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Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
ATTENTION - FARMERS,

l;p,k yuur t"rtllizrr NOW. Don't Aajt
'oo Iong 10 prrpar'. for -prnI plant
ing. Sulth,ru States Milton C"or-rf-
tI... Hhufr. 345n Milton. II
FOR SALE Appl.~. Whul.~Al. "i
I.tal Crime 'ioldrn. I;ed p'hrjou~.
S,ayuau Wiur>up and Rome Hrauty
All IN. ANA grades vt Wyoming.
D,L. Cold Storage A-k tor J. - k"l-
l.r 4tt,l,.- f4-:,fp
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
TOP DRESSING FOR SALE

NNNWmId % T0N NTN-" YOU WIIT"N,
wheat car rye. .Nl~o direct application
on cauuclH p"H ground. 2l'5 Mui,rog"n
and 10; hydrat"d limo. I'laco Y"n
oId,l now To iusur" quantity HoU need
and prompt delivery. Orders tal;cn at
my hom,. ON Cedar l;rach Road "i
phon.. Ctal1t Soil Srr,icc. M'li"ld.
Stanley Hu.v. Nana9tr o. y
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
CHICKS-Pedi-

LrcD hlrd lO1 mtNt ~ WNTT y Ut pT0-
ductiou New IiampShlr'S and Ban
red Rocks with good oeE ~tz" and
large hudN size. IrOgcnN-t' 81 pro-
srIm. high hatchahility. For nock ~
placement or flock Improvement. -Al~'
Newton Cross. New CaIaloG 9. ~
Newton ana son Company, D"pt Is,
Iri,lu..lilI. B.I ~ It
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
~ SNORIAM

i '">.'@ .@.moil 80 G.or-, Dewey
~. Nt' d'.nar''d ttI- it, E.hu.
u& '1 lrlo
'..c'. n"> q" th,-, tIy.. vans
'iH ~ o.s> I..H.l ,huu-i5- "I
"'. ". l"t,a 80 ,h:tl.
i.'' ldi. tl"H-'' t!u'. ,nd So u,..t:
"' Ii'. = not str sam, ju l-
-.uc' '.. I.l >u1 went aWa\.
"t.r h.4l'- ~, N,ud.I
" - j t:.I T." t.. just N,I.
" ...''. 81" "l.>t'I !" th, ,.p.-rlot..
y. f' 800 u W. tiuu'- viii
.e ->' ,,l.tr- i. !,.t Il throu-h.
VA "th lt- h.n W. Hor. ~
A,' >.I :l'.t W.... u.} d,,,r
ls"lh ru--,1 ul Nnr ana .r,r
l,.t#. '.t,.,. nm
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
NtIit +

The Annual Stockholders Meet
Ing of the Milford Building and
Loan Association will be held al
the Associations office on Tuesday.
February ~. j3;5. at 80 O'Clock.
II. FAtI. FENIMORE..
TT Secretary
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
PUBLIC SALE
Saturday, February II, 1913

Ne DNt. O'CLOCK l. ~
>haII
III, a3i"W.u4 .u'ut,
iIpI >EIOI.D GOOD:
co.. tNl@ "t Ni1a.r ,.H,I lthl- ,ur
A-'. '""l,rtt":. -,drtoa4d. ,.l-
''.'' '"utr"d,s. cien~. tatl,.-. al.t
"'. v..'p''.. ili"- SOM. k,tcI.H.
~ '.... tla "ll"f :rft.t .u". .i..ti...l.
.ti ju tt-uf.u.s
Fl.l't,- \~I
a. T. NJ 81
..,.t .,t.,.,-I. Z ~ttN..'.- f'.- %.
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09

living tponn i..f'.i..' \.-"' '' 60" j..
yuu ,hat~ un1 -'t N#H.'
WanMt -tl.,t. Nitr.f !H.H. ~, |.l.
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
{ ARD OF THANKS

We wish 10 thank everyone Tor
IN" kind help. sympathy ana flow
ers during The illness and death Of
our beloved husband and father
Mrs. Arthur lIundlcy and Family.
II
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HOUSE TRAILER
BARLEY STRAW For Sale

