davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
Servicemen Home

Among Birmingham boys IN
the service who are home on
leave this week are 1t. Neil
Stark who is visiting his par
ents from Fort Monroe, Va for
fortnight; Ensign Nlnton
Birch. USNR. who is with his
parents, Col. and Mrs. j. Vinton
Birch of Harmon avenue. and
r i h r d VanDuSan, USNR,
whose parents are Mr.. and Mrs.
{. Theron VanDusan of Puritan
road.
Nlr and Mrs. c G Goode of
Fairfax road nave hOTn TITPIF
sons at home. 1t. Robert Goode
and 1t G Gilbert Goode Jr.
who was recently released from
a German prison camp.
1t. Jack Shaffner has Just re-
turned 10 his station in Florida
after fortnight with his par
entS. Mr.. and Mrs. w Laurance
Shafner. and fishing trip
which he took with his father
al their lodge near Cadillac.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
Beatrice Uebbinq Wed Actress

of honor. The bridesmaids were
Mrs. Rosemary Cash, Mrs. Eve
lyn Andrus. Miss Isobel Noel.
Mrs. Olene Ward and Mrs.
Eileen Godbout.
Pvt. Thomas ]. Uebbing was
best man. The ushers were
Lawrence J. Uehbing, Edward
Leszcynski. Thomas Godbout,
Dennis Murray and Jack Camp
bell.
A wedding breakfast was
given at the Wabeek Tea Room
in Wyandotte and in the eve
ming a reception took place in
the Fort Shelby Hotel.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
liesmans Return
From Honeymoon

MIR AND MRS ROLAND
LIESNIAN. who were married
in Grace Methodist Church re-
Gently. have returned from their
wedding trip and are al homo m
Cheyenne avenue.
Mrs. LieSman the former
June Irene Sawyer ls the
daughter oi MI and Nh, Gr8-
fin l.. Sawyer, of Altora ave-
nue. and Mr. LicSman IS tho
son of the Hugo Lle,W8Hs of
RobStoWn. Tex.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
Goes 10 New York

Mrs c. a Evans and her two
children Of Phoenix. Ariz, are
spending several weeks with her
parents Mr. and Mrs Arthur
f. Ulrch Of Hawthorne road.
Mrs Ulrlch is in New York this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Whiting,
with their daughter, Beverly.
and son, Henry Jr.. are leaving
Sunday for New York They
viii attend the ceremony. July
). when another son. Macauley
Whiting, receives his commits
sion IN the navy. and be present
the next dag At has marriage e 30
Helen Dow Of Midland Miss
Dow has luSt been graduated
from Sarah Lawrence College
and is IN New York with her
parents Or. and Mrs Willard
II Dow,
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond ?
Foley VIII spend the Fourth ~
Vanderbilt as guests OF Mr. and
Mrs { {. Carlton Of Detroit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01

MISS BEATRICE NJ. UEB-
AVA BING, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edmund Uebbing. and Pvt.
Herbert j. Klotz, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto KlotZ. were married
Saturday at noon in St.
Gabriefs Church.
The bride wore an ivory satin
gown fashioned with fitted
bodice and full skirt and a fin
gertip veil caught TO her head
with clusters of orange bios
SONS. She carried mother-of-
peal prayer book TO which was
fastened a white orchid.
Miss Doris Klotz was maid
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
Visitor From Florida

Jeanne Robertson Of Fort Lau-
derdale Fla. who recently an
nounced her engagement 10
Ernest MaesgUSCGR. viii comp
10 visit her grandparents, Mr
and Mrs. +. A Morris Of Manor
road. early in July and VIII be
married jtiiy - III ST Duu-
Ian's Chapel Of Christ Church
Cranbrook
Mr.-And= Airs \ llffreei Gratarn
Williams Jr. Of Fort Smith,
Ark, who were guests for 10
days Of Mfs Graham brother
ln-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
MilIol r Coulson, left WedneS-
day for their lodge in Ontario
ioF-t4fe- St1tr1frfer.
Col and Mrs. Leslie Gordon,
uhe have been iittne IN the
Lawrence Tucker nome on
EahScr road have been trans
ferrcd 10 Chicago. Mrs Gordon
left Wednesday 20 lom Col.
Gordon and was accompanied
nv Mrs Charles Barr Field. who
VIII be their guest for a week.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
Is Guest
BIRMINGHAM. June 30

