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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-16
City and Vicinity
News

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ashton Of For
rest H. and Mr.. and Mrs. G, kres'
singer of Chicago are visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Monahan
in west Ottawa.
Jake cellars went to Aurora yes
tciday on a business visit.
Rev. John Math and family Of Kan
kakce are visiting at the home OF
Mrs. Ernest Claus on Madison street,
where they were called by the death
Of Frank Frischauf
Miss Marjory Rector, who spent the
past six weeks visiting with friends
in st. Louis has returned 20 her
home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Glenn of ON
aha. Nnb., arrived in ottawa this
morning for a visit with the lattcrs
parents. Mr.. and Mrs A. Alschuer,
at their home ON East Main street.
Miss Mary Dougherty has returned
to her home on w. Jefferson street,
after "A months visit with friends in
| kokumo, Ind.
Miss Elizabeth Schiifgons has re
turned to her home on Illinois avenue,
Iaftcr spending the past week visiting
friends in La Sale.
Miss Mary Lcech has returned to
her home on West Jackson street af
ter weeks visit with La Sale
friends.
Miss Katherine Kelly, who has been
visiting friends in Wallace township
has returned home.
ROLAND lliIl OF Wichita Kansas Is
visiting at The home of his aunt lod
uLclo ~ aad Mrs. l.. NJ Bayne OF
south O-tdwa.
Lawrence Mates visited Friends
in Seneca last evening
Earl Locke. Who is WORDING in Jr
let H. spending the week end at biz
home on W jefferson street
Miss Lucille O'Connor of Sycamore
street, visited friends ii Marseilie'
yesterday.
William Mulholland visited friends
in Seneca la t evening,
, On street visited friends in Senec,
last evening.
Mr.. ald Mrs Roy Thornburg o
Marsciles, visited at the home of Nh
- and Mrs John Martin on T. Mali
street yesterday.
Arthur Nit,chem, Charles Moor
aad Walter kcim have returned HON
from a several days auto trip to Oh
,ago
b. +. Ringer of La Sale street /
spending the week end yiaitin
friends in Earyllle.
! Miss Margaret Clomal of Chicag
, is visiting at the home of Miss Asne
- Murphy on DeLeon street,
II Miss Eleanor Kettle of NanBure
+ street visited friends in Seneca Ia
=. evening.
> Geo. W. Kerby ha5 gone to Glen
% Park to spend the week end.
Miss katherine JOY of Superior ST
visited frieIds in Seneca last cvcl
ing.
Miss Bcrnicc Bradley, of +. Joli'
= street. went 70 Dcs Moines. low
= this morning for a visit with rel;
tlNcS.
Mr. and Mrs. Bcrley IlaWley of v
" Ottawa visited friends il Seneca las
evening
" Miss Josephine Quilter Of Nhicas
is the guest at the home of Miss Al
{ ne 5 Murphy on lie Leon street.
Mrs. Charles Feustermakor tC
i merly Miss Stella Collier and daug
tiers Catherine and Charlotte, OF IL
" Wing. MINI, are visiting AT the non
p Cr Mr.. and Mrs Fred Schumacher
Grafton street.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-16
NEW RIOTS BREAK
OUT IN IRELAND

Londonderry. Ireland Aug To-
Rioting broke out here today in con
nection with an Irish nationalist dem-
onstration and troops had TO take 4
hand before order was rcstrOdc. For
time both the soldiers aud polio"
were pOwerless to check the mobS and
there was much lotting. The city was
in darkness during the latter part OF
the night and much damage was done
by flying missiles. A number of IN.
jured persons are in the hospital
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-16
Home Visiting.

The visiting of homes in La Sale
is still being carried on, one day each
week being given over TO this work.
" q are attempting to help The toreisn
WCmcn to learn the wholesome foods
for their families and to encourage
substituting milk or cocoa for the
tVer-preSCut coffee.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-16
SOCIETY NOTES


Miss Dorothy Ahrbcchcr Is enter |
taning twelve guests al her nome I,
ON the north bluff this afternoon with
an informal party. The Ahrbeckcr
home was beautifully decorated with
garden flowers. In the afternoon III
dainty luncheon viii be served by
the hostess.
Miss Dorothy Rector is entertain
ine sixteen guests at her home on
Van Burcn street this afternoon with
A bridge party in honor of her house
guest, Miss Lucille Wcbbcr, Of Ben.
tom Harbor, Mich -Four table Of
bridge will be played. The house has
/ been artiSticaly decorated with large
ba kcts of yellow flowers. while a
general color scheme Of yellow has
been carried out in the score cards
and luncheon.
q q, {,
4 family reunion was held ut the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs Albert Ausacm,
. Wednesday evening, ,iE 'onor Of
their son, Albert Jr., who recently re
turned from overseas, as 4 member
of the Fourth division The evening
was spent with music and games ana
dainty refreshments were served at q
late hour.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-16
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
(Main want add section page tiye.)

