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MILLINERY SALESLAD1ES.
SWITCHBOARD

Unusual opportunity for those thor
ouFhly experienced III millinery SDeCl5!ty
store selling. Apply Mr.. Williams Holy
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REFRIG IGERATORS-SC the new 1881 mod
els G E, WESTINGHOUSE. KELVINATOR,
PHILCO AND CROSLEY at nav low prices
LIBERAL trade-in allowance on your old box
Ft~y terms WashIngtou's largest service
company on all makes ref~igGrators. You
may pay with your heht br
ELECTRICAL CENTER
III l0th St " w National S.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

WOMAN young. attractive, of social back
ground. desires dIsnifed position as hostess
or receptionist. MI 6565, Ex 5n2
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.uIj ION ST. N W" ROOMS. KITCHEN.
~. paIh. nicely furnished mi. SIS
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Gentle preferably one with bookkeeping
eyner in General Motors dealershp. eve
Complete information IN reply. Box el-4.
S-5T
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GIRL, colored, wants job as general house
worker: exp. HO. 1881. l0c carfare.
GIRL colored, neat, wants part-time work:
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CARPENTER, white mech. 80 VS. exp.
fences, cabinets, bookshCyeS, closets par
tuOna French doors. screened poICheS,
etc. Prices right. Lincoln 4OTl-W.
CARPENTER Screens made 10 order rec
reauon rooms, small Jobs. Free estimate
II. oGSS-W 80
CARPENTER WORK-Labor contracts on
all kinds OF carpenter work. Call after Is
evenings. Temple 5000, 4l3 E. WINDSOR
ave. Alexandra. Va 24'
CARPENTRY. screening, concrete. etc.
Basement TO attic. Free estimates. All
work guaranteed Mr.. Edwards, Lincoln
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CHAIR CANEING,

CHAIR CAN ElNG,
Upholstering; porch rockers splintGd. Clay
Armstrong. 1885 10th ST. NV. NE @062.
ELECTRICIAN. A55rl al kings &o Of, Of fSo Fe3
makes retrieerators Wisconsin 7274
ELECTRIC WIRING FtztuG Fsvz, 6,z, $
LET'S. repairs old houses speciality Reeal
E.ec Co, 5000 Georgla ave. Rand S@9I.
FLOOR SANDING, FIVE ITY %6RK 25AK-
Reasons Bile. [. T FOLK Woodlcv O52S
STGaENs a75Hf5r PAINTER ana PaP6zsd 6zs
staining a specially: white. expert me
chanics. Dupont l949. "9'
PAINTING, inside and OUT: satisfaction
!g,qlsaranteed before YOU pay. Call Lee
PAINTING. pspering, plaSterns, carpen-
terIng. cPrenting. brick work no JOB too
small; reliable. colored. Res, NO. 9S64
PAPER HANGING. this. week only. $3.50
per room l941 washable, Suntast papers:
work guaranteed. Michigan 5315
PARFF P5beF5 ta6n wfs % Ds5s4g
sizing. dry scraping inc HO. 6964.
PAPER HANGING and painting. - years
experience. Work done by myself EST
mates cheer.ully giren. Nj. MURRAY
PAPER HANGING rooms s. Up. work
guaranteed. @I0s st. NV. J Jones RE.
US %
PAPERING AND PAINTING; rooms papered,
- up white mechanics. r. Keener, l..
44i7-J
pApEPTNG Rooms, 81 up: work
1 AI El11N1' guaranteed to satisfy.
Call any time, Randolph 500
PAINTING Floors RepalredA White
PAPER1NG LLOYD JONES MI 72U6.'
PLUMBING AND HEATING, jobbing and
remodeling speciality: 24-hour service.
H. E Williams North 6"4S. -
Radio Trouble? Ere sIi H3nS9T w9FT Df}deF sgeF
MID-CITY Radio Shop. % pm. MA. 07,1.
LET us transform your basement into a
CHEEKY recreation room with ASPHALT
TILE BLOCKS AS low as &c Sc IT in
cludlLe printing DIENERS, Inc, 1922
22nd St DI. Gs7s. Rugs, rug cleaners
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

