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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-22

9Sagen onrud, DeT glelu uuIuuI lple
Ser bon bannen fubr.
Ser ariminalrat fab iiberrai6t anf
aIs fein gerbiiroeter 10 balo idon 5,t.
riidfebrte.
,,Sie batten re9t", iagte Der &ai-
iierer erregt, i'd muB Sbren Sbarf'
finn betpunoern. Ser grite, Der mir
begegnete, mar iener 8ote - er trdgt
,beute oie 2ibree bes @rafen."
,,l1no Ser @raf2" fragte Der Gat.
,,8ar nidt 5u Sauie.'
,,&at Der Diener sic erfannt9"
sd muB es aus ieiner 8eitiiraung
berntlten."
Ser alte Serr rieb bergniiet bic
&dnbe.
vS6 oa6te es mir gleid', fagte
er, ,,aber baB mir 10 raib gum 3iele
fonlmen tpiir6en, batte i9 bo9 ni9t
er1partet. Sest muB gebanoelt per-
ben."
,,8as tpoGen sic tuna" fraste Der
&aiiierer raid.
,,Oen 8uri9en berbaften Iaiien."
,,9amit fann id MIDI ni6t einber'
1tanoen erflGren. Wein &aus bat mir
oringeno empfoblen, ieoes Iufieben
at bermeioen. Ser 8erbaftung bes
0ieners miiBte 6ie oes @rafen fol-
gen.
Sea, un6 mas tueiter2" fraete Ser
&rimina1rat, bie 8rauen bod binauf'
5iebe1o. u3tpeifeln Sic ettpa nod
oaran, 6aB oieier @raf ein @auner
if?"
,ueber5eugt bin i6 oabon nod
nidt", ertpioerte Ser iltnge Wann aus-
tpeideno; uid fann ni6t miiien, pte
sic 0inse liegen, uno mein Saus
min, tpie i6 beretts bemerfte, ieoes
.Mufieben bermeioen.''
,,9ann bGtte es al19 auf Die Ser
fo1glmg oes Sdlibers per5i6ten uno
meine SiIfe ni6t in Mnpru6 nebmen
follen", iagte ser Stat argerlib.
,gei9t oo9', entgegnete Der &ailte.
rer in begiitigenbem Sone; ,,lpir itno
Sbnen au groBem 9anf perpfli6tet
uno mir fonnen uns nur 8liid oa5l1
piinl6en, 6aB sic uns in oieier @n'
gelegenbeit nit Sat u1tb Sat our Set
te geltanoen baben. Mber mas be5tpef-
fen mir oenn nit bieier 8erfolgung2
@eiter ni6ts, als @rias fir oie fonfis'
aierten 8anfnoten. Saben mir oieien
3tped erreidt, 10 ber5i6ten mir auf
oie 8eitraf11ng oes 8etriiges."
so oiirfen sic ni6t re6enl @s lit
Sbre 9fli6t Sen Sdlid)er uno 8etrii.
ger oem @eribt 5u iiberliefern; oamit
| linn bas @an6merf gelegt miro. uno
tpie IoIlten Sic au6 obne 8erbaftnng
oieIer @auner Sbren 3tped errei6en2
@lauben Sic mir, ser angebli6e
Graf lit Inn fein Sofa beiier, als iein
Oiener."
vsSs6 fir mei1a 8erion gebe bas
aues au'', nidte Ser innge Weann,
| ,,uno bdtte i9 allein 5u beitintmen,
| 10 tpiiroe i6 Sbnen nun ales Wettere
uberlaiIen. Mber i6 bertrete bier Die
SnterelIen neines Sauies uno muB
alien 8eiiungen, ste mein gbef mir
gegeben bat, Solge leiiten.''
,,gea, rno mas 1on nun i'm Sinbltd
auf oieIe @arnungen geibeben?"
fraate ser Stat unge0uloig.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-22

