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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-01
FIRST LICENSES
IN DEMAND
Long Line Waiting Monday
Morning for Auto Plates

For the first time In tho history
ot the King county auditors office
n continuous line Of about 30 persons
bs9issrI the Hesufe department Mon.
dag, the first day Ia which 1895
auto licenses could he obtained. By
noon about 600 applications had
been filed
Usually there I7 small number
waltinG whom the doors open. THE
nut % December" said County
Auditor y. +. Ferguson. "ThR is
tho first time VIC have bad q con.
unu5uB queue Of ptmona thru5ui the
first Day"
Present licenses nre delinquent
after January l. Tho minimum
pleasure car license tee is sl0.2j on
certain Ford models; the maximum
ia 8g4.z5. on a 1915 pIsrrc.Arrow.
the heaviest pleasure car LIFTED. In
addition 20 the regular IiceuEs Zee,
for-hirc Curg must pay nm additional
o. for each passenger they can
carry. Motorcycles carry a - foe
Ferguson called attention 20 the
fact that ali specially made uJs
must have their weight certified
when the owner applies for IL
ccusc.
By custom, Guy Kelly. siute 10
publican committeeman, has already
been granted No. /. the state re
publican chairman gets No 2. Fot
1.-The past two weeks motorists VIII,
want special numbers for their car
have been having these plates 70
served Frank w Guilbert. head o
the state Cool Roads association
I has No. 100 again.
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SHIPPING BOARD
HEAD REPORTS
Calls for Vigorous Support
OF Merchant Marine
NAsHINaToN. - 80

- WASHINGTON. Dee. Vigorous
0byerumcnt operation Of the msr.
chant marine for trade and national
defense was called for in tire eighth
annual fiscal report OF the shipping
board and fleet corporation. delIy.
cred 20 congress today by Chairman
O'Counor.
O'Counor's other principal recon.
meudItlOns were:
Official transportation should be
done b. American vessels wherever
possible.
The government should pay re-
talner fee 90 citizens serving on
American ships engaged in foreign
trade, conditional on their willing.
ness TO serve In the navy in time Of
war.
American ship earnings from for.
eigH trade should not be taxed, pro.
vded the amount Of the tax De- spent
in new VESSELS built In American
yards.
Unec0nomie but highly desirable
last carrying vessels IN Few urin.
cipal lines should be maintained by
subyentions Of a mali contract On.
ture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-01

WAsHNCroN pee lone o.
w the b.eEet Jobs boz AN This
world has fallen 90 the t1s 0t a young
man ~ So
Gt tsa fub Oar more important even
than uresIeat7 ur k.HEs-Jemror.
anTy. lt least
ON tp handling the fate % nations
hangs
The JOB .s agent general Tor repair
atoms payments under the Dawes
plan. And The man &c Seymour
Parker Gilbert. Jr, OF New York
But the magnitude % his tasks iu
lttluE uar-tofu Europe on It's feet
Inn doesn't flre him In The slight
esq. For Gilbert has been doing blk
sa.uEa since 1918. when he was called
out u "a law office TO become "a mem.
tsr og the war loan staff ~ z5 he
was directing an Uncle SANS liberty
bond sales
Two years later DE was elevated %
.re post Of assistant secretary Of tho
treasury. tho OF a different political
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-01

OLD carpets made into beautiful
now rugs. Rag rugs. Soc yard Try
uur cleaning costs less Sc
ATTiE RUG CO. 2l0T First ave.
CA rfIH-zF1r iNHl order urpt1
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% AUCTION SALES
Bushels Auction House

