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lorum-passed" sources.

A word comes from the A.A.A.
that applications for dairy sub
sidy payment for the months of
January, February and March
should be made to that office at
once. Payments will be made at
the rate of 20 cents per 100
pounds whole milk and 10 cents
per pound butterfat. This pay
ment is being made to compen-
safe for the policy of freezing
milk prices at a figure below
an incentive to procedure.
Also, preliminary figures re-
leased by A.A.A. of Benton coun-
ty shows some changes in agri-
cultural production. Mint is ex-
pected to increase about $50 over
1914, asparagus will remain about
the same with a slight decrease.
Livestock changes are most
significant. Dairy cows show 1879
increase, chickens "a 1000 in
crease, turkeys a 20% increase
while hog production is slated to
decrease about 600.
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Sutten, county demonstration
winner from the Benton City Vic
tory club, who gave a short talk
lon "Why I Am a All Club Lead
ber." Orville Simons responded
for the boys, giving his exper-
fences with five. year of All club
work. He is from the Riverside
weep EN- and Reap" club, of
Franklin County. He led the group
in saying he All Club Pledwge.
Mr.. Walter Click, county agent
in Benton and Franklin counties,
gave a talk on working with All
Club Members" He introduced
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the foot of the slope.
Water storage in the soil is
likely to vary in the same way.
The soil at the foot of the slope
is likely to have more organic
matter mixed with it, as well as
being deeper. Also, it gets the
benefit of having a chance to store
water draining from higher
ground. Gardeners should, how
ever, be sure that underground
drainage is adequate at the foot
of the hill.
Vegetable crops at the top of
a slope may begin to suffer from
dry soil when plants halfway
down or at the bottom still have
abundant moisture. Frost pock-
lets, where cold air tends to settle
and stay, should be avoided.
In sloping backyards gardens
it m ay be practical to apply this
same principle. The soil at the
top of the slope may dry quickest
and be the first in condition to
spade for the spring crops that
are not likely to suffer from
drought. BY giving special at
tention to supplying compost, to
fertilization, watering, and mulch
ing, this thin soil at the top of the
slope may be kept productive
all through the season.
|PULLoRUM WARNING
Warning farmers about buying
"pullorum-tested" or "pullorum-
controlled turkey poults, D. w.
r. Hinshaw of the American Vet
Urinary Medical Association
poultry committee says that young
birds so designated could be al
most guaranteed to be from dis
eased flocks".
Fred Frasier, Extension poul-
tryman at the State College of
Washington, makes clear to Wash
ington turkey farmers the mean
ing of the "disease-free" designa-
tons adopted in the national pull
forum control program for turkey
poults.
clean" is the top
quality, indicating that the flock
is free from the disease and has
been reared on premises free from
infection.
"Pullorum passed" means that
the flock has passed one negative
test within the season. ''Pullo-
rum-tested'' and "Pullorum-con-
trolled" are the poorest grades.
A flock certified as tested
has to have under six percent in
fected birds, and flock listed as
controlled" under two percent
infected.
Pullorum disease is taking a
heavy toll among turkeys at the
present time, Frasier reports. Ac-
cording to statistics reported from
DR.. Hinshaw, in 80 outbreaks of
the disease which were studied,
there were 10, 674 poults, and the
average mortality was 34.5 per-
cent.
Farmers are urged to do. every
thing possible to get poults from
either "pullorum-cl clean" or "pul-
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Ninety Attend Gala
Al Club Party

About ninety All youngsters
with their leaders and parents at
tended a party in the gymnasium
at the Park View Housing project
Kennewick, last Friday evening.
Ruth Reeder introduced Mrs.
Gladys Bolon, who led the group
singing accompanied at the piano
by Miss Rae Russell, assistant
director f Extension at Pullman.
Mrs. Bolon introduced Ellen
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Miss Russell, who gave short
talk on Work and Fun with All"
Mr.. Click took charge of the
games, which lasted until a late
hour when refreshments were
served. Other activities for the
All girls and boys during the club
year will be picnics, fairs, All
summer camp and achievement
programs. The party was sponsor
ed by All Pep club, whose presi-
dent is Bonita Carleton and
committee from the All Club
Leaders Council.
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Read the Courier Classified Ads
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23

FOR SALE New five room huu@u-
low. bath. hot and cold water. garage.
l;r"ilcr house. capacity loU0 Fully
"HuIpprd ON Euut" so ll&. one mile
south "t ElI"udair on tn, highway.
Eouard Moore. EIl.udalr. 'hon,. 6&2J12.
mlE-3t
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
Friday, November Both. 1915
Vt TWO O'CLOCK l.. NJ.