DOWNTOWN. l1uI 18th 81. LW-Base-
' 7RA TA 5oSFa G5 80 a95 q. Aas5.e a22e5 'za @1sy h ,
LARGE ATTRACTIVE ROOM private fam
iiy excellent board 1916 KalOrama I'd.
NV. Ap' .I co 1I+e
"525 CONN LARGE room " Or 3 person;
.Wn bees. lnler- spulls, newly deco. pI-
'a,e bath with shower
Z ChPITOL ST. gui-A modern home
gentlemen ~ hare lovely tw-n-bed I'm
LGYELT yers tse dbl soom. ,gn bed.
eEoc!lent meals IA. 1908
1910 us, ST. NW.-.Youne men. small
s.n-le so; lge., clean basement Tm., with
bath > at SO Or 3 al -" ca.
57m l"th ST NW.-Vacaucy in large
ing bath, cross yen'.r with breakfast
large p9rchps and lawns
CFEEPFUL front room cross Ventilation.
Twin s'uolo couches eEcelell meal tci-
dental section Du, stop. Woodley 1926.
I55r MAsSACHUSETTs AVE. NV "A
distinctive home for yO-uE people, II an
rH- 'rOasSed location reasonable
$3.50 PARK PL. y W-For CHRISTIAN men:
.ar-a. cool triple; also oo1n.e room WIKI
pa.eE. Dix. transp. IA -s2}
l.,u r@'a ST Ne Refined home. nicely
t..tisa,ea room. ez-s'ien- meals. = block
I4II KENNEDY ST NW-slccly .ls-
n-sHrd 81. -le room seHl-pTla.e ban.
---'--- ~.--'-N--~-' '''-''-' N-'-N' '----- ~
JEWISH HOME. Dupont Circle. sinele
room, -eW-y tur-ia iaLeC privileges. Reason
abe Norm 4ut1.
Is2s I9tn ST NV Lovely double rooms.
private or sPml-pr.va,e bath, reasonable
for DernlanCrt tenants
1gIg s ST W.-Varancy for girl IN
attractive double room, eEcelIeL, meals
81 80 mo. NO 9-n2
1913 SHEPHERD ST N.W.-Beau-lfVI
front twin room balanced meals UCau-I-
fully served reasonable, u1l-m. tel. IA.
11gI WEBSTER ST. NW-DoubIe room,
newly furnished. IT. lovely home, eXceAeE.
meals. IA. NUl1
BEVERLY HEIGHTS-Nice LARGE front
room IL new home adjoining bath. twin
bed shower, excellent meals, = block bGs.
Temple 26S1.
1921 lgrh ST NW-Ar. room and bath
Tor ) refined yoanC IeG-es. III home run
excl. for young c'rlS. cool. with southern
ce!en. meals, unlimited phone. va rng
distance 49,
DOWNTOWN 1910 Vernon are-COcI
rear basement, twin beds. Dyt rath. NV.
best foods. = weekly each NE 12UA.
CLUB 1920,
9G20 18Th St. n.w.-In The. heart Of cX-
elusive Embassy row. Fine troG. plenty cE
hot water. beautiful l5-1r alrv rooms- each
CARROLL SPRINGS INN,
FOREST GLEN MD-BUS SERVICE
20 ACRES. 81 ROOMS GOOD FOOD
PHONE SHEPHERD &o+0 OR 55Al
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MOTOR TRAVEL.
CAMERA SERVICE e. REPAIRS.

DRIVING TO MINNEAPOLIs 9TH or eSth
Take one. references required NE. O54u
AFt. HuS- between u and :. Thurs.
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WOMAN. centeeI white, 10 manaEe larse
suest house 100 guests. II employes
Must be experienced IN 1000, buyine. menu
buiIdirR handIIng help linen control
house cIeaniug. Do MOI apply unless con-
fidpnt YOU can handle lob. ROOM board
SiO0 mo P0X ny Star
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WAITRESS, FULL TIME.

