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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-06
uCCLAUCH0Nl les
AT HOME HClTY
Retired Atlantic CAST Line
Conductor Drol Dead
On Law

D. H. McGlaughon, retired At
antic Coast Line Rroad Com.
,any conductor, dropn dead while
moving his lawn at S home 101s
Page Avenue, GardeCity shortly
ltter l:3o o'clock Rsday after
loon.
He retired from theailroad COM
many three years aa after more
than 45 years servs. He was a
member of Grao Methodist
Cburch and the Masdc Order.
surviving besides b widow are
three sons, Frank EMcG laughon,
Kiagsport, Tenn, lillian David
McGlaughon, Winsh-Salem, and
Robert E. McGlauaon, Scotland
Neck; one daughterMrs. Earl T.
Hancock, Wilmingta; one sister,
Mrs. C. M. Brett, FAYETTEVILLE; and
two brothers, w. P.McGlaughon Of
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-06
Committee Meets Today
To Plan For Reception

Preliminary plans for a fitting
ceremony to welcome Chester A..
Bently and fellow members of
the United States Powerboat as
ISOLATION squadron when they reach
Wrightsville late tomorrow after
noon will be drawn up this morn
ing at a meeting to be held at
the Wilmington Chamber of Com
merce offices at 1920 o'clock.
Bently and 81. other men and
women are now enroute from
New York to Miami by way of
the Inland waterway and are due
to reach Wright;ville sometime
between 4 p. M, and dark to-
morrow, according to a telegram
received last night by Walter
Cartier, secretary of the Wrights-
vile Chamber of Commerce, from
Bently.
The power-boat armada COM
prlses a total of % boats with
their home ports listed as New
YORK, Long Island, Connecticut
and as far north as Canada. In
al probability. the yachting party
will tie up at Wrightsville for the
night before sailing south on Fri
day.
This mornings meeting, which
was called jointly last night by
president E. L. White of the Will
mlngton Chamber of Commerce
and Cartier, will embrace a steer
ing committee to map preliminary
plans Tor a welcome to the visiting
yachtsman and their ladies.
invited to participate in the pro.
gram discussions this morning
were Jack Lane of Marina pier.
James p. FUR, manager of the
Gulf Oil company, Relmon Rob.
lnson' president of the Wrightsville
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-06
JUNIOR CHAMBER
HEARS ADDRESS BY
COUNTY AGENT

Members of the Junior Chamber
of Commerce heard County Agent
R. W. Galphin outline the work OF
the Farm Bureau during their
business meeting last night at the
YMCA, Jack Atkinson, secretary,
reported.
With Jesse Sellers, president oil
the Jeycees, presiding, Galphir
wan introduced by Ray Landen
chairman of the clubs AGRICULTURAL
committee.
Following the address the club
members present unanimously en-.
dorsed the current member; hir
campaign of the New Hanover
County chapter of the Farm
Bureau.
Bob Dannenbaum was appointed
chairman of the clubs govern
mental affairs committee succeed
ing Lou Jenkins, who is moving to
Charlotte the first of the month,
according to Atkinson.
Cecil Sandifer was a guest Of
the club at last nights session.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-06
GEORGE C. GRIMES

ELIZABETHTOWN, Nov. s.
Funeral. services will be held
Wednesday afternoon at three
o'clock from the Bethel Baptist
church at Dublin for George c.
Grimes, 70 y~ear-old well-known
Bladen citizen who died suddenly
Tuesday morning after a heart
attack last Thursday.
He is survived by his wife the
former Miss Florence Allen OF
Dublin, three daughters, Mrs.
Kenneth Hester of Dublin, and
Mrs. Jason Grimes of Tar Heel;
two sons, Coston, of Dublin and
Dexton Grimes of Tar Heel two
brothers, j. A. and Luther Grimes
of Tar Heel and Is grandchildren.
Rev. Wilbur Edwards assisted
by Rev. G.. H. Wallace of Lumber
ton will officiate. Nephews of the
deceased will serve as active pail
bearers.
The interment will be in the
Tatum cemetery near Dublin.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-06
CAPT. T. C. DANIELS