FOR SNLE-I;rGl>tcr'd Guernsey
bull. > yrnrs old. pap'rs iuriiShcd
yIinJ and gentle or VIII exchange for
Grade hcifrrs j. Raymond Bennett,
Milford l'-"'
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
Attention: Chicken Growers

virginia PM. -4W dust 1oi -..I'-. >I".""
u,.f ton Sp..-l:i prices On lu ,oit urd,t-
WGt.. + g. Huu-.r 81 Maryland aN,-
.4Jr. l;rhotuth I;caFt p'L l'-21
FOR SAI.E-I;c~t quality Korean
I..-p,d,za. red clover. timothy. rNt
ela~-. domestic ;lta!la. All .".d- lor
-rnue rlautinl Wilson and 'Hl"".
~, ,ir: f,l ti-2t
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
Saturday. February II. 1915
ar TWO O'Clock J. NJ

Vt TWO O'CLONk 7 ".
Practically nov WN;c porcelain cook
~'o\o. ] organ, Spear coal stove.
t,iti'i. "-pi,cr INlu4 room suite. steel
t,-d. coilpl.D~ Wrh >prIn2a and bod
ufuv; nulrH.I, . stands. small "jl heat
f.i. ",td ch:ttt.-. " \ l. FonAulcun rUE.
4 = 'uu&ohum rug, iiniuG room
t"hl, t-pIrc" ,ari-1cl ST. breakfast
-,f. pillows. h1nd &a,d-u rultiNator.
iol- ot dishes. pot, and pans and other
it,iu- tuu mju,iUU- "a mention.
TEXANS. CASH
llt.S EDWARD IUt;CELI.
'icur@rtrWu.. Delaware
n4n.I Shout Nticlfo;.rrI. t"-2t
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WANTED T9s.a /, '..... r" .n
pulp Vu"J $50" 1a:r' tF'
r"ll>.r iat.a r'.t ~ ~ ~. !" FL
I.,ldaI. C,fra.I.".. It,0'''tI. ~
a-t- Il
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
USED FURNITURE - Re

NOTICE, :, Wiu" lm,ch;,,- r'Iall-
"a and cionu. q. - NtrS tNrcrirucr.
I'ho.lr &o"-W. l,oh"f -. pa\i-. Mil
inrd l1-3t
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
WANTED

W-ANTiHa Tt~.'.. ~. -l.., Is.
,., ALSO -fst.i .:.e t...-. ... IL. N
f,.r l. Cp,u.UtA. t',.eet.. Ih
W\NTI.I4 ~, -,t.,, r,. 'y a. .t'
nnp-,.votk .ol ".r ~. '.... t'f.- ~
C.,nolui 'Ni,aU..... l',. IL. H.
WANTED MaNh s-i roHi..
t"t,. cstt, ut t"... ;'.a ....l, Io ,t.....-
one n inm.> Ntr. I..> L.. '.,t..
I,,. O,nr.. N'.frt4 .--'
WANTED Io l.. ~. '.'t. i'
Is Shop. culur., .'}H,,. .n 'f'
,Ia-- ,una4t. ol. A.... ~ ~.aE.t ID.
G... ,.,t..G T. \, ..t. ttt
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09

WANTED Mn .' Wu..'t. s.. s.,.n
i'm rroHrcl4o'. ~ '#'f''
= d.l> a weeds. I>lot..aer .t.': ...'.-
sarl Nppjl Nh,tuD I..4.Hl>. f.i''.'
.a1t-ti
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09

NOTICE. Cash paid ror good used
cars and JunkerS Scc GIosS. rtdci,CH.
a13-3Ntp
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
HDI. Sf.HGI.ID GOODS
isAiS or SALE. CASH. 80 good.

