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Evening star., 1944-02-07
DR.. A. {. Powell Dies at 80;
Noted Maryland Minister
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE. Feb. THE Rev
Dr. Arthur Chiffon Powell, 80, rector
emeritus of Grace and st. Peters
Church and one of the original
trustees of the Protestant Episcopal
Cathedral of the Incarnation, died
yesterday after brief illness.
DR.. Powell was admitted Janu-
airy 26 to the church hospital, suf
fering from chronic bronchitis.
He was one of the Oldest men,
bers of the Diocese of Maryland
and served as active rector of Grace
and st. Peters Church for Is years
Born July %, 1854, in Dayton
Ohio, he was educated in the public
schools of Dayton and was gradu-
ated from Amherst College, Am
herst, Mass, in 1876. Surviving
are son, Paul r. Powell, and five
grandchildren.
Evening star., 1944-02-07
friends Steel $325
In Cord Game HoIdup

Eight colored men glanced up
from their card game in the home
of Fred Warren, colored, 2231 On
tario road NV, early yesterday to
greet two friends" who entered.
The greeting died on their lips,
Warren told police, when the play
ers loked into the barrel of q pistol
held by one of the men, who de-
manded their money. While one
Of the holdup men covered them
with the pistol, they handed 1926
over to his companion. Both men,
police said, were known to the card
players.
Evening star., 1944-02-07

Styles, jr., is in the Navy, serving in
the South Pacific. The other two
David and John, are attending
school in Concord, N. H.
Senator Bridges was elected to
Congress in 1896 and again in 1912
Before that he was Governor of New
Hampshire from 1894 to 1886.
Miss Thauwald, q native of st
Paul, was educated there and at the
University of Minnesota. She has
one sister, Mrs. Harold E. Brissman
OF st. Paul, and two brothers, Peter
and Dale, both In the armed forces.
Evening star., 1944-02-07
biIbo Declares
He Will Press .
S|um Clearance
Asserts Funds Must
Be Found for
Improvements
BY DON s. WARREN.

Chairman Bilbo of the Senate
District Committee declared today
ne felt funds should be provided for
carrying on an adequate program of
slum clearance and rehousing In the
District.
Suggesting this would be one of
his first major objectives as head of
the District Committee, he empha-
sized that continuation of congested,
substandard housing exacts high
costs IN crime and lowered public
health.
1T may take a lot of money, for
slum clearance and other improve
ment programs that should be
started, but the money will have to
be provided somehow" he said.
He commended the "comprehen-
sive and careful" manner in which
a subcommittee Of the District Com
mittee, headed by Senator Burton,
Republican, of Ohio, is going into
question Of the future of the Ma
tional Capitol Housing Authority.
In a brief discussion of his de-
mand Saturday that the criminal
element" start to move out of Wash
ington. Senator Bilbo said he agreed
that the crime rate here probably
was lower than in some other large
American cities.
Shouldn't Be Satisfied.
But that is no justification for
being satisfied with the Districts 's
crime record, he argued. There still
are too many robberies and other
breaches of law here, he said. You
read about cases every day in the
papers," he added. People still are
not safe on the streets after dark,
even in the good residential neigh
borhoods."
To say we have less crime here
than certain other large cities, or
even the average large city. is all
right, but so what? We still have
too much crime and we want to
get rid of It,"
The way he put it Saturday.
after being named head of the Dis
trict Committee, was that WASH
ington had been made the rem
dezvous and refuge" of criminal
elements and that they might Just
as well make preparations to get
QUIT is going to be moving day
for them"
The Senate today confirmed his
selection as chairman.
YOunr to Co-onerate
Commissioner John Russell
Young, meanwhile. expressed a de-
sire to cooperate with Senator
Bilbo in getting criminals moving
out Of the District"
Mr.. Young said he felt the GRIM
inal element here was composed
mainly of transient hoodlums and
hoaters. rather than hardened
criminals or organized racketeers.
The vagrancy law of December.
ls4l, has proved helpful In riddine
the city OF hoodlun1s, he said, add.
ing that he believes the Police De-
partment has done an excellent Job.
Mr.. Young recalled that several
years ago the Commissioners sent to
Congress habitual criminal law,
which would have imposed stiff pen
alties for second and third offenses,
with the penalties going up to ap-
proximately 80 years. 1t was mod
eled after the famous Baumes law
in New York.
The bill did not reach the floor
OF Congress and was opposed by
various groups, who thought that
because Of the stiff penalties con-
victions could be obtained only with
diff1culty.
Although Mr.. Young did not say
whether he would recommend the
bill again, he said he would send
a copy of it to Senator Bilbo because
he thought he would find it inter-
esting.'
Evening star., 1944-02-07

