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Milford chronicle., 1944-11-10
PUBLIC SALE!
I will sell at Public Auction at my
home i'm Cedar Neck. three miles east
of Milford. on road leading from Mil
ford To Cedar Beach. on
Tuesday, November 21, 1914
At TEN O'CLOCK \. NJ.
RAIN OR SHINE

LIVE STOCK
One pair Mules will work in all
harness: / BAY Horse 3 years old
10 COWS AND HElFERS. Guern-
blood tested: Mother Hogs. Male
Hog, > Patterned Hogs, . Shoats.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One F-l2 Farmall tractor, | set F-12
cultivatOrs, one 1886 Chevrolet dump
truck with hydraulic lift: Black
Hawk manure spreadcr l Champion
mower, / Mccormick Deering mower
nearly new: I horse rake. John
Deere lime drill. l John Deere 999 corn
planter, new wire; one l0-tine Super
iOr grain drill. one 7-foOt Deering hin
der. | dump corn cutter, l bean plant
er. bean puller. newly new; one ?
row bean cultiVator: one Arrow bean
Cultivator. / Case hay loader. farm
wagons. wagon boxes. l corn box
attachment. fam rack, ! New Idea
rubber tire wagon. | timber cart,
log chains. l OK cart. 4 OK YOkeS. /
horse cart and harness, one 3-rOw to-
mato marker, l tomato rack, , sets
wagon springs. / weeder, one 3Section
spring tooth: one 2-SrCtiOn spring.
tooth; one 6G-tooth drag harrow. one
90-tooth drag harrow, two 2-section
drag harrOWS. one 2-Section land roll
er. l hoarder. one No. 40 Oliver rid
ing pillow. one No. - Oliver pillow. two
No. IS Oliver plows, one No. \ Oliver
pillow. fluke haTrowS. cultiVators.
l orchard spray. l cider press. cider
barrels. l iron tank. ! hog Scalding
cask. - berry crates with cups 80
potato hampers. 500 5 baskets, good
as new: hominy mortar, l set Empire
! straineF. I gasoline engine
and pump. l hroOder stove, / incuha-
tor. lj0-egg capacity. , turkey houses.
hen house spray. ! feed chest, 500
good grain bags. lot or corn bags. l
corn grinder. ] pea ana beam weight.
l block and fall. l wire stretcher.
hriar scythes. cross-cut saws, corn
spudS. hoes. forks. shovels and other
things too numerous to mention.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One settee. ] set quilt frames. old
Tunnel hedstead. 1 toilet set. new
single bed. mattress and springs.
,roquet set. l commode. tables and
stands. rocking chairs. l small ice box.
lne 100-pound ice box. hall rack, .
sidehoards. davenport. 10 lamps.
some antique: , Aladdin lamps. lot of
fishes. set knives and forks. iron
,luminum turkey rooster. one S-quart
&c cream freezer. l asparagus bunch
n. lot of stone jars and jugs. lot of
glass jars. butter churns. butter
prints. coal Heatrola, good as new:
ut of hooks. tables and chairs. mir
'ors and pictures. vases and clocks, l
set of shoe lasts and pictures, Wilton
.ug. 49,, II, new: > library tables,
good Nictrola and records. Lot of
u her things too numerous TO mention. !
TERMS: CASH.
MRS. IRENE McCOLLEY. Owner |
Dickerson Bros, Auctioneers. nl0-2tp |
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PUBLIC SALE!
will sell at Public Auction on the
farm known as the T. c. Collins farm
on the road from Lincoln to Cedar
Beach, on
Monday, November 13, 1914
At TEN O'CLOCK y. NJ.
Rain or Shine
r'h.. fnllnNuintr.

