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The Nome nugget., 1945-11-30
FRIDAY, EMBER, 30,

all, the Congressional M Honor. In one busy afterr captured a town singlel killed 25 Germans and c; 20 more.
 Sgt. Spurrier is all that, thinks he knows pretty we the average CT is thinking. because, he says he's an a CT himself.
 If the sergeant is right what he thinks is highly tant. For what the GI wants he turns civilian will inf the legislation and the econc this country for generation come.
 Spurrier is working wit Veterans of Foreign Wars n' an adviser to other veteran ing to make a start.
 This is why he thinks he was) a typical CT:
 He got through the SC grade back in Bluefield and dropped out of school. He l held regular job before joined the Army because he in when he was IT. He spent years and nine months in SCI went through the European paign, was wounded eight ti come home and was discharge June.
 Then he did just what the { age GI does. He worked in a f field furniture store a while, quit because he felt the pay a week-wasn't enough, and cause he realized that he di know a hoot about furniture was hired only because of medals.
 He tried running a club for Bluefield Veterans of For Wars, but quit after some of friends told him they didn't t he should be working aroun bar.
 Shortly afterward he mar Katherine Romano, pretty b cite from Bluefield. They alrt have an apartment, and he di have to flash his Medal of H, to get it either.
 What does the average ret ing soldier want?
 Spurrier thinks it will something like this:
 First, some sort of a lump when he is discharged. This w be pay for the furlough time diers were entitled to but n got. A veteran needs sonnet like this Spurrier says, to tide over until he can get started.
 Second, some sort of setu help him when he first return
 Spurrier believes every { should have a central clea house. When the soldier is charged, he would go there, job information and find the wers to a hundred questions has to ask about civilian life.
 Third, good job: At least a month after taxes. Like n another new worker, Spurrier shocked at the way Uncle
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-30
A WISE MOVE
Alaska Weekly)

AlaSKa Weekly)
 The following editorial appeared in the Seattle Post nteigencer and deserves widespread reiteraton The regulation of the opening and closing dates III Alaska salmon fishery from easy chair in Washington D C has the industry millions the Territory untold amounts in taxes, the nation shortage in valuable and popular food supply and all to no avail as con- cernS conservation of the resource.
 Regulations of sufficiently flexible nature to allow an augmented field force to exercise reasonable dscre- tion would go long way toward solving vital problem for the industry It is little short of criminal to see hordes of fish ascending the streams to ruin the spawn ing beds and die by the thousands instead of going into cans Somehow the Fish and Wdlife Service should be jared out of it's complacency
 ''Mio Moore the States Supervisor of Fisheries, has earned the warmest recommendation of the Puget Sound salmon fishing and canning industry for apply ing common to this seasons operations
 As practical fisherman and fish buyer of 70 years experience Moore well knows that salmon do not read calendars and that they have customary entered Puget Sound in the past in utter disregard of seasonal dates for commercial fishing fixed by the department he heads.
 Hence Moore threw overheard the fixed dates pol icy of his predecessors and adjusted the permissible fishing period to the appearance and prevalence ot the salmon in local waters.
 his wise and practical approach has contributed to one of the heaviest catches of pink salmon in many years Canneries generally already have doubled their preseason estimate of volume
 'When they were loaded to capacity with fish Moore ordered fSnng SuSpenQeQ unLll canneT- es could catch up thus keeping the supply factor in balance with canning speed
 '"Ths has meant maximum employment in the indus try, profitable operations, unexpected addition to sorey needed food supplies and on top of all this, healthy escapement of salmon to the spawning grounds By way of contrast the Federal Fish and Wildfe Service has rgidly adhered to it's bewhiskered fixed dates policy in Alaska waters entirely oblivous, it would see to the fact that salmon do not adjust their movements to mannade regulations and in fact often arrive weeks earlier later than such regulations call for.
 Southeast Alaska fishermen and canners report a short pack because the fish didn't know they sup posed to arrive during the dates fixed by the service
 "But if the salmon do not read the regulations the must and thus with the expiration of the legal they suspended operations Fishing and canning returned to the States with meager ngs. The entire industry, including the workers unhappy
 And then the salmon arrived in volume-but too late to do anybody any good, including themselves is established biological fact that too heavy exponent is menace to maximum propagation.
 Isnt it high time for the Federal agency to revise its regulations, at least include in them sufficient elasticity to meet the facts of lfesamon life? It could take leaf from Moore's book"
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-30
THE BOARD OF ASSESSMENT
WILL SIT TO HEAR APPEALS
ON THE FOLLOWING DATES:

