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Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28
MAGNOLIA

Tho sale last week Of Benton Raugh-
lev was Well attended and things sold
high He IS going on q smaller farm
near Newark and sold everything he
would nor need there The help prob
lem occasions tle change
There VIII be quite few changes
around Magnolia the first of the year
Mr Baker of near Frederica comes
10 tle farm vacated by AIR. RaugAley.
Barrau Marvel leaves ne farm and
comes Ia town Lloyl Wiicutts goes
to one oil john Lindale's farms yacat-
ed by Daniel Macqueen.
The sale OF The NauBurkalow prop
erty VIII take place the first week In
December This property consists OF
a dne home and two stores
Rev John T.. Sparkliu preached in
tue Magnolia 81 2. Church In the ABB
sence of the pastor Rev g r. Ellis.
Miss Alya George Ot Philadelphia Is
spending tae Thanksgivu holidays
with her parents Mr. and Mrs VIII
liam George
Mrs Thomas Warren af Wyoming
-peni Sunday with her parents Nr
and Mrs ~ Taylor
There VIII he am EpWoril League
social ue home of Mrs George Col
Inns Friday evening oil This week. All
are invited TO be present and enjoy a
good time
Mrs. p. ID Lodge ANA children Of
Sudlersyille are spending Tie week
with her mother Mrs Hettie Conner.
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28
Public Sale


As will stop farming ] will sen ~ Hl5
home on The road leading from laenlp-7
sonvilIe 90 Scotrs Corner lA -N'-'-
MONDAY. DECEMBER :, fsf9'
commencing promptly at 10 o'cloca' .2e
following property lsaie fa-" "l
LIVE STOCK
Three h0r-es-oue o brown horse
Years olI good an around animal Uo... ,.,.
Z wears Ola. broken 20 an harness. 1.-
mare. Is years old, and @ good one t, ~.
r-ov-s-one & years old. now giving Hl+4A
one years DID, VIII ne III pIo". rt
one years old. viii De in nroht ID 4 e9-
ruary; one u years ola' Will D9 -'
FARM IMPLEMENTS
Two farm wagons. one as good as new,
the other good ONE eAceHeAt - 80
with rack; two mowers one iA ltilg
ditlon. barrel land roller; corn sheIer ~
erer rf1ss condition. fam rack; tQna ~
rsrls. eet OF wagon springs OF "VN. u.s.
cqpacity: 60-tooth drag harrow, 3 cy-s. W..
tors in good shape' dearborn po.e' ..i-lt .i'i'.r
sprayers. br.ar scy ihe' Hlo"4ltb ,i,.. i1
pea scythe. corn cracking machlA,e , .H
GOOD condition. bush AK; hand corn p-.lI,-
81 > seooD shovels, potato shovel; shoNels'
forks. hoes double trees, wagon Aal l.l-.., ...,
and Z sets Qf ploW harness. q -
saws. bench wise, muzzle loading gun )
,,59rt other tbiugs too tedious % mem
aon here so dye-elgh,h baskets 90
Two Stacks TOP fodder; lot corn on cob.
HOUSEHOLD
Large cook stowe. crank churn' sseN
.hurr. butter pr.n, and paddle wafer
.aol.ue separator. mik bucket set q Ha.
irons. single beds-ead, other atteieS "o'
enumerated here ,---.....,.s1
Terms cash and no goods 10 he removed
''''-' CHARLES ALACKLIN
John s. Camper Auctoueer. 80, o..
Harvey Thompson, Clerk. 4I--I--l
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Public Sale

The personal property Of the late John
Houston Cubbage viii be sold from his
late residence. 40 West Third street, OF
this town. on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER, %. 1919,
at / p. M. rain or shine. the following
property, 20 wit.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
one FUN parlor suit Of furniture, fun
suit OF dining room furniture. 4 Kitchen
chairs. rocking chairs, Norris chair,
lounge, centre table. small stands din-
ing table. one antique table, made by
Frsby Hollis in 1880
Three carpets, parlor rug, 9Xl2, small
rugs, Singer sewing machine, good con-
ditou, Nictrola, practically new; lot OF
NiCtrOla records good condition. bookcase
ana writing desk combined.
Lot OF books . mantel clocks, parlor
lamp. table lamp. bed room lamps; chest
Of table silver. new; lot Of knives and
forks lot of table, tea and dessert spoons.
Three tons Of nut coal
Several dozen jars Of fruit and jelly
coal burning range stove, coal burning
parlor stove. alright stove, oil stove and
baker attached, cupboard, kitchen dresser.
ice cream freezer. wash boiler, tubs,
wash board, wheelharrOw, garden rake,
3 hoes. spade, dozen framed wall pictures
and mirrors. g bedsteads. cot and mat
tress. 3 mattresses. . feather beds pill
lows and holsters, ID quilts, & blankets,
30 new brooms, never used; dishes, cups,
and saucers. vases. and many other arr
ticles too numerous TO mention All goods
are in excellent condition.
Terms cash. no goods 20 be removed
until paid for
Executor.
j. Harry LaJohum, Auctioneer. ll-21-2t
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Public Sale

