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Milford chronicle., 1945-06-15
TRINITY

Mr.. and Mrs. Enos Nichols ana
daughters. Anna and Rosalie and
MIR and Mrs W f. Hastings Wer,
dinner guests OF Alr. and Mrs. John
Williams near Federalshurg on
sunday last The dinner was III
honor of Mrs. Nichols birthday
William Hastins, ana friend ot
Wilmington spent sunday with hi,
mother and other relatives here
Mr. and Mrs Ashby White enter
tanned Mrs. Mildred Howley and
Mrs Anna Howley Of Chester and
MIS-. Edward Brown Of Pleasant
Vile New Jersey last week
Mr.. clinton Hastings and
daughter Jean Ann spent sunday
afternoon with Mrs. .Io,eph Roache
and daU9hter Diana
Master Jack Hastings had the
ul-toltune To step on something
which injured his loot badly.
Iall White has been quite i'll for
the past week with rheumatism He
j: under The care of Dr. Metzler al
his time
MIR. ana Mrs Euos Nichols en-
tcrtained on Wednesday evening
past in honor Of the birthday OF
their daughter Rosalir.
Mr.. and Mrs \ r. White ana
daughter spent Sunday afternoon
With Mr. and Mrs Paul White near
Niddleturd
Mr. and Mrs Leon Wheatlry
We're guests at turkey dinner on
sunday given at the home of Ml
ana Mrs {. b. Holt near Reliance
n honor if Technician Sergeant
Hayward Lyons who has just re-
turned from overseas duty.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Rust and
family were dinner guests Of his
! parents near Redden on Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-15
Milford Grange Notes

The June business meeting of the
Milford Grange will be held this
Friday evening. June 10. We hape
to have good attendance at this
meeting, On Sunday. June 3. the
Milford Grange observed go TO
Church Sunday" by attending the
Presbyterian Church The pastor,
Rev John NJ DeChant gave us
many worthwhile things 10 think
about and all agreed that this was
a very helpful service
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-15
ADDITIONAL. GAS FOR
SOME Be ARD HOLDERS
tContinueo from First Pagel

OPA urged B-drivrrs seeking in
creases 10 mail their applicatioms
TO local ration boards. rather than
present Them personally
The agency also announced that
motorists no longer are required To
display gasoline stIckrrs III" a.
h. c and r windshield markers.
In another section, OPA an
nounced that B-G and Go supple
mentary gasoline coupons will not
be- good. for consumer use after
June 30. II said the few remaining
coupons which expire after that
date may be exchanged at ration
boards for new stamps
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-15

By NAH Bo<D,
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-15
MILFORD NECK
Milford Neck Methodist Church
Rev. David T.. Wood, Pastor

Sunday. June II: Sunday School
services at 2 p. m. Harvey Thomp-
son, superintendent. Church ser
vices at p m. by the pastor
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Davidson.
of Milford, visited Mr. and Mrs.
John NJ Longbotham. Sunday eve
ming
Miss Elizabeth Short is spending
this week with Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Davis Watson. of Cedar Neck
Mrs. Joshua Wiley and son.
Joshua. Jr.. We're Sunday dinner
guests of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Tucker. of Greenwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Webb, Bird
and family, of Houston, We're Sun
day evening guests Of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Webb, Jr.
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-15

approximately seven miles
Rr>uriacing Projects
Widvuln- and rc-urtaclns ot The
-outAhu4Ad lane OF the Dupont
ParhWa! irou. Iyhout's Corner 10
Stafr Road. approximately eight
n!le-.
Rc~uriacin2 oI the DUPONT Park
"ay from 'auterbury 10 TWO miles
north ot Pennington. about ten
IuIIe-
Widening and rrsurfacins OF The
LuPont Parkway. Iiearns Mill to
kliderNiIl", approximately tiyr
miles.
The DUPONT Parkway is Z. : H..
becoming 80 dcsi2Harcd by an ac'
oi the last General A. cmhly. Tn"
rulAe is -ivrn. under he act. TOO
that part OF the Delaware State
Highway leading from Wilmin-tun
through bower 10 thc D.la"arc-
Mar! land line al Dclmar.
The highway commissioners
awarded contract ;or reconstruC-
'ion oi thr Eleventh Street Bride"
ryproavhc. on the Governor Prin,l
Boulevard Eleventh Stree, 10 TIM
tr"nrh Street. Wilmington. 10 tA'.
oliver" Paving and Construction
ompauy At its b!d OF <I"."l7 They
also awarded contract tor con
o1rUCtiOn OF Il CrtO-Otcd timber
bridge on Kent county Road $50
Vest ut Bowen. 70 George and
Lynch, Wllmin4ton. At s.. i6A BIDS
tor III" contracts VIE opened Ia -
week
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-15
Promotions anne Quickly

