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Milford chronicle., 1944-11-24

At the residence of George A. Will
son and Emma Wilson. deceased, To-
Gated southeast Of Georgetown Air
port on road TO St Johns Church, in
Georgetown Hundred. Sussex County,
Delaware, on
Saturday, November 25, 1914
AT TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Will be exposed to Public Sale. the
following Personal Property:
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Refrigerator. General Electric; Es-
tate Heatrola. electric stove, electric
radio. dining room tables and set
of KITCHEN chairs, 2 bedroom suites,
springs and mattresses. 2 feather
beds. odd bed. commode, reed chairs.
hall rack. sofa, 2 small hat racks,
rockers. studio couch. electric clock,
iron safe. medicine cabinet. throw
bureau sets. odd chairs. alarm clock.
kitchen linoleum. drop-leaf table. gal
Vanized tubs. S-quart cold packer,
foot stool. cooking utensils and dishes.
battery radio, some antique vases. one
2-horse riding pillow. John Deere; rid
ing pillow. Oliver: corn planter. Oil
yer: brooder stoves, poultry wire. lawn
mower, water pan. drinkers. 35 wa
tering crooks, wooden feeders. IA tin
feeders, lot of coal. lot of soy beans.
hay rake, mower. and other articles
too numerous to mention.
TERMS: CASH.
REAL ESTATE
At ONE O'CLOCK 7. VI.
On same date and same place will
he exposed to Public Sale the follow
ing described Real Estate:
TRACT NO. ALI that certain
tract, piece, and parcel of land situate,
lying and being in Georgetown Hun
dred. Sussex County. Delaware. lying
on the public road leading from
Georgetown to Springfield Cross Roads.
adjoining lands of j. Francis Truitt
and others. containing lh acres of
land. more or less; improved by
one story bungalow which is installed
with electric lights.
TRACT NO. 2-All that certain
tract. piece. and parcel Of land situate.
lying and being in Georgetown Hun
dred, Sussex County. Delaware. lying
on the public road leading from
Georgetown to Springfield Cross Roads.
adjoining lands of Sheppard Walls.
Georgetown Airport, Rufus Wilson,
lands now or formerly Of Frank Rust.
and others, containing 100 acres OF
land, more or less; improved by two
2-story dwelling houses. barns. sta
bles and other outbuildings thereon.
REAL ESTATE i ERSiS: 2O9, on
,lay Of sale. balance in Is days.
MARIE T. WILSON
IRENE s HUDSON
MARSHALL Il. WILSON
WARREN \. WILSON
II. Edward Maull. Attorney. nl7-2t
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SHERFF'S SALE!
By virtue OF a writ OF Fl. Fa. Attach
ment, TO me directed. will he
exposed to public sale. on
Saturday, December 2, 1914
AT 300 O'CLOCK T. NJ.

AT 300 O'CLOCK 7. NJ.
In front of the Court House Door. in
Georgetown, Georgetown Hundred.
Sussex County and State of Delaware,
the following Real Estate. to-wit:
l., IkACI NO the residence Of the
Street extended near Georgetown.
fronting about 55 feet on said street
having a depth OF 288 feet and width
of about 80 feet in the rear. adjoining
lands Of Lloyd Rogers. Sallie Spicer,
Tract No. 2. Coley Gordon and Doro-
thy Short. improved by a Two and
Half Story Frame Dwelling. Barn.
Corn Crib and Chicken House and
including the use of a certain drive
way leading to the rear thereof across
lands Of Lloyd Rogers from the afore-
TRACT NO. "A certain vacant LOT
in the rear of Tract No. !. being about
IS feet by 175 feet. adjoining Tract
No. ], lands of Coley Gordon. Samuel
Wiley. Tract No. 3. lands of Sallie,
Snicer. the heirs Of Frank Pepper and
the heirs Of William Shockley, and IN
Guiding the use OF a right OF way -
feet in width across lands this day
conveyed to J. Coley Gordon from
said lot to a dirt road leading from
the Georgetowp- Milford Highway to
the Brittinghanl property.
TRACT NO. $-F'our certain lots
designated as Nos. II. Is. II and 42
on the plot OF lands of Carl v. Powell.
having combined frontage of SO
feet on the North side OF Bramhall
Avenue and extending back the same
width distance of about 800 feet to
the Southerly side of Robinson Ave-
nue. with no improvements thereon
TERMS-20 per cent Of the purchase
money will be demanded on the day
of sale. the balance to he paid on or
before February 5th. 1915 II the pur-
chaser fails to comply with these
terms the per centum paid on day OF
sale will be forfeited. The purchaser
viii be required TO pay the cost OF
the deed.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property OF J. Thomas Collins. and
will be sold by
Daniel j. Short, Sheriff
sheriff's ONCE. Georgetown. Delaware.
November s. 1874. n17-2t
Milford chronicle., 1944-11-24
Tuesday, November 2S, 1914
At ZEN O'CLOCK \. NJ.
Rain or ShiRr
The following:


The following:
LIVE STOCK
Two good pair of mules. one black
horse. work anywhere.
I3 cows Jersey. HOlstein. :
Guernsey. ages TO 10 years; 10 milk
u gOUu ana fresh soon; Guernsey
heifers. one 2-year-Old Guernsey Buil
vi iiIe stock This herd has been T..
reactOr. Accredited herd
Two good mother hogs and l6 pigs.
ready to take of day of sale
= = FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One good International manure
spreader. ! grain drill. / hay rake. !
l.,uwer corn planter, ! lime drill.
No. 13 Oliver plow. ! "A" pillow, /
potato plow. l ~" drag harrow. one
GO-tooth drag harrow. one 6-fOot disc
harrow. 2 wheel cultivatOrs. low iron
wheel wagon and wooden wheel
wagon. both good as new: ] hay rack.
| wh,.ellnrrow seed sOwer. > sets Wag-
on harness. l set rope harness. sets
leather double reinS. collars. hri-
dies, / bag truck. 1C0 baskets. 4 log
chains, single trees. forks. shovels.
hoes, . crOss-cut saws and other things
too numerous to mention.
DAIRY EQUIPMENT
One 3-ean ice box. milk cans. 3
milk buckets. l stFainer. 2 milk stools,
Fairbanks Morse gasoline engine.
FEED
1900 Baskets Corn
TERMS: CASH.
LARRY w. PRETTYMAN
Dickcrson Bros, -NuctiOneers. nl7-2tp
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NOTICE
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that Let
ters Testamentary were in due
form of law granted unto the un-
dersigned on the tenth day of
November A. D., 1914. and that all
persons having claims against the
estate of the deceased must pre-
sent the same. duly attested to the
said The First National Bank and
Trust COMPANY. Executor of the
estate Of William G. Powders. de-
ceased, on or before the tenth day
OF November. 1915. or abide the
Act of Assembly in such case made
and provided.
THE FRS" NATIONAL BANK
AND TRUST COMPANY
BY Wallace F. McFaul,
Address, Trust Officer
Milford, Delaware Executor
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PUBLIC SALE
Owing to the fact that / have lost
my wife. have decided 10 discontinue
farming. and will offer for sale at my
home on the DR. Goodwin farm. on tar
and stone road leading from Frederica
to ThompsonviIle. adjoining the lands
OF Dr. Carlisle. ON
Tuesday, December ), 1914
At TEN O'CLOCK y. VI.
Rain or Shine
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LIVE STOCK
One pair Of horses.
16 HEAD or CATTLE. anybody
wanting good cows should attend this
safe. Eleven OF these cows are milk
ing. ! with calves by their sides. 3
fatkeP hogs. weighing 1ae0 pounds each
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One Allis- Chalmers tractor. W. G..
size. with cultiyatOr power lift; -AlliS-
4, halmers plOws, l4-inch bottoms: one
80 acres: / John Deere wagon. good
as new; I Mccormick tractor disc. g.
foot long. Is inches; ! wagon body.
Une i-rOw corn cutter. | Black Hawk
spreadrr. ! Farmers FaVorite grain
drill. / Deering binder, l McCorlnick
mower, steel roller. 3 barrels; One
No. So riding plOw. l rake, walking
cultivatorS. gasoline drums. walk
ing plOwS. / buckeye brOOder stove
and mover. water fountains and chick
en- feedeTs, sets pitch forks. sets
OF shoVelS. lot OF collars and harness.
5Ou steel traps. block and fall; ! hay
rack, ! corn shelter. fodder sled, 1n.
l6-pound hammer and wedges, lot Of
fet d bags, 3 cedar she ar poles. iaIu
pots. zJ-ssllon capacity; ! meat board.
/ sausage grinder. one 8-quart lard
press. new; one 7-foot hog scaldef
Win platform. ] SET Ol AfIoft boy
mixers, milk cans. milk buckets.
milk Straner. COW stools ana hand
sprays, ! steel wheelbarrOw. lot of
vhIckt wire. Lots of things too nu-
.I.rrOuS to mention.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One reed suite. bed and mattress
with feather tick. ! NictrOla and rec
orus, LaTlUr table. lamp and rug,
Singer sewing machine. nickel -Nlad-
DIN lamp. l marble top stand. stands.
/ ironing board. wallpaper outfit. lot
of pictures, mirrors and window
shades. also window screens. DurO- rs
tate cook stove. dishes Of all kinds.
knives and forks. pots and pans Oi
all sorts. = roasters. 4 cold packer. !
meat chopper. 2 tables. chairs Of all
kinds, ! flour chest, two X IL rugs.
'ongoleum; lot Of lnOleum floor COW
-ring, some antiques. alarm clocks.
mantle clock. Kerosene lamps. !
tea kettle aluminium per
,olatOrs Lots OF things too numer-
luS to mention.
FEED
/ will also offer COO baskets of corn.
Is bushels OF wheat. l50 baskets Gull
.Orn, ~ bushels of soy beans.
TERMS: CASH.
THOMAS GONAN. Owner
Milford. Delaware
O.ckerson Bros. Auetioneers.
). l.. Wilson. Clerk n2i-2tp
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Wednesday, December 6, 1914
AT TEN O'CLOCK \. NJ.
Rain or Shine
The following:

Rain or Shine
The following:
LIVE STOCK
Three good mules. one Jersey COW. 6
years old: Guernsey COW. 2 years
old. calf by her side: ] Guernsey heif-
er. ~ years old; I Ayrshire heifer. IL
months old. r. Il. and blood tested.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One 2-horse wagon. fam rack.
wagon box. ! SUt wagon springs,
dearborn, Van Brunt drill. l McCor-
mick mower. l grindstone. l set harm
trucks. one No. 10 Oliver plow. one
t-horse plow. one set platform scales,
2 wheel harrows. one 60-tooth drag
harrow, \ drag harrow, l corn shell
Ter. ciIltivators. post diggers. 4 log
chains, I corn fork. hog box. l wire
stIetchcT. 2 briar scythes. | wagon
jack. shovcls. pitch forks. lot of har
ness. brides. collars, baskets. ham,
pers, hoe. rakes. corn knives. spuds.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One organ, Victrola and records.
/ couch. 9 wood heaters, l burner oil
stove. cedar churn, l dash churn. 4
lamps. I kitchen cabinet. high chair.
milk strainer, I folding cot. stand
l bedstead. odd chairs. ] cupboard.
one ivory enamel cook stove. 2 cream
cans, ] stone jar. clothes dryer, some
glass jars.
One stock soy bean hay. ricl<s
straw, 50 bushels soy beans. 500 bask
cts corn, 1000 lunches long fodder.
TERMS: CASH.
NOAH DONOVAN
Dlckerson Bros, Auctloneers. n24-2tp
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SHIFTING
By T. "A. Hall, Milford, DEL.
In Honor OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Sanford Griffith