1mr Hrt auction Iu December uiH
Start promptly 90 10000 f1
TUI DAY. nra HI1 rHuruu. until
##H b. m t"HHW 1890" fI. 800 800
rrU THr cheaper E#HH. uHf from
E.nH f.HI H.# H# H|r.. H" H|N r..
"a Doe .E VERY HI|E bonn. Hrs
H.rHIH#. IHr Instance. #n H..
have Hn UEIEHENTI EF llhlNH
ROOM #.N 40 davenport IH.E
HHH tHsIr Is HHH.r#"H #hIHl.N
HIhIFE SET. aHfH wHI"uE table.
rHaIH HuH buffet kHwnaI piano.
fruHsd wilton HHl AamIHHtrr
rHeH. uHHrrFHEfHI rHHtEE cod Zoe
H.- fancy IHurI u.rI#rn birds.
lamp. Table IHmUH a-uHuHI fsrH-r
frg screen. wicker tafnrTfr maHm.-
uaw a. table .Ir.Ir." 1.Hh
washer. sHE Highlander couch.
NistFaIH. record cabinet and zee.
nrl. iHrE- HHI email afFrarFH ana
chests HT lrnHtra library table
Gals dining HrH HaF7 d.rHs AHr
I#.fi" and lang rsHEf.. chamber
IITH."HH HHH range. IU.a and other
cool and a|rfIsHF ATHfHrH HHu.fETr
Gotta. uHrr UHrFHH and HErUHrH On
II HfH.I and UFnH# beds .".. HnN
HHEIHH syringe. now ana used
wHTfrrHrH" bedding UrH blankets
nrH sheets rHHNHra rnHIrH. rfHnlr.
curtains. machines IHHrHl|u THF.
rra.H.rEr dishes. EiHEHHrFr. hwaH
TH"HH ls.ufH hg tHa gallon. now
UruHHHH. wash bowl pressure
fHUEH tools lNrrf wall cases
and other goods ur various kinds
HH.H lH fH Hr O. good HE'H and Hr
urge sou NOT iu miaH lt 10 lHHhlub
Tor hHrEl.nH.
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WOMAN SUICIDE

Mrs Lillian Stewart. 80. com
mltted suicide in the San Telmo
apartments early Monday She was
found dead by her husband w. a.
stewart, about $3.50 q. m. Mrs. stew
art had been respondent for more
than a year. duo TO tuberculosis.
She had taken her bedclothing. pill
ing 81 on the floor. whore she lay
as tho gus poured from two open
lets. Hor husband was asleep IN
another room. The Stewards had no
children The body Is at the Home
Undertaking parlors.
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Blaine to Go to N.
7. Church Meeting

Finance Chairman T.. l. Blaine.
Of the city council VIII be given
leave Of absence, beginning Thurs.
day. on which he win attend the m
nual conference Or the Methodist
Episcopal board gf education In New
York city Blaine is the lag dele.
gate from Seattle. lie VIII be gone
about two wreke.
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40 MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE

n. .l#.#| n .''..
cash fnr 'HFinH.HE pHrHhrs 90 Keep
Fuur house warmer and cleaner
Send EIEfr and got factory prices.
NrruTH doors Garage doors
ErnrHrs and tables Tor breakfast
rn0Ea Special cabinet work Cup
board duHFs Doors and Window
Tor ail purposes.
f-niHhuBrdH FlUur bins,
Hot bed EHHH. 4 tiNt fisa.s...rf 1850
Hot bed Eash. 3 fIEf ft.a.Fs... $50
Hot bod sash. ftE1 ft Iur,.. gaa
Windshield EIRaa and sedan door
lights replaced while you wait
Ask far rafaiuE. HuY direct ui fac
tory prices and save money
p ii. WILLIAMS co
1879 Wrist Nvg ~ sfaiti" Wash.
WANTED no PURCHASE FOR
CAEU=Erry good condition rec
Hrd.hRnH colo drrdEr. preferably
steam driven. Co cubic dig min
fmum ls feet close connected
with blurpriufF Communicate al
details Including make capacity.
type ~ hull time worked. lura-
ton. accessibility lIHf 90 spares,
nHd minimum figure SO fancy
prices owner only. No agents
uHEpGEH if01L Third ave. se-
.FfFr
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Portland police arc holding l.. G.
Hoffel. wanted by Seattle authorl.
ties for forging the name Of the
Disabled American Veterans OF the
World War 10 n 81 check Hoffol.
a wire from Portland offlccra says,
will fight cxtraditlon.
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WATER sHUT.OFF NOTICE
water win be shut Off Tues.
dry. from n. m. 20 9 p. m. as
follow
on u. s0th It,, from 10th ave.
n. T.. 10 18th ave. ~ n.
on 18th, 10th and 18th ayes
y. T.. from e. sOth 10 u. s5th
ste.
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WANTED
REAL ESTATE

