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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-25
WATKINS {. WRIGHT

Da TOAST, anu lOulAu HSESCA MOu-
dering just how much Aunt Miner
va had told Philip Brownell about
her-and her hasty retreat from
Lakeville. Suddenly she wanted
very much to know the truth. Like
her Aunt Minerva, she wanted to
get everything cleared up, out in
the open.
Did Aunt Minerva tell you MY
story?" she asked finally.
Philip looked at her, his eyes
deep with understanding.
"You mean-the Paul Went
worth episode ?" he said.
That" said Helen, as what l
mean. So she did tell you?"
"Yes," said Philip. "She seems to
feel that everything turned out for
the best in that case also"
Helen forced a smile. II told you
she was the worlds worst optimist,
didn't II"
Aunt Minerva also feels that we
have quite a bit in common" Philip
added.
Eyes, so she told me-" said Helen.
How do you feel about it?"
Philip wanted to know. Il mean,
do you think II has all turned out
for the best?"
I'm not quite sure-yet."
mot sure-after two years or
more ?"
NO" said Helen. She felt a
strange urge to be perfectly honest
with the man there facing her.
Having a wife walk out on you in
order to go on with career is one
thing-having a man walk out on
you, so that he can elope with
someone else. is something else
again"
Il reckon it was pretty. hard to
take" said Philip.
Especially hard in town
where everyone knows YOU" said
Helen. She leaned forward a little
and talked softly. "Of course, look
ing back, can see now that it was
bit on the-the melodramatic
side. Girl down at church figuring
how much white cheesecloth she
would need to tack down the aisles
"a Negro boy finding her there and
delivering a note saying that the
groom-elect was running of to
marry someone else"
But why in the devil did the
man send a note to you therein
the church ?" Philip asked.
Helen managed a smile. "A very
sensible question:" she said. THE
boy had been told to deliver the
note right away--and he finally
found me at the church-makln9
plans - dreaming dreams - wide
eyed maiden, all set TO march up
an aisle trailing a train and a veil. u
Philip reached across the table
and laid hand over one Of Helen's
Helen" he said, you're sweet
darned sweet"
Thanks" said Helen. But don't
feel that you must hand me line
Just TO soothe my broken heart"
Il don't believe It's broken,
Philip retorted. And when you
take into consideration the fact
that Wentworth showed extreme
bad judgment, it"
Maybe he didn't" Helen inter
rupted.
AT least I think So" Philip re-
torted. 1--WE seen the present Mrs
Wentworth"
whether or not you're handing
me a line" said Helen, you are
good for my ego" She released hei
hand and patted the back Of Phil
ip's. I'm beginning to think thai
Diana showed pretty bad judgment
Leaving you and Dick for tht
stage"
Thanks" said Philip. whether
she showed bad judgment or not
there was the matter OF duty
husband, a son, a home"
Aunt Minerva says you've made
very fine job Of bringing up YOU
boy"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-25
STAGE ooaSCREEN

her. You're too warm. You have
too much heart for the role
so" added Virginia, Struggling
her shapely shoulders, You can't
win either way"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-25

TRIESTE-TNS - Yugoslav-con-
trolled newspapers In Trieste Tea.
turned Thursday what apparently
was q statement Nv Marshal TITO
in whcih he reiterated his conten.
tion that the Yu-oslavs have a
riqht to remain in Trieste "as
allies"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-25

INTERNATIONALLY proposed
S2.5OO-a-year taX-free expense al
lovance for members o. Congress
drew criticism Thursday from Sen
ator George tDGa.) as bad ex-
ample to other taxpayers.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-25
Fifty Years Ago

Fire broke out in Gus Fngees tailor shop Kings
+y and completely ruined and damaged the building
considerably The supposed have been started by
coal from the goose.
The bicycle club has selected June their
ond annual The prizes offered valued $500
The Society will give air the
balcony Of The Hawkins House. the evening OF June q.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-25
Half Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

Mrs George Lockwood reelected vice president and Mrs
George Ca mite secretary the Methodist Womans Mis-
sonay society OF the district at the district onven
Monroe.
Mrs Alice Rabbit Bennett formerly This city has been
NOTED 10 general supesorshp Of the grade schools Of st.
Joseph.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-25
HAT TER and
u q. Fact or two

