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Milford chronicle., 1944-10-27
PUBLIC SALE!
will offer for sale at Public AUG
tion at my farm in Milford Neck. three
miles East of Frederick. on road lead
ing from Frederick. to Thompsonville.
ON
Monday, November 9th, 1914
AT TEN O'CLOCK \. NJ.
Rain or Shine
The fOlloxvinfY.


LIVESTOCK
Nine Horses. one Horse Colt. 1
years old: two Horse Colts. years
old: two mated Colts. ) years old. and
one Mare Colt. l year old.
Three Cows.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One Mccormick Deerfng Combine.
foot cut. equipped with straw spread
cr. wind rover. and stooker, and
screens FOR beans. large and small
pain. and all clOvers One McCOr-
mick Deering W-30 tractor. one. s.
I.aetor plow. one 2-bottOm
tractor pillow. one pillow levelcr. one
Mccormick Deering tractor cuitivator.
one AIcCOrIhick- DeerIng riding cIllti-
vatOr. one Ohio riding cultivator one
l6-spout Farmers F'avOrite grain drill.
one 3-section spring tooth harrow. one
riding pillow. one cultipackcr. horse
drawn; one dissection iron roller. one
Ideal moving machine. one John Deere
corn planter. one Tiger transplantcr.
one Grow fertilizer distributor and
hitler. one 1horse wecdcr. one grain
fan, one wheclbarrOw seedcr. one rO-
tary barrel for treating grain. one
large iron caldron for scalding hogs.
one rack. one 3-row marker. two sta
tiOncry gas engines. one power clip
per. one Fordson tractor. a lot of one
gallon jugs, quantity OF seasoned
one inch black walnut and red cedar
board. a lot of pigeon nest
bowls. a lot OF shafting. pulleys and
hangers. one fruit press.
REAL ESTATE
will also offer for sale two-story
dwelling house. 16 16 front with a
l6 Y IA attachment. galvanized roof.
TERMS: CASH
L. l.. CARLISLE. Owner
Dickerson Bros, Auctioneers.
Ladies' Aid Of Thompsonville will
serve lunch o27-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1944-10-27
Saturday, November 4, 1874
AT ONE O'CLOCK p. NJ.
Rain or Shine
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Three piece living room suite, with
hand made slip covers (new); ma
hogany upright piano, Estey make; /
occasional table and chair, coffee
table, I cabinet Philco radio. good con-
ditiOn; l console table, end tables,
large oveTstuffcd rocker. large mag
azine rack. 2 mirrors, living room cur
tains and Grapes. ii pairs tie-hack
curtains. good as new; / round dining
room table. with three extra leaves:
9 leather bottom chairs. small buffet,
Administer rugs, 0 Is; ] rug pad.
. X Is; 2 rugs. ~; some scatter
rugs. large porch rugs. porch chairs.
rockers and large swing: l breakfast
set. / Bissell carpet sweeper. lamps,
books. pictures, dishes and cooking
utensils. one 7-quart Gamer. } beds
with springs, 2 bureaus, wash stand.
boudoir chairs. small tables, lot of
flower stands. jardnieres, portable
Royal typewriter, clothes tree.
burroughs adding machine. l pair ice
skates on shoes, good as new; l pair
clip-on skates. 2 snow sleds. one is
new and nice one; / train platform.
& 3 feet: electric trains and track.
boys bicycle, wagon, child's desk. lot
Of Christmas tree trimmings, ! roll
top desk. desk lamps. clocks. one g.
gallon stone crock, several l-gallon
glass jugs, l galvanized wash Tub.
glass wash board, folding ironing
board. l coal seive. garden tools, step
ladder. axe. / Arrow flame oil heal tel.
canned fruit and jellies. coal bucket
and shovel. ] pair boys overshOcs and
rubbers,- good as new. and other
things too numerous to mention.
TERMS: CASH.
ALBERT +. WALLS
Jack Stevens. AuctiOneer. O27-2t
Milford chronicle., 1944-10-27
Wednesday, November 8, 1914
At 12 O'CLOCK NOON
Rain or Shine

