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Evening star., 1944-01-29

in class, pointing out the relation
ship of laws and religion to human
nature. Much Of religion discusses
the analysis and treatment of man
That Is also true of law"
Teaches Class Analogies.
Justice Laws said the criminal al
court presents the same problem
as the transgressor in religion
Both bring up the dual question
of punishment and rehabilitation
The approach to each case is "ab-
solutely the same, and so are the
judgments. All in all, then, my
class lessons show the living rela-
Evening star., 1944-01-29

CTNCb COuTC JUS
tice Bolitha j
Laws for the
job.
"The arr
have impressed
me with the ap-
p II c a b l lity @
Bible problem
and answers tt
our world" hc
said in an in.
tervieW. " M
teaching h a
kept me keenl
aware Of tk
many analogies
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Missionary to Speak
At Metropolitan Boptis,

At the Metropolitan Baptist
Church tomorrow Mrs. Louise Brant-
ley, a missionary from the Niger
Basin of Africa, on furlough, will be
guest speaker at II am. and pm.
She will also address a union meet
ing of the Young Peoples Society
at $50 pm. The pastor, DR.. John
Compton Ball, will preside at all
services.
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and Miss Marcie Coltart was elected
The Jaynes Glass has organized
book club which will meet month
ly. The next meeting Is February
IA. The club will be open to men,
bers Of other adult classes.
Miss Thurston's class Of the Cove
nant-First Presbyterian Church
elected Mrs. w. Calhoun Stirling as
president. Miss Mabel Nelson Thurs
ton will speak on Jesus Uses His
Power to Help" tomorrow.
H. L. Garrett will teach the Box
Bible Class. OF Emory, Methodist
Church tomorrow.
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Organized Bible
Glasses News
By. PRESIDENT

By PRESIDENT PAGE Nick. ETCHIsoN.
DR.. John r. Edwards, superintend-
ent, west district, Methodist Church,
will be the guest speaker at the Har-
Evening star., 1944-01-29

Twenty-Five years OF teaching
Sunday school at the Mount Vernon
Place Methodist Church have not
diminished the enthusiasm Of Dis
Evening star., 1944-01-29

AoA uCA dAlo Vic
Paul Marks, director of education
will speak to the Zwingli Mems
Bible Glass of Grace Evangelical
and Reformed Church tomorrow
The Delta Glass will be taught by
Mildred Troxel. Charles I. Bevans
will speak to the Young Mems Bible
Class, and Mrs. Calvin H. Wingert
will teach the Star Glass.
The L. F.. o. Glass OF Brookland
Methodist Church will hold dinner
Wednesday at $50 pm. Mrs. S,
Paul Schilling will teach the lesson
tomorrow.
The Hummer Memorial Glass OF
Epworth Methodist Church will be
taught tomorrow by Mrs. Harry
Evaul A business meeting will be
held Tuesday preceded by dinner
at $50 pm.
Representative Sam Hobbs OF
Alabama will teach the Mems Eel
lowship Bible Glass of New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church TO-
morrow.
The Butler Bible Glass of Trinitp
Evening star., 1944-01-29

The Tudor Glass Of Mount Ver-
non Place Methodist Church will be
taught tomorrow by Mrs. Edwin e
Carver, associate teacher.
Justice Bolitha j. Laws will teach
the A. B. Pugh Glass. A business
meeting will be held February 7.
The Esthanaoruth Class will be
taught tomorrow by Mrs. I'D. Ford
G. G. Sheppard, adult class super
intendent, has called a meeting OF
the Council Of Adult Glasses on
Tuesday at 8 pm. The Commission
on Membership will also meet at
that time. Miss Jessie lie Noir has
resigned as secretary OF the council
Evening star., 1944-01-29

IbOu blDle CLASS
OF ongre S S
Street Methodist
Church tomor-
row. The Rev.
Dorsey K. Stur-
gis will also
speak.
The Pinkham
Bible Glass of
National Bap-
tist M e m orial
Church will be
taught tom or
row by Nathan
w. Morgan. His
t opic will b e
HYz-~y IL
Evening star., 1944-01-29