:H t.il' VI t Nltt I3lt ltl-
IESSIE NJ. M.NETlN
hI,-on Bros. \urfluu,,r. iH-2tl !
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
Saturday, February 10. 1915

NJ TIN O'CLOCK NJ
I&tr oi Stii.
r., .ai'v~ .as i,r-oltl Property. to-
on. ~h.tnad r"ry with foal. har-
II t,:f- oli pnr milk COW. . years
"3d. "'.o Iau 'laIn-d coon dogs. m+h.
;,tsd l.u.:tlt.. 30 baskets corn 40 bush
-. soy i".an~, stacks fodder.
FtEMIN,i IMPLEMENTS
cati.:t,. ] NcCormirk hay rake.
Aierolurh ha> mower. Holm lp,.cr.
rGfn- talruW. ploW>. tluk" harrow >.
r.,''N-'oi-. lot ~ singh and doutlr
~ t.-., tu-'.- h"Inr-~ brides col
lll-. coma Shelicr. il"u pots orchard
~'e..N,r. FORKS, hoes, -hov,lS. etc.
HOU SEHOLD GOODS
Tu, k.lo~cn" cooking stoves. /
..:i,tn,l@d Kitchen range. Hnoicun. am
rulr corner curhu;ud. , antique low
r'iptoaid;. sewing llarhiuc. organ.
llt'lc~, riIIr- and many other ARTICLES
'rD ultfJrrprl~ To mention.
'flItNS CASH
1T -."u o'clurk T. NJ. ou sam, datr
trd plrce Ia" following E"al ESTATE.
iu-Wil.
lot'4 ACRES or LAND
Nur. az l.c~<
II "et,. cb.urd and - acic4 j.,
fttai". Improved hN - TWO S1url
I'",iIh-. I;arn and oth'j "uthuildiue>
HH:AI. ESTATE TEI;NS -2o'. ~
! 81 ~al', hal.nc. in ." 'taH~.
HNNNAli ROGERS
AHn.1 l'hnr-. \ur1ion'.l. Il
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Headquarters for Rock Wool.

LuOsr. LramWIlt1d. N1IS, r. Q. y. MII-
ford. Flown or sold ~ tag or carton.
Also ceiling materials Wholesale or
rctan George Z. Mackln Com
pany. Milford Phone 3'3. m2i-tf
FOR SALE Sprut Wuldrou feed
miNtr. tom capacity; Spear coal
hot water boiler. Cleo. NJ. simpson.
Collin, Mil. G"org,lcWu. Del. X I.
h. Tcltp phone ErldGcNIll" 35Nl. OG-ti
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
COUPLE wanted for growing

, hlck.i-. Wltir "r cul"t' q. ''..| .t
ll. .u.d iNI4.. gHut.l-. l,a' ..'".'.H
Mast h.t\.. uu,d ,..I.r,,.-. .tfi|> H..
tl.:,. ,uai.ll, tol"rnh>. IIta'.t. -
'r,l.1l,,t. .u,. li +:
N\%TlI. MAJ. L." W.l4.a ID f'-
,,.d ~ H. -rJi. ~ -,.-..> ''..'>
Wb,.y. rt,'i ,f. Sold '..H-
fttatli.~ I.-i uf .,u~',ft.. t.t..s-n.'i
Wity to3ay I,a"|...'' I"r' i't.t'.
.;5. ". e. ...I T. T.
WANTED Man -. t:ti., ...t3,.' e.. +.'
i,i2 chicken .nd Woeh o,. -rl.@ l'i..
Home. iu,l u-lt. .rd ~ ri"tt3' f.
SrhudId opi"HtfVtlA .Da '.-'3 i''' ~
\in-, ttulI-I. p.f,I.n,,. WE. t;u>
Il Chro,.,I OI.t,. A.'ulG .'-l'
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09