NEW BERN, Nov. 5-Funeral
service for Capt. Thomas Cowper
Daniels, who died here late yester-
day at his home, will be held at
$3.50 Wednesday afternoon from
the First Baptist church by the
pastor, the Rev. Thomas w. Fryer.
Interment will take place in the
National cemetery, with military
honors by the Done-son-HaWkins
post of the American Legion, Of
which he served as first post COM
mander and for many years as
adjutant. He was also a former
department commander of the
state American Legion.
Prior to the funeral, the local
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-06

Chamber Of Commerce, Harris
Lyon, treasurer of the same
organization DR.. Sydney Allen,
Wrightsville mayor, and others.
The group will meet with Presi-
dent White, Cartier and John H.
Farrell if the latter returns to
the city in time for the meeting.
While no definite ideas have SO
far been advanced as to the form
the ceremony of welcome will take
interested parties said last night
that the visiting p%owerboat party
will be met at Wrightsville by a
delegation of Wilmington and
Wrightsville civic officials, Cham
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-06
Obituaries
r. CARTER

Funeral services for Wilburn
Richmond Carter, 81, who died Fri
day Nov. l were held Sunday after
noon at 4:30 o'clock. Interment fol
lowed in the Mount Hope cemetery
at Southern Pines.
He is survived by his widow; Mrs.
Sallie Thomas Carter of Whining
ton. Two daughters: Mrs. John S.
Russell of Wilmington and Mrs.
Herbert McCaskill of Pinehurst.
Two sons: James Wilburn Carter Of
Charlotte and Henry Lee Carter Of
Kannapolis. Five grandchildren and
one great grand child also survive,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-06
MRS. GENEVA J. LEE

WHITEVILLE, Nov. 5-Mrs
Geneva j, Lee died at $50 p. m
M o day night of a heart
attack. She was a lifelong resident
of Columbus County, a daughter
of the late Calvin Jernigan ano
Annie Jane Byrd, both of Column
bus county.
Funeral services will be held
Wednesday at 2 p. m. at the home
with Rev. Castor Hester officiat
ing. Internment will be in the
Black Branch cemetery.
Surviving are her husband, NOAH
Lee, one son, N. V. Lee, two
daughters, Mrs. Earle Floyd, all
of Boardman, and Mrs. Luellyr
Benton of Ashe.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-06

Der of Commerce Leaders and boat
owners. Another suggestion ad-
vanced was that a boat carrying
an advanced welcoming party be
sent north along the waterway
to meet the floatilla and pilot it
into the Wrightsville anchorage
where the welcoming ceremony
proper would take place.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-06
R JOHN w. BONEY

WALLACE, Nov. s. Mrs. John
Wright Boney, Sc, died at her home
here Tuesday afternoon.
Funeral services will be held
Thursday afternoon at 2:3O O. clock
from the Wallace Methodist church.
The Rev. c. T. Rogers, pastor, will
offlclate and interment will be in
Rockfish cemetery.
She is survived by four sons: ].
3. Boney of Wallace, w. C. Boney,
Hamlet. E. R. Boney, Norfolk, Va.
H. L. Boney of Selma. Two
daughters: Mrs. Graham Smith of
Wallace and Mrs. Allen Powell of
Hamlet.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-06
WHAT CAUSES
EPILEPSY?

4 booklet combining The opinions o. "a.
nous doctors on this Interesting subject
will be sent FREE. while they Lost. 10 any
rsoder writing 10 the Educational Division.
SIS Fifth Ave. NewYork. NY. Dept. L-s1s
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-06

Ahoskie, and John o. McGlaughon.
of Norfolk, Va.
Funeral arrangements will be an
nounced later by Andrews Mortu-
airy.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-06

Elks lodge will conduct memorial
services at the residence. Captain
Daniels was a past exalted ruler
of the lodge, and for more than
40 years served as its secretary.
For two terms he was state Elks
president
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-06

The steel suspending
Brooklyn Bridge are anchored in
$4,000 tons of limestone masonry
resting on a crib of pine timbers.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
Saturday. November ,, 1916
AT 1850 O'CLOCK T.. NJ.

