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Notions

so Utility BOxes-soiled from
display. formerly 39c and soc;
so Garter Belts, formerly SOC;
SO Card Table Covers. of imita-
ton leather. formerly 45c; So
Household Aprons, soiled,
formerly 39c and soc. CEc
10 Shower Bath Curtains.
Regularly $2.95. G7 o.
Ia Ice Box Scarfs - soiled.
Reg. REG Csc each. spe- 12Hc
-35 Smoking Sets; IL Imported
work Baskets. lining
soiled. Formerly s1.00. S0c
Choice ............... wv
-NoveItieS-Pir Cushions, Pen
ril Boxes, Shoe Trees. etc. 7Oc
Were Csc to SOC. Choice AOC
- Garment BAG. If Chintz-
lightly torn n, ct handle. S1.OO
Kann's-Street Floor.
FrOcks-UnifOrms
-135 Wash Frocks, made of cot
ton foulards, ginghams, and
novelty prints, long and short
sleeved models. Were EOo
$1.00. Friday, each. -. a."
so Nurses White Uniforms,
made Of poplins, broadcloth, and
nurses cloth; long-sleeved style;
broken sizes. Were
1895 to $500. Now S1,70
each ................
Kann's-Second. Floor.
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Goats

p Cloth Coats, sheepskin lined.
Sizes Is and 18. Were Coz
$49.75. Now. VIZ
Il Blue Dove bloom Coat, with
fitch collar and
cuffs. Was $69.50. GOT E0
Il Black Velvet Coat, draped
front. Deep shawl collar
of fox. Was $3.50. COL
i Rodier Fabric Coat, small
plaid pattern. with Jap fox
collar. Was $69.50. G7O
NOW
II Semi Sports Coat. tan mix
ture, with scarf collar
and badger cuffs. Was CQQ
$1,000. Now. ~
II Semi-Sports Coat, tan dyed
civet cat, with novelty cuffs and
scarf collar. Was $6950. cQC
Now ............. -. -.
II Green Cloth Coat. with dyed
skunk collar, head trim G7S
med. Was $69.50. Now. VIZ
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Underwear

-Women's Part wool Union
Suits, sizes 36 to A. $1.00 100
quality. Each. ......
Us Women's Fleece Union
Suits, discontinued styles.
$1.50 and $1.75 values. OQc
Each ................:.
so Children's Fleeced
Pants. soc and sec o.
values. Each. ............
3 for S1.00
-45 Children's Vests, Blo0mers
and Pants, of cotton and cotton
and wool mixed. Soiled. Broken
sizes and colors. sec to 1Qo
$1.00 qualities. Each. -.
for soc
SO ChiIdren's Fleeced
Union Suits, some soiled. EOo
Each .................
~Kann's-Street Floor.
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Dresses

rs Dresses, of wool tweeds and
jerseys, sizes Is to AZ.
Were $500 and $5.95. 0O 90
NOW
-35 WOmen's Dresses, of geor-
gette crepe; sizes 38 to 6t7 90
46. Were $1295. Now Up ''~O
-21 Miss Junior" Dresses, sizes
13, is and II. Reg. cz or
S12.95. Now. ........ Ps'~O
-57 Sports Dresses, made in
two tone colorings;
broken sizes. Were eG OF
$40. Now. ........ PO'/O
-8 Junior Velvet Frocks, in wine
and navy only; sizes 13, IS and
II. Regularly s16.50. GO ~
NOW
3 Evening Dresses, made of
black or blonde lace;
size 18. Formerly GO An
$39.75. Ea.. P/'OO
II Beige Chiffon Dress, size
20. Formerly $39.75. c72 0O
NOW ..............
--3 Black and White Georgette
Dresses, sizes 481la. 5015 and 521s.
Formerly P'on aay sSs'7S' Fri S1O.5O
a Ensembles. made of pastel
colored georgette; sizes IA, 16.
18 and 20. Formerly GO IN
$16.50. Now. each. :. P~'OC
IL Black Lace Dress, long-sleeve
style; size 38. For S7O 90
merly $500. Now. @A'OO
-6 Metallic and Velvet COmbi-
nation Dresses, sizes Ia
to 20. Were $12.98. cS nO
Now, each. ......... @O'OO
Kann'S-Second Floor
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II Real Stone NecAlace-36-in.
length len dd &c. For m9rly $500
II Real Lapis Neckiace-24-inch
len TIL. Formerly Ss70 S0
S21.00. Now. W L. O'1O
% Chanel Chokers. 81 81
Formerly s2.95. Choice, Up A'0O
--s2 chanel Ch0kers. EOo
Formerly S1.O0. Each. -. o/S
--22 Artificial Pearl
ChOkcrs. Formerly G7 OK
$4.00. Each. ....
lis ChokerS of artificial pearls
and crystals. Formerly $500.
10 La Lique Chokers. S2 Ok
Formerly $500. Choice, %S'>O
- Pendant NeckIaces-imported.
Gunme etal and
Comedian. Formerly cZ E0
$500. Each. ..... %s'OO
-43 Imported Novelty Cigarette
Boxes and Cases. Formerly Gnc
$100. Choice. ...... wv
Al Novelty Bead Necklaces.
FoTmerly Fe m $l.SO to 10 Price
- Cigarette Table Lighters,
silver plated. Formerly $1,000.
q Sessions BoudOir Alarm
Clocks. Formerly $3.50. 1 I'M
ported Clock.
Form e rly $12.oo. 10 Price
Kann's-street Floor.
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Art Goods