lt luliONltlS lltlllS.
LIVESTOCK
One Black Horse. IL years old.
weight 1850 pounds. gentle. work any
where; ] Iron Gray Mare. years old.
weight 1900 pounds, gentle in all har-
pounds.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One riding cutivator, 1 land roller,
| Farmers Favorite 1O-spout drill. l
horse rake. Emerson moving ma
chine, Mccormick Deering moving
machine. 1 dearborn, l Tiger trans
planter. one 2-horse disk. one 50-tooth
drag, one 2-horse pillow, one l-horsc
pillow, one sweet potato pillow. five
single cultivators, one barrel spray.
one spring-tooth harrow. one hay
tedder. grlndstone. one 1928 Ford
pickup truck. good tires: sets of
rope harness, brides horse col
lars. tomato rack, l John Deere corn
planter. one 2-horse wagon, 1 corn
shelter, forks and hoes, brooder
stoves, lot Of baby chick feeders and
fountains, hand saw. . cross-cut saws.
) stacks of top fodder. 1000 lunches
of long fodder, 800 baskets of corn.
100 bales of straw, and many other
things.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One upright piano in good conditions:
couch. Morris chair. oak rockers, two
2-gallon butter churns. 2 butter prints.
washing machine. lot of glass Jars.
rag rugs. some ingram carpet and lot
of other things too numerous to men
ton.
MRS. HARVEY KING.
Executrix
Dickerson Bros Auctioneers o27-2t
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/, EXECUTORS NOTICE

All persons indebted to the estate
of Henry Griffin, are hereby notified
to settle the same on or before the
9th day of December, 1914, and all
those having claims against the
estate, to present the same. duly
attested, on or before December
27thS 1914. ~
JOHN w. HALEETT
O27-2t Executor
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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 3S7
One block east of First National
Bank. j22-tf
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NO TRESPASSING

will permit no trespassing. ON
my marsh or upland either night
or day under penalty of law. S. G.
Coverdale, Slaughter Neck. o13-3tp
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PUBLIC SALE!

Due TO the Fact that the Owners
Expect To Take Back the Manage
ment of Their Property from Rabblc-
Rousers. Radicals and Third Termites.
There Will BE offered At PUBLIC
SALE TO the Highest Bidder at the
White HOUSE Washington. d. G.. on
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IN MEMoRIAM

In loving memory of Carolc NJ. But
Ter. who passed away October 81. 1912:
Gone is the face we loved so dear
But not too far for thoughts to reach
Sweet to remember her who once
was here,
But. who, though absent is just as
dear.
There is not a day. dear Carole.
That we do not think OF, you.
Sadly missed by Mother and Grand
parents. 1tp
Milford chronicle., 1944-10-27

The undersigned Administrator o,
John Q. Hammond. will sell at his
late home. one mile east of Harrington
on the Junction Roalroad. on
Tuesday, October 31st, 1914
At TEN O'CLOCK y. NJ.
Rain or Shine
The following:
LIVE STOCK
One Mule
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

OCSEHOLD GOODS
Living room suite, dining room suite,
bedroom suite, bedstead and springs,
rockers, buffet. desk Morris chair,
kitchen chairs, Nictrola and records,
kitchen cabinet. kitchen tables. Hea-
trola, good as new; heaters, l por-
celain enamel cook stove, good as new;
one 3-burner oil stove. oil heater. 9
sewing machines, couches. 1 new lin
oleum rug. some more linoleum. lot of
mating. parlor lamp, Aladdin
lamp. several more lamps. some dishes
and pans. pictures, set OF household
scales. cream separator. 2 churns, 2
stands. old radios. some can fruit.
set of fiat irons. washing machine
motor.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Mower. dearborn. grindstones.
carriage pole. lot of harness, walking
cultivators. riding cultivators. one
good as new: one 1l-Spout Superior
drill. gasoline engines. Model T Ford.
vinegar barrel. forks and shovels.
hoes. single trees, double trees. corn
planter. corn shelter. rake, l horse
pillow. I walking pillow, No. 10; sod
cutter, l combine, l cross-cut saw.
lot of carpenter tools. brooder stove.
block and fall. l set timber wheels,
set 2-bottom tractor plows. l drag
harrow. 60-tooth; l drag harrow. 90
tooth. Lot OF things too numerous
to mention.
TERMS: CASH.
Robert w. Hammond
Dickerson Bros, Auctioneers.
The Williamsville Church will serve
lunch o2Q-2tPl
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NOTICE.