~ WV - Itpt k l.. NJ.
In front Of tho banking Hous, of
The Milford Trust Company at Mil
l"rG. Sussex County. ana State of
Delaware, the following drscrihrd Real
Estate. o-Wit:
All that lot. piece ana parcel of
ground situate on the east side. of
Pearl AlrI in the town of Milford.
county OF SUSSEX and State of Della
ware, doScrihrd aS follows. to-wi1.
ti"&lnnnG tor corner at the north
West conner ~ - lot OF ground now
~ l"h'll" oi UIl" David IiaZZard and
~ IN" l"sl linz ul r,ur AU,> and
running theme" caStrilN with tL, linn,
uI Hazard lot III rect to q post for
= corner the same being in line OF a
iut OF Aaron Ben. thence northriIv
with line OF said BELL lot % feet to a
post Tor Il corner. thence WtSt-l ~
with I'm" ot a lot Ci Emma Scott 10
t""t 10 4 post Tor corner. thence north
"llN With line Of said Scott lot \ fr,,
"ud inches 10 q post for a corner
,H"Hte Westerly with line of Il lot of
,ur hons .! Thomas ] Davis. - feet
T." i POS .oi +. corn-,. thence, uorthrrlv
NJ. ..:- Il p.N.> TX - l.,t to the
.'-.s. \I,N Thence. south
..F 49," >. . q. Pearl Nl,Y l6
;,'; & - - ."i"G containing 4.2i2
- --'e >.t-t .--- Ut ground hr
- ~.- .- e- l->>. improved hy a
>" H- H,. =. one story. and
TERMS ~@--.l r., cent Of the
-> Sc IL demanded on
p, s..: -" purchaser or
=" 4. before the 3rd
.'.e \ n. lH@5. being at
'-- :--'' =. the Orphans
>'>>,N County. de
~ s'> Bank. of the
" g.. 'vOrGttOwn. to
so Orphans Court
--- ;-:-sn3~v money
- -. u."NhaSvyS tail IL
~ --.'u> Vie per con-
"> otA Ut ~Slt Will he
v....Ht>-r ui ptrrhaS-
ra-.-' L. VtN the costs
.N-..>.~ e. gre 'Grvd
\esr.>'- \'tce = btrvhN given 10
>-.> "N -. t''N lien OF ,nrunl-
"~t .,'. ~i'H"CS Vr interest :
'.,,'.> II Jones ~ l.. III
''~'t'". Ch3Iit> W In
.,'- ;"-'t'N. GvOvG, Lester
~.." N.'vN lu&v.tul. Etta
.'. IHN"}3> / EN0urr. lr.
..> " ..s Er,rue,r. John Joseph
.'.'.. l>'ca..t llleu Euuurr. III
-" }l,',> MVr&4u. Willard + Jones.
>'5.st'e> I 3n"v~ a"i Th0ma~ T. ;uu-
"t:. : ~ t"N az th-u. Ia appear I'M
>Hs Nep''tu~ Court. uN or before. the
~.j 2.d dtN ~ p,rvnh,r ur\t and
,pth- ptuNt ot ~u,h tltim
ENtNttiT e Hot STNN. esq.
)>~a.i Nr>vuhr, s. latl. /,
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
CITY OF MILFORD
ORDINANCE NO. ~
POLICE