A Sewing Cabinets, formerly
$2.25 and 1898; assorted Novel
ties, formerly soc to $1,000;
Nursery Hangings, of felt, for
merly $3.50 and $1,000; Metal
Lace Scarfs and Mats, formerly
$3.50 to $1,000. 1n Price
Choice at. 800. II SN
Fancy RayOn Pillows-also OF
velour and felt. For @7 M
merly $1.59. Choice. " A
Curtain Pulls, of colored 10c
glass. Special, each, at. Nv
Embroidered Pill o W. a es--
slightly soiled. Reg. $1.59. QOc
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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Silverware

10 Knife and Fork Sets-of
stainless steel. Regu- d0 90
larly $500 set. ....... ~O
--3S Gilbert Alarm Clocks, nickel
plated. Regularly 1I Price
$3.50 to $3.50. Now IL = o
--S Boudoir Clocks in mahogany
finish. Regularly $3.49. CD 40
Kann'S-Third Floor.
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Handkerchiefs

-Women's Handkerchiefs, white
and colored-plain and initiated.
Slightly mussed. Formerly 10c
to $3.50. Choice IL Dr;oo
at, at,.:.. II Il AACC
Kann'SStreet Floor.
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Neckwear

s-NeckWear-collars, collars and
cuffs and a few vesteeS.
Formerly 39c to 89c. CSo
Choice ................
-Scarfs-of crepe de chine
Formerly $1.00 and $1.50. R7O
CnOlce
House Caps of cotton 10o
materials. Special, Each.
for 25c
-Chifdren's TriangleS and ScarfS
of crepe de chine-$1.00 EOo
value. Each ........
KNITTED Rayon Scarfs in as
sorted colors. Were $1.50 to
s2,s9' Soa $l.OO to $l.95
--An Obiong Scarfs, Shawls, Tri-
angles, and Square S Scarfs-
mussed or soiled.
Formerly $1.00 to IL 0H
$1,000. Now at. 10 OA
--All Wool Cap Sets-consisting
of scarf and cap.
Formerly $1.00 to II. OFF
$5.95. Now at. ..... "a I'm
Assorted Flowers, slightly
crushed or soiled. Former 77o
" 29c to SOC. Choice.
Boulder Caps of crepe
de chine-Formerfy SOC 0So
Each ................
for S1.00
Kann' n's-Street Floor.
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Furs and Fur Coat.

