davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-16

SPECIAL SERMON
The Rev. S. E. Thurlow, pas
tor, will preach a special SER
mon on the subject, "Why will
heaven be silent seven days at
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-16
RUSSIAN TROOPS
TAKE LITHUANIA
Continued from Page One)

sian troops had moved closer to the
eastern border.
La gaceta., 1940-01-17

cos..., corrfan de un lado para
otro, mezclados con las CANA
reras, con las mujeres de FL Ma
ranjal, que lloraban o rezaban,
afanosos, repitiendo:
II Milagro, milagro!.,..
Los medicos sobre TODD, capt.
taneados y como dirigidos por
Ell doctor Montero, habianse a.
golpado a la alcoba de la mar
quesa, en- cuyo lecho majestuoso
'fue colocado ell cuerpo inerte dc
la ilustre dana.
Don Rodolfo, con ell catedra.
tico Montero, con don Justo,
con CdlGbdza, con don Candida,
con RicinO, con don Andres 2
otro grupo de galenos, de Alci-
ra Y de Valencia, Y de todos los
pueblos de la comarca, rodea-
ban el lecho.
Sc pidieron Instruments, me
dicinas,.,, y en- un instante for.
m6se un verdsdero arsenal en-
La gaceta., 1940-01-17

da, Sc conocen desde Ell princi
pho de la Humankind, hasta los
mas refinados de Ia ciencia mo-
derna.
Y Sc formaron dos bandos 4:
ell que defendia la tests de Mon
tero y Ell que seguia a don Justo
y a los otros doctores de Alcira
que habian certificate la muer.
te de la DANA.
|De todos MOODS, sehores
-cerrd piadosa y l6gicamente
el sabio valenciano-, mstedes
comprenderan que nj Ell mar.
ques, nj estos sehores que de.
fienden conmigo la hip6tesis de
que Ia marquesa vive, nj 70, nj
nadie que tenga un rastro de
conciencia, puede autorizar el
enterramiento de esta sonora!
CGrabGHa y sus colegas Sc a.
presuraron a contestar:
I'M nOsOtros 10 autorisara
mos tsmpocol
La gaceta., 1940-01-17
ell salon de la maruresa.

Y cast al mismo tempo, don
Justo, que era quien habia cer-
tificado la defunci6n, Sc encard
con ell maestro de Valencia.
-Pero... don Rafael. ic6mo
es posible?... iVive la marquee
sa?
-GiCree usted?-apoyaron,
simultaneamente don Candida
y don Andres. que habian con-
firmado la defuncion, como RI
cino y CdlGbaza
Il Els mi opinion, sehores, es
mi opinion, querido Rodolfo!-
repuso el catedratico-. Y en-
c~oneiencia 70 no podia callar.
Il Els clarol
IFS l6gico!
-lDe todos MOODS, ahora va
mos a convencernos. Yo no quie
no sostener mi punto de vista
por tanta obstinaci6n. Pero me
haee Greer estamos ante un ca
La gaceta., 1940-01-17

beran ser expuestoS en- TODD 81
valor, en- Ell documento preseu-
tado, bajo la actual c~onsidera-
ci6n, terminus Y condolences GIe
csc convenio Y no debe existir
convenio que no Sc halle abarca-
do en- los documentos presen-
tados; los "convenios de traba-
10" deben ser ejecutados por ell
club ode haga los mismos, Y no
deben ser ejecutados en- los nom
bres de clubs afiliados o subsi-
diarios a los cuales el mayor U
GIRO club de alta classification ia
elite los necesarios fondos para
prdstamos, avances, capital,
compras de jugadores o cuales-
quiera otros metodos; en- cada
case de transferencia secreta de
un potero u otro pelotero ecu
bierto", Ell jugador afectado Sc
"a declarado agente libre, cada
club afectado sera multado en-
$500 y cada Official O empleado
del club sera colocada en- la lista
de ineligibles; en- cada caso de
relaciones certificates entire
clubs, afiliaciones y conexiones
registradas, que Sc descubra no
representa- o inclertamente in
forman de cualquier hecho ma
Ell club sera multado en-
$1,000 y Ell official que execute
certificate sera puesto en- la
lista de ineligibles.
La gaceta., 1940-01-17