l uo.t
.,.E ...... po.I1 CONS "na two
,tNu\G IMPLEMENTS
o... t#.,. uavt ."mHrc ,pr.ador
j.. -a,,! ou'.drlp": I.'rne hinder
f.fn't.Ni. W"W's. l'H"k'N, l'"inE r"I-
'#N.i.:. ] COM iIHuf'r J 80. I" olN'r
,.ar.. r."t,. u good shape: ROLLER,
.cod. -pru4-'"olh haIloW. J hay
r.h.. iiHa barrow. ol., 80. > iroN
t.,:.m rl5N. tWu 80 H. Oliver walking
l."'s.. ptN,r IioW. . watkins "ul-
#v.I}uG. luM na4ou WITH hudN. good:
IoN WAGON WITH rack. high wheel
N:.,,,a With i5d>: .,at rack. trall-
,r, @a"d. iaoj'is t"ll- poultry
V,rc. or, i-hur.. tree. nl' ,.-hurS"
ir,,. . ouuldr lr.'-. =" = baskets. i
.,-itl ir'.k,'. ,".W: s. %rar- BASKETS.
u,.H.. =. .,}. ..'.f halH'~-. = sets rur'
.arn..- log chan-. ! @raiu fan. !
-,t haln scai'.. 2rlnG~tul". h;iu
uDr&. lrd i"'. ta,d l''-<. good
-. n.n. sa3-He,. ptiud.r. one y
1air,l nIl> lalt tul r4ckIrd ncat
2nn huii.p h.G-. - hairrl~. > trrd hoN"-.
H. COW chains. sUrmklor lard
r.adIc: > mills cnl.-, = milk huck't =.
! mlIk ~u"In''. m'al iHht"%. = ''~-
latH..- tuucir -. ! iIupd"' stove ana
hpN,i and iilr. -u.:Ic old mon. d"utls.
h"ltl &uu. i;',. lot ol tools. sh"N-
u.s. .nrh~ hur- and "tler 'hlue> 40"
/ itlH.,Iul'- 10 ".'u1luu.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
o., rcual. ! hvus room suite.
good ctduk stpN,~. oil ~toN' and
oN.u. lar2o run~t.r. butter rhurn
butter plI,r. butter jnr With dash
~. p.rttu. i, ,.arS. oi-iIcs. lot "i hooks
wash '''u '..W: > lard cans. Fan
torn.
TI.f,MS or SALE CASH 30 good.
90 a. tru,v,d until paid for.
BESSIE NJ. M.Nl;flE
DjchIc-ou Bros. Nurtluut,r.-. i"-2tl
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NOTICE Bring your Jewclry trou-
tles to me, can rrhu!d any wrist
or pocket watches TO look and run
like new. I;nyS to order. any type
t;tpair work and cleaning done Wnlla
vou wait. Gifts inatird fro" in the
l.. :. A. 1;rokrn jvWrlry. Diamond
brooches. rings of any description
bought for cash All work guaranteed
: ~ Frank. "th" Little .lcWclor on
the Bridge" Phone 404. p'ifnrd il7tf
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lOST-T | K F-J;,nualv


'' "''t NJ Ilurd nud 90 ia W.lm.n.-
'''. ftrh I'-rl> heavy Hutl MI.
.'..'it'' "h 'h"\rol,l TRUCK l,h,.
f.'". lG ''.I. Milford 2i9 f2-2I
Us ''"Iu ,H} rlAL~ with I.N,
''''n- I.,.f N,dl.,~,,,> r.fv.,.f
'..'.'.' H."u.> shop afa ,raf.r'..
..a'| r.tuA fu ,l4.ui.l,h. D,f. J..
'".'t .i'- D. T. rud> I;,hoi.ch
''u
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
NOTICE TO FARMERS

We haNc - good supply 81 ~.Jf, luict
ON hand: yrlui-.ulid whey. also nf"tol
oil and Lr,asc. Southern Stat,-- Milton
CuoptlatiNr Phuu" &25n N,ltoil 1t
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
FOUND

10! Nj N'.. liver Coast Guard .al
~ Eoud uu ". Front street
'...f 'isu'lr., oWu.l can at Milford
3 "':''. b'A.'.- f'-2tp
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PUBLIC SALE

i!tn.- .,.' .u> IN. t.r.I. Aill Ley,
- q. .'.ft' .l.. '.'tus.s ...3 W3Il -,l
- i'.'l'r \He'i"n ri 'n\ horr.. H..
.'~ t"n lrr,t.tjcH en- tho fr,doric:I-
ij..H'.-tuu i,nad >,aV, ~ 1ur DAN,
's.u. Iar4o. bIN.,i l.r.,h.rl,e. .,i.d
= II n l.i-.l..,L-
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on t.t tRD