Sanford Griffith
| know a couple growing old
Silver locks and hearts of gold
Together meeting life's glad end
Clinging together: ON each depend
Looking back DER the years
Viewing the past through glad
tears
Remembering much Of joy and sor-
row
That's fitted them to meet the to-
morrow.
Long. long time they've been to-
gether
Through shifting scenes; changing
weather
To each other they've been true,
It's all this world expects them to
do.
Other couples you may know
Maybe watched them older grow
From stage to stage the good Lord
shifts us
Like He has Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford
Griffith. II
Milford chronicle., 1944-11-24
Saturday, November 25, 1914


The following:
LIVE STOCK
Three nice heifers, months old:
one large hog. about shoats and 6
pigs.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Riding plow. John Deere: walking
plOw, pitcher top pump. 2 seed har-
rows. ! bean puller. ] weeder. lot of
chicken crates. lot of barrels. roll hog
wire, double trees and single trees. 3
cross-cut saws. hOOk-On style liam
rack. l walking cultivatOr. offset
tongue. 3-hOrse: 30 feet 6-inch thresh-
ing belt. sausage grinder. l sausage
suffer. one hOOk-On rack. one wagon.
2-horse; one-horse wagon. one Buick
Eight. water heater for Chevrolet.
corn planter. 2-hOrse rake. potato
planter. mower. manure spreader. liam
rack. 2-horse; one grain fan. lawn
mower. lS-inch; lawn mower. "a
inch: 3 log chains. = Inch: riding har-
row. rockaway pulley. . iron pulleys.
collars and names and rope harness.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Set of quilting frames. kitchen
cabinet. white porcelain polish top
cooking range. set Of goblets. one
double barrel shot gun. No. l2: din
ing room tables. round; 6 chairs. l
lounge. ice refrigerator. lot of dishes
and pictures. SilveTtOne FictrOla and
records, I Edison phOnOgraph and rec
ords. / organ i'm RevinO case. 2 iron
bedsteads. wood bedstead. mat
tress, 54-inch: / mattress. 39-inch; 3
oil cooking stoves. oil lamps. l carpet.
rocking chair. side hoard. Morris
chair. bureaus, candle stick holders,
wood and glass: typewriter. Reming-
ton: smoking stand. wash stand.
beginners typewriter. i hand made
drop-leaf table lot OF curtains. blinds
and curtain rods. stone jugs. 5-gallOn
and i-gallon: l new prewar electric
shaver. dressing table, old fashioned
hall rack with mirror. radio. ! butter
print.
ANTIQUE ES
One cupboard. old; fine old clock,
3 chests of drawers. picture easel. one
fine old side hoard.
TERMS: CASH.
HALL y. MACKLIN, Owner
John DickeTSOn. AuctiOneer.
Geo MnrrisOn fflprk nlT-StD
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IN MeMoRlAM

In memory of our dear mother. who
passed away November 2l. 1888:
why should we fear in the black Of
night?
In the stars there is a message of So
our mother has gone TO be in Heaven
bright,
And now We know she can sec Him
face to face.
1tp HELEN and HARRY
Milford chronicle., 1944-11-24
Saturday, December ?, 1914

