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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-27

&SSsJ~SSN ~ A1Ss0AVAA
zasluhujete il v kazdem ohle-
du. Jak jsem rad, ze jsem
zbaven jiz teto silenev'
"Ano, k tomu jeste," dolozil
Thefer, "diky slovdm ,''Budiz
osetrovana salmotna v cele",
kteraz jsem pfipsal ma psany
rozkaz policejniho nacelnika,
bude Esterka Derieuxova v u
stavu isolovana, tax re nikdo
nebude moci nj sc stykati a
kdyby Rene Moulin nahodou
Sc prece dovedel, kde jest, a
kdyby vznikla v mem myslen-
ka, vyhledati il Charentonu,
narazil by tn ma zakaz nepre-
krocitelny." III
"Thefere, jsem velikym va
sim dluznfkem. Bud'te jist, do
kazu yam vdecnost svou."
20, pan vevoda jest prelas-
kav!"
"Nebudete litovati nikdy a
nijak, : ze jste mi tax cenne
sluzby vykonal, slovo me $ to-"
''Znam Cd davne jiz DOLBY
slechetnost a velkodusnost pa
ma 4vevody a ubezpecuji no jiz
dredem bezmeznou vdecnosti
svou."
"Nemate mi jiz mic sdeliti?"
"Nusim jeste panu vevodovi
toto doruciti."
A Thefer vyndal z tobolky
sve kus polopsaleneho papiru,
ktery byl komnate Esterky
Derieuxovy ze zeme zvedl.
/. Go jest to?" tazal Sc no
vevoda Z La Tour Vaudien u
diven.
"Jest to zbytek z nacrtku
dopisu, kteryz ma polo jste spa
lii "a nasi nocni navstevy v, by
tn Renea Moulina a jehoz. Sc
silena byla zmocnila!" odvetil
policejni agent. "Jest ma mem
videti jeste nekolik radek pis-
ma Claude Verniove a fadky
ty, ackoliv neuplne, byly by Sc
mohly stati piece jeste velmi
neprijemny. Dovolim 81 pora-
diti panu vevodovi, aby je Uni.
Gil okamzite."
Jifi zkoumal listek ten.
"Skutecne," zamumlal sam
pro sebe. "Byl to nebezpecny
zbytek, avsak nebezpeci ted
jest odstraneno." A nahlas do
dial: "Vy pamatujete ma vse,
Thefere! = Jste opravdu OBJ
divuhodny vykonavatel kazdic
keho prani meho!"
A senator rozzehnuv sirku
obratil v popel posledni zbyt-
ky osudneho dopisu.
"a nyni, pane vevodo," u
jal Sc policejni agent opet slo-
va, "budu stale bedlive streziti
kroky Renea Moulina mann
"a to, re jest nadale proti nam
uplne malomocnym."
20 Claudii nemate dosud
zadnych zprav?"
"Prazadnych. Podle posled-
Mich zprav agentI svych mo-
hu souditi skorem dplnou bez
! pecnosti, ze nezavitala dopo-
sud do Parize. Dam po nj pa
trait ted v Anglii!"
/ "Avsak ku vsem temto kro-
kun vasim ma prosp6ch muj
bude vam zapotrebi penez?"
: Thefer uklonil Sc bez od-
povedi, avsak s lsmevem, kite
ryz mluvil jasneji SLOW.
Senator vyndal re zasuvky
.jednoho stolu sest bankovek
po tisici francich podal je
Theferovi.
Detektiv rychle ukryl ban
kovky v tobolce sve "a stale
no ujist'ovani vdecnosti svou
a potion odesel.
Nicemny policista tento ne
lhal, kdyz ~byl licil vevodovi
radu krokl, jez byl vykonal v
jeho zajmu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-27
"a CEST OTCOyU.
R o M An.
Napsal Xavier de Mantepin.
. R o M A N .

