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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24

WE HAVE in each plant Works Manager, and under
him Plant Managers Master Mechanic and Superin-
iendents These all se-eaiicd higher management
From here on the management processes are directed
BY the General Foremen Foremcn and Assistant Fore
men. They the means of maintaining the manufac-
turing discipline that both quality and quantity
Of output without which the Cooperation could n1 per-
form It's contracts and fulfill It's obligations They are
the links between the higher officials Of engineered
production and the $4,000 employees that we're in our
automobile plants. and the 10000 employees who are
IN our plants for making materials.
Left 70 themselves, the $4,000 people living merely
as citizens and residents in Deuoit and in various
other cities where Chrysler has plants cannot make
automobiles nor can the $4,000 people living az
citizens and residents Detroit and Chicago and other
places where Chryser has plants make Tanks or
Anti-Aucrat Guns or Engines for BIO Super Bombers
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24

Ord the United States War
Savings stamps from your De-
tToit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them 10 your home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24
.WavelI off for Parley

BOMBAY, June % QNSl-
Lord Wavell viccroy of India;
members of his staff and Indian
political leaders were on route 10
SumA today 10 confer on London's
plan FOR am .aNll-lndan' % cabinet
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24

ONE Of the reasons for Chryser Corporations success
both in automobile manufacture and in essential war
production Is the fact that Of the leaders
in applying the methods Of quantity production or
as we prefer TO call H. engineered production
We have highly developed Engineering Depart
ment equipped with advanced engineering and scien-
tIfc laboratories We develop and design products
that make. and also the facilities for making them
by our advanced progressive methods
We have also highly developed methods OF planning
Of toolng our war plants with special machinery for
the particular product 10 make Of purchasing.
Of following up and expedIting the flow Of materials
into our plants and Of inegrang the making of inter-
changeable parts Of products and routing them TO
the assembly lines for assembling and delivering
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24
pEpsODEkT
ANTtSEpTIC

1t is unit, these people come to the plants that
they can make things
l o BE CHANGED from group of unframed and mex
perienced citizens into makers of complicated things
such automobiles tanks and other materials for
war; they go to the right places in the plant and
TO the machines to the stocks of material TO the trucks
for moving the material from the stocks to the machines
and for moving the pieces from machine to machine
according to the process of manufacture But even
coming into the plants and going the right places
is not enough.
They need the direction of management men who
have the schedules the routing sheets, the bueprins
the knowledge of how the men and machines must be
arranged TO turn out the product.
These the General Foremen and the Foremen
They are not representatives of the shop employees
IT IS NOT the shop employees who have designed the
product or the methods of making it. or who have
undertaken the contracts for delivering the output II
is the management that has done all this, II is the
representatives Of management who must impart 10
the employees the knowledge of what they are to do
in order to out the plans and how they do
Besides showing the shop people what they are TO
do, and how they to do it, these General Foremen
and Foremen on behalf of management must see that
the shop people do what they supposed to do that
they keep at work, that they make what the plans
call for and not pieces that small or too large
or otherwise not according to requirements
HERE is no other set-gP the present time in
American manufacture for communicating the purposes
and plans of management for making output, TO the
people In the shops who do the work that the census
calls the value added by manufacture except the
General Foremen and the Foremen
II these General Foremen and Fotemen, on whom
management relies to that work is done al the
shops, reaigned that instead of being the agents
OF management working in the companys interests they
become associated through labor associations with the
workmen whom they supposed to supervise
change will be made that goes the Of present
methods under which people work in manufacturing
operations.
.
EFFICIENCY in the making OF automobiles and trucks
not only has enabled millions OF people to use and
enjoy them but also has enabled this industry to pro-
duce quickly and so much for 1t would be
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24

Efficiency in the, making Of automobiles and trucks
not only has enabled millions of people to use and
enjoy them, but also has enabled this industry pro-
duce quickly and so much for 1t would not be
in the public interest either in time of war or in
time of peace to impair the industrys ability to do its
Job so we'll
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24
SEARCH FOR Gun FAILS

