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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-04-19

on the threshold of new age-the
atomic age. Under pressure of war
for survival, our scientists succeeded
in harnessing atomic energy in the
form of bomb whose destructive eff
fects shocked the entire globe. Ma
tions of good will are now hopeful
and confident that the threat of such
wholesale slaughter as these bombs
can perpetrate will Danish future wars
and usher in lasting peace under the
guardianship of the United Nations
Organization.
meanwhile, our scientists promise
that within the next generation
atomic energy can be applied to in
dustrial pursuits SO as to tighten the
burden of mankind. If their fore
casts prove accurate, our whole way
of life will be drastically changed for
the better. The shorter work week
which the American Federation of
Labor espoused before the war and
which we will now strive for with re-
newed determination is likely to be-
come swift reality. In fact, we may
have to raise our sights, because in
the atomic age even 30-hour week
may become outmoded.
Picture, if you will, the vast op-
portunities for educational and cul-
tural development that such changes
will offer the industrial workers of
the future. It is incumbent upon the
trade union movement to plan now
for that day. We must see to it that
the exploitation of atomic energy is
directed into the proper channels and
developed for the benefit Of all the
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-04-19
Over One Million Affected Plan To Press For More
Equitable Pay

"What the board has done, in short,
is baselessly to distort the stabiliza-
tion policy of the government into a
barrier against giving any considera-
tion to the gross inequities between
railroad wages and wages in other in
dustries.
'The neutral arbitrators indicated,
early in the boards deliberations,
their disposition to accept the limita-
tions asserted by the carriers and
thus to exclude from consideration all
evidence of inequities between rail
road wage rates and wages in other
industries.
obviously the establishment of cur
rently equitable wage rates for the
railroad employees requires not only
the correction of inequities as of last
September, but additional increases
commensurate with postwar increases
in other industries"
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-04-19

Chicago-More than a million AFL
railroad workers were awarded
wage increase of 16 cents an hour by
a special arbitration board.
The award is final and binding but
falls far short of union demands, and
leaders of the AFL Railway Employees
Department declared that moves
would be initiated under the Railway
Labor Act to start new wage case.
Notice for the further increase
twill be served promptly, and this
movement will be pressed to an early
conclusion" declared President Bert
M. Jewell of the Railway Employees
Department.
"The award is wholly unsatisfac-
tory" he said. "The organizations are
determined to get square deal. No
one will be permitted to hide behind
any so-called stabilization policy as
an excuse to further mistreat these
workers"
The three Operating" unions like
wise are planning further steps. Rep
resentatives of the three organiza-
tiOns are to meet soon to decide their
course.
Even to obtain a 16-cent award
from the boards proved to be tor
tuous and difficult task.
t. %Lo ooco +hn 10
Dor members had to join with the
neutral" members-two judges ap-
pointed by the National Mediation
Board-in order to get a vote on the
16 cents. That was the highest figure
the "neutrals" would approve. Car
rier members held out for less.
"Neutrals" responsible for the low
incorporating" award are Justice Err
nest M. Upton Of the Missouri Su-
preme Court and Justice Herbert B.
Rudolph, South Dakota Supreme
Court.
Labor members of the "nonoperat-
ing" board President Knight of the
Carmen and President Milliman of the
Waymen-explain in vigorous ac-
companying statement of protest that
this was the only course they could
pursue which would "perpetrate the
least injustice upon the employees"
Both Knight and Milliman, were
bitter in their condemnation Of the
incorporating" case award. Charg-
ing the neutral" members with sub
version Of judicial process, they de-
clared in part:
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-04-19
WOmen's Bureau Head
SaluteS Health Nurses

Washington, D. C. (ILNS).-Miss
Frieda S. Miller, head Of the Women's
Bureau, U. S. Department of Labor,
saluted the American health nurse, in
directing attention to the first an
lual "Know Your Public Health Nurse
Week." April to 13.
"In recent years." Miss Miller said,
"the work Of the public health nurse
has been overshadowed by the more
spectacular heroism of the battlefront
nurse, but now that the war is over,
we are realizing that the wartime
Army or Navy nurse and the peace
time public health nurse are often
one and the same person, and that her
peacetime work is no less noble for
its day-by-day character. The value
of the public health nurses services
is incalculable. In guarding the health
and well-being of the American pub
lie, she is performing essential work,
and the entire country is grateful for
her contribution. / am proud to salute
the American public health nurse"
1t has been estimated that there are
over 10000 women employed as pub
lie health nurses in the United States
and territories by local, state and ma
tional agencies, and tl1at there iss one
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-04-19
Beer, Liquor Permits
Permits