will sell at public sale at my home
near Diapers caunery in slaughter NeSN'
0u
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER TO- 1919
commencing at 10 o'clock a. M II stormy
next clear day.
LIVE STOCK
Ea, horse. - years old, gentle work in
au harness: gray mare. work any wheFe'
COWS. . giving milk, ! VIII DE- IFesh sooi''
FARM IMPLEMENTS
Two 2-norse wagons, one is GOOD. car
riare. ham rack. Deering binder 1901
clt: peering mower hay rake. s-sp9ul
driil. corn planter potato digger ior "hltS
potatoes. Acme harrow. wheelbarroW 7ee9
sower 50-tooth iron drag harrow seeu
FAN. barn truck. sets wagon springs
5000 ms capacity. riding harrow " luNs
hlrrows. cultivator, No. l3 ohNer poWs'
Oliver 10. doubletrees, singletress' rope
harness. good leather wagon harness;
chains. breast chains, set peagurds' soou
block. good hoEshead ladder. some traps
potato forks. shovel. spade. boat anchorS
and other implements too numerous go
mention.
Corn fodder. hay.
SAMUEL T. DRAPER.
W. S. Clifton, Auctioneer
u. H. Argo, Clerk. 41--e--'
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Public Sale

viii sell at public SALE ~ my home
fts miles north OF FHNt-"e'H' D- t''N
I j. Hayes farm. On
TUESDAY, DECEMBER ?, 1919
commencing at 10 o'c'act y toiu>, ,ht
Sale win be held Tile reN iar d3y-
LIVE STOCK
Pair mules. years DID. bay mare ~
Years old. hay horse, I' ti oiH' og"'.
lU will DE fresh soou Hois.ein Dull q
months ola. Judge Hastings stock
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
s-H0rse power john Deere engine S."
and saw bench Holaa teai hll NC
Cormlck mower, lime arI. Joan Deere
riding piow John Deere --"4N p.oW. E1u-
ul0W. riding culrivafor. disc haIio"s'
Acme harrow. . 5u-taptH irln utas7'
horse care and harness. i+-ioot grass
seeder. roller 2-horse p.oW. l-Aorse pioW'
walking cultivat0r. hay rlhe. i9W-d2WI
wagon. 2-horse wagon. timber cart
house rollers. 8 potato rake- corn cutter,
. sets corn cutter shaves. wagon ana rope
harness. 4-f00t Wire --cc-cher. grass
veeder erIudstoue. Jo-calou spray pump
cider mill sleigh and . strings bells, 90
gallon Dot and small pots. SEP OF beams
400 pounds: sausage stufier and grinder
1-horse fertilizer dsl.l. t-foot lleering pin-
der lu excellent condition. John Deere
drill AN goods are practically new.
400 baskets yellow corn, 900 ousne4s
wheat 1000 punches long fodder ! ton
alfalfa haE. tons feed.
Terms cash. SO goods 70 De removed
until paid for
II-2I-4t j. T. HAYES
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28
Public Sale