- D. Grand -.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24

Fs-s- yourssIi n Mich.
iesr, 'hs state 'ns'
eEei everything! Piet
yo.r evtdoor h 0 Q { y.
ride II herd there's
roo- ard opportunity
IN Ess' hiehiser. Or
losi re GAYS away
~ eH'gsn Sings e IsTy
l.Hsby a peses sre
eool cor'esi.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24

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Evening star., 1945-05-27
SUN CANYON

Ranch. 55 Horses. Rodeos,
Lake, Entertainment. In Adj
rondacks.
WARRENSBURG, NEW YORK
Evening star., 1945-05-27
The Travellers Notebook
Travel Rush Starts for Midweek Holiday
As Seaside Spots Prepare Gala Openings;
Ocean City, Nd, Ready for 10th Season

equipment has been in use for some
time on the Denver-Topeka- kansas
City and Denver Wichita Tulsa
routes.
The new schedules will provide
three round trips daily between
Denver and Kansas City and Denver
and Albuquerque. The Denver-San
Antonio route will hame two round
trip flights.
Summer visitors to Great Lakes
resorts and camps may learn of the
country primeval by a visit to Isle
Royale National Park of Michigan.
Located in Keweenaw County,
the park includes 1888 acres, or
210 square miles and is one of the
few remaining wilderness areas of
the continental United States. The
park is covered with a dense growth
of hardwood and coniferous trees
and is carpeted with profusion of
wild flowers. The park holds dis
tinction for its groves of rare blue
spruce, the finest specimens being
located on Passage Island, off the
mainland.
Of unusual interest are the wild
life preserves no longer common to
the Great Lake regions and may be
seen in their natural habitat. Here
Evening star., 1945-05-27
TWIN PINES

In the Pocono Mts.. Unexcelled
Horses and Food Concrete
Swimming Pool. near Protes-
Jant g. Catholic Churches.
S TR o I'D S B U RG. PA
Evening star., 1945-05-27

Road weavers, who carry on their
primitive handicrafts on looms and
devices as made and in use $50 years
ago. In the park and around the
surrounding foothill in Laurel Coun-
ty, three and four generations OF
pioneer Kentucky mountain families
are carrying on their great-grand-
fathers and grandmothers' tradi.
tions. Here one sees home knitting
weaving, carpet making, quilting
and blanket making with old-fash.
ioned tools and primitive dyes.
An earlier phase of Wilderness
Road of history is seen in the park
at Defeated Camp. Here in 1874
pioneers from Pennsylvania, going
westward over the Boone Trail, were
massacred by the Indians. The pre-
serve also is the burial site of Levi
Jackson, from which the park de-
rives its name. AS a Revolutionary
Evening star., 1945-05-27

Service personne mayl obtain more
information by calling the United
Nations Center, National 5000, or
any of the following USOs: Repub-
lie 1927. Executive 0428, National
3431 or National 0614. Colored per-
sonnel may call USO, Decatur 1864,
or War Hospitality. Decatur 7768
Evening star., 1945-05-27

soldier Jackson, with other soldiers,
received the land as a war service.
Now preserved is the Jackson home
stead, built in 1892.
OF unusual interest is the old
frame meeting house built by Revo-
lutionary War soldiers. A rustic log
museum built by the State of Ken
lucky exhibits many reminders of
those ancient days.
Evening star., 1945-05-27
one sees q large herd of moose, lynx,
coyotes, beavers and many varieties

one sees large herd of moose, lynx,
coyotes, beavers and many varieties
Of birds.
Points of interest are the ancient
copper mines of the pre- Columbian
area which exhibit thousands of pits
Further evidence of aboriginal trade
is seen in the Stone Age articles
about the island. McCargo's Cove
is a famous gathering place for
moose and nearby hidden lake is
known as their feeding ground
Among the novelty places is Thomp-
sonsite Beach, where semiprecious
stones are found, including many
varieties of agates, ziolites and col
ored tinted green stones.
X X X
Levi jackson Wilderness Road
State Park of Kentucky, preserve
of the ancient in living things of
today, is where postwar tourists may
actually step back into an atmos-
phere of 1884, the American Express
Travel Bureau points out.
The preserve of 752 acres is the
home of the famous Wilderness
Evening star., 1945-05-27

