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The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-01
City Needs Police
Officer; Will Take
Action Next Meeting

Coolidge has an opening for
one police officer preferably
one with some experience. City
clerk Minor o. Simms has an
nounced the city fathers will dis
cuss applications for the post at
it's next regular meeting scheduled
for Monday night, November 11th.
The position pays 5000 month
ly and the council prefers to en-
ploy a family man who has made
and intends to make his home In
Coolidge.
The city now has two full time
officers and needs one more to
complete the personnel of a three
man force.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-01

r. ]. Ellis when he refused to
waive extradition.
He was arraigned in Florence
justice court on Oct. % by Judge
G. W. Clay.
Vote 800 YES
OThe Reverend and Mrs. Olin E
Lehman and son attended the
Salt River Valley Ministerial AS
sociation in Broadway Methodist
Church at Phoenix Monday. While
there. they met the Reverend and
Mrs. Leslie ]. Ross of Clarksdale,
formerly of Coolidge.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-01
Six-Week-Old Twins
Found Dead by Parents
In Tragic Accident

George Daniel and Johnnie Ran
dali Custer, twin s weeks old sons
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lorain Custer, of
Coolidge, were found dead in their
crib by their parents early Tues
day morning.
According TO Jack Morrison,
city marshal, doctors believed that
the babies suffocated in their
crib during the night.
Custer and his family have lived
in Coolidge only five weeks, COM
ing from Henet. California.
Funeral services were held Wed
nesday at II a. N. and the babies
were inferred in Valley Memorial
park.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-01
'49 SHOW OPENS TODAY
Parade Saturday
As Rodeo Opens:
Two Big Dances
First postwar American Legion
AZ Days takes over as celebrs-
tion gets underway.

With cries of Hey Skinnay,
here they come" echoing around
Coolidge. the Days of '49 carnival
arrived and set up on their show
grounds on north Main street be-
hind the San Carlos Hotel The
arrival of the show officially
marked the beginning OF the big
annual American Legion Days OF
'49" celebration.
Plans for the pararre are COM
plete announced r. w. Taylor.
chairman. and Jack Morrison,
town marshal has been designated
as parade marshal and will lead
the line of march The marchers
and floats will form at the Legion
clubhouse on Northern avenue at
$3.50 a. m. Saturday morning and
will start their march at 1000 a.
III. down Main street to Coolidge
Avenue, then west to 4th street
and north to Roosevelt avenue to
the South school grounds where
1t will disband after being re-
viewed and prizes being awarded
by Mayor Carl Anderson to the
best floats or features.
There will be a massed band
concert given after the parade at
the school grounds by the three
bands that will be In the line of
march. Bands from Coolidge, Flor
ence and Casa Grande will be
present to supply the music.
A bicycle brigade will be one OF
the features of the parade and
any school student who has a bike
and wants to ride In the parade
is asked to get in touch with Mrs.
Sybil Gammage who will be In
charge of the brigade. Any per-
son wishing to ride horses In the
parade should get In touch with
either Frank Lynch or Rodney
Elsberry.
Following the parade there will
be Boy Scout Camporee at the
south school grounds with an ex-
hibition OF scouting skills pre-
sented by scouts from all over
Pinal county. Interest of scouts
in this phase of the program Is
high because there will be prizes
awarded to those scouts who turn
in the best performances.
Music for the dance tonight and
tomorrow night will be furnished
by Jerry Cooper and his orches-
ira, featuring the Three Notes"
and Tiny Stokes-4OO pounds OF
fun. These entertainers have been
playing in the Corinthian Room In
Phoenix and the Gadsden Hotel In
Douglas. Dancing will be from
nine until one each night at the
Legion hall and admission Is $3.50
per couple.
Saturday afternoon the first per-
formance of the rodeo will be held
and contestants will be getting in
the running for the prize money
that will be awarded Sunday for
the top-notchers in all the events.
Rodeo grounds are at the Ken
Laughlin ranch, eight miles south
west of Coolidge on the Casa
Grande highway. The shows will
start at 200 P. M. each day.
Vote 400 YES
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-01

the road completion reality.
Because Highway 80-89 is one OF
the first highways Florence
worked for, Nolan said. "It gives
us great pride to see its compile
ton. He also hoped the compile
ton would mean the beginning of
"fair and equitable highway de-
velopment in the future"
A combined Florence and Cool
idge school band gave spirit to the
occasion with stirring marches
while the motor-cade of cars
streamed onto the airfiled.
A barbecue was ready for the
guests at the finish of the pro-
gram, which was served by Flor
ence chamber of commerce.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-01
Pinal Director on
Greater Arizona
Board Is Chosen
A. L. Bartlett succeeds Carl An
Gerson-CounciI members from
Superior. Casa Grande. Flor
enee and Coolidge selected.

