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Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02
ARD or THANKS

To the ElarIington Fire Depart
mont: We wish tn express our
deep appreciation To you all for
your excellent work in the saving
OF om hotel. Everything was ham
died with the best Of care and skill.
Also we Wish to take this oppor-
tunify To thank MIR. jim Wiley foi
his promptncss in sending in the
alarm We are deeply indebted tc
all. We are hereby d"notinS to
You $loo"o as Il token Of our ap-
prcCidtion.
TIE. SWAIN FAMILY
- lt-pd
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02
{ ARD OF THIt\kS

We wish to take this means OF
Thanking the members OF the Mil
lord. Milton. Grorgetowu and FL
lcndal" Fire Comparie, for their
valuabl" assistance during the re-
ehi fir" al Our machine shop and
garage
MIS-. and Mrs John B. Ennis
and Family
ll-lt EIlcndalc
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02
FREDERICK

Nil and Mrs Gc0rG" Manlovt
and children. of near Dover. and
Miss JAY Boone OF Wilmington
spent Sunday with MIR. and Mrs
Harry Boone
Mr.. 5. H. Davis. OF Dover. was
til" Weekend guest of his sister.
Mrs Sallic Williams.
Mr. and Mrs j. H. NJ Darbie
We're recent dinner guests of Sea
ford friends They also attended
the Williams and Knox wedding
in Trinity Methodist Church at
Harrington.
Mrs. James Norris spent several
days in Philadelphia last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NinyarG
were recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Herman Ninyard
Mrs. \. r. Smith, "l Magnolia
spent Thursday afternoon with
her sister, Ms Sallir Williams.
Mrs. Sarah W. Johnson. of Sea-
ford was her guest on Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Flanagan
.Ir.. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. JOS
Cph Flanagan. 81.
Mr.. ana Mrs. George Ryder anG
son. of Milford were dinner guest.
of Mr.. and Mrs. William BriSg:
last Sunday
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02
YOU BREAkoAND BEND
We Weld and Mend

Oxy-acetylene Welding. Cutting
ana Brazing. We specialize in
Electrical Repairing Batteries
Generators Magnct0s.
MILFORD BATTERY SERVICE
STANLEY HUNTER. Proprietor
Phone 3S7
One block east of First National
BANK j22-tf
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02
ATTENTION-ThiS ad is ad-

'TI''F|'d 10 0 WNW NNO i c0uccrNtd
't"ut hS lutuIr security. He. 4uaN he
tn" old Tor industry or Young and
"N"mrl from military service. Per
maps his lurouc IS uncertain or IN
'd HG'i" to meet present day de
nH'ld> It," MAY i, discouraged. hlu
u h" iGi- good urt'r,l,cc- rhd = ear.
lh"i'' l@ - r"--lility ot his qualify inG
Ion t"it ~ than aN'rtr" earnings H.
should forward al personal history Ia
l"N l., G." Milford Chronicle. Milford
ZIP
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02
NOTICE TO TAXABLES OF
II NSEX COUNTY. DELtWAkE