hJttt u<ty DCNChtUCI - IOff
AT TWO O'CLOCK T.. NJ. d.
The following described real estate,
tO-wit:
ALL that lot, piece and parcel OF
land located in the Town of Milford in
Cedar Creek Hundred, County of Sus-
sex ard State OF Delaware, beginning
at the Southwest corner of Carlisle
Lane adjoining lands now or formerly
of Walter Daniel; thence running
North with said lands 63 G. to East
Front Street: thence East with said
East Front Street To "A corner OF lands
now or formerly of Annie M. Lofland.
I al: thence with said lands South l6';
thence East with said lands AZ TO a
corner OF lands now or formerly OF
Annie NJ. I-Ofiand. IT al: thence South
with said lands to Carlisle Lane So;
thence running with Carlisle Lane.
West So 9" home to place of begin
ming. containing 6.5lS square feet, he
ing the same more or less. Said lot
is improved by II 2is story frame dwell
ing.
Ileing .the lands Of the late Harry
n. Still who departed this life on OF
about November 18th. 1913. intestate
and leaving surviving him as his only
heirs at law Lydia ~ Gillespie. Mex
ander still. William II. still. George J.
still. and Margaret Wadsworth.
TERMS OF SALE
Twenty per centum of the purchase
price must he paid by the purchaser
TO the Undersigned ON the day OF sale.
and the residue thereof must he paid
TO the undersigned at its place of busi-
ness in the City of Milford. Sussex
County and State of Delaware on or
before the 18th day of December a. d.
1914. at which time a good and sufii-
cient deed will be given to the pur-
chaser. The amount paid ON the day
Of sale will be treated as a part of
the purchase price If the aforesaid
purchaser. otherwise the amount paid
on the day of sale will be forfeited
and taken as ascertained and liqui-
dated damages for Noncompliance.
THE MILFORD TRUST COMPANY.
Milford. Delaware
Agent for the Heirs OF Harry H. Still.
n24-2t Deceased
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Administrative Sale
The undersigned will sell by way of
Public Sale at her home In Long Neck.
near AiillsbOrO. on
Saturday, December 2, 1914

At ONE O'CLOCK r. NJ.
The following:
LIVE STOCK
Two Milk Cows. Heifers. Fat
tening Hog.
n . FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One Ford sedan automobile. one .
horse wagon. I dayton. riding har-
row. | riding plow. l hay mower. /
disc harrow. block and fall. oil
tanks. l corn sheller, walking plOws.
walking harrows. cultivators. 1
potato sOwer lots of tools. forks. hoes.
shOvels. rakes. barr, Is. saws. hamp-
ers. baskets.
Some HOUSEHOLD GOODS includ-
ing Radio. iron safe and several other
things too numerous to mention.
TERMS: CASH
OLIVE NJ. WILSON
Administrative of the estate of
Arthur c. Wilson. deceased.
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PUBLIC SALE
l viii sell at Public Sale, at my home.
81 Washington street. Milford. on
Saturday, December 2, 1914
AT ONE O'CLOCK p. NJ. SHARP
Rain or Shine

huIW OF 0UTHf
The following:
HOUSEHOLD EQUIPMENT
One hair dryer. dining room chairs.
stands, ! oak round table and chairs.
wicker chairs. barber chairs. l met
al bed. I living room suite. 3-piece: i
porch rocker. living room chair, 4
bureaus. writing desk. l vanity
dresser. 2 floor lamps. ] Administer
rug, X 12; cots. 6 antique chairs.
l walnut table. wash bowl and pit
cher. rocking chairs. wash tubs. !
day he'd. laundry tubs. Lots of other
things too numerous to mention.
MISS LAURA COLE
II. C. Holden. Auctioneer. ma 2t
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DUEtfEf % JftUE . f5HIEIKH
Sheriff's Once. Georgetown, Delaware.
November s. 1874. n17-2t
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ron BREAK AND BEND

We Weld and Mend
0xy-acetylene Welding, Cutting
and Bra2ing. We specialize in
Electrical Repairing Batteries :
Generators MagnetOs.
MILFoRD BATTERY SERVICE
STANLEY HUNTER. Proprietor
Phone 3S7
One block east of First National
Bank. j22-ti
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Tuesday. November rs. 1944