l-Smyrna, Town Hall. Monday.
April 9th $50 a. NJ to 12:UO
Noon.
> Clayton Town Office, Mon
day. April 9th loo p. NJ. to 200
p. NJ.
S FELTON,. Harrington & Lynch
Office, Tuesday. April l0th-9:30
a. NJ. to 12:0o Noon.
s Frederica. Wilson & Gerow
Store, Tuesday. April 10th loo
P VI to 2:30 f. NJ
3 kenton, VIM. G. Knots Store.
Wednesday, April 1lth loo +. NJ.
to 2:3o p. NJ.
Hartly. IIcathcr's Store. We'd
ncsday, April l1th $50 A. NJ. to
1900 Noon
Lcipsic. Sam Fox Store.
Thursday, April 18th 9:30 \. NJ
to 1900 Noon.
lIazlcttville, j. d. Bryant's
Store. Thursday. April 18th 100
p. NJ. to 2:3o p. NJ.
6 Willow Grove. Dodds store.
Monday April 10th $50 A. NJ. to
- wv Noon.
6 Mastcns Corner MINERS $
store, Monday. April 10th Loo Z.
NJ to $50 p. NJ.
Dover. Board of Assessment.
Tuesday, April 18th 300 \. NJ. to
3:3O F. NJ
Wyoming. POwclls Store.
Wednesday, April 18th 9:30 \. NJ.
to 1900 Noon
Camden. Ridgcly Office. We'd
ncsday April 18th 100 F. NJ. to
2:30 F. NJ
. Harrington. Fire House
Thursday, April 10Th $50 A. NJ
to 12:00 Noon.
9 FarminCtOn, DOnOvan's Store
Thursday, April 10Th 100 p. NJ
to 300 p. NJ.
; Dover. Board of Assessment
Friday, April 20th 900 A. NJ. tC
3:3O p. NJ.
10 Milford. John Steward
Store. Monday, April 23rd 80 A
NJ. to 1900 Noon.
Houston, COunselman' Store
Monday. April 23rd :00 p. NJ. t.
200 p. VI.
5-DOver Board of Assessment
Tuesday. April oath 900 A. NJ. t
$50 p. NJ.
By: CLIFFORD NJ. SIMPLER
JAMES r. DAVIDSON
m23-2t JAMES j. BEHEN
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JENNIE Il. SHORT
MOTTO

Notice is hereby given that Let
ters Testamentary were in due
form of law granted unto the un-
dcrsiGned. on the twenty-tirst day
of March a. D. 1915. and that all
persons having claims against the
estate of the deceased must pre-
sent the same, duly attested. to the
said Mollic NJ. Hazard EXecutriX
of the estate Of f. Virginia Haz-
zard. deceased. on or before the
twenty-frst day of March 1916. 0l
abide the Act of Assembly in such
case made and provided
MOLLIE NJ. IIAXXARD.
Address. EXCCutriX
Milton. Delaware. 3-3O-3
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-30
Thursday, April 5th, 1915
At l2.oo O'clock NOON
EAiu or Shine
The following:
LINE STOCI[