Inc rites WILL De
conducted by the
r e v. c arl v.
T a m b e r t at
t he Lutheran
Church of the
Refo r m a tion.
Only members
of the imme-
diate families of
the bride and
bridegroom will
be present.
S e n a t o r
Bridges, a wido-
wer, is the faith
er of three sons.
THE nj a q e I
Evening star., 1944-02-07

founding of the
or 6 a n | z a alton
with a dinner
in honor OF
John Lee Smith
Of Texas. su-
preme council
lor, at $50 pm.
February 81 at
Pythian Tenn
pie, 1912 Ninth
street NV.
Senator Con-
nally, Democrat,
of Texas will
introduce M r
Smith, who also
is Lieutenant
Evening star., 1944-02-07
Oxon Hill P-TA to Meet

The Oxon Hill (MdD Parent.
Teachers Association will meet at
pm. tomorrow in the school audi
torium. DR.. John M. Byers, Prince
George County health officer, will
show film and give talk on tuber-
culosis.
Evening star., 1944-02-07
.PNhians Will Celebrate
Anniversary February II

The Grand Lodge of Knights of
Pythias Of the District of Columbia
assisted by the Pythian Sisters, will
observe the 80th anniversary of the
Evening star., 1944-02-07
First |nductees
Called Under
New Draft Plan
19 Given Physical
Test 3 Weeks Ago
Report Tomorrow

TIE first District men to 60 into
the armed forces under the new
draft procedure calling for a thor
ough physical examination at least
three weeks ahead OF induction will
report to the Navy Recruiting Sta
ton at $50 am. tomorrow.
The 10 men scheduled to report
tomorrow were among those ex-
amined and found physically quail
fed for the Navy at the Fort Myer
examining station last month.
Brief Test Tomorrow.
When they report to the recruit
ing station tomorrow the men will
be given q brief physical examina-
ton to make sure no physical de-
fects have developed since their
trip to Fort Myer. If they pass that
examination they will be sworn in
and sent to training center.
1t was explained that selection of
men for the Marine Corps and
Coast Guard will he made from the
group acceptable for the Navy and
they will be sent to the Marine or
Coast Guard stations.
Army selectees will not begin re-
porting under the new system until
February %, when the first group
goes to District selective service
headquarters and from there to
Fort Meade, Nd, or Camp Lee,
Va, to be examined and sworn into
the Army.
In the meantime, men sworn into
the Army and Marine Corps are
still reporting for duty under the
old procedure, which allowed then
three or two week furlough after
induction. Three men inducted
into the Marine Corps January q
and 20, sworn into the Army Jan.
uary l8, will report for duty after
their postinduction furlough to.
morrow.
Others Report to Navy.
Since the Navy previously granted
only one-week furloughs, the last
of the men sworn into the Nav,
under the old procedure reported
for duty today. They had beer
indicted anuary 81.
Following are the men found &C.
ceptable to the Navy who have beer
ordered by their local boards to re.
port at the Navy recruiting station
tomorrow:
Compton. Aaron B. Nichols, Philip.
Fannine, D: A.. sr; johnson, Eugene M.
Foreman, H. Clark Leverett, Robert L.
Goodman, Samuel Merritt, Matthew, II
Moseley. Joseph A. Terry, Thomas y.
Runner, VIM. A., jr Perry, Vincent F.
Sell, Robert j. Stephens. Thelmo 8.
Carr William H. Tyler, Melvin
Caldwell James L. Young, Samuel L.
Mcconnell, H. R., jr
The following men will report fol
active duty in the Army tomorrow
Lewis Seth Lansden, John X. s,
Gonlon; John Baker, Joseph P.
HUNT. william A. Johnston, FELTON, NJ
| Wilson, Thierry j. Lawhorn, John ]
Rodill. BENJAMIN F. Hudgins, Daniel H.
Lowery, Charles D. Kraus. Milton
buckwalter. Roy P: Ambrosi, Anthony
Meadows, David ". Shorb, George v.
McMahon, Milton F. Kelly. William J.
Llaylene' Norman Dunavay. Philip H
ireland; Joseph r. Conley James A.
PIee, joseph l.. Molitor, Carl W.
MtnolSier, Daniel r. Schmitz. Philip L.
Greene, Byron A.
The following men will report TO
active duty in the Marine Corps to
morrow:
Fioramon.i. Rocco Edwards, James w
Doris, EUGENE "
Evening star., 1944-02-07