POLICE
AN ORDINANCE TO MAKE 1T
NLAWFIL FOR ANY PERSON
TO DISTURB THE PEACE AND
DIGNITY OF THE COMMCN-
lTi. AND PROVIDING PEN.
ALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION
THEREOF.
Section l. 1t shall be unlawful
Tor any person or persons TO make
or cause TO he made any loud hOis-
ferrous. or unseemly noise. or to
take part in or he part of any
rlotous. turbulent. disOrderly. or
noisy assemblage or gathering.
whereby the public peace is brok-
on or disturbed. in any of the
streets. lanes. squares. alleys. build
mgS or other place or places with
IN the limits of The City of Milford.
Section ,. Amy person violating
any OF the provisions OF this ordi-
nance Shall be considered nuis-
aace and guilty of disturbing the
peace anw upon conviction before
the Alderman of The City or Jus
tice of the Peace shall forfeit and
pay fine of not less than Three
Dollars 5000 nor more than
Twenty-Five Dollars ($25.00D or be
committed to Jail for period of
not more than thirty go days.
This ordinance shall be in force
when passed by Council and pub
lished according to law
I'asSrd by city Council November
-. l?43 and published i'm the Milford
Chronicle November % 1915 Attest.
y. T.. INmtS. Srcrrtary.D
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
LOST

LOST OK STOLEN Rabbit dog.
hr"Wn white and black .ast seen
SATURDAY. NoV"mf.r Il. Riggs swain.
l|h'"Ilt, l)tL. X i. -. !. u23-2 !,
LOST Will" cunning Saturday
morning. small female rabbit dog.
black and white, wearing collar. Ans
WrrS I" nam" Nellie" Finder please
notify Gcors" Iott. Greenwood. Dbl
l'hun" i''l II
LOST CT; STEAYED From my
hom". ON rabbit dog Mostly white.
With only few brown spots ON ears.
with short lrGS Answers 10 Tn, name
"f Hlll lindol r"turn To Joseph f.,
H2ll MlllNhoro. Delaware. and receive
reward II
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
FOR SALE

,;F0k NALi.-iFohart meat grinders.
SIIclns machines. mixing machines,
pol3lo lc.,i prelers. Dayton computing
}4ilI,.S' scales 1or every other purpose.
ny N'H picking machines. Wcstiug-
house Ster-l lamps. for ryrrv rur-
Dos. Meat cases. boxes. refragcra-
ION, water coolers, lr.w-uSed trozen
.oo' caiIhrt. etc. complyt, food store
ti' W A. W Nat"r coolers. NcW-used FROM
',''d ,a"lncts. l1Ic" cards supplies.
,..,. CIIol' Stor" Equipment COM
bury. Md. 81,
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that Let
ters of Administration were i'll due
form of law granted unto the un-
dersigned. on the sixth day OF
November A. d., 1945. and that all
persons having claims against the
estate of the deceased must pre-
sent the same. duly attested, to
the said Daniel Burton Masten,
Administrators of the estate of Ida
f. Smith, deceased. on or before
the sixth day of November 1916, or
abide the Act of Assembly i'll such
case made aud provided.
DANIEL b. MASTEN
Address, Administrator
Milford. Delaware. n9-5t
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
ORPHANS COURT SALE
TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate

Situate in Cedar Creek Hundred.
SUSSEX County and State OF Delaware.
10 II" sold under proceedings in par
lltlun as Tho lands of IHmcS H. Jones
ot T.. Elmer Thomas Ingram. Charles
W. Ingram. GcrtrUd,. Ingram. George
Lester Ingram. Austin Riley Ingram.
Etta Mae Homnrr. Thomas f.. Hunncr.
Jr. James Walter Bonncr. John JOS
rph Bonner. Barhara Ellen Hounrr.
Lillian Jones Morgan. Willard r.
T.. I;unnrr. 81
EN virtu" OF an order of the Or
phtms' court of the State of Dtia-
ware, in and for SUSSEX County. made
on tn" 3rd day of November. A. d..
l9i', | Will expose to sale. 10y way OF
puhlir auction, ON
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
Tuesday, November 27, 1915
At TEN O'CLOCK \ NJ.
Rain or Shine
The following.
LIVE STOCK