,,Ser3e1Den S1e ole un1erDre0un9 ;
fiel ibm Der 4rin1inalrat ins @ort.
u5ie baben mid Inn Nat iinb Silfe
gebeten, nun 6arf i6 pobl aub eripar-
ten, oaB meinen Mnoronungen Solge
geleitet miro"
@r batte bas in einem 10 ernIten
uno entibieoenen Gone geiagt, bab
Ser Rafiierer es ratiam fanb, fein
Wort tpeiter ei15utpenoen. Ser iunge
'@err berneigte ii1 5nitimmen5.
,grrei9en mir, tpirfli9 ni9ts, 10
fann bieier 8eiu9 oo9 audi ntdts
idaoen'', fubr Der gfat in oemielben
Some fort; ,,Sie boren, tpas Der @raf
gegen Sbre Soroerung einuen6et, uno
finoen @elesenbeit, oie @riin6e, bic
linn 1ntdtigfeit gebieten, au befanp-
fen. 8enn sic einen i6arfen 8lid
baben, 10 MAIDEN sic bielleidt babei
gntoefungen, Die mir erfolgrei9 be-
nuben fonnen. gntbeden sic ben 8o-
ten ni1t in ieinem Sauie, 10 tperoen
mir 5u eforiden fuden, nit tpel6en
2euten er berfebrt; Sic f0nnen oas
mir iiberlaiien.'
uSm, id bin natiirli6 bereit, bin'
5ugeben. -"
ul1no 5tpar obne 8er5ug, berebrter
Serr! Sreten Sie rubig uno ii9er
auf, uno iouten sic oem 8oten be-
geenen, 10 geben Sic fi6 Sen anldetn,
als Oh sic i'm ni9t be1nerften."
Scr 8ote 1piirbe mib uieoer er-
fennen.''
uMogli6, er muB aber in 3mei>
fel bariiber bleiben, Oh er ielbit eben-
fails erfannt iporoen it,"
,S6 fiir6te, bab er iofort Die
Jlu6t ergreifen miro" .'.-
$50 lange er 5tpeifelt, tpiro er oas
nit 5ogern; i9 femme meine Pappens
beimer. lebrigens tperben bann anb
bon unIerer Seita augenblidlib
56ritte eei6eben, Die Slubt unn1og'
li6 5u r1a6en."
Ser &aiiierer bate feline Sano'
16ube anfe5ogen - er erbob 1i9 ieBt
uno nabm ieinen Sut.
SD tperoe einen 8agen nebmen" I,
Iagte er, ,,begleiten sic mi9?"
,,Nein, iiebt man mild bel Sbne1,
10 f0nnte bas Mrgtpobn erregen; 1cb
tperoe sic bier ertparten.''
Ser i1nge Mann ging binaus. Sn
Sc 9eabe - Dor bem 8abnbofgeba1oe
- itanoen mebrere 9roi6fen; Der
&allierer 1tieg in cine oerfelben ett
nno gab bem &uti6er bic aoreiie oes
@rafen &raiinfi.
Cine balbe Stunbe ipater bielt bic
DroI6fe Dor bem unbeimli6en Sauie:
Mi9ael 0ffnete oas 8artentor uno
tpid BEL oen1 slnblid oes Srenoen
iibtbar 5uriid.
glu6 Ser &aiiierer fonnte feline
l1eberrai9ung ni6t berbeblen, aber
er erinnerte ii6 lofort Der 8eiiungen
bes &rin1inalrats un6 5mang lib 5ur
l1nbefangenbeit.
Scr Serr @raf 5u Sauie?'''~ fragte
er fiibl.
Wfi6ael bate feline Saiiung au9
ipieoer gefunoen.
u8eoauere iebr'', ertpioerte er, ~oer
gnabige Serr 1tno Dor elmer Stertel-
itrnoe ausgegangen."
u&ann i6 i'm beute nob fpre6en?"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-22
Das uInheim|iche Haus