- II MI ~ wv
Daniele da Volterra, painter.
was called the breechesmaker
because he was once commits
stoned to add draperies to some
OF the figures in the painting.
THE Last Judgment"
Rice is mentioned in the Tai
nfad and Is rs:syTod to~ss, Ss,ss
merous Greek writers. 1t prob
ably originated in India approx
imately 5000 b. c.
The earth travels 5S4. 5000
miles on its yearly trip around
the sun. approximately 1,6o1,6o4
miles a day.
The Pennsylvania Academy OF
Fine Arts is the oldest art aSso-
citation in the United States
GRANDPAPPY JE n h N y
says he can withstand the rigors
of this blackberry winter"
weather as long as he rcmem-
bers that just around the corner
is watermelon and roaStin'-ear
summer.
When 'round-the-eioek bomb
ing of Japan begins the Eips
will realize their time has come.
|
June certainly is our fdVorite
month. Aside from its promised
fine weather, this next, one con-
i0ins five pay days.
!
One report has winston
Churchill smoking an average
OF "a Of those big. fat cigars a
day. We don't believe it-noi
even the British prime minister
could keep in matches for such
a feat.
!
In the postwar world, no
doubt, the small town folk will
rise early to watch the 5:4S a.
m. express fly over.
I
New ice box manufacture be-
gins in July. Zodok DUmkopf
says IFS about high time the
freezen were vnfroIen.
The canary's heart, according
to Photographs. beats very rap
Idly. Yours would; too-if you
were in Jail for life and never
could find out what the charge
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-25
THEY Say

New York-Gen. Courtney II
Hodges, commander OF the L. S.
First Army en- route to Japan from
Germany: 81 haven't met the Japs
in combat yet, but know that
they are tough fighting men and
that defeating them will prove diff
ficult. I'd say they are just as
tough as the Germans We're"
Spokane. Wash.-Lewis B. Sch
wellenbach, new secretary OF labor:
The tasks Of Secretary OF Labor
during the next two or three years
will be very difficult because Of
postwar readjustment. but you
can't turn down the President of
the United States, especially in
times like these"
Charleston. S. C.-Commerce Sec
rotary Henry A. Wallace: THE
free flow of goods and services in
large volume is the only means
whereby all nations can hope to
participate in common opportuni-
ties for maintaining high stand
ards Of living
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-25

BANIsHiNG JITrERBUGs. Jtterbugs may claim the
center of attention the dance floor, but Edison
power house is place for large, heavy equipment
to start doing jig When huge fan mounted
hundred feet above the ground, turbo-generator
weighing 500 TONS jitterbug, something has to
be done about it. Excessive vibration may cause
damage to the equipment the building and cause
Interruptions to service So of engineers
goes to work with a remarkable vibrationmeter To-
Gates the source of the trouble and measures the
amount of vibration Then he corrects the condition
by balancing the equipment or isolating it from the
building structure by suitable means
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-25
Rural Events
TODAY
Frains Lake

The Mother-Dayghter BANQUET ut
the Dixboro Church, May %, $50
p. M.
York
Lewis School closes Friday with
a nicnir
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-25

MEkT-poINT SrRETCHER =. Our Home Servcs
Department offers this modern version OF old
Scotch recipe. 1t is easy on the ration book 80
Supper Pie
tbsp. minced onion n tsp. salt
tbsp. butter Ia tap. pepper
1 ID. ground beef can condemned tomato soup
Pie pastry for two-erust pie
Cook onions in butter until soft Add ground beef and
cook until barely brown; then add condensed tomato
soup Sprinkle with salt and pepper and mir WE'LL Linz
9-nch pie plate with short pastry, rolled -inch thick
Moen edges of crust with cold water Fill pie she'll with
meat mixture. Prick top crust and place pie brush
with melted butter and bake in moderate 375 r. for
one hour, or bake in a hot $50 f. for IS minutes,
and then decrease heat TO $50 p and bake IS minutes
longer. Serves sir.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-25

SUNDAY
~" London -
Picnic. following Methodist
Church Home Coming Service, in
the church basement, coffee fur
nished by W.S.CS.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1945-09-01
BENTONIA, MISS.