Promotions came quickly 10 the
Milford physician. Within q year
he had been promoted from 1u,r
lieutenant To captain 10 major.
While with the li2nd hospital he
worked in surgical scryic" and han
died many surgical operations on
wounded sOIditrs evacuated from
Guadalcanal and BoueuinyilIc His
Skill meant the difference between
life and death to many GI
On October ii 1913 Major James
was transferred 10 the 7lar Station
Hospital as chief OF surgery. Fp!
became rather remote lrou the
fighting from and The 1lsf Hospital
Mas moved forward The Delaware
physician stayed behind h0Wclrr.
and became base surgeon Of th.
Medical Dct>chm"nt OF llcadquaI
trrs :. Air Furc-s III january.
l943. He WAS popular with officers
and mon alike ANA made Il pIuctic,.
OF visiting The wards 10 personally
s." how his patients were progress
sing
\ graduate Of III" medical school
Of Johns Hopkins University. Major
James hod served as assistant resi-
dent In surgery al Union Memorial
Hospital. Baltimore. ttum l323 to
1873. He hccnm" resident in surg
cry II Wolncn'S Hospital Ralt
more. from 1879 To l33. In lH3> Ii,
returned to M.ford and VAS ~.
fachrd To the st;.n Of thc Milford
lIosuitnl
His vile Mr Knrhcrinc l.
James has been living At 32& No'
tinghalm Road Balrmor" Will,
Major Jane has hecn serving oy
"rscHs.
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-15
NEWS FROM THE AAA
1916 SOY bean { r0p

Most farmers know by no" that
prices for the l945 Soybean crop
will be supported by the Govern
ueut through both loans and pur
cha-cs Prices win be just about
the same as last year. and loans
viii hc available through January
II. 1916. II you'd like 10 know morr
about tAe details OF the prO2ram.
your Iriplc-A COnni1tre Will be-
lad 10 tell YOU All about il
commerce Department To Oversee
sale oi Surplus Property
The disposal OF surplus con~uu-
cr goods previously handled by
7 rca-ury Procurement has been
Transferred to the Department O1
Commerce. effective May l. l343.
Fred VI Nimson, Director OF War
Mobilization ana ReconIersion
-aid The change had been made by
tAc President at The request OF The
Treasury Department
1hc transfer affects surplus pro
pcrty such as automobiles, trucks
clothing. hardware. farm iuplc-
IIit'IIl :. IIfAlt dl w Ali IJIllFl VII
slruction equipment, and variou-
other items. Farmers may cheek
on sales in their localities throu-l
County AAA Committeeman
Farm Machinery
Farmers who have been haIinl
trouble getting farm machinery
can console themselves with the
fact that they're getting most OF al
that's made The Foreign EConO
mic Administration says that O.
all Ot the farm machinery manu-
lactured in this country durin-
l94i-i5. not more than seven ana ;
half percent will be shipped out
American farmers Will get the rest
I he seven and half percent goe:
t, such places as Great Britain
Australia, and New Zealand L
help them get their farming INDUS
try back on its feet 50 that thrs'
countries can produce food for GU
American lighting iOlCrs statiruc,
a
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-15
FIFTY WILLIS ROAD
WORN PLANNED WITH
FEDERAL GOVT. AID
Rr>uriacing Projects
Continued from Firs, Page

D. 'Ai.-, miles north OF GreeuW ood
..,...,,.,,...f.'t- -.l-.p miles
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-15
UNION METHODIST CHI'RCU

There will be Sunday school ON
Sunday. June l.. at , p. m. We will
have our Children's Day services
on Sunday. June "a, at p. III. We
will practice after Sunday school
on Sunday. June II. Everyone
pleas" try To be present.
Never trust a suspicious man. He
probably learned to be suspicious
by misunderstanding himself.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-06
REHOBOTH NEWSPAPER
SOLD TO T.. L. HAYDEN