The Rev. Charles Hamilton will
speak tomorrow on Christianity" to
the Fellowship Class Of Chevy Chase
Methodist Church. This will be the
last in the series on Comparative
Religion"
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Rattonal
Baptist memorial

18th end Columbia Road NV,
Cove 6. johnson, Postor.
A. Lincoln Smith. Assistont Postor.
II a.m.-"RELIGIOUs LIBERTY -
DR.. w. o. Lewis, Secretary OF the
Baptist World Alliance.
pm-"IS THIS A SIM"
$40 a.m.-Bible School.
6:45 p.m.-Training Unions and
Brotherhood.
MfdYeek Service. Thursday eve
ming at 8-The Glad Hour.
Subject, Home Memories"
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QhrtHttatt Rrfurmrn

The Butler Bible Glass Of Trinit,
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RYlAND
DUMBARToN AVE.

Branch Ave. and s St. Sc.
CAT Penn. Ave.D
REV. KARL g. NEWELL,
II a m -Worshin
Evening star., 1944-01-29

Methodist Church elected Mrs. Fred
Haller, president; Mrs. Myron Jor-
dan, vice president; Mrs. Dorothy
Sinclair. recording secretary; Mrs.
Lucy Juntti, corresponding secre-
tary, and Miss Ina. Clements, chap
lain. A business meeting win be
heldsat 8 pm.
Evening star., 1944-01-29

3133 Oumbaft0n Ave. NV.
DR.. CHAuNCEY G. DAY. Minister. /,
IL a.m.-"BrOther-Kee =
8 p.m.-"The Man Who Knew Men"
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ST. AGNES CHURCH

80 Oue 81. NV.
Rev. william Eckman, s. s. J. E.,
In Charge -,
Sunday Masses-7. $50 and IL
o'clock. Mass daily, z am. Confessions
Saturday, 4:30 and 7:30 pm.
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all Saints

XII SdtUl3
Chevy Chose Circle
REV. c. W. LOWRY. D. Phil. (oxon)
Rector TEL, WI. 3446
7:30 o.m.-Holy Communion.
$50 o.m.-Sundoy School.
HOO o.m.-Mornins Proyer and Ser
mon.
800 p.m.-Youne Peoples Fellowship.
Evening star., 1944-01-29

ST. THOMAS
18th St.. Bet P and Q, Mr. Dupont Circle
Rev. n. S. Wilkinson, D. D., Rector
Sunday. and $50 a.m.-Holy Com
munion.
$50 am.-Church School
IL a.m.-Service and Sermon by the
Rector.
Wednesday, 8 am. and Thursday, IL
a.m.-Holy Communion.
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TRINITY

9th . Seward Sauare Sc.
Rev. Daniel w. Justice, Minister
IL a.m,-"Our Responsibiiity-A New
World Order"
7:30 Micah Defines True ne-
Evening star., 1944-01-29

All Souls Memorial Church
Cathedral and Conn AYES. NV.
Rev. H. H. D. STERRETT, Rector.
Sunday-9;45 am, Sunday School;
am, Conf1rma ton and Sermon by
the Right Rev. George w. Davenport,
D. D., Bishop of Easton.
Evening star., 1944-01-29

800 GeorEia Ave. NV.
EDGAR c. BEEkY. D. D., Minister.
$50 a.m.-Church School.
IL a.m.-"Forsetful Green" DR..
Beery.
z p.m.-Youth Fellowship Groups.
8 p.m.-Dr. Paul Douglas.
Evening star., 1944-01-29
ASCENSION

Mass. Ave. at 18th st. NV.
REV. RAYMOND L. WOLyEN. Rector.
8 a.m.-Holy Communion.
IL a.m.-Morning Prayer and Sermon
by Canon Wolven
z pm. A-Sunday Eevning Club for Young
Adults
Evening star., 1944-01-29