ouc pair of mules aud harness. 1%
milk cows. ; with calves 10y side. \
fresh. > m0rr tu h,. fresh hN day Ut
~nI"- There are ~Omr OF them giving
hotter than Ia pounds uf milk a day.
ThrS" cows were +. L. aud blood
tested in NOVvmhoI accredited herd
pn" hcifcr, one Guernsey Hull. two
Ntal~ Uld.
EAItN \CIINERN
ono McCurmck- b,,rjuE hinder. s.
foot cut. tractor hitch. ON, Grhl Silo
TIL, T.. ono rUthvr h'it. - foot luu@
iuthrS WId,: I",-juch aNlc WaGOt
nnd rack. Ou" Buckley, ridInG harrow
onc IntoluatJoual riduuG harrow. ON,
low wheel WAGON, nearly new: Un'
'iiN'r luan0l' >prrdd't. nU'' n-toOi
''"rmjrk-l' l'""IinG moving machine
bl;N FEED
EiGht stacks of fodder. lau bale; 81
10Y h"Hu hay. 2un hal's ul wheat auc
ciuNtr
GENIN
80 tu~h'ts good mlliu2 wheat =
hu~hrls SOY b,nu~
Our ~,l prl.oNal milh'r~. Two mills
iu@ units. NtH,lIcHllN urW. mIl
r.,'ls. ~rt3jlrt .nnd hNrk,t@. on, ~tl'
lu- lpui Wy &u- luuj. }u 1uod -hap,: !
ruW ~tau,hiuN=. Dly k,lNluatur mjl
roul' .. CAM, ga, WItuWuh'h uaU,
TERMS OF SALE: CASH 40 Gouc
To hc removed untu paid for.
HARRY t. pOEN.AN. Owner
llHrh' son. Delaware,
= piCkrr~0n Bros. -AurtlontCr. m23- II
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RES0LI TI0N

WHEREAS it is the intention of
The Milford City Council that all
users of electric current. gcnor-
ated Ivy The City of Milford.
should pay for such current as
measured Ivy an electric meter.
and
WHEREAS it is deemed the only
fair method of selling such cur
rent.
BE 1T THEREFORE, RESOLVED
that from this date henceforth
all electric current dispensed on
sold by the City OF Milford shall
be measured by meters.
Passed by Council March 18th
l945.
f. {. EVANS. Mayor
Attest: a. +. Humes. Secretary. II
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-30
IN M & MORIAM

The immediate relatives of the lat"
G. William PcttNjOhn revere the mem
ory of husband and father, who died
March 30. 19tt:
Hc left with MS the cherished in
Spirat ion that comes to men and WO-
men who have seen the results of
exemplary living.
Lives of great men all remind MS
we can make our lives sublime And.
departing. leave behind us footprint 5
ON tn" sands of time
Oh how We miss YOU. father.
We miss your voice. that is still
y space is vacant i'm our home
Which never can he filled 1tI
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CARD or THANKS

We extend our sincere thanks 10
our many friends who have been
so kind to us in our darkest hour
and for the many expressions of
sympathy that they have rendered
us.
MARY. JAY and
3-3o-1tp JEAN MANLOVE
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STATE OF DELAWARE
Office OF Secretary of State
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION
To All Whom These Presents
NAV Come. Greetings:

May Come, Greeting:
Whereas. 1t appears to my salts
faction by duly authenticated rec
ord of the proceedings of the vOlun-
tary dissolution thereof. by the con
sent of more than tWO-thirds in
interest of all the stockholders de-
posted in my office. the BETH
ANY BEACH BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION. a corpora
ton of this State whose principal
office is situated in the Town of
Selbyvillc. County of Sussex, State
of Delaware. J. Clifton Hastings
being agent therein. and in charge
thereof. upon whom process may
be served, has complied with the
requirements of the Corporation
Laws of the State of Delaware. as
contained in 2033. Section /. to
2246. Section PA. Chapter G5. of
the Revised Code of 1888, as amcnd-
ed, preliminary to the issuing of
this
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION
Now. Therefore. |. WILLIAM j.
of the State of Delaware, do
hereby certify that the said cor
poratiOn did on the twenty
day of March A. ID. 1945 file in the
office duly executed and at
tested consent. I'm writing. to tho
dissolution of said Corporation cX-
ecutcd by the consent of more than
twO-thirds in interest of all the
stockholders thereof, which said
consent and the records of the pro
cecdings aforesaid. are now on Me
in my office as provided by law.
In Testimony Whereof, | have
hercunto set my hand and ofiicia
seal. at Dover this twcnty-scYentl
day of March in the year or 0ul
Lord one thousand nine hundred
and fOrty-flvc.
(Official ScaD
WILLIAM ]. STOREY
If Secretary of Stat
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-30
YOU BREAK AND BEND
We Weld and Mend