w Iudle CuVlll pOoldVCHy I'D
stolek pred MIN zadane pivo,
kalamar, pero, pijak.
Kdyz 7byl okusil pivo, jez
vzacnou nahodou. nebylo spat-
ne, vyndal z tobolky sve znovu
psany rozkaz, rozvinul no, po-
lozil no pred sebe, ma stolek a
chopiv Sc pera, pfipsal v rub
rice pro ''zvlastni poznamky
pod slova: ~ zajmu bezpec-
nosti verejne" jeste slova: l
'''Budiz drzana samotna v
cele., Vec' dllezita!" !.
A slova tato dvakrate pod
'Pisnro, kterym psal, napo-
dobil tax, re bylo1 skoro k ne
rozeznani cd pisma svrchb re-
,cenych SLOW.
Jakmile byl hotov S novym
timto bidnynA cinem svym, po-
licejni Inspector zaplatil d
tratu, vlozil listinu takto "do-
plnenou" opet. do tobolky sve
a vratil Sc ihned ma to Ease k
povozu.
Ctvrt hodiny ma to povoz ten
vjel do prvniho .dvora ustavu
choromyslnych. So
Z Esterka dovedena byla do
kancelare reditele, ktery, kdyz
byl 4nahledl do rozkazu psane-
no, .zapsal .jmeno, jeji do Sc
znamu chbvancl dstavu.
Exam ma bytil dopravena,
pane rediteli?" tazal Sc hlav-
nj hlidac, kdyz Thefer dru-
ri diva agent policejni opus
till kancelar reditele.
Tento odvetil: !
"Do odd6leni pro isolovane
osoby! Bude podrizena osetro-
vani naSeho noveho assisten-
ia, doktora Stepana Loriota -
Il
Vrativ Sc do blizke Parize,
Thefer dal Sc dovezti ma poll
cejni prefekturu, aby die po-
vinnosti podal zpravu 0 vyko-
nanem poslani SVEN.
Potom, jsa konecne opet sam
panem sveho casu, zameril
ihned k ulici FREDERICKSBURG
Marcel.
Vevoda Jifi z La Tour Vau-
dien, pfestrojen jsa k neroze-
znani "a stareho meSt'aka, vra
til sc prave prochazky v Jar
din des Plantes, kan cd sve-
no tajupmeho president Sc do
one ulicky ztracene casteji cho
dival "a trojnasobnym ice
lem: "a prve ably Sc trochu
proSel a telesne zotavil, Ia
druhe ably Sc zbavil hrozne
nudy a rozmrzelosti, jez pova-
la sc ho zmocnovati a "a tre-
ii, ably pfemyslel tom, jak
bude mu jednati, ably vitezn6
.vySel re zapasu Sc svymi ne
prateli, kte1yz mu bezprostred
ne kynul.
Spatfiv Thefera, jeho obi
cej zaflci radosti, jeho oci svi-
tici uspo!lojenlm, senator Jiri
ponejprv cd mnoha, mnoha
dnu Sc usmal.
Tento vyraz tvare agentovy
dovolil mu souditi, ze vsechno
dari Sc dobre, !,
Domnenka tatO Zmenila sc
v jistotu, kdyz Thefer sdelil
mu dopodrobna vse, GO sc sta.
10.
"Blahopfeji vam,' zvolal We
voda z La Tour Vaudien k The
ferovi, kdyz tento skoncil
"Provadite vsechno S obdivu-
hodnou rychlosti a obratnosti,
pro niz nemam ami dosti SLOW
uznani a pochvaly!'
"Hledim vykonati vse jak
mohu nejlepe spokojenost
pana vevody jest mi nejlepsi
odmenou!" odtusil Thefer po-
krytecky a. $ & licenou skronlno
sti. "Necht' jen pan vevOda ma
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-27