"LV' OnhMIES W. WOODo
Rector
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH,
webster st and Rock Creek Ch. Rd.
SUNDAY, JANUARY 3Oth.
Fourth Sunday after the Epiphany.
$3.50 a.m.-Holy Communion.
$3.50 a.m.-Church School.
1l:OO a.m.-Morning Prayer and Sermon
700 p.m.-Young Peoples Fellowship.
If you are a newcomer to Washing.
ton, you sre invited to make this dear
old Country Church in the City, your
church home. There are no stranger:
within our gates
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-10
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something exquisite. And exnen.
Siv". And. worst OF all. somethin.
different.
80 absurd. Mallory knew. to be-
nave like silly little grammar
school girl who had blue hair rib.
""''s ana wanted pink, SO utterly
ABSURD In view of her frocks thrt
h,ing dozen after dozen in her Nav
"rk apartment and Connecticut
mouse. Also she conceded sb.'d
never hay" been in this prcdir,-
Hh"ni II she hadn't considered Aicw.
&" som" sort of heather Rand. yr,
Nor" %h" was. fighting "A childish
h'G" III her throat. caused cutirrIv
~ her o"'n behavior.
lets d" 'Elsl's Dream SANDY 4"
Inc man began that shimmrr;nr
Foreground for the girls voice
'''i'. III This Wagrcrian number.
"v''i"h 10 have Contralto Qualities
along ":ih Tn" soprano. The first
rev Words o: the German song
@""'h"d Mallory. How foolish am
10 let ManIrlita diicOnccrt ME :"
"ne Thought. Another thought
.,rn'k nor. She hoped Johann and
ts!ii.rlln Schmidt woulL like her
'''!ii;h number from t.Uhnnyrin.
From that irnnlc trrrd her mind
went 10 pirhart p,n,, '''' , ,,.,I
''"dht he '"lcrhoHcd her tha,
H"'"Iu"? SHE wanted In kuo,v
mat hc had III m.ud Conccruing
She San" ,n ..J , ,
paua.nr. c>ocr, g., '' U i'.;, s''tr ',,
directed ,n,,.t,', =, = "''S- smile
a"aius, ti,r y.,r. -. rr ', ''''','H
20 her ,rc,n,nrrf, =" .., "' ui"y roe,
Tor an cr,,rI....., ..,,,,,' 'ir'S
music on In. ,..,ro '''' VI ZIG
Marua'jil mai r.I,. ..
with iGo'...:!nu 1.,n,. ,,,,i ,,,, ~
They closed ,r.i,. .,,,.. '! ,..' w.
more emotional nur,rr,: rno,.,. 81.
time with IL, ,.t.,r c,,,,'.i N,!'
'rhcy oi,.r c'r,,,.,, n.,.,, 80, a. 80 rs.
hands in shccr .,.,,,,. i,.1 .'', ~. .
SINGERS vo.,c ''''
~ I'm ,r,r,o..,. t,a, ~
on "!'.r..l, .j.r...,r.. en- ,.,'. w., ""I N','E
with f..,,,,i",,,,
howl ~ ointment,
Carries. priyo.. ...,.,.,. ..';,, ~" 49,,
kisses s.ilyi-.. ,7rr Inv, J., ,,.m,,
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alton. rs i, was .Iarrnii,a ,aa,.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-10