At 1880 O'CLOCK l.. VI.
at the late residence of the said Eva
Is. Smith. docraScd. on I'nion street.
in the Town Of Milton. Sussex County.
State OF Delaware. the following de-
Scrih ii goods. ChattclS and personal
property. tu-Wit:
y lot of bedroom iurnitUr" and tur-
uiShin@ from five bedrooms. a lot of
hail furniture and furnishings, n lot
of living room furniture and lur-
uiShiugS, Il lot of porch furniture
ana furnishings from TWO porchrS, 81
lot Ut kitChrnWar'. furniture. fur
nShiupS and utensils from two Kit
chcn@, lot of dining room furniture,
furnishings. >ilNcrWaI" and china
ware.
AND ALSO
NU stock and' trade. and supplies
and materials ON hand owned, used
and held by said dcccdrnt in Connoc-
tiou with - millinery shop or business
conducted Icy her prior To her death.
Icing the goods, chattclS and per
SonaI property of the ESTATE of Eva
* smith. drccnscd. and viii hc sold
III liquidation Of h'r said personal cs-
tate.
TE1;MS: CASH
sal. viii l". held rain or shine
JAMES w. SMITH and
EMILY J. HIITtliI"FT
administrators al Eva *.
Smith. dcc"a, ed
Houston Wilson.
Attorney for Administrators
DickcrSom Ihothcrs. AuctiunrcrS
issued: Octoh.r IT, 1916. olN-3t
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
notice.!

Notice is hereby given that Let
ters of Administration were in due
form of law granted unto the un-
dcrsigned. on the ninth day of
October. A. d.. 1916. and that all
persons having claims against the
estate of the deceased must pre-
sent the same. duly attested. 10 the
said Ella NJ. Bennett and Final ii.
Carey. administrators of the estate
Of Josephine Carey, deceased, on
or before the ninth day OF October
1917. or abide the Act of Assembly
in such case made and provided.
ELLA NJ. BENNETT
NINAL II. CAREY
Address, Administrators
Milford poIawarr OlS-3t
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
Thursday. October oath, 1916
Vt TEN O'Clock \ NJ.
Kahn or Shine
MNtIllNEI
NLrL,nrnIilk lln,.rinl