BIRMINGHAM. June 30.
ONE OF Birmingham's most in
" teresting visitors is Faye
Elizabeth Smith OF New York
who is with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh T. Keyes Of
Hazelwood avenue. Mrs. keyes
entertained al luncheon for her
daughter Wednesday when the
guests included:
MEsDAMES
Louis p SAppingtnn David r Baiientlne
" whiting Raymond Basil Browne
George Van Buren charlton G. Eden
Miss Smith. who grew up in
Birmingham. is a member of the
cast of oklahoma and IS
studying with Clytie Mundy of
New York.
Another luncheon hostess was
Mrs. Draper Allen of Westwood
drive. who entertained a group
of friends with her daughter,
Nancy, Friday at Pine Lake
Country Club.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01

Mrs James
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Reception

AFTER THE marriage Of
Janet Michel. daughter of Mn
and Mrs. Gilbert Michel and
Cpl Harold Suchor son of Nr.
and Mrs Ben Sucher, on July
II. a reception Will be- gwen hy
the brides parents a. the
Whittier at 9 p, m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01

toned.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01

and her children left Friday 10
JOIN Capt Cummiskey IN Wash
inGton. d. G., where he is sta
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01

Mr. and Mrs. Byron Carse also
VIII be guests of the CARTONS
for several days.
Mrs James P. Cummiskey
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
Mew 0et,oife.s-


MR.. AND MRS JOHN d
WESLEY OF Lewiston avenue
announce Tho engagement OF
their daughter. Shirley. 10 Cpl
Lester II. KiHSel. son of Alr
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04

Whenever Ethel gets herself
into an unhoppy mood she let's
u cut by folkinS 20 Pops.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
BROOKLYN-

Dear Sir: Out Of clear sky last night my
wife Ethel ses Joe, do you think they have fixed
Il so there will never be another war; ses why.
Ethel. hope so. ses what made you think OF
that?
Ethel ses well. number OF things made me
think OF IT, guess was over TO Mrs. Tyler's
this afternoon again and she was sitting there
with her hands In her lap looking at picture OF
Willie She sits that way nearly all the time since
she heard from the war department that he vas
killed in the Philippines
ses am glad you 60 10 see her. Ethel ses
Willie vas good son. Ethel ses yes. and got to
thinking what n terrible thing IL was that Willie
had to 20 an the way from this little corner OF
Brooklyn 10 the Philippines TO get killed and Jskey
Levine TO Sicily and Freddy Williams 10 Germany.
Joe. il made me sick az heart
I seS we'll Il was too bad Ethel. but that is
war and she ses yes, that Is and II Is war
that you sill 60 around limping little when you
used to walk so quick and proud and II Is war
that Tommy Katz has only one leg left and Richie
Smith IS out OF his mind from his nerves and so
many boys from this neighborhood are hurt or
sick
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
BY DA M o ~ RUNY