The Delaware Coast News. week
ly newspaper of RehObOth Beach
which suspended publication with
its February 23 issue because of
loss of help, has another new own
Cr.
The weekly was sold the week
following suspension to a RchOhOth
druggist. X. Carlton Moore, and
this week the druggist sold the
plant to Eugene +. Hayden of Re
hObOth. The new owner is former
owner and operator of the Hayden
Dry Cleaning Company of Reho-
both. d business he disposed of last
fall. He is president of the Reho-
both Chamber of Commerce.
Hayden is already operating the
job printing department of the
plant. which he will continue to do
until he can make further arrange
mentS for reSuminS publication OF
the weekly. 1t is understood the
plant. which includes the whole
building containing a modern sec
cnd floor apartment, was sold by
Moore for $4,000. slight excess
over what he paid for it. The news
paper was founded in 1928 by Row
land b. Ingram, one of the sons of
the late Thomas II. Ingram, LeWes
banker. He recently moved to Will
mingtOn, and is now employed by
the Dupont Company
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-06
PUBLIC SALE

COMMODITY Crrdu Owned Grain Hin
VIII t". offered tor Public Sal:.. uu
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-06
"RoN i0TR OWN BE SIRE

Always sow seed in freshly
worked soil rake over the soil and
never It again Just before plantinl.
-ardcn.
Measure distance between rows.
pi"p'f Instances should hc marked
on your @ardcn plan. and are in
Ciudtd in the Delaware Garden
ildhtin2 Calendar stake at each
'hd oi the row and tie a string be
tween 10 serve as guide in max
n.S burrows.
lantlnc ncpths depend on size
ni IN" seed. Plant small seeds !, to
: inch deep; larger seeds. such a,
cans. peas, and sweet corn. to
l'e inches deep.
Max" burrows for shallow plant
litS with the hoe handle: fol deep
tf rlantinSs. make burrows with
the blade OF the hoe.
Sow seed evenly and not too
thick or plants Will have to he
tEinncd
run S0ll over to the prODCr
depth and tamp with flat surface of
IN" hoe; seeds must get moisture
from the soil for termination. and
sell must come in close contact
v 18th seed.
Where soil is dry. water will
hasten growth. hut hc careful moi
tr wash out seed. If crust forms
before seeds come through, break
the surface with rake.
e.s
Plant crops which will he har-
vested at about the same time to-
Gcther so soil can hc worked IN at
the same time for succession
paintings.
Euy fairly lalgc. stocky plants
Tree from disease.
Set plants on cloudy day or
IHtc afternoon so they can rccupC-
rate from tranSplantinG before the
rot sun sets to them. Shading for
few days also helps.
e'e
Dis the hole large enough for all
roots, and pack soil around them
llrliy to contact all roots.
Unless moisture in the soil is
plentiful, put water in the hole be
tore il is entirely filled. or starter
solution will give them an even
better start. Make starter solution
hy diSSolvine one pound of 5-1O-I
t" ten gallons of water.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-06
T. ASTIR
BY L. 1. Hall. MilinrL. ID.

BY I. \. Hall, Milford, Del.
Far. far away. one Easter day
In the long. long ago
From natures tomb there steamed
a ray
OF hope that all should know.
Mark 16D.
a light of life from natures strife
John 1:9D
A light To light the way
TO every seeker for that light
psalm 1l9:2l
That leads to realms of day.
From days of old. from time untold
There's been the fear of death tEx.
10:17l
For death has had stranelc hold
With power to stop the breath.
That very breath that stops at
death ODcut 2i:16l
Is the breath God brcathcd in man
CEX. 20
When He made him, all free from
sin.
lFollow me here if you cam.
Man Sinncd and fell and was
doomed for He'll
For he was hopclcaSly lost (Eph.
2:12l
God rescued him from Adams sin
But at an awful cost Il Cor. 6:20.
He gave His Son. who was the only
one (JOhn 3:1SD
Could pay the price at all. Il Cor.
6:20)
He died, He arose as everyone
knows
To save from Adams fall. Il Cor.
1J:22D.
And now We sing of Christ our
King ORcv. 9:16b
That died and rose again.
He's coming soon. midnight or
noon MARK 1880
For a thousand years to reign.
(Rcv 20.6}.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-06
PUBLIC SALE
of valuable
FARMING EQUIPMENT
AND LIVE STOCK