Notice is hereby given that
COPY OF the Assessment of Sussex
ouniy, Delaware, for the year
l"iJ, as to persons and property
in respect OF which ii change has
been made in the assessment OF
TN" previous year for each Elec-
ilon District. has been made and
may be seen at the following
places, in the several election dis
t'icts, on and after February 18th.
1873.
First Election District OF the
First Representative District. the
store OF Pierce Hardware Co. Mil
ford. Delaware.
Second Election District of the
First Representative District. Post
Office. Ellendale. Delaware.
Third Election District OF The
First representative District. Post
Office. Milford. Delaware.
First Election District OF the
Second Representative District
Allen r. Wharton's Store. Owens,
Delawa
Second Election District OF the
Second Representative District.
Post Office, Bridgcville. Delaware.
Third Election District OF the
Second Representative District.
Post Office. Greenwood. Delaware.
First Election District of the
Third Representative District. Mis-
souri, Isaacs Store. CokeSbury
Church TO Collins Mill, Delaware.
Second Election District OF the
/ Third Representative District. Sus-
sex Hotel. Scatord. Delaware.
Third Election District of the
Third Representative District
James X Phillips Office, Seatord,
! Delaware
Fourth Representative District.
Dale $ EIoits Store. Blades. Della
! ware.
First Election District of the
Fifth Representative District. Ar
Jhur 5. Icarn's Office. Laurel. Del
aware.
Second Election District OF the
Fifth Representative District, ). y
Culvcr's Store. Dclmar Delaware
Third Election District OF the
Fifth Representative District Post
Office. Laurel. Delaware.
First Election District OF th,
Sixth representative District. Post
office. Millsboro. Delaware
Second Election District of the
Sixth representative District. Lar
iry Truitt's Store DaGsboro, Della.
ware.
Third Election District Of tho
Sixth Representative District Tin
gle's Store. Gumboro. Delaware.
First Election District of III,
Seventh Representative District
+. Is Phillips Store AIillvillc
Delaware
Second Election District of tn,
Seventh Representative District
Frank W. Holloway 4 Co.'S Store
Selbyville. Delaware.
Eighth Representative District
Harry j. Anderson's Store. Fair
Mount. Dclaware
Ninth Representative District
Post Office. Georgetown. Delaware
First Election District of III
Tenth Representative District
Municipal Building. Milton. Della
ware.
Second Election District OF tn
Tcnth Representative District
POST Office. Lcwcs. Delaware.
Third Election District OF tn
! Tenth representative Distric
Post Office. Rehoboth, Delaware.
The Board of Assessment 70
Sussex County will sit at its offic
IL the Court House Annex d
georgetown every day tSaturda
afternoons. Sundays. and Washing
on's Birthday eXcepted) from Eel
'uary 10Th to March list 1945. il
,lusivc. to hear appeals from. an
l y make additions and correction
II said Assessment, as provided j
aw.
BOARD OF ASSESSMENT
'2-2t Sussex County, Delaware
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02
ARD OF THANkS

wish to thank relatives. friends
and the congregation OF the Lin
coin church for their kindness.
sympathy and flowers during the
illness ana death OF my daughter.
Edith q Carey.
- It js MIR. CURTIS II. CAREY
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02
COWS FOR SALE = Seven

Seven h,:,d ui grad, mlch cuns aij
milking. IIclcr to ~.ll To- "u, huy,,
II impo~~lht', VIII ~,ll eho.r.~. Min
record VIII show th,u un1litN TW"
heavy SptlnGtl~ T,u tuu- good hay.
III" lunches t"dd.l iul ~al. So, J
Raymond l;'utt.tt. Milford, p'l. I'hnl,-
iarm, 3I\l Ilrdcirn. rrsd nee At.
Milford II
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02
IN m EMORIAM

ln lowing memory Of carol SUI
Shorklcy. who fen asl""p February b.
19tf
Oftrn from our hearts comes bitter
Oh. why did e,lr darling carol die:
Then comes the answer 50 solemn an"
deep.
Your loving daughter is only asleep.
on how W. loved our darling girl.
30 hearts on earth can tell;
But Jesus loved her better sun
And called her home To dwell
Sadly missed by Mother. Daddy %nn ,,n
Sister.
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02
MENTIONS CHICkS-Pcdi-

Gr"r Inrd I0I M ~ - NolI \. - rro-
durtiur NrW lIalur~hjrp- and E:,t-
rcd Rocks with good cEG ~lIo aHd
lH'g, h"dN .,iZ" I'r"GruN-t,St rru-
grnn}. high h,tch1hiIitN |uI flock Ir-
placement or nock improvements Nlsu
Newton cross. New c:t:lu%. .. \
Newton and son Company. Dept *.
IsIIdStN illt u, !" Il
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02
IN EMORIAM