Three NTcrurmirk ncrriur Green
crop l.oadrrs. | John Deere Green
crop Loader. -. iuhh.., = N,M Idea
Iu;tIuI. ~prvadrr-. on rubber: ! Me
t"uuicE -p,'IiuE linn" drin Two L.
inch MrCutmick br"riuG ploWa, two
il-utch MctUrmck Dr"riuG plowS.
M M,C ,CUimicE-D,rrius tract 0rS. one
good n~ urN: IL" McCormick- beer
Iuc tractors, one practically ~rr~.~ssss
MrC COrmiCk Dtcring tractor disks - :,
'6'SD ON" tNl: Mccormick Dctrin,-
whit" rotHt" planter. practically new;
one 2"-Ep"ut MrCormick- Dcrring
Gruiu drill, TWO .u-tuuth drag har-
ROWS. on" 1852 ChrNroirI truck "a.
tom, good ShHp'D: one 1912 Chevrolet
truck tI. ton. good ShHpcJ: one l9in
chevrolet truck g. tom. good ;tS new:
one lHli &. NJ. {. pick up. | MnS~.A
Harris foot power mower tGoOd as
new: Met 'ormick DrrrinE rnsilasr
cutter. set of cultiNHtorS for M"
tractor, power lint > sets cultivaturS
for ~ tractors. double row bean
planter. double row bean pullcr. one
%-scction Spring-tuoth harrow. side
d' livery John Deere tractor rake. |
John Deere rotary hoe. jccp trailer
(ucWD; Mccormick cultipackcr.
electric milk coolers. > ChOrc Eoy
milking machines. ~ milk cans. : milk
straiu,Is. los Of harness, brides and
collars. lot of forks. Shovrls ana hoes.
un" 1913 Acronica .\irplan". 90 h. p.
taudcm: TWO Mccormick -Dcrrin2S
tiHmu"rmillS, one New Holland Saw
Onr New Holland pickup hal,r. l
Oliver ~ tractor.
LIVE STOCK
Twenty (2o) Head of Milk Cows
Consisting OF liolsirins and Gtrrrn-
scys tr. l.. trstcdD Ranging in ages
from > to years old. Six OF thcS,.
COWS fresh. Six are milking good. Two
Al" closeup SprngcrS. One huil. four
years old. weighing about hoo pounds
Sin dry COWS.
REAL ESTATE
Will also offer my farm for sale
at The same plac" and time at TWO
O'CLOCK SHARP. Consisting of 2S7
acres: 2l3 acres of clear land and
rest i'm standing timber.
lil acres seeded il: barley.
60 acres OF standing lrSpcdcZa
Two liHn."rchrck bean ViutrS in
first class condition goes with the
farm.
- room house.
Concrete sweet potato house.
90 foot machine shed.
one double corn crib with a drive in
the center viii hold l.uO0 baskets OF
corn
one concrete dairy barn with ~
St"u'hi0nS
one milk house for COOLING
One Ah-lopl COW shed.
| ON" grain barn.
= These buildings are all cuuippcd
with electric.
This above mentioned farm is one
/ of the best in lower Ihlnwarc
FARM no q. mile from IIar-
rinSton. known rs the Fred Thomas
I Farm. consisting OF - acres, with SO
acres cleared land. rest woodland;
! one S-ro"m house. one barn. and on,.
machine house. Half of this farm is
/ fenced in hog wire.
/ TlR%lS on all Real EStatc. 26', on
/ the day of sale. balance within 20
/ days. and a good clyar tiilc will h..
/ delivered to the purchaser or pun o.
. rhIS"rS.
! TERMS on Personal Property -
CASH No goods to be removed until
! settled for.
Lunch will hc served on the ground.
CARLTON GOSI.IN
HARRINGTON. Del
/ Eddie Taylor and
stan DickrrSon. Clerks
pr"k"rS"n l;iUS.. Auction"crS oll-9tp
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
FOR SALE

FOR SAI.E-PumpkiuS while they
last. We hay" all sizes from lGc up.
Good for Halloween and very good
for pics. Also apples and potatoes. J.
Marineola. Lincoln. Drl., at The Road
side Market o1S-2tn
FOR SALE Desirable, building lot
on Delaware avenue. South Milford
on light. water and sewer linz. with
Shade, lawn and ampl" GARDEN space.
Apply NJ. +. or Il. G Hitch. Delaware
avenue. Milford. S27-tf
FOR SALE Apple and peach trees.
guaranteed a. good a. grows, also
shado trees tVrrSrernS, towering
shrubs and small fruits. Write Tor price
list, fan and spring delivery. Myor
Nursery Company. BriGgcVllr. Del.
-2o-Ntp
FOR SAi.E.-Ccrtitied strawberry
plants in eleven wanted varieties. IN
cludlnE Tennessee shipper. Midland.
Massey and Temple. booking orders
Tor spring delivery. Writ" for prre
list. My"r Nursery Company. Fridge
VILE. Del. .S20-Stp
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
EXEClTOR'S NOTICE

All persons indebted to the cs-
tate Of Curtis d. Ninyard. deceased.
are hereby notified to settle the
same within 60 days Of October s,
1916. and all those having claims
against the estate To present the
same. duly attcstcd.
THE MILFORD TRUST co.
oil n Executor
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
CARD OF THANKS

wish to express my apprecia-
ton for the flowers, cards of sym
pathy, the Rev. Clergy, Choir of
the Calvary Methodist Church, and
all of our friends during the time
OF our bereavement in the loss OF
our husband and father, the Rev.
John T. Bailey. Mrs. j. I. Bailey
and Family II
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
ARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
thanks To all those who assisted in
any way during th" death of 0nl
father, Nannic f.. Roberts. We cS.
pccially thank Rev. Werner for his
comforting words Also for IN,
beautiful flowers given.
1tp CHILDREN
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
CARD OF THANKS