/ viii 4cH at Public Auction ON the
farm hctW'cu HoIuSuld44c,.u and
Ilu1sNdlr ou thu Lame leading out to
Lr.l EALk-l.. L-Ll. ON
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-06
MOTTO +

Notice is hereby given that Let
ters Tcstamcntary were in due
form of law granted unto the un
dersigned. on the twenty first dav
OF March a. u. 1913. and that all
persons having claims against the
estate of the deceased must pro
sent the same. duly attcsted to the
said Mollic NJ. Hazard Executrix
OF the estate of T.. Virginia Haz-
zard. deceased, on or before the
twenty first day of March 1916. or
abide the Act of Assembly in such
case made and provided.
MOLLIE NJ. HAZARD.
Address. Exccutriv
Milton. Delaware. 32n -
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-06
MONDAY, April. 16, 1915
vt TO-" O'CLOCK \. NJ.
Rain or Shine

NJ my home ON Church Lame. Bow
.,f%, Delaware. the following House
hold Articles:
f."ur-pi"c" walnut hcdroom suite.
> phc" ivory bedroom suite. one :,
NON bed and springs. one i-postrr
M",l"' hrd "nd springs. ON" &-ricc"
= ape IN!nG room suite. ! Governor
WInthrop secretary and chair. lea
tn"f rocker. ! leather club chair.
lldS"r chair. davenport table.
round mapl" table and four chairs. /
,"nS"lr tahl" and mirror. lamp ia
hIrN. thf"" flower stands. two end
tables. piano and stool. writing desk.
one cabinet. pine: TWO : ANniuS-
ter rugs. metal bread C2hinct pot
and pans. lot of Dishes > eight day
clocks. ! floor lamp and SHADE" one
hild%" lamp and shade. , tahl" lamps
electric iron. electric pcrcolator. clcc-
trjc waffle iron. haSSockS. ~ feet
rubber hose. garden tools coal buck
-. two clothes trees. one = II T.
electric motor, structural WrcuchcS
som" high speed twist drills. lot of
odd tools. | bucket -a-daY stove. other
things too numerous To mention.
ON" sheep skin lined coat. size 10:
J mans Chesterfield. size II.
ANTIQUES
Lot of picture frames. = hand made
rhHirS. ] ladder hack rocker CuntiuiSh-
'H' fhttu rocker, glassware. brio
a hrac. walnut chest. old Fashioned
Edison rhuuogIaph. stone jugs and
crooks. tx" SiN-pound sad irons. >
sets sleigh bells perfect condition
ON painted roses. marhl, tOp dresser.
ladder hack chairs.
TERMS: CASH.
REAL. ESTATE,
VIII sell promptly ut l.. NJ. ON
the sam" day. the following real "S-
tate located ON Church Lane, EoWrrs.
II, i.
Thrr" story frame house on lot 90
\ 190. Nice lawn, shrtlhbrry and bird
houses. G'oUnd floor two-car garage.
laundry, st"am heating plant. large
coal bin, work shop. Is %
second Floor: Two living rooms.
dining room. Kitchen. two bedrooms
ana bath. IArS" stairway and hall.
Third Floor: -Four large hrdrooms.
l"rS" living room facing bay stor-
hg" closet. large pantry. wide hail and
stairs. plenty of sunny exposure. All
windows and doors copper screened.
storm windows. good drive way. oyster
shells and gravel with curhs Out
buildings new. Chicken house. two
! \ \ buildings. good we'll of drinking
water. would MAX" wonderful con-
valescrnc" home. boarding house on
small hotel
TEXANS: 20e, of purchase price on
day of sale. balance in 80 days. Set
'l"m"nt VIII hc made at Milford Trust
Company Milford. Delaware. within
=" day
MRS. ESTEl.LE LrTOrENENI
MIR. JOSEPH LcTOURNEAI'
Louis Thompson. AuctiOneer a62t
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-06
DAVIS. NOBLE. KINDER
FAMILY REUNION

The members of the Davis. Noble
ana Kinder families are invited to
attend a meeting at the home OF
!. SeWcll Noble. in Fredericksburg.
Md. on Saturday, April 21. at ,
p. m.
The officers of the Davis. Noble
and Kinder reunion are: President
Jnhn Noble; vice president. Chas.
hhdcr and secretary. Wilmer Fell
DAVIS. who are beginning plans
tor the 1915 reunion and hope that
all who arc interested will attend
thiS mccting.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-06
SATURDAY, APRIL 1915
III NNE N.NINrk y M