NIOV6TllOT OI I6AdS.
The committee in charge of the
dinner includes Eugene Bashore
|E. j. Newcomb and DR.. Robert
Bacon.
Evening star., 1944-02-07

| TEN ESCAPE FROM TOTO !
| Wounded Prisoners Used os Romports
For Guns That Pounded The Rock
The second nsalnent personal Of ttoo
ranking Many Army officers led party
japanese prison camp in the Philippines.
BY COMDR. MELVIN H. mccoy, u s. N. COL
NIX, u S. A. As Told to 1T WELBOURN KELLEY U. s. R.
Chapter n-Iast at Doomed Correxidor.
Evening star., 1944-02-07

Nichols, Philip.
johnson, Eugene M.
Leverett, Robert L.
Merritt, Matthew, II
Terry, Thomas z.
Perry, Vincent F.
Stephens. Thelmo 3.
Tyler. Melvin S.
Young, Samuel L.
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NOTICE--Auto loans. reilnanclng
insurance. c. Edgar Wood. in3 CEurcl
street, Milford. Del. Phone n. asst
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Wednesday, Sept. 9th, 1914
AT ONE O'CLOCK p. NJ.
Sharp-Rain or Shine
LIVESTOCK

LIVESTOCK
One Bay Mare, Easter: one Mare
Mule. Jenny: one Black Mule, Jack.
Several sets of chain and rope har-
ness. also collars, etc. for the same
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One Mccormick Deering manure
spreader. Superior l2-spout disc drill
| Case corn planter with wire. l Deer
ne seven-foot binder. l John Deere
five foot mower. drag harrow. CO.
tooth: one 3-sectiOn spring tooth har-
low. hay rake. 3-section land roller
low wheel wagon with rack. high
wheel wagon with grain body. dear
born. Mccormick Deering pedal guide
cultivator. Ohio riding cultiVators,
3 walking cultivatOrs. Oliver No. 10
walking pillow. steel beam: Oliver No.
one horse pillow. set old log wheels.
large tomato rack. 2 old Oliver riding
blows, No. SO and No. 40: one Grow
marker. lot of old posts. lot of barb
wire. corn shelter. army saddle. some
nay, in loft; four bags 2-l2-6 fertil-
Ter. seed corn bin. mouse proof:
Srlndstone, gasoline engine and pump.
jack. lot of hog wire. one 4-horse tree.
Dne 3-horst tree. electric fence charg-
r, pair Of dehOrners. 2 grain cleaning
screens. set of Fairbanks scales. ! 900
pound capacity: set of hand trucks.
1arrel sprayer. boom TO spray three
rows: 2 bundles new shingles. l set of
lard rendering equipment. consisting
If = lard pots and furnaces. l lard
press and suffer: ! grinder electric
'ence insulatiOnS. etc; compound air
prayer. | wheelbarrow seeder. $50 q
omato baskets. some new; lot Of bags.
Model II trucks. rears dismantled
ive milk cans and strainer and some
I'D iron and junk. also shovels. forks.
loes. SAWS. double and single trees and
Ithcr things too numerous 10 men
ion.
One Chalmers five foot com
bine. complete with all screens and
traw spreader This combine is IN
cry good condition.
SOME HOUSEHOLD GOODS
TERMS: CASH day of sale.
LAURA $. SUPPLE
Administrators
anthony Il. Carroll. Auctioneor. sl5-2tp
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BLOCK For Sale