Ina Io,lue memory of N,Uy r Wuod
VII" passed away February G. l@tt
To-day hrin-s sad m,morl.-
pl TN" day You went l." r,~t
liUi Noull t!WHN~ h' t"i."uihrI,d
~ tlI"~" VIII" loved YOU h,-t
IT. luu"~uu. h"rc without yuu.
\nd -:,d thc W";,r! Way
t"t li'. j. not tine SAM 1u ID.
since You Wei" called AWAY
TIA" blow Wa udd,n. thu shock $50
we're.
W. lttt Thought Tia, .ud - n,ar
.\nd only those Who'rc lost can toll
The pain If ra1tiuG without farewell
Nor and more each day We miss Hou
Friends may think the wound Is h":hcd
Fut they lttlc know Jho sorrow
That lic- within our h"art~ concealed.
sadly missed hy Husband. Children
and Grandchildren. 1tp
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02
THANKS TO FIREMEN

Mrs. !! w Warner wishes to
thank thT Milford tircmcn for ex-
tinsuishilis a chimney fire last Fri
day ut her farm home near Mil
lord. I'm
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02
IN MEN MORIAM

In remembrance of Ruth II. Deputy.
Who passed away February >. 1912:
~ the land hcyond tomorrow
There will surely he a day
Nlon we one" more see our loved ON"
Who has only gone away.
Sadly missed 10y her family who
owed hor. ltp
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02
IN MI mORIAM

IN loving memory ol uut J,3l I.t-L-
t'r. Patricia Wilson. Who ',it t- -u
suddenly ON February >. l'i@.
February I~ hcr, ono. uri..
10 u~ tn. -..dd..~i % unIh "i .I.
W. Wonder why. We Woiid't Nh>
l.. Your infancy You hnd Ia dl-"
W.. loN. no rjGht to question.
Must t:,k" ll, r- il cuin"~
Hut ~ad arc thu day and long at"
TIA" Years
Irtll our Master ctll- ~ ho,u,
70 think v" could not -al 4uuu-}>.
NIN :lW:,N. hItuG regrets.
Hut tho h'art- that love yo'l. drar'.-t.
Are TIM h";tIt- that don't forget.
Sadly missed 10y Moth.I :nd Eatlt"l
Pfc auL MI. Frank /. Wilson. ltp
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02
" A\TED = Over the Road

'i' I''i"'d tr.vt"t-tt:Ul,J dl3l'r. t"i.
i'N equipment. good ~alat%. WIth ~
ilN pi"n. ~ pare Ton r"-t-lN IN
I',v\ ~, i"'"t NrlN Nlsjol Lynn Lin.
Nttluiu. pl II
VI NNIl.Il- N.r ut Wuu.u iu -sic-
'''d ". Ha@lfu-- iu Su--,\ rn:lIt>
@tr.I. rt"du'j- .nld - l.s,f- To- 2..,o
"H'l' I.t-' "l ,'i-l"ur-i.- furnished
W 'l' to-day II,Ai' I4lt-. p,pl DEE
".'-> ". ia -''t. - j2f-.lp
WANTED Na,f.,G naa .a Work
WITH poultry ahd ult l.. ul Wa-,.- >llu
n"1tth. a"u~'. fu'I. milk. "44~. ch.c-
HI". - and ea~ ~1"Nc iullt.Sh,.d lob
1\"lIihl" 2tI now NpldN u MA
l'r""h Farm. F.'mu44ton. y ! l;oul,
~ j3G-
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02
NOT II |.

Will not h" responsible, for any
hiIIS unless contracted by myself
MarNll W. Williams, Georgetown.
btl. dl9-3t
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02
Headquarters for Rock WOOL

Loose, ErHUUIIlt-U. NIIE. 7 q i VII
ford. Blown or sold hy ha1 or carton
Also ceiling u.at,,;als Wholesale or
retail George r Macklu Com
pany. Milford Phone - matt
FOR SALE Smut Wa,dtuu i,ed
mixer ton ctparit\; Nr..F '".'l
turuluG ouokln-, ranc'. "1" ." -;ai'"H
hot water hulb.l. t;,". VI Nlul-u}.
COLLINS MIL G,ure. town, p,.., l.,
H. Tclrph,u" i;rldGrytll, .;a>l ot-tl
FOR SALE liaud mad' p"l> 'u't
hor-t. ndiu- lnldlc- ana mHrtl'satr-
Lots ol l,d brass -pHi~ aitd t"trkl'-
All kinds oi harness rcpHIcd. Sod,il'-
repaired AND i,hlult ti,t II li\'u n"W.
Fred l.; Brown. ll;Iur~~ Man.i y
mi. east ui Cund,u rh"u, i;.dinid
80. i2n-.,t
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02