Oxy- y-acetylene Welding, Cutting
and Brazing. We specialize in
Electrical Repairing Batteries =
Generators = MagnctOs.
MILFORD BATTERY SERVICE
STANLEY HUNTER. Proprietor
Phone 3S7
One block east Of First National
Bank. j22-tf
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BOY SCOUTS NOTES
Troop 1O2, BOY Scouts. Need And
Want Waste Paper

The goal for war is 10000 lbs.
This is going to the Natlonal
Scrap Paper Drive. For TINS
month the proceeds of the sale OF
this paper will go into the troop
fund to buy camping equipment.
To date they have about 5000 lbs
Put your waste paper out on the
streets Saturday, so they can pick
it up.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-30
WANTED

NNNTEb naliNman :tnd farm
'Hfnt~'.f G"nd Wa-,- and ,Nc, il,ut
h"'H" I" l.N' IL. Wit ltu\ -. MI
h'ti Chtuhttt. Milford laSo-2ir
WANTED Man to itke ear ct
'.""" ch.rh-. ua"j Wa4,s. : room
a".i-'. - l@'t.''. 10 UN, IN. l:nN v
N..'"a H"Ht.ls. NHlfold u.&- atp
WANTED Nsu ~ ,tp3rI. hoy tor
W"lN "t I"ftitlA taim IA town ui
VI Hi"t " lut,- Poultry Fum and
li"ioh'fI. loN ~. rhpi. @@@l f23-ti
WANTED To RENT \ hol-,. un-
tofHI~h = 'aU ,Ian.- E.~tauaut for
AlHiu".nt T. or ~., Mn Murphy.
oA'l J"'u"~ Restaurant. Milford lin
WANTED Eahhil,. q pounds OF
"\'.t, 'lth.' ~tN ul cnlrr Mn, l. t.
1T. l'll :. o"ld ~lre'.t. Fhlird, \
Iilo. ~. on phour E,l@rad, lf52
u1n-"r
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-30
NOTICE
3-16-3tI,

All dogs, licensed or not. must
not run at large at any time. un-
der penalty of law. If you miss
your dog notify Warden within
3 days.
EBE PALMER. Warden.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-30

IrtG-3t
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-30
PUBLIC SALE
tommoditH credit Owned Grain Eius
will ho Offered tor Public sale. ON
Saturday, April 7th. 1915
Vt TWO O'clock I. NJ
Rain or Shine
Ar uAnII.snN n1,1- -AA,.ArL.

Vt UAII;ESON, DELAWARE
Il EINS Numbers through y of
"a" huShrl capacity. -Four large bins
Numbers - throueh - of $50 hu
@h'l capacity. located ON railroad sid
InG in llarh"sun.
Tw" Bins. Numbers and > of 9oo
huShcI CnpncitN. located on Lewis
Briggs tarm. main highway between
liarh' son and Gcor&rtoWn
Five Bins. Numbers | through ; of
90" hllShcl capacity. located on rail-
road siding in GcorgrtoWn
All these bins viii he offered for
Snlt mt HarhcSuu. Delaware.
Thc>'. are we'll built bins and are in
good condition. Can he used for grain
f"rd chicken houses. and can also hc
used To- huu~c seasonal labor
You will hc allowed go days from
day of sale 10 remove bins from site.
TERMS OF SALE: CASH on day of
~Hl-.
INnON G.. SMITH. Chairman
SUSSEX County \. y y
John DIchcrSon, Auctionecr. m50-2tl
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headquarters for Rock Wool.

