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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-12-28

Miss Katherine Moak of the
Public Housing AUTHORITY is back
in Pascagoula after a Christina,
visit with relatives and friend:
in Brookhaven.
Miss Alice Battle, director Of
the Federal Nursery in Pascagou-
la has returned TO her duties az.
ter being with her relatives ir
Nashville, Tenn, through the holi-
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. O'MalleN
Joined their daughter, Mickey, ir
a Christmas visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. r. M. Coleman in Dodds-
vile, Miss. Mickey has beer
visiting MIR. and Mrs. Coleman
since they returned to Dodds-
vile after a recent visit with Mr.
and Mrs. O'Malfey but returned
home with her parents.
Friends of Mrs. r. G.. Butler
and their daughter, Miss Mary 10
will be happy to learn that the>
arrived Tuesday from Savannah
Ga, to make their home at 81:
Ford avenue.
Miss Caroline Savage anc
daughter, Caroline, spent Christ
mas with Mrs. Savage's parents
at their home in Panama City.
Mrs. Mary Louise Merritt o.
the County Superintendent OF
Education office had as recent
/ guest her sister, Mrs. Maude OH.
yer OF Pensacola, with whom she
enjoyed a short visit to New Or,
leans.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Jones de
parted Saturday for Greenwood
Miss, where theY will spend The
HOLIDAYS with both their families
DR.. Jane Brent and Young son
Brent Phlegar, departed Saturday
for Laurel TO spend Christmas
with DR.. Brelnt's parents, DR.
and Mrs. T. E. Brent. DR.. Brent
! returned to Pascagoula Wed.
nesday but her son will re
main with his grandparents
through the month of January
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Ton
Sanction will be interested tC
learn that they have adopted
lovely five months old daughter
and that she has been named Sets
Wendell Sanction. She has beer
with them since the early par
of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Sane.
ton and their new daughter are
to spend Christmas with Mrs
Sanctions parents, Judge and Mrs
Julian Alexander in Jackson.
Mrs. Louise Carr departed dur
ing the weekend to spend Christ
mas with her parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Malcolm Carr at McLain
Miss.
Joe O'Donohoe arrived Thurs
day to enjoy a Christmas visi
with his aunt, Miss Nina OaDono
hoe. He came from st. Stanis
laus at Bay st. Louis and wa
be joined FRIDAY BY his brother
John, who came from the Uni
versity of Oklahoma at Norman
Okla.
Bobby Ehlers, gunner's mate
first class, has just received hi
honorable discharge from tn
navy at New Orleans and spen
Christmas with relatives in Mos
Point.
Robert F. Carter, Jf., who is
student at Louisiana State Uni
versity arrived from Baton Roug'
Thursday TO spend the holiday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert +. Carter, ST., and 6the
relatives.
Clinton Lockard arrived Fri
dav from Riverside Military Acad
envy at GAINESVILLE. Ga. to spent
the holiday season with his par
ents, DIR. and Mrs. J. N. Lock
ard.
Seaman first class Virgie a
Taylor, WAVE, has arrived from
Norfolk, Va, where she is sta
toned, on a Today leave which
she will enjoy with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Taylor a
their home on River Road.
Among those who spent Christ
mas out OF town are Mr. am
Evening star., 1945-09-22
Cochran to Quit UNRRA
For Budget Bureau Post

Former Gov. r. L. Cochran OF
Nebraska is resigning from the
United Nations Relief and Rehabil-
itation Administration to join the
Budget Bureau in about a week.
Evening star., 1945-09-22
39 District Area Men
And Nurse Receive
Service Discharges