nad ibm erfltnbigt?"
$50 iollten mir uns erfunbigen?
8ir tpiiien nidt, mo feline Sitter lie-
gen, uno mir pagten al6 ni6t,
S6ritte 5lt tln, Die iein gigentum ge-
fdbrben fonnten; er bdtte uns biel-
leidt berantiportlid eemadt uno boil
len Sdaoeneriab seforoert."
nunb oob banoelte es it9 Inn eine
beoeuten6e Slntme."
uIueroings, aber unier Sars fann
6ieien @erluit beridmer5en' :, iagte Der
&aiiierer, oas Saupt itol5 erbebeno.
,Bir 1pollten nod einen 8eriu9 mo-
9en: Sie tparen 1ns tparm empfob-
len tporoen, oesbalb i6rieben mir an
ISie."
ul1n6 i9 babe fofort na6 gmpfang'
oes 8riefes gebanoelt' unterbra6 i'm
ser aIte Serr. ,,Die einse5ogenen @r-
funoiguneen Iaiien midi nit 5iemliber
Si6erbeit bermuten, 6aB oieier Graf
ara1inifi elm S9tpin6ler, Elm gan5 ge-
fdbrli6er Snouitrieritter iit. Sn Ho=
len fennt man i'm ni6t."
ugr lit ia berban1t.''
,g9 tpas! 9ie Berbannten fennt
man in ibrem Saterlanbe beher als
ale l1ebrigen. Gin l1rteil min i9 iebt
nod ni6t fdllen, ib fann midi ia IT.
rem; ober id CLAUDE auf ser ri6tigen
SGbrte 5u fem. Soer balten Sic es
fir gan5 unn10gli6, baB Ser Graf
Ielbit Sbnen oie fali6en gsoten ge-
i6idt bat?"
Ser &ailierer blidte i'm befrembet
an. Son bieier Seite idien er bic Mn-
gelegenbeit MIDI ni6t betradtet 5u ba-
ben.
uS6 mage nidt, oieie Grage 5u
enti6eioen'', ertpioerte er.
Limb i6 iage Sbnen, 6ieie @0g'
lidfeit liegt 10 nabe, baB i6 iie 5uerit
ins Muge faBte", fubr Der Stat fort,
tp4breno er oie Mlde bon ieiner 81
garre itreifte. ,,Ob Der @raf nun
1ielblt oie 8anfnoten angefertigt fat,
ooer Oh er ite anfertigen lieB: ieoen-
faas ianote er ite Sbnen our6 einen
pertrauten uno auberldiiigen @enoi>
fen, 11no i6 irre 1pobl ni6t, tpenn ih
6ieien @enoiien in ieiner nabiten gsa-
be iu6e. Sinoen mir bier ben 8oten,
Ser Sbnen 0as @el6 bra9te, 10 tpiiien
mir genuG uno i6 rate Sbnen in oie-
fem Saue, BEN @rafen iofort perbaf=
ten 5u laiien."
ultno mas ion our grnittelung 6es
9oten gei6eben?"
,Sie peroen ben @rafen beiu6en
uno in ieinem Sauie it6 1mieben. !"
| uSnl unter tpel6em GorpanOe?'
uSeien sic bod ni6t 10 i6tperfal=
Zig, perebrtelter Serr!' i6er5te Der
&rin1inualrat. Scr 8ornano liegt
auf ser San0. Sbr Saus i6idt Sic
bierber, Inn NIT Dem Serrn @rafen
iiber Sic fali6en 8anfnoten 81. reben.
Sic itno beauftragt, nabere Weittei-
lungen 5u foroern, oie es Sbnen m0g-
li6 MAIDEN, SEN l1eberbringer iener
Noten 5u berfolgen. Dieie Soroerung
muB Der @raf natitrli9 finben.'' -
| Ser &aiiierer audte nit oen M6.
fieln. /
ugr miro mir bieielbe 4nttport ge-
ben, bie er nns bereits gei6riebe11
bot, iagte ct, ,,unb i9 babe bon met
Milford chronicle., 1943-08-27

Observation-Disclosures. experienced
on repairing single and double needle
Singer sewing machines. Help man
age sewing factory. Box S, Milford.
a20-2t
Milford chronicle., 1943-08-27

FOR SALE-Small farm. 81 acres,
5 room house. new chicken house,
l2x24, one mile south of Pennington
p. H. LaPrad. Pennington. Del.
a13-4tp
Milford chronicle., 1943-08-27
PUBLIC SALE!