We wish 10 express our sincere
thanks and appreciation TO our
many friends and relatives for the
many deeds and kindnesses shown
to us and our father, Mr. John w.
Murray. during his illness and
death, and for the lovely flowers
for the funeral. Mrs. John W. Muir
ray and Family of Frankford, Del.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
MOTTO f..

| will have no trespassing by
man or dog at any time on the land
or marsh at Broadkill Beach own
ed by II. Z. Layton as this is not
government land or free land.
otl-4t 0.'C. BEIDEMAN
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
MOTTO f.!

All persons are fOrcWarned
against trcspassing ON my prop
erty for immoral purposes or cut
ting my wire fence or spassing
Of any kind.
ltp HARVEY WATSON
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
YOU BREAK AND BEND
We Weld and Mend

Oxy-acetylene Welding, Cutting
and ijralins. We specialize in
Electrical Repairing Batteries =
Generators MaGnetOS.
MILFORD BATTERY SERVICE
STANLEY HUNTER. Proprietor
Phone 3S7
One block east Of First National
Bank. j22-tf
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
Administrators Sale
of valuable
Personal Property

The undersigned .Ndu Illustrators of
hr t.~;at, Of t,V;' X. Smith. late uf
| MON Street. Milton, Sussex County.
Delaware. deceased. viii rXrus,. to
.:Ilt. hN WV of nMLLlir :IMrl ION. ON
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
PUBLIC SALE!
OF NAlrARIP
Personal Property
The under. igu,d win sell 10y way
OF Public Auction at his home. south
of Mlll.horo. Delaware. near W,st
W "od Church, on
Saturday, October 26th. 1916
VT l2:0u O'CLOCK noon
Rain or shin"

-''' - = I'N'N ~ .N''''.N
Rain or Shine
The following:
LIVE STOCK
one pair mules. one COW. lot of
pigs.
FAEMING IMPLEMENTS
One 1911 Chevrolet q ton truck.
| ~ John Deere tractor. with plowS
uud cultiNatorS. ! sci 7-loOt discs. |
Cas-" manure Spr"adcr. | riding cult
Nntor. | iron beam inuhl, walking
ptoW. walking cultNator. one =
horst. wagon, iron drag. | corn
Shell, r. used with tractor; | bush aNr.
/ hiiar Scythr. some harness. lot ot
~hUv"l>. hoes, forks and shO\cls,
briggs ami StraItou gasoline motor.
Many other Items.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
one MtdaliSt all-whitr porcelain
Wood range, upright piano, ! Frank
lin d"llNc sewing machine. > steel
c"uch,s with mattress and covers.
Wilson heater, writing desk. some
Odd chairs, round extension tHhl"
buffet. ! china clo:ct. ! Wardrohc
electric iron. | loa>lcr. some limo
!, un. new glass butter churu. ano
many other household articles
Tf.EAlS: CASH.
CAI.NlN j. ESHAM
Harry M"ar>. Auction"cr. II
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
Notice: Explosives

ann licensed dealer i'm explosives.
Need amy blasting done? Ditching
>tunp ping or clearing hedge rows. etc
'aH Fr'd"rica 42Ii. Grorgr VI liam
mona. Mlll"rd Ol-3t
NOTI(E-1'rlng your JtweIry trou-
hlcs 10 me! can rebuild any wrist
or pocket watches To look and run
like new. Rings to order. any type
Repair work and cleaning done while
YOU wait. Gifts maIied free in the
|. :. y. Broken Jewclry. diamond
brooches, rings OF any description
bought for cash All work guaranteed
:. H. Frank. the Little Jcweler on
the Bridge" Phone 404. Milford. jI7-ti
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
FOUND