HAVE buyers for 4. and 6-room
houses, any good district. cash
buyer FOR small, closc-iu house.
Phone IN your listing. Mcrlen j.
Moore. Realtur, l0l6 Third Ave.
Ell iot-976h
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Bushels Auction House

H|AIurH"Ha aHMt HfHHnu ave
SPECIAL NOTICE ON nee e. 90. n
and Is Doc fhe EVENINGS Wr arc
going Goo auction about H1 ~ tho
choicest ORIENTAL RUGS No
have ever handled These ruEH
viii HH uu exhibition beginning
"wednesday Dec and sou must
COME and geo them whether you
expect Gu buy uF mot for hoy arc
wonderful All designs wrHgrr
and H.Fra from mail mats f1 large
ruHm-aIEr See fhrm any day after
Dec Ff
D..aI..11F Ali. H.
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Snaps
West Queen Anne

lest talb IN the NORM luu
FOR SALE EY OWNER
Beautiful 5-room house. hardwood
floors; fireplace, inlaid linolOum:
garage; beautiful lawn shrub
berry. one block from Phinncy ave,
car line and schools owner loay-
ing for tho orient Easy terms.
Price $3.50. 352 n, Soth. 81 nsot-
2SET.
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Money Loaned

SALARIEn PEOPLE AND
WAGE FARMERS
This office Is maintained for the
convenience Of employed MEN and
WOMEN who find IL necessary, at
times to borrow, but do not have
bank security, or do not want
friends, neighbors or relatives to
know they need money, We loan
up to 500, absolutely no security
or signers, QUICK SERVICE.
LOW CHARGES. You make small
payments according TO what You
can spare from your income, Come
In any time. You are under no
obligation IL our plan does not suit
you.
Employees Loan Society
SOS EMPIRE BLDG.
0ii Second Ave. Near Madison
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PERSONAL

IUEE TUEATME
For men and women suffering from
rheumatism. r1fArfh. cedar asthma
hrHuHHIffH or rrErmHs ar EIEr one
FREQ treatment of fhr &rw HrrrIr
Ton Treatment iTI us convince
Fuu
IuEUCtT0N CrTEID. TNc.
HslZ uiErinw uIHE- Fourth and Pike.
HEEETLHS HAEiFNEllN
Soap Lake. wash.
Hours. 2 t3 81. m. and from Z iH
EVENING"
HuAEANTE STOMACH
REMEDY.
We care MOS HHw many stomach
rrmruira you have tried without
relief 10 fNEH unTH NOT enable you
Co cat 11GF mraIa with comfort
your wunrT viii EH refunded Send
no money AHE for frafIwHTfaI
MACINTOSH REMEDY co.
BOX NJ. Seattle
tIEStFitEu room. apartment close
ln. with board and iu'nrnEH In
English. 60 two foreign gentlemen.
$40 each weekly call MA iuasli1
Cor particulars
HAb dshis collected rFrryuhrr-.
UNIVERSAL ADJ 60 EI Cot 1870.
% TRANSPORTATION
aHN TWANUlsHu. $3.50. Mccormick
steamer iltn7r gIfr FgratF $40
EaNarlrEuN stage 900 N"uF-l
los NurrIrH. fGa-FaEha. aimee
lraF.. IlHs FOURTH HA Inraiin.
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COwen Park Beauty
HOME DE LUKE
SOMETHING DIFFERENT
5 Rooms and Attic
Brand New
Yours for $3.50 Cash