Ey T. i. Hall, Milford Del
II lusi little could see
OF Gods grace inside ut me
And know His spirit d"tllS within
'rWould matter not il looked like
sin
| knoN I'm old and ugly too
and every day look tmure like Yon
Eut now wish tht world mislt
The beauty oI ul Lord in ne.
| want to witness 10 Ills truth
10 Old. 10 l.iltll" AGED ana youlh
And lead The little oncs to Him
Before they're led away in sin.
H"t do know without Ills grace
III lead no one 20 see His face
50 lcI me live life oi love
And valk tie path thar leads
ahoVc
So may Ills love guide me Alright
And rive me 2raC" all sin To fight
For il others I'd try to save
mast myself learn 70 behave
We read: Tie very appearance Of
viii cause our fights here TO grow
dim
50 that's just Why ] want - walk
In baths tnat's strai"it and @ualG
my talk
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
T"E SALE D.oos,. eodd,r. ald nv
i"Hn N"~t tllrudal, il
t'i; SALE I.,~p,d.za -,..d J.u.
n t"--S. Feiton. p'L fa-ttp
FOR SALE PIG ana -hoa,- +
l@NI- Wat-on. C.d.I N-rk IN
roI; S\I.I.- Electric wa,.r ulrnp
y H"'.ton. Jr Milford. jl2-jt
FOR SAIL. Wood. d.Iiv.r.d GEO
li:'I>~. VI Iitold. lhun" t3tII2 fp-ttp
For SNI.E-- -Ga-olul, stow. " :,
HnIrh' ilanneton. i'hono tti 1'-2t
FOR SALE Mixed ,in,D.r. Nnna VI
~rh"tHtZ. 'i'''.nNuud. +; Nu. > b,l.
I'-2'p
FOR SALE Wood Il; J Ti-h.r. :
'nii"S 'a>1 at I.U'ntai, o, Milton l,oad.
t2-2ll
TOl; SALE iaa7 T,rrrIauc c,r.
-""d trr~. Cheap John Gr'-ri. Lin
r"ln. f2-tl.
VIZ = VIZ. 'll''- room huH-''. -
H.. nl"E'". ~trlia Wtl2Ir. l. II. y" :.
" iotd j2G-tI
IGE SALE N,W kur, -iolr nahos-
t't d'..k tud ctau Nm Vent. NIL
l,n. ~ i2-2'p
FOR SALE International tractor.
l93'- D-l". II motor. Reds Taylor,
Houston. t2-2lp
FOR SALE 5oo pounds Srric,a
t. ~t-drza Marr@"Ia. Lincoln Del.
= - :
FOR SALE Winter oats. Barley,
N'tch, ~. Walton owens, IiIldAe-
NiIIg b"l o1u-u
FOR SALE EIpilrr mauuI.. VIII
deliver TEo:u"~ r..lchctt. G"orEc-
town. IIll ~ =
For SALE Fed. huiral, cir-4r Of
drawers and h"Ned springs. Phone
IlnZrl 20 ----
rOE SALE Extension oak dining
r;.hl- >2o0u. Phone c22J2 W Marsh,
Lincoln. h'.L i22l
IDE SALE rouljry manure. Dcljv-
er,d 81 Irr ton IiouHid 4. Hickman,
Mn holu IJ,I I9-1tp
I Nllt - l.l.--t 'llt tt'i ftit'. - N''tl~,
tric.. So. Itni'rit y l@Iton, 'i'"rEr-
Town. D'l, K T. 1'2rp
FOX SALE ~aa trou - pr
tDuud. Sl@at@tt,r E,tch. l.. Frank
I:"n"'tt, M.il''d i2-2lp
rOE ~&Ll. Our 10 .nct1 hamnrr
uIn I"hn D'Y'r, implements. Milton
p.u \4'nr M.liod i'-2'
FoE SALE -" to - :r.t :" box
wood 2i- 10 " t"cl h!-h and wide.
/, ". i. IIak MIford. l9-$ip
TRU MPET FOR SALE -
NI~ Edwin Mrs~lck ia" Nurth East
Front ~tr.,-j Nilioid. III
FOR SALE Bright halrd taf!ry
-t':.s4 aud k"r.;iu Ie-lcsio@H. .-'-'d
Jolll Green. I.lur"!a. i--tl
. rOE SALE ouod. hr"ht st.aw.
! u,N", I;ijI,d or. a"c Ioi lGl'. t'rrltuh
Layton. E"lm.n}t"n. p'l J2'-t
FOR SAI.E-l3 BROADER stoves. used
Tor three locks. good aS new II. O
Er,ttmEEam. Miltuu Del l2-%I
tDI. SALE Two-uuit Farm Master
milking machine. used tour months
n Lewis Cunts. harrington. f2-2tI
FOL. SALE goo ialr- combine SOY
bean vines. also }no bales ~tuhtl'. hay
ANm Jalrcn. Felton, I)'-l f2-%lI
II iOI; SAI.f,-TWo hloodrr stoves. S.
, t:trh. t;tH ~ 30 y. IN W IA. NJ. l;"h
ir~on Poplar 'iroN", Milford.
IOH SALE straw. 4alrd htiph
barley w and v hrnt StruM. T.. /.
krttI Grc'-nW uod. Phone .t"$. ol%-I
u FpI; SALE or.. room heater, Sta.
tic.uI! duutir ~oaI-tout. rinse tubs
Apply N q II%hIctp. Milford f"-2Il
tOE SNl.r. TWO ME" work mares
> :i:d q N'al~ Uld. can i2">. Stafford
=, K. X HaYnc-. Cannon. Irl
II Fol: SNI.E.-kohl,.r light plant, II
volt. excellent condition. Itlph .\nd"l
SON. AIllord-j Mon Church Road.
fJ-2tp
- TOE SALE Good Maple CIaremot
-tuN,. I.urg, size. Grover &. Don,
l:1i. : +, second street, Milford.
- FOR SALE Four m"Il'' chairs Wit
oanr bottoms tuut .inti4u"SD. tWp ing
" -hulr~. los - ~ lt"n: ~. Alli"r
i9-2fp
lk ~Oi; &.*i.N Black pony. years ol
~ hl.0l. and saddle Included. 'iarrc
nalin2tru. IIauiugt"n. l"I I1l"r
1ct IL
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
lot@, ACRES or LAND
PUBLIC SALE!
-OF NALJABLE---
Personal Property

