tine next thirty days We will
sell them for the cost OF framing
Many Of these pictures are very pretty
and Of the best grade. VIM. II. Warren.
Milford. Del. lO-l7-tf
Milford chronicle., 1919-12-05

/ viii sell at pubic safe 81 my nome
near Diapers cannery In Slaughter Neck
on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1919,
commencing al 10 O'Clock a. m; II stormy
next clear day.
LIVE STOCK
Bay horse, i2 years old. gentle. work in
all harness; gray mare, work anywhere
3 cows, giving milk ! will be fresh soon.
FARM IMPLEMENTS
Two 2-horse wagons. one Is good; car
riage fam rack, Deering binder, 1901
cut: Deering mower. hay rake, 9-spout
drill corn planter. potato digger for white
potatoes. Acme harrow, wheelbarrow SEED
sower, 50-tooth iron drag harrow. seed
fan. barn truck. 2 sets wagon springs,
1000 lbs capacity. riding harrow, luke
harrows, cultiyator. 2 No. 10 Oliver plows'
Oliver 10, doubletrees. s.ngletrees. rope
harness, good leather wagon harness.
chains, breast chains, set peaguards, good
block. good hogshead ladder, some traps,
potato forks shovel, spade. boat anchors
and other implements too numerous TO
mention.
Corn fodder hay
Terms cash.
SAMUEL T. DRAPER.
d. III Argo. CLERK. 11-2S-2t
Milford chronicle., 1919-12-05
MOTOR TRUCK HAULING

am prepared TO do all kinds Of
hauling to all parts Of the Peninsula.
Special care and attention given 10
moving; farmers, let me haul your
grain and fertilizers. Phone SO.
II. A. Ryder.
li-2S-u Milford Del
Milford chronicle., 1919-12-05
WARNING TO WHOM 1T MAY
CONCERN

No trespassers with guns or dogs
ana no cutting Of holly on the Redden
yuan Club property at Redden, Del
aware.
Redden Quail Club.
Richard Haughton. owner.
Milford chronicle., 1919-12-05
WANTED TO RENT STORE

or upper floors suitable for photo
studio. State price. etc. Write or in
ouire az Chronicle office l2-5-6tp
Milford chronicle., 1919-12-05
COUNTRY PRODUCE AND
POULTRY WANTED.

| viii pay the highest cash price for
all kinds Il Country Produce. Poultry
a specially. r. n DERRICKsON.
2.7tf Lincoln City. Del.
Phone l44- Re-
Milford chronicle., 1919-12-05
IN MEmoRIAm

ln sad but loving remembrance Of ON
dear wife and mother. Mrs Arabeii,
Sun nii9E' who departed this life December
one year ago you left us.
How we miss you, mother dear.
And remember an your blindness
As we drop the silent tears
Day after day we saw her face
And slowly pine away:
Yet tn our hearts we often praved
That she would longer stay.
Now her toillng hands are folded
fter work on earth is done,
her troubles all are ended.
her heavenly crown is won.
Now in the graveyard safely sleenins
" mere The nowers gently wave.
IS the one We love So dearly.
W her lonely, silent grave.
Sadly missed by Husband and cbl5r.r
Milford chronicle., 1919-12-05
WARNING

Eil prosecute all persons trespass-
.ae UPON my land for the purpose of
cutting holly
lf-s8-2tp r. J.. Sharp.
Milford chronicle., 1919-12-05
WANTED POULTRY

VIVA pay highest cash price for all
kinds Of Poultry. Phone and I will
cali. Phone No &C.
George F. Reed.
10-24-tf Milford. Del.
Milford chronicle., 1919-12-05
PRIME con CORN WANTED

viii pay the highest market price
for prime yellow cob corn delivered 20
luF factory In any quantity.
ig-sg-if Draper. Davis & Co
Milford chronicle., 1919-12-05