ses whoa. Just a minute, Ethel. ses you are
not talking like the girl who was so cheerful
when went away to the war and laughed and
sang 10 me and made feel like I was only going
on a picnic somewheres close by. Ethel ses well
was not laughing or singing inside can tell you
that. but IL had let on how bad felt you would
have felt bad too, because my feelings seem TO be
catching to YOU
ses yes, think they are, Ethel ses. sweets
I feel Just as bad about the fellows from this
neghborhood as you do. but there Is nothing we
can do about II except to always remember them
and try to be nice TO the they left behind like
Mrs. Tyler. Ethel ses will always remember
them Joe. but il makes me very sad that there
arc many people who have already forgotten
them, and my pop ses II Is always that way.
i scs suppose II Is. sweetheart. but as long
as even just few like you remember you Will
make up for all those who forget. but think
there must have been something else that gave
you spell today. ses you 60 ahead and tell old
Joe what happened and Ethel ses yes. will Joe.
She ses IL was when got home and looked at
my own son sleeping In his cradle and got TO
thinking that probably Willie Tyler once looked
as little and cute as my boy and now he Is dead
and buried thousands Of miles from home because
there was war. / got to thinking. Joe. that the
same thing could happen TO Cornelius IL there
should be another war when he Is as old as Willie
was and would have nothing left Of him but his
memory and a picture.
ses Ethel. you should not let your mind
dwell on morbid thoughts like that and make your
self unhappy. She ses can't help 1t when there
are so many things around me in this neghbor'
hood to make those thoughts but Joe. am sorry
you have caught me in this mood. usually let
Il out talking to pops.
ses well. Ethel. they have got new setup
now that ought to prevent another war il it works
the way they hope ii will and Ethel Joe. will
pray that 1t works. not only for our little boy but
for all the other little boys in the whole world.
Yours truly
JOE TURP.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04

bos ses Whoa. Ethel. you ore
Aot talking like the girl who
laughed ond song 70 me
nad mode me feel like
wos only going on q picnic.
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ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS

Sealed bids will be received by
the Greenwood Volunteer Fire Com
pany at its Meeting Room. Green
wood. Delaware. until 500 p. IN.
September Z, 1915, and at that
time and place publicly opened. for
the sale of one 30 40 foot single
story building (shed type roof and
3 10 inch jOists). Said building,
directly to the rear of the Fire
Company Building was formerly
used as cement, lime and fertil-
izcr storage shed. and can he in
spectCd by prospective bidders any
time by contracting G. NJ. Spanish,
Custodian of Buildings. or some
other member of the Fire Company.
The Fire Company reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
Successful bidder will he ex-
pected to have the building moved
off the Fire Company property on
or before January |. 1916
GREENWOOD VOLUNTEER FIRE,
COMPANY. NO. !. INC.
a17-3t K. T.. Wiley. President
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Tuesday. September II. 1915

At IA" O'CLOCK l.. NJ
Rain or Shine
The , following Personal Property,
LIVE STOCK
Two good work mules. work any
" hrrc
SEVEN HEAD or CATTLE: one
Guernsey COW. i years old: tiurru-
sly COW. years old: one Guernsey
COW. years old; Holst"in cow. +
years old. These four COWS have fresh
'1,d sine" Tn" first Of June and are
milking good. one hIindlr COW. i Years
old, Will tr"sh"n aiout October {. /
Guernsey huh. II months old. GurIu-
$"N hcifcr. year old
MILKING UTENSILS
-Four milk cans. milk stIainrr. /
bucket. h"N ami half Of milk pads
FARM MACHINERY
One Ford>ou tractor and F,rguson
pl"WS, ! ST Of oliver tractor plovs
l2-mrh bottom: tordsom tractor
needs Somc repairs: on" 2-horS. wag-
on, Mccormick D"pring manure.
>pr"ad"r. m perfect shape: John
Deer" mower in perfect shap"; John
Deere corn planter. | hay rake. land
roller ! ThEc"r plant setter John
Deer" Syracuse riding pillow. one 80.
/" pIlNrr walking pillow. ~ Oliver
pillow. oliver riding harrow. Ohio
riding harrow. ; walking cultiVatorS,
S""d harrow. fertilizer distributor.
side p"tAt" digger. on" l2-diSc sod
gutter. ON" tooth drag harrow. !
h"ard"r. ON" y hUShul measure. SIT
OF double rciuS. chain harness.. rope
harness. collars. brides. lot of double.
trees. single trees. neck HokrS 1Uu-
gallon hog>ik. | corn shelter. good aS
new ! Submissions. SOM, stahI, COW
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
GARAGE
Accessory Equipment
Wednesday, Sept. 18th, 1915
Vt 9:0O O'CLOCK \. VI