/ will offer for Public Sale at my
home. known as the Walton Dicker-
son Farm. first dirt road left, about
two miles south of Milton. on the
Harbeson- Milton State Road. on
Monday, August Both, 1943
AT 1900 O'CLOCK J.. NJ. SHARP
Rain or Shine
LIVE STOCK
Two nice Shoats. months old. in
nOculated New England Pullorum
clean Pullets and CockereIs. 12 weeks
old
Two large Buckeye brooder stoves.
practically new; used medium size
broOder stove. good shape: practically
new wheelbarrow. lot of garden inn
plements, rubber hose and nozzle.
Acre of field corn. uncut.
Approximately one ton Nut Coal.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One General Electric refrigerator
cubic feet. like new: ! Kalamazoo
white enamel table top kitchen range.
l practically new Norge electric wash
er. sofa bed. nearly new; = over
stuffed chairs. one 9X12 rug, one IL
tube Silvertone cabinet radio. three
bands: plate glass wall mirror. !
table. . end tables. 3 floor lamps. !
table lamp. lot pictures. lot curtains.
lot of brio -hrac. leather foot t-stOol.
ern: double innerspring mattress, /
coil spring, three-quarter he'd.
coil spring and mattress. 3-i size;
3 bed stands. 3 bedroom chairs, wash
stand. maple child's chest of drawers.
maple child'S rOll-top desk and chair.
child's rocker. / electric vacuum clean
er. | portable Remington typewriter.
one 5-piece dinette set. kitchen ia
hle. three kitchen chairs. > stools. :
lnoleum rugs and runners. folding
ironing hoard. galvanized tubs. :
galvanized buckets. ! net set curtain
heating stove. / wall
mirror. lot of throw rugs. odd dishes
and cooking utensils. three lawn
chairs. > sets of new hooks. other mis-
CellancouS articles.
REAL ESTATE
Seven acres land on DUPONT High
way at Redden. adjoining the Roy
Hayt chicken farm. $40 foot frontage.
7S6 to S63 IT, depth.
TERMS: CASH
Fl. l.. CLOSSON
Dckerson Bros. Auctionecrs 1tp
Milford chronicle., 1943-08-27
Wednesday, September 8, '43
At 10 O'CLOCK y. NJ
If stormy. the following day.

If stormy. the following day.
REAL ESTATE
Tract No. Nineteen acres of
cut -Off timber
Tract No. SIS acres with dwelling
and OutbuldnEs.
Tract No. $50 acres with dwelling
an douthuidings. adjoining Charles
c. Maull. Arthur WaEamon. Clara
Douglas Mcgee et-al.
Said tracts will he sold separately
and then offered as a whole. as the
land adjoins all in one tract This
farm land is i'm good condition and the
tracts would he suitable for dairy or
chickens.
Possession given of land January
LIST. 1874.
LIVE STOCK
Seven head of good Hcifcrs. One
Horse. II years old.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One W-30 tractor. B tractor set
of harrowS for B tractor. ! set of
Oliver plOws for tractor. manure
spreadcr. set Of discs. McCormick-
Dccring; l Oliver corn planter. | Nc
COrlnick- Deerng corn planter. 2 weed
erS. drag harrows, riding harrOws.
Oliver. Mccormick: ] saw bench for
Model Il tractor. bean puller. ::
Chevrolet trucks. dump bodies. {:
hydraulics Lot of hay. sou grass bags
Cas-" combine. hoes. forks and other
things too numerous to mention.
Eight completely furnished rooms
viii he sold. One gas stove. l Heatro-
la, range. rugs and beds and other
Household Goods.
TERMS: CASH.
ESTELLA NJ. CAREY and
\. RUSSELL CAREY
Dickcrson Bros. Auctioneers. a27-2tr
Milford chronicle., 1943-08-27
RESOLUTION
THE DELAWARE COMMISSION
OF SHE'LL FISHERIES

