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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21
INyTSTR0rGHs
GtITERs
IinMI I,lpRnNENlNIs

EEFOEE making h0me Improvement
oil the HOUSE DOCTOR for spg-
srst4.es and ideas no obligation.
"5a0 EFgTHlEk LUMBER 90.
-f~ra fEEt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21

JOE SKATING nightlys dancing
saturday wrestling Tuesday windsor
A-ers. 81 McDcagau windsor
ROCK wool. blown In psNE. attic,
save fuel comfost. II $500. i've
~ ass
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Edward A.. Bosom. 49, Mary u.
Melting, 20
Aihert Robinson as Bertha Anider.
Marvin +. sehlk. 90; Violet schTsi-
Der. %.
Robert J. shiyely 81: Gertrude
Thompson, p ..- d.,
Lester b. Myers. 81; Marioris X
Cunningham. IS. 80
James w Allen, 81; Anna w. Ma
Elsin A. Compton. 70. Theresa
Stephenson, q.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21

pt ssfR-Apru o. Freezer ea 90
ll217 F1chr Ie bel loved wife 90 Fw
rfsr ~ E-nI Nogsr- A. A. %
Peters Funeral Home i20ti Gtat-.t
Ase until Saturday so a a
gRtF ~ crivsrr II gfh-r-9
Church seymygr and Chslmers from
noon until firrF NJ service w
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LOST AND FOUND

CAMEO brooch. lost March 30.
United Artists Theater Keepsake
mother. IF 2-599s Reward
LOST - ENf0ld Containing A and
b gas ration books and tire inspec-
ton record. sproat near W0odwafd
reward Lester keliogg IS sproat,
Room 23i
LOFT -35mm tcica lens IN or near
Casg Tech school or Detroit Leland
Hotel $40 reward. Box . 1901. De-
troit Times. 81.
LOST 9o0x20 tire and Budd wheel
between Co'dwater and Cambridge
1irrr-'fun on rs III Reward. no
WV
LOST sable ana white collie. ,ehil-
drenls pet. ph0Rs TO s-s397. Re
ward
LOST Black white male dog. vicln-
ity plymouth-O drive. reward.
TY 5-266a
LOST 2 ration books No & Ben
ard Beiis Brooks. 90i McComh.
LOST Ration book No. 4, Hubert
Luckey 1925 81. Antoine
REWARD-Lost, yellow gold Buiova
wrist watch, gift from blind husband.
MA $40 or ca $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21

OSBOR Mabel r., nee General.
Arm ~ wife ~ thu lafe DAVID,
dear mother Of Mrs Eosaund Fergu-
son Mrs June Eckmeter and Mabel.
dear sister o. Mrs Maude F1va,
Mrs Pearl Blsnkstein. Funeral from
G. n MrNeeIv Funeral " me wv
west Grand Blvd Saturfsy, z = mo
Trfermenf Woodrrere
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21

TFR0OF with "FiirtF7fe7 roofior.
$50 MONEY DOWN. Call FOR free
CefIn.pfa
f%TERSTATr LUMBER co
Mound o. f0-Nls RI Sd sssf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21
HoIsE RAISING

Al FDSDATlJN, REPAIRS
81 ssraIsuF Flrrs Carpertrf
CITY WIDE SERVICE. TY s-3ehT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21

RFNFROE April ~. sarah 3 be-
loved mother ~ Mr. Prank Guinot.
ester ~ Emsi-e carr Fanny Han
cock. Bannie Tyncall and sam Car
POLL. grandmother a. Dorothy Tabor
Lucille johnson and Alvin Johnson.
F,-f--~--i- fHais4a -raAianAeA- LA AAtA /.
land svenue. ? p m Saturday. Rev
John n Kane officiating. iltermCnt
OakvieW Cemctcry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21

James Gather. 2227 Brewster. Al.
Henry Neeman. lO30l Gratiot, 81
william Charles spietz. 5037 Fisher,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21
DEATHS