SINGER ,,,,,.,,,,
Lcsloyir. "a. '"''''''E We "as
luu,n h.r cn' -" "".i''i"''s
she fol, Io,,. "''l.r' MANY
gers hal fnu,I r".. '"'h M
,ahl,rIn,h '''' "'h'a'h Tie
"r,u mo r,,o,u,
he s,id ~" '" '''' u eat.
.c,.,',,,
EMO cnck,.ii% ~ INV '.; .,','.'a 'f"it'
M.,I,,r, -,
N,,,,n,,,. ,',, "i"H" h"ad.
vo,, r.,..,,,... "P; N',i non" Tor
,Icrnd :, ,,, ~ "'.'h Shr "r-
ryt,,,,..,., ,,'e" ,. c"'i''''i' AMI IN
Mnx;c, =, ,,'' '',;.' ''niiY Ia
| ro,,no n, coup an ""G
coo,,cI T., ..,, ''''S', .h''""n
crc,,r , O., az almond
|, .',';' d ''Nh course ana straw
not have :, d,;",. ;. i, "'."" must
"bcca,Isc n, h,. -. . IN" 'Af'aIii"h.
b,nl, ,,,o. ,,r, .,'" Wy at TIE
mos, inr,,i.m, ",',i u 'HiS
ncss ,r,I ,,','1, 'N'' ''''''I It"l'
attends - , w., ne ~ see 'h'' he
wh.I." II.r a,Ia,,., "'" III
| the .,irn - ,,,N.i "S - .>"i'""
hovr tnn m,,,',' ,,'., L"' we
DOM vn T',,I''. p','' W ~ S"i'"''a'
...r,,n, !. .;',.,
month connnt roIn '' 49, a. ,, 'i'''' YER
;m,, a., I",.l"t Keep me from learn
other n,,ns rnr ii. '- n.,'..' nave
Gnnnrs cin,,. r,:u 10, '"'. 'I'S
NI,Inrv,s ''a''''f u
"Oh M ro,, ,,,,, ,.,,
and motr1r r,,,,,,' '' "'n '''h'r
,omcrrnv. .rh, ~ VIC Ivy
bossinn.. tool. ,',,., XII
"Co,In, ,rnrn 49, 80 'I',.'''l.
nora ron,irn, ,,,., '> ,.... "''' -
rat, $3.50, '.'1 '"'."i'''I ~.
please r..c,,sc -, ,,''' ~ ...'F ''''''
Ei.lorI Iyi,.,h, .,,,,.,., .,.......,
when :n.v L.fI NJ. ,,... ,'..,'''
asked NI,,n,,, "',' '' 'H
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with Mannr,i,a E,,r.ira , ,Io "'iiF'
nose into cvr,,. ar.ma;. ''' !"'''y
"Ycu ri,o,,rI.,r,. C,,,. ~
dinner v.,th -. H., .,;,'r r' ''.' " '''' 3"
"hg If ! sil .,nt ,..'a.,. =,
tears 49,. !rr,,, ra, "a '''''H
her rrr.r.. ;I',...a,. -, CO.
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-10
CHAPTER FORTY.T,yo