A. J. Bartlett of Coolidge was
chosen 10 succeed Carl Anderson
as Pinal county director OF Great
er Arizona at luncheon meeting
held Tuesday noon in Coolidge.
Elected TO serve as members OF
Pinal county advisory council were
]. Houston Allen of Florence. Fred
Gibson OF Superior. Melvin Jen-
SEN of Casa Grande, Carl Ander-
son and Y. C. White OF Coolidge.
Featuring the meeting was an
Informative talk by Frank f. Fra
ser. executive manager OF Greater
Arizona Fraser reviewed purpose
and accomplishments of the or
ganization since its inception. He
stressed the need for membership
which would include substantial.
civic minded business men from
each county. He pointed out that
each county had equal voting
strength in the organization re-
gardless of size or membership.
Fraser declared the future OF
Pinal county depended upon the
farsightedness of its business men
and civic leaders and that Greater
Arizona organization could sub
stantially contribute to develop
ment of the city and the Casa
Grande valley.
Annual meeting of the state or
ganization has been set for No
vember 9th in Phoenix when all
members of the county councils
are expected to attend and to
which all members are invited.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-01

y ote 0VV I 70
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-01
Four-Year Sentence
Suspended for Pruitt
In Grand Theft Case

Claude A. Pruitt, Chandler.
charged with grand theft, was
sentenced in Superior court Mon
day to four years in jail. sentence
suspended.
He was brought from Texas on
extradition papers by Sheriff
James Heron and county attorney
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-12


JENNY SAID evenly f9d @oh t
want 10 marry rae, justice,
He SAID argrlIE, It's Steve Bar
ton, sUppos" although you We
denied 1t and denied It.
Denied what
That YOU re IL love with him w
y don't remember denying 1t.
she said thouSh.fui!y Had she, had
she Got2 She sat up again. SO
straight and SO suddenly that be
Jumped She asked, startled, jus
tee, do you suppose am that
Ivc been an along ."
"What?' he demanded, bowl
dered.
In love with Stlve2 OF course.
I Was when / Wa a KID. but !
hadnt though. f him that way in
Years or ... had u I don't know
I'M all mixed ap. And when b..
came Back he WAS so changed and
He guafroled
Isc sai.l "Tuts $ charming situ-
atIar Am 1 explaining go. To- Your
self We'll. If you. are #u laso with
HIM. f1r-gt it. 7 fancy Mary has
other plans for AIM"
She said. on Mary. I'd forgot
ten aer, too" and larse4 INTO ST.
Iencc.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-12
tTo Be tgntinued)
ant tc talk to Jenny a!onc.-

want tc talk to Jenny alonc.-
EIDE smoke for the first time Shs
/ SAFE. 'OEav. I'm GONG down 10 get
. glass of milk anyway"
Bring me one" said Jenny,
swinging Cer Ittle feet. and SIX
| filled cookies, Z YOU can find them.
I'm starved"
When the joor mad shut, Gram
looked at Jenny.
L don't understand YOU" she
said
That's good" SAID Jenny But |
haven't been up to ANYTHING,
Cram"
"But men donf-Wlthout cnCOur-
mont =" Gram began.
Jenny said th~OuGhttullv. Il did
think he vas pretty superior, at
IrSt. on, / WASH serious about
him; lust sort Of sNoON-SInatra. 1t
was fan stuff. You know. front
row. and wont you please send me
your autograph But / became dis
illusioncd at 2bout the time ne be-
came Interested"
Gram SAID. 4 remember you told
me once that you thought you were
headed for trouble"
This is it." SAID Jenny.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-12
N6n/ Alvv AZv MhW

A. ohe long, bloody way from
"a laraWato iohyo-from thc Nor
mandy ~beAchhcads to Bcrlin-your
generous support enabled your Red
Cross to stay at the side of your fight
my man.
He >tll needs YOU. As he idles away
the long, Lonesome hospital days and
nights, he dreams OF home and the fu-
turc...o OF Nom and Dad -. his wife
and child. Your Red Gross cannot
must lot leave him now.
Put yourself in his place. Then de-
eide how much you Will give to the
Red Cross. Let your dollars follow
your heart!
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-08
notice.!