-Mientras hubiera la mas ne
quena Discrepancies con el Glti-
mo medico del mundo-ahadi6
aonJusto, cuya humiliation, Co
mo podra pensarse, era enorme.
Al fin, luego de estabIecer u
ma guardia de dos doctores Jun
10 a Ia enferma o la muertG-
que adn habia que dilucidar 10
que era Ell cuerpo de dOna Me
YES en- realidado TODD el mum
90, exceptO, clarO esta don Ro.
dolfo y algunOs intimos, fusrOn
echSdos de la alcOba.
La casa qued6 nrevamente en-
tren de enfermo grave.
comenz6 esa espera de
mortal augusta que Sc ex-
llende sobre los hogares GUAM
40 no Sc sabe 81 la Intrusa va
a filtrarse con su guadana y
sudario blancO a traves de las
paroles y a traves de las puer.
tas eergadaS.
La gaceta., 1940-01-17

Fred j. Furman, Chester Juck-
mo, William Ebranyi, Frank
K0Sak, Paul Carroll y Harold
WodNs.
CluA Hot Springs, Liga de los
Estadds del Algod6n: WiAliam-
MuelieA Afrsdo Gardella, Ca
rrett McBryde, James w. Hay
mes. Ed, Ed hockey, Chandler
Duncan, Allen Griswold, Char
les E. Moore, Richard Newhou-
ser, Robert j. O'Brien, John
Franklin Sain, Howard Sweck-
ard, Walter L. Schaeffer, James
T. Bleasdale, Edward Bongard,
Clifford Carlson, James Poll
ock, Warren Fehler, John A.
Scheifele, Robert Cottrell, Ste-
phen Andrade y James Fuller.
Lake Charles, Liga Evangeli-
ne: Robert w. Merriam, Char
les Eisenmann, R. B. Hood, Ro-
bert Rottoni, Dale Jones y WI
liam T. Rogers.
La gaceta., 1940-01-17
NEsta de los p~eIoteros~ declaradQs agentes
Gbres por 81 comisionado Lands
FL Detroit reconstruct su sistema de
de Clubs Auxiliares

Detroit, Enero Tia direc-
.ci6n del club Detroit, por medic
del presidente Walter o. Brigs,
que Sc encuentra en- Miami
Beach, FLORIDA, anunci6 aver
que Sc lie ha impuesto un severe
" complete castigb Y que sin per
dida de tempo empezara a re-
construir su sistema de clubs
auxiliares.
Briggs, en- contacto con la O.
IfiGna de esta ciudad, hizo sa-
Der que Ell castigo correra por
Icuenta de su bolsillo, quiza sin
merecerlo, pero que los Tigres
iraH bien preparados a la con-
tienda de 1910.
eel fallo, seg1n ell presidente,
solo afecta a las operaciones de
las ligas memories y en- NADIA per-
judicara la actuaci6n de la move
ma en- la temporada que Sc ave-
Gina.
CalcGlase que ell fallo de Lam
dis ha costado al Detroit mas
de medic million de pesos en- pc
loteros y SAT ,250 en- dinero.
La lista de los peloteros decia
radios agentes libres es la 81
guiente:
Del Club Toledo, Association
Americana: Cecil Dunn, Ken
meth Huff, Ralph YOuncker,
Eugene Hinrichs, Thomas Tige,
Patrick Mclaughlin, John O.
Johnson, Hilton o. Lenhardt,
Herbert, W. Nordquist y Std
La gaceta., 1940-01-17
GROVE FIRMO POR OTRA
TEMPORADA

Boston, Enero 17.-Lefty
Grove, Ell famoso pitcher, que
pronto cumplira 40 amos, firm6
aver su contrato para la tempo
rada de 1910 con los Medals Ro-
jas.
Grove estableci6 una gran
marca en- la temporada anterior
y estimase que no Sc lie ha rega-
teado sueldo.
Ell gran pitcher admite que en-
Ell mes de MARIO cumplira 40
amos. En- % desafios, en- 1899,
obtuyo Is victorias y solo eua,
tro derrotas,
La gaceta., 1940-01-17