Thirty-nine more officers and men
from the Washington area have
been discharged from the service
at the Fort Meade (Md) separation
center.
| A Washington Army nurse, 1t.
Ccrnelia A. Boney, who served two
years in the European theater, re-
ceived her discharge at Fort Dix,
N. j.
1t. Boney, who lives at 1850 Fuller
street NV, was flown back to the
United States about four weeks ago
from France, where she served for
13 months with the 58th General
Hospital staff. Before going to
France she was stationed in England.
1t. Boney plans to return to her
position at St. Elizabeths Hospital,
where she served before entering
the Army three and half years ago.
Discharged at Fort Meade:
s/sergt William E. Knight. 32s North
Piedmont street Arlington; Pfc, Peter W.
Alexander, 201 East Glebe road, Alexan.. Alen.
ss eerD @ Edxs4d Renne L. Tr9y sS 5ss coe
Hope avenue Sc; TIA John N. ,Jenifer;
1242 Franklin street NE; TL5. Edmond
6. Betz, e24 T street N WI; TI6 Willie l.
TI5 Caulifax -Eaves, .207 g street NV;
sergt. Fred Maxim, us Alabams avenue
Sc: Sergt George D. Mehrling, S27 Crit
tenden street NV Corpl. Thomas Gary,
1859 Emerson street NE; Sergt; Louis J.
jamin r. sewell. 1922 Twenty-seventh,
street NV Pfc Crank Srampton RcS 4CS6
ardson, 1881 Second street NV: s/Sergt,
Corpi' Robert c. Bremen. 2724 ordway
street NV. and Ptc;. santus J. Auth, 2@os
Thirty first street Sc.
Corpl. Russell W. Hrabe, 2216 Randolph
place. NE; Pfc. Carmen Lonso 7l9 c
street NE: T/5 William D. McIntyre,
1851 North Capitol street; s. Sergt. John
4 Perkins III Twelfth 1,G street p 81; Sc N Tr4
Corpl. Philip M Edelstein. 224i S street
Me- s/serst Pavl Ul,;. l. Garnet ss5 SaoE =
Sudbury road, Silver Spring, Md: 1st 1t.
Earl NJ. j. Dennis, 1906 Queensbury place,
Evening star., 1945-09-22

vestments and loans In properties
have been reduced by 72.2 per cent
which is more than IL per cent
ahead Of the liquidation schedule
1t was said.
In the District Hole acquired
239 properties by foreclosure but at
present owns none here.
Evening star., 1945-09-22
Irvinq Lehman Dies

PORT CHESTER. N. Y, Sept. %
P).-Irving Lehman, SO, chief Judge
of the New York State Court of
Appeals, died today at his home.
Mr.. Lehman was a brother of Her.
bert H. Lehman, former Governor
of New York.
Evening star., 1945-09-22
|917 Of 2,087 Loans
By Hole Here Paid

Ola total of 2,087 loans made to
District home owners between 1888
and 1886 by the Home Owners
Loan Corp. 917 have been paid in
full as of the end of the fiscal year
on June 80.
OF total investment Of 12,787,-
38l there remains a balance OF
s., 1923, ,872 on the books. Seventy
four per cent of the total invest
ment has been liquidated, the agen-
cy said.
On national scale, HOLC in
Evening star., 1945-09-22

Riverdale, Nd; 1st 1t. Billy r. Fuller
Richard A. Danzi, 1921 Chevy Chase park.
Chick, 1si4 Potomac avenue Sc: Isl
It. Edward p, Kelley. 500 Second street
NV: Mai. John c. Cassidy. 1902 Thirty.
seventh street NV; Mai. Morton M
Dodge, 3401 Commonwealth avenue. Alex.
andria; Capt. Carter M Edmonds. l2l(
North Kenilworth street. a ;Arlington; -, St
marie street. Arlington; Capt. Stuart vii.
liams. 3611 South Seventh street, Airing.
ton, and S/Serst. Earl J. Huber, Laurel
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
IN ME MORIAM