Notice is hereby given that
Snecial Election will be held III
the Milford Special School District
i'm the City of Milford. Counties Oh
Kent and Sussex, and State OF
Delaware. on Saturday, the 23fd
dav of November, A. ID. 1916.
The purpose of said Special
Election is to determine, by PAL
lot. whether or not the Board Oh
Education of the Milford Special
School District shall levy and col
lect additional taxes in the .amount
of three dollars $4,000 per poll
for school purposes, namely: mon
CIV to supplement teachers salaries
maintenance of school buildings
and other current expenses.
The Special Election Will DE
held in the Milford High ochool
Building. situated on Lake avenue,
in the City of Milford, and state Oh
Delaware. Ill,
The polls for said Election VIII
be omen at two o'clock p. M. Eds
tern Standard Time, and VIII re-
main open until five O'Clock p. III.
Eastern Standard Time on salo
day. At such election each person n
qualified to vote at any schooi eiec'
ton in the District shall be quar-
fled to vote.
A. E. HUMES, President
Milford Board of Educatloi
Attest: Harold A. Shaterlan
Secretary. Milford Board OF -.
Education. Nv
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-08
NOTICE.!

Notice is hereby given that Let
tcrs of Administration were in due
form of law granted unto the un-
dersigned. on the thirty-first day
of October, A. d., 1946, and that all
persons having claims against the
estate of the deceased must pre-
sent the same. duly attested. TO the
said John f. Lloyd, Administrator
of the estate of Ezekiel w. Lloyd
deceased, on or before the thirty
first day of October, 1947, or abide
the Act of Assembly in such case
made and provided,
JOHN z. LLOYD
Address: Admihistratos
Greenwood. Delaware. no-j'
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-08
PUBLIC SALE!
will offer at Public Auction. on
Tuesday, November II, 1916

TUESDAY, November II, 1916
AT ONE O'CLOCK. p. NJ.
at my place of residence in Cedar
Neck. known as the Jack Watson
place. near the Gravel Farm. the fol-
lowing:
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One good Wilson range. perfect
condition: one good ice box refriger-
ator, several chairs, three beds and
springs, one chiffonier two mattress
es, one 10 Congoleum rug, new;
one 712 Q Congoleum rug, good; four
good trunks. one large old chest, one
small reed chest, one portable oil
stove theater); lot window screens,
lot window shades, lot pictures (somc
are oldD: picture frames. one what
not, three rocking chairs, one square
stand (old): one square stand with
drawers. one small square stand, one
ironing board one set quilting frames.
lot of wooden boxes, suitable for sADr-
age, one old high back chair. several
old jugs. lot curtain rods, leather suit
cases. several lard cans (good): lot
of bed linens. table clothcs>and scarfs.
one good round top stand. one X II
Administer rug (good: several strips
good carpet and runners. lot pots and
pans, lot dishes, several old lamps
and vases, iron pots, griddles and
stone jars, one small heater stove, lot
books. glass jars. floor mops. one
Daveno bed (good: one hall rack, one
| big cabinet cupboard. one desk, one
! sidebOard base. one bureau, and other
things too numerous to mention.
/ TERMS: CASH
/ MRS. VILLA MESSICK
/ Dickerson Bros, Auctioneers. LIT
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-08
AUCTION SALE
Frame Camp Buildings
to be sold at
PUBLIC AUCTION
---On---
Tuesday, November II, 1916
.hT 200 l.. NJ.