Having decided TO discontinue farmlni
and locate in town the undersigned vii
sell at public sale at his residence abou
OF mile from SaXtons' school houst
on the road leading from Frederca t(
bowers Beach, known as the J. Franz
Salevan farm. on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1919,
at 10 o'clock, rain or shine.
LIVE STOCK
Nine horses and mules-No. l and 2,
pair bay mules, and years old. evenly
matched just as good as a man need 10
want. No 3. bay horse. 4 wears old. bToko
en- TO farm work, good worker No T. bay
mare, . Years old, good worker and driver
no. o. nay mare, II years Old good farm
mare No o. bay mare, is years old, viii
work anywhere, good driver No Z, bay
mare colt, years old coming spring No
y ana 9. pair bay colts, 4 months old
Two ouus, 10 cows and ne.fers:
COWS 70 ) Years old, VIII be in profit
hfst part Of December; cows. 4 to
wears Old, viii be .u profit I'm January
These COWS are well bred. good milk and
11.lef cows tVe he.fers, years old
'oti-H+ >p.+A- bul. Years old: bull,
ttlr a.i. goat
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
w iarm wagons. ar .n good running
.iaei So, wagon springs dearborn. YORK
q age. -fa 10 drll. u discs almost new.
] i'eeFhs mower. latest model: horse rake
Et' .-d.He ploW NO. 20. No l3 Oliver
f.ttftt.S I-HN@+ NO. .'A' OI YER ul0U iron
"n drag harrow, 60 teeth. ron roller
q. finest I,... new; ONO riding euiuvator;
'"ia PLANTER 3 hand corn planters. nav
f, te.. irult rack. hand corn shelier. Sci
l.a form scales, GOO pounds: lot Of cotton
,i9iH baes, sets barn trucks. carriaoa
'oies' st}ik sled lot Of baskets. log
mans. gr!ndstone, knapsack spravar
arm neH. sets piow harness. SET car,
.ase harness.. sets WAGON harness iot
! brides collars and halters. lot Of 4.
orse; S-horse and 2-horse trees. forks
loFelS, noes and corn knives: 30 lbs. hin.
&. lWine' large pots. meat grindei,
4. s!ui5er; 100 egg capacity incuba
~, ~ OUT door brooder cOops, turkey
'op, ana other articles too numerous ~
enuon found ON a farm.
Aout tons OF clover hay.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
O,thello cooking stove. double beatar
a.. stoves. : alright wood stoves. sU,ine,
urn milk separators. 9"ihs I
lerlns cash.
I'm o.. W J. COvERDALE.
lh >; camper, Auctioneer
'os' = Saleyan, David Phillips. Clerks e
II
Milford chronicle., 1919-12-05
NOTICE TO TAXABLEs
Tenth Representative District Of
81 Kent County

All county taxes for the Tenth Rep
resentative District of Kent County
are past due and are payable at once.
This is to warn all taxables that l
shall proceed to collect all taxes due
me Immediately. / must settle with
the county officials and you must set
tie with me Better pay now TO avoid
additional costs
J. FRANK SALEVAN.
Collector OF Taxes, Tenth Representa-
tive District Of Kent County.
11-21-3tp
Milford chronicle., 1919-12-05
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Furnished room. Annie
200 Z. Front St.. South Milford. 1il7.tf
FOR RENT-Furnlahed house ioa no
front street. Apply to Mr1 Mar
brown. ADDRESS may always Be obistned
:. posione@ lo-si-tf
LO3T'-A hip gum boot on dupont Roaa
irom Oeorgetown to Milford. Finder -
turn % this once and set reward.
n-9s-2sp
Milford chronicle., 1919-12-05
IN mEmoRlAm

In sad and loving remembrance az ou
only son. W. MINER LaugreU. WHO d..
parted th!s lie November u.s. 1913.
just siN years ago today
our dear boy passed away:
Laken from hs happy childhood home
To sleep Or the cold and slent torb
IuNen Irom rne hearts that loved him
ii was hard with him Go part.
sod loved him too and thought % best
To 'ake our darling home 20 rest
Fondly loved and sadly missed bv
Atp Father, Mother and Sister
Milford chronicle., 1919-12-05
NOTICE

On account of the high cost OF feed
On and after December lst milk will
retail at 14c per quart
j. A. Naylor
II. w. Sharp
W X. Brown
c. H. Nutter
Milford chronicle., 1919-12-05