Tuesday, November %, 1914
AT TEN O'CLOCK a. NJ.
The following Personal Property. TO-
wit:
LIVE STOCK
One pair Mules, work anywhere: /
Black Mare. 10 years old. work any
where.
One Pile Stove Wood.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One Dexter gasoline washing ma
chine. new; Home Comfort range,
good as new; one living room suite,
one sideboard. 4 stands. rugs, j
smoking stand. swing chairs. rock
ing chairs. sewing machine. bu-
reaus. one antique bureau. / daven-
port. tables. l Perfection oil stove.
good as new; living room wood stove.
z kitchen chairs, l gasoline iron. 2
bedsteads. l single bedstead bed COW
ering. three ~ linoleum rugs.
Brussels carpet. l White Mountain ice
box. dishes. glassware, bundles new
wire and many other articles.
TERMS: CASH No goods to be re-
moved until paid for.
GARFIELD DONOVAN
Daniel ]. Short, Auctioneer. n17-2t
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WANTED-AIiddle aged or elderly
lady to do light house work. Would
live in and make home with family OF
three. Howard l.. White. 102 Hickman
street. Rehohoth Beach. Delaware. 4
nl7-2tp
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WANTED-FemaIe. Part time OF
full time; steady year around. Expert
ence not necessary. Particularly at
tractive to housewives who want some
extra money and still have time for
home work. Milford Laundry. Milford.
f5-tf
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One bay mare, "a years old: / sor-
rel mare. ~ years old: gray mare.
old: 2 cows (twinsD, years old.
giving milk. other he fresh in Febru-
airy: ] COW. 10 years old. giving milk.
Al Z. L. tested.
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FOR sALE-Fifty colonies Of ltal-
ian bees IN new 10-frame modern
hives. Plenty of honey to winter them.
Sold slngly or all. Also plenty OF comb
suppers, full depth chambers drawn
and shallow extracting suppers. drawn
top and bottom boards and most ev-
erything you would need 10 keep bees.
Sold at my farm near Broadktll Draw
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PUBLIC SALE!

I will sell at Public Sale, the fol-
lowing Household Goods, at my home
on West Main street. in Greenwood,
Del. ON
Saturday, November 25, 1914
AT ONE O'CLOCK p. NJ.
The. following:
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Lot OF garden tools, tubs. enamel
buckets. cooking utensils. 3-burner
Perfection oil stove, wood cook stove.
wood chunk stove, small oil heater.
round dining table with extra leaves.
old buffet with marble top. lot of
dishes and cutlery. ice refrigerator.
kitchen safe. lot linoleunl. two ~
Administer rugs, fibre rug. lot of
throw rugs. studio couch. good as
new; couches. set of 6 old stool
chairs with cane seats. lot of rocking
chairs, some old ones. porch rock
ers. l wooden swing for porch. hall
rack. Singer sewing machine. 1 oak
bedroom suite. 2 wooden beds, old
chest of drawers. hand made COM
forts. | Morris chair. Sday clock.
TERMS: CASH.
ANNIE F. SHARP
Jno. l.. Stevens. nl7-2tp
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NOTICE

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

All persons are warned against
hunting ON the farm where | re-
side, under penalty of law.
ROBERT JOHNSON
n17-3tp Near Houston
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NOTICE no GUNNRRs

No cunning allowed on the II. P.
Layton lands at Broadkiln Beach.
n10-3tp o. C. BEIDEMAN
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FOR SALE-Boy's suit. all wool.
size l3. $500; overcoat. size 40, all
wool. $1,000. Roth in perfect condi-
tion. Rug. . X ~. $500; rug. 6 3.
500. Dining extension table and five
chairs. $500. Several miscellaneous
articles. Call at residence or phone
3l5l. Harry M. Fisher. Frederica. Del.
Box No. 21s. n24-2t
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PUBLIC SALE