WOMAN VhlIe. bgtWCCU a-4 lN-IO- % C8Ie
for eIde-Iy lady. prepare meals Tor ), ~ .
in salary, $50 month. Al. 136I-M. 81
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

WASHERS AND IRoNERs gala reopening
sale, all standard makes as low as Sl2,95
nav ma = pay SEsi with ftG your light Bin We ARE
AAYTH{oRIzEEP5 SALES AND sERyicEr FOR
HOUSE, A 3 c. AND THOR
ELECTRICAL CENTER.
5l4 10th ST. NV. National Ss1?.
REM RENT a ttyPewriite66, r.. 50 monthly; ! used
mfGane' de3erY sbsraa S2 gD oRff fyS a'e T9P
WRIITfER CO CO Dial 1+iisEas Gie6e OH. III
WE SELL hlgh-grade sheets, pillowcases.
chenille, spreads. RUGS and mattresses at
week o''"St Can RA s543 Our @ saiesmen vii
call at your home with samples
OIL BURNERS. S1O0 UP
= General Eleetric equipped 1st payment
TYPEWRITERS QUICK RsssdS5Pta REPAlFs
Many Bargains us I4th s.. RE. @S28
WRECKING BUILDINGS.
All kinds Of used lumber, doors, windows,
bricks, etc. for sale cheap; plumbing and
heating supplies, pipe and structural steel.
HOFFMAN'S S
GENERAL WRECKING CO.
9TH & I Sis NE Brentwood rd. Nj 6l11.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.
contdniS Of ap5s o. homcs WE DO MOVING
CAREFULLY, REASONABLY. Gror2Ia l4ld.
BOOKS, all kinds and old MAGAZINES: best
cas-. prices Phone Met 1916 or bring in
Storage Book Shop. 420 10th st. NV
CLOTHING-Hlehest prices paid for mons
used clothing Berman'S 1922 7tb St "
ME 1867 Open eve VIII call.
CLOTHING Better prices paid for mems
used clothing. Harry S. l3S Ith ST. Il u.
DI- $3.50 Open eve. VIII call
FURNACES radiators. used heating and
ton Block Salvage MICHIGAN 11tI.
FURNITURE rug. household goods. office
furniture. etc h,shCSt rrIcgs For nca'
FURNITURE Household or ofice furnl-
ture brlc-a-bTac, rugs Pay cash. Can
Dupont 05l3. mys'
FURNITURE, bric-a-brac, china. class
ware. rugs. SilverWare paintings. hiEhest
cash price paid Cali Murray. TAYLOR 1888.
FURNITURE Household furnishing Of all
kinds MAXIMUM cash prices orlC-a -brac'
china. Call any time. RE. 1904 NE. 23.,!7.
FURNITURE-Wan 10 buy some used
household Goods to outfit larse place; also
good piano eIec- rcfrlgeratOr. NE. 30.
FURNITURE. WANTED At ONCE We buy
etc etc ii Day or mis- nlShJ Fraakn 9S6, -. 3
MACFTINIsr TOOLS. mlcromr,er inside
and oGt dial indicator. pace blocks, small
csllpcrs and SQUARE FR .N74
PIANos,-We BUY ana se.l usea p.ano- Of
q! h444uA t1tp-D44C lou. Int L-.diO
Shop l0l5 TN st. NV
PIANO grand or upright; Will pay caN
# baleaIu NO. 500
SEWING LACHINE-We nuy ali types;
repair hemstltching. buttons covered.
pleatlne. 9I7 81 RE. 1900 RE. III.
ONE STANDARD size Do0l table. Phone
Mr. Henry, Republic Os17.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID for Old god,
silver diamonds ASK for Nj. OppenheiUer,
9u% 81. Nv.
GoLD-BRING YOUR OLD GOLD sIL-
YER PLATINUM, TEETH. DISCARDED
JEWFLRY WE PAY CASH
A KAHN. INC. A. YEARS AT a3j F.
SAFES OR VAULT DOORS.
THE SAFENASTERS CO.
@@oi PA. AVE NV. Ma eot"-
CASH FOR OLD GOLD
Silver. watches. diamonds and o.d dis
csrded ieWFlry. full cash value pad
SEL1NGER'S s SIS ST NV
BETTER PRICE PAID foI old sold plat
mum. fcwciry, diamond watches I'D
ClaMOuC watch ca dsCs. condition uE.Uplr-
JaEt. es-e use lnr lu or Ut-. depart.
NEW YORK JFWFRLY CO,
-. 1'h ST NV.
PFFPTCFR ATOPS WANTED
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WOMAN. Colored. neat, healthy. to care for
children Apply after $50 L222 c - s.e.
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REPAIRS g SERVICE