the home of Mrs. Harry Williams.
Mrs Earl Allen has received
several letters from her husband
It. Earle H. Allen. who is Il Ger.
man prisoner of war. 1t. Allel
sal hat be is fine and as happ!
as can be expected. With 1t. Al
len are several other Delaware
boys.
The Bethel Methodist Parsonage
WAS destroyed by fire Friday af-
tpInOpu
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02
COUPLE wanted for growing

chickens, white or colorcd Good sal
AIRY. good living quarters. Year around.
Must have good references Apply Del
aware Poultry Company. IIaltIl. Del.
Tclcphon. 3nt7 jlp-l
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02
LOST-T | K E-JanuarV 25

3. .tW."n Mliuld .,t,d 81 ia WiImiua-
tom - n.ch iu-r# heavy dutY tn,
mounted uu Ch-> roIrt Truck wheel
ltrWaid. tW Milford -. 1T
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02
STRAWBERRY PL \ y L :

EOE SALE Dw@'N. IuIlta\. l.tu-
more. rt,nicr. C;dSklll. E,d star "ud
star Bright - o." par loo. T,rn.-~,...
E!akcm"t,. 81 ., I,I lro. "r >l".'o Ict
1.""". \ir"d e. clark. llmrMsf".
I'hOu,. IGl i.-ti
FOR SALE run White ~ gray
a~hcstoS sd, W.,Il ~hu@lc~. .d-" putch
rcd and hIur. All ~hu@I,- uailtd - h>
rNp.rl,uc,d uaIlor-. Er"c estimates
EiN,u ard ~u.dl monthly r:t>m.ilt--
VIII uak'. Noui. hunr LIKE Noui Nol-}-
hol~ Wit, NJ MrGo,. Stafford. hI.
oI phone Scalnld H.\i .3G-lUt
FOR SALE ON, lal2 tandem Nj
sjuill 21-luot Nou~, tl; l,.t NItI
.crc"n,d porch equipped With rr.-Wat
ti"-. l'k" urW. 'l"ctric hr.tiu.-. re-
triGcrltur Col.m:,u Ga~nllur lauEc.
bu" Th,I,u uli ht3t"r. sleeps tUtlr can
h' .,"'u ~ Nillutd. lu'ulli" ~ .Iuuc~
Smith ut l:u- Terminal ~ Wttt, same
~ - South Nam street. I:'lltn Md.
i2G-%tp
FOI; SALE laiu coueJ-ln4 ot il.
HCi"~ With >" acr.. chaf. mGl iaud
sol I- irttjl. and plolucflv, Euild-
luE~ :,, Hll lDWurcd uud pullIrd Nti
electric Hnd running water In hnu9,
uHd UuthulldIu@~ tulnclN .p} De-. uut
800 ln}rt- tlta lai Il
head milk COWS. Vacancy cHu h,, ma Il
IL. ut,.r ,,,ul-. - rItr 80. =. Mil
ford Chluticlo OtlIcr. Milford - 3
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02