viii stop farming and viii sell the fol-
lowing personal property az my home on
the Dr. Frank Gri-r farm. "a The SOUTH
western side Of Milford, 1u tha Shawnee
Road. on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER g, 1919,
commencing at II o'clock. rain or shine,
as follows
THREE HORSES
Bay mare. T. years old: brown mare. 10
years old iu spring; black horse, coming
4 years old These horses viii drive or
work anywhere and are excellent animals.
GOOD 4-YEAR-OLD COW, coming
fresh u February.
FARM IMPLEMENTS
Two-horse wagon, practically new, l.
horse wagon, dearborn with hack-top,
pole and shafts; York carriage buggy;
Tygert sweet potato trausplanter; New
WAY check row corn planter; Mccormick
mower, practically new, Keystone iertl-
izer distributor; International riding mar
row. 5O-tooth iron drag harrow; 2 walk
ing cultivatOrs; sweet potato digger NO
l3 Oliver pillow, combination land marker:
set wagon springs, 5000 lbs. capacity 3
sets ploW harness set wagon harhess' set
carriage harness. 3 doublctrees. a-horSt
tree. set names and traces. corn sneller,
farm bell and pole; vinegar baTeli mo-
'asses harrel 9 water barrels some berry
crates. neck yoke, 9 corn spuds, cutva-
tor lukes. muzzles. scythes. forks, hoes.
ahuytIa. and other articles. Cream separ-
tfnr
500 punches fodder Pea vine hay.
tou. 25 White Leghoru pullets of Tom
Barron stpch.
Terms casb ana no goods 10 be removed
W b. MARYLAND
j. IS Thomas Aucuoneer ll-2S-2t
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Public Sale

Having sold my farm, ] viii offer az
publc sale at my home known as the
Isaac r. Jester farm, near the a. scHoo-
house. ou the road leading from herlhs
Corner to Frederica, on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1919
commencing a- 10 o'clock a ms the iol-
lowing property;
LIVE STOCK
pav mare is Years Old, good driver and
worker: gray mare. "a years old, good
aU around mare. soTrel mare, 4 years Old
has been worked some, roam COW. years
old. yellow cow, 5 years Old p0in ssNlhs
mills. heifers. 2 years DID, VIII oe IfesA
iu January
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
york c7rrfara I'm good condition. farm
wagon. good SIS new, dearborn, lana .oIieI5
v-auou body. made of white pine; NO lf
oliver plow. no. 13 Oliver plows, l-horse
nlow. GO-to0th drag harrow, double A uraB
harrow, huke harFoWs, @ Culsl va ~ -
spring tooth harrow. sets leather wagon
harness. o sets chain harness, 3 sets rope
harness. set double carriage harness, set
Of single carriage harness. 4-horse eNener'
3-horse evener, 3 grain shovels, nan Du- ll-
shel measure, set wagon springs, large
sealding cask in first class condition lot
of barrels, tomato baskets fam rack, TO-
mato rack. storm front for carriage brlar
scythc, stalk sled, lot screen door lralnes'
. second hand doors, lot old sash ana WIN
dow panes. Mccormick mower, hand corn
planter carriage pole, good block ana
fall, bushel basket. riding cullNator, gram
fan and bagger, set blacksmith tools, con
sistine Of forge. anvil wise, drill and
tongs: sausage grinder and lard press,
barrel churn, dash churn, cream separ-
ator butter and cream buckets corn
spuds, hoes and forks; alright stove, lot
chains, etc.
FODDER
3sstacks tops. 800 sheaves blades. about
100 punches coarse fodder.
Terms cash.
JAS II. WEBB Of GEO.
+ S Camper. Auctioneer. 11-21-2t
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Public Sale
Of
REAL ESTATE
7 will sell on