ham Talley.
Club Evansville, Liga Three
Eye: Roy House.
Club Shreveport, Liga de Te-
xas: Guy P. Outright.
Club Seattle, Liga de la Cos
ia del Pacifico: Guy P. Curt
right.
Club Beaumont, Liga de Te-
xas: Paul Gillespie, Gordon Do
madison, Edward Hughes, Da-
mon Phillips, John Rachunok,
Virgil Ricketts,, Martin Zachor,
James Robert Hickey, Edward
Albosta Y Willard Howell.
Club Fort Worth, Liga de TIE
xas: Stanley R. Corbett, Will
liam R. Black, T. R. Cobb, J. R.
.Corbitt, C. L. Dorset, Sam G..
Hancock, Russell Needham,
Jack Suydan y George BOgo-
vich.
Club Tulsa, Liga de Texas:
John Zontini.
Club Jacksonville, Liga del
Este de Texas: Paul G.. Gudelj,
Eli Birmingham y Don Thomp-
son.
Club Henderson, Liga del Es-
tie de Texas: George Metkovich,
Tom C. O'Laughlin, Bryan Ste
phens, Edwin Weiland, Wilbur
Nc Elroy, William Lee Costley,
Eugene MARYLAND, Tom Tatum
y Virgil Hape.
Club Fulton, Liga Kitty; Teo
doro Paul Bloch, Daniel Garde-
LA, AL Simonis y Ray Hart.
Tiffin, Liga de Ohio State:
Lawrence, John Mandre
ger Y John Fugal.
Springfield, Lga Three-Eye!
Atkinson.
Alexandria, Liga Evangeline:
La gaceta., 1940-01-17
LA GACETA

n peri6dico en- idioma EspaRol
Do wks Eiftu1aci6n en- Tampa
YlutOriano Manteiga; Editor
SmAcripci6n semanal: 20 c.
f30S Ia. Ave-, Ybor City, Fla
TeEsfono Y 1892
yKSwws
La gaceta., 1940-01-17
OEPORTES
LAS CARRERAS EN- Ell CA
NEDROMO DE SULPHUR
SPRINGS

o1 ANI4N12
Vencieron en- la apuesta do
BILE de anoche, que Sc ventila con
la segunda y tercera carrera,
los ~ejemplares King Court Y Sis
Royal, abonandose los boletos a
$121,60. King Court abon6 sus
boletos a raz6n de $3.50 por cl
dollar, Y Sis Royal los suyos en-
proportion de $4.60 por Ell do
lar.
Howe Gin era Ell favorito nd-
nero dos en- La octava carrera y
venci6 a Tuffy Band, Pleasant
News, Traffic Warrior, Buff
Luck, Harold Andrew, Memo
kan y Uptown Wrangler. Ha :
rold Andrew era ell gran favori-
to Y finaliz6 en- el sexto puesto.
Triunfaron en- las demas ca
rreras Light Hawke, Lady Lila,
oh Hector, Sturdy Sam, Just
Kin Do, On Night, Air Reaper
y Dolly Outlet.
Once carreras, como de CO.'S
tumbre, Sc ofrecera EN- la noche
de hoy.
La gaceta., 1940-01-17
NUEVAS REGLAS DADAS A
o POR Ell JUEZ
Lands

Chicago, Enero l7.-El CO.
cimionado Lands di6 a conocer
aver las reglas que han de regir
las relaciones entire las novenas
de las ligas mayores y memories.
Els una declaration de siete pun
tos, a saber: Los jugadores no
deben ser firmados en- contra
tos en- blanco y el contrato debe
ser entregado al pelotero, en- for
ma de una copia; los jugadores
no deben ser firmados por otros
clubs, directa 0 indirectamente,
va sean propiedad, afiliados o
Independents; los jugaores no
deben ser colocados con otros
clubs, excepto bajo la propia
transferencia de acuerdos debi-
damente registradas para pro-
mulgaci6n, cuyos convenios de-
ben ser de asignamiento opeio-
nal 81 ell asignado desea retener
el derecho de adquisici6n ejerci-
tables antes de que ell pelotero
pase por un periodo de selec-
ci6n; "convenios de trabajo" de
La gaceta., 1940-01-17
FOlletin No. AZ
TONIC SEGuNDo
LA
DE LA GALE