In loving remembrance OF our dear
son and brother. Charles MadJaroSH.
who WAS killed in action. Decrmh'f
). 1871:
One year has passcd since that sad
day.
II was late one December afternoon.
We can never forget that sad day
When the telegram came 10 us SAHihE
That YOU had been called away
Charles. dear. YOU are not torgottcil'
Though at home YOU are no more
Still in memory YOU are with us
As you always We're before.
Surrounded by friends We are lone
some, ~,
I'm the midst Of our joy We are hlue'
Win a s,nil. ON our faces there's an
ache in our hearts.
Longing. Charles. just for you.
What would we give to clasp your
hands. o,,,
Your happy face to see to near YOU
voice. m
And see your smiles that meant So
much to Us?
But can no longer he.
Deep i'm our hearts lies a picture
or a brave soldier laid to rest
In memorv'S frame We shall keep IT,
Recause h,. was one of the best.
Not dead to those who loved hlm
Not lost but gone before.
He lives with us i'm our memories
And will forever more.
Sadly missed by Mother. l)'d, h'lr'
Sisters and Brother. "
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
IN M { MORIAM

In sad and loving Remembrance of
our dear son and brother. Private Joe
WaplcS Hudson. who WAS killed in
combat ON December .. l9ii:
one year has passed. Our hearts are
still sad and lonely.
Our grief too deep to tell,
I;ut time will come. NAPLES.
When all to YOU We will tell.
We do not need Il special day
TO bring YOU. NAPLES. to our mind.
The days We do not think of YOU
Are few to find.
Waplcs. you little thought when lcaN-
ing home,
You never would return.
That 50 soon in q row OF white crosses
You would be sleeping
And leave us here to mourn.
Ii the world WAS ours
We would give il. YES and more.
TO see your smiling face
Come through our door.
Sadly missed hy Father and Mother
Mr.. and Mrs George w. Hudson. SlS-
tCrS and BROTHERS. II
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
Wednesday, December II. '4I

At lo:0o O'CLOCK ~ NJ
The following Personal Property.
tO-Wit:
LIVE. STOCK
ON" pair grey mules, one odd mule.
one COW
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
one AlliS-C Chalmers combine. Ford
tractor. Ford tractor plowS. Ford
rake. Case mower. New Idea manure
spreader. Oliver riding pillow. McCOr-
mick Dccrinc binder. bean pullcr, |
John Deere corn planter. | riding har-
row. | Case hay loader. H-SpOut John
Deere drll. haul seine. 1870 yards saw
bench and saw. platform scales. land
roller. Acme harrow. corn planter.
wecdcr tlam rack. clover hullcr. two
horse wagon. grndstone. I suits har-
ness and collars. clipper grain fan,
Case tranSplanter, | John Deere rid
ing pillow. l2-inch bottom: one 5-paSS-
cnGer Chevrolet. 1925 model. 500 has
kcts corn. iU0 lunches coarse fodder
200 bales hay. and many other things
too numerous to mention.
TERMS: CASH.
DOROTHY NJ I'RTON
EXecutriE4pf Howard j.
Burton. Deceased.
Howard w. Hramhall.
Attorney for EXecutriX
DickcrSOn brothers, -AuCtiOnccrs.
n30-2t
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that Let
ters Testamentary were in due
form of law granted unto the un-
dersigned. on the 23rd day of No
vember A. ID. 1945, and that all per-
sons having claims against the es-
tate of the deceased must present
the same duly attested. to the said
The Milford Trust Company. Exec
utOr of the estate OF Margaret II.
Abbott. deceased. on or before the
23rd day of November 1916. OF
abide the Act of Assembly i'll such
case made and provided.
THE MILFORD TRUST COMPANY
BY George T. Reed. Jr.,
Address. Treasurer,
Milford, Delaware Executor
n30-3t
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
Saturday. December s, 1945