- l. blti y ibl 'lDcN NtkGAA
4 BALANCE LIKE RENT
y This Is one or the CLASSIEST F,
y designed bungalows we have
seen FOR soma time. The ar .
" ranErmcnt aud inside finish
= could not possibly be linz
q. proved upon The location ,
y among scores Of now homes
Z contributes TO make It's set
= ting supreme, You viii have )
10 sec IL 60 appreciate the ,
= difference from the ordinary :
Z home. Some Of the rNcep- )
tional features are GENU- F,
4" me PLATE GLASS WIN
Z pOWS. wired Tor electric
y range, TILE BATH. ROMAN .
TUE PEDESTAL BASIN,
< TILE pRAINBOARD. swing
y ing faucets, very best ,
plumbing, No. OAK ,
= FLOORS, BEAUTIFUL TILE
= FIREPLACE, walls in both
y bath and kitchen are paint- ,
= ed, painted breakfast
set, fun cement basement,
= laundry trays. garage To
x match house; other late fca-
- lures. such as tumbler
= switches. bracket lights,
Y Vacuum outlets In every
y room. contribute TO mako ,
this home incompatible,
4 Sec u today and compare II
= with homes priced $1,000 .
80 higher. We viii have
4 salesman call for YOU Re-
4 member, we are as close as
- your telephone, Just phone ,
- ME lrse-5S25.
u
= Largent & Ryan, Inc.
q. REALTORS
= 1895 n. 10Th ME lrso-5SG5 :
= OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS
= WE WILL CALL FOR YOU
< xxx NNNN y NNN X )
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HNIstIED
APARTHENTs AND FLATS
MUSICAL
INSIRIAIENI

plAEU bargains En ~ rrrHanEs
Dept EHw pianos fH rents limited
HuE arHIIrI UH FHT THg rTrIunrr
assn IeITth cobb BIDS IA Ia
FHfr
I..|HN .fH.sHIs -aHrH ~.
Console HH.r#. phones OBJ
H#I"w#.H U.."- uH#faaE. Fourth
.rHH pine
IIH.HEHEH4Ha f.r .-nf q. mouth
IarrTIr $500. Hn.rIr Iala lEt ave-
80 AUCTION SALES
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AI.AN IF
AGO. NI fiN
TRANSPORTATION
Z FEMALE HELP WANTED

MANEELLEHF a. lINlEpHEHHEitH
earn Efa tH SOS weekly, hUd The Do
Faaui exceeds tEH supply We
teach you hnH in "a few weeks ana
assist you % position.
CARSON tIAtENffs EtNg COLLEGE
Third Floor Vale EidE orr. r. %.
MA iraa1at
LADY fH AL urht homework and
care rnr rhI'1 go home night 80
Saturday or SUNDAY iizI Howell
o.. Apt p
Girl. Ut woman. GENERAL Homework
apartment email family III
TIrrI w. ca FriI=0fTs
ihZz rNana isuFr, trim SOC Pine
s SITuATION-FEMALE
Girls. sou can't BE- bothered when
our family wash is only % pounds
$50. Weekend. yiHs. guIlH Sc
% blankets. E1 cents. We spec
fiHiIEa New Richmond Laundry.
EL .ntalTan
GIRL wants work 'u office. account
ing NJ checking and filing Apt
g0t WN fnrHEFo.
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STORE FIXTURES. now nnd used.
Complete store outfits Terms ~
months. no interest Trade in your
old fixtures. wr take them nH cash.
w. g. T. supply s0GG-2Dls-20si
First ave,
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MALE HELP WANTED