ON" Sorrcl horse. parity broken tn
saddle. years old. work IN all har-
ness. SinSl" OF double: one gray mul,.
years old. work amy where: one brood
sow with pigs
y HEAD or CATTLE: Is rilh
COWS. To Years old: : hcil.rs. & 10
y months old: on" Guernsey iuI. y
months old. All cattle has hr,n tested
Tor +. i. Accredited Bangs vac,.i-
mated.
FAl;MlNG IMPLEMENTS
On" Model II John Deere tractor and
cultlNHt"r, on rIhhcr. one tractor ulnv.
one l2-SpoUt drll. three hinod,r
stoves ana hoNcrS. one manure spread
cr. one SAW and hruch. one. ridlu,.
harrow, ON" mower. ON" Sptiu2 tooth
narrow. one drag harrow. one Cn~,.
nay loader. on" new ground pillow. one
reaper ON" horse rake. tW0-ho W:t@-
on. one corn planter. ON" ylInd@tont
on" farm hcH. Onr log chain. Utu. en-
Eln" and water pump. one riding hrj-
die and saddle. one IWo-rau milk cool
"r. sin milk cans, buckets and miIk
S1r3ln"r' ON" 5"n incuhHt"t, new; To
gallons Master MIXED paint. forks snd
shoN"lS several tons of hay ia lutt.
~" bales of hay. / oil drums. grain
fan. seed SoWrr.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
On" white enamel range for wood
or coal. one black and Whit, enamel
oil StoN" with built in oven. one ten
plcC" dining room suite. one h.dInnm
suite. uu" NictrOla. one radio. uu,.
player piano, on" L." refrigerator. two
utility cabinets. on" studio couch. Kit
chen sci table and chairs. and other
things too numerous TO mcntiun
PUBLIC SALE or VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
This farm consists Of l5o arrre.
more or less. l32 acres tillahl. laud.
in high stat" of cultivation. resi- Iu
tmhvr SIX room dwelling houS,. with
furnace" IN cellar, 0uthuldne. milh
house. lHrg" new COW stable
TI.ItAlS or SALE: Twenty per c,ri
Of TN" purchase price ON day of salr.
and haiancc within 81 days uf Sal,
MRS. CLARA i; CONEIDNI.E
Administrative OF Carl +. Cover
d;l". deceased.
Milford. Delaware
! pickrrSom Bros. -\uctiolr,ls
The Ladies' Aid will s'tvr Luncheon.
| nlG-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
CARD OF THANKS

Miss Delema Wyatt of Woodbine,
New Jersey. wishes to take this
opportunity to express her thanks
to her relatives and friends for
their thoughtfulness during her
stay in the Kings County Hospi-
tai. New York City. 1t
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
CARD OF THANKS

| wish to express my thanks to
all who remembered me with cards.
letters. flowers. fruits and visits
during my illness Every act of
kindness and thoughtfulness was
greatly appreciated Wilbur c.
Wright, Milford, Del. 1tp
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
NO TRESP NJ,

All persons are forewarned from
trespassing with dog, trap or gun
on my farms in Murderkin Neck
Milford Neck and Prime Hook
Neck This means one and all
ROLAND +. BEAUCHAMP
n9-3t Milford
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our friends
and neighbors for their kindness
and sympathy during the recent
death of our husband and father.
Mrs Louise Freeden and Mr.. and
Mrs Reuben Riley. ltp
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
LICENSE APPLICATION

/, Seymour NJ. Gellens. intend tC
make application for license tC
sell Alcoholic liquor for cOnsump-
tion on the premises in restaur-
ant, located at 24 South Walnut
street, Milford. Del.
SEYMOUR NJ. GELLENS
500 y. Van Burean St.
Wilmington, Delaware.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
Saturday, November "A, 1915
AT 12:&" O'CLOCK SHARP
Thu following.
EE\I. ESTATE.