De este modo, Ell banquero
don Rodrigo asisti6 tambien al
extraho entierro de la marque.
sa de Rio Verde y a la especie
de milagro que podia decirse tu-
NO lugar en- la capillita improvi.
sada para ell response a la llegs-
da del doctor Montero.
81 hemos de ser justos, tene-
mos que hacer constar que Ell
primer impulse de don Rodrigo,
al llegar a Ell Naranjal, fue con-
fesar al marques de Rio Verde
que su sobrina politica estaba
alojada en- casa de los conser-
ies de "a teattillO.
La gaceta., 1940-01-17
LIGA DE PELQTA INTER.
SOCIAL

Sc recuerda a los delegates y
subdelegados que esta noche Sc
~efectuara una reunion en- Ell
Cfrculo Cubano.
Tratase de organizar un des-
afio de pelota a b~eneficio del
fondo de PARALYSIS infantil crea-
dopor ell presidente Roosevelt.
Para organizar Ell pr6ximo
campeonato Intersocial la Liga
no Sc reunira hasta ell mes de
febrero.
La gaceta., 1940-01-17
so de catslepsia, un sintOms. so.

so de catalepsia, un sintoma, so.
bre todo...
@Que7.,.
@Cual2.,.
Que?.,.
lei Observable por Ricquert
recientemente en- la Facultad de
Paris, referente a los ojos de los
que 81 ha llamado con TODD acier
to falsos muertOs, y que consiste
en- la lax lechoSa de Ia c6rnea.,.
iFfjense ustedes aqui, obre to
do en- el i~zquierdo!
%
La dicusi6n, ell examen de Ia
maertd continue durante dos no
ras.
No hay que decir la augusta
del pobre don Rodolfo en- este
tempo.
FL cuerpo inerte de la marQue
So fue sometido a todas las prue
has, a todos los prOcedimientos
cue, para eOnoeer q Tin d Ia Vi,
La gaceta., 1940-01-17

Pero pronto veremos por que
retorcidos caminos de casuali-
dad Y de crueldad, la suerte no
quiso ahora tampoco salvar a
Maria, a la dulce madre de Ce-
liza, a la esposa de Pedro de Nd
neg.
La gaceta., 1940-01-17
81, todos %corrian.

81, toGos corrian.
Mejor dicho, todos volaban /:
AUTOMOBILES, coches tartanas,
g%aleras, jinetes..., la misma de-
lirante e impresionadisima mul
titud que habia acompahado Ell
cdddVer de la marquesa a la es-
taci6n... y que ahora trepidaba
de impaciencia, pugnando por
llegar hasta FL Naranjal.
En- la finca habiase movido
un revuelo formidable.
Muchos personajes llegados
de Madrid, las autoridades de
Valencia y del pueblo, sacer-
amigos de Ia casa, m6di.
Milford chronicle., 1940-11-08
'DOWN ARGENTINE WAYs
AT REESE THEATRE

Several thousands Of dollars were
recently spent by the Reese Theatre
due to the fact that at least forty
per cent Of the pictures presented for
the new season would be in the new
techn'color. For proper presentation
Of technicOlor it requires at least AZ
per cent increase in illumination.
With this installation of new super
projection, theatre patrons get 20
per cent increase I'm light, without
the usual eye strain.
With the coming of Down Argen-
tine Way" on Monday and Tuesday.
November IL 1hd IL, at this popular
theatre, Reese Theatre patrons ma
turally have a nadvantage in seeing
unusual visual entertainment.
HallywoOd's a strange town,
thinks J. Carol Naish, veteran film
villain who is featured in goth Cen
tury-Fox's techlicolor production Of
Down Argentine Way"
Naish is the pOssessor of a fine
tenor voice and as far back as 1920,
lie used it on the stage to excellent
advantage in musical comedies and
light operettas. But after breaking
into films Naish was never given an
opportunity to sing. However. in his
current gaucho role in Down Ar
gentine Way" Naish does his first
singing on the screen.
Don Ameche. Betty Cradle and
Carmen Miranda have the top roles
in the musical extravaganza, Down
Argentine Way"
Milford chronicle., 1940-11-08
FINAL NOTICE