No cunning, hunting or trespass-
ing on our, farm known as the Cain
Farm in Milford Neck. Elizabeth
M. and Everett ID. Webster, Own.
ers. o27-3tp
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NOTICE

will not be responsible for any
bills contracted by my wife, Cath
crime Lynch.
WALTER T. LYNCH
ol3-3t Millville, Delaware
Milford chronicle., 1944-10-27
NOTICE

l forewarn all persons from tres
passing on my marsh adjoining
Prime Hook Neck with dog, gun or
trap.
VIM. ]. CLENDANIEL
o27-2tp Slaughter Neck
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NOTICE

No trespassing on either of our
farms, with dog, fun, trap or cut
ting holly, day or night.
C. RODNEY. SHARP
c. RODNEY SHARP, JR.
o27-3tp
Milford chronicle., 1944-10-27
Saturday, October 2sth, 1914

HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Hand carved antique he'd, wash
stand, bureau. towel rack, clothes
trees. rockers, cane bottom antique
chairs, tier bureau, beds, bureaus
wash stands. single bed. mattress,
connmode. organ. a number odd trunks.
hall rack. bassinet, folding child's
crib. sofa. flower stands, suite, mo-
hair settee. arm rocker, arm straight
chair. straight chairs. Victrola cab
met and records. writing desk, rock
ers. straight chairs. library table.
table. lamps. floor lamps. bridge lamps.
marble top table. Philco table model
SQUARE table. child's rocker large
mirror, large oil paintings with
frames. wall hat racks, book ease,
sideboard, dining room chairs. dining
room table. china closet, side tables.
set of silver. kitchen utensils too
sets. old antique blanket chest, side
wall oil lamps, 3 Wilson alright
stoves, porch bench, flower racks, set
andirOns and t0ngs. sets carding
boards. lot old stone crooks, 10-gallon
stone crock with lid. old china and
electric hot plate. 3-burner gasoline
stove. biscuit block. fishing rods and
reels. medicine cabinet. lawn mower.
grindstone. wheel barrow. new wood
saw. cross-cut saw, wood wise, axe,
emery wheel. lot seasoned and split
stove wood
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Two cultivators. one horse rake.
Oliver riding pillow. riding cultivator,
Acme harrow. one 2-horse Syracuse
pillow. one 1-hOrse Oliver pillow, Hollock
weeder, fluke harrow, sweet potato
pillow. moving machine, seed dray, 2
horse Hackney wagon. Ontario seed
drill. 2-horse corn planter. self now
ing machine, 3 asparagus bundlers.
corn shelter. hoes and rakes, lot of
tools.
LIVE STOCK
One Gray Mare One Milk Cow
TERMS OF SALE: CASH. No
goods to be removed until terms are
complied with.
MARTIN II. CANNON. Owner
Dickerson brothers. Auctioneers.
Milford chronicle., 1944-10-27

LOST-I.icense tag 1854. Please re-
turn TO Herman Graham. Milford.
O27-2tp
LOST-B gas ration book and pOck-
ct book. Wednesday morning. between
31l 5. T. Front street and Ford place.
Reward. Wallace Holden. Milford. 1tp
LOST-One section of stake body
from 1912 Dodge truck. ON Friday.
October 10. between Bridgeville and
Greenwood. Reward. Ebe West Feed
Company. Bridgeville. Del. o20-2t
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NOTICE