Margaret Price Field 933 watson. a.
Ruth Williams. 26fS Chestnut, rs,
Howard Eagles. Farmlhgtan, %.
EDWARD Dolan. 1925 Fifth 40
Florence Searey, 21d5 r.. Vernon
highway. "a.
Edward Woods. Sis =. Forest, 80.
Katherine Dnrbin KenshaW. S35
Braeside. Baltimore. months.
Charles Delbert stewart. Marion, ~
Clifton 4. Middleton. 1920 Lauder,
Josephine Dole1sl. So65 springveus
James Gather 1927 Brewster. Al.
Henry Neeman. l030l Gratiot, 50
William Charles spietz. J037 FISHER,
II.
Mary Ann Jackson. 1881 Bradford.
So
stanley Tavern James. 1924 Royal
Brady Stevenson. 1880 Piersop 70.
Richard 81 Cole. 1885, Cavalrs p.
Margaret Shay. 2003 ClarkdAle, 10.
Albert Lord, DAB Toledo. 81
Adpife Guzman. 1880 18th 80.
Jacob WiAtr, 1882 Chene. 50.
Louis Thomas. f42l Concord ~.
Stella koz!owski, 1921 Carpenter. a.
Raymond Kuko~ski. 3Tvs-tyt-'---'T-
Emanusl Hsuiwen, $50 L. Goldengste
rs
Daniel p. Ellsworth. 1902 Van cou-
Thomas Burns. los Davenport, s..
Angus DeWAr. 1918 Lansing. IS.
EDNA Foge!. 1882 steel Al.
Hattie PIT. S6sa i7th 90
Thomas +. Collins. 1905 Maryland.
Louise C. Lower 1920 Msrlows -
Anime Elizabeth Savage, 1874 Chsl-
msrE s.
Gustav Pratt If55 HafyTshd' cTFosEs
Chrstins wieyslhsu,, ioiio wsyburn,
Rossi,h. J Hur sso7 Llnwood. 81.
Ward X. Henderson. warden Hotel
Charles W. Lsmk., 1880 Plnshlrst,
Arthur A. Ksixsnnsv. 2al Mckinley
Ri q = Farms it.
Robert Emmett Basseu ei2 Lille
bridge. IS
clarsnce C VAN. 40iI Virginia Park.
IS
Charles VI Fraser 1910 Howard ~
Alherf~ Bulleymert go PrcH' .'
Charles LeRsy spencet 5s35 ham.'-
ton. 81
John clinton spaulding. 10000 Miller
Pennington. 80
Eich Urhani, 1865 Arlnrtrn. 90
Arthur J. Thompson. lQ5ll + JET
ferson. 70
Ceorgs A. BQrmsn. sot3 cha'sUor'a.
"a
Lana Ret.. Eaton RAPID, 79
Frances Liyermofs, 1881 WABASH.
a
Mary Ann Krswo1sl $40 s2t. g.
Car - Eebrine 1878 Terry o.
Anthony Kouar. I02 keenr., -
Joel Pearson, 2sIs Grand Rlse-. IS.
Joe DeMeAs p.
Arthur J HgwiE 1877 Pains -
Terry VIM sadlsr. ~ warren -.
william Donald kra4se, Ii45- steIld.
WyAnfofte
George Moran FORE Wayne Hotel %
ChRrlss WAtkins a5et Ir.sr.
Prank Avs. 5000 Phup 80
HELEN Varga ~ s Sissy 80.
William Fafnetr Pa ftr-E a.
CLAUDE Taylor ifff tr-rr-0E -
AFrahasn Werney, 1921 sErtryant.
a. -7.,.
Ks,hsrins Ssoysy. 2e2f Mortclair. 81.
Charles Ho0dsN- 1917 rtsa'rt. ~.
FtsnK James Cufsn. a4se L-.1rof.
IS
Timothy waiter Is". tssi 2Mas
Howard August, Dee sass Egvar.a.
a.
Frs--., n Gosbs' s7I7 Seneca -
Arthur y sado~s Jr le.2s Bolton.
m1rfn
Jastpn wn wof3en 1877 Turner.
50
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TRADE scHooLs--MALE
TRADE scHooLs-FEMALE
Expert Service Directory
and Buyers Guide
ADVERTISING DISPLAY
ATTICS CONVERTED