E,c:fI-, ot my husband going into
iu. Amazed Services ! VIII sell NY fur
r.t.j', 1T my huu, u, North Railroad
.\N.l.Nr ",ur liuW%rd \bhoti's Feed
= - \. 1.l-nrN,-lnN. N. OlL
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
Six to Is Mos. Old Heifers'

Fol; SAIL. Recent purch"S" of addl-
tion"l farm, including herd. makes II
possible to scll excess grad" and pur"
bred Guernsey hrifcrS Herds are Hc-
credited. r t. and Bangs tested.
Young Holstcin hull colts and young
uloc-.Irrs,y boar for sab -\lSo II
hole c, cream hoN with motor and
Dclco electric generator. For ini"r-
nation phone Carlton Hughes, Man
agcr. Delaware city l59l. Del f9-2t
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09

FOR SALE Farm All modern con
vtnicnct.. H-room house with bath.
sun porch. cellar, old shad". school
bus hy house. HroiIcr houses. "HparitI
Loon: laying house capacity, 3"o; both
with electric and running water. Earn
with S ,;tarchlunS. horS" stalls. :
implement sheds and EialnarA. Good
assortment Ut apple. pear. peach amt
cherry trees. aspHraguS hcd, - acres
good soil. u,w s,rdcd, in cNrrll"nt
shape. Located within sisht of Milford.
Price. 81. .Nuo. for quick sale " i'll lak"
a good mortgage. Write lioN H. thron-
irlr Office Njltord ltr
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
LOTS For Sale

I'lot ut ground adjoining IN" Milford
ii;gh School facing "n l.ik.- NirW aye
nuG and extending back 'oo r",t o.!
Kent Place" facing Tn" High school
grounds - feet on Lake View ave-
nuo and Gou f,,,t ON Kent Place. can
hr cut into ci&ht 15-tout lots. l'r"t"r
to @cll rs onc place rather than h%
lots Apply Ia Dr. :. NJ -. Marshall.
Milford J2b-tI
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
ATTENTION - FARMERS.

conn, in and ~,c u~ and ny r.t our
i*,rm lImily Flour. - pound t"r l"r
- W. also have q Iuud stock "l
a.. reads. Suuth"lu States Milton CO.
uu.s:t!v,.. Thuu,. 32iu Milton 1t
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
" A\TED-\ Couple to work

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lu.ir~. I..a.,.i. J.. %a.. 't'
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
will take care Of