Il Scarf, of dyed
cross fox. Was @O7 En
$3.50. For. ..... %O
II Scarf, of dyed
cross fox. Was @CO E0
$500. Now. ....... ~O
-3 Scarfs, / red and 2 brown
fox; Mow Were sse1, s2s''9' $l6.75
Il Hair Seal Sports Coat, suede
trim trimmed Was $1,000. $95'
NOW
Il Brown Caracul Coat, with
fox pouch collar. Was GOO
$159.00.s Now. ......... ~o
II Chinese Ocelot Coat, Man
churian wolf collar. Was @EQ
$4,000. Now. -. ~OO
II Sealine dyed Coney) Coat,
with cocoa squirrel collar
and cuffs. Was $4,000. @SQ
Now . poo
Kann'S-Second Floor.
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Gloves

--275 Prs. Fabric Gloves, novelty
cuffs and pull-ons. Broken sizes
and colors. MuSSed and
soiled. Forme erly 69c. 2So
3 Pairs, $1.00
-33 Prs. Children's Buckskin
Gloves, one clasp, unlined, nat
ural color. Sizes to
Z. Formerly $2.25. &7 90
Pair %A'O%
IA Prs. 8-buttOn-length Gloves,
Of glace and suede. Broken sizes
and colors. Formerly @7 40
$2.95. Pair. ......... %A|
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Leather Goods

-3 Glove Cases-sh0pwOrn, for
merly $500 and $3.50; 8 Mems
Travelling Rolls, for @1 S0,
merly $500. Choice. %AO
II Black Fitted Case. formerly
S4.00; 5 Travelling Rolls, former
ly $4.00 and $500; l
Glove Case, formerly CO S0
$4.00. Choice ...... ~
II Mans Tan Fitted
Case. Formerly $3.50. O. 00
NOW ......s.........
Il Mans Black
,,a,,s travelling = i Ron; 9,r For SIPS
-3 Leather Handbags. Former
ly $3.50 and $14.50. c7O IN
Choice ............
Il Vagabond Bag, of blue calf
leather. Formerly GO o.
$1,000. Now. ........
-S Leather Handbags. Former
ly $1,000 and $1,000. S7 S0
Choice ..............
p Snake Grain Leather Bags.
Formerly $500. S1CS0
GdCll
II Snake Grain Leather Bag.
Formerly $3.50. @S OE
NOW
III Silk HANDBAGS, Former
" $295 and $500. CT EA
Choice .............. %A'OO
IS Silk Handbags.
Formerly $500. go En
Choice .............. %S'OV
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-12-27

A Miscellaneous Assortment Of
Ivory Toilet ArticIes-Jean de
Pary's Imported Powders, Com
pacts. Formerly soc to $500.
Incense Burners. Formerly CEo
soc to $1.50. Choice. 49,. @0C
Ivory Toilet Pieces - flies,
hooks, cream jars, etc. 1no
Cholce .................
Toilet WaterS-also Perfumes.
Formerly FnaiUa SOC to sSc' 30c
NIOlCe
Down Powder PuffS, with
handles. Formerly $1.50. 100
EnCu
Merida Compacts, dis Eno
continued models. Choice, wv
Kann's-Street Floor.
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SmOcks and Aprons

-$1.95 BroadclOth Smocks, Is
only; made with long sleeves,
single and double breasted styles,
with and without CT 10
belts. Each. ........ %A
--$1.OO PinafOre and COverall
Aprons, of novelty prints and
ginghams, trimmed with con-
trasting colors; 60 only,
and sizes are broken. SOc
Kann'S-Second Floor.
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$1.OO to $l.49 Undermuslins

Slips, Boomers, and Pajamas of Main
sock and muslin-Slightly soiled and
muSSed from handling. Broken colors,
and sizes for Misses and Women. 800
only!
Kann's-Second Floor.
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'COrsets

AOESCtS
100 Corselettes, Girdles and
Corsets, formerly $500 to $500;
Longtime Brassieres,
formerly $500 to Ge7 m
$500. Choice. ....... ~O
rs Bandeaux. of crepe de chine;
size 80: $1.00 value. so Odd
COrsets and Bandeaux,
mostly small sizes; soiled. CSc
CuOlCe
. White Satin Cor
settes, size SO; $500 CT o.
value. Each. ........ ~
--10 Five Feature C0rsettes, sizes
a to 48. $3.50 value. @2 o.
rs Odd Bandeaux, sizes
80 to "a. SOC value. To-
Each ..................
Kann's-Second Floor.
Ribbon
Remnant Lengths Of Ribbon.
Regularly 12c to acc. o.
Metal Brocade. Bandings.
Regularly soc and 69c. To-
4HEu
Kann'S-Street Floor.
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HOmefttings