6 MIN wanted to work on our s6,-
0rH.Hrrr California ranch, also
men i1 cut wood 40 CHfhrarf but
oil must buy land 90 CRthrhrt
and pay down 400 More car
prnirrH wanted az gnthr8rt soon
~ new highway ie finished Soc
PETERSON or PERRY. g8s Third
HH. SEATTLE ygHHt
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81 FOR SALE-REAL
ESTATE
4-Room Bungalow

Practically now. modern aud ready
for Immediate occupancy. Good
sized living room; fire place,
9 good bedrooms each with closet
cabinet Kitchen. cement basement
i1H. sUNlD0. paved street. alley.
garage. etc. Total price only $500.
Wlll trade for good building lots.
LUSDE & ETOE INC
1879 n. f6th NfE lrHc-32i3'
office Open Evenings
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BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
FINANCIAL

FINANCING, organizing. appraissls,
analysis. 20 years experience. Low
charges James c. Lang ley. 3i3
Railway Fych.
Milford chronicle., 1924-04-25
LOST

LOST-In Milford, bunch of keys with
name and address attached; if found
please leave at Pettyjohn's store in Mil
ford. c. q. Clendaniel Ellendale, Del. 1t
LOST-On street between Esquire Tru-
tits office north and Pierce Bros. Hard
ware store, South Milford, left hand glove
Sr. LTD
Milford chronicle., 1924-04-25
DAIRYMEN ATTENTION
Public Sale
OF VALUABLE
DAIRY COWS
ANDERsoN's BAZAAR, LAUREL, Del.
Friday, May 2, 1924,
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M.

J. g. Moore, Bethel, Del, having de-
cided to discontinue the dairy business
will sell his entire stock consisting of 90
head Of High Grade Mich Cows. This is
in the State of Delaware, having been
carefully selected for the past seven
years. They are all Tuberculin tested and
range in age from to years, having a
milk capacity when fresh from 40 to so
pounds per day. There are several fresh
and some close springers in the lot.
one Registered Gurnsey Bull, Years
OIdi Papers on Day Of Sale.
Mr.. Moore will be present on day Of
sale and make a true and correct state
ment of each and every COW. Don't miss
this sale II you want a cow or cows for
there are none better that can be bought.
TERMS made known on day of sale.
w. w. ANDERSON.
u. M. Hearn, Auctioneer. a18-2t
Milford chronicle., 1924-04-25
WARREN'S RADIO SERVICE

We have just received the new Trir-
dyn Radio Receiving set in three
tubes. This set is guaranteed to do on
three tubes what other four tubes will
do. Come in and see it, we have it
hooked up. We also have in stock the
good Atwater Kent tube set. Nothing
better on the market for the money.
We install this set, everything COM
plete with charger, for $175.00, and
guarantee satisfaction. We also have
in stock three other good makes of
sets in one and two tubes. We have a
complete line of Radio Accessories at
a price that will surprise you. While
you are in our store consult our Ra-
dio Man for any information you wish
to know, it will be freely given and
when you have Radio repair work to
do don't forget that we can give it at
short notice. We give daily demonstra-
tions in front of our stOre-daily and
1t VIM. H. Warren, Milford, Del.
Milford chronicle., 1924-04-25