As / am disseminating farming
Will sell at Public Auction on the farm
where I now reside, miles east of
Ellendale. on dirt road leading from
Ell, ndaIe to jefferson Cross Roads.
known as Harry Jefferson Farm. on
Monday, November 27, 1914
At IL O'CLOCK NOON
Rain or Shine
The following:
LIVE STOCK
Two good Horses. ! good Mule. .
Guernsey Cows. years old: Guern-
S,y Cows. 3 years old: ! Jersey Cow.
years old; ! Jersey Cow. s years old.
Z. i. and blood tested.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One Ohio riding cultivator. one Su-
DeriOr S-spOut drill. l horse rake. !
Mccormick moving machine. one 80
tooth drag. one 2-hOrSe plow. one l.
horse plOw. ] John Deere corn plant
ter John Deere riding plow, one .
horse wagon. in good condition: one
hay rack, lot of harness and brides
and double reins. one double ~" drag.
5000 lunches OF long fodder. 800 has
kets of corn.
t'SEHOLD GOODS
Beds with springs. one Heatrola. in
good condition: one bureau and lots
OF other things too numerous 10 mem
ton.
DAVID ERWIN JEFFERSON
Dickerson Bros. AuctiOneers.
Norman Clifton. Clerk nl7-2tp
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Headouarters for Rock Wool,

Loose, granulated. bats. r. o. b. Mil
ford, Blown or sold by bag or carton.
Also ceiling materials. Wholesale or
retail. George Il. Macklin Com
pany. Milford. Phone 3N3. m24-tf
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1 will also offer GOO baskets of corn.
rs bushels OF wheat, $50 baskets Gull
corn, ~ bushels of SOY beans.
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n24-2tp
NOTICE

Person who took my wallet from
my car containing my draft, truck
and car registration cards and Ii
cense, return at once to avoid trou-
BILE as | know who you are.
LOUIS KIELBASA
n24-2tp Staytonsville. Del.
Milford chronicle., 1944-11-24
Wednesday, November 29, '44
AT TEN O'CLOCK a. NJ.
Rain or Shine
The following property:
LIVE STOCK


Rain or ShiHr
The following property:
LIVE STOCK
One bay mare. IA years old: l sor-
rel mare. ~ years old; / gray mare.
old: 2 cows (twinsD, 2 years old.
giving milk, other he fresh in Febru-
AIRY: ] COW, 10 years old, giving milk.
All T. B. tested.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One high wagon. / Farmers Favor
lite drill. 10-spout: / land roller. steel:
| light dearborn. ! spring-tooth. ! rid
ing cultvatOr. riding plow. No. I2
John Deere. ! Mccormick mower,
Acme harrow, one No. l3 Oliver iron
beam plow. set front iron wheels and
axle with bedding, ] marker, 3-row:
set rear wagon wheels and axle. one
No. 10 Oliver walking pillow. l hay
rack. ! fiat rack, I extra wagon box,
hay rake. walking cultivators,
small plow. ] carriage. ] cutter, 10
disc; cutter. l2-disc: set horse clip
pers. l blacksmith forge, ] set barn
trucks. l lawn mower. 3 log chains.
block and fall. hand corn planters.
l straw knife. corn knives. ] sled. l
vinegar barrel. l cider barrel. one 3
horse tree for drill. 2 plant spades. 2
short handle shovels. 2 long handle
shovels, ! scoop shovel. 3 long handle
and l short handle forks, l grubbing
hoe. 2 cross-cut saws. cant hooks.
2 half-bushel measures. several corn
spuds. hog hooks. ! bill hook. two
5-gallon kegs. l set wagon harness.
set wagon reins. sets plow harness.
3 brides. collars, wooden COW
stanchions, COW chains. stable
chain halters for COWS. several sets
of hames. single. double and 3 horse
trees. 1875 Is baskets, new; lot of
used Is baskets. ! grass blade. lot
tools and wrenches. lot scrap iron.
FEED
100 bales LespedeZa hay. 30 baskets
yellow corn. lot short corn.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One organ. library tables. seat
hall rack. I child's desk, wood heat
ers. ! only used = months; ] ward
robe, / table. several rocking chairs,
& stool chairs. I cylinder churn. I
separator. family size. Al condition.
Many other things too numerous 10
itemize.
TERMS: CASH. ~ '2'''n s'' ~ p'' -
JOHN W. RUST. Owner
John Dickerson, Auctioneer.
Charles Dearman. Clerk.
Lunch will lie served.