l forewalp all persons from tres
passing on my farms in Murder
kill Neck, Thompsonville, Milford
Neck and Prime Hook Neck, with
dog, trap or gun, on both marsh
and upland. This means one and
all. Roland F. Beauchamps, Mil
ford, Del. o13-3t
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At ONE O'CLOCK T. NJ.
Rain or Shine
The following:
Livestock and Farm Equipment
One pair Black Mules. 8 and . years
old; odd Mule. I good Cow, one p
horse wagon, l riding harrow. l riding
pillow. | hay mower. / corn planter.
two 2-hOrse walking plows. one l.
horse pillow. walking harrUws.
Walking cultViatOr. I good snow sleigh.
Acme harrow. corn shelter. vice.
grindStOnr. I lot baskets. brides.
collars. harness. double trees. single
trees. I pair double lines. and lot of
single lines, lot Of chicken wire.
hoes, forks. Slcvrls. I lot Of hay and
fodder. SUI baskets corn. more or
less. Many other things Too numerous
To mention.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One iron hcdstcad and springs.
folding cot. library table. antique
hall rack. ! battery radio. Nictro-
las. I kitchen table and chairs.
dresser. I cupboard. Forest Cinder-
ella wood heater. small coal heater.
one good cook stove. burns either
wood or coal; one Aladdin lamp.
several other lamps, and many other
things too numerous to mention.
TERMS made known on day of
sale.
ERNEST f. HUDSON
Harry Mears. Auctioneer. II
Milford chronicle., 1944-10-27

KIwANIS FARM FESTIVAL and
DANCE, Milford Armory, October
30, p. M. Music BY Cousin
Lee" o2O-2tI
Milford chronicle., 1944-10-27

FOR SALE OR ENCHANGE-On
spotted Shetland pony. broke the hest.
ride. drive and work: one spotted mare
colt (yeArl three good riding
horses. broke the best for women. men
or children. 5-year-old Guernsey COW
and calf. o. X. in every way. gentle
and quiet. All can be seen and tried
any day you call. George Hill. Agent.
Concord. Del. o27-2t
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Administrative Sale

The following Personal Property of
Mrs. Ida VI. Hatfield. deceased. will
he sold at her late residence i'm knoX's
Apartments. in Harrington. Delaware.
Milford chronicle., 1944-10-27

FOR SALE-Semi- solid buttermilk
i'm 400 pound barrels. a .n5i2 per IA.
also black strap stock mOlasscs in 500
pound barrels. a .0t per ID. We also
carry that 20S6 protein ''l'illshury'S
Best" broilcr mash a. $3.6j per 100
lbs, and the Best rs always the cheap
est. These are delivered prices where
quantity ordered justifies the length of
haul. W. l.. Holt. Railroad avenue.
Dover. U27-IfI
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PUBLIC SALE!
Of
Personal Property

AS am leaving for the State of Ari-
IONA to live, will sell at Public Auc-
ton at my home. 412 North Washing
ton street. Milford. Delaware. on
Milford chronicle., 1944-10-27

NOTICE--Now released for civil
fans. the famous Wear Ever Aluminium
Cleanser. One package OF securing
powder and one package of steel-wool
pads for only sic for both Humes
Hardware Milford ozO-St
Milford chronicle., 1944-10-27
PUBLIC SALE!
-OF VALUABLE
Personal Property

Hasing lost my husband. / will offer
at Public Auction at my farm. located
on the Cannon Georgetown Road. one
half mile east of main highway. on
Milford chronicle., 1944-10-27

NOTICE-Straigh razors sharpen
ed. Bring your straight razor to ITO
Montgomery street, Milford, for a
complete and satisfactory honing job.
o27-3tp
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NOTICE

N0TICE--Will buy all old paper at
102 East street. Milford. William Bass.
a4-tG
Milford chronicle., 1944-10-27

FOR SALE-New Colonial type
house. small lot. rooms, bath. at
tached garage. basement. furnace. hot
and cold running water. ideal for bus.
mess couple. Also cement block semi
bungalow; 4 rooms. bath. pantry.
front and back porches. cellar, iur-
mace. hot and cold running water. nice
lot. both near town. Apply Elmer @
Morgan. ZIG N. T.. Fourth street. Mil
ford. o2O-3t
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BUY wAs BoSDs-
Milford chronicle., 1944-10-27
PUBLIC SALE!
-OF VALUABLE
Personal Property

Having sold my farm l will sell at
Public Auction where I now reside.
one and half miles north of Seaford.
ON the road leading to BridgeVille on
Milford chronicle., 1944-10-27