I.,.u.- - uud >uL-. Ineou. Il'.L,
u.tr ShaNA-,. Hh"n, NN"Id l53Jll.
i3-ii
EOE SALE Ou,. Htu tuuf "uo i3u-
,i,,d twelve. -.,ttuu .-t,.,u 3. alttoi. -
iich.- hjEh \I-" -.rD .fftltt" i"t
h4tch,u.tt, I;u\ - NI,"td Ih"u'
~ 80 Il
IOE SALE ~.o@ anal MuI j. hcn
mo-. -1v. Also ,,t a." -.u .ai t,,uyh.
IN iu fist class ,"ndtftul. =. ll1n't~
Trutt. ,;,or-,t"Wh. i',I T,i.ril"n"
t.Jll ~
FOR SALE INn- .",'n -aIt,- :1ld
odd chants .ph"l-f.rtn- work. ~pln-t
aiId cu>hl"i. lyp.u'u- U.tln:'t'- alI
ru Wjlkl,'- EI.tti' I't0n i''.
Milford !'i'
FOR SALE Ia.rl't ~,.tutlri Ma
t.ra. tuI .ultinIo..4A "i.G nlt'-i''d
products Nj E.l-r y Ii'.trn. 60
Thomas K NuuuG Mu~ic Stpi', S'i-
ishurN Md l-"-'
TOt SALE H.t.lGatl"a.d - r.
tractor. lH .Nc,l,it condition. i1"-
war tfi.- Can h,. sun ~ \u.tpi l.NHH
Terminal in Nll"rd II T.. Nl'}G'"
Thon, - Mliola. .l2-li
I.OI; SNIE St>-t,~ Uu d"uId'
duty neat ,t~,. aI-" "n' 'iIet' ~lf''. 3.
Al condition. can b., -,,n bN apply
iu- T. K N.,-i,'t. .,i M"ot2"n,IA 3
street. MItold. /" -s--lp
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02
NOTICE. will take care of

NOTICE Bring your Jewclry trou-
hics to me! can rebuild any wrist
Or pocket watches To look and run
llk" new. ElugS to order. any type.
Repair work and cleaning done while
you wait. GIFTS maiicd free in the
=, :: y. Broken jcWtlry. diamond
brooches. rings Of amy DESCRIPTION
bought Tor cash All work guaranteed
:. II. Frank. the Little Jewelcr or
the Bridge" Phone 404. N'lford il7-tf
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02

ron; S\I.E. I'l-alu .rnud,u-,d
uol.r tor Your h,u-. E|r,ltlc Wa!''
pumps ami taltk-. clcctllr and Iatt.rN
t"uc" cohtruIh.r- Ga-oliuc Wat,r
pumps: poultry. hos. f:,l aud h:,ri', Il
Nir" IHcNrIr tIi,s aud ttIi.. .'n,i
pucuu attic Whr.lt"rr"W tir,-. cro--.
cut .lW-. I,Nrtr.adl llot-h"t Haitcj
irs. Iadi" batteries. th,nn"~ hnltI'-.
cl'clijr soldering; ir"u-. 3-Gollun sal
NnIIH"d water i"uut~ Hos -craI"l-.
pump points and W,l pip. \ rGll lin,
at ktutuu'. Ilncc .,ud but. pl:u,.-.
N~c~. IrVtl~. food ch0pp'r-. Wr,ucEe~.
unions. CROSSES. t"c~. cll~. plu"~. bush
ineS. rope. auto lnUp- t.. T.. carey.
.Ir.. mil,S West "f Mlleh"ro. Drlr
Wdr,. ltp
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02

LOST I..dN' l. J,W.I St.t,ou
>>tl-j Walch uu : l. Front street
t;.Wttd MI UIltt.th Walkrr 80
: t. IIont -iu.,t. Milford jl9-3tp
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02
WANTED

i, " N\,TEb-Fuf: .,1 go ~.
i-ih.hdalr. D,l ~.
" \NTEn Moa, n V------,-1-
=. F., t.,tor on I'h,.., ".I
',t.r,. ,IiIoo No Ingram EH.ud.I. Tt
W N%TEp = u,p I--------'.-- --l
.,...,+ S'Ct'ili\. Ht.t,laidI Wth.
; E Good ~:Iail .,td n AoihIn.
" rite I;o\ e. NuIl.Id ,.I.,.,-
te!,. Mniura .,
" .\NFEh-To buk an u..k..- :.,,j
H-'d cat>. So. us fr.,o,.. luu
-, " Hha~"r and rallu,t. ir,r cf
I,.I...,.1 NS"l, Restaurant. Iaur. ao5.
j3r-tt
WANTED >dr ..In .-r--,-. -
J.. it'i'Hh.- ". Perfection 90 1iu...
I" t., atta.h,d ,o bn,u.-ri,.
'' M"t' h"Ir = MI H. \ H:tt. 30
10" >t''.t. Milford i'hnii.. 8"
" \%FEp lI"ir r,ruarrtt lon
10y ONO >''i,1afN. Preferably 1>tn
~. lI'!tc'. Mu-t h.. ail. io 14n.. in
81 ,"i'. Good ~alalN .f.a Volk.,t.
t"tti- N:t. HuN = NIlfa,.i t,L,u.'-
'N'Ii"ld. N'-it
ANTED-5o00 coius 1oug leaf nine
WOod with bark on : too L.I,c.b,
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02
Saturday. February 3rd. 1915
LIVE. STOCI[