Remnant lengths CursainS ana
Drapery Materials-l9c to 70N
39c grades. Yard ......
-4sc to CSC graz des' Csc
yarQ .............
--$1.l9 to $1.49 grades, S0C
YARD
-17 Carpet HaSSocks,
$1.25 and SITS values. 70c
Choice ................
IL Suite KrOehler
Furniture, 3 Pcs. S72S.OO
--$235 value for.
- Cretonne Folding
Screens-$5.00 grade. CD 90
Each ...............
IL Cedar Chest
damaged. Was $24. @7000
Now ..............
- bolts French Marquisette
Curtain Material -49c C7c
grade. Yard ...........
--36 Sets Bar Harbor Cushions
of cretonne. $500 val S7 %
uess ue; Pa Piano Bench Pads-slightly
soiled. $3.98 to $6.98 CD E0
grades. Each ...... %SO
la Bolts Damask Drapery Ma
terials -$1.29 to $1.69 100
grades. Yard ........A
SO Velour Table Runners,
$1.50 to $500 grades. QQc
EaCn .'-.......s
III bolts Ray0n Damask, 36 in.
wide wide; 49c and soc grades 20c
XarQ
--75 prs. Half Sash Cur DO
tains-29c grade. Pair. S
--4S panels for doors or tran
SONS soms-Ssc to ssc values 20c
Kann'S-Third Floor.
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Regular SOC
.Jewelry
29c

-Chokers, long chains,
necklaces, brooch pins,
bar pins, earrings and
bracelets, in a variety
of smart new styles
and colors.
Kann'S-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-12-27
Beds

II Four-poster Walnut Bed
q size, reg. $39.95. COZ EO
Now .............. %& Sow
-3 pairs Feather Pillows.
Regularly $500. Cd EA
Il Bow-end Metal Bed - full
size-reg. s,i $500. $3.50
NOW ..............
II Double y-bed-fioor SAM
pie reg. $4,000. SO1 SO
Now ............. w. 'O
- An-Iayer Felt Mattresses
single sizes, reg. 60 OS
$1,000. Each ....... %~s~O
A Metal Beds-full
S z Greg. $9.95. OF. 90
Each ...............
-8 Metal Beds, In all sizes-fioor
samples. Formerly
sso{c. s1s;So to sa4.o0. $1,000
-3 Inner Spring Mattresses,
SIM single 5e size, size; reg $27.g5
A All-Iayer Felt Mattresses,
double sizes. Formerly $500.
Floor samples. Also a Single Size
Layer-feIt Mattresses. Formerly
;slIc:s, sls.s5 to $500. 1925
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1928-12-27
FlOOrcOverings

81
. Worsted Velvet Rugs-seam-
less. Size 9x12 it. G1Q 00
Reg. $69.95. Each. fPTO'OO
Il Worsted Wilton Rug-size
sCsL9 sxl2 feet Reg. $780, $9l.OO
-3 Seamless Brussels Weave
Rugs. Size sxl2 it. Sl6.05
Reg. $24.95. Each. %AO~O
a Seamless Velvet Rugs, size
gsl2, sxl2 it. Reg s25'oo' $l7.95
~s Administer Rugs, size sxl2
#. Reg. $685. $2O.5O
Il Worsted wilton Rug-size
eIo9, sxs it. Reg ss7'SO' $64.OO
w Ms Worsted Rugs-seamless--
size 81 sAxloh it. S40.45
IS Scotch Weave Rugs-seam-
less-size sAxloh Sl5.05
#. Reg. $24.95. Each W AO'~"
Velvet Carpet Remnants-2-yd.
lengths. Reg. $2.9S $l.05
1Or .............
Velvet Carpet Remnants-2-yd.
lengths. Reg. $1.95 OQo
1Or
--Vel(et Carpet Remnants-2 yd.
lengths. Reg. $l.50 71c
lis Worsted wilton Rugs. Size
ga.s 2sxS4 IN Reg Sl''OO' $6.05
-3 Gold Seal COngoleum Rugs
discontinued patterns.
Size 9x10Hs it. Reg. @S 0O
$3.50. Each ......... %O'OO
II Printed Linoleum Rug, size
9xl01s IT. Reg. $14.50. @7 Or
Now .............. %sO
"A WaltOna Felt Base Rugs
size 6x9 IT. Reg. $3.50. Also
Felt Base Rugs, size
eho,s. 1;axs it. Reg s4'4S' $2.45
Kann'S-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1928-12-27
Hosiery