CARLSON STUDIOS - Advertising
displays posters. 1903 Brlsh 81.
--15--r I-rT1lrrH- SIT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21

"A DEFESSE against hlEh prices
Have your mattress renovated
Miller epo, KEEcHENAL- IF 1924
MATTRESS rsnoYaiinE. tnnersprlrg
mattress rear quality wSrkmansklp
guaranteed Hatlsy RA. 6u0s
= - - -
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Death 12otlres

bt SsER April o. Fte8sr sa H
f1r7 Roche .e beloved wife E tT
srfer ~ Emil NoJFr- A. D.
Peters Funeral Home, i2os7 Gtat.t
A.e until Saturday 800 a m tH
grRtF ~ rrivar ~ Il gff-r-.a
Church Soy nSur and Chslmers from
noon until t'rs NJ service -
safIffar Deceased DHs morn ~
l.4'neran LADIES' A4X.1arr. Chapter
-
CARNEY-Apfg 10. Richard h =
fsst Fast Warren. beloved husband
40 Onnie dear fafhrf az Mrs. ttaaE
Wo'T Mrs. Alice Hart. Richard an3
Newell gtAn1fA'hcr ~ ErantrhH.
dren and Frsnf srantfhHfle0.
Funeral seryice saflr1At w %
\ X Peters F4uera. Horne, 51
Grsti0t Ave
DWORkoNSKI Zdzislaw suddenly.
hsI0yrf husband ~ ArnA dear fa'l'r
~ Marie and Lucille brother ~ Nrs
Helen Etelmas7ek M Mar Sie-
rerN ~ Detroit Mrs Frances Gran
I'm ard Mrs LeocotlA &1-r0~sei q
los Angeles Funeral from refl1fnce,
t2u3 Mitchell. SATURDAY, 10 go 90 81
Hyactntn church a.
GELINSKA See GRAIN notice
GRAHN-Aprii 70. Fr,deticsa ~
ASH Bishop Pa wife cf i.s 'hts
Charles dear mother ~ Mrr cara
Gr1shru Mrs. Charles G|fsFhtaE and
Ms Theodore Riehs o. a. Clair.
Mich Erandmother 90 10 rrartlft-
drsn snd 10 grssf- rsnfchutrrn ss-
ter ~ Ms Henry Bus.epp ard Me-
Minnie SfrauchmAn. .Fu1ersl service
SATURDAY 3 3 nj A. 81 Peters
FunsrAl Home. l2o5T Grato'
IAhE-CNs. whteJ. Lille axe So
year.. beloved wife o. the iAts Ma
AIMS Lake, dear mother of Nfs
Run Allen. waiter George Leslie.
Hsrry and Edwin Lake, ETantm0' her
e AArAB ranaebi+dFen. scar A.ater
- Mrs. Florence Hears ard LeH
WINE Funeral from The residerge.
2gss Townsend Ave. Saturday morn
INK a. 10 80 and ~ r. Mar =
church tdoWnt0Uuj AZ u. lutermcnt
Foreslawn
LoEWEN April IS, Mar o1~s
P0utt. beloved VIE ~ TIE l4fe John
J. dear mother % MIS- EDWIN
Il Pevrs. Mrs Francis CRlPrt Mrs.
Clarence Theiobaid Mrs Angela Nil
lsr Mrs. Bon Guber Norbert Than
gilbert Wilfrsd and Eizabefh L0e-
ven u grandchildren dear sister ~
Pan Bout. Charles Pou'' Mrs
Lewis Winter Fureyal saturday
'NFi fF7N"A"ii'TH q WV
10 a mi
NtLSON-Aprl 10. Thomas beloved
husband o. Julia a father ~
Harold A and II. Roy 7 Trsnd
fs'her Of ". Thomas sally Ann and
Leroy. brother OF Crristtar flnef1l
from Harvey \ Nsety Flneral Ilaale.
1859 Maybury Grand Saturday az
= m. Intermert Acacia PARK Gene
terry
OSBOR Mabel r. nee General
Apul ~ wife ~ thu lafe DAVID,
dear mother Of Mrs Eosahui Fergu
son Mrs June Eckmeter and Mabel
Dear SISTER 81 Mrs Naude E1va,
Mrs Pearl Blankstein. Funeral from
& n hcNeeIv Funeral II me. o1I
west Grand Bvd Saturday 3. mo
irterment Woodmere
RENFROE April ~. sarah be.
loved mother ~ Mr. Frank Guinot
ester ~ Fmti-e carr Fanny Han
cock. Bannie Tyncall and sam car
roll grRndmother a. Dorothy Tabor.
Lucille Johnson and Alvin Johnson.
-Fi-f-@--i- fH1is4,- raAidnnaa--llAA- MAEA
land avenue. 2 m SATURDAY Rev
John H. Kane officiating. lltermcni
Evening star., 1944-12-17