Write to each member.ranch
for your copy of its beauti.
fully illustrated booklet VA.
Evening star., 1945-05-27
CIMARRON

Unlimited riding weekdays.
Famous Mike Hastings, corral
boss Only / hour from N. Y.
PEEKSkILL. N. Y. Tel: 430
Evening star., 1945-05-27

Glamour and romance OF the
West. so horses. Good fooo.
Near Catholic and Protestant
churches.
CT. HARRINGTON. MASS.
Telephone: CIV
Evening star., 1945-05-27
HIDDEN VALLEY

Americas finest Dude Ranch.
Distinctive. refined. two lakes.
Phone New York Office.
Bryant 9-4940 or Write TO
LAKE LUZERNE. NEW YORK
Evening star., 1945-05-27
RIDIN' HIGH

Adirondack Mts. All water.
land sports Rodeos. Nightly
entertainment. Own Lake.
Near Catholic. Protestant
churches.
WARRENSBURG. NEW YORK
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-09

IOE SAIL. ,;"oI ba'cd lazy. "'u,a
N.ti.uul tH.n. it'.. f:o:u Wctd~ y tita
\i-o - r;,.l- of Aunli- uiule- \i-" pat
.f u-'. t'all - iunuA iu..-r tt"u
Erit'- -tu., ,H t'.ut... street. 90
rh"'' ..> H.,,f.n.frn. /, T.. I"H-l.
lA $50 ~
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-09

to~T Ns ao. ovyi>
\'' I".0- M.... n.. n2--tp
Ic~T l.,.u, la., 81 l.r.4,,-
Az N'... u.1 u3-atp
Lost Ii ..s Ue.n =. Ida e.
L, .-..t,~. -ft tt.t,u -l..,j. Milford.
LOST I:...ao Ia.D N" 1 E,tuln
- I.ot.,td Ce"k $50 NJ tt.tIy-
I,eet. Nt... H., llp
i.G>F j..t:.4 l;uoI 50. Maejon
I.3ttstr..i I..c1 T.. - SneJ t,.-, S,v-
u.a e.i,,f. Ntlt.,a. Itp
LOST i....s-. Lax 81 49,. l.ud-
- p.rt-. .uitfH NH- u'a HHucfL
N.''-u. j',l X + u :. I;"N >' ~
o@T Au l,4~t.rl St4 httlv nu1c,
r5ng i'utl,t rl,a~. i,fu'u aud lc-
,o.N, r.W..,t Nr~ X " Eo>cr. Hal-
question:. i'-u'., - M ~
LOST WaH.f oouJaUuu- drjvca'>
|.'r'.... Nt~tt #tfo'G ytli. a. .;a>
o"uru'-.. \o u-->-o. ~nu., money Er-
W"1d d t.lutra :" j. I@Nm"ud I"'',-
I--,-.,l
LOST " 8tt .ou,.3uir- .o,.tl So
cHltN ca'd 'lr@}f ctlt. a'ld So lutlu'
ID, T. N'.>. tIb,lal,. u,l. ~ t.
Nliold l., ttt.t.- Eo.ra. iu9-"ll
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-09
1913 ~ RAP i>>tN>Mf\T
FOR THE CITY or MILFORD