ChIIOrC n. HItUrnOOl- UF 'NI'nIiIp9. ItI-
ch,I Hudson. lo7 Chuch aN,n1,. Nh
fond - tn.
NOTICE--l aHl now du!a@ all kinds
Ol cHrutntrr work. 'nONcr G. bono
van. South East second street. Mil
ford i'honc Gl2Jl2. ltp
NOTICE bog license is uaW dr.
Get your. hcfor, \ar,.h l..t ~ N"u aIc
Iiahl, to - time. William T.. i.1ui>. Jus
ticr ut the Peace. AlIUld t'-.tI
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
ATTENTION = FARMERS

Bring your &r;,lu~ i'm amt l,t ,- .tiud
th,iu amt rcetUcc TIN. ru,f Ut t',d luI
YOU. Wr Wau To u" - ...lllcr 10 toU
Save. 10y using Null cooperative. South
am state Mill"u Comparative. i'h"u'
HnnM \IillnM. II
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09

For SAI.f.-I' Farm consisting "t II.
acres with - ;lcl, ! clral, iuGn lald
soil Is trrill. and productive l:H1td-
iu1S arr. all rrIuli,d .tid painted Wit
.I,ctIic ;ud ruuuiu@ water ~ h"''-'
and o.ttid;lldin>- Calnrl1N 1ol l"n"
hroil.r> 81 aao layers. also iol l.
head mlk cow. Nncnn"V ":'u To-. utfd'
..oou uil.I i'fnl-. Nri, To- -. Nil
f.ld tItril,l. Cnl,,.. Milford - -
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09

FOR S\I.E-lN acre farm. known
a. thr William smith Farm. located
three mlr- ~orth u II"rh"s"ll. i'm
proved with S.vcn-r"on tW"-storN
house with closcd-in porch. excellent
condition inside and out. new pal"r
and paint inside: also barn ihIt has
been repaired and painted in 1913, cN-
ccllcnt condition: also chicken nous"
for l5uu hroilcrs: also machine shed.
Nice barn yard with h'dE" t"nc'
Prcttyman Bros. lIArh'Son. l".I.
pLo,,. NIi(to,, pGn1 IT, It
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
PUBLIC SALE
Or VALUABLF-
Personal Property
ana
REAL ESTATE

IT, H.d's-.-..d Nil -,ll hy way .,
I'3a:c \H,i.',.. .i ~, l.f, hoil, @,
1".runn- Eu-'l~. drc,t,-'d. "l. tu:,
t'ac'.- tiu. tI I.rp'I'- 30 Nutra
Nl'i. tH.:u County Prison EAr,nl
I'a- -iprr I3fnjGtI SU~s.N County
ttf.. az ll,.l. -. ..f,. af
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-02-01
Figure Of Christ
Survives Fire
In Pacific Area
By Courier Correspondent

HNSDALE - Mrs. Ella Rumble
has received an unusual set OF sou
venirs from her son, Corporal How
ard Runlle, who has been with an
infantry unit in the southwest
Pacific for the past four years. Corp
ard Rumble, who has been with an
Netherlands East indies, sent h1s
mother a statuette of Christ on the
cross, a h~and-carved ship prov.
and a Japanese compass, leather
bag and fountain pen taken from
a dead enemy soldier.
The statuette has an unusual
history, Corporal Rumble wrote his
mother. 1t was found in the ruins
of a native hut on one OF the
pacific Islands burned by American
troops upon landing to prevent the
spread of disease. Although every
thing else in the hut was burned
to black ashes, the statuette OF
Christ, though made of wood, was
only slightly blackened.
The souvenirs have been placed
on display in the window of LeSlie's
store by Mrs. Rumble.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-02-01
TAMPICO
BY Agnes Molvig