Bcrufflcd troek thot is youthful.
feminine and completely irresistible
The built up SKIRT shows Oft doll like
wo,stI,nc and IS lovely in soft royon
crepe with O locy blouse for estro
speo,oI ocoos.ons. Pottcfn Of the week
No 1894 comes in sizes Y. IA. Is.
l8 ond 20 S,zc IA, blouse. long
sleeves, requires z yo-ds OF IS or 39
INCH motcr,oI, sknt, z yords; IA yords
mochlnc mode ruttI,ne, or rs yord self
fuffI'ns; " yords ribbon for bows
Milford chronicle., 1944-12-01
Saturday, December 9. 1914
AT TEN O'CLOCK \. NJ.
Rain or ShiRr

The following:
LIVE STOCK
One Pair Mules. Cows. blood Test
ed; 4 Mother Hogs. with Pigs; ]
Male Hog. Shoats.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One low down wagon. one 2-hOrse
plow. one 1-hOrse plow. 2 cultiVatorS.
drag harrow. timber cart. pair
fronts. ! mower, dump mower, ! corn
shelter. l grindstone. 2 vinegar bar
rels, kegs, / coal brooder stoves. 2
kerosene brOoder stoves. log chains, /
iron scalding pot. sets of scales. 2
sets rope harness. sets chain har-
ness. 3 collars. 3 brides. fodder. hay.
shOvels. hoes. lot of poultry and hog
wire.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Three porch rockers. glider. l ped
estal wash stand with spray attach
ment. manicure table, shampoo
chair. l shampoo board. dryer.
Electrolux refrigerator. kerosene: l
Quick Neal cook stove, q kitchen cab
inets, dishes. / dining room suite, oak
with very large table; one 3-piece liv-
ing room suite. l day bed. ! Morris
chair. pictures. library tables:
gasoline washing machine. drop leaf
kitchen tables. ! barrel butter churn,
l butter print, set sad irons. 2 goose
feather beds. several mirrors. Alad
din table lamp. l Aladdin floor lamp.
l meat grinder. ! brass bed. mahog-
any dresser. oval mirror: l ice cream
freezer. l gallon; > metal beds. in
cubator. 500 egg capacity: bed
springs, ] radio stand. ! living room
clock, some children's clothes. 7 Sing
er sewing machine. electric floor
lamp. l rocking chair. / thermos jug,
l gallon: / Wilton art square rug. .
y ~; l chest of drawers. ! chOffonier.
smoking stands. l small desk. ] bed
room suite. hand made table cloth.
REAL ESTATE
We will offer at o'clock p. NJ. our
farm property containing 80 acres,
more or less, with nineroom house. =
porches. heater. new roof. in good
chicken houses with running
wafer. good harm and wind mill.
Also farm mile and a half east OF
known as Asa i. Warren
Farm. 146 acres.
TERMS: CASH on day of sale. No
goods to he removed until settled for.
HARVEY +. PENUEL
Glendale, Del. X. ID.
Dickerson Bros, Auctioneers. d1-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1944-12-01
IN MEMoRIAM

