davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1945-01-04
Misses Dresses Reduced

One and two piece rayon crepe and wool dresses
in black, brown, red, green, beige fuchsa, blue
and rust. Sizes 10 to 20 in the group.
10, were s1s.s5. Now------s $3.50
6, less than " price. Now--------s14 -s145o
3, were $22.s5 to $2975. $3.50
3, were $29.75 to $39.75. Now-S222
6, were $35. -S2s25
70. were $39.75 and $4s75 $3.50
Misses Two-piece Wool Suits in ftted and box
coat styles. Gray. rust, green, beige purple and
gold-color. Sizes 10 to 20 In the group.
10, were $45 and more. $3.50
II, were $6o.76 to $6s.75. Now-------s37.2s
whL-Mnsses' Dresses Third Floor
Evening star., 1945-01-04
Juniors Royon Dresses, $3.50
Were S+.95 and SS.95

100 dresses In black, brown and green, Also some
prints. One and two piece styles Sizes to Is.
- Fitted Coats in brown blue labeled for fabric
content Sizes to 15 Were $1s95 to $22.95.
50 Short and Long -sleeved Blouses, cottons and
rayons In assorted colors. Sizes to Is. Were
$195 and more.
30 Skirts, solid colors and paids labeled for fabric
Now Sl.e5
w&I-Down Stairs store Junior Misses Apparel.
Evening star., 1945-01-04
Girls Winter Goats, $5.s5
Were s7.95

80 reversible and tweed coats labeled for fabric
content, in assorted colors. Sizes to Is.
80 Girls Sweaters all wool in fitted and box
styles. Assorted colors. Sizes 7 to H. Were $325
to s395. Now s13S
W&L-Down Stairs Store, Girls Apparel
Evening star., 1945-01-04
Misses injured Coots, SIS
Were SIS and More

IL wool worsteds and tweeds In fitted and boxy
opSiCc, oAoSA, oAo~A oAo UiuS SiANS IL W 1O
Misses Leather lined Wool Fleece Topcoats natk
ural only, sizes 10, II and 49, Were $3s75 Now szl
Womens injured Dress Coats wool worsted In
fitted Styles navy and blue, sizes 1914 to 241s
Were $3s75 Now ---S2 SIS
W&L-Down Stairs Store, Goats and Suits
Evening star., 1945-01-04
Fur Coots Greatly Reduced

Northern Back Dyed Muskrat Goats, sizes 10 and
IL. Were 1854. S2S2
Black-dyed Caracul Lamb Coat, size H. Was
1854. Now Sls8
: Sable-dyed Wallaby Costs, sizes IL and H. Were
Sz34. NO"
Dyed Northern Flank Muskrat Coats, sizes a. 16
and IL. Were $31s. observation-disclosures s22z
Black-dyed Pony Fitted Coat, size II. Less than
Southern Flank-dyed Muskrat Coat, size IA. Was
I Northern Flank k-dyed Muskrat Coat size IA. Was
$234. Now S15O
Northern Flank dyed Muskrat Coats, sizes H. IA,
Is. Were $31S. Now w--Sl6 Sl62
1 Baum Marten-dyed Skunk Jacket, size H. Was
Prices include 20s6 tar
W6L-Fr Salon, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1945-01-04
Junior Misses Skirts, $1.o5

Less than Y price
so rayon and wool skirts in pleated or high-rise
waistline styles. Black, brown, green, red and
gold-color. Sizes to Is.
so Juniors Suits and Dresses, labeled for fabric
content, in boero fitted styles. Pastel colors.
Sizes to 15 Were $1095 and more. Now s5.95
Is Juniors Goats and Suits, all-wool in tailored
and dressy styles. Assorted colors. Sizes to IS.
Less than u price. Now S12 to SIS
W&L-Junior Misses Apparel Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1945-01-04
Living and Dining Room
Furniture Greatly Reduced

