Milford chronicle., 1926-10-15
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Register tomorrow so as to vote.
Oysters are just fine this season.
Clean house and put up the stoye
now.
Season sausage well and cool
done.
Halloween is just two weeks
away.
The frost will soon be on the
pumpkins.
Wheat sowing is well underway il
Delaware.
Apples, home grown, were never
finer in flavor.
Late cabbage is a money winner
for the farmer.
Don't let the house get damp and
chill; it is unhealthy.
Don't forget the bake booth at
the Milford Grange Fair.
The election is two weeks from
next Tuesday, November End.
Handle sweet potatoes carefully, if
you want them to keep well.
Costs you nothing to see Milford
Grange Fair at the Grange Hall.
Bring the kiddies to the Juvenile
booth at the Milford Grange Fair.
Everybody knows the Milford
Grange chicken salad. Come and
have some.
Visit the poultry show and farm
products exhibit at the Milford
Grange Fair.
Baked apples and cream make a
fine breakfast dish, and they are
healthy as well as good.
Get your Christmas presents at
the fancy work booth at Milford
Grange Fair, October % and %.
Jefferson said, Absolute acquies-
cence in the deVisions of the major
ity is the vital principle of repub-
lies"
Christ Church rummage sale to be
held in the parish house has been
postponed until Saturday, October
%, at 10 a. m.
Don't take up the time of en-
ployees with social calls; it costs
the employer real money and delays
business for all.
The Milford High School Athletic
Association will hold a bake in
Pierce Hardware Store starting at
1890 on Saturday, October 22nd.
Passive resistance by non-co-op-
GRAFTON is the proper policy in deal
ing with referenda which have no
constitutional basis and no author
ity.
The Loyal Circle Bible Glass will
meet with Miss Caroline Bennett
this Friday evening, October 18th.
We hope every member will be pres
ent.
The Ladies Aid Society of Mill
wood Church will hold a meeting in
the community hall on Friday eve
ming, October 18th. Everybody well
come.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Mil
ford Emergency Hospital is planning
a supper and bazaar to be held the
first week in December. Further in
formation will be published soon.
A Michigan judge discharged |
member of panel of jury who stat |
ed his opposition to prohibition. "a |
person who is not mindful to aid in |
the enforcement of all laws on the |
books should not be allowed to quail 1
ify as a juror" said the judge.
The Willing Workers Glass of the
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Sunday |
school will have a rummage sale in
the store opposite the New Windsor
Hotel on Saturday, October 10Th
from 10 o'clock a. m. until 6 D. m.
Come early and avoid the rush.
Mr. William Allen White has apt
" said two significant things: First,
you cannot mix alcohol with mod
srn machinery and modern business;
you cannot successfully vio-
late one law that you do not like,
Ind expect others to respect the par
ocular laws that you do like"
The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society of the Avenue NJ. e. Church
will meet in the chapel Tuesday af-
ernoOn, October 18th at 2:3O. Dues
n order. Peanuts distributed to be
gathered in November. The first
,hapter in our new study book will
70 given by Miss Jennie Davis. Ev-
,ry member present.
The annual reunion of the sur
living members of the old First Del
ware Regiment (Infantry) Civil
Var Veterans, will be held in the P.
}. S. of A. Fall, 400 West 7th street,
on Wednesday, October
9th, commencing at 10:30. 1t is
oped that all the Comrades" will
e present. A pleasing program is
eing arranged, and good dinner
Till be served.
On Wednesday evening, October 20
t 8 p. m. in the community build
1g a meeting of the ladies of the
remen's auxiliary will be held. At
his meeting reports from the sup
ers served at the carnival will be
iVen and plans made for the win
9r's work. 1t is necessary for all
lembers and all ladies who so kind
= helped with the suppers to be
resent at this meeting for there is
ther work to be done which will re-
uire the help of all. Remember this
, free will organization. No dues,
ut pleasure in giving your talents.
cts all help the f1remen.