AT 12:nn O'CLOCK NOON
# rainy day, sale viii hc hold the
Following Tuesday.
The following:
REAL ESTATE
n acres OF land. ono & room house.
l@ln and outhuildinss Possession at
once.
TERMS or SALE: Twenty per con
tum day OF sale. baanc. "a day Of
sale. The Real Estate Will hc sold
at > o'clock.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Tw"-horS" wagon, d,arhorm. /
hay rake. mower, riding cultiva-
tor. riding plOW. drag harrow. /
markcr. walking cutiVator. | tlullr
harrow. / ploWS. corn sh,llcr. l
ErlndStonr. ! gasoline engine, | hand
truck, post dtill press. ladders. !
garage heater. double trees and single
trees. ! s"cdcr. planter for -, der,
] hand cultiNatOr. | hand corn plant
rr. vice, block and tackle screw
Jacks, croWharS. ShoNclS, spades. pitch
forks, hoes. rakcS lot Of odd tools,
100 bales I"SpcdcZa hay. | solid wal
nut plank. 2"N2l"N1W; lot of pipe and
fittings, > boat hooks. skinner over
head irrigation system. pipe aHd &C.
dur posts. | w"cdcr.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
puc stand. rockers. | rilG. > lars,
throw rugs. stove. desk. SOWING
machine. morris chair. miNtl,
clock. alarm clocks. | oN ~tuXr.
cook -t"N". zee rrirIg'tHtnr, > t;hl, ;
klch,u cahu,i. old desk. ollie.
chair. straight chairs. hcdS Hu'
springs. 3 mattresses. lot of fcath.
beds and pillows. drcssers. marhl,
top: wardrohcs. with mirrors. yer!
| old chest drawers. | toilet set. | com
mode. ! stand. stools. | stair run
ner, | hard press. crooks. l Ray lamp
/ old parlor lamp. | Sass lamp.
electric lamps set sad irons. ! Ian
tern. hasSocks. foot stools car
pet sweeper. lot of hooks. iromu:
hoard and stand. clothes rack. hal
rack. pictures. dish pans. china
glassware. pots and pans. > Wosi
boil, rs and several tubs. hand WrirG
Cr.
TERMS: CASH. no goods remove,
until paid for.
LOUIS ii. RYDER. Executor
DickrIso Bros. AuctionccrS n3o-2
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

Bookllc"pcr-. ASS stant Pleasant work
Uug conditions and permanent. good
SALARY. In Milford. John II. Mulh"land
CuupanN. Milford n,u-2 u
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
PURE BRED DUROC HOGS

FOR SAl-E-lf you are going to grow
some pork for home use. YOU want
quality meat grown economically. Try
a DuroC. II
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30

FOR SALE heavy duty REQ
tractor. 1000 y ~ tires. Saddle tanks.
air brakes. air horns. and spot light
Excellent condition. Reese Thistle
wood, Houston. Del. n23-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
Saturday, December 3, 1945

AT 1l:oo O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Rain or Shine
The following
LIVE STOCK
Six Head of Good Milk Cows
MI milking. all T. Is. and Bangs
tested. One 3-ycar-old Guernsey bull
One gray horse. weight about Hoo
pounds. II years old. works i'm all har-
ness. One gray mare. weight about
950 pounds. s years old. works i'm all
harness. and is an exceptionally good
saddle mare.
40 Pullorum clean New Hampshire
Red Pullcts (hatchcd by Christicp.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
On" Mccormick Decring mower. |
New Idea manure spreader. McCor-
mick Dcering hay rake. Dcerng
binder one ~" Oliver pillow. one No.
~ Oliver pillow, single shovel plow.
! corn planter. low iron wheel Way
ON. | high wheel wagon. | fam rack. |
Farmers Favorte disc drill. | land
roller. one 3-scCtiOn drag. 3 hog kill
ing pots. ! sausage grinder and lard
press. 100 feet l-inCh rope. two log
chains. roll new harhed wire. walk
ing CultiVatorS. ! CrOSS-Cut saw. dou-
hle trees neck yOkes. horse collars and
harness. WhetlharrOW, % feet garden
lDSt', Nt'N l1OtIHtll lt't't RIlfuei.
blacksmith forge. saw mandrel and
one 31-inCh saw. Several other items
too numerous to mention
3u0 baskets new corn. some soy
beans.
SEHOLD FUKNITII;E
One 6. T.. washing machine. fold
ing cot. new ice cream freezer.
thermoS jug. several flat irons, ! din
ing room suite. odd table and
chairs. one 3-burnrr oil stove. | May
nard cream separator. one Q lin
Oleum rug. ice refrigerator. one s.
piece antique parlor suite. ! library
table. | Girard piano. several lamps
flower stands. dishes. pots and pans
and numerous other household items
TERMS: CASH.
Lunch will he served 10y the Mill
wood Ladies' Aid.
ADpIE V WAENEl;. Owner
, Jack Stevens. Auctionrcr. u30-2tl
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
FOR RENT