AT ONE O'CLOCK T.. VI.
Enin ear SHIN"
Th' i"l!oWiu2 goods Will h,. nu.,.d
at IUl.nc Sale.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
l@hiHiH tHhlr. MorIis ohoir. Lu@r
'I''' '"'. I"'> ot pictures. curtain street
rh,rS. trunks. l. NNulirst,.r rue.
nan runner oak h"dioom suite. oak
dr' r, sin@lr tod and springs. ,hi.r
S"'@' feather beds. hItl,t. n.aho2nn>
brown mWhlc top stand antique: S,.v-
'ia! other stands. enc couch. several
i"'k"r%, lot oi Dishes. ~omr antiques:
basins. hoe. ~hoVtl:, and rake. one
Wh"' ih9rroW. caip"ut.r'- tool. and
lawn mower, "ud lo1~ ot "thrr thlug.
i"" lunnrt"U~ iO m'utiun
TERMS CASH
HtitTHA NJ NNtKIIN
IH' k'l~on Bros. AurtlonrciH. at-@tp
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-06
Saturday, April 7th, 1915
NT TEN O'CLOCK \ NJ

Vt TEN O'CLOCK \. NJ.
i;iu "l shine
BINS. NumI"r~ ! thruu.h \ of
n"o hu~hel capacity. arr located II
Lln'"lu also one nt Gno hu~hI ca
pacfN I"cat,d ON Wilson Hattiold's
iartu, Known as Icnu-l Farm. Green
wood. Delaware VIII hr offered tor
.1l' ~ ,ho ~oaur umc az Lincoln
Th,~r arr VII hfit hjnS and are.
~ 1ood condition. cam hr used tnr
Staln. tool. chicken hou~,s. aud can
aIs" T." u~,d u hop,s, seasonal lahnr
N"p Will h. allowed G0 dnl- from
d'N 81 -al. 10 tcmoN,. hin. from .;it,
TtI;N@ or SALE. CASH ou daA oi
.llr.
IINL0N {. SMITH. Chairman
SC~.cN County y N
I"lu IHrhrt-on. NurtIuuc'r. u.n. 3tp
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-06
ADNERTlSEMENT FOR BIDS

Bids will be received by the Old
Age Welfare Commission AT the
state Welfare Home. Smyrna. Della
ware. until 900 y. NJ. Tuesday
April "a. 1915, on clothing and
dry goods. Specifications can be
cDtained at the institution any
weekday between the hours of
300 \. NJ. and 800 =. NJ. The
commission reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-06
YOU BREAK AND BEND
We Weld and Mend

Oxy-acetylene Welding, Cutting
ana Brazing. We specialize in
Electrical Repairing Batteries =
Generators Magnctos.
MILFORD BATTERY SERVICE
STANLEY HUNTER. Proprietor
Phone 3S7
one block east of First National
Bank. ioo 90
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-06
Saturday, April 7th. 1913
AT ll.o0 O'CLOCK \. VI.
EHin on Shine
The following.
MACHINERY

MACHINERY
on" l9i2 Ford tia,tor TRAILER Ctrlt..
iHlip. with high and low iack+. gund
rubber: "u" 1872 chevrolet lo-Whrrl
'r truck. .\lhS Chalmcr, tractor tN.tI
ON iihlhr. ] Nlli% Chalmers cnlnl,.n,.
loot cut. ou rWhh"r. good: Inter
imt'"nHl combine. T. inch cut ON rub
h'l. nearly new; ! John Drciv. ,ouli-
u'ii"h hammer mill and Griudrr. u,.,l :
J In' "i truck h"dl'S and horst I GInlu
'ud iHa'rr' lund,r ODW3tonu1p. ntvv:
l|ttl' GrAw llur and muuut,
~rrad'r, m,W: NcturuNck r"lu
r'"ul't -""d. CIprrr -luiu tau
i.""" i,'i % lu,h * . iuch ilu, utmhrr
J 'l''jIIr ~rlNd-tour, chains ana ,hau
ilIhl'nrlE. lot of new truck canvas
I section drag. lot of nov rubber hclt
srInpll J." cooker. / John nc"rr uH'Ilu,
~PrcHdrr. > rldluG c,;'tiVatorS. ScNrta
tractor pl"WS. | seven II. !. motor.
= H. T. motor. - Hu;umun,l.S. good
rond1tlon. Lot OF other equipment
too numerous to mentions
LIVE STOCK
one rc2i>tcrcd Hereford Run Soy
"iHl tin" ponies Lot OF HORSES. Cnttir
md lot "t nice PIGS
TIENITl'EE
Lot of good huIsrhold m,rchanii@,..
also 0u" electric stove. one hot water
hrat"r.
"" VIII appreciate the privilege q,
llin& amy items tor Hou uu small
Tee t" present tn Hou one ot tlr hrst
lines al machinery ever put ur' Ht aIjc-
tiou Salr.
TERMS: "N.-T
WILSON AID MOORE
p#nicl J. Short. Auotjoucrr. m$o- 2t
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-06
CARD OF THANKS