CAMERA REPAIRING
FULLER & d'ALBERT. d INC
10th St NV Phone National 45l2
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sALEsGIRL for pastry shop, work ewes.
Evening star., 1941-04-24

PEWEAVER. opportunity for good con-
naCtion III established Shop. salary or
percertaEe Apply at once NEEDLECRAFT' >
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ANTIQUES Beautiful original Willard
banjo clock; also Chippendale wingback
chair HO S042. after i pm 2Is
ANTIQUE VICTORIAN FURNITURE-Ma-
hogany drop-leaf table. S35 ladder-back
chairs. $50, Solomons, 925 10th ST. II W
o4t
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WOMAN. 2O-@5 yrs by Wa shlngjon cor
peTlence y,5'9rtct or Journalism desree. a good
typiSr Startlug salary depends on what
you have Opportunity on what you snow
Box 321-Y. Star
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BEDS. dressers, vanity chifforobe. studio
couch, iCebOX. dinette set WE DO NOV
ING Edelman 1903 Georgia ave
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MATTRESSES wantcd-Prlnce George Res
taurant. College Park Nd BerWSh -
MATTRESSES wanted. must have hotCI eX-
narlenCe Must wear size 3H-36 uniform.
Cali DT SIIS between 10 m. and 3 pm.
MATTRESSES and curb gIrls for week--entdi
dutv; 5000 opportunity. Call WA. 3''-
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fvninr and general clerical work. Please
sfste age. education, experience and salary.
Evening star., 1941-04-24

TAILOR. lady experienced on ladies and
mems alterations. Apply 424l Wisconsin
Evening star., 1941-04-24

WOMAN young. to work candy stang;
sprI~ NIr Tash GayGty Theatcr canCy
s-snd 6l3 qrh ST. NV. -
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BEDS-Nlce Twin or Double Beds Good
STYLES Walnut. Maple and Mahog amy.
Also Fine Metal Beds, Coil Springs Link
SPRINGS Boucle Liying Room, Frieze Llv-
Ing Room, Homespun Living Room To
Save More Money" SEE BELL MOVING
4 STORAGE. 1870 11th ST. NV. Georgia
$3.50 .OPEN DAY AND NIGHTn
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WAITRESS, exnertenced: between sges Of
Is and IS Apply 1916 lrLlns 81 nv
w4TTRF FSS. mu>t be expeuenCed and neat
Apply Seven Seas GIll' o9Io o'eo47'@
Evening star., 1941-04-24

WOMAN white, youn-, refined to ass.
VII Children. hOuseWork; also co!oTeu
eenarai houseWorkar Box COY. Star
Evening star., 1941-04-24

TIL FPHONE SOLICITOR work from your
er,ployrleut and income Box 5S-T. Star.
Evening star., 1941-04-24

ERATORS-DCep-Cut SaCrifl C
prices on over 500 refTlgeTstoTS, Iu all
makes, models and sizes from t on. II. TO
A. ca. f. We have the laT-g-t display Of
rcfr gCrafOrs, IN various models and sizes.
in Washington We guarantee no, 20 be
undcrso!d. BcaEd-neU 1911 standard
makes O.! Teirgcrat0IS with factory 5-ycI.
guarantee ar Atlas low prices Twenty
SIX years experience is your guarantee Of
satisfaction We have a group of General
Electric FrIgida.Te. Westinghouse, CEo>.ey,
Kelvlnator. Norge. Leonard. Coldspot. May
flower, used models, in perfect condition,
as low as SO. Better refrlgera'ion values
at Atlas famous low prices A group OF
TetrlgeTdtOrs. N original factory cases.
VIII be sacrificed a. deep-cut prices OF
50'o of list prices NO money down. Long,
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GIRL. refined, cOlored, wishes position
with good people as nurse to child | to 3;
prefer those who travel; good reference.
Hobart 2S2A
GIRL colored. wants Job gh.w. plain
cooking; adult family. l5l1 Corcoran 81:
Milford chronicle., 1941-01-24
.DAVID-GOLIATH STAND
OF CREEKS SPURS DRIVE
FOR RELIEF FUNDS HERE