FOR RENT Furnished hungaloW.
suitable. Ion TWO people. Phone Milford
lInM Milo G. t'Hrh-r 1tp
FOR KENT-I.arse rooms. running
hot and cold water $500 per week
and up Hotel Windsor. Milford. jl5-tf
FOR IENT-Iiou>t and garden
near Nassau, Del. residence Of Fran
COS Kitchens. +. Lee. culver, Bridge
VILE. Del nl6-tf
FOR RENT Farm land. l&o acres.
suited tor truck crops. one third of the
crops. Located in SharptoWn, Md. ON
the old Laurel Road known as Owens
Farm Furnished room house. >
barns. Ford pick-up truck. can ho in
cludcd. See carrtakrr ON the prop
crtN or write To Harry Hartman. 343
Convent avenue. New York 81. y. y.
n23-Gtp
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
NOTICE

NOTICE-BriuS your Jcwelry trou-
hl, to M. 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 jewclry. diamond
hroochcS rings of any description
bought Tor cash. An work guaranteed.
:. II Frank. the Little Iewelcr on
the Bridge" Phone 4n4. Milford. jl7-tf
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30

FOR SALE one l9ti Chevrolet
truck. lo-whecl"r. stake body. excel
lent condition. Apply Henry C. Short
EllcndaI". Del. on phone Milford
631Itl. n3O- y
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30

At 12:nn O'CLOCK NOON
II RAINY day. sale viii hc hold tn
following Tursday
Tho following:
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
LOST

LOST Wouau'S wrist watch. No
N.mh"r p. hrtW"cu HumvS' Hardware
and k0hinson'~ StOrr. Reward Albert
E"Ck. Pennington. n3"-2tp
LOST OR STOLEN Rabbit dog.
brown white and black Last seen
Saturday. November Il. Riggs Swain
Lincoln. Del. L. +. II. /. n23 2tp
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30

Fol; SAl.E-A nic, home ia l.cWcS.
II rooms. baths, . IaNatnrItS SUIT
ahle for home, loomluG house, board
lng house or tourist hom" Favor:,hl"
location. Asa Reynolds. Georgetown,
Del. nlG-3t
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
CLOVER HAY Mixed HAY

FOR SAIE-Ahout lm tons OF clo-
yer hay. which is practically one hum
dr"d per cent clover Also an equal
amount of NO | mixed hay. Both of
these lots are Of the choicest quality
being clean. lcaty and of a good color
This hay WAS cut, cured and haled in
fair weather. Most reasonably priced.
Fair Hope Farm. ChrSt"rtoWn. Md.
Thomas r. Erockson. Manager. Tel"-
nhonr \l3-F-H M It
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
AUCTION SALE
Personal Property
Saturday, December s, 1915
At 1:%o O'CLOCK l.. NJ.