Includes Hotel Norman. Restaurant
and Tap Room. Apartments and
Stores. Apply only to Leila w. Jen-
nings, agent, Is East Front street.
Milford, Delaware. a1S-tf
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FOR SALE-One Ego tractor. on
rubber, equipped with three l2inch
bottom ploWs with cultivatOr; l NOW
er. 7-foOt cut. power lift on tractor
Model 3 Alhs-Chalmers tractor
with lights and starter. extra good
rubber, equipped with belt pulley,
power take off: power lift with cutl-
vator. plows and all purpose planter:
disk harrow, / Allis-Chalmers COM
bine, 7-foot cut, with auxiliary mo-
tor; / John Deere hay baler with mo-
tor: International truck, IL ton.
1871 model with S.25 20 tires, extra
good. with spare tire, stake body, can
vas cover made TO order. for hauling
feed One Ford truck. Model 1912.
with stake body, IL ton capacity.
1850 II heavy duty all new tires.
equipped with helper springs. One ro-
tary hoe. extra good one sprlng-tooth
drag. one 90-toOth spike drag. one
John Deere corn planter. with auto
matte hitler attachment and chain.
One new Mccormick Deering corn
planter with fertilizer attachments.
Planted 40 acres. One John Deere
drill. IL spouts. good condition. One
John Deere riding cultivator with
fertilizer attachment. practically new
One Mccormick Deering riding cul-
tivator. practically new. One John
Deere tractor drawn Model II manure
spreader. on good rubber. Also new
chain in extra good condition. one
New Idea farm wagon with good rub
her. platform z X IA feet. new. One
6-fOot Mccormick Deering bumper.
used one season. One single row fOd-
der cutter. good condition. One two
bottom Oliver riding pillow. good CON
dition. horse drawn. Two land rollers,
good. This machinery is one mile west
of Laurel. Walter NJ Hearn. agent.
$50 North Delaware avenue. Laurel.
Del. sl3tp
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Headquarters for Rock Wool

Loose, granulated, bats, +. o. Il. Mil
ford. Blown or sold by bag or carton.
Also ceiling materials. Wholesale or
retail. George T. Macklin Com
pany. Milford. Phone 1893. m24-tf
FOR SALE-Farm known as Hart
ly Gray place, IS acres; 62 tillable, ~
woodland. House. modern convent
ences. Priced for quick sale. On road
between Williamsville and Staytons-
Vile. H. c. Beidman. Pennington.
Del. sS2t
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ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS

Bids will be received at the
State Welfare Home until 100 p
NJ, September %, 1914, for supply
ing the institution with gasoline
and automobile lubricating oil for
the twelve-month period beginning
October l, 1914 Information con-
corning the matter can be obtain
ed at the institution during office
hours. The right to reject any or
all bids is reserved. 1t
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Wanted-Red Ripe Tomatoes

WANTED-Painting. general repair
buildings. block and cement work, also
chimneys cleaned and topped Geo. II.
Bodine, Jr.. 104 West Second street.
Milford. Del s15-4tp
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YOU BREAK AND BEND
We Weld and Mend

Oxy-acetylene Welding, Cutting
and Brazing. We specialize in
Electrical Repairing Batteries =
Generators Magnetos.
MILFORD BATTERY SERVICE
STANLEY HUNTER. Proprietor
Phone 387
One block east of First National
Bank. j22-tf
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Wednesday, Sept. 9th. 1914