SATURDAY DECEMBER Q. 1919,
at one O'Clock. at the store house now
occupied by John Cooper in North Bridge
willie, all the real estate of DIT W, /. Mes
sick. located in the town Of Brdgeviue
in North West Fork Hundred.
Lot No. l-Ou South side Of Bridge,
l39 10. front, 15s IT, deep, IS H. on back.
more or less improved with siX-room
dwelling with outbuildings property now
occupied by c. W. Lecates.
Lot No 2-On North side of Bridge.
5S1s II front with good lot and two acres
of meadow more or less, running from
centre Of Bridge down centre Of stream
to corner Of H. $ Wroten's land. improv-
ed with siN-ro0m house barn and other
outbuldings. This property now occu-
pied by Mr. Jenkins.
lot No 3-39 IT, front. los IT, deep.
more or less. improved with siX-rnon
hnwsa .--..:i; 5tituuiiulngs. This property
now occupied by David Tucker
Lot No 4-3G "a. froHt, 66 It, deep.
more or less. improved with three-room
house. Property now occupied by Brooks
lot 40. 5-s3 IT. front. 20 IT. deep.
more or less improved with a three-room
house. This property now occupied by
Lot No. $50 IT front. i2O It. deep.
more or less This Is a fine lot, situated
at the rear Of Arthur Stuarrs property,
with outlet on new alley
Lots Nos. z, s, 9, 10, H. ~, l3 Ia, l5.-
q
beginnig at corner of cemetery, 60 IT,
fronts. and running from the T. l.. Wiley
land to center Of stream, 225 H.. deep
more or less
Lots. Nos l6. Il. ls.-Are improved with
double houses. These lots are so It,.
fronts, and running TO centre Of stream,
$40 II. deep. more or less These houses
rent FOR S72 a year and are occupied.
Lot No. 1910 fl. front, running side
Of railroad to cement bridge, 250 IT. deep.
lot. No 2o.-2O5 It. front. running from
cement bridge TO cemetery. This land
mas a fine lot OF building sand on IT and
two acres Of meadow, more or less. This
includes all the meadow on south side OF
lots. ss,'i' Nos. 2i. %. 28. 2i.-Are all fine
high building lots, 60 II. fronts, 100 It.
deep. more or less.
Lot No. 25.-One tract of land contain
ing SO acres, more or less, five cleared
balance set in young oak and gum timber,
adjoining lands Of David Station, Wheatey
Reynolds. Howard Calhoon and others,
on the south side Of public road leading
from the Bridgeville and Greenwood road
10 Blanchard Station.
TERMS:-50 per cent Of purchase price
on day Of sale, balance on December goth,
1919 when / will be at same place to de-
liver deeds.
All meadow lots not bringing S25, pur-
chaser viii be required TO pay expense Of
deed
COULTER MEssIcK, Manager.
Horace Sudler, Auctioneer. l1-2S-2t
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28
PLAIN QUESTIONS TO MILFORD PEOPLE
Every Milford Reader Will Admit the
Soundness of the Logic.

Would Milford people recommend
Doan's Kidney Pills as they do if the
medicine were not reliable? ? Would
they confirm their statements after
wears have elapsed if their experiences
did not show the remedy to be deserv-
ing of it? Statements like the follow
ing must carry conviction to the mind
of every reader.
Imly S. Abbott, postotiice clerk, PIG
Washington street. Milford, says Be-
ing on my feet considerably, and hav-
ing weak kidneys resulted in attacks
of backache. which greatly bothered
me. was told about Doan's Kidney
Pills. and used some. They gave me
relief.
Over four years later, Mr.. Abbott
said II am glad to confirm all have
said recommending Doan's Kidney Pills
They help me whenever have had need
of a kidney medicine. "
Price G0c, at all dealers. Don't simply
ask for a kidney remedy get D1an's
Kidne, pills-the same that Mr.. Abbott
had. Foster -Milburn Co., Mfrs. Blu
falu. n "
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28
Public Sale

rr,,.;,e holirht a small farm ana ~ H.
- eu mn nve stock and farm lLll,ls- lll..,-
+,arts win sell the foNoWlhs ps,q2iiIISo,SS1
~ nublic sale. at my home ln 49,, i..s.',,,,
So. IN ''Conch Bar" road near
t1nlrfree" school house, on
TUESDAY. DECEMBER p 1919
....,.-.,,.I,s ,r 10 o'clock a. nl. but u
sla- dav should be stormy, sale VIII
heid the next clear day
LIVE STOCK
nav mare. Myrtle, years oldi MoIN
8, sf harness. odd mule, years olu' seii5i
e.. .vsryvrgv. works in All harness. ot4
mule about i3 years Old good ali 'lo.lit. ,,.4it
miiie. cow. years old, comes IN pl ,
abouf the last of December neAets, tsoo
ve3rs old. comes in profit January l'-V
FARM IMPLEMENTS
rvo-horse farm wagon, McCorlnie' n
b.1dsr. IN good condition; DeeIlnS mo w; 4;
Is rood order: g-spout disc drill, ron A.llu
roller. disc harrow Farmer fflehu ~ -
n'arter. NO 1s Oliver walking pioM, oV-
tooth drag. hay rake. waiklng cIl'i', . ~
tars SO. 40 oliver riding ploW, sel o5 o5
WAGON harness. double reins' bHaies an"
-Four stacks top fodder.
Terms cash. ,-,.,,r,.rr-
SAMUEL W. CONEtsL.,AA Il ~, i,
j. Harry Latchum, Aucuoneer. l1--I---
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REDUCING STOCK

ami uow reducing my stock OF gen
eral merchandise. selling az cost and
below on a grea. many OF The articles
some oyeralls and jumpers and sew
eral garments an cost ana less. we
have large stock of Ma2ola oil and
conee and win save YOU money When
we saw cost we mean the price we
paid so representation on any
thing. Some things which we are buy
ing 90 sell right away viii be SOLD az
tie regular prices Come in and see
us ANY one owing us accounts Wli.
please settle same by December lU.
II. j. Harding
f3f Vs. Front Street
tf.t4-tf North Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28
ONLY A COLD