Vt my garage. located onr-haIf mile
south OF Eride"vIlI" ON Highway 40.
lib
The" following listed items OF VAIL
l'Alil.E GARAGE EQUIPMENT viii
u" offered to the highest bidder ON
the day of sale:
ON" I,lack and Decker electric
arm. ., horse power; one Black and
Decker electric drll. > H. horse pow
"t; on" Black and Decker valve re
LAGER. =. Ii horse power: ON" Black
aud Decker bench grinder. Ii hurs,.
power: Marquette press 81 tons: RriS,
hrak" r"lin"r with motor. drill press,
stand. Grower. heavy NlS"S. saw
mHndr' !. UNIVERSAL axle stand > set,
taps and dies. | anvil. Is wheel pull
crs. VulcHuIzrrs. , blow torches. |
tow pole. , fender rollers. connect =
'nG rod and alignment machine. /
piston wise. ! spark plug tester. one
I?2A Chevrolet radiator ncwD, I lot
ot fold parts tncW). lot of
windshield ana door glasses CncwD. 3
large wheel jacks (WalkCrD. Walker
hNdiallllc jack. tons: lot of ChcN-
rolct muftl"rs and tail pipes tnrw).
dIlll hit gaug". lot of connecting
rods. lot at rcamcrS CT$SortcdD. /
lot of Chevrolet truck aXlcs. / lot of
socket and end wrrnchcs. | ridge
I"hn"r. drill valve converting tool.
| Iiutto hone. ! Hall hone. | set OF
fender tools. Weaver headlight test -
rr. tire rack. / log chains, chain
hoist. 1000 pounds: l gHsket rcvolv
InE stand. ! lot of rim bolts and cahi
: net, ! Is. Y. valve cam type compress
! son bolt cutter. lot of Chevrolet
heaters. one 4 horse power moter.
lot of valve grinders and liftcrs.
large lot of hammers. WrenChcS and
screw drivers. one 1925 Chevrolet
cylinder head (n"w). | Weaver tir,
changer. | large lot of brake Innings
J set of 80 tire chains lot of front
springs. Borg and Beck clutch anC
prcSSur" plat" CCheVrOlcD. / lot repair
cross chains, > grease bucket pumps
/ one 25-pound ENcrcady grease gun,
] hlcmite electric grease gun. | com
pl"t" set of Atlantic grease guns.
spark plug cleaner, y. G.: lot al
tir" changing tools. hydraulic brake
ti'ud machine. garden rubber hos,
and stand, | Westinghouse battery
charger. grindStoncS and lot of pipe
| battery stand with charger. West
lnghouSe; ! aorOplanc propeller. one
Weaver wheel algn"r, stand igni-
ti"n parts ) show cases, lot rada-
tor hose. lot of valve cover and pan
gaSk"tS. | board assorted ignition anC
oil pump gears. > steel bins, | larg.
lot Ford and Chevrolet parts two
13"N2o tir" r"liners. | cash register
'N3uonan new. set scales. cake
rack. soft drink cooler. ice: one e.
foot bench. , chairs. - oil bottles anC
racks, one eight day office Cleck.
radio. one 2-hurnrr oil heater, type
writer. adding machine and check
writer. , office chairs and high stool
| floor lamp.
TERMS or SALE-CASH.
NORMAN DRAPER. Owner
Dirk"rNon Bros, Auctioneers. a3l-2tE
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ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS

Bids will be received by the
state Board of Health until noon
August Both for the purchase of an
Accounting Machine. Specifications
may be reviewed in Room 300A
State Board of Health. Dover. Della
ware
The State Board of Health re-
serves the right to reject any and
oil bids received and to re-advcr-
tise and receive new bids in the
event a satisfactory bid is not re-
CeiYed aot- 81
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CARD or THANKS

| wish to express my thanks to
all who remembered me with let
tiers. cards. flowers. fruit. CANDY.
ana telephone calls during my long
illness at home and in the hospi-
tai | also want to thank DR.. W. r.
thlpman and the nurses of the
Milford Memorial Hospital for
their service and kindness shown
me during my recent stay there.
VIM. Blessing. ST., Houston. Del.
II
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NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given that Let
ters Testamcntary were in due
form of law granted unto the I'M
dersigned. on the 22nd day of Au-
gust, 1915. and that all persons
having claims against the estate
of the deceased must present the
same. duly attCSted to the said
The Milford Trust Company, Mil
ford, Delaware. Executor of the
Estate of Lima a. Vankirk. deceas-
ed. on or before the 22nd day of
August. 1916. or abide the Act of
Assembly in such case made and
provided
THE MILFORD TRUST COMPANY
BY George T. Reed, Jr.. Treas.
Address. Executor
Milford, Delaware a31-3t
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NOTICE TO FOX HUNTERS

Wd. the undersigned property
owners. warn and forbid fox hunt
ers and their dogs from trcspass-
ing on our property and premises
We are thoroughly tired of this
menace to our peace and quiet and
the loss To crops and brOiler poul-
try. caused Ivy running fox hounds.
We shall prosecute any and all
persons who disregard this notice.
(SiGncdD
RALPH NINARRE
MRS. OSCAR BLAIR
J. r. SIMPSON
w. TRCITT WEBB
CHARLIE STHRALE
EARL RAMBO
W. ID. Pk,ARCE a2f-3t
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Wednesday, September ), -
vt ONt. O'clock l.. NJ.
Ram OF shin"
Tn" following:
LIVE STnEL,

IIN !. STOCK
Tins h'1d consists ot ~ head of
DAIRY COWS and hjt"lS. ranging II,
AZ from months Ia y Years. IVA
h'Ii'1> und'l year old: two h,if,rS
: years old. duo To fr"Shru soon: ON.
hISt cali hcit"r. milking good. two
>' ound cali hcIt,l.. one has been
ftr>h tor TWO months. thu. remainder
ot these cattle an. All good mixers
som" fresh and SOM, heavy spriur
"r> one HolStcIn Bull. y months old
REGISTERED. This herd is accredited for
h"th T. l. and Bangs and is ono of
th' outstanding grade herds of this
section.
EQI IfMENT
ON" Nice ormlck- Ilcrriur electric
nliN cooler. good Hs new: ON. peI,aVal
mIkhE machine. tWu-uuit. in prrf.ct
order: ON" Hot Point electric hot wa
Ter heater. - gallon capacity. i'm per
i"ct order. II milk cans. one strainr,.
TWO milk buckets.
FARM MACHINERY
ono st Of foot tractor disc har-
rows. on" Mccormick -Drcriug riding
'uitlNHt"r, on" sweet potato pillow. un,.
seed harrow
TERMS: CASH
49,, ALTON j. DOLBY
nick"rSon Bros. Auctionrcrs. a2l-2tp
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Monday, September ,, 1915
At ONE O'CLOCK l.. NJ