The Real F,-,a-~ ana Poll Ta>
scrap A~>esemeut Lists fo. yea.
l'i5 W.M be- hung III me FIRST
National Bank and Trust Company
and ru. Milford Trust Company
10. public Inspection III. q period
oi TN llot days
The City CouLc.l Viii SIT as ID
board oI appeals ~ its room al the
t.iy Han. No u North Walnut
S,.ter on Thursday. March -
I.om 1:"' J.. IN. until @:"" T. III.
to near appeals uak- addir.oA> o.
corrections IL q. 10 said assessment
Tor year 1915.
All taxes. both Real Estate and
Poll Tax paid IL April. viii b,.
given 3@. discount Those paid
ia May VIII be- given ., dis
count. and those ia JuA~ viii 5v
given T. discount
No discount vii. b- given on any
taxes paid from july - to S"p-
t-nber Is
ON all taXvS cu.lect-d uu o. ut-
-. The tlst oI Oc-oo-. a penalty
of peg ceuJuM Tor every muutL
or Traction OF q month thereafter
viii be added @-3-22-
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-09
SATURDAY. MARCH Eth. 1915

NT TEN O'CLOCK \ NJ
Thr [ouoWiug Personal pvup.t>.
on, NrCuluick- p,,I.ml ,yu,Ior r..
~,t ttuctor rluW> oN tubi,.l. llu,A
packet. disc. 6 :uuI. ] pan ana.
aUi,> tW,i4ht l.""u pounds cache. III
~ ans old. Ion Work .l.NW h,r.: rUd
G1ul, l.oV pu.u.G-. Woin .,nlW uvi- .
] spotted Udln- Nat,. Wlll Wu'h vl
G}lN'. w. Ant about l.,no pounds. I
>,.r- "lu. spotted colt, ~ months
oio. ! ~p"tt'3 lidtu- no,~, auuut li".
pvuid~ wii work. l.d" ~ drive. !
Whit, pvlN. II years nji weigh, I"o
pounds VIII ride uI drive: ! tiUvtu-, \
COW. : H-a> ."ld, weight about 9u'
rounds. VIII b, fresh within ilu n,A;
TWO mnuth>: Mccormick .uuN H.,
uarhiur in good conditions: orr H.
spout FarM,i> l"Nurlt, drdl. ! bifN,l
lldjr, pillow. Oi.N.r gang riuW. !
Acme harrow. McCutnnick n,.rIlu-,
lidInG cNitNator. \ GrNG~. j'.'-
horn. ! puuN ~U'hA. ~,ts i"Vhl, hAI-
ucS>. luly OF Gouhl, u,tu~. u,.W
work hridl">. lri~ of collars. ! .,'t ~
pony harness. ST "artiuEr Nulltr~~
l TuGU9h saddle rldWG hI.dh.~ loj
OF forks }ud hos
TERMS: CASH
FRANK ENkI,E
pauitl j. Short. .NHct."u,'r a.. 81
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-09

WANTED First class farmcl 10
operate Boz acrv h"et ,attl, farm.
Real opportunity Permanent joh.
WHIT" MiIt Miller. krcuA lllc. Mary
land. an It y
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-09

NANTED-A capable Milford lady.
Interesting. important. profitable work
--iLoIulnE~ or Hfttruuou~. Wrltt +. ..
Box 25o4 Wilmington. bel. for jutO,-
nation t23-3t
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-09
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b! SALE ~

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Milford chronicle., 1945-03-09
1912 FORD TRUCK Tractor

.pit ~Ni.I. t'... -. s.,t. ri Nf'.'ttft =
\..-.. S.. ~....f-' ft#-tH4..t .-.
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FOR -NII ~N ,\'tt l.s. l''-
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Milford chronicle., 1945-03-09

WANTED Men or women - work
"a production department.. Suc:viV work
days e week. ENprrlri.cr not u,"t =
a2E-tt
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-09
TWO COON DOG PUPPIES

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Milford chronicle., 1945-03-09
FOR RENT

U"H ..-\f 'se.. "...--..loM ~
IoI. NHNw fI..~,. $50, r,t
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1t ta.4..s ..>.... u ftus MIS- JuhH
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.DE RENT It.--. N:.tm rooms.
rua3.r.- hot aiI tuid W.t,I. {: 0d Pc!
S.. X sLd ~. Hotel Windsor. Milford
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Milford chronicle., 1945-03-09
I ARD or THANKS