All School and County Capitations
taxes not paid on or before NoVem-
Der 30th, 1910. will be collected by
Constable. For your convenience
will sit attbe following places from
$500 AM p $3.50 ~ 1f. except as
noted in Delmar and Bethel.
November 12, 1940-Milford Trust
Company, Milford.
November 10, 1870 = Greenwood
Trust Company, Greenwood.
November IA. 1940-Sussex Hotel,
Seaford,
November IS, 194O-Gas Company
Office, Delmar-9:00 A. M. to 1900
P. M.
November Is, 1940-Bell's Store,
Bethel-1;3O p. M. to $3.50 P. M.
November Is, 194O-Peoples Ma
tional Bank, Laurel.
November 10. 1910 = MillsbOro
Trust Company, MillsbOro.
November 20. 194O-First National
Bank, Frapkford.
November %, 1910 = Baltimore
Trust Company, SelbyVille.
November 25, 1940-Sussex Trust
Company, Lewes.
November 26, 194O-Sussex Trust
Company. Milton.
CHARLES e. WOOTTEN,
1t Receiver Of Taxes.
Milford chronicle., 1940-11-08
CLARKSVn.LE

Revival services are in progresi
at st. Georges Church and will b.
until Nov. II and longer If they ar.
s1ccessful.
There will be speakers from var.
ious places, and the public is in,
vited.
The Women's Division OF Chris
tian Service held It's monthly meet
ing Wednesday evening, Oct. 23rd
Plans were completed for the tur-
key dinner Nov. % from to 8 p. M
Tickets 75c. Please bear this in
mind.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Belts, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. T. Brasure and Mrs. Martha
Murray visited Mr.. and Mrs. Belts
children, Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Sterling
Of Dover, and Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Townsend, Of Camden, on Sunday.
Mrs. Nancy Turner had as dinner
guests Saturday, Oct. rs, Mrs. Edna
Davis, Mrs. Ursula Williams and
four children of Glendale.
Mrs. Edna Mclaughlin, with her
sister-in-law, Mrs. J. X. Murray, OF
Frankford, went on motor trip to
Cape Charles and Chincoteague, Va.
Sunday. They attended services at
the Temperanceville, Va, church en-
route.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Helm of Do
yer. and Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Helm Of Salisbury. Nd, called on
their father, e. w. Helm, on Sunday.
Chas. West is spending some time
with his children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Davis.
The sympathy Of the community
is extended to Mrs. Albert Derrick
son in the death Of her mother, in
Camden, N. j.
Milford chronicle., 1940-11-08
IN MEMoRIAM

B0ONE-In loving memory Of oul
husband and father, James E.. who
passed away November s. 1896:
A face that Is ever before us
A voice that we cannot forget,
A smile that will last forever
In memory we see him yet.
Fond were the ties that were broken
Dear was the one that is gone;
In memory we shall always keep him
As long as the years roll on.
On that Beautiful Isle Of Somewhere
We know not how or when
But wait for that reunion.
Never to part again.
Sadly missed bv Wife Annie and
Daughter Lula. II
Milford chronicle., 1940-11-08

Anyone can buy the thousands Of
things you find in the shops-but
there is one gift that is yours and
only yours to give-"YOUR PHOTO
GRAPH" Make an appointment to-
day. Call
SCHWARZ STUDIO, Dover.
11-S-6f
Milford chronicle., 1940-11-08
Wednesday. Nov. 20. l94O.