FOR SALE Child's white enamel
crib; drop sides; cheap if taken a.,
once Inquire go h. superior st
FOR SALE 6 room house and lots;
plenty of water, big cellar, out
buildings, asparagus and young grapes.
81, 400 123S Kansas street
FOR SALE Cheap, on account Ct
leaving city one black leather
couch. large rocker, one black leather
medium rocker, one black leather GOV
cred lounge, one princess dresser, ore
combination book and writing desk.
one large nickclplated Hot Blast
heating stove All OF these are In the
best of condition. Also one lawn
mower and other articles. Apply at
~ Pearl st. East Side.
! FOR RENT Furnished rooms for
gentlemen; modern and on car line;
/ price very reasonable; also have for
sale single buggy $40 and sewing ma
~hine for IS, Telephone 939-k.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-16
The Water in Which
We Do Your Washing

No detail in the washing of clothes is SO i'm
as the water used.
Laundresses imagined they were es
ceptionaIy sanitary when they changed the water
in tubs and boilers five times during wash
day. And considering their limited facilities, they
really did do very we'll.
But you visit our laundry you would
find us doing better. We new water not
once, but from to twelve times while your
clothes being ceased
Every few while the washing is in
progress draw off the muddIed water and add
more that is fresh pure-watcr specially filtered
specially sotenend.
immense Improvement over the
home laundering methods Of by gone days? And it
is a fine guarantee too, clothes health.
Why seek high and low for aundress? why
struuolc and the family washing when
we can give you this ideal laundry service? Why
not telephone us and your washday worries
over driver when he calls?
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-16
MANY MEETINGS
SCHEDULED AHEAD
FOR CO. HOME DEPT.
MISS GlOTFELTER GIVES DAJEo
AND PLACES WHERE GATHER
INGS WILL BE HELD IN BUL-
lETIN ISSUED TODAY.

Many meetings are scheduled lo|
take place under Che supervision Oh
Home Adviser Miss Glotielter who to-
day annouccd her schedule for the re
maindcr of August with the following
bulletin:
"The Eden township unit of the
1 Home Bureau met Friday, Aug. ), at
/ the home of Mrs Fred Raymond.
| Miss Glotfeltcr divided her time, civ
! ing a talk on Afternoon Lunches,
what and How to serve, and llol
School Lunches \ number OF the
Young ladies present plan to serve
not lunches at school next year ana
several are already using suggestions
offered at the meeting.
Miss Mary Pack, hot lunch sp'cisE
ist, will demonstrate and lecture at
the county teachers institute III OF
taWa late in August.
"A hrelcss cooker was made an /
the use OF cookers was discussed Al
inc Illt'illiS N'''''Nt 'N't' - 80
Eagle township, at Eagle school
Wednesday, Aug. Is, an interesting
meeting was held in Serena. the sub
jact Of which was Care Of Poultry for
More Eggs Stacker hens are 10 be
rulled and more care viii be given tc
feeding and housing.
In September several Cuiling meet
ngs are to be held at which th'
women Of the county Will be shown
how to know a layer from a Stacker.
Meetings for the rest Of Angus
. are:
"Tucaday, Aug l9-Adams town
ship
Wednesday, Aug. Alien town
ship.
| "Friday. Aug. % Peru township.
"Tucsday Aug Manius tMis,
philleo); teachers institute CMi
? GiottoItcr).
"Wednesday, Aug 81 Executive
board
"Thursday Aug. 2N-ot.cr CrecI
township. 80.
Friday Aug. 30 Worthwhile town
} ship.
Community Canning.
, The little girls at Cedar Poi0
-, canned scvcntfone jars of tomatoes
peaches, Swiss chard and beets las
week. and We expect they will hay
lpyou bigger record for this W"cl
The girls range from to Is an
|. eagerly grasp any opportunity to pa
icipate in this splendid work, som
# days We have nearly twenty Childre
, at a time preparing their garden prot
!. ucts for their jars Three oil stove
have been loaned and we use pail
and borrowed boilers for our sterlii
It ing.
Cooking Glass in MarseiIles.
o "''ho Home Makers in Marseillt
! are meeting this week Wednesd1
evening as usual but We are having
r It able lesson We will teach til
IL making OF mullins as we'll as cake
ID and cookies We are hoping for
It. large attendance.
IA Home Visiting.
THE visiting of homes in La sal
is still being carried on, one day caC
week being given over TO this Wor
" q are attempting to help the tOreI2
& Wcmcn to learn the wholesome fooc
for their families and to cncourl
10 substituting milk or cocoa for IL
u, tyer.proSCut coffee.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-16
Card of Thanks.