WHEREAS. it is in the best in
terests of the shell fish industry of
the State of Delaware that oysters
taken from the waters under the
jurisdiction of the State of Della
ware be inspected; and
WHEREAS, there will be cer-
tain expenses incurred as a result
of the inspection, and in order to
help defray the expenses occasion
ed by the inspection of oysters
caught within the waters of the
State. of Delaware, 1t was
RESOLVED, that commencing
1901 A. NJ. September l, 1913, an
inspection charge of three cents
(3e) per bushel be and is hereby
levied upon all oysters caught by
means of dredges within the waters
of the State of Delaware. to be
charged to the buyer. but to be
paid weekly to the president of
The Delaware Commission of Shell
Fisheries, Dover, Delaware, or his
agent, by the producer, provided,
however. that nothing in the fore
going shall be construed to apply
to seed oysters or plants caught
by means of dredges within the
waters of the State of Delaware,
and
FURTHER RESOLVED, that
any producer that disposes of any
oysters, other than replanting same
within the waters of the State of
Delaware, without a certificate of
inspection. shall be deemed guilty
of a violation of the Rules and
Regulations of The Delaware Com
mission of Shell Fisheries.
(Signed) HENRY J. RIDGELY
Dover. Delaware Secretary
August II, 1943. a2O-2t
Milford chronicle., 1943-08-27
N o t f

Notice is hereby given that Let
ters Testamentary were in due
form of law granted unto the un-
dersigned. on the sixth day of Au-
gust. A. d. 1943. and that all per-
sons having claims against the es-
tate of the deceased must present
the same. duly attested. to the said
Frank Davis Watson, Executor of
the Estate of Mary T. Watson. de-
ceased, on or before the Sixth day
of August. A. D. 1914, or abide the
Act of Assembly in such case
made and provided.
FRANK DAVIS WATSON,
Address, Executor.
Milford. Delaware. S-13-3t
Milford chronicle., 1943-08-27
N 0 t C Z

Notice is hereby given that Let
ters Testamentary were in due
form of law granted unto the un-
dersigned, on the first day of June,
A. d. 1943, and that all persons
having claims against the estate
of the deceased must present the
same. duly attested, to the said
Daniel F. Kellerman, Executor of
the Estate of Gertrude E. Keller
man. deceased. on or before the
first day of June. 1914, or abide
the Act of Assembly in such case
made and provided.
DANIEL F. KELLERMAN,
Address. Executor.
Box 574, WOodlyn, Pa. S-13-3t
Milford chronicle., 1943-08-27
WANTED

WANTED-SOmeOne to cut 5 acres
Maringola. Lincoln. Del. r. +. ID. 1tp
Milford chronicle., 1943-08-27
PUBLIC SALE!

As I have decided to discontinue
farming. / will sell at Public Sale.
at my home on the road leading from
Greenwood to Milford, y mile from
Staytonsville. near John Annett's
Store, on
Wednesday, September 1, '43
AT 1880 O'CLOCK r. NJ.
Rain or Shine
LIVE STOCK
TWO Horses and One MuIe-One sor-
rel horse. . years old. work i'm any
harness; 1 Buckskin Saddle Horse. 6
years old: 1 Odd Mule. 10 years old
good worker.
Eight Head Cows and Helfers-One
Holstein cow. years old. fresh in
fresh in September: l Guernsey cow, 3
years old, fresh; l Guernsey cow. :
years old. bred; 1 Guernsey COW. 3
years old. bred: Guernsey Heifers.
All are T. b. and blood tested.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One wagon. good conditions; NOW
ing machine. in Al condition; l John
Deere riding harrow, good; one 3
section spring. tooth barrow. good;
walking plow, one 1-horse walking
pillow. / cider mill. walking harrows.
/ lot of good kegs and barrels. lot of
harness, collars. brides. double and
single harness. lot of other things too
numerous to list.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One cook stove. Simmons heater
stove. good as new: 3 dressers. beds.
rugs, chairs. tables. dishes, lamps. lot
of other things too numerous to list.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash. No goods
to be removed until paid for.
EDWARD PASSWATER
Dickerson Bros, Auctioneers. 1tp
Milford chronicle., 1943-08-27
WHAT l BELIEVE AND
WHAT l DON'T BELIEVE
BY T. A. HALL. Milford. Del.
CReprinted by RequesD