NN~~-@@~~@@s~2 ~ --~A -
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Rain or Shine
The following Personal Property:
LIVE STOCK
One Pair Good Mules. These mule.
are good workers.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One good farm wagon. / good dear
born. l loW-doWn wagon, ] horse rake
moving machine. l corn planter,
acme harrow. drag scoop. corn she'll
er, No. 10 Oliver walking plow, No
Oliver plow, I two way plow, I good
lawn mower, lot of barrels and boxes
two pumps and piping, log chains,
piece of block-and- fall rope, lot Of y
baskets. l anvil, / wheeibarrOw, / good
dearborn pole, hoes, shovels and rakes,
COW chain, lot Of good pipe wrenches
sets Of rope harness. / briar scythe. lot
of corn knives and hedge shears, step
ladders. l sausage stuffer and grinder,
/ 30-gallon lard pot, lot Of double and
/ riding cultivator. good brooder
stove. berry shanty stove, grindstone,
lot of corn and fodder
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Three bedroom suites, lot of bedding,
quilts and spreads, 1 wardrobe. I parlOr
suite, ] organ. lot Of rocking chairs. 1
extension table, l sideboard, sewing
machines. couch, 1 electric radio. lot of
chairs, old oil heater, lot of carpets and
rugs. lot % scatter rugs. library table.
Home Comfort cook stove, chunk
stove. coal stove, lot of canned fruit and
jellies lot Of cooking utensils and dishes,
lot of stone jars and empty ars. l g.
burner oil stove, ice box. 1 porch
swing. lot of dishes. some antiques, lot
of ether things too numerous to mem
tion.
TERMS: CASH. No goods removed
Until raid for.
P. w. CAREY
Dickerson Bros. Auctioneers. nS-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1940-11-08
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our thanks for
the sympathy and cooperation shown
US by Mayor Evans, Norman Wind
sor, the parade committee, and the
citizens Of Milford during our loss
and bereavement.
BIELY RICKEY SHOW
1tp AND COMPANY
Milford chronicle., 1940-11-08
YOU BREAK ANp BEND
WE WELp ANp MENp

Oxy-acetylene Welding, Cutting
and Brazing. We specialize in EIec-
tTical Repairing Batteries Gener-
ators Radios.
MILFORD BATTERY SERVICE
HUNTER AND CoVERDALE
Phone SS7
One block east Of First National
Bank. O23-tf
Milford chronicle., 1940-11-08
Thursday. November l4, l94O

Thursday. November IL, 1910,
AT 10 O'CLOCK A NJ
Rain or Shine
LIVE STOCK
One Bay Horse. years old. weight
1856 rounds: one Bay Horse. years old.
weight 1lOO pounds: one Grey Horse. 3
years old weight 1900 pounds. These
hCrses will work in all harness.
Ten good Jersey and Guernsey Milk
Cows. These cows are all milking, T. Il.
ard blood tested. Ages range from to
Z years. One Guernsey Heifer. months
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One farm wagon. good: iron wheel
wagon. wagon box. fiat rack. l Nc
Cormick- -Deering binder, foot cut.
good condition: ] New Idea manure
condition: one Deering mower. l John
Deere riding cultivator. l Ohio riding
cultivatOr. l John Deere corn planter. l
three section land roller. l bean ppller
IFOws.1 n OGDEN - All drag harrow. No.
40 Oliver riding plow. Hoosier grain
I'LL, 10 spout; horse rake. l ~ OIL
yer walking plow. cultivators. 2 fiuke
harrOws, ! set pea guards. ! corn she'll
er. log chains. I set 4-hOrse single
trees. 2 sets double trees. breast yokes.
pitch forks. ] scoop shovel. ! bush
axe. grubblng hoe. I gTindstOne. 3
lars. sizes range Is to 10 inches; 3
brides. sets double reins. l wheel
harrow. l block and fall wire street
cheFs farm bell. wooden horse
trough. One John Deere tractor in good
condition. set John Deere tractor
plows. size a. in good condition. l Fair
henks-M Morse gasoline engine, ~ H. p:
One away pump. Four milk cans. 2
milk buckets. strainer. 2 milk stools.
I milk box. Two brooder houses. 10x12
feet. in good condition; l nearly new
bTOoder stove, 1000 chick capacity.
FEED
1900 punches long fodder. ricks /
marsh hay. 100 bushels soy beans.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One enameled cooking range. nearly l
new: 1 airtight heater, side board. l
linoleum rug. 12x15 feet. Other house
hold items too numerous to mention.
Zion Ladies' Aid will serve lunch.
TERMS-CASH.
HARRY r. BELTS
Dickerson Bros. Auctioneers. n1-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1940-11-08
n 0 TICE

The following application for IL
cense to sell alcoholic liquors has
been filed with the Delaware Liquor
Commission. This publication is
made pursuant to statute:
AMY L. STONE
Union Street Store
Milton 1l-1-2t
Milford chronicle., 1940-11-08