AT THE GROVE POULTRY FARM
w me $. c. W. Leghorn cociyereis 10
cnoose from for breeders Straight AM
sIlcan strain, from late moulting. high
r.ouucinE STOCK. Also Barron strain
rom imported birds with high fraD-nest- -
Milford. O'e', 5S 559p;;
FOR sALE-Piece Of smokestack. heavy
ron IS Feet long and II inches in diam.
eter In good order and has a danner
" the stack. This Is part Of the connec.
boWer house Of the Milford Chronicle
fnoh shing Company. which Is dIspensed
Win py the building Of a large stack an5
WI ue disposed OF very cheap 10 any
psISnh haNlng use Tor H. Apply 10 of1ce
oi the company Milford. Del n
TWO VALUABLE FARMS FOR sArr
by short & Hall. No. THE homo fer,,,
OF the late B. +. 3 Woodan. confa :, ~
~ acres Of highly improved Land fo-rt.T
aoQut miles from Milford on the -arert
" nuiIt county permanent road to sbqv,
nee ana near The DUPONT Boulevard
=, t,S"eli.Hk rooms, IN good shape. lots ~
me shade trees. ample outbuifdinga TO-
use OF iarn. barn and stable. hav housa
worn cllp, wood house. ch .cran to--g
Z ABOUT 5 acres wei set in Tucrefis
1-i ch ptff es; acres in English clover
!. sDa y, aiia-iai .ru.t trees and grapes for
eIl.ty use rms Is an IDEAL home No
Tine George ". Murphy home farm
'ouiaininE ~ acres. 4 acres in Timber 81
lcfes ~ cultivation. acres tn Tucrets,
,.tckberr.es, ! acre Strawberries Buiid-
.- GOOD dwelling six rooms. a nevv
4mliy use. This farm Is nicely loesf
.oout J NILE east Of Lincoln and 2n r7fies
rom Milford. Short & Hall Milford
12-5-f
Milford chronicle., 1919-12-05

FOR SALE-Having decided 10 - ~
ny former home I wlil SELL ms farm
Joining Owens Station. at q bareain y
house. with or without dairy of s s6v,5
Lewis E.chorn, owens Station. Del
I2-r-9fr
Milford chronicle., 1919-12-05
WANTED

BOY WANTED In the press room o
the Chronicle Office 10 learn In fee,
press, etc. Must be over lG years d
age. Splendid opportunity 10 becom,
q preSSman.
WANTEp-5-day-oio calf. Frank Don.
oyan, Lincoln. Del H.
,,M,,ANTED-Golden wyandotte cockerei
ford, Del ~ 81 % ~, ~
.,,s-ANr MsAANr FARAf-wIth good buildings.
Io,,es e-.s.o'e ~, tor poultry; rent or buy A.~c'
'oNes' Georgetown, Del. 12s5-Si
WANTED-Mlddle aged woman 70,
nousekeeper. Particulars By addressir,,
q y. BOX No. %, Hickman, Del i2-s-5is,
WsANTE.D-Middie-aged white wonan
as housekeeper IN family OF three 0''ildn na
dress Jas X. Carpenter, FiIendsie nei
11-28-1tp
wAHTED-Stablo manure. wr,,. .t.,.
ing quantity you have ana beat nr,ss "a
sans ~ans Lester c. Loyett. Milford. Deis.
i3-s-st
Milford chronicle., 1919-12-05
FOR SALE

FOR sALE-Feather bed AIRS vs. O.
Abbott J
FOR sALE-New and used piano Laura
Calho0n. Lincoln Il-2S-fl
FOR SALE-Duy picked goose feathers
j. Robbins Milton. Del 12-5-4tp
FOR sALE-Shade trees at McConey
Z Farm. Milford Del H. F. smith.
WE HAVE "a supply Of bricks on hand
at all times j. H. Wilkerson & sons.
1l-3l-tf
FOR SALE-L0ug fodder at five cents
bundle Mary T.. Woodal Milford, Del
ltp
FOR Walnut sideboard for want
Of room. Apply a 500 West Front street.
Milford. ll-2s-2tp
FOR SALE-Oue brood SOW with nine
pigs. Mrs ID. G. Townsend Georgetown.
Phone 35. ii-2s-2t
EVERYBODYs POULTRY MAGAZINE
I tmonthlyl, 3 years for $l.00. Box 374.
Milford, Del ll-21-6t
/ FOR SALE-A Ford touring car in first
class condition Cheap 90 quick buyer
Jas. l.. Davis. 12-5-tf
FOR SALE-I.ong fodder al six cents
George NJ. simpson. Milford. Del ii-9s-f I
FOR sALF-Twentv-fve ocrss Ian
wood on the Harry Webb farm near
Oakley a. G. Creadick. Harrington
Il-2S-u /
FOR SALE-Grant automobile roadster.
newly painted and In first class condition
Apply 10 ID. c. Draper, Glendale. Del
ll-l4-tf
FOR SALE-One 1919 Buick Six. good
as new For further information apply
ai Milford Music and Furniture store
l2-5-1t
FOR SALE-Pair Of mules. one or both.
cheap. Would trade for horse. COW or
hogs. B Hostedler. near staytonv.ue
ll-2S-2tp
FOR SALE-One desirable home. CEN a
iraily located in the town OF Milford For
paF lcu!ars Inquire al The Milford Trust q
FOR sALE-Two-story dwelling on p
Carlisle Lane. South Milford For par \
,,;,c,!IIars apply TO Esquire Hendrlxson
MiHofd' Del l0-2i-u &
J. FRANK PORTER. Greenwood Del
A new and complete line OF general mer- N
'Aand.se. All millinery goods reduced
Prices right iO-3-I
FOR SALE-Berkshlre pigs. Holstein "A
oWs' some giving milk now. some 10
reshen soon. Milo Farber. between Mil =.
'lu ana shawnee 1tp
FOR SALE-Chevrolet touring car. IN
o0d running condition. Will sacrlhce
ora touring, 1919 model new tires. will
.M az a bargain. w. Blaine Atkins.
-ilsboro Del. I2-5-4t
FOR sALE-l9l7 Overland Country fo
lu1, overhauled and painted. extra good
ihqitlon. One 1917 five passenger Over
ma IN good condition. Wagner's Car
;e' Bridgeyille, Del II -
FOR sALE-Isi6 model Ford auto. al
ost as good as new; and 500 Yards Of
N-toot poultry - viii be sold cheap t0c
quick buyer Apply 10 Charles NJ COZ
almond Milford Del ft plo
49,, -- chs
FOR SALE-Farms OF an sizes ana chi
ICES; OF about 40 acres each: weU
il and wei located. Price right Da =
able house and lot in Milford al he
'nl price MILO Farber. between Milford m.
ll.4 vince 1tp =
SAVING OUTFIT FOR sAr.E-Com- J.
lation frame Tor saving pole wood ana -
ping package Stats. two saws. eDpine
Tory mounted on steel truck. cuaran-
@ condition. Address v. w Reed Bod
,isburg. Nd. 11-ors+
FOR sALE-Havng decided 10 - -
FORMER home. ! wiil Sell my farm lc
Milford chronicle., 1919-12-05