.''' - 'II'taf'o. iHf- t . l. Afi-
.eid i'""H at -"la ~ l.,- q. ,.ttof
\ t-' g. '.'f& mef.litIs W4..l,...l. 81,
49," '""i@. T. Na.hUu Culur~.Hy.
h"''. .'i u2l-lt
FOR SALE Hsy. r. h...- m.-r
#"fHi> 10y h,'t haA. ~ I.I.~ ..,..,
."f' .hd ta:l,N. Also 4.l,i-l ian.-
@i'H !'f.'- dalna-.d ,lol,t. and ~.\,.t.ti
h.i. q hat,~ wheat .tri ,\. -it.,V
's'H H"h I'ar.r. Nt,tou p,I n,;u-st
f"I; SALE Two douhl,. beds ,h,:..-
go y" ihNt'. = ANmn~t,t nI.~ e. \
- 'l" \ -. n ucW ronlul,lui = \
i'' ''-' 'Ais L. it'~. dI~hr~. u.taI mot
S,,iHII Nlrh.n Top tnhh. odd ,.h4if-
MI. }fhh E-ium. I5nculn. p.I Ilp
I0E SALE Kjtrh.n c.trfo,Id
mHcucsIh uN W,n tuIr -, b..r =.
H1 }"'l'- foot h2h. .o luch,- vld,.
-A' '!\'-. &j'-- d"ot- .hu%, iWo .a..l>-
~. i"'i1A i"Wrr ,ouIaltn..rt Nh
eF'i'''' IF,Ntd-on. EoHt, /. Muturi
iu'
TpE SALE o,u. ,I,,,rsc ,olf-,.n
-" nilk conl'r, ,quIpr,d With l..
h't~' power M,ichaul> and Evans
,ohi@t --"I tIuIpmout ,7iual to nov
" td"ald ThourSot. !;rhuhotf
/" "1rh. Il; !. o. telephone, L,W,s .u4u
IpI; SALE C:,puu n:,luIl, tin.. and
dt\. peanut huH hitter uu ,on,i,t,
li""i. ~" sand. >oNdu~l or cuh~ M:k
D." "pldI"d with I:ur >puradrI S.Nri
d"lt1~ r't tom .t nay place. tir,.
uil'> east ct Ellrudllc 30 u.li\rl\
T.. - Frey IjIrudalc, Del m2E-2tt
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-30
Wednesday, April 18th, 1915
LIVE STO('I
IEGINNING At NINE \. NJ

Rain or Shine
The following Personal Property. to
VII.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-30
TOMATO PLANTS For Sale

TV7TN I'M TT0T TT' TTTW 0T NNIT
uuli IuIN l. Elauh 'b.uatjl.l F. Inc
Lincoln. hlaWtr, T,i,rh,nl. '2t.
mlG-\t
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-30
CARD OF THANKS

| wish to express my sincere ap-
probation and thanks to relatives
and friends for their Kindness and
floral offering, also special mention
to DR.. Frank Herson aud the pail
bearers, in the death of my grand
mother. Gcorlanna A. Hill.
VIRGINIA S. HILL.
io2 Truitt Avenue.
3-30--t Milford Del
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-30

IoIt SALE Gr,rn. I"atN, ln"' Kan
...'.. second cuttue alfalfa htN mt >,.'.""
p,l 1oi. lood"d 10 Your N'hclo :u "r1
.,ldln2. TIA. car Is nuW IN Transit :nld
A"1I should hay, N"uI oId"I ~ hct"r,
1t nlrrNr~. W. NIN notify You Wh'u
tn conr after it. W, VIII hay" 10
chalt, mo1, tor any that W. store lu
our WHr,hol.so. W T. Holt. Railroad
HN,nir. poNrr. 7, Irphouc .,3G7. n2-tt
EOE SALE strawberry plant.
Stat, lu%p,rlcd and approved. Prom
l,I. l;E,k,tu"lc aud Luptuu varieties.
N),o HoN.-"nhrrrN plants. I;oA -'.uhcr-
ric~ very lHlC" ~IZr and delicious tot-
pics. eating tro-h and preserves Pro
duccd lay crossing hltr>hrrri"s IfSp-
hcrlir@ and Iupouhcrri,S Wilson G.
llHtt, ld. Gr"vUWnud. Delaware. CaIl
T,h' rhuu" 27"l tor dat" when avail
ahl,. me- I
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MOTTO +

| will he responsible for no bills
unless contracted by myself
PAUL 5. I.AUSCH.
3-16-3tp Milford
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-30
NOTICE

will be responsible for no bills
unless contracted by myself.
WILLIAM y. CORNEY.
3-16-3tp Milford Dol
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-30
STRAWBERRY PLANT <