] visa 70 express ny sincere
thanks ana appreciation To-. all th-
lovely tio~cg~. cards .-rt@.s aud
other -iI's | received while IN I'll,
Milford Memorial Hospital Also 10
all III" nurses tor ihe.r kindness
many thanks Mrs Goot.4 :
Brown. G.e.uW0od. D.l tn
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-09
Thursday. March 18th. 1915
VI TEN O'clock \ NJ.
Ram -. SIN,
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t.t\t. STOCK

IT., :vluWia-
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TW. It. Iipt~.>- >.rs.. U.~.. y
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H}, H,.st-la H~t,'~ TWO Ho'~,,.a
H. .t.f~ " Yeats u.i. Wl.. -tt.~u,.
..:sa; juH.. Ho,~j... N-....-. =
%...'~ ,.l. ,.e~, ~ptt:.--i>. J Ho.~,..i
II, ..,. N,..: uid pu, SAo.I N,.-t-
$50 ..ta..t l@n pou':i>
FARMING lMrLNNENTS
o., John p,,,,. tractor. Noa,, r..
"l., ~,i OUN,t tractor pillow S. l4-ta,u.
unv lIdIuG rlUW. Il -oud shape: pu,
NJ. J. oliver WalhiH- p.vW. one Mo
tQ:W!c ck-p-vrIN- utN-t. co., --Gpi>,
ron WE,,i MuGoA. 'I, >pi.n.-turtE
at.tuW. tH, ig-IcutI dluE ut:tuW.
v!r 2-hoi>, Thpma> ur.U. uuv Deer
He com l,autv.. uu' bUld,l. 1-toul
cut: o:r smoothing board. o!., >nu\,
lloW. tWr Walh.u@ ,altNttu!>. rur "lo
ha\ ttk' H"-GstllVu oI N;Ual-. u.,
tu- chan. lWo mI!h stools "H, sl.,nl
'luu.u. iuGI milk cams. or, >trA.H,l
tWu pitch iujks. V", scoop shovel. "',
vac >trrtch"y. uHr Slghh.n- Nu,. uu.
,aHi hook. one SIT ut Wagon >PrlrG~
uuc 5-NvI>v lrv,. UNc 2-hol>v tgv,
;Wo collars. three u.idiv>. u.4c -,
Wa1ul! Ir,u~ ole "HSh 4N,. uu,
us,tii.bl, scIthr. tLr,, s,.t~ Wasqh i.,,I.
mss. one lot old l!ou. and ntgcl "l-
titl,~ Too nuH.,Iouo L. l,HiloN
ON bait uHt,:,st .u W..al crop luN
-loWluS.
TERMS. CASH oa da> -. ~.,lr.
ROY iIII.
J. /. stevens. -Au,ttuU-,r.
C!nnIl Outt,u. (i'Ih I'll
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-09
No. 2j TO FEB. I. 1915
I-Ittl.l. W HEN MISSY
NE.i-N'IN g. iENNES~N
AS. SUNS. N DIVORCE


SUSSEX COUE-T. S.
IitE sIArL OF DELAWARE
10 the sheriff of sussex Count,. Crectins.
WHEREAS. E'u. ~ H.t;.-~. I..
t.t Itt.t.oA ~ ti- Irl-,~ a.: ,..
= ~.p~H"r Cont. Hi.a Ia ta. ut'l,. u.
tu. Irrrtpart.iH "t -..d 'p.tt. Ii anu
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5id N'lNlH e. i.u..--l
W. Therefore C"3uiaaiG 500. ..> lu.
",t' h...toi.l, ,o.u}:...l.q-.G. 5i.st to.
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aa'i, "tH lI"N.a'J. art "'~" Z" do
ltI T'..l., @>h-t g., Court >haU rh...
t:t ta,.'. consider ,rll,-Inin- liu H.
i!..> Hyi stlt .~ - lh. Culut -h.u seen.
'u.'f aHi consistent with tn, provisions
of '.' ~stG Aet az Assembly. ahG hul,
.n. 't.u .h,l.. thi~ writ.
WITNESS. tt' HONORABLE DAN
III. j LAYTON. pur Ci..- .lJ-tI,.
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if"I> .r t., t.a: pf ,a! I.u,d D,.
l"a.-.rH u.N.< uuH@l,d @nd lo:ty-til,
! .ed -5
G,DNEi.T - HUNTuI. rio'y
u EIW AI;h NAtI.L~ A't"iu.y
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-09
Nil
WANTED