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Martin
and son Ronald visited at the Mike
Burrus home in Glasgow Sunday
evening.
Mrs. John Etchart and sons, Mark
and Leonard, and Mary Theresa
Bengochea visited at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Etchart IN
Glasgow Sunday. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cornwall
and children were Sunday visitors
at the r. l.. Cornwell home.
Miss Karen johnson of Glasgow
visited at the ole Enkerud home
Tuesday and wednesday and at the
/ Chris Molvig home Thursday
The Rev. T. T. Doe was a caller
in Tampico Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Maalerud and
granddaughter, Lou Ann Martin,
attended the show in Glasgow Sun
day afternoon.
Miss Karen johnson was a visitor
at the Floyd Nelson home Thurs
day night and Friday and at the
E. Stensland home Friday night
and Saturday. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Nelson and
family. Mrs. N. c. Nelson, Morris
and Lorraine and Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris Molvig and family and Jimmie
Nelson of Glasgow were supper
guests at the Elias Stensland home
Saturday. They helped Floyd Mel
son Jr. celebrate his 10th birthday.
Mrs. Lloyd Fqesjer and son Lorin
and her mother, Mrs. Elias Stems
land. left Monday for Seattle.
Miss Lorraine Nelson spent Fri
dav night with Ida Disrud.
Louise Ekola spent Friday night
at the j. F.. Kirwan home.
c.. j. Maalerud and Richard
Motzkau shipped wheat from e r
last week.
Mrs. Marie vegge, Elise Stensland.
Lydia Enseleit, Martha Brant and
Alice Kassa we're Tuesday evening
visitors at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elias Stensland.
Mrs. Ben BoreSon returned home
Friday after visiting Mr.. Boreson's
mother. Mrs. Pete Boreson, and
other relatives at Lando and her
sister, Mrs. Ed Nord, at Westhope'
Florence Kirwan spent the week
end with Mary Jean Combs OF
Glasgow.
Miss Lou Ann Martin spent Sat
urday night and Sunday at the
home of her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. j. Maalerud.
Miss Hazel Enkerud Of Glasgow
spent Saturday at her home here
John Arrotta spent the week end
with his parents, MI. and Mrs. Tony
Arrotta.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-02-01
Drop in Civilian
Supplies Is Seen
By 0PA for 1916

Supplies of meat, butter, sugar,
canned and packed foods, clothing
and many durable goods will be
smaller in 1945, OPA advises. Record
buying and increased military de-
mands in 1914 greatly reduced re-
serves. which have so far helped
meet demands.
The present scarcity of metal
household equipment and appliances
will remain acute until peacetime
production a be resumed. At the
same time more people will be eager
to replace equipment and house
hold furnishings that r now more
nearly worn out. Shortages always
generate an urge to pay higher
prices to get more. This increases
the dangers Of initiation.
In 1915, OPA states, supplies will
be large enough to meet essential
civilian needs but much smaller
than the amount people could buy
with the money they will have to
spend. The OPA program to meet
this situation asks rigid compliance
with rationing regulations and price
ceilings, plus restraint in buying and
high level of savings, including
war bond purchases.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-02-01
SACO
Mrs. I h A. vagg

Second Lieut.. and Mrs. Wallace
Christensen and baby left Wednes-
day morning for Idaho, where Mrs.
Christensen will make her home.
Wallace will then report to Fort
Benning, Ga, before going on to
Spokane.
A message from Robert Lucht
states he is now in the south Pacific.
Miss Emily Kaschu returned home
Wednesday from Hinsdale, where
she had been under the doctors
care.
Mrs. Ray B. Conrad arrived home
Saturday morning from Spokane
where she had been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. j. Schuster, and new
grandson. John Conrad Schuster.
Mrs. Richard Sudduth and baby
Glasgow Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. A. S. Miller arrived Satur-
day morning from Seattle. She had
been visiting her son and family.
Mrs. William Bell arrived home
Thursday morning from Coronado,
OoAA"i W NAoAO AASA PoASAiNoi VII oAiN
Mrs. I. w. Larson.
Mrs. C. w. Nelson left Sunday
morning for Virginia, Mimi, to visit
her daughter, Mrs. Fred Peterson,
and family.
Harry Halmin returned last week
from the Aleutians where he has
been employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Robinson
a few old friends at din
ner Sunday afternoon. Among those
present n Harry A. Vagg, NAL
colin Blue, Frank Hedges. Mrs.
Christine Blue and Mrs. Dorothy
Robert Taylor, clerk at the C. P.
Martin store, has the mumps this
week.
Mrs. Clyde Ball has been quite
lick from an infection following
the extraction Of some teeth. She
IS improving.
Karl Wild made a business trip
10 Bozeman last week.