-Women's Sport Hose, rayon
with cotton back; seam
less. Broken sizes and CEc
colors. Pair. r............. N
-Children's q Hose, deep turn
down cuffs. Broken sizes C1o
and colors. Pair. .......
S Pairs, S1.00
Full fashioned Silk Hose, serv-
ice and chiffon weights.
Broken sizes ana colors. EOo
Seconds. Pair. ........ Wv
-Women's Mixed Wool Sport
Hose, Sc amless. $1.00 AOc
grade. Pair. r.............
--Children's Long Sport Hose,
seamless. Broken sizes
and colors. soc grade. COc
Pair .................
-Children's Long Hose, Xxi cot
ton ribbed. Broken sizes
and colors. soc grade. CSo
Pair .................
-Women's RayOn Hose, seam
less. Broken sizes and o.
colors. Seconds. Pair. -. Wv
3 Pairs, $1.0O
--WOmen's Wool and RayOn
Hose, seamless. Discontinued
colors. Broken sizes.
SOIL e d. $3.50 grade. TO-
l OIL
Kann'S-Stroet Floor.
Evening star., 1928-12-27
Umbrellas

-8 Silk UmbreIlas-16 ribs;
broken colors. Formerly $5.95,
Sso5,. s5;s5 and at sl2'S0 12 Price
-6 ChiIdren's Blue Cotton Um-
brellas. Formerly $3.50 TO-
Each .................. s~N
Kann'S-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1928-12-27
SpOrtSWear

-S Velveteen Blouses, in plain
checked and polka dot patterns;
sizes "a to ~. For
merly $5.75 and $8.75. @2 or
Each ...............
IS Blouses, of fine quality crepe
and satin: pretty colors; "a to AZ
sizes. Were $3.50 to @7 on
$3.50. Now, each. ~ s'~O
20 Velveteen Skirts, made on
Wristbands; in circular and pleat-
ed styles. Were $5.95. CT 40
Now, each. ...........
-10 Flannel Skirts, crystal
pleated style; made on waist
bands; sizes 26 to 80. CT 90
Formerly $2.98. Now %A'1O
so Slip-on Sweaters, of wool
and rayon; in stripes and novel;
ty mixtures; sizes "a to AZ.
Were $1.98 and $2.98. CT EO
Now ............. @I.OS
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1928-12-27
Children's Wear

Children's Wear
Girls Sweaters, of silk and
rayon mixtures. Sizes CT 90
80 to So. Choice. %AsOI
-Children's Coats-self and fur
trimmed. Formerly 1895 to
$32.95. Now
$7.45 to 5000
White Sateen Bloomers-Sizes
6 to 10 years. Formerly 2Qc
90c each ................
Union Suits of Cross-bar mus
lin. Sizes A to 10 years. OOc
Regularly soc. Each. 80. ~
10 Bath Robes-sizes 2 QQo
only. Each ............ oOC
"a Dresses of jersey and velvet
combinations. Sizes 4 and 5
years Were s5.95. $2.05
is Dresses, Of ; crepe de chine.
Sizes to t., s years. Sl.05
Infants Bonnets, of pink and
white silk. Soiled. Were EOc
s VA.SNs A1oIAA
q Silk Quilts-wool
filled. Formerly $10.98. CG 90
30 Butterfly Skirts of bright
plaids. Sizes IL and IA IOo
years. Were $1.19. Each, T~C
go Girls" Wash
Dresses. Were $2.98. CT OO
Now, each .......... %A'OO
so Girls Wash Dresses,
formerly $1.00. Now TO-
eacn .................
lis Girls Dresses of wool jersey
and novelty tweed.
Were $2.s8 to 1898. CT 90
Cholce ..............
30 Middies of Blue Peggy Cloth.
Sizes IA and 16 years only. 0Oo
Were $198. Each. $500. Nv
--25 Girls OverblOuSes of white
broadcloth. Were $1.98. C1 O0
Now, each .......... ~O
IS Girls Winter Sport Coats.
Were $500. Now, &S 00
each ................
-25 Girls Cape Scarf Sets.
Were $2.49 and $2.95. @7 OK
Choice -. ...........
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1928-12-27
Toilet Goods