horlivost jejich mno-
hymi obcasnymi odm9nami.
'Avsak stopy Claudio Verni-
owe nebylo mono nijak Sc do
patrati.
Thefer ovsem pripoustel, ze
byvala milenka Jiriho z La
Tour Vaudien mohla Sc usidliti
v Parizi pod smyslenym jme-
mem, aby tim lepe Sc ukryla.
avsak jak byl by mohl il w.
tusiti pod jmenem tax auten-
tickym: pani Dick-Thornova /?
Ostatne on i jeho agent pa
trail po nj domech, kde pro-
najimaji, Sc cele byty s. nabyt-
KEN, elegantnich hotelech a
hostincich druhu podrizeneho,
kdezto ona, jak vine, byla 81
pro svGj v Parizi najala cely
zvlastni dIm.
VIII. ii
ZavSt bratra zavrazdsneho.
Claude mela vsak rovnez
soukromou policii svou.
Pri drivejsi prilezitosti jiz
nell jsme poteseni predstaviti
ctenafdm svym tajneho agen-
ia jejiho, slechtice Babylose re
Samperu, jednoho z nejbys-
trejsich zrizencu kancelare fir
my Rocha Funnel, 1stavu to
pro opatrovani soukromych
zprav informaci.
Jak jsme deli, Babylosu
Samperovi nemohl byti vyty-
kan nedostatek ddvtipu a. znac
ma odmena; kterou mu Clau-
die osobne slibila, podnecova-
la jeste vice northwest jeho.
Byl proto k will nj skorem sta
lie ma nohou.
V tyz den, kdy policejni a.
gent Thefer dopravil Esterku
Derieuxovu do charentonske-
no lstavu choromyslnych, SOU
kromy detektiv pani Dick
Thornove zazvonil u vchodu
domku jejiho v ulici Berlinske,
Odevzdav navstivenku svou
byl pani Claudii Verniovou o.
kamzite prijat.
"Navsteva vase, pane" de.
la mu tato, "budi domnenky
We mne, ze mdzete mi dnes
vskutku neco cenneho sdeliti.' >
"Uhodla jste. milostiya pa
nj, doufam dokonce, ze bu'
dete zpravami mymi velice spo
kojena.
"Nalezl jste tedy konecnd
stopy pani Amadisove, coz by
prvni ukol vas?"
"Zajiste, milostiva, ovsen
ale teprve po velikem lopoce'
nj a slusnych zpropitnSch."
"zije tedy jester"
"Ano, madame"
"Ach!" zvolala Claudio w
razem opravdive radosti. "Se.
starla ale asi jiz velice?" do.
dala tazave.
"Neni jiz ami v mladistvem
ami v usedlem veku, vsak taky
ne u veku prilis vysokem. Je
il teprve sedesat let. Jest vsak
tela zdraveho a statneho je.
Ste; ma penez nazbyt, neupa'
da tudiz trudnomyslnost. By.
dli ostatne v cisle "a ma name.
sti Royale v prvnim poschodi
Jest tax zaznamenano v pisen
ne zprave moji, kterouzto bu.
du miti cest Timed vam ode.
vzdati."
Babylos Samper, hovore tax
rozvinul siroky list papiru
pokryteho drobnym a stesna-
nym pfsmem, jak by mu lite
bylo kazdeho prazdneho pro.
storu.
"zije pani Amadisova sa.
motna?" dotazovala sc dale
jeste pani Dick-Thornova.
"Nikoliv, madame. Precho.
vava v bytu SVEN taky zenu
Milford chronicle., 1924-08-01
IN MEMoRIAM

DICKERSON-In fond remembrance
of my Husband, w. S. Dickerson, who
departed this life, one year, yes one
year ago today July 81, 1924:
Twelve sad months I've mourn thee!
And yet the pain more fresh it seems,
To count them DER and DER again.
Heaven retaineth now my Husband,
Earth the lonely casket keeps;
And the sunbeams love to linger
Where my Husband, my Willard sleeps.
He is gone, but not forgotten
He will meet me here no more,
But I hope some day to meet him
On that Happy Golden Shore.
Oh! how I have missed you Will
More and more each day,
OF a loved one gone to rest
And those who think of you today
Are those who loved you best.
Hard I strove to keep you with me,
But love and skill were all in vain.
They have laid dear Husband
Meath the cold and silent sod,
And in this, my deepest sorrow,
I pray Thee, Eternal One
Haste me to meet my loved one
In that bright and happy home
I saw his suffering, heard his sighs,
With throbbing heart and weeping eyes;
But now he calmly sleeps at last
All pain, all grief, all suffering past.
By his loving Wife. 1tp
Milford chronicle., 1924-08-01
THE EXILE
By BertOn BraIey

I'm sick of the MOngol and Tatar
I'm sick of the Jap and Malay,
And far-away spots on the chart are
No place for yours truly to stay.
I've had enough understood chicken
And milk that comes out of a can
The East is no region to stick in
For this one particular man.
I'm weary of curry and rice all
Commingled with highly spiced
dope;
I'm weary of bathing with lysol
And washing with carbolic soap.
I'm tired Of itch, skin-diseases,
Mosquitoes and vermin and flies;
I'm fed up on tropical breezes,
And sunshine that dazzles my eyes.
Oh, Lord, for wind with tingle,
An atmosphere zestful and keen;
Oh. Lord, once again just to mingle
With crowds that are white folks
and clean.
To eat without fear of infection,
To sleep without using net,
And throw away all my collection
OF iodin, quinn ct Get.
To know all the noise and the clam
or,
The hurry and fret of the West
I'd trade all the Orient glamour
That damned lying poets suggest.
They sing of the East as enthralling
(And that's why started to roam)
Butt hear the Occident calling;
Oh, Lord, but want to go home.
From Adventure Magazine for July
Milford chronicle., 1924-08-01
NOTICE d!