In loving memory of J. Harvey Nc
Ilvaine, who passed away November
80. 1912:
Today hrings sad memories
OF the day you went to rest
But you'll always he remembered
by those who loved you best.
It's lonesome here without you.
And sad the weary way
For life is not the same to us
Since you We're called away.
The blow was sudden. the shock Sc
we're
We little thought the end so near.
And only those who've lost can tell
The pain OF parting without farewell.
More and more each day we miss you
Friends may think the wound Is heal
ed
But they little know the sorrow
That lies within our hearts concealed.
Sadly missed by Wife. Children and
Grandchildren. ltp
Milford chronicle., 1944-12-01
SATURDAY, December 2, 1944
AT TWO O'CLOCK p. NJ.

AT TWO O'CLOCK =. NJ.
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 6" to East
Front Street; thence East with said
East Front Street to a corner of lands
now or formerly of Annie NJ. Lofland
ct al: thence with said lands South 46';
thence East with said lands a. to a
corner Of lands now or formerly of
Annie NJ. Lofiand. ct al: thence South
with said lands to Carlisle Lane So :
thence running with Carlisle Lane.
West S2' 2" home to place of begin
ming. containing 6.5lS square feet. he
ing the same more or less. said lot
is impIOve by a q. story frame dwell
ing.
Being the lands Of the late Harry
II. Still who departed this life on OF
about November 18th. 1913. intestate
and leaving surviving him as his only
heirs at law Lydia \. Gillespie. Alex
ander Still. William II. Still. George J.
Still. and Margaret WadswOrth.
TERMS OF SALE
Twenty per centum of the purchase
price must be- 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 n. ID.
1874. at which time a good and sufii
cient deed will he given to the pur-
chaser. The amount paid on the day
of sale will be treated as part OF
the purchase price il the aforesaid
terms are fully complied with by the
purchaser. otherwise the amount paid
on the day Of sale will he forfeited
ard taken as ascertained and liqui-
dated damages for noncompliance.
THE MILFORD TRUST COMPANY.
Milford. Delaware
Agent for the Heirs of Harry II. Still.
u2j-2t Deceased
Milford chronicle., 1944-12-01
Tuesday, December ), 1914
At TEN O'CLOCK \. NJ.
Rain or Shine

ne lbiloN ilE.
LIVE STOCK
One pair OF horses.
IG HEAD OF CATTLE. Anybody
wanting good cows should attend this
sale. Eleven of these cows are milk
ing. with calves by their sides. 3
fatten hogs. weighing 400 pounds each.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One Allis- Chalmers tractor. w. c.
size. with cultivatOr power lift; Allis-
Chalmers plows. 14-inch bottoms; one
so acres: John Deere wagon. good
as new: l Mccormick tractor disc. O.
foot long. IS inches; ! wagon body,
one l-row corn cutter. l Black Hawk
spreader. Farmers FavOrite grain
drill l Deefing binder. / Mccormick
No. SO riding plow, l rake. walking
cultivators, gasoline drums. 3 walk
ing plows. l Buckeye broOder stove
and hover. water fountains and chick
en- feeders. sets pitch forks. sets
of shovels. lot of collars and harness.
300 steel traps. block and fall. / hay
rack. corn shelter. l fodder sled. one
l6-pound hammer and wedges. lot Of
feed bags. cedar shear poles. . lard
pots 25gallOn capacity: l meat board.
/ sausage grinder. one S-quart lard
press, new: one 7-foot hog scalder
Will ST VI N.hbtN 10y
mixers. milk cans. 2 milk buckets.
milk strainer. COW stools and hand
sprays. steel wheelbarrOw. lot of
chicken wire. Lots of things too nu-
merous to mention.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One reed suite. bed and mattress
with feather tick. Nictrola and rec
Ords, parlor table. lamp and rug. L
Singer sewing machine. l nickel -Alad-
din lamp. | marble top stand. stands
| ironing board. l wallpaper outfit. lot
of pictures. mirrors and window
shades. also window screens. Duro- Es-
tate cook stove, dishes of all kinds,
knives and forks. pots and pans of
all sorts. rOasters. l cold packer. !
meat chopper. tables. chairs of all
kinds. l flour chest. two . X ~ rugs.
lot of linoleum floor COW
ering. some antiques. 3 alarm clocks.
| mantle clock. , kerosene lamps. !
aluminium tea kettle aluminium per
Lots Of things too numer-
ous to mention.
FEED
will also offer 600 baskets of corn.
rs bushels of wheat, 15O baskets Gull
corn. 20 bushels of soy beans.
TERMS: CASH.
THOMAS GOVAN. Owner
Milford. Delaware
Dickerson Bros. Auctioneers.
:. l.. Wilson. Clerk. n24-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1944-12-01
Saturday, December 8, 1914
AT 1890 O'CLOCK l.. VI.
Rain or Shine