Rain or Shine
The following:
LIVE STOCK
One pair mules. work anywhere; 9
brood sows. male hog, 10 hogs.
weight 200 pounds each; Ii pigs. 10
weeks old.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One Massey Harris combine. one
Massey Harris tractor, l moving ria
chine. ! horse rake, l weeder. / corn
planter. l fodder cutter. wagons.
No. ~ Oliver pillow. 3-horse disk. 1
No. Is Oliver pillow. A. pillow. riding
er. l bean puller. = ilam racks, har-
ness of all kinds lot of double trees.
40 bales hay. 80 bales straw. l stack
Of tops. ! iron hog pot. l lard press.
30 hives bees, > brooder houses, ?
hroodgr stoves.
HOT SEHOLD GOODS
Two iron beds and springs. 3 wood
en- beds and springs. chest of draw
ers, bureaus, . rocking chairs. up
right piano. one 3-piece living room
suite, / stand. l end table, l book
rack. l day bed. / dining room table
and chairs. l sidehoard, l Singer sew
ing machine. / Morris chair, ! bat
terry radio, l kitchen cabinet. l wash
ing machine and tubs, Home Conn
fort cook stove. wood heaters, 1
kitchen stool. 5 chairs. linoleum
rug. II; l Administer rug, II:
lot of carpet and rugs, pictures and
looking glasses, he'd and bedding, quilts
and blankets. lots of dishes and glass
es, silver ware. lamps. lanterns, stone
jars and bottles, lots window blinds.
lot of steel traps. lot of things too
10 mention.
TERMS: CASH.
EURIE NJ. SAVAGE
Dickerson Bros. Auctioneers. n3-2tp
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PUBLIC SALE!
-OF VALUABLE
Personal Property

Having decided to discontinue farm
ing. ] will sell at public sale where
now live at the High stump Cross
Roads. on
Tuesday, November II, 1914
Beginning
At TEN O'CLOCK y. VI.
Rain or Shine
The following property:
BLACKSMITH TOOLS
Consisting at l anvil. l blower.
post drill, ! wise, hammers. tongs and
other articles that goes with shop
equipment. One set platform scales.
some pillow harness, one l-horse pillow.
corn planter, ! \ drag. l basket
sleigh and bells. walking cultivator.
l horse cart ANA harness.
LIVE STOCK
one Bay Horse. years old
One jersey Cow. \ years Old.
one Heifer, years old. fresh soon.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One writing desk and bookcase COM
biaed, extension table. stand
bedsteads. rocking chairs. | drople
table. one 2-huruer oil stove. l Wild
fire set stove. one 2-pieCe living room
suite. Som- glass jars.
TERMS: CASH.
NOAH SMITH, Owner
no 2tp
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Tuesday, November 21, 1914
At II O'CLOCK \. NJ.
RAIN OR SHINE

RAIN OEt SHINE
The following:
LIVE STOCK
One Sorrel Horse. Roam Mare.
gentle. will work anywhere.
SEVEN COWS-Two fresh. 3 will
he fresh day of sale: heifers. l Her
ford Bull. s months old: l Guernsey
Bull. years old. All COWS T. 3. and
blood tested. and an accredited herd
Brood Sows. 10 Pigs.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One No. 40 Allis- Chalmers all crop
harvester. rubber tire wagons. > IVES
tern wagons. tractor trailer with
rubber tires; Mccormick Deering
mower. spring tooth harrow, one
spreader. roller, l corn planter. l
corn cutter. one Grow marker. l horse
rake. walking blowers. l a pillow.
one No. 10 Oliver pillow, 2 cultivators.
| Oliver wheel harrow, sets wagon
harness, brides. 2 collars, 3 sets
shelter. / scoop. l wheelbarrow, l wise
and bench. l large bolt cutter. post
hole digger. wire tightener, rakes,
hoes. corn spuds and shovels, l grind
stone. hog box, l hay fork. ropes and
pulleys. / Delco electric pump with
3 log chains. POO baskets, good as new.
DAIRY EQUIPMENT
One can Wilson Ice Milk Cooler. 6
milk cans. milk buckets and one
strainer. milk stools.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Three bedroom suites, feather
beds. round tables, 1 Administer
rug, IL Is. good as new; rugs, 8
X l2; one 6-piece Missionary set. 2
porch rockers. chairs. porch swing.
/ stand, / buffet, l kitchen cabinet, l
enamel cook stove, good as new;
large porcelain sink and cabinet. glass
jars. cans lard. pots, pans, dishes,
and other things too numerous to
mention.
TERMS: CASH.
GROVER C. DONOVAN. Owner
r. w. Slaughter, Auctioneer. nl0-2tp
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Saturday, November Is, 1914
At l. O'CLOCK SHARP
RAIN OR SHINE
The following:

RAIN OR SHINE
The following:
LIVE STOCK
One Horse. years old. work any
where; one Horse. 1 years old, work
anywhere; l Cow. 3 Hogs.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One riding cultivator, one walking
CultiVator. one steel beam. No. 10
walking pillow; one 1-horse pillow. one
2-hOrse low down wagon. one riding
plow. one horse drawn disc harrow.
two pair hip harness. two collars and
brides. 500 lunches of coarse fodder.
81 baskets of corn, one press drill. one
vice, one blow torch. one wheelbar-
row, one corn shelter. lot of hoes.
forks and shoVels. buckeye brooder
stoves. % galvanized feeders. 20 wood
feeders. one S-foot large feeder. nine
watering troughs ANA fountains, 40
one gallon stone water jugs, gas en-
CINE and pump outfit; two 3-gallon
sprayers. lot of chicken wire.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One cook stove, one large wood
heater, one 3-burner oil stove. two oil
burner for cook stove. two oil lamps.
one front room stand. one 4-quart ice
cream freezer. one kitchen cabinet.
one table, four chairs. one ironing
board. one studio couch, one buffet.
four quilts. some dishes and glasses.
lot of rugs. one day bed. one pile of
wood.
TERMS: CASH.
RAYMOND GILBERT
Georgetown, Il. 2, Del.
George W. Simpler AuctiOneer' nls-bNo-
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LOST

LOST-Black and tan female dog.
James w. Wright. Phone Frederick
1852. n10-2tp
LOST-Two rings. in or near Won
der Bar in Harrington. Saturday, Oc-
tober 81. Liberal reward if returned
to Helen Wyatt. proprietress. nS-2tp
LOST-War Ration Book No. 3.
name. Jay NJ. Haldeman. Bowers. Del,
on Saturday evening. November 4. be-
tween Derrickson's Store. South Wal
nut street and fire hall. Finder please
return to Mrs. Virginia Haldeman.
bowers. Delaware. 1tp
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Friday, November "a, 1914

AT TEN O'CLOCK y. NJ
RAIN OR SHINE
The following:
LIVE STOCK
One Horse. years old. work any
where; l Mule, Is years old: l cow.
heifers. pigs. about 10 weeks old.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One Farman F-I2 Tractor and culti-
vators. one 1-horse rack, l seed SOW
er, l set platform scales, 1 drill two
2-horse wagons. 2 riding plows, / Oil
Yer and l John Deere; 1 wheat binder.
l Acme harrow, one 6O-tooth drag har-
row. l John Deere corn planter. l Nc
Cormick moving machine, l land roll
er. one 2-horse pillow, one 1-horse pillow.
l new. ground pillow. 3 cultivators.
luke harrows, l grain fan, harness
of all kinds. lot of double and single
trees, hoes, shovels. forks and rakes,
5 stacks top fodder and some long fod-
der, 500 to 600 baskets corn, some
short corn, / brooder stove, parts
barrels vinegar, * baskets and half
bushel measuring basket. 1 pulley.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One living room suite, piano, VIC
trola and records, one 3 X IL Brussels
rug, good condition; two - limo
leum rugs. / carpet hall runner, l
dining room table and chairs, square
china closet, l buffet, / sideboard, 1
book case, l corner cupboard. l Home
Comfort cook stove, l refrigerator.
kitchen chairs, 2 iron beds and springs,
wooden beds and springs, chest of
drawers, hall rack. carpet sweep
ers. one S2-piece glass dinner set.
dishes. glasses, window blinds and lots
of things too numerous to mention.
TERMS: CASH.
GEORGE II. JESTER
Daniel Short, Auctioneer. n10-2tp
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our thanks
and appreciation to our relatives,
neighbors and friends for their ex-
pressions of sympathy and for the
beautiful floral tributes. to DR.. Her.
son for his comforting words and
to the pallbearers, during our re-
cent bereavement, the death of our
mother, Annie J. Ryan.
tip Son and Daughter
Milford chronicle., 1944-11-10
Monday, November 20, 1914
At II O'CLOCK NOON
RAIN OR SHINE
The following:


RAIN OR SHINE
The following:
LIVE STOCK
One pair Gray Mares. s years old.
safe and gentle. work anywhere.
20 HEAD CATTLE-l5 milk cows. >
heifers. bulls. Consisting OF . Guern-
seyS. 1 Holsteins. Jerseys, ages from
three to nine years; eight of these
cows have become fresh since Octo-
her Is: two more will he fresh by day
of sale. Some OF these cows are Civ
ing 50 pounds milk per day One heif-
er. two years old. will freshen by jan
uary 10. One Holsten Bull with reg
iStered papers. weight 1900 pounds; !
white face huh. age is months; one
Guernsey bull. II months. entitled 10
papers.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One b Farmall tractor. ON rubber:
one set two row cultiVatorS with pow
er lift; one tractor pillow. two l2-inch
bottoms; one tractor disc. 1-foot; Is
inch discs, one tractor spreader. on
rubber. good as new; one Mccormick
Deering corn planter. good as new;
one binder. S-fOot cut. used four sea-
sons: one 10-spout John Deere grain
drill. i'm good shape; one John Deere
low down wagon, one hay rack. one
mower, foot cut: one hay tedder, one
l7-tooth spring. tooth harrow, one
three section 90-tooth drag harrow.
one 2-horse marker. one 4-horse tree.
one 3-hOrse tree, one log chain. one
John Deere hinder for junk or repair;
pile of old iron, one sweet potato dig
ger. one Oliver No. 10 walking pillow.
one wheel harrow. one old time slave
bell three rolls poultry wire. one roll
hog wire. two hrooder stoves, two
hrooder houses. 10 y IL: one battery
fence controller. three cross cut saws,
one hay rake. one 2-hole corn shelter.
1865 foot hay fork rope. one 30 inch
harpoon. hay forks. complete with trip
rope: hoes. forks. shovels and lots OF
other things.
One 1888 1i2 ton Chevrolet truck.
good tires; one trailer. good tires.
FEED
~ tons soy bean hay. tons of
baled Lespedeza hay.
DAIRY OUTFIT
Two-umit Farm Master mixer. COM
plete, with special electric motor. in
perfect working order: ten S5-pound
milk cans. two buckets, one strainer,
one Isco ice cooler. one 600-pound feed
box with rat proof bottom, milk stool.
8 water fountains. with pipe and fit
tings.
TERMS OF SALE: CASH.
ALBERT SCHMICK. Owner
Spence & Carroll. Auctioneers.
Lunch will be served. nlu-2tp
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FOR SALE-Semi-s solid buttermilk
i'm 400 pound barrels. a .05ia per 10,
also black strap stock molasses in 500
pound barrels. ~ .04 per M. We also
carry that 204o protein ''Pillsbury' 5
Best broiler mash a 1855 per 100
lbs, and the Best is always the cheap
est. These are delivered prices where
quantity ordered justifies the length of
haul. w f. Holt. Railroad avenue.
Dover. o27-tf
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Monday, November 20, 1914
AT TEN O'CLOCK \. NJ.
RAIN OR SHINE


The following:
LIVE STOCK
One Mother Hog, big one; one big
Board, Shoats. weigh around l00
pounds each.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One Estate cook stove. practically
new; 1 white enamel cabinet oil stove,
practically new: l oil heater. cup
boards, l kitchen cabinet, l extension
table. l book case and desk combined.
l china closet. I electric iron. l Vie
trOla and number of records. Alad-
din floor lamp. new; ? electric floor
lamps, 3 clocks. l r. c. \. electric
radio. l electric toaster, l electric
heating pad. hall rack. l electric
Hoover sweeper, folding ironing
board. ) large rugs. X ~ and II IS:
? sewing. machines, good condition; 9
rocking chairs, chairs, cane seat:
two 3-piece living room suites. l full
bedroom suite. 3 double beds and
springs, marble top bureau and
stand. lot of dishes. cooking utensils,
Jars. jugs. number of pictures. several
quilts and small rugs and many other
things too numerous to mention.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One blacksmith wise and anvil.
John Deere riding plows hay rake,
good condition, l Oliver moving ma
chine. practically new; 1 John Deere
riding cultivator. practically new; l
corn shelter. one S-foOt iron 50-gallon
water trough, . walking cultivators. ,
No. 10 Oliver walking plows. one No.
10 Oliver walking pillow, l Oliver "A"
walking pillow. John Deere riding
pillow. disc. one 50-tooth drag har-
row. buck saw. 2 crOss-cut saws.
grain fan. 1 orchard barrel spray.
wheelbarrow, practically new; l gal
vanized feed box. l grindstone, l hog
killing pot. l milk separator. 2 cream
cans, 6 COW stanchions. large tool
chest. number of tools. half bushel
single trees. double trees, l set wag-
on harness. sets pillow harness. l pile
fire wood. tons coal. l bath tub.
barrels.
TERMS: CASH.
FRANK w. REED
Dickerson Bros. Auctioneers. nl0-2tp
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1944
AT 1890 O'CLOCK p. NJ.