FVT1 NNT-T T'0T-' =. IIIII4N. EIIr-
m"tt. Premier. Cal@hI!l Ecd Star and
St" I;teht H2"o pcr loo Tennessee.
EHk'moi'. Hl.25 pr loo. ct %lutu ,r
1.on" .\ilrcd c. Clark. Hartin..tnt,
ii"'" ""t. I2-tl
FOL; SALE Seven room houS. on
"u" and "u'-half acrc lot known as
the Nllham II Shurr OF r property
~ jt' town "t iath' ."tt. IL n.laWarc.
\" ,d'1I lay "'1 tor hfotl,r ltu,l~,
AprN 1" 'i'" II Sh":t. Falm,I-
t&rnk G'"re,1oNtn. b,ItWurr. m@o- fl
.lOE SALE Onr %-pirce lllins
t""m suite ON, i-pjec,. hloudr- m:,l.l,
t'dl"olu suite Ohj7 I~ urW luruuuI..
ono u hNln2 room r'I&. Ou,
hun'i "t toy and oven. Olt. Era,
urtal ut1iIrA cahlu,t Ou, barge, poI-
rrlaln-lut'd IT,. huN. call Nlllorc
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-30
FOR SALE

t"t' SALE Gala tl. ..r,u. 80,
John n Aan.tt Ilur l.a.
.l'-''. ~. tumsn-I"r. p.t ma.tf
~, SALE NJ 'ru.'. rr...
.I,"' TOW" '.'d '"i'nh'-. iIou ,.r-
Mif1>@f.d 'i"j,j-n .Hr ...d i G.lI..Ia
d. .N~' h'. NJ Ii.t. ~. mr. :;
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-30

If your enamel coffee pot be-
comes stained. you can rcmoN" the
stain by rubbing it off with paste
of common baking soda and water.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-30

33-16-3t
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-30
LOTS IN QU AKERTOWN

FOK SNIF.-Thnt N0SIIHTT0 :IMd TISJ
growing section just south west "f
L"wcS. Lots ar" selling fast. Soc colin
MCNicOl, IcWrs Po~toflico. m23-tt
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-30

TI" uud'r-IGu,d Will ott.l at public
auction or tin road hadIuE from
W"od~'d'. p,l. To Wtll"w Grove O.
foot ioadl miles West of Wuudsidc.
knuWu a> tht Charles Claik farm. ou
Wednesday, April lth, 1915
At I2.oo O'CLOCK NOON
The toilowin- personal property to-
WI.
LIVE STOCK
II HEAD CNTrLE .Cuusi>tiua oi
ltolst"lUS. ANr>MI,~. ono GUERNSEY.
some ar, irGi~t,.r,d and all lh, vnunu
can hr I,sl~1rr,d Some fresh Some
diN: alI milk cattle: all + Is. and
BANGS tr~ttd
T. H,If,r~. an bred and Bangs iuocu-
lated. Three null~. Ayrshire. an pure
bred. Our l"irh,Gon mare: real work
uHlt.
FAI;MlNG IMPLEMENTS
team cjrctrir Wilson milk cooler.
mauur" >pIcad,r Hkc new: douhl.
roll ''ttipHck"r. lot "i ucW and used
harness, mllk cans. etc. com PLANTER
with FERTILIZER attachments. and other
thInG> too numerous to mention.
TERMS CASH DAY of sale Ou Fer
Soual Property.
REAL ESTATE
Will offer promptly at p. M.
2"2 acres of m0drru equipped dairy
itfm ON same property
EIGht room dWclhuG. running hot
and cold water. h3lu Up-to-dat rum
ume Water. lazy harrjck. chicken
houses. hog house. othoI uuthuildIugS
all in Al condition; L. y 81 cement
SilO
l. acres of groWju- barley
- acres Ot alfalfa.
!" acres permanent pasture.
t" acres good timhrr.
TERMS lo", day ot sale. ha;,uc,
Ou settlement.
JOSEPH WIES. Owner
ChaS. Carroll. -Nuctiouccr
Ralph spence. Clerk. m23-2
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MOTTO T.