The following:
ANTIQUES
Three bedroom suites. including
very old chest Of drawers. 2 bedside
stands. i straight back chairs. how
hack rocker. one 6-foOt settee, ! round
clock, lot of antique pictures frames
and mirrors. l chest. numerous antique
dishes.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Two . y ~ rugs. one 6ls . rug
other rugs and carpets. library table
and stand. couch. . rocking chairs.
organ and Nictrola. both in good
playing condition; SilvertOne battery
radio. 1 feather beds. | cot size fea-
ther bed and feather pillow. set OF
lamp. Rayo lamp and other lamps,
window curtains. lantern, dishes. cook
ing utensils. iron kettles and pots.
knives, forks and spoons, service for
~ set of dishes CBlue Bird design.
ice refrigerator. COngoleum rug. y
Is; Congoleum rug, IL; l Home
comfort Range. in good condition. new
hrehack and fire CRATES: Cole Hot Blast
coal or wood heater. almost new; g.
burner oil stove for cooking. china
closet. extension table. 3 leaves and
chairs.
OUTSIDE ARTICLES
Bags. lot of 2-foOt poultry wire. 3
ladders and ! step ladder. Buckeye
brooder stove and fountains. barrels
and kegs. peach baskets. l roll of tar
red paper. OK yoke. meat box, wash
tubs. pork barrel. ? sprayers. ham,
mers. forks. shovels. hoes and rakes.
crow bar. egg crates. oak and pine
framing and board. good lumber. IS or
~ bushels of SOY beans.
TERMS: CASH.
MRS. IRA STEVENSON
Administrative
Geo. w Simpler. Auctioneer. d1-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1944-12-01
PUBLIC SALE
of valuable
FARM, EQUIPMENT and
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

At my farm in Bethany Beach. right
at the Post Office. on
Saturday, December 9, 1914
At ONE O'CLOCK p. NJ
FARM consists of 80 acres with two
acres of nice timber. and capacity
for 5000 broilers.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Two dining room suites. bedroom
suite with extra bed. springs, and
mattresses. cots. l wardrobe. l pi-
ano. dishes. stands. two 3 X l2
rugs. one ~ Is rug. rockers. extra
chairs and tables. l bookcase with
books, l day-bed. l Bossmith. / cradle,
/ coal stove. oil stoves.
One Trailer. one Horse, one Cow,
one Acme Harrow. l Horse Wagon.
Plows. and other farming implements
too numerous to mention.
One Outboard Motor. champion"
TERMS: CASH day of sale.
(Signed) HARVEY J. COLLINS
Asher Carey. 1t
Milford chronicle., 1944-12-01
Wednesday, Dec. 18th, 1914
At 12 O'CLOCK NOON
Rain or Shine