NOTICE-For your Fall Houseclean-
ing. let Soilax help you clean painted
surfaces. You can also use II as a
water softener and for cleaning sill
verware. Humes Hardware. Milford.
o20-5f
Milford chronicle., 1944-10-27

NOTICING trespassing ON any
part iof my property. located ON the
south end of Washington street. Mrs.
oz7-at
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WANTED

WANTED-Reliable elderly lady for
light housekeeping. Call or write. +.
D. Maxwell. Houston. Del. Phone Mil
ford sol. o2O-2ti
Milford chronicle., 1944-10-27

NOTIcE-Sewing machines repair.
ed and overhauled. Parts for all
makes. Used machines bought and
sold. Phone 3I7O. E. II. Butler. Har-
rington street. Seaford. Del. s15-8t
Milford chronicle., 1944-10-27
PUBLIC SALE!
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate
and
Personal Property

Having decided to discontinue farm
ing the undersigned will offer at Pub
leading to Reynolds Church. on
Milford chronicle., 1944-10-27

RoDtEl W. N1dinttohu
Dickerson Bros. Auctioneers
The Williamsville Church will serve
lunch o2Q-2tpl
Milford chronicle., 1944-10-27

NOTICING dumping of junk or
trash ON my lots at Slaughter Beach.
Mrs. Chas. Il. Reed, Slaughter Neck.
o13-3t
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PUBLIC SALE!
OF VALUABLE
FARM EQUIPMENT
LIVE STOCK
AND
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

will sell by way Of Public Auction
on the farm known as the Charlie
Timmon's farm on the old road lead
ing from AIillsbOrO to DagsbOrO. on
Milford chronicle., 1944-10-27

Dickerson Bros. Auctioneers.
Ladies' Aid Of Epworth Church viii
serve MRch. o2o-2tp
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NOTICE-Cash paid ror good used
cars and junkers. See Gross. Frederick.
al3-36tp
Milford chronicle., 1944-10-27
PUBLIC SALE!
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property

As I am disseminating farming
will sell mt Public Auction on rho
farm where now reside. 3 miles
northwest OF Bridgeville. ON the
BridgeVillc- Denton Highway. Route
iOt. known as the Ray Farm. near
SCOTS store. ON
Wednesday, November 1, "A
At TEN O'CLOCK \. VI.
Rain or Shine
Milford chronicle., 1944-10-27

200 baskets corn, stacks Lesped-
eza Hay. some hay i'm loft. l rick of
straw, 400 or more punches Top Fod-
der. rs bushels Rye. If not sold.
TERMS. cash
Milford chronicle., 1944-10-27

FOR SALE-My grocery and meat
store located near chicken factory.
Millsboro. Poor health reason for SELL
ing. Good paying business. Carlton
H. Gordy. Millsboro. o20-Stp
Milford chronicle., 1944-10-27
WANTED

WANTED-Coarse fodder. VIM.
Walls. Lincoln, Del. Oi3-tf
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Bv RUTH MILLETT

Nothing too good for the serv-
iceman'' but anything is good
enough for his wife. At least that
is the way many wives of men
overseas iceland with good rea-
son.
For instance, in a small midWes-
tern railroad station the other day
a woman waited her turn in long
line at the ticket window. When
her turn finally came to be served
by the man making reservations,
he told her, you'll have to get
in another line, I'm going to close
this window"
The lieutenant, obviously en-
barrassed at taking a Woman's
place, made his reservations and
then stepped over to the woman
who was standing patiently at the
end of another line and said. ''I'm
afraid I took your place."
She answered, That's all right
which was the correct answer
to the serviceman who was not at
fault. But then she made a mis-
take. She didn't walk up to the
man at the window and say,
"Look here, mister, the only rea-
son I am standing in line making
reservations on train for myself
and my children is because my
husband isn't here to do it for me.
He's nVer-SeaS.'
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P R SON S