Kann's-Street F,onr
Evening star., 1928-12-27

Girls Sweaters, of silk and
rayon mixtures. Sizes Q7 90
80 to 36. Choice. -. %A'O|
-Children's Coats-self and fur
trimmed. Formerly 1895 to
S32Q5 Now
Milford chronicle., 1928-07-13
Blanchards Station

The Fourth of July was spent very
quietly by some of our folks while
others motored to Rehoboth and
various other places. Those who
spent their outing at Rehoboth were
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hollis, son
and daughter, Mrs. Amelia Orendorf
and family, Mrs. Joseph Handy and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mar
vel, Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Harmon
and father.
M. e. Russell and son Carl attend
ed the horse races at Harrington
Fair grounds on the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mcdowell and
family from near Scott's Store called
on his brother Isaac Mcdowell and
family Friday evening.
Geo. L. Biddle had his wheat cut
and threshed this year with a COM
bine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford Bailey of
Georgetown spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Alex Hack.
Relatives from Wilmington called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Zott and fam
lily on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Harmon spent
evening at Adams Cross
Roads.
o. G. Biddle made a business trip
to Townsend Monday afternoon.
Milford chronicle., 1928-07-13
Pleasantville

The Rev. J. C. B. Hopkins. a for.
mer pastor of Dagsboro and St
Georges charge, preached a very in.
teresting sermon on Sunday morn
ing, July l, at st. Georges M. E.
Church.
Sunday school and preaching SER
vices were as usual on June 8.
Capt. Curtis Tracy and wife. also
John Harmon and wife visited Chas.
M. Gray and wife.
Mrs. Montreal Hudson motored to
Wilmington on Saturday where she
met her son, Howard Hudson. and
also her daughter Catherine who re-
turned with Mrs. Hudson.
Mrs. Ollie Sharp is visiting her
aged mother, Mrs. Mary Howard and
other relatives.
Richard Holt and family passed
the Fourth of July with their par
ents.
George Lathbury of New Jersey
spent a few hours recently with his
aged parents, Capt. and, Mrs. Edward
Lathbury.
William West who holds a posi-
ton in Philadelphia is spending his
vacation with his parents.
Jehu Clogg and sister, Mazella,
also Mr.. Taylor and wife, passed Sat
urday with John Clogg and family.
Capt. Asher Holt and wife of Phil
adelphia spent the holiday at Sandy
Lillian Cannon is spending some
time with her cousin, Miss Helen
Barnet in Camden, N. J.
Miss Marion Helm passed Sunday
with Hazel Lathbury.
Mrs. Beulah West and children
passed Sunday afternoon at Lewes
With Mr.. West.
Mrs. Viola Carey has returned
rom the Milford Hospital much i'm
proved.
Howard Hudson, son of Addison
hudson and Miss Virginia Evans Of
)cean City were quietly married at
now Hill, Nd, on July 2.
Miss Hilda Cannon is spending the
7eek at the Y. w. C. A. Camp at
andy Landing.
Mrs. Matte Townsend of Wyom-
lg is visiting her daughter and
imily here.
William Steele entertained friends
'om a distance on the Fourth of
uly.
Milford chronicle., 1928-07-13
100000
SUSSEX COUNTY
DELAWARE
HIGHWAY BONDS

/ SEALED PROPOSALS will be receiv-
ed by John S. Cooper, Clerk of the
Peace of Sussex County, at Georgetown,
sussex County, Delaware, until one o.
clock p. NJ,
JULY II, 1928,
for the purchase of 100000 of Sussex
County Highway Improvement Bonds.
The bonds will bear date October 1,
1923, Will be of a denomination of 81 600
ana viii bear interest at the rate of
Tour and one-half per centum per an
mum, payable semi annually on the first
day of April and October in each wear.
twenty-five of said bonds will ma
ture ON the first day of October 1854
ana twenty-five of said bonds will ma
ture on the first day of October in each
year thereafter up to and including the
year 1865
Said bonds, both principal and inter-
est will be payable at the Farmers
Bank of the State of Delaware, at
Georgetown, Delaware, in gold coin of
the United States of America, and are
exempt from State, County, municipal
or other taxation in the State of Della
ware.
All bids must be addressed to John S.
cooper Clerk of the Peace of Sussex
county, Georgetown, Delaware. Bids
will be received for the whole or any
part of the issue, and must be accom-
panied by certified check for five per
cent; OF the amount of the bid, payable
to the Receiver of Taxes and County
Treasurer of Sussex County.
The right to reject any and all bids
is reserved.
The bonds are issued under authority
of an Act of the General Assembly of
the State of Delaware entitled, IAN Act
to authorize the Levy Court of Sussex
County to borrow One Million Dollars
to be expended for the permanent inn
provement of certain public highways
of Sussex County," passed by said Cen /
eral Assembly in the year 1925, and APP
proved by the Governor on the twenty !
fourth day of April 1925.
JOHN S. COOPER,
Clerk of the Peace of Sussex
County, Delaware.
DANIEL J. LAYTON,
for Levy Court,
Sussex County. j29-3t
Milford chronicle., 1928-07-13
NOTICE TO PUBLIC