Living Room Furniture
1 Poker Table, standard size lined oak with felt
playing surface. Originally $53 Now $3.50
1 Oval-top Glass-top Beverage Table, wheat-hnish
hardwood legs. Originally $3.50. Now -S19.75
1 Lamp Table, square glass top and shelf wheat
finish hardwood legs. Originally S2450. Now STATS
l Lamp Table, glass top and shelf, wheat-fnish
hardwood legs Originally s2450. Now STATS
Wall Mirrors, 3Sx38-inch frame plate glass; an
tique-effect gilt frame. Originally $40. Now S45
l Victorian Sofa walnut carved frame, green cotton
tapestry cover. Originally s215. Now s139
1 Lawson Chair blue cotton brocatee. Less than
u price Now -------------- S2975
1 Lawson Chair, wine cotton brocatelle. Less than
Pine Bookcase. maple finish, four shelves 40
inches wide. Originally $3.50. Now ------ S14.50
Barrel back Chairs rose. or green cotton broca-
tele. Less than 12 price. Now----------- S29.75
Tufted back Lounge Chairs. gray cotton tapestry
with floral design. Less than u price. Now S3975
l Modern design Lounge Chair, rose cotton. Less
than u price Now -------------------S $3.50
/ Regency Lounge Chair, beige cotton. Less than u
price. Now L------ ------- SS5
Tufted- back Lounge Chair, 80G5 horsehair filling
rose, cotton damask. Less than u price. Now SIS
Dining Room Furniture
Dinette Table, solid birch in natural prima
finish. 34x34-inch top with two l0-inch leaves
Originally s33 so. Now - s24.50
l Arm Chair, mahogany, blue simulated cotton
harcloth seat. Originally STATS. Now --S1075
l Hepplewhite- te-desgn Dining Table solid mahogany
with three extension leaves. Originally s82 so.
Now - $780, $3.50
1 Duncan Phyfe design Dining Table mahogany
veneer and gum three extension leaves. Origi-
nally $5975 Now ------------------------S3 S3S75
w&L-Furniture, Sixth Floor.
Evening star., 1945-01-04
Cotton. Knee-Hi Socks, 25c
Less than " price

Less than " price
$50 pairs for outdoor wear. Red navy brown, beige
Sizes to 1914.
W&L-Childrens Hosiery, Fourth Flor.
Evening star., 1945-01-04
Women's Dresses, $8.7S
We're SIPS

So long -sleeved rayon crepe dresses In fuchsia,
blue, green, brown and black, sizes IL to 90.
Two-piece Rayon Crepe Suit Dresses in gray,
wine and black, size 2412 Were $895. Now S5.75
W&L-Down Stairs Store, Women's and Misses
Dresses
Evening star., 1945-01-04
Misses Dinner and
Evening Dresses Reduced

Rayon marquisette. net, crepe and chiffon IN
white, pink. blue, aqua yellow and navy. Sizes 10
to 20 in the group
H. less than "a plce. -SS.1S
Is, were $2s.75 and more. -s1s.Ss
10, less than u price Now Seas
w&L-Misses' Formal Wear, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1945-01-04
Teen-oge Goats,
s1O.95, $16.95
Were SI9.95 and Nor,

" ere yIy.V5 ana More
Dress-up and sports coats, labeled for fabric con-
tent
plain colors and tweed mixtures sizes 10, IA and
Is. Were $2975 and more. Now ------ S16.95
10, in green, tan, gold, brown and rust, sizes H.
IA and Is. Were S1995 and more. Now Sl0.95
9 Gray Wool Flannel Toppers with red collars, sizes
10 and IL. Less than Il price. Now s7s5
W&L-Girls Apparel Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1945-01-04
WooI-Iined Mittens, S pair
Less than " Price

Less ffaN " Price
IS pairs Of colored rnttens In green blue and red
Also natural clipped wool with green palm. Sizes
medium and large.
W&L-Down Stairs Store Gloves
Evening star., 1945-01-04
Misses, Women's Dresses
$7.95 Were SIO.95 and sI3.9S

so printed dresses in rayon crepe jersey and spun
rayon. Sizes IL to 1S and 1612 to 24Ia.
s. Dresses printed cottons and striped seersuckers
Sizes II to IA and 1s1a to 261a. Were $s.s5 and
% One and Two Piece Rayon Dresses in coral pur-
pie, gray and American Beauty. Sizes IL to 1s
Were slo.s5 and more. Now
W8sL-Inexpensive Dresses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1945-01-04
Women's Warm Wool Hose, 65e