The Most Worshpful King David Grand Lodge A. F.
A. NJ, Benton Lodge No. 106 at Benton Mississippi Queen
Grand Chapter Order of Eastern STAR held its first
anniversary July 49, 1945 at Ebenezer NJ E. Church
Ruth Chapter from Canton Adah Chapter from Benona
and Fields Chapter from Jackson present. Rev. L.
January from Vicksburg Mississippi preached the
niversary sermon which wonderful and enjoyed by
ALL The of $9777 raised Brother Billie Perry, w.
M. and Secretary Georgana Bell W. M
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1945-09-01
BACK FROM OVERSEAS

S/Sgt. George Luse, OF Mr.. and Mrs w. H Luse
Calhoun Avenue, is just back from twenty (2 months
overseas the entire time of which spent in Italy He
with the all Negro 332nd Fighters group commanded
by Col Benjamin S. Davis Sgt. Luse and his wife are
spending his thirty days leave here with his parents
cept for week which they will spend in Lexington with
Mrs Luse parents At the expiration of his leave he will
go San Antonio Texas where he hopes get early
discharge.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1945-09-01

Williams here for few days Through
Mr.. Austen Broomfield has returned home from War
rem, Ohio, where he visited his children and friends.
Mr. Claude Bibbs spent pleasant stay in Chicago
While there he attended business the College
for his mother, Mrs. Thenia Bibbs.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1945-09-01
THE PEOPLE WE KNOW

- o1fleson recently returned from his summer
~ - spent in Hot Springs, Arkansas. and Chi
esr is Chicago with her daughter,
pti also her William Fletcher after
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-27
MAY 5th. 1915

Vt l;"o T.. NJ ~. ". TD
rho following q, .crihrd Real Is
tate, tu-Wt:
vi that contain tract. piece or par
ccl q, land SjiuHt,. LYING ana being
~ Milford llndrcd, kcnt County and
stat" "f Delaware. said tract hring
appToNnnat'ly l,U"o feet west of the
intersection of tn. duPonl Boulevard
and Nor1h Walnut Street in the city
of Milford, horndcd as follows:
on TIM east hN lands Of Albert
klrk. on tuv west hy u dirt road, the
WcSt side OF which runs parallel with
lrud~ OF y Russell Robbins, un The
north by another dirt road the On
trance Ia WmCh Is between lands ni
Cnll scarborough and lands OF Albert
kirh. and which loads up 10 ANA he
You'd thu GrSt-mcrtIuE"d dirt rOHd.
and ou the south by lands oi y. Rus
soil Robbins, containing approximate
~ fifteen tl1> acres of iHud. h" th,.
~amr iuUrc ar less. and being tho
~1luc bands and premises conveyed
unto the S;5d William +. Morgan. .Ir..
nnd George :. Jester by deed ot +.
Henderson Davis hearing date the
,llhth day of March. y -. 191t and
ut record in thr Recorder of Deeds at
Dover IN Deed Euok .. Volume Ii.
Tn" improvements thereon being u
onr-.tor& llHtuc live stock sales build
inG. and "a ull"-storN frame office and
Restaurant huiIdjuG.
s,ciz,d aud taken iu execution as
the prop, rtH of William =. Morgan,
Jr Marceii r, Morgan. George :.
lrstct and Marian NJ. Jester. aud will
t, .nlu l,N
rli:p NJ. WILLIAMS. sheriff
Shcrirf'S Office. Dover. Del
Issued April L. 1915. a27-2t
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-27
REDDEN

There will he services at MCCol-
lcHS Church next Sunday morninA
dl !" a. IN. Preston Donovan. Supt
Mn and Mrs. Charles Hurley
were Monday evening guests of MI.
ana Mrs. Robert J. Burton
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Donovan
and family and Jimmy Mitchell
were Monday evening guests of MIR.
and Mrs. Robert Clcndanicl and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Paris Burton were
Saturday evening guests of NIr. and
Mrs. William Walton Jr. and fami-
IT,
MIR. and Mrs. Harvey Pcnucl and
daughter Betty were Sunday even
lnG guests OF Mrs Vernon Walker.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Donovan
and family were Wednesday even
lh& guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Mor@an and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Wilson
were Wednesday evening guests of
MIR. and Mrs Howard Burton and
Nh. and Mrs. Paris Burton.
Miss Edith Rust spent Friday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
'harlcs Rust.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-27
STRETCH YOUR MONEY