AT 1890 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
The following Personal Property. to
wit:
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One Cole Blast Gray Enamel Cook
Stove with warming closet. i'm good
condition; l Oak Sideboard. Reclining
Sick Chair. Antique Drop Leaf Table,
several Rockers, Morris Chair, 3. Bed
Springs. Bed Spreads. Carpet Sweep
ers Electric Hot Water Heater. Rugs,
Carpets. 50-Egg Incubator. large
Stone Jars, 2 House Jacks, Butter
ChuTn and Printer, Sausage Grinder.
several Iron Frying Pans. Bread
Pans, Cooking Utensils, ALI kinds of
Dishes. Carpenter Tools. consisting
of Saws. Chisels, Anger Bits,
Planes, Mauls, Wise. , TOOl Chests:
lot of Garden Tools and many other
things too numerous to mention.
REAL ESTATE
And at the same time l will offer
the property on the South East cor
ner of Mill and Walnut Streets. also
the property on the North side of Mill
Street. Both of these properties are
now occupied. but have had Legal
Notice to move on or before January
/. 1915.
TERMS: CASH. No good to be re-
moved until paid for.
MRS. CLARA +. VENT i
Dickerson Bros, AuctioneeEs. n%-ztp
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NOTICE

We will permit no hunting with
gun or dogs or trap or holly pick
ing, or commercial fishing or gill
net commercial fishing, or trespass-
ing on Cedar Beach without per-
mission from owner.
N. o. MARX
H. G. KING
H. r. KING
G. SELLIG 1t
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Headouarters for Rock WOOL

Loose, granulated. bats. F. o. Il. Mil
ford. Blown or sold by bag or carton.
Also ceiling materials. Wholesale or
retail. George T. Macklin Com
pany, Milford Phone 373. m24-tf
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PUBLIC SALE!
of valuable
Personal Property

Having sold my farm. I will sell at
Public Auction all Farm Implements
and Personal Property where / now
reside at Harbeson on road leading
from Harbeson to Milton, on
Tuesday, November 81, 1914
AT II O'CLOCK NOON
RAIN OR SHINE
The following:
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Cultivator, Riding Harrow. Walking
Harrow. Low Down Wagon. Tomato
Rack. Corn Shelter. Drag, Acme Har-
row, set of Discs Mccormick Mower.
2 Walking Plows. lot of Fodder.
LIVE STOCK
One Pair Mules
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Hall rack, bedroom suites. dining
room table. set of chairs. set of an
tique chairs, , rocking chairs, AN
minister rug. ~; 20 yards rag car
pet. battery radio. Home Comfort
cook stove. lot of dishes. . Aladdin
Lamps and other things too numerous
to mention.
TERMS OF SALE: CASH. No goods
to be removed until paid for.
ANANIAS HICKMAN, Owner
Better known as Nigh Hickman
Harry Mears, Auctioneer. nl0-2t
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PUBLIC SALE!
Having decided to discontinue farm
ing. VIII sell at Public Sale at my
home. . miles south of Harrington, in
front Of Everett WarringtOn's Service
Station. on
Wednesday, November %, "A
At TEN O'CLOCK \. VI.
RAIN OR SHINE
The following:
LIVE STOCK
TWO HORSES


LIVE STOCK
TWO HORSES
on" Sorrel Mare. years old.
one Surrtl Horse. years old
NINE MILK COWS
r. t. and blood tested. all Guern-
sryS except one Holstein Cow. Age
ranging from , to years old. One
hcitcr. \ months old. will he fresh in
January: two hviferS. Ia months old:
,;1cruSey Bull ~ months old. Four
COWS will be fresh in December.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Massey Harris NJ tractor. rubber.
lights. and starter. including cultiva-,
tors. I SIT of tractor plows. tractor
disk: Massey Harris manure spread
cl new iu spring; Massey Harris corn
planter, > years old; Deering binder.
ln-spout superior drill and S-spouI
drill. ! luw-doNu farm wagon. l hay
rake. ! moving machine. walking cul-
tiVatur. br.dlcs. collars and harness.
corn. fodder. in shock in the field; bal
ed SOY bean hay. Other things too nu-
megouS to neutlon.
HOU SEHOLp GOODS
one antique he'd. J day bed. | single
and metal bed. l coal stove. l wood
stove.
TERMS or SALE: CASH.
HOMER VINCENT, owner
John plckersou. -Auctionecr. n5-2tp
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CUNNING NOTICE

Do not hunt, day or night on my
land. Keep your dogs off. This
means yOu-dO not ask. w. C.
Banning, Oakley. n3-2tp
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NOTICE TO GUNNERS

No cunning allowed on the H. p.
Layton lands at Broadkiln Beach.
n10-3tp o. C. BEIDEMAN
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PUBLIC SALE!