FOUND Mans silver Identification
bracelet in downtown section of Mil
ford over week END Owner may have
same by Identifying. Call at Chronicle
once, Milford. Phone 10. tip
FOUND Set OF TWO car KEYS. i'm
small leather case, during Fhemens
Convention and parade. Owner may
have same by Identifying Milford
Chr"niclo. Milford. Phone 10. 1tp
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18

FAI;AiING IMPLEMENTS
One lU-( tractor, in good COndi-
ton; | 81 of Finch tractor plOWs, /
tractor disk, Cullipacker. one CO. tooth
drag. mower. ! drill > Black Hawk
manure SprrudcTs. tractor binders.
lu-iOOt cut: hay rake, | trans
planter, ! fodder cutter. riding pillow.
riding cultiNHtOr walking Guilt
NaturS, tWn 2-horS" walking ploWS.
one l-horSr walking pillow. McCor-
mick bc,rin% feed grinder. one .
hur>, wagon. dearborn. ; markers.
. corn shelters. ! SAW bench. wheat
fan. junk tractor. loo; , Sct~
chain h@rn's-. , sell. r0p" hnrnc~S. /
ct duut" I-iu>. st carriage har-
ncoe. collar, hridl,-. double Trees.
~iuEl" Trees, ShoN"lS. forks. hoe, and
corn knives. forSo. Spraycr. !
du>t"r. cOHl hrOOdtr stoves. lot OF
water jars. POO :. baskets, 22J babes
al good hay. lot OF loose hay. In0n
huuch"~ ol long fodder. ! lot nf corn,
lot ol junk iron.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One liratrula. wood or coal: Coles
wood heater, SGnIr dishes and O;hrr
thing too numerous To mention.
TI.i:NS; CASH.
JERRY SAMMONS COwncD
lhrhri%"n l:r"S.. Aucii"n"'rs. OIL II
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
MOTTO F.!

|. Clarence Collins. Jr., intend to
make application for license to sell
alcoholic liquors and beer for con-
sumption on the pl lemises, in tap
room, located west of Greenwood
ON the south side of the highway
leading from Greenwood to Scott $
Store. Delaware, about 500 feet
outside of the town limits of
Greenwood. Delaware.
OFT CLARENCE COLLINS. JR.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
MOTTO f.!

Anyone to whom drinking has
become a problem, and wishes
help. may receive it by contracting
Alcoholics Anonymous. co Box
S4. Dover. Del OlI-2t
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
Sten0graphcr and Secretary

WANTED Very good permanent po-
siIion with we'll known firm located
in Milford Experience necessary.
Must he well educated and neat in APP
pcarancc. Good pay. working hours
and condition Write Box No. 2 Mil
lord Chronicles Milford O4-tI
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
For Rent: An Excellent
Business Opportunity:

Rcd Mill property formerly operated
hN the lat' Charles W. TruilI. near
Nassau. on l;uuI" t. Sussex CnuntH.
p'lnwar" II rooms and bath. >torr.
~iN cabins and boats. AyHiIHhl" Ian
uarN |. l2iG Inquire II. Edward
Mauil, Attorney. Georgetown. Del. or
contact j. l.. Truitt, "3U South First
street I;cllW00d. l',.uua. oi-Itp
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18

About one in ten Of the falls
causing deaths or injury takes
place in the kitchen.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
MOTTO F.!
Rates For Electric Hot Water
Heaters

The following rate was adopteu
by Milford City Council on October
s. 1916, involving Electric liot
Water Heaters; and that all GUS
toners having Electric Hot Water
Heaters he advised that within
three monrhS from date of this no
licc. the following rates Will ap-
ply:
/. Where customer provides
suitable timing device 'clock 10
control current on Off-peak hours
10 800 T.. VI. to 200 \. W.. the Gus
toner is to allow the City to m
spcct the clock At any time ana
clock 10 be kept under city seal
the following rates will prevail;
I1lac per kilowatt hour. MINIMUM
$I0o per month
>. Where suitable timing device
is not provided by customer ser
vice will be wired through dohlcS7
tic meter. and standard ra'e Will
apblV.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
Headquarters for Rock Wool