By dealing at Stewards. An extra
fine lunch Of baked beans for &c;
pint size salad dressing. zoe; ten
der peas. 16c; and for quality try
the Montco canned corn; Pillsbury
pancake, 12c; MOntcO tea, 25c big
box: the big package of super sudS,
23c; large Ivory snow 23c; try the
Montco luncheOn- spread for sand
wiches. 1Sc. and if you are not sat
isfcd with your cup use Montco
coffee: best creamery butter. Stew
ards Grocery. Milford. 1t
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-27
At oNE O'CLOCK T. NJ
Hllu nr Shnr
TIN tollpWju2:
mon -SIIIOI.n GOODS

AF UNE O'CLOCK T. NJ
Inm or SHINE
TIN tolaWinl:
!oi SEU0Ip GOODS
TW" h,dr"ou suite. h-d tcad. >
~ of -Pltn&:. mattress. wash
i"1WI .rt. feather bod. some pillow
aud holsrrr.s, lot "t Wtua"W shades.
-"u.' ,a}u,l and rI2-. aui ,ouo pic
l'u'. bhn luCutat"r, m' At &rlndrr.
$40 4ulin@ if"ln' ,IorN=. ono
.Li.Iu". co.tl .toNr. Wuod hoatrr
-'"N', one conN .toNe. ] 2ood Estate
'"ll"l" Stove. ol@''lt. several
stands. Gatl lack. several IamrS. (
.'n,h. S;uul ch1lr@. rucNcr chairs. /
-'j"hnoud. good ~rWir& mn,hur. =
'>i.n-'"n Tables. dlrr-icaf 1ahlr. =
@"ud Ituuh.um Iu@-. lots ol di~hr,.
e!''.-Wa''. I"t= aud pans antique
-pn"!l5 Wt."l antiunr conner rlp-
i'u-IG. ulI, Iu3drod N,ulS Old. Vlt / =
"ru" double halri ~hoj gun, old
army &Ilt.
TAENuNG IMPLEMENTS
oi. horse. rlou. cul,ivator. 4>.n,el,
Hcc-. ij', horse SWIu4lr,r-. out
htaml''' rItho. rll, old mon. barn
tlUs k.. ! ~iaur -hoN'l~, h",~. potat,
hrt, tool ,ht.t 'ld tools. ! good
,"ln -h,il,l, baud pot. forks
-tun l.fi. uau clo-~ cut ~aN. uu,
2-lr.tu cross cut -uW. J Ciitrkrl clHtr
] rt"pd.r stove nfUi hoN,t. white .=tck-
some , haah"te. tour bundles shjnt-
49,. -unI' t-rlA c,"l,>, block aut
tnli. ! So Nt-un SPRINGS, ! GOOD dau
larh, bHH-bu=hcl u,".ur.. #cI
actm-. ip'..r rril"f- and tulrurs@.
i..ad corn l'uut,r. pitcher top pump
{ honh ladu,r. htud hc:uu ~rtaYtr.
cow chains. -omo WIro, 1 lawn mower
.uut- com and wheat Snulc SOY heul
hay lu lrtr. Du, good loA cham
TiI,\ \l~ CASH
NIt+. IiNl;\EN -. CI.IrTON
DWur
-. ". Dj,hei. on. Aurtj"iIccr az I'll
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-27
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS

Bids will be received by the state
Board of Health until II noon,
April u. 1915, for the replacement
of two Chevrolet coupcs and one
Ford coupe. 1911 models. Re
placement of these cars to he made
by coupes or town scdans of the
Willys. Ford, Chevrolet, or Ply
mouth class. Lowest or any bid
not necessarily accepted. Spccili-
cations as to type and equipment
may be obtained from:
DIR. EDWIN CAMERON,
Exec. Sccty.
State Board of Health
Dover, Delaware
d1H ot
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-27
CARD OF THANkS

| wish to express my thanks to
every one who was so kind To me
through the illness and passing of
my only child. Mrs Mae Reynolds
Austin. The flowers were bcauti-
full and the message from Mr. De-
Chant comforting, the services of
the Eastern Star were impressive
and will always be remembered as
a beautiful tribute To my dauehtcr's S
memory.
MRS. SALLY NEAL REYNOLDS
4-21-1tD
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-27
ARD OF THANKS

| wish to thank all my relatives
and friends for the beautiful cards
and flowers received while | WAS
in the hospital. Mrs George Pos
ties. Milton. Del. 1tn
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-27
SATURDAY. MAY 5th, 1874.
.NT TWO O'clock +. NJ
Enln OF Sh.Me

liam or Shine
Tn" following d,srrhcd Real Is
j;lt.. tn-Nl:
Nil thu certain lot. pirco and par
ccl ol iaHd. iucaj,d iu Indian liNct
li'Udu'd. S,u~scN County. Delaware.
SITUATED on the NIlI@horo-GrH\b IIill
Road. located IN FRONT ot /o1r Church.
ndlutu'nG Lands IT Edward i;uSt. Ar
mold stale, Frances borcN and h"lt..
cf Frnrk Lawson. deceased Th.s be
u& lh. Inrru of the bate lIouIy Hast =
uu&@. c"ljntulIi.. >>"! acres ot band Ito
acrcs ot 'h.atrd lamb. improved hN =
HN room ft;m, dWrIliu% hott-" and
Other outntlduG+ thereon. with "lcc-
tilcitN
TEEAI~ To-, OF the purchase price
VIII l, demanded on day ot sale. the
huliuc" To Too paid or delivery of -
good and sufficient tuh within ton
days The purchaser Viii pay tn" "N-
r,n1c4 and cost of decd Including IrV-
'' !. It'LoEENcE HASTINGS
liltRM\N II \STINtH
HNI;ItN HASTINGS
HELEN NNI'II.
El'TU STEELE
llcjr+ ot Farm of llrmN
HASTINGS d"rrHerd.
IiarrN Ncll@, Auctlonccr. a2"-"'
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-27
PUBLIC SALE.
Of
Household Goods
viii otter at I'uhlic Auction uu
SATU RDAN, MAY 5th, 1915
Vt ONF. D'IID''N I. VI.
EnIn or .-hIM..

At ONE O'clock L. NJ.
Rain or shin"
At rny ho,4r inrm ur ttr uiu-ront
road Iradin4 from F,lton &" Sand
Town. six nnic~ Wr.t al tcl'nu. I.lH-
wac. Ihr following:
SEHOIH GOODS
Clulh,s trrcS. tuck"rs. many
chairs. laddor-ir,k chair-. stools
and h~nrh".. . mc'ilcrur cabinets, oid
trunks. carhid, In- IRON aud stoves.
wash bowls :pd pitrh,t-. iucs :ud
drmfjuhl5s. Old iluu coui>im4 Nn-.,.ls.
uat IRONS. scN,l.i N.rN old oil Ian -.
oil lamp brackets. pictures and
frames. aIualj Nr.tIu4 desks. iou
hrds. wash stands, 'owol rack. dur
horns. -tal:d@. lur.or. ha~k.iS. ch.ld's
rpek.r cots, iuldiu2 ch:jr~. four pos
ter h,oS l1ae- eu~rldur uuilttuG
frames. book cas-" :,,.d many pthc,
articles Too N.1artoG~ 10 mrution.
Most Of 1h2u .t'tlqH"-
There Wtl also hr offered for s.,lc
"A Mycr. Wa'"r pUmp and St II. /.
ga5olne motor and 55o gallon iron
water tank.
TEENS: CASH day Of sale.
ALBERT T.. WNUIH,N
l'rGun, pcl
Wm Nonta4uc. \uoloarcr
Earh spence, CIeih, a27-2)
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-27
NOTICE T.