Earl Hilsercoop DBA, Earl's Lin
den Bar, 7O3 Williams Ave., Hamilton,
D-1.
Virgil Buchanan DBA, Parkway
Cafe, go Yankee Rd., Middletown,
D72.
Marg't Meymann DBA, Wayne Bev-
erage Service, 1885 Wayne, Middle
town, C-1-2.
Walter Fortner DBA, Stone Tavern,
7O1 Greenwood, DIP.
Albert w. Jennings & Geo. H. Ber-
ger DBA, Old Blacksmith Shop, Han
over Twp, Hamilton, D-2.
Geo..J. Renners Sr. DBA, East Ham
ilton Rest, 1905 Alsace, D-1.
Gus Vallen DBA, Liberty Rest, 1912
Central, Middletown, d..
Mildred Weiland, 412 Main, Hamil-
ton, D-1.
Transfers
Geo. w. Daugherty, 302 s. 7th to
Rob't J. Zerr DBA, Daugherty's Cafe,
3O2 s. 7th, D-1.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-04-19
Bill Creating New Offices
In Labor Dept. Approved

Washington, D. C.-The House COM
pleted action and sent to the White
House bill creating the offices of
Undersecretary of Labor and assist
ant secretaries.
The measure would give Secretary
Schwellenbach 2 more administrative
assistants, abolish the present posts of
assistant and second assistant secre-
tary. The new officers would receive
$4,000 year and their appointments
would require Senate approval.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-04-19
British Anti-Strike Act
Repealed By Big Majority

London, England. The House Of
Commons repealed the Trade Union
Disputes Act Of 1927, which banned
strikes and direct union participation
in politics. Cheers rang through the
chamber when the vote, $40 to 1872,
was announced.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-04-19

public health nurse to about every
$500 persons. If the commonly ac-
cepted standard of l public health
nurse to 1000 people were achieved
today, over $4,000 public health nurses
would now be servicing our population
-49, 900 more than we have.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-04-19

people, rather than for. favored few.
Therefore, / strongly urge that
the scope of labor's educational ac-
tivities be intensified, it's methods
broadened and it's detectives en-
larged."
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-30
SPECIAL NOTICE

September being the last month
in which 1916 Sussex County Taxes
may be paid without added penalty;
] will sit at the following places
this month:
September 4 Milford Trust
Company, Milford, $3.50 A. M. to
2:45 p. NJ.
September s. Columbia House.
Bridgeville, $50 A. NJ. to 2:45 +.
NJ.
September Magistrate Kings
Office. Seaford, $50 A. NJ. to 2:45
p NJ.
September 9-Greenwood Trust
Company, Greenwood, 9:30 A. NJ
to 2:45 p. M.
September 10-PeOple's NatiOnal
Bank, Laurel, $50 A. NJ. to 2:45
p. NJ.
September 11-Baltimore Trust
Company. Selbyville, $3.50 A. NJ. &c
2:45 p. NJ.
September 12-Sussex Gas Com.
pany, Delmar, $3.50 A. NJ. to lZ:o'
Noon.
September Bells Store, Beth
ell. 100 p. NJ. to 2:45 p. Nj.
September 13-Brittingham ah'
Esham, GumbOro. 9:30 A. NJ. t'
1900 Noon.
September 13-First Nationa
Bank. Dagsboro, 100 p. Nj. to 2:4'
p. Nj.
September 16-Sussex Trust CO.
Lewes. 9:3O A. NJ. to 2;45 P. Nj.
September II = Fire House
Frankford, $50 A. NJ. to 2:45 p. M
September 1S-Sussex Trust o.
Milton, 9:30 A. NJ. to 2:45 p. NJ.
September 19-RehOboth Trus
Co. Rehoboth, $3.50 A. NJ. to "a
P. NJ
September Millsboro Trus
Co., Millsboro, $50 A. NJ. to ga
p M.
September ga F. McCabe
Co, Millvile, $50 A. NJ. TO "a
p. NJ.
LOUIS V. SPENCER
Receiver of Taxes TO
a23-2t Sussex County
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-30
BABY CHICKS Delaware