Notice to the voters of Rehoboth
School District, No. Ill, Bond Elec-
tion. This is to notify the voters of
Rehoboth School District, No. Ill,
Sussex County, Delaware, that an
election for the purpose Of determin-
ing whether the above named district
shall bond itself in the sum of $12,-
900 for the enlargement of the pres
ent school building, to make possible
standard accommodations for the
continuance of the High School. This
election will be held at the school
house on Saturday, August 9th, 1924.
Polls will be open from p. m. un-
til p. m. Every person qualified to
vote at a general election shall be
entitled to vote. j25-2t
Milford chronicle., 1924-08-01
IN MEMoRIAM

In sad but loving remembrance O.
our dear son, Archie Clarence Hearn
who passed away July q, 1923:
One year has passed, our hearts still
sore,
AS time goes on we miss him more,
His gentle smile, his loving face,
No one can fill his vacant place.
Surrounded by friends, we are lonely,
In midst of pleasure we are blue,
A smile on our face and a heartache;
We are always thinking of you.
We think of you in silence
Few eyes can see us weep,
But many a silent tear we shed
When others are asleep.
Oh how hard we tried to save him,
Prayers and tears were all in vain,
Happy Angels came and took him
From this world of toll and pain.
He is gone, but was so young and fair,
He slumbers sweetly, but knows no care
His heart was true, his life was young;
Yet not our will, but Gods be done.
Fondly loved and sadly missed by fa-
ther and mother, Mr. and Mrs. G. A.
Hearn, Ocean View, Del. 1t
Milford chronicle., 1924-08-01
RADIO 4: RADIO : RADIO

We are prepared to furnish all the
music that you want and as loud
as you want it, for dances, parties
or any kind of entertainment. To
show you what radio means in the
way of clearness and volume we
will be glad to give you special
prices on furnishing you with the
best music that it is possible to get.
We have in stock the latest Western
Electric Power Amplifier which is
intended for stepping up volume.
This instrument will fill any hall
full of music.
We also have in stock all the lat
est receiving sets, sold for cash or
on time payments. We give daily
demonstrations. Our radio supplies
are complete in every detail. Don't
forget that we have the double life
Ra-o-vac B Batteries for all radio
sets. Stop in and look us over-we
have expert radio workmen that will
be glad to help you out on your ra-
dio problems. VIM. H. Warren, Mil
ford, Delaware. j25-tf
Milford chronicle., 1924-08-01
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

I will be at the following places
from the hours of nine o'clock to
twelve o'clock A M. and from one
o'clock to four o'clock P. NJ, to col
lect County and School Taxes for the
year, 1924:
Wednesday, August 9th, Magnolia,
Fred Johnson's Store.
Thursday, August 7th, Frederick,
Elijah Melvin's Store.
Friday, August 8th, FELTON,, Har-
rington G Lynch Office.
Monday, August 18th, Harrington,
Joshua Smiths Store.
Tuesday, August 18th, Edw. Red
den's Store.
Wednesday, August 18th, Milford,
Squire Truitt's Office.
Thursday, August 18th, Houston,
r. E. Counselman's Store.
JOHN W. ARTHURS,
a1-2t Receiver of Taxes.
Milford chronicle., 1924-08-01