oAWlNG OUTFIT FOR SALE-Com-
b.nation frame for saving mole wood ga
ripping package Stats. two saws. engine
factory mounted on steel truck. ruaran-
'eeq condition. Address " w. Reed Fed-
eralsburg. Nd. 11-oft+
Milford chronicle., 1919-12-05
Public Sale

Having decided to discontinue farming
and locate in town the undersigned will
sell at public sale at his residence about
= OF mile from SaXtons' school house
on the road leading from Frederick to
Bowers Beach, known as the J. Frank
Salevan farm, on
Milford chronicle., 1919-12-05
Public Sale

As | have decided TO discontinue farm
ing / will sell my personal property at
public sale at my home. 2 miles east Of
Greenwood. on the road leading from
Greenwood 10 Milford, adjoining Curry's
race track, on
Milford chronicle., 1919-12-05
Public Sale

will sell at public sale al my home
near Diapers cannery In Slaughter Neck
Milford chronicle., 1919-12-05

lrs
an
Milford chronicle., 1919-12-05

'yan. Lincoln. Del in
Milford chronicle., 1919-12-05

FOR SALE-Chevrolet touring car IN
good running condition; viii sacrlnce
Ford touring, 1919 model new tires. viii
sell az "a bargain. w. Blaine Atkins.
hiHSoolo Del 12-5-4t
Milford chronicle., 1919-12-05

9th
Milford chronicle., 1919-12-05

FOR SALE-Farme on IN gizee .nI
prices; 2 Of about 40 acres each. vvefi
bult and well located, Price right De-
8 s.rao.e house and lot Ia Milford al the
Ilsn' price. MILO Farber. between Milford
''" 'ii1 vince 1tn
Milford chronicle., 1919-12-05

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New-York tribune., 1919-09-25

as to how long the present condition
will continue. Virtually all Of the
larger houses declared their intention
to continue to operate on a conserva-
tive basis until the labor situation is
clarified
AS a result, only the jobbers are in
position to provide merchandise for
Immediate delivery, and the stocks of
these merchants are rapidly being de-
pleted by steady buying.
Many of the jobbers will be closed
for the remainder of the week on &C
count of the Jewish holidays.
Sales of raw silks yesterday, while
slightly larger in volume than on Tues
day, continued to be featured by the
determination Of mill operators to con-
tine their purchases to Immediate
needs. Importers realize that the local
buyers do not feel justified in acquir-
ing large stocks in the face of the
labor difficulties in the Paterson and
Pennsylvania districts.
Numerous inquiries were received
from Northern mills regarding quota
tions on Japanese silk for delivery af-
ter January L. Some of the importers
were able to name q price, because
they have made contracts with Jap
anese reclers extending into the spring
months.
Yesterday being a national holiday in
Japan, there were no operations on the
Yokohama market.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-25
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