Notice is hereby given that Let
ters of Administration were III duc
form of law granted unto the un-
dersigned. on the 18th day OF April
A. d.. 1945, and that all persons
having claims against the estate
of the deceased must present the
same. duly attestcd. TO the sald
James p. Pierce. Jr.. and NJ. Has
well Pierce. Administrators o1 the
estate of Georgia G.. Pierce, deccas-
ed. on or before the 18th day OF
April. 1916. or abide the Act OF
Assembly in such case made ana
provided
JAMES p. PIERCE, JR.
NJ. HASWELL PIERCE
Address. Administrators:
Milford, Delaware. d-'-''
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-27
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our thanks
and appreciation to the people of
Lynch Heights and our many
friends for their sympathy and
floral offerings in the death Of our
wife and mother. Mae Il. Austin
Frank Austin and Family. 1tp
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-27
ARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our apprc-
citation and thanks to our many
friends for cards and flowers in
our recent bereavement. Mrs. Dan
iel Sutherlan and Mr.. and Mrs. J.
+. Sutherlan and Family. If
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-27


TInr" C'"l"s'E h'5'"r.. trr.h tw"
with cHlN,- h> tir.r ld,; oiu,iu
h,ll,r. Wli h, fresh ~ day ol IN.
."lc. GutilU' y COW. tnllkiu@ ;.uud.
J'I..N h"Ilcr. 'lo.. tu .rrlu2or. All
blood u-tcd.
on' Spotted lIor.'. W"i4ht Hos Us.
htad and 4cutl- good work and ..addl.
house. ("unS Nulo. pain Shoots.
tNENuNG IMPLEMENTS
ouo rtdu2 harrow. NrN"rnich-
brrrns: ] 'a.s'. m"W,l, ! NrCurInrrk-
hc'rIuI to"t h'nd"r, l. NrW ldcl
ntanur" -rr"ad'r, '"-' corn planter.
h"r Rake. NJ. - iohu nrrrr
rIdju@ rlaW. 30 I" Oliver ploWS. >
walking hHrruW.. q drt2 h"rfnWs. >
wagons. > wagon hoNr.. tiat I,ck. /
hI21A Whr'lhHrj"W s..i ~nW..r,
''N'lnu' s''d suWcr. lot "i ropc, l"u
tcyl inch cphl, and hl"rk. / .,"od
corn -h.llrr Grlnd-tnnc. toik>, :hu-
Nrls, etc. ST dliNu,2 hlu"~-. ono
doui'l" 80 lcath"r wagon larurst. =
p:lir dnuhlo lu,+. ST rhaIu haru'-s,
tot pluW haruc.... colllrs. hridl,S. ,ir
i.pt ot "r:,m hn'. ioVhlc uN yoke.
/ @in-b. u\ yoke. Euck"Nr hI"odc,
..tove, ivy" 3-2"ll"n -aI\Huiz"d t"u"-
tainS. several cal"u fountains. m'ta'
and wood tr,d"rs.
Lot ct soy i'Hu hay. Si'i'k %lNt'hh
uuWIu.. lot uf 10Y hcHr:
IOI SEIlOIp GOODS
Ou, white cu:urlcd Dulch N,a
cook stow. good a- u,W; p:uatol
,vltcrl ctrum c:tu. rlil> .lIaiu,r
r)as- ,hlru, Mj'trr worker aud PRINT
walu3u cNt,uSiuu tatlc. & dining room
chairs. h,d<. tahi"-. rockets t"Ii'
.rl-. unuju" huard~. glass lar~ How
ar stands Gold ~,.d C"ue"Ilm rus
- L.. like u.W: ] \NHlIniSlor ruG
H. n>" nov; \NmIniS''r UIG
III, y l.. one . Way hridGr limp.
cans laid. Lot Of odds and ends.
TERMS OF SALE CASH
JACK WILLIS
prc aud coffee tor salr l'y MIllor'
Nrcl I.ad,cs' \id.
Walter pickor-ou. Auctionc"r a2o-2
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-27
NOTICE T.

| am not responsible for any bills
unless contracted for by myself
PAUL LARE.
fZ'-"t BridGcyillc. Del.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-27
PUBLIC SALE.
of NiluIhlc
Personal Property

Thr lu.d. .r,d a1 U.r boui.. lu>
Chrljr >t..,j. south Milford. nrI.
l.tl
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LOST