A card party for the benefit Of
the ST Johns R. c. Church viii be
held on Friday night, November s,
IN the old Methodist Chapel.
Milford chronicle., 1940-11-08
Saturday, November ls. ls4O,
AT 2 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
Rain or Shine
FRONT OF BRIDGEVILLE BANK
nEAI ECTATE

FRONT OF BRIDGEVILLE BANK
REAL ESTATE
Farm Of 50 acres. more or less. con-
sisting Of 81 acres tillable land. 80 acres.
more or less. of woods; some good tim
ber. Improved by a 2-story. 7-room
dwelling in good condition. Good barn
with . stalls, good large granary and
hay loft. Hen house for 200 laving hens.
BrOoder house for 600 chicks. Tool
house. corn crib. hog pens. garage and
wood shed Orchard of apples and pears
for home use; also small fruits. Elec-
tricity In house and barn. Two driven
pumps, Lovely lawn with much box
wood, shrubbery. etc. also nice flower
and vegetable gardens.
Inspection may be made up to day OF
sale.
TERMS-20% on day of sale. settle
ment to be made In 80 days. upon which
clear title will be given to property.
JAMES ID. NELSON
LILY NJ. HETNBAUGH
John Dickers0n, Auctioneer, n6-ztp
Milford chronicle., 1940-11-08
IN MEMoRIAM

In loving memory of w. T. Wilson.
who passed away November 10. 1855:
Dear VIII. one year ago today.
You were called away.
With the children. Richard. Clifford and
Ruth.
Over a few dollars that you and ! had
made.
But by the grace of God.
] hope we will meet some day
1tp Sadly n-isSed by STELLA
Milford chronicle., 1940-11-08
m MEMoRlAM

In sad. but loving remembrance Q
our dear wife and mother, Margare
NJ. Steele, who departed this life, No
vembeF 3. 1899:
We watched her night and day:
Until at last with aching hearts
We saw her pass away.
As time goes on we miss her more,
Her loving smile, her loving face.
None can an her vacant pace.
ltp HUSBAND and DAUGHTER
Milford chronicle., 1940-11-08
PUBLIc sALE
ing, / will offer at Public Sale, at my
Having decided to discontinue faTnl-
farm which lies between Cedar Creek
Mills and Argo Filling Station. l mile
West Of Argo Filling station, on
Tuesday, November IS, 1910,
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Rain or Shine
LIVE gFrOCyLS

One Pair Black Mares, work any
where, weight l14S pounds. and f140
work IN all harness. 10 Heal Mich
pounds; Dark Bay Mare. with foal.
tested within the last 80 days. These
cows are suitable to go in any State,
some OF these COWS are fresh, some with
calves by side and some closeup
ages from one to seven years. Ayrshire
Bull, Registered. with papers.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS =. J..
Fordson tractor. good shape; set Oil
yer No. 81 tractor plows. good; set
John Deere. sod cutters. good shape;
condition: saw bench. John Deere corn
planter, Superior drill. l2-spout. in good
shape; / nearly new bean puller, two
horse wagons. good as new; / One-horse
mick DeeTing binder. 7-ft cut: Nc
Cormick -Deering mower, good as new;
Milwaukee mower, horse rake, McCof-
mick-Deering riding harrow, with fer
row, antique sleigh. carriage pole, to-
mato rack. fam rack, Oliver No. 20
riding plow. Oliver No. 13 walking
plows, 1-horse walking plOw. No. 10
ttvators. single trees. double trees. iron
drag, 81 tooth; A-drag harrow. grind
stone, weeder. corn cracker, corn she'll
er, grain fan. hand corn planter. half
DuSuels nalF morse collars, leaIner
collars. 2 sets wagon harness. set plow
harness. 4 brides. / set double carriage
harness, l set single carriage harness,
! Buckeye brOoder stove, milk cans,
can Wilson ice box. / STRIPPING cup, 8
milking stools. Lot Of hoes. shovels.
forks etc
SOME HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Slaughter Neck Ladies' Aid will serve
lunch.
TERMS: CASH.
PAYNTER S. COLLINS
Dickerson Bras. AuctioneNrS. nS-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1940-11-08
CHRISTMAS SPECIAL

6 Photographs for $3.50
IL Photographs for $500.
With Proofs.
SCHWARZ STUDIO, Dover.
1t-S-6t