MALLORY had -'a.lncd In con.
front Carlos, when .c joined her
,hr following morning 4. rehearsal
with ley words.
Are you quite sure Manuo,it,
ran 40 without this music" Or
similar words Of sarcasm.
But she did not set the chance,
for Carlos brought Mauuclita with
him. only..as usual. il appeared tno,
Manucli,a Was bringing Carlos
with her.
81 knuw | Wasn't invited" she
said 10 the singer with 4 Chavm,r"
smile. She swung tina: G.lilr 10 ;hn
man At the piano. Hello. @ardy.
I'VE missed you" Again the smile
was on aiallOry. "Eorgi"e my in
irusion. but when ! .uuHd ou, Car
los was coming l had TO come
along"
Mallory was Ii"i,. ~ishinc To
heaven Carlos had not tod the ,S-
quisitr Mc%IcHn girl that lie wa.
coming. But she said. That is otii,r
all right. In fact. I am happy To-
have you." Her pink lips Cr.rvci -
bit. Carlos promised 20 helm mo
with 'VcrCda Tropical | have the
music right here" She reached fu,.
ii. hoping To catch surprise On
ManurlIta's smooth ivory face.
YOU don't know how c%c!tca !
am that the great Mallory Baker is
going Ia learn this sons from nv
own copy" The seriousness OF hcr
words was accompanied by snrirus
features. She lcIuc;. forward 10
rivc III" blond Girl i s&.t, "uthylr.
And | wan: you 10 !;o0D u, m.r.-rr
forever 10 remember u,." .'.n WIS
smiling again now. her simr'v .".
r"c.aiiu"ly gorgeous r..lr, Ia.
m"ntod Mallory.
AS if ] wouldn't remember moro
pleasant thir"s "ith 'Vyl.,ia 'FRONT.'
eat" Mallory thought. "Dauriu. il
Carlos griGG ~ The fiesta. for g.
ample The blo"I Gtri was over.
com" with 4 helpless fcrIHg. II
cant c"Trha, his woman" s'!n go.
departing inwarsi!y. while trim
30 mattel. her imDromn'u c;rets'
huhhlinG. though poised. "a.r:y. 90!
don't cen understand her." wor-
ii"t Mallory. rs she forced 4 waxcr
Tr!ma0c 10 her lips. "Icr actions
are liz" those of no other woman
".tl whom I have competed"
For relief the singers violct-h,uc
rcs went past Manuclita's black
'lad shoulder to meet Carlos doom
brown ones. Since the first greeting
b" had said nothing. Ard now ne
seemed highly pleased over tho
conversation between the two Girls,
it"ascG also 10 :5it against The wall
n one of the uncomfortable i~oY
chairs and just stare at the cir! be. |
s.d" the niIno.
ManIclita said, TN go sit by
Carlos and listen TO you sing. Mai. |
lorv dear"
sandy was striking heavy, mod
''N!Y constructed chords. based on |
re "NcrcGa Tropical" theme. He |
,i"IN1" now ana waited for Nal |
l''EH cue. in her rim checked suit |
l'. soft silk shirt she appeared TO |
10 about Is years oil. But she did
~ HHo" that. All she felt was
..1.,n because each time she saw
A'a"",!!,a, that girl was wearing
Milford chronicle., 1944-11-17
NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that Let
tiers Testamentary were in due form
of law granted unto the undersign-
ed, on the twenty-seventh day OF
October 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 of Milford. Della
ware, Executor of the estate OF
Frederick II. Whitehead. deceased.
on or before the twenty-seventh
day of October. 1915, or abide the
Act of Assembly in such case made
and provided.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
AND TRUST COMPANY
OF MILFORD, DELAWARE
Wallace F. McFaul
Trust officer.
Address. Executor.
Milford, Delaware. n3-5t
Milford chronicle., 1944-11-17
Tuesday, November p, 1914

Consisting of the following:
GARAGE TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT
One Y II. p. electric motor with
wire brush. blow torch. hydraulic
press. wheel balancer. battery charg-
err transmission jack, two hydraulic
jacks. two pipe wrenches. batteries.
wheel knockers. tension wrench, three
track trolleys. tire stretcher, air hose,
lathe. three bench grinders. four vises.
heavy duty hydraulic garage presses.
heavy duty hydraulic truck presses.
two portable battery chargers. loud
speaking equipment. valve refacer.
motor analyzer. distributor analyzer,
anvil. forger. l6-foOt boat. johnson
Sea Horse, cupboard motor. Plymouth
pickup. Packard roadster. hydraulic
truck body. steel truck body. two por-
table tool chests. socket set. two cleo
and other equipment for up-to-date
garage, two safes. six office chairs.
adding machine. billing machine. cash
register. filing cabinets. fiuOrescent
lights. vacuum cleaner and other items
too numerous to mention.
WELDING EQUIPMENT
Consisting of the following: One
300-amp. Lincoln portable welder on
Dodge truck. 2O0-amp stationary Lin
coin welder. l50-amp stationary Lin
coin welder, complete acetylene gen.
orator and light. oxygen regulator.
acetylene regulator. welding hose. two
welding benches. fifty-foot charging
cable. Two acetylene tank adapters.
knee pads welding gloves. shields and
goggles and lot of welding rods.
TERMS OF SALE; CASH.
VIRGINIA V. HUTCHINSON
EXecutriX of the estate of
Il. Cole Hutchinson, deceased
Anthony Il. Carroll,
William II. Montague. Auctioneers. 1t
Milford chronicle., 1944-11-17
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given by the UNI
dersigned that the co-partnership
lately subsisting between John
Fred Dolby and Phillip H. Raw
Inns. under the firm name and
style of Wyoming Milling Co, and
engaged in business in or near the
town of Wyoming. Kent County,
Delaware. was on the sixth day
of November, 1914. dissolved by
mutual consent.
The business conducted by John
Fred Dolby and Phillip II. Rawlins
will be continued by George IL.
Short and John B. NAPLES at the
same place and under the same
trade name.
JOHN FRED DOLBY
nI0-2t PHILLIP II. RAWLINS
Milford chronicle., 1944-11-17
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that Let
tiers TestamentaTy were in due
form of law granted unto the I'M
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 FIRST NATIONAL BANK
AND TRUST COMPANY
By-Wallace +. McFaul,
Address. Trust officer
Milford, Delaware Executor
nl7-3t
Milford chronicle., 1944-11-17
PUBLIC SALE!
of valuable
Personal Property