At ONE O'CLOCK L. NJ
Tn" following Personal Property:
LIVE STOCK
ON" pair gray mules. II years old /:
odd null, II years old: | HolStcin
COW, > years old: Guernsey COW. 3
years old; Holst"in bun > years old &:
Guernsey Cow. ; years old: Gucrn-
S"Y hull. 3 months old: SOW and 9
pigs. weeks old: I Sows with pigs.
from to 3 weeks old hy day of sale ::
SOW du' the 10Th of September; !
boar. > years old.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
On" 2-horSe wagon. double y
drag harrow. ON" GH-tooth drag har-
row. ! hay rake. Acme harrow. .
cultlVator~, ON" No. ~ Oliver 2-horst.
pillow. y Oliver l-horsr pillow. one
horS" W.tdcr. on" 2-Whcel trailer.
one No. ~ oliver riding pillow. sets
ploW harness. pair wagon rrins. !
set wagon harness. brides. ; good
horse collars.
l25 bushels good seed rye and other
things too numerous to mention.
TlItNS CASH
I.NMAN y Nt;OTEN
J. |. Stevens, AuctIourvt. an 2tp
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NOTICE

NOTICE Cash paid ror good used
cars and junkers Sec Gross. Frederick.
al3-3Stp
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Saturday, September |, 1915

vt TWO O'CLOCK 7. NJ
in front Of The Peoples Bank of H,r-
rlnGton. liauInGt"n. Delaware. tn,
following:
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EGG CASES FOR SALE :

v 00d'N sd once I.nren quantity
f,N'"ll"nt condition. can 9 \ New
ton and son Company, Etldc"vil".
mon" -"'I an y
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FOR .iNi.l. Farm tractor trailer
equipped with pneumatic tires and
lump h"dN, limo Sprcadcr attachments
Tor bi.\'r uHnur" sprcadcr Ham
motd 6. Bennett. Slaughter Neck.
VIII Hlt Delaware. All II n
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Two of every seven pedestrians
killed III motor vehicle traffic acct
dcntS are G5 years or over.
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LOST

ni nI,1ford DrIaWarc tip
LOST Glasscs with shell frames
nossihIy i'm Greenwood W. L. NORRIS.
Greenwood. Del
LASTING ration books IN folder.
Henry W Webb 43 Fisher avenue
Phon. Milford i93. ~
I-0D pE,\,,r Farm. over 20n acres IN
,.r..artd land will accommodate -
h bnad Of , cattle. / miles southwest Of
F Farm n, ttnantrd by Harry i Ed
Inference ref Apply To Mrs WllS"" NJ,
Vineyard. lis West Fro" >'it'.' III
ford or : l.. Sapp' llatt'iF'''''
a3l-3tp
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property

Having no further us"' for the ar
tcl"S listed h"l'~. ! will sell on the
farm Wh"r" now live, located six
ulI"S vest at Greenwood on road from
NnAmSNlIlN 10 IlIrrcNIlln. on
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WANTED

WANTED Nttazz. ~. aat au.o-
~ fi9hk thud.na3 In.. In.olu.
- J2o-tt
WANTED u,rp u.tofd r.r.lrta
,3iacta 'out'.. Nlls.d Ilal..
Ut
WANTED N-n To- work uu rol.t,.,
~ "a, 'i'"'l' MI Iuoi, N.ltu,d
at It
WANTED boy ov.r II >,.r~ cid
ii;;.Ihl work I"N,ti'- NHI~,.Iy I'hot,.
Milford = =,
Saleswomen Wanted--
ArpiS IN r'a~"r. ! e. F~uu..> Com
htu\. Milford 1t
WANTED - GIRL,
I" work Ia drue ~toi. Eag3In~ pl.,f-
macy. Milford :.1-ft
WANTED Man to hip i'm d4it4
4nd "h milk route. ti,l,i'S paIry
fh"n. Milford Bio 80 Il
WANTED Son.on. 10 cut = ayr.~
"' corn hE n, shock j NlaIlugoIt
Lincoln. beI. K. + T. 1tr
WANTED- Mechanic aad fn,ch:.n-
+, h'lprr W.T., EoN ~. NIlturi
lhromoI". Milford p'l 1t
WANTED Tomatoes Any quan,-
y highest ptlc'. cash Wrhh Bros
~ =, -4'II'a @i@i. I''L al"-ilp
AWAITED Man lot OUTSIDE, work
IA Il
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Attention Poultry Growers