BY T. A. HALL, Milford. Del.
(Reprinted by .RequesD
l believe in Holiness,
The kind that's from above.
But not at all the silly mess
We are hearing so much of.
Acts 3:12
1 don't believe land I'm not guess
ing)
That when we're saved from sin,
We have to get another blessing,
Before we're clean within.
Gods work of Grace is full; COM
plete,
(If the work is done at alb
When Bible conditions we meet,
And obey the Masters call.
For Grace alone, is all our claim,
And God gives it without measure.
And that's why our Saviour came
And that's why it's such treasure.
My friend, if you are satisfied
With Calvary's blood stained cross,
Then. surely, you are sanctlned,
And never can be lost.
Our Saviour said, "He knew His
own,
That they would follow Him,
Would never fOrsake, nor leave
them alone,
Til the Light of God drew DIM"
in. lips. 27:1.
| know that light is in His keeping,
Held high in His mighty hand,
So, I'll waste no time crying and
weeping,
AS / journey with the Baptist band.
This band of believers out-numbers
all
Protestant churches everywhere,
And up there at the great roll call,
Well everyone be there.
Acts 3:12 above is meant to refer
only to any who may assume to
have Holiness or Healing Power in
themselves; as some seem to do. 1t
Milford chronicle., 1943-08-27

WANTED-Help Young girl or mid
die age. white or cOlored. for general
house work and look after year old
child. S. per week with Saturday af
ternoon and Sunday off. Apply Mrs
Ernest Wright. Harrington. a20-3tp
Milford chronicle., 1943-08-27

FOR SALE-Pony. year old mare
pony. safe for children. also pony
harness. riding brides. martingales.
halters. etc. Harness repaired and
made to order. Fred r. Brown. II
mile east of Camden. Phone Bedford
1915. 1tp
Milford chronicle., 1943-08-27

WANTED-Red-R Rock cross Hatch
ing Eggs. also 1000 Pullorum Clean N.
H. Red Laying Hens. H. c. Priestley:
Bridgeville. Del. Phone 5S44. a30-tf
Milford chronicle., 1943-08-27
Tuesday, August 31st, 1913
Vt TEN O'CLOCK \. Vt.
Rain or Shine
LIVE STOCK

Rain or Shine
LIVE STOCK
Bay Mare Pair Mules. One Bay
Mare. extra good: one pair heavy
mules. II years old extra good.
II Head of Milk Cows-i Holsteins
and Gucrnscys. one is pure bred.
some OF these are fresh and some
crs. of these are pure bred: l pure
bred Guernsey Bull These cows are
7. B. and blood tested.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One Case tractor. G model; l Case
tractor. CO model: Case 3-hOttom
tractor plow. II inch. good as new
| Case tractor harrow. McCOrmck-
DeerinE S-fOot tractor disc. one g.
S-foot McCornrcH- :1eer:ng binder.
practically new; one Black Hawk man
ire spreadtr, l Black Hawk corn
PLANTER. Oliver mower, McCOr-
mick Deering hay tedder. l roller,
drill. Ohio riding harrow. heavy
farm wagon. hay rack. one 10 Oil
yer plOw. one l3 Oliver plow. l \
plow. one S3 Oliver riding plow, 2
walking cultivatOrs. tlukc harrows.
one 6O-tooth drag harrow. one 3-rOw
marker. | set of mower wheels and
axle. one 30-inCh wood saw and bench.
! set platform scales, ! set beams and
peas. barn truck. grain fan, 2
hand corn planters. l wheelbarrow
seed sower. l milk cart. wheelhar
row 300 grain bags. 200 corn bags. l
Myers hay carrier. hay fork and
rope. pitch forks. potato forks.
long handle spade. one Spound sledge
and wedges. axes. cross-cut saw.
3 block and falls. corn spuds. one
3-horse double tree. one 2-hOrse double
tree / set plow harness, 3 sets plow
lines. horse collars. mule brides.
log chains, straw knife. l grain
shovel. 1 corn knives. farm hell. 4
hog killing pots. II and Is gallon size:
one S-quart lard press. | meat grind
er and pulley. tractor belt. coal
hrooders. OIL hrooder. 1 Wilson milk
cooler. 2-can size: four Sj-pound milk
cans. milk buckets. milk strainers.
l milk stirrer. milking stools, These
articles are all good. some nearly
new.
One Chevrolet Truck
Some Household Goods and other
small articles.
TERMS-CASH.
ROLAND J. DAVIS
The Ladies' Aid of Millwood will
serve lunch.
Dickerson Bros. Auctioneers. a2O-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1943-08-27