WEDNESDAY, sept. ZIth, 1914
At ONE O'CLOCK p. NJ.
Rain or Shine
The following items:
FARM MACHINERY
One Oliver Riding Pillow
POULTRY HOUSE EQUIPMENT
Nine hrOOder stoves. 50 metal feed
RS. five foot size; poultry wire. shoV-
Is. hoes and rakes. tool box and tools,
thirty l-gallon stone crooks.
HOUSEHOLD, GOODS
White porcelain cook stove in good
condition. used years: one 5-buTner
quick Meal oil stove. with bulletin
wen; one foot kelvinator electric
efrigerator, one year old: Kenmore
lectric washing machine, 2 breakfast
DOM suites. electric tOaSter. pots. pans.
fishes, knives. forks. etc. One 6-piece
lining room suite. one 3-plece living
Dom suite. living room tables. one
md table. one bridge lamp and Onr
toor lamp. table lamp, magazine rack.
smoking stands. one piano bench.
me Hot Blast coal stove. good as new :
orch chairs and swing. 3 bedroom
uites,, one Si2 Administer rug. two
~ Administer rugs. one < IL
ug pad. one . X IL summer rug. two
II Congoleum rugs. several small
brow rugs. Other things too num-
rOuS to mention.
ACKNOWLEDGES standard Chev-
olct coach. with practically new pre-
war tires.
REAL ESTATE
On the same day at O'Clock p. M.
he farm. consisting of s acres OF
leared land. room semi bungalow.
yith closed back porch and screened
n front porch and chicken house with
$500 capacity. barn and garage, will
,e sold.
TERMS
Machinery. Hous hold Goods Car
ASH on day of sale.
Real Estate-20% on day of sale.
,alance in 30 days. when a good and
efficient deed will he given the pur-
haser. The purchaser will he required
o pay the cost of the deed.
LILLE NJ. MADDOX
Owner
Oickerson Bros, Auctioneers. sl5-2tp
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APPLICATION FOR IMPORTERS
LICENSE

/, Richard Wilson, on behalf of
and in the name of Whistle Bottling
Company, hereby make application
of license to import or to ship al
coholic liquor into the State and TO
sell and deliver such alcoholic LID
uor from. warehouse. located on
East Front Street and Cedar Beach
Road, Milford. s1-3t
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NOTICES!

TO all those owning and pastur-
ing cattle on my marsh. which was
not touched by fire e acres). re-
quest that you keep them off, as ]
want it used as duck feed this fall
(Mr) Joseph D. Short
1tp Milton, Del.
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FOR SALE-Farm. in good cult
walton, about miles from Milford
Terms arranged to suit purchaser
Excellent location. Good buildings.
Burton Masten. Milford. all-tf
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er. large size. heats "a rooms. used
one winter. Italian marble urn. an
tique. would make beautiful lamp.
Some copper pipe. One powder puff
quilt. hand made; one crochet spread.
r. Navarro, Route 3. Milford. Del.
Williamsvllle Road. Phone 6I0Rl. 1tp
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Wednesday, September 20, IA

AT l2:30 O'CLOCK +. NJ
Rain or Shine
The following Personal Property to-
wit:
LIVESTOCK
Three head of good work horses
Thest horses are sturdy and good
farm horses.
Fifteen head Of good milk cows. T
B. and blood tested. These cows are
all HOlsteins and Guernseys. and arr
heavy mixers. Also two bulls ant
one heifer
MILKING UTENSILS
-Four milk cans. one strainer. Ont
set Of weights
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One John Deere tractor. one 1O-2t
Mccormick tractor. one 2-horse Wag
on. one John Deere manure spreader.
horse cart. plant setter. "orn cutter.
straw knife. tomato rack, two join
Deere riding plows. corn planter. tw,
wheel harroWS, one li-Spout grain
drill. Mccormick binder. in good con
ditiOn: one 2-hOrse pillow. cultivator
snow sleigh. Acme harrow. l6-foot
ladder, gas engine and pump piping
60-tOoth drag harrow. hog scaldel
hay fork rope. Oliver moving ma
chine. saw bench and belt. han,
spray. Clipper grain fan. foot seeC
sOwer. Cyclone seed sower. hari
truck. sewing horse. three sets shear
poles. string sleigh bells. sliding bOaro
for grain. lot of harness. brides ant
collars. lot of shovels and hoes.
SOME HOUSEHOLD GOODS
And other things too numerous I,
TERMS: CASH.
SAMUEL. \. SHORT. Owner
Charles W. Carroll. Auctioneer.
Ralph Spence. Clerk. sS2tI
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NOTICE

The partnership of Vinal f. Ben
nett and Max r. COrder. trading as
Milford Feed Co., having been dis
solved, the business in the future
will be conducted as Milford Feed
Co. by Vinal +. Bennett as sole
owner Ii
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LICENSE APPLICATION

/, Mills Coursey. intend to make
application for a license to sell
Alcoholic liquor for consumption
on the premises in restaurant To-
Gated at ROsedale Beach
MILLS COURSEY
s15-3t Lewes, Del.
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| will offer at Public Sale on my
farm on the black top road near vii.
liam sville. two miles east Of War
rington's Garage. on
Wednesday, Sept. Goth, 1914
AT TEN O'CLOCK \. NJ.
Rain or Shine
The following:
LIVESTOCK