We wish to thank our many friends
and nCighbors for the kind assistance
in our late bereavement, the death ol
cur husband and father. MRS. PAUL
me STREfL AND FAMILY.
FOR QUICK RESI- LTS TRY THE
"WANT-ADS" IN THE FREE
TRADER-JOURNAL
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-16

Miss Helen Jobst entertained with
a six six cover dinner last evening at
the kaskaskia hotel in La Sadie, in
honor of her house guest, Miss Dor.
o}by Smith of Momencc, iii The
guests made the trip to La Sale by
auto and returned home after the
dinner
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-16


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Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-03-27

We call your attention to the fact
that the front of our new store will MOI
be covered over with flaring white cloths
or banners to attract your attention. Our
sign, "Arenson's," is over our door. I'm
der our name will hang a modest cloth,
marked "BIG SALEw Don't be misled
by any other sign, but look for AREN-
SONS NEW STORE next door to the
Richmond, or Poplin's Garage, on the
SOUTH side of Main street. Remem-
Der the date of sale----Friday, March
18th, and lasting Is days only!
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-03-27

Ladies' 1Oc white handk'fs SC
Ladies Csc silk handkerfs 10c
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-03-27

$25 Coat Suits, vestee
front -----$17.98 and $l9.98
One lot ladies' Coat Suits $.98
SIS silk Shirts ----------- $.49
$3.50 black taffeta Skirts %.3
$3.50 ladies' trimmed Hats $l.98
SIS georeettes, all colors-- $3.49
$3.50 and $40 georgettes,
beaded front, in all
shades --$4.98 and 1898
Children's Bingham Dresses ACC
$1.25 Gowns 79c
$3.50 voile Waists CSC
CSC Shirtwaists- -------- aye
SOC children's Hats 39c
Ladies black Hose -------- 1Oc
Csc ladies' black Hose --- lac
25c children's Hose lac
SOC black silk Hose 29c
$1.00 ladies' all way silk,
seam back 69c
Csc extra wide embroidery &c
Heavy good quality Calico TIC
1-yd-wide 25c Percale- $50 l2c
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-03-27

| lot mems Hats, all colors-- sc
81 blue Overalls- S.8
$17.5O mems hard-fnish
good quality Suits $12.@
$500 hard.fnish Griffon
Suits---$22.50 and $500
$500 Griffon young mems
Suits, quarter silk lined $3.50
| lot mems hard-fnish
Pants -------- Sl.S
| lot boys Pants 38c
$1.00 mems Caps --------- ACC
Mems Oxfords, black and
tan, strictly SIS grade $3.48
SOC Belts 24c
Csc mems Hose, all colors- 14c
lot mems Hose ----------- 1Oc
Mems 1Oc white hand'chiefs- DC
The Washington times., 1919-03-17
the Condition of Twenty-Five of the Leading Financial
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
COLUMBIA NATIONAL BANK

he District Of Columbia q the close business
March 4, 1919.
The Washington times., 1919-03-17
Ne II
REPoRT or TIE CONDITION
of ths
MUNsEY TRUST
COMPANY.