Summer VacatiOnists are warned IL
be more careful of bruises and slight
wounds, because of the seriousness
of infection, by DR.. Harry w. Gen
ties, chairman Of the first aid com.
mittee, Chicago chapter of the Am
erican Red Cross.
"The tragic death of young Calvin
Coolidge, Jr., has served dramatical-
ly to show that no wound is slight -
Doctor Gentles declared. There is
always the danger of infection.
When the skin is abrased or cut, do
not go on with your tennis or golf
avoid further irritation. If the swell
ing, pain or redness continues, con-
suit a doctor.
'It is a great mistake to wrap a
handkerchief around a bruise. Thou
sands of infections prove to doctors
that so-called clean cloths are nev-
er free of germ life.
ESPECIALLY in summer should
bruises be watched. Vacation activi-
ties, outdoor sports, mountain and
seashore pastimes bring frequent
minor scratches and bruises. Vaca-
tionists should be as careful as their
dOctors%
eff you get a slight wound or
bruise, do not neglect it. Serious
sickness may result, and occasional
ly septic poisoning may cause death.
There are four simple things that
one should do:
First, apply half-strength tincture
of iodine to the wound, or better, use
glass ampOules. Never apply near
the eyes, between the thighs or for
wounds of the intestines. 1t is a mis-
take to wash the injury. Iodine is a
destroyer of germs, and is very eff
fective, as war surgeons proved.
Second, apply sterile piece Of
gauze, folded into a convenient pad.
Third, wrap this dressing with
sterile gauze bandage. Fourth, fas-
ten the bandage with adhesive plas-
ter.
"It is simple to do, but it may
save much suffering later. There is
no need to fear septic poisoning
from summer injuries, if you do this.
The American Red Cross is teaching
thousands of men, women and chill
dren these simple rudiments of first
aid. 1t means the saving of many
lives this summers"
Milford chronicle., 1924-08-01
Saturday, August 16, 1924.

OatuEoay' August 10, 1924,
at two o'clock P. M, in front of Mrs
John Prettyman's Store in Ellendale
Cedar Creek Hundred, Sussex County
Delaware the following real estate, to-
wit:
All that certain tract, piece and par
Gel OF land, situate, lying and being in
Boardkiln Hundred, Sussex County
Delaware, lying on the South side OF
the County road leading from Robbins
Station to New Market Church, adjoin-
ing lands of Burton ]. Millman, Will
liam S. Fisher, Luther P. Warren and
others, containing ninety one (91) acres
and twenty seven cd square perches,
more or less. Being the same tract of
land conveyed to the said Peter Zodorz-
ney by Edgar w. Baptiste and wife, by
deed bearing date the fourteenth day of
April A. D. 1922, said deed not yet re-
corded, but intended so to be with this
Indenture, reference to which will full
ly appear.
TERNS:-1O per cent of the purchase
money will be demanded on the day of
sale, the balance to be paid on or before
October 9Th, 1924. If the purchaser fails
to comply with these terms the per
centum paid on day of sale will be for
feited. The purchaser will be required
to pay the cost of the deed.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Peter Zodorzney and Anna
Zodorzney, his wife, and terre-tenants,
and will be sold by
JAMES H. PHILLIPS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Georgetown, Delaware,
July 21, 1924. j25-2t
Milford chronicle., 1924-08-01
FOR SALE
DESIRABLE PROPERTIES NEAR
NIT ,FORn

| DESIRABLE PROPERTIES NEAR
MILFORD
Seven acres Of good land with natur.
al drainage, having a running stream
on the rear side. Location ideal fol
poultry, berries and small trucks, l.:
mile from the business centre of Mil
ford. Dwelling, rooms with front and
side porches, cellar, pump in side porch
A splendidly built house, in good con-
dition, except it needs painting. Barn
and stable, crib, three chicken houses.
Fruit for family use. Some wood for
stove
40 acres, 10 acres of land specially
adopted for growing light trucks, as
paraguS, berries, sweet potatoes and
pOultry-S0 acres brush land adjoining
the Mispillion River. There is a high
landing on the property adjoining the
river. Dwelling of twelve rooms. with
fully equipped bath room. Large porch
on front and side. Light and water in
the basement, also hot air heating
plants. Barn, stable, garage, three
chicken houses all in splendid condition.
The chicken houses being connected
with the electric light plant. 12 acre of
asparagus in fine condition. 1-2 acre
Strawberries and blackberrieS. Apple,
peach and pear trees and grape vines
This splendid home is about IL mile
from business centre of Milford, and
about 1-2 miles from the Delaware
Bay.
If you had rather build your own
bungalow L have 20 acres, which / will
divide into or 10 acre tracts, or sell
as a whole. Location one Of the best,
near Milford, being only Ia mile from
the town and Is mile from the du Pont
Boulevard; also in full view of the up
per state. A portion of this tract has
the famous CacO Grape vineyards
40 acre farm, 35 acres clear and TIL
liable, 5 acres in fire wood. Dwelling,
rooms and attic. Large barn, stable and
garage, with wagon shed, corn crib,
Chicken house, all in first class condi-
tion, In fact the buildings would cost
to build today more than price OF the
place. Location fine, being on one cor
ner of a cross road, 3-4 mile from 1--we
town, and about 1 IL
miles from the du Pont Boulevard.
Plenty of fruit for family use.
If YOU should be interested IN any
as per ad in this issue. / will
he glad to show these places any time;
Terms are easy. Come, write or call
phone No Z. Geo. H. Hall, Owner. al-2t
Milford chronicle., 1924-08-01
FOR LEVY COURT
COMMISSIONER