n" following:
REAL ESTATE
one lot co y l20. improved with s,.v-
'n room house. complete with hatb
ana cellar: also = garaer chicken
house, coal and wood shed and small
corn rrlh. This property is IN fine
r"HdItlon throughout
HOl SEHOLD GOODS
Ca" upholstered living room suite.
on" wicker living room suite. one din
lhE room tahl" and six chairs. one
NId"h"afd one china closet. three bed
room suites, including springs and
mat turNseN. rocking chairs and stands.
"dd Ch1IS. library table. EruSSelS
carpets. Administer rugs. fihrr rugs.
NAN ANA Step carpets. also several
small rugs. two feather beds. one han
Tree On" studio couch. one Philco ra-
dlo. on" Imperial Duo Thcrm oil heat
tf ana uii drums, one coal heater one
cook stove. wood or coal: one sewing
machine, one Hot Point electric range.
"h'. electric r"trl@rrHtOr three porch
rockers. floor and table lamps. blank
"tS and quilts. pictures and frames.
Kitchen cabinet. ice box. Cookimg utrn-
Sis an" dlSh"S, electric iron. one
vacuum cIrahcr. two carpet sweep
"tS. one trunk. one l0 or % gallon
ston" crock. one ironing board. several
Snlh pillows. and vases window.
shades, one carpenter saw. one antique
spinning wheel. mopS. two eight -day
clocks, waffle IRON. one portable oil
heater. ON" potato rake. one garden
rake. and hoes, one axe. two step
ladders. canned goods. wash bowls
and pitchers. and many other thing,
too numerous to mention
The HouS" and Lot viii he sold
promptly at > O'Clock.
TERMS made known on dav of sale
Bl'RTON MNSTEN
Acting for heirs df Ida +. Smith
John Dick"rson, auctiourcr uH-3tI
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
IN MORIAM

I'm sad. but loving memory of !.
Ormond jacobs. who WAS called home
November -. l9ii:
One yc;m has passed sine" that sad
day
When the one We loved WAS called
away
The evening star shines on the grave
On the one we loved but could not
save.
Thou"h his smile has gon" forever
And his hands we cannot touch.
We will never lose the memory
OF the one we loved 50 much.
Sadly missed by Mother Father ana
Brother. MIR and Mrs. Wilbur t. ia
cuhA and Son. Harrington. Del ltp
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
NOTICE

NOTICE-WiI buy an Ola paper at
lV2 East street. Milford. William Bass.
a4-tf
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
STRAYED

STEANED OR STOLEN Small hav
mare muIc. Thursday night. Novrm-
tier !. Anyone knowing her where
ahoutS please notify Harry I.ndulc.
farnlngton. K. !. near Nhhett's Pond.
or phone 6lGJ3
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
CLOVER HAY Mixed HAY

FOR SALE About loo tons OF clio
yer hay. which is practically uur hun
drcd per cont clover. Also an equal
amount of No. | mixed hay. Hoth OF
these lots are of the choicest quality,
hcing clean lrafy and of ~ good color.
This hay was cut. cured and hnlrd i'm
fau Weather. Most reasonably priced.
Fair liunr Farm. Ch"sirrtoWn. Md.
Thomas A. Erock-on. Manager. Trlc-
phou, Nl2-F-l4 u"- II
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
CHICKENS FOR SALE :

On F-IST FTOMI NIrUrt. FNrTN FTIVNN
and Saturday. We XIII and pick them
while YOU wait. You know your chick
ems are strictly fresh. Phone G2. Mil
ford. H. D. Mccullough. Jr. uI9-1utp
FOR SALE One Ford Ferguson
tractor. complete. on ruhhcr with
lights, starter. ON" pulley. new: on,.
Ferguson cultvator, discs. ploWS. This
outfit lik" new. one ruhhcr tired Wa&-
ON. Harry H. Hudson. Harhr~ou. Del
nl6-3t
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
NOTICE

Positively no trcspassing or hunt
ing ON my property, heretofore
known as the Thomas Curry prop
erty.
+. d. BRASCRE. JR.
n9-3tp Greenwood. Box l15.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23

Trustee
l%~Hti \r\'nhVt y. l't. Il
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
>t)TIt +.
nl6-3tp

All persons are forpwarned
against hunting on NV farm.
known as the John c. Wharton
farm. with gun. trap or dog.
n9-3tp ROBERT G.. JOHNSON
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
Wednesday, November 2S, -
At TEN O'CLOCK g. NJ
Ram ct Shjut.
The following:
LINI. STOCK