{ washinEtOn. n tkS pntriet e. colun-
pc, AZ the close % business March :,
The Washington times., 1919-03-17

49,: Ne. -
The Washington times., 1919-03-17

RESOURCES.
I q Loans including redscounts
shown in and t1636250 %
The Washington times., 1919-03-17
No. 5
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
AMERICAN SECURITY
AND TRUST COMPANY

At Washington, In the District Of Colum-
6ia, at the close OF business March 4,
The Washington times., 1919-03-17
Ne 8

AZ Wsahingtoa. In ths District Of co,um.
5s3a AZ the close Of business March Z
The Washington times., 1919-03-17
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
BANK or COMMERCE
AND, SAVINGS,

At Washington in the District Of CoIuIn-
bia, At the close Of businSs8,5 5Nareh,4, 1913.
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-21

FARM FOR sALE-ss acres. GOOD
wash room, good cellar. fine wafer eooJ
barn and outbuildngs: fruit and berries.
wood on place; fine for poultry; two miles
ss1si OF Milford on road to Fort SauIsburv
Mai,ace ss > watkins. Milford. Del. phone
~ - 11-21-Itp-tf
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-21
Public Sale

/ As l am going to stop farming. 1 will
sell at public sale. on the Theodore Roach
farm, in Slaughter Neck. on the road
from Slaughter Beach TO Milton, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2e. 1919.
sale commencing at ten o'clock. The fol-
lowing property, to wit.
LIVE STOCK
Pair Of mules, good workers. sorrel
pacing mare, good driver and worker.
sorrel horse; first class COW. in profit
soon; brood sow and 5 pigs. weeks old
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Two-horse wagon, in good condition.
nay rack, nearly new; carriage, buggy.
suit Of wagon harness, 2 suits of NOV,
harness. : cultivators, 2-horse plOw.
900 baskets corn, some short corn
stacks tops. tons good clover hav
OheFIolet Automobile, in running order
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Buffet sideboard. set of dining room,
chairs' set, OF cane chairs, rocking
chairs, extension table, cook table vyo,5
robe, stands, bedroom suit. . iron baJ
steads, pairs Of bed springs. . naire ~
pillows, feather beds. mattress. boistar
heater, cook stove, range. cooking nter
siis, some straw mating Nat irons writ
ing desk, few dishes and some cans ~
lruit and some empty Jars. senayat,r
slaSs churu. and lot Of other fbinos ~
numerous 20 mention '0o
Terms cash No goods TO be rernove5
until settled for. GU
W. $. Clifton, Auctioneer i4i1i-Na'
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-21
NOTICE TO SUSSEX TAxABLEs

The Receiver Of Taxes will sit at the
following places during the month of
NOVEMBER, 1919.
to receive County and School taxes :
Lewes, Monday, November 18th. at
N. B. Registers office.
Milton, Tuesday, November 18th. at
ouSsUA trust 90.
Milford, Wednesday, November 18th,
at Edw. V. Hendrixson's office.
Seaford, Friday, November 21st. at
James X. Phillips Ofice.
All sittings will be from 9 a. m. to
8 p. m, except at Milton, which will
be from 1 p. m. to 4 D. m.
TAKE NOTICE
All taxes (except Milford Special
SCHOOL, remaining unpaid after De-
cember 1st, 1919, will be placed in the
hands of the Special Constable for
collection.
d. o. MOORE.
ll-l4-2t Receiver Of Taxes.
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-21
Public Sale

As As shall stop farming I will sail a.
pubic sale my personal properfv 81 "a, a
IIionle on road leading from Milton to H. u.ig
7oH' one mile south Of Milton, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER as. 1910
at 10 o'clock a m CIf that dav should ;.
stormy the next fair day) the foIio,,;,D,'S- -
personal property, 10 wit: 'hs
LIVE STOCK
one pair Of mules. work anvu,be.a -.
tle and kind; bay mare. a good jrS,sa,.
SOUND and solids bay horse. & vasre cSs'
so9u worker bay mare colt 8 wears ala
ulDrokehi TWO good milch cows
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One 2-horse wagon, good as new. car
aIas,sss 49, Dusgy, with umbrella: tomato rack
~oiIillSk Dlnder in first class Condition
Sitio.l iitsS.o oilll' S-lneh spout, in good con-
s'le.ous J9nh Deere riding plOW, as good
as new; John Deere corn planter. good a .
~ IN, " useq two seasons; Oliver chill
waking y; plows, No. 19 Oliver chill. No "a
ClNer emil, NO. 10 Oliver chill, cultfva
.oIs' nuke harrows, good horse coll I
aIs, pair OF good double reins. suit of
-drrlaee harness., lot of forks shovels ana /
loes' nan- -Dushel measure, 2 bushel bas-
Aets; double A spike harrow, barrels. I
scs tne ana cradle, bramble scythe Iof 1
baskets, cross cut saws, 10 stacks 4
= t9p FODDER, lot Of corn on the cob, 100 /
leao OF chickens, and lots of other things /
90 numerous to mention.
everything sold for the high dollar
..,ns .erIns cash; no goods to be moved until
GEORGE A. CLIFTON
NJ. 5. Clifton, Auctioneer.
T. NJ. Lank, Clerk. 11-14-2t
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-21
Public Sale