Located ut CCC Camp OH State
Highway Route Is at Lcwcs, Sussex
County.
BUILDINGS
No. T-10U One story Headquarters
Iuilding. containing Hot Water
Heater. Lavatory. Shower and
Flush Toilet.
No. T-101 One story Officers Quar-
ters containing Hot Water Heat
"r I.avatories, 3 showers. I.aun-
dry Tubs and 2 Flush Toilets
M. T-l02 One Story Dining IIall
Containing Is Mess Tables, Cnbi-
net. ) Army. Cook Ranges. Hot
Water Heaters. Storage Rcfrig-
orator Cabinet. aud 30 doubt,
sinks.
No. T-Ios-lnl-1o5-&- lVc 'onc Story
I;arrack buildings.
No. T-IuS One story Latrinc Build
ing containing eleven Flush Toll
No. T-lO9 One Story Laundry &
Shower containing six shower
Heads, five SITS Double Laundry
Tubs. On" Sink. two WASH
TrouehS t2V). two large Hot Wa
ter Heaters.
No. TITO One Story Guard House
No. Till One Story Supply House.
Also: Small shed.
Two frame Watch Towers.
Approximate 1920 lin. IT,. II strand
harbcd wire compound cncloS-
iirC fence.
These itMnS to hc sold as is Al
items shall bc removed from prem
iScs within ninety COO days. Iur
ClGlsers shall clean site after remova
of building. No lands are involved il
THIS sale.
TERMS: CASH.
The State Highway Department re-
s"rNcS the right 10 reject any or al
bids.
DELAWARE STATE HIGHWAY
DEPARTMENT -
W. W. Mack. Chief Engince
Dover. Delaware. October IS. 1916.
O2J-nS-2
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-08
Thursday, November IA, 1916


AT TEN O'CLOCK \. NJ.
Rain or Shine
The following:
MACHINERY
One ~" John Deere tractor, i'm good
condition.: / set of 5-bottom 12-inch
John Deere tractor plows. on rub
Der; tractor disc. / set of John
Deere tractor harrows, / cultipackcr,
one 6O-tooth drag harrow, one SO
tooth drag harrow. Oliver mower.
4l2- foot cut: one 12-spout John Deere
drill. | roller. l Case loader, i'm good
condition; | Oliver side delivery rake.
good; buckeye riding cultivator. l
Oliver riding cultivator. l New Ideal
walking plow. one "20' Oliver riding
plow. one 1horse walking plow. 1
spring tooth harrow l low down iron
wheel wagon. l high wheel wagon, |
John Deere corn planter. in good con-
dition; Il walking cultivatOr, one l.
wheel rubber tire wagon. | dump
trailer. on rubber. for tractor: John
Deere horse rake. bean pulcr. junk
bean pullcrs, Decring self binder. |
seed sOwer II foot; | Wilson ice box
water tank, milk cans. 8 buckets.
] strainer, l DeLaval milking ma
chine. with Fairbanks engine, i'm per-
feet order: l milk STOOL lot of rope.
- l.
set of double rcins. l Fairbanks
Morse pumping engine. bunch of iron
and junk. lot of forks. ShoVels and
hoes. hay fork rope. feed box.
dinner bell. | set Of wheels. G gas
cans. double trees, single trees. 3
oil drums. breast yokcs. one 3-horsc
tree, pea guards. bramble scythc, post
hole digger. slcdgc hammer and
wedges. log chains, gas funnel. oil
pump and drum. scoop shovelS. wire
Strctchcr, | Henry DisSton cross cut
saw, set of chains for tractor, | wagon
jack. corn spuds. fodder knives, 1
| trowcls. grease guns, sickle. visc
lot of bolts. monkey wrench. wheel
barrow. ] lard press. | pot. l chicken
feeder. | battery fence charger Lot
of other things too numerous to men
! ton.
LIVE STOCK
Sixteen OG) Head of Milk Cows
Consisting of Holstcins and Gucrn-
S@ys. r. j.. tested. ranging in ages
! from ; TO s years of age. All of these
| ,;Iigiug in age from 6 months to |
year old; IIolstein bull. / year old ::
| ! bull. 1'.. years old. One pair middle
age mules.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Ono Majestic kitchen stovc. nearly
| new: tables and set of chairs, | zinc,
lot of other things too numerous to
mention.
TERMS: CASH.
EDWARD GOONER, Owner
Milford. II. ID. No. /.
Djckcrson Bros, Auctionccrs. nI-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-08
LICENSE APPLICATION