To the Republican and Independent
voters of the Third Levy Court
Commission District of Kent coun-
ty:
I will be a candidate for the nom
inatiOn of Levy Court Commissioner
from the above named district which
is composed of the Seventh, Eighth,
and Tenth Representative Districts,
subject to the decision of the Re-
publican primaries.
HOWARD R. MOORE,
a1-2tp Milford, Del.
Milford chronicle., 1924-08-01
FOR LEVY COURT
COMMISSIONER

To the Republican and Independent
voters of the Third Levy Court
Commission District of Kent coun-
ty:
I will be a candidate for the nom
ination of Levy Court Commissioner
from the above named district which
is composed of the Seventh, Eighth,
and Tenth Representative Districts,
subject to the decision of the Re-
publican primaries.
GEORGE c. Herring,
j25-8t FELTON,, Del.
Milford chronicle., 1924-08-01
SAMUEL ]. WILSON & SON
M1LION1 DELAWARE
Funeral Directors and EmbaImOrs

We have added to our funeral eo,,in-
ment a rev Motor Funeral Car, for
which we make no extra charee We
have still retained both our Biack spS mS
tl,I Mhlte horse drawn hearses, which
nish either horse drawn or motor
hearses. iiiO'Oi
We, are the best equipped and carry
the largest stock of funeral supplies
Call phone Office No % residarce
No: 20. Phone service day and niebf IF
calling after 10 p m. call No %. All
calls promptly answered, No extra
charge for. distance, use of hearse or
wife's services. VI
We also carry large and compIete
assortment Of Furniture. Carriaees.
Runabouts, Farm Wagons, Rack Wag-
ons and Farming Implements.
Milford chronicle., 1924-08-01
INFECTION DANGERS
IN SUMMER SCRATCH

INFECTION DANGERS
IN SUMMER SCRATCH
VacatiOnists Urged to Take Simple
Precautions in Case of Slight
Bruises to Avoid Septic
Poisoning.
. HURT YOURSELF?
. If skin is broken, then:
1. Apply iodine-do not wash
wound.
. 2. Apply sterile piece of
gauZe.
3. Wrap with sterile gauze
bandage. .
4. Fasten with adhesive plas- .
ter. .
Milford chronicle., 1924-08-01
NOTICE
TRANSPORTATION OF SCHOOL
CHILDREN

APPLICATIONS for transporta-
tion should be filed at once with J.
0. Adams, Business Manager, State
Board Of Education, Dover, Del, if
this has not already been done.
Children in the sixth grade or be-
low, who live more than two miles
from school, or above the sixth
grade, and who live more than three
miles from a school of proper grade
are included, regardless of whether
they have previously received an al
lowance or not or whether they have
previously travelled on a regular bus
or not.
The proper forms were placed in
the hands Of teachers in every dis.
trict in the State before the close of
school, and others may be secured
from the undersigned.
The State Board Of Education will
endeavor to arrange contract trans
portation wherever the total Of the
private allowances that would ac-
crue to pupils living on given route
will justify the same.
For the coming year transporta-
tion allowances will be made only
from the time Of the approval of the
applications.
Prompt compliance with this no
tice is urged for the sake of those
who are to be served.
State Board Of Education,
J. o. Adams, Business Manager.
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Milford chronicle., 1924-08-01

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Absolutely harmless. Get can and
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Milford chronicle., 1924-08-01
BICYCLES : BICYCLES

We have Bicycles in all styles and
grades. We can sell you a brand new
Bicycle at the price you can buy it
from any Mail Order House in the
U. S. A. We have just received a
large consignment Of these bicycles.
We also have the great Columbia,
famous bicycle, in all colors. Our
bicycle supply parts are complete.
VIM. H. Warren, Milford. j25-tf