Ireguars but unaffected in uar APPEARANCE and GEAR
Good hose will lot Of colds this may
black toupe or brown tones. Sizes to H.
Evening star., 1945-01-04
DOWN STAIRS STORE l}2l..kZl.l,sz
Women's Hondboss, 60c

Less than Y, price
100 bags, pouch and envelope styles in rayon fale
simulated leather and wool felt Black brown,
turf, red and yellow.
Prices include 20ee tar
W&L-Down Stairs Store, Leather Goods
Evening star., 1945-01-04
Infonts' Long Hose, 18c pair
Were 29c pair

" ere E1C p0ff
500 pairs in white cotton only; also andets In
white, pink and blue. Sizes to 51a.
so Dolls in pink and blue cotton dresses, and bon
nets. Less than u price. Now ------------ 75c
20 Collapsible Wood Play Pens with Masonite floors
Were $995 Now S495
Now $3.50
W&L-Down Stairs Store, Infants Apparel.
Evening star., 1945-01-04
Sterling SiIverwore Reduced

Sterling Silver Hurricane Lamps. Were $11 90
81 Pairs Salt and Peppers glass with Sterling sill
yer tops. Were $150 Now-9 zoe
3 Sterling Silver and Glass Sugar Bowls. Were
81 .96. Now
l Glass and Sterling Silver Cream Pitcher. Was
Sterling Silver Salt Shakers. Were 1924 Now
sale
21 Sterling Silver Compotes. Were sl1.50. Now Ss
Sterling Silver Compotes Were $50. Now, $3.50
/ Sterling Silver Basket. Was S6 so. Now $3.50
1 Sterling Silver Compete. Less than "a price.
NOW -------------------------. S2.40
Low Sterling Silver Compete Was S9.48. Now, Sc
Pairs Sugar and Creams. Were $3.50. Now, $3.50
Candlesticks Were S792. Now
Candlesticks Were S5.67. Now S4.50
Pairs CandIesticks Were, pair, s5.67. Now, s4.5o
Prices include 2oee tar
W&L-Silver Room, First Floor.
Evening star., 1945-01-04
Teen-oge Sweaters, $2.9s
Were s5.95

40 slip-over sweaters In pink, blue, brown, lilac,
gold and tan WOOL sizes IL to l6.
W&L-Girls' Sportswear, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1945-01-04
Were S2.95 to s5.95

IS Novelty weave A-wool Slip-on Sweaters in
black, spice. tan, brown, blue and maize Sizes "a
to 40. Were $3.95. Now 49, -S1 S1.95
80 Rayon Sports Dresses in brown and green sizes
IL to 18. Were S795 Now w---S3.95
Evening star., 1945-01-04
Collection Of Smart Handbags, $40

" ere yz.4U and MOfe-briceS include 2O1o f0r
many handbags choose from oe corded royon
CLOTH synthetic leather pouch envelope and honde STYLES
Block brown, turf, green
Stairs Store Leather Goods
Evening star., 1945-01-04
Little Girls Jumpers, $1.o5

25 cotton jumpers with white cotton embroidery
trim Brown and dark green. Sizes 4, 5, 6 and 6x.
Is Checked Rayon Taffeta Dresses. Sizes to 6.
Were $3.95. Now S195
36 Blouses cotton or rayon shirtwaist and peasant
styles Sizes 2, 4, S, and 6x. Were 81 95. Now CSC
So Corduroy Helmets, blue and dark green. Sizes
small, medium and large. Were $110. Now---75c
W&L-Juvenes' Apparel, Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1945-01-04
Junior Boys Reversible Goats
Tissue and Makeup Boxes
Greatly Reduced