Spurred by fresh reports of the
tiny Greek Army's heroic resistance
to Mussolini's forces, the Greek Wal
Relief Association has intensified its
nationwide drive for s1O.00O,0OO to
aid distress among the civilian popu-
lation in the invaded areas.
Appeal for the funds, which will
be used for the relief of civilian suf-
fering behind the lines of the fight
ing Greek army was launched No
vember 90. Already $614,3S4.O6 has
been received for transmission to
Athens for distribution by the Ad-
ministrative Committee for American
Relief in Greece.
The funds will go to purchase am
balances, food, clothing and other
relief supplies needed to alleviate
distress caused by the Italian in
vasion.
More than 500 local committees
have been organized throughout the
United States, with the assistance of
1900 Greek clubs and other organi-
cations to aid the mother country.
Harold S. Vanderbilt, American
philanthropist and sportsman, heads
the list of distinguished men and
women who are serving on the Ma
tional Citizens Committee of which
Mr. Vanderbilt is honorary chair
man. The Most Rev. Athenagoras,
Archbishop of the Greek Orthodox
Church of North and South Ameri-
ca, is national chairman; and Spyros
P. Skouras, head of national chain
of motion picture theatres. is ma
tionaI president.
Also engaged in the appeal are
Mrs. Huntington Astor. honorary
national chairman of the Women's
and Grand Duchess Marie
of Russia. Madame Kimon Diaman-
topoulo is honorary sponsor of the
Others who have enlisted in the
cause for Greece are the Rt. Rev.
Fulton J. Sheen of Catholic Univer-
sity and the Rt. Rev Henry st.
George Tucker. presiding Bishop of |
the Protestant Episcopal Church.
National headquarters have been
established att ,7SO Fifth Avenue,
New York City.
Milford chronicle., 1941-01-24
A PERFECT PREACHER
By r. A. Hall
(but he doesn't mean PAUL.


know a preacher that says he's q
saint,
Says he walks the narrow road;
OF sin in his heart there isn't a
taint,
Since the day he stopped to unload.
He's sanctifed Holy and free from
sin,
And guess he believes Il too.
] don't know where the man has
been,
But he says one day he prayed It
through.
He say he's perfect and free as a
bird,
But that's more than l would dare
For can't find anywhere in Gods
word,
Where it's written at all that way.
For the word says plainly, we're
saved alone,
By grace if saved at all,
It's only by Faith in the Blood to.
atone,
Aud that's written for each and all.
But this man says he's got to look
out,
Or the devil will get him yet.
Such religion as that l can well do
without,
For l don't believe it bit, 1t
Milford chronicle., 1941-01-24

If you enjoy canned spinach, let
me give you a little tip the next
time you prepare it, use a little good
bacon to season it. For the best
results cut the bacon into half inch
squares and render it out in a hot
pan, then place the spinach in the
pan with the bacon and its attendant
hot grease, cover the pan and let it
heat through slowly When warmed
through completely, place in deep
sided dish to retain the heat, for
cold spinach is far from appetizing
and much less so when it has been
prepared as aforementioned with
bacon, Then add about table spoon
fnl of cider vinegar, and garnish
with hard-boiled eggs, and If your
husband doesn't take you out to the
theatre after dinner the writer will
Milford chronicle., 1941-01-24
NOTICE N

Notice is hereby given that letters
of administration were in due form
of law granted unto the undersigned
on the 18th day of January, A. d.
1941, and that all persons having
claims against the estate of deceased
must present the same, duly attested,
to the said Delema Torbert, admins
traitor of the estate of Laura B. Will
liams, deceased, on or before the
18th day of January, 1912 or abide
the Act Of Assembly, in such case
made and provided.
DELEMA TORBERT,
Administrator.
1-24-3t Address, Greenwood, Del.
Milford chronicle., 1941-01-24
ADVERTISEMENT FOR GARBAGE
AND TRASH REMOVAL