/, Mills COursey. intend to make
application for license TO sell
Alcoholic Liquor and Malt Bever-
ages for consumption on the prem
Uses in Il restaurant, formerly
known as the Horseshoe Taproom,
located Il mile South of Lewcs and
RchobOth Canal Bridge.
MILLS COURSEY
II. +. D.. Lewes, Del.
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-08
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our appreci-
alton and thanks to our relatives,
friends and neighbors for the beau
tiful flowers and cards we received
and for their assistance. Also Rev.
Eugene Hensey for his comforting
words during the death of our hus-
band and father. Noah T: Piper.
1t Willie and Children
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-08
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our appreci-
alton and thanks to our relatives,
friends and neighbors for the beau
tiful flowers and cards received
and their assistance. Also to Rev.
John DeChant and ladies who sang
during the death of our husband
and father, John G. Melvin.
1tp Wife and Children
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-08
PUBLIC SALE
of valuable
Personal Property
| Will offer at Public Sale at my
house in Frederick. on
Wednesday, November Is, '46
AT ONE O'CLOCK L. NJ.
Rain or Shine
Snow or Blow
The following:
HOUSEHOLD GOODS


HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One maple living room suite, 10
piece solid walnut dining room suite.
piano, ) piece chromium breakfast
set. sewing machine. kitchen cabinet.
gas range, l TclectroluX sweeper With
attachments: lot of antique dishes,
antique chairs, lace curtains, kitchen
curtains, window blinds. Persian rug,
8 10; Brussels rugs. 8 .12; floor
lamps. 3-section book case, odd stands,
card tables. pictures. picture frames,
ice refrigerator. stoves. antique bed
room suite, beds, complete with
springs and mattresses: bureau. chest
of drawers. dressing table. throw
rugs. hand made quilts. towels, blank
cts. bed spreads. feather beds. child's S
rocking chairs. desk. lots of toys, gar
den rakes. hoes, shovels, firewood, lots
of other things too numerous to men,
tion,
TERMS: CASH on day of sale. No
goods to he removed until paid for.
ELIZABETH c. WHITE
". DicLIrgon, Auctioncor. al q
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-08
YOU BREAK AND BEND
We Weld and Mend

Oxy-acetylene Welding, Cutting
and Brazing. We specialize in
Electrical Repairing Batteries :
Generators Magnetos.
MILFORD BATTERY SERVICE
STANLEY HUNTER. Proprietor
Phone 387
One block east of First National
Bank. j22-tf
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-08
Saturday, November 16, 1916
At TEN O'CLOCK \, NJ.
Rain or Shine


The followinG:
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Five cots. six full size beds. wash
chairs of all kinds, bureaus, Simmons
single. size beds. two dozen pillows.
Singer sowing machine. living room
suite. inner spring davenport. old
fashioned. desk. rocking chairs, old
fashioned chair, coffee table. floor and
tablc lamps. one 5-way, floor lamp.
Coles wood or coal heater. china clo-
set. scvcrad nice blankets and quilts
Philco radio. end table. day bed. drum
table, old fashioned sidcboard. three
piece bedroom suite. maple tilt back
chair, flower stands, Home Coplfort
cook stove. Estate gas stove, Hot
Point refrigerator. base cabinet,
breakfast set. odd chairs. cook tables,
clothes hamper, Water Witch electric
washer, twin laundry tubs. two
clothes dryers, two ironing boards,
dishes and cooking utensils of all
kinds, electric clocks. 8-day old fash
ioned clock. four ice box refrigerators.
10-quart water buckets, four oil
stoves. two and three burner: one
lawn chair. two burner electric hot
plate, curtains, spreads. table linens,
II window shades. boats and oars,
new oar locks, wheel harrow. lawn
mower. garden tools. coal stove, so to
80 gallon barrels, galvanized wash
tubs.
TERMS: CASH. No goods to bc re-
| moved until terms are complied with.
! MIR. AND MRS. MARVIN MARyIL
Owners
Auctioneer: Harry Davidson.
At the same time and place the fol-
| lowing articles will also be placed at
auction:
! Medicine cabinet. one oil heater.
| garden hose. Coleman hot water heat
er new; 16 guage shot gun. new; Il
case shells. Other things too numer
| Gus to- mention.
! KNOCI.TON BROWN
Harbeson. II. D., Del.
Henlopen Grange will serve lunch.
i'll 1-cin
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-08
NOTICE!

We will allow no hunting on our
land, night or day, or cutting holly
or evergreen.
HARVEY WEBB
RAYMOND WEBB
JOHN CONOWAY
FRED RUSSELL nS-3tp
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-08
EXPLOSIVES

am licensed dealer i'm explosives.
Need any blasting done? Ditching.
stumping or clearing hedge rows. etc.
Call Frederica 42i4 George NJ. Ham
lnond Milford al "a
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-08
NOTICES!