| extend my thanks to our rel,
tives ana friends for the bcautiful
cards received while was in thn
hospital. also many thanks to In.
James and the nurses for thnir
kindness.
ELMER COOPER.
4-6-1tp Iincoln H.,
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-06
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank all the rol,-
tiyes and friends for their floral
offerings and acts of kindness dnr-
ing the illness and death of Robcrt
John Hill.
MRS. THEONA MOORE
GEORGE =. HILL.
SILT ,,;,.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-06

NJ lOhiiSou'.; ,;
.lollu thllIrll
icon - town. un
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-06
PLANTS

''lt SALE Ihpi.-,N. i+fft.\ I4t,-
n!"l'. Ft""l'r. t.,r-k.U. I;,d ~'.i .'d
.I'l f't-'tt - H" pr laH ln.,., ,..-,.
i"+"' u"t.. 3 - l".t 1"". cog >lnut I,r
."'" Al;t'd G. CLuL. Uauua.,.
L--onr ..'i = IT
I"i; SALE CtI.u 70 arau,.. 49,, :,ud
d'>. r''nn huu h''. a.. comet. :.
'"''- ~" -'nd. -tWdu~r ot soh- Ma
'"' 'rrH'd With Ijur -pl,s,tsi. .~,>,r
d"'.'t- peg rou ~ uN plse. tl.,.,.
mnh'> 'r~' of Eu, ruaL No ,I.fD.r>
J.. - I't'\. E3nd'l,. h1 ",-.tp
IoE SALE S,>~,g Room hau-. o.
""'' nnd ON 1alt arIr l.t hnoWa 81.
'h' Wlliam II Short ot r prup,lfy
,h l'r" town of H1Ii' ~"i.. p,ltW.t,.
NJ .d''J t1N "'U t"l 81 hru.l,' tuo-,
\pli% O." GEO II Sport. t.1m,t-
i"rk. G'"r-'t"Wu. Delaware. u.a,- IT
FOR SALE NrC"tiu.,k o-f2 tt.,-
tor Last N,:tI o\,I >'Huu Nst- spent
o." thu nlach'i' I" PM II iu .-oud .of.-
IlI"n tOt tn, ~,:~"u H4Nlu. ~r,u'. d
IS n'W Tractor ott'r thj- or ut l.-.
j'rH' ''lnG Tiic" tui 4'tirh sub.
White fiou Orchard. Camhrd4, lId
Ih"n' 17tI. ac-t'
FOR SALE ~ ocr. iuulti> tttn.
equipped iui ! iun ltN,}~. ,H.'\ ,u1i-
N'rtihlr for hroIl,l~. E""d dN,nl.-.
hUlIdiuGS have electric ;ud iuunu.
water. -""d Etud. mill pf t,tau.td
Nlll1gr I'O>~t~~inU. t,iul-. wit,
Vests Farm Ne'ucA. W. T.. kuhiiu-.
Representative. Dover. I',I. :,"-3l
For SALE T.um. -. milr~ uollf.
ut citN limits of Nlltuld Nbuut .u
HrI'@. House, & rooms and lar4,. pau
tiN. water inside. electric. haru. stable.
nrW improved road. Nill consider good
house. garage and GHtdrn i'm NHltWd
I'M exchange tor farm ar viii sell for
cash Apply Charles az WI. h.
ihouc tl\Jl. Milford. l. II. >. nao- ZIP
FOR SALE Gr.yu l,atl. loo't Kan
~H> second cutlluG alfalfa h1N :tt So. oU
per ton. loaded IN your Nth'clr :t our
siding. Th" ear I+ now ia tr:ius.t .ud
Nnu should have Your order ~ htforc
IT HrriNr-. W. VIII monty You when
:" come after it. W. VIII hnN" 10
rhnrG" NOR" Tor ANY than W. store li
our WA, house. ". T. Holt EHlhood
HN,uuc. Dover. T, lrphuu" 55G7. M II
FOR SALE Strawberry plaut:
state Inspected and arpruN,d Hr.iu-
lrr. Elnkcmutc and I.uptuu Varieties
N~o 10y, nhcrry plants. Eoy-.rll,.r
ms very laf@r ~" "ud d.hcluu~ tul
pI"s. "atIuG fresh and preserves. i'lu.
dlicrd hN crossing hlpckhtrIi,>. rp.p-
h"rllrS and l0GHuhorrIt~. Wilson G.
iltii"ld. Gr",uWuud i. laWar. can
TcI' 'rh"uc 2r'l for datc when HNaJl.
Hhl". In2.i- tt
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-06
Thursday, April 18th. 1915