The following:
LIVESTOCK
One Colt, three years old; one pal
of Gray Mares, nine years old. goot
workers: one year-Ol Colt
10 Head of Fine Milk Cows. ranginf
in age from three to seven years. gooI
producers; three Heifers, one Guern
sey Bull. one breed Sow. one Boar
Black Essex.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One Rumley tractor, three bottom
I4-inch tractor plows. one Black Hawl
manure spreader saw bench. JOIN
Deere corn planter. riding cultivator
Superior l2-spout drill. Deering hay
rack. cultipacker. six foot Oliver disc
Deering binder. potato transplanter
two-row corn PLANTER. three walking
cultiyators, No. 10 Oliver walkini
pillow, No 10 Oliver riding pillow. grain
fan. rs foot drive belt. power sprayer
siX-toOth drag harrow, rubber tir,
wagon, Il can electric milk cooler. I
milk cans. three milk buckets. on
Choreboy mixer. two milk stools
three sets of wagon harness. four set
Of pillow harness. potato digger. barn
shovel Also numerous forks. shovel;
and hoes and other items fOunt
around a well stock farm.
Seventeen Acres OF Soy Beans. Il
Acres of Corn.
TERMS: CASH. day of sale.
HOMER SHERWOOD. Owner
Dickerson Bros. Auctioneers. sS-2tl
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our friends for
their sympathy, floral tributes and
use of automobiles during our re-
cent bereavement in the death of
Miss Marie Anna Sherman. Father,
Mother and Family. 1t
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Tuesday, September 10, 1914
AT TEN O'CLOCK A. VI.
Sharp-Rain or Shine

AT TEN O'CLOCK A. VI.
Sharp-Rain or Shine
The following articles:
LIVESTOCK
NINE MILK COWS-Five Heifers.
two Bulls (bulls entitled to papersJ /:
one beef COW. All T. B. and Bangs
tested.
One Colt. 11s years old; one Mare.
years old. colt by side; one Horse,
IL years old. all accredited.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One binder. mower, rake. manure
spreader, wagon, wagon body, / riding
pillow. John Deere: one walking pillow.
two walking cultivators. two riding
cultivators. as is; tractor disc. one
section and three section: drag har-
row. spring tooth; harness. double
trees and three horse trees, one 1896
Chevrolet, as is; ricks of hay, and
other things too numerous TO mem
tiOn.
DAIRY EQUIPMENT
Wilson Milk Cooler. two milk buck
cts. four milk cans and milk stool.
TERMS OF SALE: CASH
EDITH HOLIDAY
Dickerson Brothers. AuctiOneers
The Wildwood Ladies' will serve
lunch. aS-2tp,
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1T is OFTEN SAID that women
are resentful if a man demonstrates
superior taste in household deco
rations and arrangements.
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FOR SALE-llS acre farm. 2 miles
south of Frederick. on Harrington
and Frederick Road. 80 acres clear.
balance i'm woodland. Plenty of build
ings in good repair. Large dwelling
Plenty of shade. Apply owner. Amelia
Houston. Del. s8-tf
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Peaches and apples.
Liberia peaches in cold storage, one
dollar per " bushel Fine for canning
and freezing. Grimes Golden. Golden
Delicious. Red Delicious Apples. SIPS
per bushel and up as to grade. Geo
B. Ruos and Son. Day phone SOIL,
night phone 3271. Bridgeville. s15-2t
FOR SALE-Penn Esther Range No.
8. sitting room coal stove (Acorn
Oak). foot walnut dining room table
and chairs. sideboard. library table.
bureaus. other tables and stands, 80
yards Brussel carpet, 9 X IL Brussel
rug. ! Aladdin and l Rayo lamps.
Howard r. Moore. Milford Harrington
Road. s15-2tp
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1944-09-15
PUBLIC SALE!
-OP VALUABLE-
Personal Property

Having sold my farm | will dispose
OF the following personal property at
the farm of the late Russell j. Sipple.
situated on the nine foot road leading
from Canterbury to Prices Corner,
about llz miles south of Canterbury.
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