Clear glass boxes to keep in your bedroom bath
room and kitchen.
10, were s1.25. Now 75c 1,was s1s5 Now $125
T. were SITS. Now Csc. 4were $3.50 Now $3.50
TO- were 50. Now - 81 2, were $3.50 Now s25o
5, were $1.75. Now CSC 2were 81. so. Now 75c
Clear Glass Powder Jars. Were ST. Now SOC
Redwood Serving Tray Was s2s5. Now sl5e
1 Half-round PIywood Hamper. Was $685. Now
$295
i Scrub Mop. Was ST. Now ow-------5 SOC
White Enamel Pail Was 81. So Now 75c
1 Wooden Bar, complete with equipment. Less
tnan "a price. Now -.---- S495
White Enamel saucepot. Less than y price Now
81
10 Outdoor Grill Pancake Turner's, black metal
Were 50. Now 81
l Portable Bar. with glasses, bottles and ice tub
Was S795. Now ----- S495
1 Number Universal Food Chopper. Was s295
Now s0
! Wooden Pecan Utility Serving Tray. Was SO
Now -------- s.
1 Ten-quart Enamel Kettle. Was s225 Now SIPS
Three piece Carving Sets, with stay handles
Were $10.50. Now $5.25
l Tray for Cory Coffee Maker Set. Was s4s5 Now
$295
1 Silver Chest walnut finish Holds 200 pieces.
1 Unpainted Utility Table with drawer Was s775
Now S495
10 Kitchen Step Stools, all white, red and white or
blue and white. Were $425. Now - $3.50
] Kitchen Step Stool with back white with blue
Were $4.95. Now -------------- ----- S295
Folding Ironing Boards, 54-inch Were So Now So
1 Black and White Wooden Step Stool. Was 1896
Now --------- ----- ------------ So
IL China Dripolators, Soup size. Were 1.65. Now
CSC
IL Metal Waste Baskets. Were So .95. Now 50
10 Round Metal Serving Trays Were 50. Now $1.25
W6L-Housewares, Eighth Floor.
Evening star., 1945-01-04
Lomps and Shades Reduced

TobIe Ldmps
/ Green Cracked, cotton fabric shade. Was $3.50
1 Chinese Red Plaster, paper parchment shade.
Was $3.50. Now $3.50
/ Decorated White Glass Hurricane Lamp and
Globe. Was s1o.50. Now $3.50
1 Figure 1.-TWO anmals) Pottery, paper parch-
ment shade. Was $3.50. $3.50
Lamp Shades
8-s-inch Pleated Paper Boudoir. Were ST.
Now --------------.- .--.- Csc
3-16-inch Hexagon Print Were $3.50 Now So
1-20-inch Square Print, cut corners. Was $3.50.
Now -------- $3.50
2-16-nch Square Print cut corners. Were s6 SO
5-19-inch Rayon, reflector or regular type. 2 egg
SHE'LL beige. Were $3.50. Now .--------- S3.95
W&L-Lamps and Shades Seventh Floor
Evening star., 1945-01-04

slightly soiled and faded. Sizes "a to 40.
10 Blazer Jackets labeled for fabric content, in
brown, navy blue with contrasting binding. Sizes
IL to Is. Less than u price Now w----------$ $2.95
W6L-Down Stairs Store Sportswear.
Women's, Misses Dresses
" Less than " price
so dresses in printed rayon and rose blue beige
rayon. Sizes IL to A.
25 Womens Rayon Dresses in prints. Sizes 3S to
"A. Were S595. Now -- - $3.50
W6L-Down Stairs Store. inexpensive Dresses
Evening star., 1945-01-04
Boys Tennis Shoes, 80 and $50

Aboy them muchoh sturdy cotton with synthetic rub
Stores
Evening star., 1945-01-04
Misses and Women's Wool Sweaters, '3s5

Irregaarsbaf nothing to affect APPEARANCE armh
really wonderful eoeon-ses for onecordeons-
Fine knocordng
coors too-eh blue pink no moize coro
fuchsio and black Sizes 81 to 40.
&I- stass Store sportwar.
Evening star., 1945-01-04
ChiIdren's Knitted Creepers, 78e

Irresaars. unaffected in earine quality and Appearance
Such practical necotton toddno youno
Pink white blue and moixe. Sizes and z
Store. and juvenile Apparel
Evening star., 1945-01-04
Misses Attractive Housecoats, SIS
Were s3.95

Youso often need onethe e-t
short seevesn pink blue
storeU nderwear
Evening star., 1945-01-04