Having sold my farm. | will sell at
Public Auction ell Farm implements
ana Personal Property whore | now
reside at HarhpSun on road leading
from Harheson to Milton. an
Tuesday, November 81, 1914
At u O'CLOCK NOON
RAIN OR SHINE
The following;
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Cultivator. Riding Harrow. Walking
Harrow. Low Down Wagon. Tomato
Rack. Corn Shelter. Drag. Acme Har-
row. set of Discs. Mccormick Mower.
, Walking Flows. a lot of Fodder.
LIVE STOCK
One Pair Mules
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Hall rack. bedroom suites. dining
room table. set OF chairs. set of AN
tique chairs. rocking chairs. AN
minister rug. y ~ ~ yards rag ear
pet. battery radio. Home Comfort
cook stove. lot Of dishes. , Aladdin
Lamps and other things too numerous
to mention
TERMS OF SALE: CASH. No goods
to be removed until paid for.
ANANIAS HICKMAN. Owner
Better known as Nigh Hickman
Harry Mears. AuCtioneer. nl0-2t
Milford chronicle., 1944-11-17
Saturday, November IS, 1914
AT ~ O'CLOCK SHARP
RAIN OR SHINE

RAIN OR SHINE
The following:
LIVE STOCK
One Horse. years old. work any
where: one Horse, 4 years old, work
anywhere; Cow. Hogs
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One riding cultivator. one walking
cultivator.. one steel beam. No. 10
walking pillow; one 1-horse pillow, one
2-horse low down wagon. one riding
pillow. one horse drawn disc harrow,
two pair hip harness. two collars and
brides. 500 punches of coarse fodder,
30 baskets of corn, one press drill, one
vice. one blow torch. one wheelbar-
row. one corn shelter. lot of hoes,
forks and shovels, Buckeye brooder
stoves. % galvanized feeders, 90 wood
feeders. one S-foot large feeder. nine
watering troughs ana fountains, 40
gallon stone water jugs. gas en-
CINE and pump outfit: two 3-gallon
spra yers. lot of chicken wire.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One cook stove. one large wood
heater. one 2-burner oil stove. two oil
burner for cook stove. two oil lamps.
one front room stand. one 4-quart ice
cream freezer. one kitchen cabinet.
one table, four chairs. one ironing
hoard. one studio couch. one buffet,
four quilts. some dishes and glasses.
lot of rugs, one day he'd. one pile of
wood.
TERMS: CASH.
RAYMOND GILBERT
Georgetown. X. 2, Del
George w. Simpler. -\uctioneer ni0-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1944-11-17
Tuesday, November 81, 1914
At TEN O'CLOCK \ NJ
RAIN OR SHINE