LOST ~ .as ration hn"k. Mls.
Davis lrusou. Milford II
LOST Entiuu l;ooi> 80 T. It t"lud
please rc1uru to Mis- Slur o. Webb.
Drl 1tp
LOST Ealtun I;oul No. . and t.
Will" ShrIt"n. lurl .Sh,ltuG. Power
I.cr shelton. Mltord lIp
I.bSY Identification hroc,ll with
nnnr Jimmy engraved ou it. Finder
trtUn tor reward To- Mrs. Cul!urd
i'HIp'r, NiIt"ld ltp
LOST Identification h:,ccIct. with
uOuc Jimmy engraved ON It, l'iudrl
""tWn for uWard Ia Mrs clifford
Palmer. Milford. TIP
LOST Row boat of %lHu&htc, Beach
ON Apul IT,. lN-iout. > 4,1s oars. >
hU"Ne. "no cork, uu" ir"u Reward
I"nu"l g. Iluch"u-. Slaughter Hrach.
Phone G"6II2. az 81
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SATURDAY. Ai'RII -, 1915
LIVE, ~;I'pCi[

vt ONE O'CLOCK l.. NJ.
Sll\i;I' E1u or .;hn.
I'll, follow iu@:
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TN" to'joWlrsi:
LIVE STOCK
p'- raHr lp"Au mules, VIII work
COWS r>r no*b Guernsey COW.
m:li.hH @"od o,uiN' jl.t -oldD ages
lIH"u& from > to . N,:ti~. nII .slrai4ht
trr" 'iurlM~rA hotter VIII c;lN" hA
.l'DlN. ! Brown SWj~- Cow. / years old.
VIII hy lrc-h iu .llu.. Omr Guernsey
H'rtcdllcd h'rd certificate. ot Cooper
allN" Trh'l'nl"=|S Eradication.
EAI;AHNG IMPLEMENTS
on" l'Hlia.tl FL tl3ctur. rccondi-
t'uu,d E~t summer: ! set lut-runti ion
FL - lncu hultum pt"V-. tt lrOd ~ha p,.
bur tIiN,r disc. - foot cut in good
.t@tpt: s't "f row tractor cUltiNa-
tons: ulic section dI14 sect ION
-pIiu--tcuth iGtrrnW. j i'uvrnHtio ioual
i"-euuut dllIi. in good condition:
j"lW lb'.ir corn pl1ul"r 3H. Iuod as
m'W; ou' 1-l"ot cat N'W I"ra mower.
ru' 80 lu oI\ri ridtu2 iluW. ON" So.
a. tli'rr uuu hrnm W"lkjnl puW. !
W"lkiuG cllllN ,tol. . ,l,ctllr tcuC.r@.
,".' ~. Gnof a.- u,W; wagon. COW
slanch"ue @,0 tomato baskets, l"t
at hul'p ha&=. fork. iu"lc trees.
d"uhl' trrr aud other th'u". found
ou 70 lnrtu
DAIRY EQ1lrMENT
"u ulIh c"iI. practically nov; .
hf,h'ts. str,u'r ord pads. cream
.'IHl.,to,, No. =: batter churn.
Ou, Eu,koNc. ,o.l hIuud. :tud pip.
Ti' SLOWING Wh.u and rN' VIII IL,
"it,fed dtN oi :ll..
p,t, Iror "l oyster lonea. u foot
EoCStIloIp GOODS
on Majestic rh.tlic Ir,dr. / d;t-
hrd. nthrr tonaS too numerous t
ul.lfl ION.
TERMS. CASH ou day nf sale.
EDLANp JACKSON. ~
Cl.ll>. ~p, uc'r. Willis.
lpir!.,t-ru mos. .\uclnncrr%. I'll
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MOTTO T.

Notice is hcrcy given that Lot
ters of Administration were in due
form of law granted unto the un-
dersigncd. ON the seventh day OF
April a. ID. 1915. and that all per
sons having claims against the
estate of the deceased must present
the same. duly attcstcd, to the said
Elizabeth D. Riggs. Administra-
trix of the estate of Clara X. Dcpu-
ty. deceased. on or before the ninth
day Of April 1916. or abide the Act
of Assembly in such case made
and provided.
ELIZABETH -. RIGGS.
Address. Administrators.
210 Southeast Front street
Milford. Delaware 4-lj-'it