Rayon Lace Long Dinner Dresses, blue and rose.
Sizes 20 and 10. Less than " price Now $1S.75
Long Dinner Dresses of rayon crepe with bead
or lace trim Blue. fushia and aqua. Sizes 20 to
A. Were $45. Now ---- $33.15
W&L-women's Formal Wear, Third Floor
Evening star., 1945-01-04
Womsn's Felt Hats, $2.25
Less than v price
$50 fur felt and wool felt hats In an assortment Of
styles and colors.
WAL-Mllinery. Third Floor.
Womsn's Dresses, $14.ss
Ne. f10 0S

IS one and two-piece plain and printed rayon
crepes In blue brown, gray and aqua. Sizes Is
to ~, 14la to 24h.
Is Women's Rayon Crepe Dresses in black, blue and
brown. Sizes 1914 to 241a, 10 to a. Were 1885.
Women's Rayon Crepe Dresses in black and navy.
Sizes IL, 1S, SO, ~. Were sss75. Now ------ SIS
Women's Rayon Crepe Dresses, some with con-
trasting color trim Sizes Is to TO- 10. Were $4975
Now -------- $3.50
W&Lr-Womens Dresses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1945-01-04

Misses Tweed Coots, $33.75
Were SIS
is imported wool herringbone tweed coats in
classic. raglan sleeve box styles. Gray and tan in
sizes IL to 49,
10 Misses Casual Coats In wool monotone and
fleece, with removable wolf collars. Brown and
blue Sizes IL to 1S Were $71.7o including 2oTo
tax. Now, including 20eo $444o
W&L-Coats and Suits, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1945-01-04
Mems PIoin-coIor Shirts, $2.15

Weye S3.05 ~,
Isl shirts of Austinized 7OTo rayon and 800 cot
ton. Sizes IA to 161z. Blue, amber and sand in
the group.
160 pairs Warm Hose in 800 cotton and 10ee wool
patterns, 500 cotton and 500 WOOL ribs and all
wools Grays, blues, browns. Sizes 101a to IL in
the group
121 pairs. Were Csc. Now-4 45c
80 pairs Were 81. Now w-65c 65c
W&L-The Mems Store, Second Floor.
Junior Boys Reversible Goats
$3.50 We're sI2
9, maroon or tan Qabeled for fabric content)
Sizes 4, 6 and g.
Wool Sports Coats, blue checks Sizes 16 and IT,
W6L-The Boys Store, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1945-01-04

wSL-Down stairs Store Infants Apparel.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-16

vOtiOns were led hy MIS- Mary WI
hanson. The recent runma@c safe
was most successful. and also the
sale OF Christmas card, is about
completed, after other reports. I.
:oCial hour was enjoyed during
V hich refreshments were served
and Bin2o was enjoyed. The assist
ant hostcssvs were Mrs. Harry Adj
Lins. Mrs. Carrie Kitchens. Ms.
Helen Melvin and Ms. Almond
Hobbs. The December meeting will
hc held at the home OF Mrs. Clyd,
Miller
The W. :. {. :. of Trinity Nctho-
dist Church held last week in the
chapel of the church. Mrs. Earl
Sylvester prrsidcd Mrs. Gcor-c
Potter had Char9c ot the devotional
exercises while the pru4ram WAS in
charge of Mrs. Ruth Ncmish. Final
given and they disclosed that near
ly 430 had been served. Reverend
I. &. Jones addressed the society
concerning the tVan&clistjc CRU
Sadc soon To he started. \ nominal
ing committee was named to select
the officers for The coming year.
these to be elected at the Dtccnht +
meeting. Each member i, asked to
hrinG some articles as Il Child4
Sift for the christmas box which is
to be packed and sent to the Child
lenS Home The December mrctin
Will he Christmas party with IT,,
circle of MIS- Sylvester in char-c
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-16