will be responsible for no bills
unless contracted by myself.
SUDLER +. WILKINS
m30-3tp Milton. Delaware
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-30
LONG LEAF PINE Wanted

ht tiNr foot i,u@th... tn'l.;h. pcrlrd on
with h3tk ON. Delivered our yard at
t,ll.udalr. CaIl r%II& "r G%lI1. Mil
lord. Ill,udaIc ENc,lslur CumpHnN
lnc. Ejl' udai, m2&-tt
WANTED MIlluId Woman Good
ny c,lliu@ on EulI E'u@h c,Ietuu4,l~
~ parr tnn". di>Waym@ goods from
h@h1. ~1I,Nu- -ln,d ,ta,, laklu4 "ld,rs.
,to Nh n'rc~>at> assistance. WIT"
T. - I;oN 2a6L WIImlueton. Dol
" \\TEi Ndtuld prtsuu 1o give
1 h"n- dtN- "r rN,uluc~ to -,IlW2
lulr' IHM-h g." ptodfi"t~ Very mo-
ti Ni.'' Io} -o'j.,ult. W'th us,. ui - r;,I.
So. Nre WtbN. T. \ w second
.rf,,f. GJnaaH or Saturday ,>,uiuls.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-30
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

The Kent County Assessment for
l"l1 Will he hung up in the follow
ing places for the inspection. on
or before April ,. 1915. and will
remain there until the appeal days
arc over:
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-30
PUBLIC SALE
Or VALUABLE
DAIRY HERD, LIVE STOCK
and
FARMING EQUIPMENT

Having decided to discontinue my
dairy business, | shall offer at Public
Sale at my dairy farm. located in
Wesley uciGhh0rhood -. miles north
west of Scaiord ON the 9-foot road
lNAdinE from Sanford 10 .\tlantA. ON
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NOTICE-Bring your jewelry trou
brS to me, can rebuild any wrist
or pocket watches To look and run
like new. Rings to order. any type.
Repair work and cleaning done while
YOU wait. Gifts mailed free in the
t. :. \. Broken jewelry, diamond
hroo,rrS. rings of amy description
housh for c;tSl. MI work gtiarantr"d
:. ii. Frank. the Little Jrwclcr on
the Bridge" Phone iQ1. Milford. jl7-tf
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-30
Saturday, April 7th. 1915
AT 1l:n0 O'CLOCK y. NJ.
Rain or Shine
The following:
NJ AI'III \ INIl

The following:
MACHINERY
one l9t2 Ford tractor trailcr Ct'ruc-
hHUD. with high and low racks good
rubber: ON" 1912 Chevrolet 10 wheel
CT truck AllIs Chalmers tractor (WCD
on rubber, ! Alhs Chalmers combine.
y foot cut. on rubber. good: Inter
national combine. ~ inch cut on rub
hcr. nearly new: | John Deere comhi-
nation hammer mill and grinder. new;
! lot of truck bodies and hoist. | grain
and manure loader tOwatonna), new;
Little Giant lime and manure
spread"r. new; l Mccormick corn
planter. good: Clipper grain fan.
l.hnU feet inch Y = inch pine lumber.
electric grindStonc. chains and chain
tightcn"rS. lot of new truck canvas.
i-SCCti0n drag. lot of new rubber belt.
| meat SliCinE machine. lard and
scrapplc cooker l John Deere manure
Sprcadrr. riding CultiNatorS. several
tractor plOWS. | seven II. +. motor. |
= II. +. motor automonilrS. good
condition. Lot of other equipment
too numerous 10 mention.
LIVE STOCK
One registered Hereford Bull Sev-
oral fine ponies. Lot of Horses. Cattle
and lot of nice pigs.
FURNITURE
Lot of good household merchandise
also one electric stove. one hot water
heater.
We viii appreciate the privilege of
selling any items for you on Sulall
J commission. We personally Suaran-
tee to present to YOU one of the best
lines of machinery ever put up at auc-
tion sale.
TERMS: CA~U.
WILSON AND MOORE
l., Daniel J. Short, Auctionccr, m30-2
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ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE

All persons indebted to the estate
of Luther +. Cubhagc. deceased. arc
hereby notified to settle the same
on or before the 1st day Of May.
1915. aud all those having Claims
against the estate to present the
same. duly attcstcd on or before
May /, 1913.
JENNIE r. SHORT
LOUISE C. FARROW
mlG-3t Administrators G. t. a.