We will allow no hunting on our
marsh or upland, day or night,
with gun, dog or trap.
WIN. Fl. McCOLLEY
HOWARD SHOCKLEY
CHAS. CARROLL o25-3tp
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-08
NOTICE

NOTICE-Cpholster and furni-
turc repairing. Wilkes. 21i $. f..
Second street. Milford. Phone l73. 1t
NOTICE-$l756 S3021 year, t. S.
Government jobs. Permanent. Depend
able. Men women. Prepare imnedi =
atcly for Delaware examinations. 32
page Civil Service Book with sample
coaching free. Write today. Box 30,
CO Milford Chronicle. Milford. Del.
nS-itp
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-08
NOTICE!
nS-3tp

The Boulevard Restaurant, Mil
ford, is open daily from 6 a. III. to
p. M. Friday and Saturday eve
nings until IL midnight. Platters
spaghetti and all kinds of sand
wiches. n1-2t
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-08
CARD OF THANKS

want to take this opportunity
to thank all my friends for theil
kindness and beautiful cards dur.
ing my illness and stay in Della
ware Hospital. Ann Ingram, Far.
mington, Del. II
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-08

FOR SALE Or RENT-10, 900 ca
pacity hroilcr plant or house, fully
equipped. Gl2 acres oG ground, half
mile from LcWcs. Electricity, feed
carriage. telephone and living quar-
ters-an ideal set-up for responsible
party. Harold w. Hooker. L. O. Box
lli, Lewes. Del Call RehOboth 1856
for aDDOintmCnt
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-08

FOR SAI-E-Medern gas station and
repair garage. also lunch counter and
% acre farm with room house, cleo
trio and running water. 5000 capacity
chicken house. all equipped; handy
for school. | ,lilc from Georgetown,
Del. on dupont boulevard. Write OF
phone Dawes Service Station, George
town. Del. Phone 19iJ3. scott
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-08
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Two ponies. 3l2 years
old. Will ride and drive. Wilson IL.
Wheatley. Phone 5l2l, Bridgeville, Del.
j7-tf
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-08

FOR SALE-Three piece living room
suite, cane back and arms, inner
spring cushions. all in good condition.
Thomas Baker, Glendale, Del Phone
Milford 637J2. n1-2t
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-08
For SALE - LU MBERMEN
FARM BARGAIN

62 acre farm. six acres i'm cultiva :
ton. remainder in wheat and timber
land: six room house. barn. chicken
house and garage: six miles to Bridge
VILE on good road. Price for quick
sale. S2.3O0. List of other farm bar
gains mailed free. Q. Fl. Banning,
Strout Realty. Bridgcvillc. Del. phon"
2790. 1t
FOR SALE Farm :, mile from
fredericksburg. Md. ON the Preston
Road. "a feet from main highway.
Seven rooms and bath, good condl-
ton; I.nUn capacity chicken house.
equipped with lights and water SS&-
tenn. Young apple and peach orchard.
Land in good condition. - acres TIL
:hlc. 81 acres in young timber. Land
has good frontage. Can he made into
lots. Phone No. 2iIi. Mr.. Joseph
Calls, fredericksburg, Md. S27-ti
FOR SALE-ftobart meat grinders.
SIcJuS machines, mixing machines,
potato pUClerS. Dayton computing
scales. scales Tor every other purpose.
chicken picking machines. Westlng- =
house Sirr-l lamps. for every pur-
pose. Meat cases, boxes. refrigcra-
tinn. water coolers. n.'w-uSrd frozen
food cabinet, etc. complete food store
tuCnt. Water COulrrs. New used frozen
food cahiurts. Price cards. supplies
etc. OriOlc store Equiplncn. Com
pany. llOl West Main street. Sails
bury. Md a14-ti
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-08
ANTIQUES For Sale

Table converted mclodcon. roscwooU
ladder back chairs. old Fashioned
clocks, mirrors. drop leaf table (cher-
rD, cradle. Remington portable type
writer. tennis racquets. canoe. man $
bicycle. wood stove. Miscellaneous
other articles. Mrs. Curtis Ninyard
Phone 275, Milford IT
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-08

FOR SALE-One Model i tractor
in good condition. One set John Deere
tractor plows. 12-inch bottom. Samuel
j. Passwatcrs on the BridgeVille and
Redden Road. nS-2tp