AT l:%o O'CLOCK T. NJ.
At the property of Norman II. West,
on south side OF state Road between
ST Georges Methodist Church. and
Blackwater Church. Clarksville. the
following:
one living room suite. | bedroom
suite. dining room suite. ! beds. |
feather bed, mattresses. rocking
chairs rugs and runners. New Per
lection 3-hurn"r oil stove. Two tables
and other things too numerous To men
tiOn.
TERMS: CASH
MIR. AND Mrs. CHARLES r. BANK =
Asher Carey. .AuctiOnccr n30 2t
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30

LIVE STOCK
on" hay horse. - yeats old: one
milk and cider mare. milk COWS. one
Y"9llnE hcifcr. three months old
hun calves. one COW to ht fresh De
Ccmhtr !. Jersey: one cow To hr fresh
Drcvmh.r II. Jersey: one HolSttin
cow. milking now. All these COWS ar,
young and healthy.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Two No, Is Oliver walking plowS
one l-hor>" pillow. 2-srctiou drHG har-
row. hay RAKE. walking harroWS.
John Deere corn planter. 2-hor$t.
wagon. one Ontario drill. ll-Spout: !
iron roller, in good shape: Sulky
harrow. | sulky pillow. l corn shelter.
, mowers. | trailer. in good shape.
Two 3-hOrSr trees. COW chains and
log chains. one wagon jack. one wire
StrVtcher. some hoG wire. Ions haudl"
pitch forks set OF dearborn harness.
> sets Of Wagon harness. | cross cut
SAW and two Wedges on" Griudrtonc,
u good one: one lu-tuot ladder. TWO Nu-
pound milk cans. on" wood stove. IN
good condition. Also ShoVol~. hoes AuG
other things found around q farm toe
numerous To mention.
FEED
som" bright hay and corn.
TERMS CASH
GEORGE H. BAKER. Owner
DjckcrSon brothers, AuctonccrS.
MS 2tl
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30

AT 1l:oo O'CLOCK a. NJ.
Rain or Shine
The following:
LIVE STOCK
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that Let
tcrs Tcstamcntary were in due
form of law granted unto the un-
dersigned. on the twenty-fourth
day of November y. d., 1915. and
that all persons having claims
against the estate of the deceased
must present the same. duly at
tested to the said James VI. Tun-
nell. ST.. Executor of the estate OF
LOda W. Atkins. deceased. on OF
before the twenty-fourth day OF
November 1916. or abide the Act
of Assembly in such case made and
provided
JAMES NJ. TUNNELL
Address. Executor
Georgetown. Delaware n30-3t
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30

FOR SALE>-iEohart meat grinders.
slicing machines. mixing machines.
potato prtlerS. Dayton computing
scales, scales for every other purpose,
chicken picking machines, Westng
house Ster-I lamps. for every pur
pose. Meat cases. boxes, refrigera-
ton. water coolers. newused frozen
food cabinet, etc, complete food store
ment Water coolers. New used frozen
food cabinets. Price cards. supplies,
etc. Oriol. store Equipment Com
pauy. Ilul West Main street. Sails
bury. Md sli-tf
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
DELAWARE L. :. Pull
LORIIM CLEAN CHICKS

FOR SALE. 23-ounc" "SE minimum
since October 2S NNailahl" November
-. i.000 Rock Red Crosses; November
81. .lUUn Crosses: December /. $1,000
Crosses Two week guarantee Price.
reasonable Call Stafford Hatchery.
MiddlctoWn io3 II
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
MOTTO f.