WNNII.p-,;ou .>,,. ,.l- a. +,
He.-..f.. H.'fo'a a.t-t.
WANTED ri,-t ,.N. n..>. u..-
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'..a i.H~, work NJ. f;oN i. Ct..
l,i.. NGuta II
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from tI.#-ht -'st.o,. Muo'a in
WANTED Nldda. .-. aas uu1
-tl.N usi.p 'o} ..at,j, . ;tttG t..W,t Notk
Npp> t'Hnh Elton. NIhani u2--
WANTED Itp tu nurh Iu ~.W eal
tr II: wood I'uH-lt~ Nlnr-ar. LIN
coln. n'1 thoae Nu".a e@i1il J-i-t
WANTED T,a n,.. -oad W.t-.~
rl.uI\ al pN,r tim. NJ :>4H, !'usIIt.
Cus. Ial\. 'ii,rAMoo@ lh"u' III
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WARNING TO CATTLE OWNERS

w. M undersigned owners oI
marsh land located III Prime Hook
Neck. folhld all persons from let-
ting 'heir catfle OH on. mu-krar
marsh uAGsr penalty oI laW. Tins
Is final
ROBERT PASSWATERS
JOSEPH -. SHORT
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YOI BREAK AND BEND
We Weld and Mend

OXy-acetylene Welding. Cutting
and Brazing. We specialize in
Electrical Repairing Batteries
Generators = MagnetOs.
MILFORD BATTERY SERVICE
STANLEY HUNTER. Proprietor
Phone 3S7
One block east OF First National
Bank. j22-tf
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N Nj NOItItM

IN loving memory ot husband and
father. John r. Peterson. who pass
cd away March \. 1871
W. Who loved You. sadly miss you
As II daWns auofhr, year:
Ia our lonely hours ol thinking.
Thoughts OF you are EYER near.
Sadly missed by
WIFE AND DAUGHTERS
3-@-ltl
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FOR SALE Gold,u II, jtc."Ue apui' S.
one hu-h, "r Wut'. I..,tc'~ t"id
St"la-' fEut. Grot-'toNu. I',i
m1-1l
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NI'TIt I.

Notice is hereby given that Lot
tors Testamentagy were in duy
form of law granted unto the un-
der,iened, on the twenty-tirst day
OF February i. D.. 1913. and that
all persons having claims against
the estate OF the deceased must
present the same duly attestcd. 20
the SAID The Milford Trust Com
pany, Executor OF the estate OF
Clara Small Humcs deceased on
OF. before til" twenty -Hl%r day Of
February 1876. or abide the Act of
Assembly in such case made and
provided
The Milford Trust Company.
Milford Delaware
by: GEORGE. T. REED. JR.
Treasures.
Address EXecutor.
Milford Delaware :,-2-3t
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LEGAL. NOTICE.

As my f.naa;. Norman F. EuSh-
y. had A"t.e~ 10 now December
-. 1914. aud has not moved a., ".
] viii not h. ,ponsible Ior any
bills contracted by him. Elmer q.
Morgan. Milford. Del I23-3tp
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WANTED -'iuua ..,,,. ,sl- ~
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Split Soy Beans For Feed

FOL; SALE Free tom dit r'rant
l23 j4j-t
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FOR SALE Twenty 2uo pouud mot
al chicken feeders. g"od cuudition
G'oIge L. Marshall, Milton. D"l rho!'
23uG !rI2- -
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=, hah l"lui II Nul,ti. IIurr ilel-
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