On" pair mares about 2na bounds
'frh. ;tfd years uf as,. good WCsA-
els. gentle; one pain mules L. H..>
ol a@t. good Workrl>. iloi pc.3,.G> .s..f
ON SADDLE horse. " y,ai> ~ -, re.
broke.
- Heed OF COWS a~d H-5..> ...
ins IN aa. from IL p >-a-> !.
and blood tested
Two l'fl.>. Ast>'..-- ..%s
ed y Nfu,th> -.
Min tu,s.>..,\c
ca. --t,.: N.t.>
pads. g~N .~- y .....> - ~.
'a'.N ->
">..> ~. s->e.\-->
~. N>. r..
'.. 49,
~, -. N.>>.
.>..,N ~. ..~ .<a.
~. ..~ .> -..>,v~
.,:.v.>.... -. ~ ~. y, y
Nl>.. ...>> e",w w.>t. f>..~e
,at; t"J H....,.-. h.s>- ~. t"d
ra3n,.- vs.e- &.tHe. s..,.'r>,,,
ttts,> h,.f> ...... ,,..',ev n,,i> >latup
rfjl,t ,.>,..s' ,..st. .a .j'.- t"t
.rth,3 h,s....
NtN >l2,,Nt 'tN\rrt N,
Nu, t,...-,.. ~. ~tr>r Muh lu.it -"
oven. Nc,'Aat..~ l1hlr N,hrt
tmu'.- tr,' "r.'n-.'.. s. '".nt1ro
rl'ENs tN$}t
lan,> ..a>.J ~ iads,,' \rj o.
$lu"lt,' \,,, .,'...,h
~ rp\ lI'\\Irr
ht,k,H .NU l;iN. \H,ttot'-,'> ui. ''p
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
NOTICE

No trespassing on my land with
gun. dog. trap or cutting holly. day
or night
CLARENCE TRCITT
nlG-3t Cedar Creek. Lincoln
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
NOTIt f.

We will allow no hunting, trap
ping or cutting holly, day or night
on our lands.
FRANK l.. REED
LILLE NJ REED
BLANCH r. BENNETT
ME ot
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
IN ME EMORIAM

In sad and loving memory of our
dear wife and mother, who passed
away November ~. 1874:
God is good. He gives us strength
TO bear our heavy cross.
He IS the only One Who knows
How bitter is our loss.
ltp j. Willis Hall and Family.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23

FOR SALE oak wood hy w.. rll,
ot hN IN" load Spence Wiuj> I.>rrl
HrlshtS 'hou" to"J"l. AliItotd
u23-2t
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
NOTICE

No hunting allowed with gun.
dog or trap. day or night. under
penalty provided by law.
WM IT. McCOLLEY
hlo-"lp Milford. Del.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
FOR SALE

roE SALE Our cos, H,.ttoa.. ~,
CODE wood stove Mt~ JaH.~ ,il..,-
ly. Wrst ~tI,,l Harr.uIfar. IrI
m23-3tp
FOR SALE l;uuGaloW 3 aulI,- trou
Milford Modern ronN, ,tirIc,-. li-
Guiding automatic oil hrat Nu ~,l
furnished or uuturrI-h.d OW,.u'~
Sheet Metal Works. Milford. u.'-tI
FOR SALE Stov. wood on fireplace.
pInr $ltuu p,.r cord. MIXED. HI3 "u i.i
cord Hard wood. 81 %" p'l cord. CnN
S,aford 2l2>. Russell * ,;Iflth Wif,
Alfred l.. O'DaH. Ji. I;:Id~'\tIh
ulG-ti
FOR SALE-lndy'~ winter coal.
brown fun collar lu good condition:
medium size. buggy. good condition.
with top Phone ~. Harnn2tou. J,4-
nl- r. Johnson. StaNtou~NIIi" Road.
ulG-2I
FOR SALE-A ME" hou" iu LtW,s.
II rooms baths. " luN:toIl,~ Suit
ahl, tor Il home. ruonin4 hoU~r. board
ing house or tourist home taNotuhi,
location. A>a Reynolds. G"ogErtuW U.
DEL ult.-.i
FOR SALE one tWo-Whccl tlall"T
one SAW rIr. three. crO>~-cut ~.tW~. ol,
aye. Is uu~krHt traps. -" let .,-IucI
rope. llo feet l-iuch Iupr " l.
DickclSuu. lo7 iiridEham Avenue. Mi
ford. u2& ~
FOR SALE coal heaters. w, ur,
closing out our stock ul tHIurlc .no
Morning Glory magazine coal hr1trt>
at % per cent off. l.IrSt conn. first
served q. T.. Bach - South Woiuui
street. Milford nlG-2t
FOR SALE 5UU bales OF clean I.r>-
prdcZa and Alsii>, htN. Also 2uu puli.t>
starting To lay Rock -CruS~. 500 Nm
Hampshire Reds eight weeks cid
Gcorg" lIHaSS. Shawnee Road. Milford
or phone 62iI;l2. nl6-2tl
FOR SALE Three, farms. one WIN
III acres: one, ~ acres. another T.
acres. all on Rout" .. from illrju&
ton To Greensboro. near Whit+.
church. H. Greedy Brown, Route No
=. Harrington. Del n23-5tl
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
MOTTO +.