IaIu ct Shine
III, totloWiu@:
LIVE ~TOtK
Uur uuir. gray. weight about l.noo
puliIld-. Il N,.t- Old.
Our Elach Nulr. weight about >oo
pounds. II H'aI~ old.
on. CnN. Hol-1riu. " Hc1f- old. calf
h> hrr Id. month odd
on, CoV. i.r-tH. : H";u~ old du,.
To t.. 1r'.-h ~ da. Of sal,.
Dnr COW. .IyI-,.I. - Years old. viii
l.. iI,>h 80 .lull
Al hlo"d 3ud 7 l. tested
FAEMINoi IMPLEMENTS
ON hui.-. wagon. nlrr 2-h"r>.
wagon. low down Wa&uu ia ;uoi .-h:p,.
nt. h,\ rach. hay rake. riding
pillow. II I}eh. Iu|u Deere; dtag
harrow. tn-tuoth; mower. McCur-
mick. good ~ new. foot cut. only
boon used TWO SEASONS. TWO suit. ui
Wagon harness. = suits rop" harness.
lot ., baskets. lot ~iugl" tl,.,.-.
Also iorh~ and shoN"ls. one lot ol old
lrUu.
urr. -tock Of HAY Two stacks ot
TERMS Oi. SALE: CASH
WM & CI.ENpANIEI.. Owner
pick,l~Vu Bros. Auctioli"cr..
j-n-2t
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02
BUILDING LOTS For Sale

Hot N GrUlud :,diuIUiUG thc Nilt0rd
High school taciu, on I.ak" NirN ave
nu" and extending back cUo feet ON
"k..ut Ilaro.' facing tho FliGh Schuoi
grounds. - fret "u I.1k" Nt'W H>,.-
uu" aud G"o h',t nu k'ut I'l'cc. can
l". cut iuto 'i&h I-t"nt lot. rurt.r
~ ell .t- Uu' pl.lt,. t=,Ilr.l ti:,u bl
lot \pUlN tu In = VI II Mn hnIi .
Nlll"rd - II
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02
LOST

LOST So ~ 'und tstfiutiuG book
.le,l.i ld.,t-, i,iulN tu Mr. Emma
I.u.tsl.-. : l.. i-tont -lt,,t. Milford
lfp
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02
FOR SALE