Are YOU IN is often answered on
10 only a cold. as if a cold was mat
Ter Of little consequence, but people are
beginning to learn that common colo
IS q matter not to be trifie1 with, that
some Of the most. serious diseases start
with q cold. AS soon as the first mol
cation Of a cold appears take Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. Remember that
the sooner you get rid Of your cold tne ne
less the danger. and this remedy Will
help you TO throw II OIL.
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28
Public Sale

win seu "a my home, three miles. easj
of Brldeev!le. between Green s roma anu
C0vardale's Cross Roads, on George cow"
road, un
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER g. 1919
m IL stormy max. clear day
LIVE STOCK
Two good horses. good cow. neilla
Ytd. mreung hog, -50 pounds
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
T,eo-horse plow. single p.owi cul,i-
,sIors. roller. 2-horse iron drag, 'y-iooth; /;
-horse Troy farm wagon. dearborn. ROAD
cart. carriage, surIy, sets % c.tI4l15 2
f.s-1.s9. double ser of leather wagon har-
ness. set 0f chain harness. ana lois OF
other small farming tools too numerous
500 Hgskets Of corn 400 punches OF
fodder and five stacks
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
AH household goods % De- sold, lnclud-
~ furniture, cooking utensils rugs. coos
stove. sitting room stove. a-slge ana "
-uec.af tea set Imported iram emma
Terms made known Qn aat o! SAFE
WAf a. REYNOLDS.
Horace Sudler, Aucuoneer ll--l--s
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Public Sale
Al IINcoI- NJ CITY
At LINCOLN CITY


Having sold my farm ] viii sell my
personal property at Public sale al my
home, on the road from the railroad sta
tiou 10 the Willard Clendaniel Mill (oppo
site cemetery on
MONDAY, DECEMBER /, 1919,
commencing at 1890 a. M. II that day
should De stormy, the sale viii be held
the next fair day.
LIVE STOCK
Gray mare, Il years old, sound and
work anywhere. Sorrel mare, about 3ia
years old. will make good saddle or fast
driver HOistein COW, 4 years old, fresh
IN March or April. years old; Guernsey
Holstein heifer, l6 months old; Guernsey
Jersey heifeE i3 months old. 4 yearling
Leghorn cockerels guinea hens
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Dearborn wagon. top buggy. runabout,
Oliver b plow, small plow, cultivator, seed
harrow, drag harrow, seed sOwer, grind
stone, corn shelter, feed grinder, oyster
shell grinder bone grinder, sprinkling
can, half bushel measure, hampers and
sashes, $50 BASKETS CORN, 10 gallon
keg, milk bucket, ropes and chains, corn
cutter, corn stock cutter new set OF
Will-made light harness, never been used
some old work and light harness; 1-horse
farm wagon, fam rack. fodder drag, bush
scythes Weeder horse blankets, lap robe,
rubber blankets, hoes, forks. axes, show
els and many other articles too numerous
to mention.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Large almost new range, with warming
closet good baker and heater. right for
threshing time; rotary washing machine;
oil stove, RayO lamp, Daisy churn, clothes
wringer, half gallon fruit jars, 5-gallon
oil can, crooks, mince meat chopper, 10
yards Congoleum, wall pictures, mat
tresses and springs, milk pans and bowls,
and other articles too numerous to mem
ton.
HENRY LEHMKUHL.
Lincoln, Del.
w Donovan, Clerk. 11-21-2t
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EXECUTOR, ADMINISTRATORS,
TRUSTEE. GUARDIAN, AS
sgCNEE, RECEIVER, ETC.