Having sold my farm, I will offer a
pubic sale at my home known as the
Isaac r. Jester farm, near the A schoo
house, on the road leading from Hering's
Corner TO Frederica, on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1919,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m, the fol-
lowing property:
LIVE STOCK
Bay mare, 16 years old, good driver and
worker; gray mare, II years old, good
all around mare; sOrrel mare, 4 years old.
has been worked some; roam COW, years
old; yellow COW, 5 years old, both giving
milk; heifers, 2 years old, will be fresh
in January.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
York carriage, in good condition; farm
wagon, good as new; dearborn, land roller
wagon body, made Of white pine; No 10
Oliver piow No 13 Oliver plows, 1-horse
piow, 60-tooth drag harrow, double A drag
harrow fluke harrOws, 2 cultivators.
spring tooth harrow, 2 sets leather WAGON
harness, sets chain harness, sets rome
harness, set double carriage harness. set
oI single carriage harness, 4-horse eVener
S-horse evener, grain shovels, half bu-
Shel measure, set wagon springs large
scalding cask in first class condition, lot
OF barrels. tomato baskets, fam rack, to-
mato rack, storm front for carriage briar
scythe, stalk sled, lot screen door frames.
: second hand DOORS lot old sash and win
DOW panes, Mccormick mower hand corn
!, pLlaS,nier, carriage pole, good block and
.all, bushel basket, riding cultivator. grain
ian and bagger, set blacksmith tools. con
sisting OF forge, anvil wise, drill and |
-ongsi sausage grinder and lard press /
barrel ehurn, dash churn, cream separ- 4
ltor butter and cream buckets, corn .
ipuds. hoes and forks; alright stove. LOT
,hains etc.
FODDER
9 stacks tops. 300 sheaves blades, about
90 lunches coarse fodder.
Terms cash.
JAS. H. WEBB Of GEO.
/, 5. Camper, Auctioneer. 1I-2I-2t
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-21
Public Sale
Of valuable
LIVE STOCK, FARMING UTENsu G
AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS

The undersigned, having sold his farm,
VIII sell his entire farming outfit al nub.
lie auction, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IS. 1919.
beginning at 10 o'clock a. m. at his 10 m,
p mile east Of Coolspring on I,ewes road
LIVE STOCK
one mare, 9 years Old; one marc IN
years old, both good workers and GOOD
drivers; pair young mules, 2 and 3 wears
ola TINS coming spring. good disposifion
rlknt SIZE ana splendid condition. Seller
raised them; one COW. years old fresh
tnls coming spring, Jersey -GuernseS,
FARMING EQUIPMENT
rwo-horse wagon and one truck or
market dearborn, both IN good condition.
YORK carriage in fair condition: Buckeve
rldlng harrow; 50-tooth drag harroVy
ploWsi cultivators, hoes, forks, etc. eooi
corn shelter, lot Of small tools. hatcbetS
saws, etc; several sets Of harness and
carriage robes and blankets; l50 & has
kets, 100 baskets Of corn, some old fash
Toned clover seed, some COW pea seed
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Consisting of bedroom suits oar.
pets chalrs, stands, wooden settee. beds
ana bedding dishes, good cook stove
combination coal and wood double heater
ouuet' sewing machine and numerous
. -. - 'iSIvs "a nUusenOId goods
Ierins made known on day of sale
=. CHAS. L. GREEN.
by sussex Trust Co., Agent
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-21
Public Sale