TNl 'tm yOS ISso i ~ tie CAr0sicis.
Milford chronicle., 1924-04-25
PUBLIC SALE

Having decided to discontinue farming,
l will offer my personal property at pub
lie sale at my home in Milford Neck, on
Wednesday, April 80, 1924,
beginning promptly at 10 o'clock in the
morning. If that day should be very
stormy sale will be held the next clear
day.
LIVE STOCK
Pair good mules, these mules are IL
years old and will work in all harness.
Black mare, work in all harness. Bay
mare, a good driver.
SIX head Of cows, Two have calves by
Ihelr side, Two will be fresh soon. three
year old heifers, both giving milk. Two
year old bull.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Good farm wagon, low wagon, dump
cart, Mccormick binder, Mccormick
mower, in good condition; roller, rake, so
tooth drag harrow, A drag, manure
spreader, dearborn, carriage, riding plow,
two No. 13 Oliver plows, No. 10 Oliver
plow' 3 cultivators, corn planter, tomato
RACK, RACK wa wagon springs; corn planters;
other tools, good set wagon harness, plow
harness, collars, brides, other harness,
good axe, hoes, shovels, ral5es, block and
fall, single and double trees, log chains,
emory wheel, carriage pole, fan, seed
soWer, milk buckets, cream can ana
other things too numerous to mention.
Lot of fodder. Three horse gasoline en-
gine. Corn grinder. Saw, pump, cream
separator, churn, pulleys and betting for
all. SOME HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
TERMS: CASH. No goods to be re-
moved until terms are complied with.
(ATrs.) SAMUEL c. THOMAS. |
]. L. Stevens, Auctioneer. a1S-2t
Milford chronicle., 1924-04-25
MILFORD MANS LUCKY FIND
Will Interest Readers Of The Chronicle

Those having the misfortune to suffer
from backache, urinary disorders, gravel,
dropsicsl swellings, rheumatic pains, or
other kidney and bladder disorders. will
read with qualification this encouraging
statement by Milford man,
N. L. Prettyman, proprietor grocery
store, 302 E. Front ST.. says; "I had
reason to believe my kidneys were not
working properly. 1 had such symp-
toms as a tired, weak feeling over my
kidneys. When I had taken cold it
settled in my back and kidneys and also
tended to make the kidney secretions
act too freely. I have used Doan's
Pills on such occasions and they have
always cured these attacks. Doan' have
proved a valuable tonic for my kidneys,
keeping them active and strong, think
they are reliable kidney remedy"
Price 6Oc, at all dealers. Don't simply
ask for a kidney remedv-get Doan's
Pi1ls-the same that Mr.. Prettvman had.
Foster -Milburn Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
Milford chronicle., 1924-04-25
p r o p o S AL S
BOARD OF STATE SUPPLIES,
nArra.v.

BOARD OF STATE SUPPLIES,
Dover Delaware.
Sealed proposals, addressed as above
endorsed Proposals for furnishing and
delivering Bituminous and Anthracite
Coal to the State House, Dover, Ferris
Industrial School, Marshallton and Adju-
tant General, Wilmington" in accord
ance with detailed specifications on file
in the Office of the Board of State Sup
plies
Bids will be received until O'Clock in
the forenoon of Wednesday, the I'hirtieth
day of April, 1924.
Specifications and blank proposals may
be obtained at office of the Board of State
Supplies on and after Monday, the Four
teenth day of April, 1924.
The proposals must be accompanied by
a certified check for 10 per centum of the
amount of bid payable to the Board Of
State Supplies.
Only proposals made upon the blanks
furnished by said Board, will be enter
tained
The proposals will be opened, by the
Board of State Supplies lin public in the
presence of the persons making the tids)
at it's office in the State House on the
date and hour first above named.
BOARD OF STATE SUPPLIES.
DATE: April IA, 1924. a1S-2t
Milford chronicle., 1924-04-25
EXECUTORS NOTICE

AS Executors of the estate Of AL
bert Brainard Peet, deceased, notice
Is hereby given that all bills against
said estate shall be presented for pay
ment before June 1st, 1924. All per-
sons owing said estate shall settle
such bills before the above date also.
BERTHA PEET,
THE MILFORD TRUST CO.,
a25-3t EXecutOrs.
Milford chronicle., 1924-04-25
PRoPo SAILS
BOARD OF STATE SUPPLIES
Dover, Delaware