Vt TEN O'CLOCK \ Nj
Th. f"ll"Wir2 d,~cfih.d E.aI E>tar.
10 MI.
All that c.ttm flla OF tlact Of
l9ud and premises I"c.trd iu Milford
Ilundi'd k.H1 County tna STATE ot
Delaware, ou thr ~, ~3a. nl thr
stat" I,"1d l'Hdli2 Hou milford to-
d. t"a. about lW" - n ilo~ Noith
81 Nili"lH H'U 'H'ttnINiIS EuttN tiul
t't'+ ~ E.'.o. NOR. "r h~~
hD IuproV, m,'t> ttrr.ou being a
Two aud ou, -h,,)t story lanc dwell
IhE. burn and "tivr "ulhIjlIn.S
TEEMS ot SALE Twenty tau'.p
trl '"fh "t tn" r'Ileil.~, Tli,, must IT,.
ra1d 10 TIN. Uld'rsI2u,d ol TN. lay pf
-..I' and In" residue tH,i,ut must h.
paid ot or hefutr tine l-I da< ot MaN.
J: -. ~ which INN, - decd convey iu4
t!lh I" the lands atuirSuId "a the
rlurha>"i OF PURCHASERS IN fec simple
VIII h" &j>ou. Tn" amount paid uu
the day rt ,alr Will hc treated aS q:
put "t jh' purcha~,. prjcc ii ;h.
't":'=;Jd t,lmS are fully cnmpil.d
Nth hN tn, pHrrha-, J. az purchasers.
"'h'rWi>" th" amount rrjd Viii la r.-
iall'd iA thu ADMINISTRATORS rs as
o"ti:'hrd aud HGUidatrd dana~cs ton
unD-rorHri...r.
Ipl .l~E g. E\II;OW ard
JI.NNIf, t; SHORT
ADMINISTRATORS H. l.. y
c. r \ o1 thr I.a.-r VIII
:ud T,>Iam"ut ot IMth,r
+. tUhh1@". d,c,;tSrd
bHrh"l@ou l;roe.. NuctiourrrS 1tp
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-06
LOTS IN QUAKERTOWN
Headquarters for Rock Wool

Loose. granulatod. bats f. .. |; Mil-
ford Flown or sold 10y bag or carton.
Also ceiling mntrriulS. Wholesale or
retail. George r. Mackliu Company.
Milford. Phone 3H3. m2t-tf
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-06
FOR SALE

ipE SALE Two t.,tu,. rr.v
81 .'-. 'uitl>Uut-. -up4 Jf.H- ,,,,.
b''Hi'r. dug h-rt"W. m.r.r. .p,,..4
''. \i'- 'h.hu.. 81 f,..t ....Ii.ta.
t'f\ tnpkn. o." Na-utD Wh...I E,.-
l"h'''. I'. Ih"., f,.r J..
~ SALE Hey. Iah.- d..
f."iItN .u> h,ot bay. 1-- U.t ..a,J
1"\,l ana hartN. al.o ..1,rt tut-
,'t' d h'''- G'Hr-,d ,l">,r. .ea ...<.i.,l
h,utdtd tH''- wheat .tI W.. .rt.u.
4 ."i.'"n lr'r'l. Milton. pI iu.u-.t