We will allow no hunting. trap
ping or cutting holly, day or night
on our lands.
FRANK l.. REED
LILLE NJ. REED
BLANCH X. BENNETT
,,tr
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30

NOTICE-If YOU want hatchahility.
try Newton strains of New Hamp-
Shiros and Barred Rocks Both strains
bred for hatchahilitY as We'll as egg
quality and size. plus growth quality.
liVahlity. egg numbers New 1916
catalog tells the whole profitable
story. O. a. Newton and Son Com
pany. Department X. Bridgeville. Del
mot
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
Executrix's Sale
Or VALUABLE
Personal Property

Tho undersigned EXecutriN of How
ard J. Eurton. deceased viii sell a
Public Auction at his late hom" ot
the dirt road leading from Milton t,
F,llcndalc. Sussex County and stat
of Delaware ON
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
CARD OF THANKS

The members of Zion Methodist
Church wish to express their sin
cere thanks and appreciation to
each person for their donation.
whether il was large or small.
which enabled us to rebuild our
new Zion Church. We are most
grateful. II
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
YOU 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
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30

FOR SALE Oh TRADE for COWS.
Registered Black Percheron Stallion.
age ) years. weight around 1900 HIS
Robert Wilkins. near NAPLES Pond
Phone Milton 319l. n23-ltp
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30

NEW IIampshirrS and Cr0Ssos. Placc
orders early for delivery on dates de
sired. Wanted Hatching Eggs from
clean ilnrkS. Whites Poultry Farm x
Hatchery. Phone %@1, Milton. Della
ware j6-tf
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
Ground CORN COBS

FOR SALE-l937 Chevrolet truck.
Edgar Warrington. Milton, Del. Phone
3ll2 n30- u
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
NO1i( F.!

Mr.. John T. Edwards has made
application for Building Permit to
construct Il Cleaning and Pressing
Plant on Franklin Street between
5. +. Second Street and S f., Third
Street. City Council has deferred
action on this application until reg
ular Council meeting on Tuesday.
December IL. 1943. at 80 p. NJ.
At this time any objections to the
issuance of this permit will be
heard.
CITY OF MILFORD
Jack Maynard
n30-2t City Manager
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30

One reason we don't like the man
who pretends to know more than
We do is because ho is so often able
to prove it.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30

FOR SALE--l5 scalding casks, l0O
gallons each. 81. 30 each: also one larg"
size Allen parlOr furnace. Phone Mil
ton 2241. Richards and TyndaH. Mil
ton, Del n23 -3t
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30

FOR SALE Or TRADE thor
oughhred shetland pony. years old.
color. liver and white. Weight about
500 pounds Thoroughly broken to
saddle or harness. This pony is with
out a fault, no mean tricks, afraid of
nothing Will make Il very desirable
pony for child -four years and up
Must bc seen to hc appreciated. If
YOU have a larger pony would consider
trade Reason for selling pony too
small for boy now owning. George Y.
n23-2t
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30

FOR SALE stow wood ol Fireplace.
pine. XlUOn per cord: mixed -. 90 p"r
cord Hand wood. >lfou per cord can
stafford 2l3>. Russell k Gfilith Writ,
Alfred +. O'paN. Jr., HrdgcN.u".
nlG-tf
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FOR SALE
ELECTRIC TRAIN For Sale

q gauge IIOnHI. COMNIrit- NI~U All
metal scooter. Ml~. EdW.u Mo~>.ck.
Milford it
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30

FOR SALE one IWo-W who'd TRAILER.
on" SAW RIG. thrc" closS-cut SAWS. on,
axe. i muSkrat traps. l2u feet %s-uch
rope. l50 feet l-inch rope W T.
DickcI>ou. lo7 EridGham avenue, Mil
ford u23-2tt
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
NOTICE!

| will not be responsible for any
plllS contracted by anyone other
than myself.
PVT FRANCIS a. ANDERSON
h""-3t Salisbury. Md
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30

FOR SALE-One % II. l.. j. l. Case
steam traction engine and boiler, in
Al condition, ready to work. Apply
Chas l.. Hudson, Laurel. Del. Phone
Laurel 1852 n9- It
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SEWING MACHINES +

paired bought and sold. Genuine Sing
or needles. oil and parts. Phone $40.
T.. H. Butler. Authorized Singer
tNGent. Harrington street, Seaford.
Del Ol9-tf