A& At& 1AA
FuE SALE ris- a1I -hoat- +
Davis Watson. Cedar Seek TT
FOR SALE Electric water pump
y {. Houston. Jr., Milford jl2-ti
FOR SALE-N pile ol stable man
urc kuth Heath. Harrington ltp
FOR SNLI:-Wood Il. j. Fisher. 3
miles EAST of Elirndal, on Milton i;o:,a.
f3-2tp
FOR SALE Elcctrir water y stems.
Lynn and JacohS, Milford. D.hWuIv
j2G-2t
FOX SALE Eroilcr manure. d,lil-
"rcd Wallace Wiley. Greenwood. Del
o20- -l6tp
FOR SALE E-1937 Trruplaur car.
good tlr'S. Cheap. John Green. Lin
coin. f2-tt
FOR SALE Three, room hou,c. 20
hc moved stella Wright. l.. - No. >.
Milford. j26-tl
FOR SAIE-Ncw knr..-holc mahog
amy desk and chair. VIM. Vent. Mil
ton. p'L f2-2tp
FOR SAIE-l5o bushels I.c4prdrza
seed. Thomas j. Webb, Thom p>"n-
willie. Del alH-%t
FOR SALE-Wmtcr OATS. Barley.
Netch Rye. Walton owens. Bridge
vile, Del. O2U-tt
FOR SALE collie purrI,,. Wal
lac" k.dd"n. harrington. p"l. near
EurrSNill' llp
FOR SALE Ecd hur.au. chest ui
drawers and boxed springs. Ihon"
Dover mo- i3-tf
FOR SNI.E-tNtrn.ion oak dinin.
table. z20.no. Phone 622I3. W Marsh.
Lincoln. Del. - u
New Mattresses and Linolcum>
Good used furniture Wilki"'. fmnj-
turc. Milford. l,p
FOR SNI.E-Salt trout. 30 lcI
pound Slaughter EruCh l.. Frank
Bennett. Milford i2-2tp
FOX SALE ~ bushels Nancy Han
sweet potatoes 500 q huSlIrl lruuIu
Ingram. ltll,nd'tlc. J26-2t
FOR SALt-Two ucw lean ,lcc-
trio milk coolers. Lynn and Jacobs.
Milford. i'hon" ilN. j36- -2t
FOR SALE Erpht h,lcd Iar!,H
straw and Korean I."spcd"Za seed
! John Green. Lincoln. t2-tl
/ FOR SALE 1890 Chevrolet cu.icu.
John Mllman, Robbins Station.
/ Georgetown. Route {. ltU
FOR SALE - rour-yc;I- old colt.
broke. single or double James r.
| Wilson. Harrington. Del. i3G-2 2t
FOR SALT Eurp"c can -ralcrs, so
= and No. . tin cans. Lynn and JacOhS
Milford. bel Phone tl6. j2G2 y
FOR SALE-Good. bright straw
never rnIncd ON. lnc per halc. Cnrltui
Layton. Pennington. Del j2G-t
FOR SNLE-12 hruodrr stoves. u%.,
for thrr" iiOcks good aS new. II. .
IhttmIham. Milton. Dcl. ~"
FOR SALE-TWo-uuit Farm MHstc
milking machine. used -four months
Lewis curtis. HARRINGTON. T. 2tI
FOR SALE 900 bales combine 80,
bean vines. also 30n bales stumble hn!
Alvin Iarrcll. FELTON,. Del. f33tI
FOR SALE Champion Oak con
stove. Apply Arthur l.. Wilson. Nil
ford. Il"l. Il /. -. !. I;"N ~. III
FOR SALE Straw. hnI"d hriGl
barley. rye aud wheat straw. T.. |.
KratZ. GrrcuN OOd Phone 27t3. Ul%-t
FOR SNLE-(;ood Mapl" CEtrrm0i,
stove. Large SiZr. Grover &. Demo
van. :. H. Second street. Milford.
e. u
; FOR SALE New roofing with pItr
and paper Ot top dressing with pitch
Jas. {. Williams. Call 3t17 Milton.
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Split Soy Beans For Fee,
} FOR SALE--F'rcc from dirt. Fran
| C1cndaniCl. Inc. Lincoln. Del. I'hon
l23. j2G-t
Fol; SAI.E-A Perfection t-huruo
oil range with > ovens a large and
small one. Howard J. Burton. MilIor
' Del. j26- u
FOR SALE-Thrcc large hrOa
I breast Bronze Turkey GUhhl"r>. Ea!
tuOnd VI. Lauk. Milton. Del. phon
3Jll. It
FOt; SALE Barley and rye. vii
LAT fini "A y,
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02

NoTICE II You live in Sussex
c"1nly. II you talk the tanners Ian
run2". II You laNr - car Ii your
d'I> ur"nl" is les than Stu an
lcl". without delay for Au intcrN lew.
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Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02

NV W IN tD-5"o0 cotus 1ong leaf pine
Tou WIN bark on. : foot lengths
a. -. hVered to our plant IN Eliendale
MH,Ilte; phone or s." l.; ] ClendauIel
Eiendai" ~, Excelsior c npany. Inc.
'-'''tIHif. Del. DS-tf
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02
lOl II CHANCE: / operate a

cong NAL hu~lu' - which pruduc,'> -
ma" Income. After ih" War il VII CON
tIi'If To rroNid" mr with good hN-
ihS. am TIN hos md "hnu~c my
OWN working h"ul>. Nu uutuuohilc IS
nl\ only my @tur"rl. My business is
mol i"l s;rI", hut ii You viii write mo
Without delay. / Viii uiNc YOU Sou..
NAluhhl' information y L. TroN"r.
Eos T. Chr"Hicl Dtrr. Milford,
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Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02
FOR SALE