am going to stop farming and move =,
Milford and will sell at public sale NJ M ~
non nome one mile south Of Union Church
Two and one half miles west OF Filendsie
on road leading from Union Churcb ~ y
Farm, on Het's
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2. 1919
commencing promptly at 10 o'clocl, -,
II ms day should be very stormy ssio
lotI,nst. m,i oe heid the next fair day The fol-
LIVE STOCK
Gray horse, IL years old; bay horse o
ye1ls old These horses are exeeiisn,
Puliers ana viii work in all harness riont
c6,v.s. olS OF l single, f and good drivers good
Is now fresh; one black and white Gov,
years old, will be fresh soon. oys vi vi
cow years old, will be fresh in .JanuarS
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
r., ,lSo-, LMo5hoTse farm wagon. johnson make
1,,,,g -, 5ogJ cVnultloni York carriages: Mo
Cormick binder, Mccormick ,,,o,,-a, AiS
good working order: disc harrow 0i,,.aanI IN
!. .tulls W narrow, practically new; good Iron
SAse rlulng harrow: Iron Age culfivator
oou s.,. as new; sweet potato digger. fuks
narrow, bO-tOOth drag harrow fian, r,.1
set Of wagon springs sci of % ,.taiIi ,;, rack
less' set OF wagon harness. 3 sets 81 nv,
harness., lot Of IS baskets. doublefrse Pss4w P3s2M
Low, ~ scoop shovel, iron vice, and other
''iiisS Sucn as forks, hoes. etc.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
, kltchen range, fully equipped ,,,,+,,
'.osets and reservoir; this is a snlen5Sd
@ @.sove ana has been used less than ons
',s,r. TaI. economy King separator, skim
alns capacity $50 pounds; other senara-
or; cylinder churn, capacity 4 SstIors t1I.,a-
nese goods viii all be sold as have no
lrther use for them. nave no
Terms cash.
CHARLES Z. TAYLOR
r Diclors. Lincoln, r. d.
Nei70h' Aucuoneer. 11-21-2t
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-21
Public Sale

] will sell at public sale. at nv HON,
/ ~ miles north Of Greenwood. on IN,
J. F. Hayes farm, on
TUESDAY, DEcEMsER 2. 1919.
commencing at 10 O'Clock If stormy tbf
sale viii be held the next fair day.
LIVE STOCK
Pair mules. years old: bav marc 1g
years old; bay horse, 10 years old: COVE
an al VIII be fresh soon; Holstein bull Z
months old, Judge Hastings stock
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
S-Horse power John Deere engine. saw
anu saw bench; Holland feed mill. Mo
S9rmlck mower, lime drill John Deere
rldlng plow, John Deere 2-way Dlov. gang
pow riding cultivatOr. . disc harroV,yS
Acme harrow, 5O-tooth iron dra ss
morse care and harness, 14-foot grass
see1er' roller, 2-horse plow, 1-horse Tlovv
walking cultivator. hay rake low-dov,n,
wagon z-horse wagon, timber cart 4
iOuse rollers, potato rakes corn c1lfter
sets corn cutter shaves, wagon and rome
ntilless LII 4-toot wire stretcher. grass
s'.;s isS5fsS, a1-Esfit,rI srJra1y ,oi,,,,y,
elISr iSr mlll, sleigh and 2 strings bells al,
ssanon pot and small pots. set Of beams
1Vy pounusi sausage suffer and erinder
!, i morse fertilizer drill, 7-foot Deering hin,
yer, IN excellent condition; John Deere
VI ~; IL All goods are practically new
tVU baskets yellow corn, 300 bushels
M,neSt' iOUO punches long fodder. ! TON
aIaHa hay, tons feed.
Terms cash. No goods to be removed
until paid for ieiiiOFeu
J. F. HAYES.
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-21
Public Sale

viii sell at my home, three miles east
oI Bridgeville, between Green's Pond and
Coverdale's Cross Roads. on Georgetown
road, on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1919.
at p. M. II stormy next clear day.
LIVE STOCK
Two good horses, good COW, Z months
old fattening hog, $50 pounds
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Two-horse plow. single plow. 3 culti-
Eators. roller, 2-horse iron drag. 5O-tooth.
morse Troy farm wagon, dearborn, road
cart, carriage, surry, sets of carriage
harness, double set Of leather wagon har-
ness, set OF chain harness, and lots Of
to mention
500 Baskets OF corn. 1900 punches of
fodder and five stacks
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
All household goods to be sold. incltd-
lng furniture, cooking utensils, rugs, cook
stove sitting room stove, dishes and a
special tea set imported from China.
Terms made known on day of sale.
VIM. c.. REYNOLDS.
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