We are authorized by United States
Government to act in any Of the above
capacities.
The safeguards placed around the
National Bank system In the shape Of
stockholders liability, frequent exani-
nations and reports coupled with the
high standing and ample resources Of
th3n Institution are sound guarantees
tAnA its trusts wiz ba faithfully ndmln-
lgfered. FrRsT NATIONAL BAfrk.
9J2ssf Milford. Delaware.
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28

home one mile south Of Union Church,
two and ONE half miles west Of Euendale
on road leading from Union thurch 70
Enendale; place known as old Belts
TUESDAY. DECEMBER ?, 1919,
commencing promptly at 10 o'clock a. "a.
IS this day should DE very s-ormy sale
viii De held .he next fair day The iol-
LIVE STOCK
Cray horse. ~ years Old, bay horse, 9
years Old These horses are excellent
puIers and viii work ip all harness, dou-
hie or single, and good drivers. 3 good
COWS: one is a black COW, years Old, and
Is now fresh. one black and white cow,
. years old viii be fresh soon; one red
cow 9 years Old, viii be fresh IN January.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Two-horse farm wagon, Johnson make
in good condition; . York carriages; Nc
Cormck binder, Mccormick mower, in
good working order; disc harrow oliver
riding harrow, practically new; good Iron
Age riding harrow; Iron Age cultivator,
good a S new, sweet potato digger luke
harrow, 60-tooth drag harrow, fam rack,
set of wagon springs, set OF carriage har-
ness, set Of wagon harness. 3 sets Of plow
harness. lot Of IS baskets, doubletree, "A
plow scoop shovel. iron vice. and other
things such as forks, hoes, etc
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Kitchen range. fully equipped with
closets and reservoir; this is a splendid
stove and has been used less than one
year, Economy King separator, skim
ming capacity $50 pounds; other separa-
tor, cylinder churn, capacity gallons,
These goods will an he sold as / have no
further use Tor them
Terms cash.
CHARLES f. TAYLOR
Lincoln, R. d.
j. B. Dickerson, Auctioneer 1I-21-2t
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SCHOOL TAX NOTICE

All persons in the Tenth Represen-
iatiye District Of Kent County are
hereby notified that the tax duplicate
has been placed in my hands for col
lection. Taxes are due now and must
be paid in full before January lst
J. FRANK SALEVAN,
Collector OF Taxes, Tenth Representa-
tive District Of Kent County.
li-21-Stp
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28
Public Sale

G. p. Townsend and Howard Moore viii
sell at public sale at the home. OF c. B.
Townsend, IA miles northeast OF Houston
on Milford road, on
WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER 3, 1919,
sale commencing at 10 a. m II stormy
the sale will be held the following clear
day.
LIVE STOCK
Large mule. with some age, but good
one; bay mare. 6 years old; weanling colt
4 cows. fat hogs weighing from $50 to
70 pounds each; 3 sh0ats, about so pounds
each
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
. Farm wagons, manure spreader, horse
rake drag harrows, riding plow, No. l9
Oliver plow, nearly new, IA Oliver ploW
No. I3 Oliver plow, nearly new; No. ,
South Bend plow, riding cultivator, 3
walking cultivators, forge, wood rack, 3
log chains, sets wagon harness, set
double carriage harness, set single car
riage harness, 3 sets double reins, sets
plow harness, collars, brides, etc. York
carriage, Dayton, hoes, forks, shovels, big
iron pot, barrels large ice box, and many
other articles too numerous to mention.
a lot Of household and kitchen furniture
and carpets.
Terms Of sale: Cash.
c. b. TOWNSEND & II. T. MOORE
John Baker. Auctioneer.
H. Moore, Clerk 1l-21-2t
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

Advertising rate in this column one ceni
a word each and every Insertion
AN ads 10 this column must be paid Tor
in advance. This Is me only way ih
which orders win be received for these
10 cents. II YOU have an ad which you
want inserted. count the words address
and alD and multiply by the number OF
times which you want the al 20 rum.
send lhe amount with the ad.
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28
CONSTIPATION.

Most laxatives and catharties AFFORD
only temporary relief and should oe
used only for that purpose. Mhen you
want permanent relief take ChamDer-
aims Tablets and be careful to observe
me directions with each pae Sage. these
tablets not only move the bowels put
improve the appetite and strengthen
the digestion.
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28
THIS MEANS YOU

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5sb for food and are constipated, yot
nav know that you need dose o. q
chamberlain Tablets. They not only my
ca1se an agreeable movement Of tht
novels but cleanse and inyigorate the
stomach and improve the digestion