The City MaRager's Office. City
Hall, Rehoboth Beach, Delaware,
will receive sealed bids and pro-
posals until 1900 o'clock noon,
Tuesday, February IL, 1871, for the
collection and removal of trash and
garbage for the period beginning
March 1, 1941, and ending February
2S. 1943.
Specifications, details, instruc-
tions, and bidding sheets can be Sc
cured from the City Managers Office.
R. G. HILL
j17-2t City Manager
Milford chronicle., 1941-01-24
NOTICE

The following application for Ii
cense to sell alcoholic liquors has
been filed with the Delaware Liquor
Commission. This publication is
made pursuant to statute:
Edward Wilson
"a s. Walnut Street
Milford Restaurant-Reer Only
j17-2t
Milford chronicle., 1941-01-24
IN MEMoRiAM

4 COBAUGH-In loving memory of our
dear beloved mother, Anna Bertha, who
passed away two years ago, January 2l,
1899.
In memory you are ever near,
Loved. remembered. lenged for always
Bringing many n silent tear.
Z Gone, but not forgotten. al
Sadly missed by her son and daugh-
ter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Cobaugh
1t
Milford chronicle., 1941-01-24
IN MEMoRIAM

LYNCH-In loving memory of our
dear daughter and sister, who departed
this life, January 81. 1910:
Georgia, you are gone, but not forgotten
BY the ones who loved you best;
And our love for you will linger
TN we, too, are laid to rest. FIX.
Sadly missed by Mother and Father.
lin
Milford chronicle., 1941-01-24
NOTICE

After January %. 1941, will not
be responsible for any bills con-
tracted by anyone other than myself.
j24-stp LINF0RD JERREAD
Milford chronicle., 1941-01-24
YOU BREAK AND BEND
we WELD AND MEND

oxy-acetylene Welding, Cutting
and Brazing. We specialize in Elec-
trical Repairing Batteries Gener-
ators Radios.
MILFORD BATTERY SERVICE
HUNTER AND CovERDALE
Phone 3s7
One block east of First National
Bank. o23-tf
Milford chronicle., 1941-01-24
N o TICE

/ will be responsible for no bills
unless those contracted by myself.
ETHEL M. MARVEL,
1-24-3tp Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1941-01-24
NOTICE

will not be responsible for any.
bills except those incurred by my
self Grover C. Marvel, Jr., Milford,
Del. jl7-3t.
Milford chronicle., 1941-01-24
IT///ITTIT.TTII-TTTTI
I FACTS FOR FARMERS
LLLLLLLL.IIIIII////s

OF the various varieties of water
melons tried in experimental plant
ings by w. H. Phillips, Instructor of
horticulture at the University of Del
aware, in Sussex county during the
past season, the Blue Ribbon variety
appears most promising. The Sussex
county tests, conducted on the e. e.
Nichols farm near Delmar, were de-
signed to select a watermelon that
will be resistant to the ruinOus wilt
disease which attacks watermelons
and will still retain high quality
when produced in Delaware. Quality
of the Blue Ribbon is better than the
commonly-grown Hawkesberry va
riety. In outward appearance, the
Blue Ribbon resembles the long,
striped Georgia Rattlesnake. variety
while its flesh is practically the same
color as that of the Dixie Queen wa
termelon. '''i'
H. L. Richardson, poultry special
list for the Delaware Agricultural
Extension Service, reports that
Prospects for smaller supplies. of
ponltry and eggs and stronger con-
sumer demand indicate that prices
of chickens, eggs and turkeys will
average higher in the first half of
1941 than in 1910. The hatch of
chicks during the spring of 1889 was
one of the largest, on record which
undoubtedly accounts for the large
supplies Of lower prices of both
poiiltry and eggs during the present
year. These low prices in turn had
the effect of causing a marked del
crease in the number of chicks hat
ched during the first six months of
1910 which is largely responsible
for the present optimistic outlook.
At its recent annual meeting held
In New Brunswick, N. j., the Eastern
Association of Mosquito Control
Workers elected DIR. L. A. Stearns,
for the Delaware Agri-
cultural Extension Service and head
If the entomology department at the
Delaware Agricultural Experiment
Station, as president for the coming
iear.
Milford chronicle., 1941-01-24
ANNAPOLIS s-MATAPEAKE
RoMANcokE-cLAl6oRN
FERRIES

FALL AND WINTER scHEDULE-ls4s
Elective September 9Th, 1870
DAILY AND sUNDAY-Eastern Standard Time
Milford chronicle., 1941-01-24
All Wool Blankets sSn sSn.