For Treatment at cocridiosi> uS, Sui
taGWtnldln". For Information rall ut
HHGainS Pharmacy, Milford. Del
ih"n" 30 ash If
WANTED y chicken farm with
thirty fiV" acres ON or very near high
Way and Milford, with modern house.
Write Paul Smith, 90 Gilbert Road.
kldl"N Iark. Pa. a2l-2tp
WANTED Helm Man for general
work in hHrdWar" store. sober. indus
trIouS and energetic. Permanent po-
SItlon and chance for advancement for
light man }. II. IIumcs and Son.
Milford. II
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FOR SALE, Cottage. on shore of
Delaware Bay at South BOwcrS. Del.
Rebuilt i'm 1872 Pine pancl"d LIVING
room about t. II. with larg" fire
place and movahl" r"frrshn"nt bar.
Iulaid Inoloum and Nentian blinds
Large screened porch facing bay. ;
largo bedrooms and two huilt-in spring
mattress hunks Bath and Kitchen
Ideal for large family. Consult Nor
man c. Pratt. Georgetown. bet. or
Ernest V. Keith. Dover. Del. j20-
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FOX SAl-E. PNlN iNo f,.t' !4fN,.--
t,rS "u band at So. Fji-t r.rI. in,
served j. H. Huu.4 .n. Son Nl
ford i,
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~ CLEARED aud improved It.It ,,,,....
dwelling house M good cntuIltl.r X,tn.
.rouS outhuildjuGS N-o SOM. t..,4,,
machinery. such a. tractor dI r2yl,'
manure >pr. adler. practically n,v ..,.,i
driU Alfred L. Ei,h4rl-ul. T..II...,
pcl. 40 ~
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mare. weigh 100 pounds. g,ufL WI.
i'm all HARNESS. II yeats DID, also ON.
horse wagon. 0n" COW. = Years old
milking: ON. Young SON b,-r Ir.d
on" Western saddle. n,;tIf l.N cor
dia Warrington. 'ioorl,, town. Ip.I
a2l-2tp
room -11- --------
ingS. part clear. appIoNjmat, ~
acres IN matur"d timber and growing
timber Most ideal spot Tor hrullrr~ OF
turkeys Thre" mll". from Milton.
IlrL Has to IT, sen I" h" appreciated
Sell reaSonafI". writ" I;oN IS. Mil
tom. Del att
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new variety highly r'c"nmcndrd. Al
- i"unSylNauH IT SD Whrat and
seed Eye. harvested h"i"r" RUNS.
stat" tested. Wilson c Hatfield
''f""hWood, l'rlaWHr". FORMER COY
"Inor fcnn"Wlll HON" Farm. T"lc-
ph"n" 21"l u2f-tf
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FOR SALE Several acres at land.
poultry farm. land frontage "n ..lrc-
trI' and t"l'ph0n" lines, "n urW black
top road. thr"" miles north "f Mil
lord, ON" mil" off state highway M
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1945-08-31

FOR SALE Farm. Located ON main
highway Onc-half mile from Bethany
Beach. House IN excellent condition.
with electric lights and telephone" IN
Ctllent location for rOadSd" stand
New barn. Long frontag" on highway
which may hc sold for huildinI lott.
This is on" of the best farms in lower
Delaware. Apply to Lester NJ. kHui;
man. Ocean View. or CIarcnc" r. rs
hnm FrankfOrd Del nln II
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1945-08-31
PUBLIC SALE
of valuable
Real Estate

The u'd"l signed VIII ,\po.;,, for sale
10y Way OF Public Auction u, Ncnduc.
on
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1945-08-31

WANTED Two experienced m,
chHnlr@. car washer VIM T. Burke.
Kent and SUSSEX Motor Company
tlith aud North Walnut streets. Mil
lord. at y