I.pE SALE Dn. a... ..I "n'
1t ln,h u-,It,d iu,t. -..... :3-r -ui,l'
..roud llrpd ,:N 'u p.ft-. '.tll"n
l..>tnr EaiuI.,.t,t. p,i j2r-ti
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02
SIX ROOM HOUSE For Sale

In excellent condition ON Main
street in Greenwood. j. H. Edgcll.
Telephone 1903 Greenwood j26-1t
FOR SALE-Siman As inch circular
saw. Al condition. Reason for selling
too small. Henry Isaac Short, George
town. Del Phone BridgeNille 3li4.
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Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02
NOTICE

NOTICE. Wlu bpy al. ul,1 paper at
ln2 I.a-t street. Milford. William lass.
.ai-tt
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02
PUBLIC SALE!

y l.,>,. d,c'd.d Ia d,-roilttuu,.
fatmln-. | Viii ~.u ~ ruldIc Sul" at
my r,.-ja.}p,. Wh"r,. / uoW ltN,. thr.,.
ml- from I'm, .dai,.. ON TN. ~laG road
Winch I:.d- ff"lu GrrruWood Stone
t,.,d Iu lb. H-},,ut ~juu, road which
l...th~ To- I;rtd-'l ill.,. juluute thu Goo.
GDb.tlGh lIIu. uu
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02
BARLEY STRAW For Sale

2.o"o hal.~ i"' I"t I"0 i.i4:l
I-,ar-. - ana SOM. tI,"I.. =. ]
u.ai SlaWu... ru":. Mo'"la d:,aJl
ii"-1
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02
BARLEY STRAW For Sale

: nuo hah.-. ,"' r'I b.l. l."Ga! +.
I,a3c-. 81 yud >"r.-. I.hrolt. Dol
u.4r ShHWA'. I'n"n' N.iatd 1tsJlI
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Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02
FOR RENT

IpI, RENT =" :rl,~ ut com l,sd
i''i' '"nd''. M'ii"H. pcl I3-2tp
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-24
TUESDAY,, JULY 24, 1915
ENGLISH TEACHERS
TO AT UNC

Chapel Hill. July 2l.-Proposcd
changes in subject matter prepard-
ion of prospective teachers OF Eng
liSh and definite Recommendations
about the teaching load III high
schools Will feature the final week.
July 1928, OF the English Institute,
which has been in session 1t the
University Of North Carolina here
srce the beginning of the summer
session.
On Tuesday, July "a, heads and
representatives of college English
DEPARTMENTS viii meet with the Eng
lish Institute and the Professional
Standards Committee OF the North
Carolina English Teaches 10 con-
slider changes in certifiCatlon re-
duircmcnts now I'dcr study by the
State Department of Public lnStruc-
struction and the North Carolina
College Conference.
Evening star., 1945-02-04
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their home on Wisconsin avenue
Thursday for cocktails.
A delightfully."- informal fete which
had a distinctly Pan-American
atmosphere was that given last
evening by the Commercial At
tache Of the Uruguay Embassy and
Sonora de Bermudez The party
was given in the home of the hosts
on Wisconsin avenue, and the
buffet supper featured native dishes
from her homeland. The buffet
table was particularly attractive
with an arrangement Of the ma
tional flower of Uruguay, the Flor
de Ceibo, which was sent to the
hostess from a friend in Uruguay.
The program of music and dane
ing represented the Latin Ameri-
can republics and the United States.
Miss Katharine Knox sang numbers
Of folk songs Of this country, In
cluding Indian chants and spirituas,
and Senorita Alicia Merino played
Mexican songs on the guitar. Folk
dances OF the Central and South
American republics were given by
Senorita Susana Norega-Pons of
Uruguay, and Miss Marguerite
Thompson, who recently returned
from q tour Of the 20 Latin
American countries, brought back
with her the colorful costumes Of
the natives. These were worn by
the. young ladies giving the pro-
gram last evening.