As my health has failed / will sell
at Public Auction on the farm where
now live. known as the Grannie
Webb Farm, located miles south
west Of Oakley. 2i2 miles south of
Owens Station. on
Milford chronicle., 1944-11-10

WANTED-Wooden hoops made for
wreaths. laurel twigs, cedar twigs,
pine branches with cones. berried hol-
~. See me about making holly. cedar
and pine wreaths. also laurel. pine and
cedar roping. turkey beard or crows
foot and pine cones. II. Ernest Con-
well. Milton. Delaware. n3-6t
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YOU BREAK AND BEND
We Weld and Mend

0xy-acetylene Welding, Cutting
and Brazing. We specialize in
Electrical Repairing Batteries :
Generators Magnetos.
MILFORD BATTERY SERVICE
STANLEY HUNTER. Proprietor
Phone 3S7
One block east of First National
Bank. j22-tf
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WANTED-12 hot bed sash. X 6.
Ralph Nivarre, Williamsville Road.
near Blair's Mill. Phone 610R1 after
) d. m. n3-tf
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FOR SALE-Fire wood. Pine slab
wood, $500 per cord at the mill. $500
per cord delivered: oak. $500 at the
mill, $1,000 delivered; pine chunk wood,
SIC. 90: oak, $1,000. at the farm, 50. 90
per cord extra for delivering. We de-
liver to Milford. Milton, Georgetown.
Greenwood. Bridgeville and Seaford.
II. c. Priestley. Bridgeville, Del.
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PUBLIC SALE!

will sell the following Personal Prop
crty ut the farm, known as the Jude
Joseph Farm. where | now reside. "a
miles west of Georgetown, on the dirt
rOad. ON
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FOR SALE-One pair mules. 10
years old, will work anywhere: one 2
horse wagon with rack. IL large gal
vanized feeders. capacity 800 pounds
mash. Reuben Rutt. Slaughter Neck.
Phone Milford 643J2. nS-2tp
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FOR SALE-One electric meat grind
err i'm first class condition Alvin t.
Moore. Harbeson. Del. Phone Milton
1907. after 6 p. m. nlO-2tp
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FOR SALE Sprot WaldrOn feed
mixer. ton capacity: l Spear coal
burning cooking range. one S0-gallon
hot water boiler Geo. NJ. Simpson.
Collins Mill Georgetown. Del, r. +.
ID. Telephone Bridgeville 1851. o6-tf
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FOR SALE--One pair horses, heavy.
good timber horses. John Annett,
Staytonsville. Del. Phone Harrington
495. o6-tf
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PUBLIC SALE!
Of
Stock and Implements

The undersigned. having sold his
farm and disseminating farming. will
sell at Public Sale on the Reynolds
Reed" Farm. located on the Dover
Hazlettville Road, about 4i2 miles
West of Dover. Delaware. on
Milford chronicle., 1944-11-10

Having sold my farm. I will offer
at Public Auction. at the residence. 2
miles from Bridgeviile, on Bridgeville-
Georgetown Highway. on
Milford chronicle., 1944-11-10

FOR SALE-As l am in poor health.
am forced to sell farm of 1877 acres. 60
i'm cultivation New seven room bung-
allow, new 5000 capacity broiler house.
500 young peach trees. bore last year.
Priced for quick sale. On road from
OWENS station TO Bridgeville. Ed.
Aiken, Greenwood. Del n3-Stp
Milford chronicle., 1944-11-10

FOR SALE-House and lot. 8 room
dwelling, with electricity. water and
heat and garage. On lot 100 feet by
24O feet deep. Facing a 40foot street.
near Bratten Heights Douglas Fry.
Milford nlO-tt
Milford chronicle., 1944-11-10
PUBLIC SALE!

As am going to discontinue farm
ing will sell at Public Auction on the
Roland Davis Farm. I miles south
west OF Frederick. i mile off Freder-
lea and Milford Highway. on
Milford chronicle., 1944-11-10

FOR SALE,-SiN or seven acre Boil
ton place. good truck patch. On new
road. Must sell because of failing
health. Next to Clendaniel feed mills.
Price $4,000. Write Box ), Chronicle
office. Milford. nl0-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1944-11-10
GUNNERS NOTICE

1 hereby give fair warning to all
hunters, without exception, to keep
themselves and their dogs off my
property.
n3-2t c. A. COLELL
Milford chronicle., 1944-11-10
MILFORD CHRONICLE
'IllfOrd, Friday, November 10, 1914
NOTICE

No hunting or cunning on my
farm, located in Milford Neck.
Claude E. Lynch, Milford. n1O-3tp