Rain or Shine
The following:
LIVE STOCK
One Black Cow. years old. he
fresh middle OF December. 2 Here
fords. fresh in spring. now milking.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One 2-section drag harrow. 2 No.
10 walking plows, l walking cultiva-
sleigh bells. set pillow harness. set
carriage harness. bride. horse col
lar, 2 bush axes, l cross-cut saw. /
mattock. ] sledge hammer and wedges.
pipe wrenches. several other wren
ches. corn knives. shovels, forks.
wheelbarrow, metal chicken coops.
roll 3-foot wire. roll lS-inch chick
en- wire. cider barrels. lot of fodder
and baled hay and straw. lot corn. l
DeI4aval cream separator, l grindstone.
single and double trees.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One Estate cook stove. l Coles air
tight stove. practically new; 2 pedes-
tai dining room tables. ] sideboard.
couch. 2 bedsteads and springs.
cot, kitchen chairs. dining room
chairs. Morris chair. 1 spring rock
er. two X ~ AXmipster rugs. two
o - Congoleum. stands, metal
porch rockers. reed porch rocker,
hanging lamp. l antique spinning
wheel. one 3-burner oil stove. good
conditions: 1 ice refrigerator. lard
presses and grinders. one 20-gallon
crock. one 5-gallon crock. 2 milk buck
cts and stTainer, l Victrola and rec
ords. dishes. pots. pans. strip of car
pet mating. Other things too num-
erous to mention.
TERMS OF SALE: CASH.
MRS. ERNEST SMITH
Dlckerson Bros. d1-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1944-12-01
IN mEMoRIAM

In loving memory of my husband
Elwood c. Wroten. who passed ava,
December I. 1871:
have lost my souls companion,
A life linked with my own:
And day by day ! miss him more.
As / walk through life alone.
Fond were the ties that are broken.
Dear was the one who Is gone;
In memory we shall always keep
As long as the years go on.
Sadly missed by his Wife Ola. 1tL
Milford chronicle., 1944-12-01
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, 1945, or abide the
Act of Assembly in such case made
and provided.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
AND TRUST COMPANY
By-Wallace F. McFaul.
Address, Trust Officer
Milford. Delaware Executor
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Milford chronicle., 1944-12-01
Wednesday, December 6, 1914
At TEN O'CLOCK \. NJ.
Rain or Shine

Rain or Shine
The following:
LIVE STOCK
Three good mules. one Jersey COW. 6
years old: l Guernsey COW. years
old. calf by her side: Guernsey heif-
er. ~ years old: Ayrshire heifer. -
months old. T. b. and blood tested.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One 2-horse wagon. l fam rack.
wagon box, l set wagon springs.
dearborn. Van Brunt drill l McCor-
mick mower. l grindstone. | set barn
trucks, one No. 10 Oliver plow, one
l-horse pillow. one set platform scales.
2 wheel harrows. one 60-tooth drag
harrow. \ drag harrow, corn shell
Ter, 2 eultivators, 2 post diggers.. log
chains l corn fork, 1 hog box. l wire
stretcher. 2 bTiar scythes. l wagon
jack. shovels, pitch forks. lot of har-
ness. brides, collars, baskets, ham,
pers, hoe. rakes. corn knives, spuds.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One organ. Victrola and records.
stove. l cedar churn, I dash churn. 4
lamps. l kitchen cabinet. l high chair,
/ milk strainer. l folding cot. l stand
/ bedstead, odd chairs. l cupboard.
one ivory enamel cook stove. 2 cream
cans. stone jar 1 clothes dryer. some
glass jars.
One stock soy bean hay. ricks
straw, so bushels soy beans. 600 bask
cts corn, 1000 punches long fodder.
TERMS: CASH.
NOAH DONOVAN
Dickerson Bros. Auctioneers. n24-2tp'
Milford chronicle., 1944-12-01
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-House with modern
conveniences. A. II. Robbins, S09 North
Walnut street, Milford d1-lt