FOR SALE-194O Chevrolet coach.
good condition. good tires. Can he
seen. RehobOth Highway. 2 doors
from Shocks Filling Station Mrs
Clarence w. Joseph. Administrative
a20-3tp
Milford chronicle., 1943-08-27
Saturday, August 2Sth, 1943

saturday, August 18th, l943
AT TWO O'CLOCK p. NJ.
The following described Real Es-
tate to-wit:
All that certain farm. plantation.
tract. piece or parcel of land and
premises situated in MIispillion Hum
dred. Kent County and State of Della
ware on the East side of the old
public road leading from Harrington
to FELTON, and Masten's Corner. ad-
joining lands OF the Heirs of Laura
Sapp. lands of the Heirs of Joseph
Ward and lands of others. and con-
tanning one hundred and six U06)
acres and one hundred and, thirteen
113) square percheS of land. he the
same more or less; and being the
same farm or tract of land which was
conveyed to the said Mary +. Waller
by deed of Louder l.. Sapp and wife.
dated the twenty-third day of Au-
gust. A. ID. 1916 and of record in the
Recorders Office. at Dover. Delaware.
in Deed Book \. Volume II. Page 1925.
and conveyed to the said The Peoples
Bank of Harrington, Ia corporation of
the State of Delawarel by deed of
William G. Bush (Sheriff) dated July
9th. 1886. and recorded in the Re
corder's Office at Dover. Delaware, in
Deed Book Y. Volume IA, Page 1926.
This farm has a five room dwelling.
garage, machine shed. granary, two
corn cribs, horse and COW stables and
dairy and other outbuildings Located
on an improved road about one mile
north of Harrington, with Rural Elec-
trio current available.
IS acres in cultivation. 81 acres
woodland, 80 acres fenced for cattle.
TERMS announced at sale.
THE PEOPLES BANK
OF HARRINGTON
T. Randall II. Knox, Cashier
j. l.. Stevens, Auctioneer. alS-3tp
Milford chronicle., 1943-08-27

FOR SALE-Electric Stove. Latest
model General Electric Strato-L Liner
Range. triple oven. thrift cooker. au-
tomato oven timer and electric clock
minute minder. all deluxe equipment.
most expensive model. For informa-
tion write Box 173. Milford. Delaware
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Milford chronicle., 1943-08-27

FOR SALE-Attention. Farmers and
Home Owners. You may still buy. at
Sears, saving prices, at our Mail
Order Desk, these items: Wooden
Tubs. in clear cedar. available now in
three sizes-S gallons, $2O9; IL gal
Ions. $2.45; Is gallons. $2.9S-with
small delivery charge. Guest Cham
ber Sheets-our finest muslin. avail
able two to customer. sizes: S1x99.
$1.54: SIx10S, $1.64; 90x10S. $1.S4. Plus
small postage charge. Close Mesh
Poultry Fence-Ideal for small chicks
As inches high. 20-gauge wire. $3.50
in 165-foot rolls. plus small delivery
charge. Best made Ice Cream Freez-
ers-two sizes, with timed cream can
got. $1.SS; 4-qt., $3.49. plus small
postage charges. Rust-Resist1ng Gal
vanized Farm Fence-32 inches high.
6-inch stays-2O-rod roll. $3.50; 80
inches high, 12-inch stays. 20-rod roll,
se.4O. plus small delivery charge;
Phone in your orders! Sears. Roebuck
and Company. Dover, Delaware.
Phone Dover 5S71. j23-tf
Milford chronicle., 1943-08-27

WANTED-Female. Part time or
full time: steady year around Expert
enCe not necessary. Particularly at
tractive to housewives who want some
extra none! and still have time for
home work. Milford Laundry. Milford.
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