Nj aad Mrs NIham .;r"onhur@ OF
rMla,llhla
Airs. j. X N,I.lamc. AIRS. pors
HrEj'. WH MGs lIal"l No" were
Mfmr-tuu visitors un Saturday
lI.ur.uaur aHd Nss. James
.;mIu ay r.ccIlin4 con4ratula-
upla ar.u iAo arrival uf "a baby
rar Jum,s Roy. born ar the Nrur
G.u.t.I Hospital ON Monday.
Ma. ud Mrs. Ed4a Grayhcal
aI som l;onHie ot Ed2owood Md.
nr" tHr u,,h-,md with hrr mo
tH Mt- f.UAah"}h Schwartz.
,a-r,o ~gD.yaut Jor GoUrlcy OF
C.rap NcCunh OF Nchluaka is
nHdIua @r-duy tUloueh with
I- par.nls Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Gobr!,y.
Pnyat. George Davidson of New
Noh ClIY spent the Wcvk-cud with
M~ family hrlo
49, ana Mrs Arthur Taylor OF
IlHrju4tou Nerr 4uc-rs oI her sis
I.H uad h.uthci-ju-uW Mr.. and
Nls L,onasd NHIon,y on Thurs
day
Mis-. EiHhysh Boone underwent
I'm urclnjjou On arr rYr at the Am-
cr.cau Stomach Hospital in Phila-
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-16

delrhia la>r Wcck she returned en-
Thursday Very much improved
Mr. uud Mrs John hui4ht ton
m'riy OF IJttlc Cr,oh. have moved
Ia tn" home They recently rnrchas-
cd from her father. rornin Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. Jamys Kcutou have
purchased the house known rs thr
Faulkner house. They ave Twins
AT present on Il farm. ncur town.
Mr.. and Mrs Rohrt Reynolds ui
Baltimore spent The week -orlI with
her parents. Mr. and MIS-. Homer
Wri@ht
Mr. ana Mrs Frank Nurlla and
eramdson, Frank OF l.,Wc~ Mrs
Fannie Mullen. Mrs Anita Smith
and Miss Jean Ramsey ol WIhuin2
ton and Mrs Laura carter of bo-
yer We're entertained ON Sunday
hy Mrs Bculah WRIGHT ana Miss
Frances Wright Othc} recent
guests OF the WIiehrs were Ar
and Mrs G.. H. l.uddy and dau>h-
ten Janet and Nh and Mrs. Paul
~hclmirc ot lvyland, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs William Iliu@lcv
and son Bill" OF CHmdeu were IN,
guests OF hcr parents. Mr.. ana Mrs
William Orvis ON Mouday.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-16
MAGNOLIA

\ "roup ~ ,orr. adu't. m.' ar
~, hcm 1T \F .nU N.- N..t:H
N4loIl@ ON N,I. ~G.> CrM. 1o.
dl:,t.4 pMH 5ut u..HoilHa a.
Mcthodi~l lo0ua Adau I,lIoH-un,
All those WITHIN This #ar 4tu,n Nilf
hr mNitcd to mr.r Nir0 fh,m ON
Ur,cmh,r -. a. Il ,u}..,d dj~6 mo-
ch,ou. Wucn they pltn To 81 am
IT,
i lovely hasL.r ot ,hy~4atn.-
muu> @1- presented ai 'hc ,har. Il
on SUNDAY moHit lu ua5. ~
Mrs Hottie Ecna.dy ~ h.. ,hI-
Gr,1
The " :. 4. $. was omulain,d
en- "Wednesday ,scHiua rs Mrs
Myra NclAail.o Tho president.
Mis- Eub l'4Yjs. p.,1.d.o and COZ
duc,d me usuaI drru;ious alloW
od h} a imin"sa session >I1o.tp
Was contributed ro thr or4aula.
tjpu 10 1aE" Du. mt,. ot The ov.-
ter snpp,r thH "uS eW,u up.
y motion was adopted 10 H..
,r,a~" ON mjs~iouaty pl-lac. 5
fCpp'i pI jiu Jt'ill%Ulu { uNlel.nC.
oi fhr not,r W@lriot of The ~. =
e.. s. held lit Gror@ctoWu on O..
tobcr -. Ms given by MIS-. Na4.
9ar.l FartoW ii. meubrrS a1trnd
cd 'his mc,jlu@ UHc urN memhu3
Vas added, Alr~ Lutli" Lod4c Mr."
EstrIia Roc Na- chairman oG TN,
Tro9tam "Hd Mrs IIMIau MclI
Naino rynd,"rd a 4aVo .pl9 upc
entertained Wi'a uusical ~
lnauc, and tH,n Il histories! qrl
Was conducted. Hostess served .o
Refreshments. \ Christmas par,
Will he feature oi the Dycembc
meeting.
Mrs. Frances %tuhhs srcal ,h
Weekend With her auu ana uu.b
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-16