There has been a rumor in circu-
lation to the effect that the Trustees
of Barratt's Chapel will not allow
the burial of any deceased persons
on Sundays. This rumOr is without
foundation, and we hereby give pub
lie notice that no such action has
ever been contemplated by the Trus-
tees of Barratt's Chapel. Burial will
be allowed at any time that the fam
lily or friends may desire.
1t Trustees of Barratt's Chapel
Milford chronicle., 1928-07-13

Publicity given the cabinet and
many bureaus at the capital reach
ed the ears of a woman boarding
house proprietor in the West. She
wrote the White House asking if she
could buy some cast-off cabinets and
bureaus Cheap" An official who is
something of a pnster says that the
President wouldn't mind giving Lis
cabinet away but prefers to keep
his woodworking bureaus, now
that they are well oiled.-The Path
finder.
Milford chronicle., 1928-07-13

Fresh bread at all times at Petty's
Bakery.
Milford chronicle., 1928-07-13
FIRE COMPANY WILL
SELL IT'S EQUIPMENT

The Houston Volunteer Fire Com
pany will sell the completely equip
ped outfit; which is in the very best
condition in every way.
1t is a splendid outfit for any small
town or village that needs fire pro-
lection.
Our reason for selling is, that we
expect to purchase a "Pumper." For
further information, write to, or call
on S. G. Armour, Secretary, Houston,
Del.
Inspection is available at any time
at Sapp's Garage. j6-2t
Milford chronicle., 1928-07-13
WANTED

NANTBD-Cob corn at Henlopen
EIo = and l. eed Mills, Lewes, Del
Milford chronicle., 1928-07-13
SEWER TAPPING FEE MUST BE
PAID

The Town Council of the Town of
Milford gives notice to all persons
owing sewer tapping fees, now past
due, that the same must be paid on
or before the 2Sth day of July, 1928,
or proceedings will be taken as the
law directs in such matters. No ex-
ception will be made in the interest
of any person. Mark Bennett is col
lector of this fund.
By Order of Town Council:
THOMAS A. KIRBY, President
Attest-E. P. Messick, Clerk. j29- ct
Milford chronicle., 1928-07-13
EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE

AS Executrix of the estate of the
late Dora Warren, 1 hereby notify
all persons owing said estate to
make. settlement by August 18th,
1928. All bills or claims against
said estate must be presented for
payment, on or before the above
date, properly probated or attested.
SALLIE G. WARREN,
j6-2t Executrix
Milford chronicle., 1928-07-13
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

As Administrators of the estate of
the late William R. Aldred, we here
by notify all persons owing the
said estate to make settlement by
September LIST, 1928. All bills or
claims against said estate must be
presented for payment on or before
such date, properly probated or at
tested.
ANNA c. ALDRED.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
J29-3t Administrators.
Milford chronicle., 1928-07-13
CHICK STARTER Ri!

We have mixed our Mineral, But
termilk Chick Starter and Chick
ROVER fol the past three years
with satisfactory results. Let your
chicks try it, Fresh lots always on
hand With or without Cod Liver
Oil or ProtOzyme.
SIMPSON BROS, \
Milford and Lewes.
phones: 274, 25-12 ian27-tf
Milford chronicle., 1928-07-13

OIgneu.
THEODORE TOWNSEND, Pres.
DIR. WALTER L. GRIER, V.-P.
HARRY H. MULHOLLAND,
Member
ROBERT E. SHILLING, Secy.