Sealed proposals, addressed as above
endorsed Proposals for doing and fur
nishing all State Supplies including print
ing and binding, Stationery of all kinds,
the fiscal year beginning on the first day
Of July. Nineteen Twenty-four" for the
SECRETARY OF STATE, STATE
STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE,
STATE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT,
STATE BANK COMMISSION, STATE
LABOR COMMISSION, STATE TAX
COMMISSION, STATE LIBRARY COM
MISSION, PUBLIC ARCHIVES COM
MISSION, FERRIS INDUSTRIAL
SCHOOL DELAWARE STATE HOSPI-
ORED GIRLS, COURT OF CEANCERY,
STATE LIBRARIAN, CLERK OF THE
PEACE, NEW CASTLE COUNTY,
CLERK OF THE PEACE, KENT COUN-
TY, CLERK OF THE PEACE, SUSSEX
COUNTY, BOARD OF STATE SUP
PLIES, STATE BOARD OF CHARITIES,
ADJUTANT GENERAL, and LEGISLA-
TURE in accordance with detail specifi-
cations on file in the office of the Board
of State Supplies. Maximum Price not
to exceed the present wholesale price of
such work and supplies.
Bids will be received until o'clock in
the forenoon of Wednesday, the, Four
teenth day Of May, 1924.
Specifications and blank proposals may
be obtained at office of the Board of
state supplies on ana aIter Monday Lne
Twenty first day of April, 1924.
The proposals must be accompanied by |
4 certified check for 10 per centum Of the /
amount of bid payable to the Board of
State Supplies.
Only proposals made upon the blanks |
furnished by said Board will be enter
aimed.
The proposals will be opened, by the
Board of State Supplies, (in public in
he presence of the persons making the
)idS) at its office il the State House on
he date and hour first above named.
BOARD OF STATE SUPPLIES.
DATE: April 21, 1924. a25-2t
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EXECUTOR, ADMINISTRATION,
TRUSTEE, GUARDIAN, AS
sIGNER, RECEIVER, ETC.

We are authorized by United statas
Government to act In any Of the above
capacities.
The safeguards placed around the
National Bank System in the shape Of
stockholders liability, frequent examd-
cations and reports coupled with TIE
stgh standing and ample resources OF
dis institution are sound guarantees
mat it's trusts will be faithfully ad-
Sainistered.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
aaE-tf Milford, Delaware
Milford chronicle., 1924-04-25
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

AS Administrator of the estate of
Stymest Smith, notice is hereby given
that all bills against said estate shall
be presented for payment before June
1st, 1924. All persons owing said es-
tate shall settle such bills before the
above date also.
THE MILFORD TRUST CO.,
a25-3t Administrator.
Milford chronicle., 1924-04-25
NOTICE

Adam Scheidt Brewing Company, a
corporation existing under the laws
Of the State Of Pennsylvania, the man
ufacturer and vendor Of a beverage
known as Valley Forge Special, In
bottles, upon which its name and GER
tain mark or marks are impressed,
has filed in the Office Of the Secretary
of State Of Delaware the description
of said bottles and Of the name and
mark thereon, and in accordance with
the statutes Of the State Of Delaware
in that behalf, designates the follow
ing as the description Of said bottles
and Of the name and mark thereon,
viz
A bottle approximately nine inches
in heighth; etched, blown or inn
pressed in the glass Of the said bot
tie OF otherwise produced thereon are
the following wOrds:-On the should
er Of the bottle the word "SCHEIDT"
and on the bottom either Of the fol-
lowing words but not both "ADAM
SCHEIDT BREWING CO., NORRIS
TOWN, PA" or "ADAM SCHEIDT,
PA" m2S-6t
Milford chronicle., 1924-04-25
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS IN GOLD

We will give One Hundred Dollars
in Gold to any one of our growers
who receive from us the largest
amount Of money, in proportion to
acreage planted, for pickles delivered
to us at our plant in Lincoln City dur
ing the season Of 1924. For further
particulars see Frank Clendaniel.
a188-2tp ROthman's Pickle Works.