\ number from hero ait'ndrd
The mucral Of Mrs. Fred l-"lrh/'n
ol Philadelphia ON TUESDAY al
Camden. lnlrrmcnt at odd Fellows
cemetery Mr. Iorcnz"n $ mother.
N,S. Katie LorcnZcn ana TWO OF
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-16

his sisters. Mrs Howard Williams
and Mrs. Horace Johnson. live here.
TO say the right thing, no more.
no less, and then stop, takes
thought
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-16
Tuesday, Nov. 20, AS
Beginning at the Hour of
$3.50 O'CLOCK \. VI.

The following Personal Property:
Farmall II Tractor with power lift and tractor |.
disc
| Farnlall II Tractor and disc;
| AlllS Chalmers Tractor and disc; all above (
tractors with rubber tires; !
] Set tractor CuVatOrS;
l-inch tractor ploWS, international. , on rub
bCr:
Four-vhccl, rubber tire buggy new with full
leather top made by lIoughton Sulky Com
Chevrolet II ton Trucks-19ll model; stake
bodies:
Ford Truck l ton, 1911 model Mercury mo-
l AlIis Chalmers Combinc-C omplctc with
sprcader and cleaner;
II Mules, Years old and upward. $50 to 1900
lbs each, good work mules
, Sets team discs front and rear sections
Sulky ploWs, Oliver
) Riding cutivatols Intclnationa;
Walking cutvatolS;
) Walking cutNatOrS, large with lever:
Oliver No. 10 double pI0W;
, Single ploWs;
One-m;n Picker Potato planter, practically
11hoc Superior drill
/ l2-hoc Superior drill each with small seed
and fertilizer attachments;
/ WccdCr
> Double dragS;
| 3-Scction drag;
| Barrel spray;
| lroW dry duStcr;
| lrOW Traction wet spr;,ycr:
lroW corn planter;
row corn planters;
, Moving machines Oliver;
| Hay rake;
! Hay tCddCr;
| Cutipackcr;
seed SOWCr;
Lime SOWCr:
Heavy lumber wagon:
Medium 2-h0rSp wagon:
loW~d0Wn wagons;
Horse cart;
Complete mower windtow attachment;
GrindStonC;
Ditch bank ScOOns
Lot of BRIDES, collars, names and traces.
Several mower bladCS
Lot OF puIcyS and chains;
lot of cuvator teeth of I'LL sizes;
Lot of single and double trees;
Lot of hog wire;
Lot of pump pipe;
Lot of used corrugated iron roofing:
Lot OF SprayCr pipe and noZZlcS:
| Pair tire chains;
Wise;
l Revolving bolt cabinet with 10 compartments
for various size bolts
l Set platform scales;
Hay carrier and forks and lot of rome for emma.
Lot of window and door frames;
1900 Tomato baskets, many used only once;
il&c corn ShcHcf, capacity 73 to 100 bu per
hour and other machinery tools imnomcnt.
and supplies TOO numerous to mention
TERMS OF SAI.E:-An sums undo, s,oooo
cash on day Of sale; on amounts over S1OO 0o ono
third cash and the balance in four months the crcdt
portion to bear interest at SIX per cent and TO bo
secured to the satisfaction of the UNDERSIGNED
AT the above sale luncheon will bc sc,vod ,t
moderate cost by the Ladies Of Grdctrcc Nntbod;t
Church.
will also receive offers for purchase # ,;t
contract OF StaVc and frame ono hoad;m
saw and frame, used steam boiler 60 II p ,nd
lot of shatting and pullcys and other mill machinery
any Of which may be seen by prospective purchayors
on application to the undersigned
MERWIN P. SEIBY
Girdletrec, Maryland
tuci0ncerS:
FRED A. CULVER
WILLIAM r. PETITT
THOMAS WINDER