No trespassing on my premises
with dog or gun
GRANVILLE SHOCKLEY
n16-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
FEMALE HELP WANTED

i"ukkc' prr- Assistant. Pleasant work
ing conditions and permanent. good
."I1t\. In Milford Phone Wilmington
t-2lNG. on apply lu>2 dulon1 building.
W llmuGtOu. nlG-pt
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
PUBLIC SALE!

Having lost my husband Carl +.
'ov"rdale. ! will discontinue farming.
and will offer at Public SAL. my Per-
S"naI Property at "a Public Auction nc
my home on the dirt road in Cedar
Neck. three and ont-qualtcr miles caS:
CT Milford between Milford and Fort
SHulShnr\ ON
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23

FOR SALE Bargain for quick sale
to settle estate OF. I3 room and baSt.-
nctn property i'm l.rWrS, Delaware.
oN"t l"UkiiG Delaware BAY and Break
water near fishing boat wharf Excel
lent opportunity f"r hotel. r""mIng and
hoardiug house. For further "details
apply George Collins. Alltun Del.
phuu" 37ll. or George Nina shalt. Mil
ton. Brl. uhUn, 23u6. ulG-2 y
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23

FOL; SALE bungalow. . rooms ANA
hath. furnished or uulUruiShcd. ou
Liberty street in Harrington: also :
acres uf surrounding gruuud ON,
huIldinG lot >" frcl front \ 2oo feet
deep. on clark street. harrington
Mrs iicrhrrt Nou GocIrcS. IIarrinp
TON. Del. NIT
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
Tuesday, December ith, 1871

NT !" O'CLOCK \ VI ~uNl;P
Italu ur %luu,
The fulluWinn.
LIVE STOCK
ono hay horse. IL year, old. one
milk and cider mare. > milk cows. one
.cHlll lluG hrit,r. three months old
bun calves. one COW tu hr fresh De
G"mhrr /. Jersey. ON" COW To h., fresh
December IT, Jersey: one IIulStrin
COW, milkiu2 NOW. MI thc4, cow are
young and healthy.
TAENING IMPLEMENTS
Two "-hoiSr trees. COW chains and
log chains. one wagon jack. one wire
~tr"tch"r. some hog wire. long handle
pitch forks, set Of dearborn harness.
Sct~ OF wagon harness. | cross cut
SAW and TWO wedges. one erindStOnc
good one: one lU-fo0t ladder. two so
pound milk cans. One wood stove, in
good condition. Also Shovcls. hoes and
other thinGs found around u farm too
numerous To mrntiou.
FEED
Somr bright hay and corn.
TERMS. CASH
GEORGE H. BAKER. Owner
hckcr~un Eruthcr$. AuctionccrS.
n232tp
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MOTTO +,

Harrington Cab Service. SpeciaI
Rates to Shoppers to Wilmington.
lii"ile Milioru IL. n23-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
FARMALL Tractor For Sale

Tractor cultiVatOrs. tractor pluWS.
in first class condition. Thomas Best
Nassau. Del. a24-t If
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23

GEORGE H. EAK ER. Owner
hichct~un Eruthcr$. AuctionccrS.
n22-2Lp