Pearce Woolen Mills. Milford. j16-f
FOR SALEt-SpeciaI fireplace wood
cut to order Call Watson. Phone MIL
ford 617Ri2. Prompt delivery. j24-2t
Milford chronicle., 1941-01-24

FIRE WOOD FOR SALE =
Seasoned round wood. Phone Milford
6l7Rl2. Prompt delivery. j17-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1941-01-24

FOR SALE-Spring chickens. Broilers
and fryers, 3 to pounds. &c 10. Get
them alive. healthy. Winfield Wright.
BOG South Walnut street, Milford 1tp
Milford chronicle., 1941-01-24

WANTED-Soy beans, COW peas.
wheat, barley. corn on cob, straw, in
stack or baled. any quantity. For Sale:
Cold frame sash. Frank Macrie, Swedes-
boro, New Jersey. Itp
Milford chronicle., 1941-01-24
OPPORTUNITY

FOR SAIlE7-Fully equipped-Elstab-
lished Combinatioh--Fresh Meats and
Fancy Groceries. Light Lunch. Maga-
zines. Only one in town like IT, Fred
Parkhurst. Dagsboro. ltp
Milford chronicle., 1941-01-24
SOY BEANS WANTED :

Thomas Best. Nassau. Del. Phone
Lewes 313i. n8-tf
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-21
9 Mcl<ENNEY's BRIDGE QUIZ
Cleveland Couple Teaching Blind Bridge Players
BY WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY
 America's Card Authority

Much Of the success of bridge for the last two or three years in Cleveland must be credited to Dr. J. B. Skuse, who has been president of the Cleveland Whist Club for the past three years.
 Doc enjoys his work in promoting bridge and he has a swell helpmate .n Mrs. Sxuse. was delighted when I was introduced to 8 number of blind bridge players who played in the Ohio State Tournament. Mrs. Skuse became active in helping blind players Q year or two ago, when she ran e party raising sum- cient funds to buy braille cards for the blind and to give them free instructions.
 She took time of from her ac- tivities in the Ohio State to give her opponents e low score on this hand.
 On taking the opening lead, Mrs. Ekuse led three rounds of trumps, discardlng two hearts from dummy. Then the three of hearts was led. and the king fell to the. nee. East returned . diamond, which South ruffed.
 Now Mrs. schuse commenced lead- Ing out her clubs. With live cards left in each hand, South had four spades and one trump, dummy had teo spades. two hearts. and the dia- mnnd Jack.
 Whsn the last trump was led. vest 1ad to save the 0aeen of diA-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-21
WE, THE WOMEN.
WOMAN SHARES HIS HARDSH1PS- BUT MAN SEEMS STILL TO RULE
rom Nefcnandjse NaJt, CBlcaE0J

simed, doesn't need CT doesn't enjoy cigarette as much as an ambulance driver who happens to be a man.
 Yes, women are finding t hard to buy cigarettes in London these days. Cigarettes now scarce, are more difficult for women than for men to buy. Some to. bacco stores says London correspondent RCSette HarS grove have even put up signs, NO cigarettes sold to women"
 DESERVE EQUAL TREATMENT
 There might be some excuse for such favoFitsm if the men were doing aii the dirty work and the women were being protected But instead, the women gre be. ing held go equally responsible with men that they, too are being drafted ito war industries,
 That being so no man ought to De able to tell them they can't wear iipstick while n their contrys de. fenseor tat they ought to let the men have ai the available cigarettes,
 The only time men have right to set superior to women and to decide what is becoming and what is tinbeconng n their conduct S when women sit back hepiessiy and let the men protect support end shield them from aii hardsilipg.