The following:
LIVE STOCK.
One pair Mules. will work in all
harness: Bay Horse. 3 years old.
10 COWS AND HElFERS. ! Guern-
sey Bull. years old. All T. u. and
blood tested Mother Hogs. ! Male.
Hog. Fattened Hogs. . Shoats
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One Fl2 Farmall tractor. set F-12
cultiVatorS. one 1896 Chevrolet dun p
truck with hydraulic lift: Black
Hawk manure Spreader. Champion
mower. | Mccormick -Deering mower.
nearly new. horse rake, ! John
ID ere lime drill. John Deere 9g9 corn
planter. new wire; one lO-tine Super
Tor grain drill. one 7-foOt Deering hin
der. ] dump corn cutter. ht an plant
er. bean puler. newly new: one .
row bean cultivatOr: one 4-rOw bean
cultiVatOr. l Case hay loader, > farm
wagons. wagon boxes, | corn box
attachment. liam rack. ! New Idea
rubber tire wagon. l timber cart. 2
log chains. ! OK cart. OK Jokes. !
horse cart and harness. one 3-row to-
mato marker. tomato rack. 2 sets
wagon springs. ] weedeT. one 3-Section
spring tooth: one 2-SectiOn SPRING
tooth: one 60-tOoth drag harrow. one
9OtoOth drag harrow. two 2-sectiOn
drag harrows. one 2-scctiOn land roll
er, | hoarder. one No ~ Oliver rid
No. 10 Oliver plows. one No. \ Oliver
plow. tiukc harrOws. 3 cultiVatOrs.
! orchard spray ! cider press. cider
barrels. | iron tank. | hog Scaldins
cask. ~ berry crates with cups. ~
potato hampers. 5N0 Is baskets. good
as new: hominy mortar. ! set Empire
mixers. I strainer, ! gasoline engine
and pump, l brOOder stove. / incuha-
tor l5h-egg capacity. > turkey houses.
hen house spray. l feed chest. 500
good grain bags. lot or corn bags.
corn grinder. pea and beam weight.
block and fail. ] wire stretcher.
spuds. no, :. forks. shOvels and other
things too numerous to mention.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One Settee. / set quilt frames. l old
Tunnel hedStead. let set. l new
single bed. mattress and springs.
croquet set. l commOde. tables and
stands. rocking chairs. l small ice hOX,
one lO0- pound ice box. ] hall rack. .
SidehOards. davenport. 10 lamps.
some antique; . Aladdin lamps. lot OF
dishes. ! set knives and forks. iron
pots and pans. | ham boiler. l large
aluminium turkey roaster one S-quart
ice cream freezer. l asparagus bunch
er. lot of stone jars and jugs. lot OF
glass jars. butter churnS. butter
prints. coal Heatrola. good as new:
lot of hooks tables and chairs. mir
rorS and pictures. vases and clocks.
set of shoe lasts and pictures. l Wilton
rug. l3ia ~. new: 2 library tables.
| good Nictrola and records Lot of
other things too numerous to mention.
TERMS: CASH.
MRS. IRENE McCOLLEY. Owner
DickerSOn Bros. Auctioneers. nl0-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1944-11-17
PUBLIC SALE
-OP VALUABLE
Personal Property

l VIII Oifer Tor sale by way OF Public
Auction. at my residence. ON Savan-
nah Road. in Georgetown, Georgetown
Hundred. Sussex County. and State of
Delaware. on
Tuesday, November 20, 1914
AT TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ.
The following Personal Property, to-
wit:
LIVE STOCK
One pair Mules, work anywhere: l
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, stands, rugs,
smoking stand. 3 swing chairs. rock
ing chairs. sewing machine, 2 bu-
reaus. one antique bureau. l daven-
port. 2 tables. l Perfection oil stove,
good as new; living room wood stove,
kitchen chairs, l gasoline iron. 2
bedsteads. 1 single bedstead, bed COW
ering, three 3 10 linoleum rugs.
Brussels carpet. / 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