Mrs. John N. Alexius has re-
turned to her home in Oleander
after visist of several weeks in
Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. Walter Storm is spending
some time in Atlanta, Ca, visiting
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent A. Thorpe
of Freeport, Texas, nave arrived
to visit their parents, Mrs. Rosa
Thorpe and Mrs. J. w. Rosborough
in the city.
Mrs. Robert Shew is patient
at Bullock clinic after undergoing
an operation Wednesday morning.
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~afue in a deplorable situation.
One has only to visit the hos
pitfalls to realize how precarious
the nursing situation is. This very
dav my young grandson had to
be taken home after an operation
simply because there were no
nurses to look after him. His par
ents, both busy through the day,
were obliged to stay with him at
night, and in the end he had TO
be taken home so he could be
properly cared for.
! have a great many women ap-
plying to me for some method IN
which to use their ability. Some
of them are graduate nurses VINO
have considered themselves be-
You'd the nursing age. This is no
longer true, and I advise them to
get back into uniform as rapidly
as possible. This is an immedl-
ate emergency. 1t has none OF the
slamor of the young women IN
foreign fields who are doing their
washing in their helmets, or flying
the wounded home. But it has a
gla,nor all its own, as has all hos
pictal work-the peculiar warmth
which comes from easing pain,
and of feeling more than useful
of feeling essential
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CHIyALRY OUTDATED

Most persons agree that service
men in this country deserve spe-
cial consideration and even spe-
cial privileges-when there is a
reason for it. But is it right to
coddle them at the expense of
war wives who are taking care of
details of living which their men
would be doing for them if they
weren't overseas?
And what is the effect going to
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House Naval Group
Leaves For Check
On Pacific Front

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6. - (R -
A House Naval Affairs subcommit-
tee left by plane today for an in
spection of Naval activities in the
Pacific.
Except that they will end their
trip at Pearl Harbor with con-
ference with Admiral Chester w.
Nimitz, their itinerary was kept
secret. They expect to return to
Washington within three weeks.
It was the second Congressional
group to leave for military-Naval
inspections within the past fort
night. A House Military Commit
tee delegation now is touring the
European heater.
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Give Them Something
That They Can Wear

This is the year when any moth
err will bless you for a practical
gift of clothing for her moppets.
It will take some careful shopping
fol children's clothes this year are
we'll up on the shortage list. Be
sure you know the correct sizes,
for these things cannot be so easily
exchanged as in normal years. But
liz you want a gift that will bring
heartfelt thanks and real apprecia.
ton of your OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
THEM SOMETHING THEY CAN
| WEAR!
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Servicemen's Wives Deserve
A Little More Consideration

be on the manners Of a country
not even to mention the out-dated
world chivalry-when it is consid-
cred all right to shove a woman
out of a line to give her place to
a man for no other reason than
that he is wearing a uniform?
Servicemen themselves-as evil
denced by the lieutenant embar-
rassment-prpbably don't want
special service at that price, if for
no other reason than that most
of them have wives somewhere
Tending for themselves and being
pushed around.
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Victory Menus
By CHARLOTTE ADAMS
A Lovely Sauce For Fish

Quick-froZen Founder with
Sour Clean Sauce
Baked Potatoes
Stewed Tomatoes
Whole Wheat Bread
steWed Fruit with Nut Waters
(Recipes For Four)
Quick-Frozen Founder With
Sour Cream Sauce
lib. frozen founder fillets
l egg
1 cup cracker crumbs
tablespoons margarine
Juice of one lemon
~ teaspoon marjoram
IL pint sour cream
IL cup stock (hot water with
boullion cube)
Salt and pepper.
Thaw out fish. Dip in beaten
egg and roll in cracker crumbs.
Place margarine in baking pan
and put in hot oven until mar.
garine is brown. Add lemon juice
end marjoram to margarine. Lay
the fish in pan and turn over sc
that each side absorbs some Of
the margarine. Place in hot oven
and cook for ten minutes, spoon
ing margarine mixture over fish
occasionally. Meanwhile h e a
cream and stoct mixing well. Sea
son to taste. Remove from oven
place on hot platter and pour sou1
cream over sauce.
Nut Waters
1 large tablespoon margarine
1 cup brown sugar
l egg
2 heaping tablespoons flour
IL cups nuts
IL teaspoon vanilla.
Cream butter and sugar. Ado
unbeaten egg. Stir in flour ane
nuts. Add vanilla. Place by tea
spoonful, three inches apart, OF