Loose. granulated. bats f. O. l.. Mil
fora. Flown or sold by hag or Cartun.
Also ceiling nntDrinls WhO"S:,,e Or
retail. George I. Nacklin Company.
Milford Phone 39% MATT
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
LOST

Lost Deputy Shcriifs badge.
Pleas" return to Milford Polio" Do
pHrjnrnt. ltp
LOST Pieskiu drawString navy
blue purse. containing child'S Sold
hand RING in ring hoN Return To Mrs.
Willard Workman. Milton. Delaware.
Iip
I.oST Reddish brown, pant chow
nIid Wiz haired terrier dos. Answers
I" mann. OF cap" Please notify amy
Information TO Virgins; scott Iluu,.
i"l. ~" \ J. Sockridrt Milford
-2u-tl
LOST Black plastic pook,tho"k Nr-
lW''N milford and lighthouse. con-
talu~ trjvrI- Hr,t-, aud \ulunll,
pap'rs. I}.u." r-iuru go Alfred l.
IG'> >id~"u. lr. N1lolj. u '"uud l,r-
Wrg,t oll-2
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18
ROSE BUSHES FOR SALE.

WlI book your urdcr " hilc my limit,d
supply viii last Eall planting is the
best Many rose lovers viii again
have 80 chauc, Ia buy plants due. To
tn" short crop. order early. Emil Il;
nantepcr. ~ south WASHINGTON
street. Milford Del ull-%l
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-18

FOR Complete Napor heat
ing system with Spencer furnace, /.
radiators. pipe and valves. e. +. Va
pies. lo1 Church avenue, Milford
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NOTICE!

Dawson's bus leaves for Will
mingtOn on Saturday, October 10.
Houston, a. m; Harrington. 7:30
Il. III. Phone Milford 62OR2. II
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SEED RYE AND WHEAT

FOR SALE State tested. Wilson Hat
field. Greenwood. Delaware. Former
Governor pcnn"will Hone Farm.
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FOR SALE For Lack of

housing. ! have for sale. two Poland
China brood SoWS. one brood SOW with
seven 5-wr"k-old pigs; one Black -
sex boar and one spotted h0rS,. which
viii rid" and hook anywhere. l.. Paul
WOotten, Magnolia Del ltp
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NOtice-PubIic StenOgrapher:

Typiu@. Gllln% out legal forms. typing
monthly STATEMENTS May help YOU?
Louisr :. Mcintyre. Telephone day $50:
evening 42H. Harrington. ml1-tt
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BABY CHICKS Delaware

l.. s. Approved Pullorum Clean cross
Chicks for Hroilcrs or Layers Whites
Poultry Farm and Hatchery. Milton.
Delaware. Phone 1881. +. @. Box I52.
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FOR SAIE-50 acres OF pine ;i,nhrr
locate din Nanticokr Hundred. near
Old Furnace. Apply to Mrs. Alton j.
Dolby. Stafford and HridecVil" Hich-
way, Scatofd Del Telephone Scatord
1856 OlN-2lp
FOR SAI.E,-Onc Ayrshire COW with
calf by side; one COW, coming fresh
9TH oi November. also on" good hay
mare. ClNdr L. Joseph. near SUSSEX
County Prison. Hhou" G"orgct"Wn
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FOR SNLE-Ey" and Vctch or Nctch
nlon" if desired. Also u few Guernsey
pure llcd lUll calves. Eligible tor pa
porS or registered. Reasonably priced.
Come. look Them over. tlNd" Bot.
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FOR SALE Eight room h"u~'. Wa
ter. complete bath. Lot 80 y 10. l;rOil-
rr huuscS for i.0Uo ON Main street in
Ell, ,ndHlc. Double garage. Immediate
possession. Frank /. Workman. IL
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