L. 5. Approved Pullurlm ClrHu Cross
Chicks tor BrOiIcrs or Layers. Whites
Poultry Farm and Hatchery, Milton.
Delaware. Phone 1881. +. @. Box lJ2
jJ-tf
Fol; SALE Beautiful >-ruum home
with modern cUuVcnicnCtS, = acres Of
pluund facilities for RAISING chlrl<rn-
600 capacity For further ulorua-
tiuu write T. @. loN y, MaGuolia.
Del It
FOR SALE McCOrmIck pccriue
pick -up four-mHu halter. with power
takc-on. practically new. Also ON.
two-y yard GarWood dump body nud
hoist. Phone Smyrna 22ot. or l;-ho-
both Hui3. At {
FOR SALE New li-foot ?-Iuch
boat. Gl-iuch htHIn. and new = H. p.
JuhusouS outhuatd motor. with au-
tomato pun. luquir" 2ll2 IuAVIrW
;tVcnuc. l.,.WrS l,nrh, l,-Wr~. D,l
Phone i11l. Hlh-2t
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-30
NOTICES!

Notice is hereby given that Let
ters of Administration were in due
form of law granted unto the un-
dersigned, on the 18th day of Au-
guest, A. d., 1916, and that all per-
sons having claims against the
estate of the deceased must present
the same. duly attested, to the said
Virgie NJ. Jester. Administrative OF
the estate of George Fl. Jester, de-
ceased, on or before the 18th day
of August, 1947, or abide the Act
of Assembly in such case made and
provided.
VIRGIE NJ. JESTER
Address, Administrators
Ceoreetown. Delaware a23-3t
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-30
PUBLIC SALE!
Having sold my farm on the State
Highway between Hickman ana
Greenwood. | will SCH at Public Atlc-
uon starting at
ONE O'CLOCK T. NJ.
Daylight Saving Time
Rain or Shine
Tuesday, September 3, 1916
Nv TOIIUW IIIS
FARMING IMPLEMENTS


FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One corn crushcr. / set farm trucks.
set horse clippers. one Grow duStrr.
emery wheel, set clipper grinders.
set OF dchurnorS. block and fan, ,
spades. scoop shovel. ShoVrl~.
set Fairbanks platform scales, 3U-gal-
Ion stone crock. , lard pots S,t
beams. axes. Sledgc hammer and
wedges. pipe wrenchrs. tree trimmerS,
log chains. | shoe last and stand,
cross cut saw. Cyclone seed Sower.
hand corn planters. hand corn crack
er. open top SprHYrr. cider barrel,
batteries, ! grindStonc, one 5-inch
vice. walking cultiNatorS scratch
harrow, two No. l? Oliver plows. one
No 2i2 South Bend pillow. doutlc
trees. ! triple tree. one l-horSe plOW,
hand corn shelter. l fertilizer dis
trihutor. riding saddle. 3 long
handle pitch forks. short handle
pitch forks. sets pillow harness.
double set of plOW harness. ] set head
lines, , large crow bars. .gidi,'g 'halC
row. good aS new: good 2-horSp
wagon. ! Mccormick Dcering mower,
good as new, hay rack, farm trail
cr, | saw bench and three saws. saw
belt. hay rake, one 60-tO2th drag
harrow. one 5o-tooth drag harrow. Il
low down wagon. set Of wagon
springs, one No 20 Oliver riding pillow.
Vli' NJ. % OIiNtI ilulHS ploW. 3-Stc-
ton land roller. horse cart. ! spring
tooth. Mccormick binder. | drill. |
row corn cutter, one 2-hOrSe corn cut
ter. potato hoe hoes. 3 corn
knives. $50 bales of clover hay. 80
bushels of seed rye.
LIVE STOCK
One hcifcr, IL months old: Guern-
Sey. | year old One black and white
COW. AZ years old. milking; one
Guernsey heifer. pig years old. milk
ing. All blood and T. Is. tested.
One pair of good mules work any
where; ! gentle gray horse. : years
old. work anywhere, weight 1900 HIS
Two Shoats. weight, l75 lbs. each. One
mother hog and : pigs
HOC CSEHOLD GOODS
One large leather davenport. din
ing room table. ! kitchen table. Vie
trOla and records. rocking chairs, ,
chairs, | porch glider. two . y II rugs,
! | cook stove. | set stove. flour chest,
| | butter Churn. > butter prints. | set
! of kitchen scales. | antique walnut
cradle. dishes pans and jars. and lcC
! of things too numerous tO mention.
TERMS: CASH on day of sale.
EDGAR BREEDING
Harrington. K. ID. No.
John Dickcrson. Auctioncer. a23- -2t
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-30
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

All persons indebted to the es-
tate of Sallie NJ. Kirby are hereby
notified to settle the same on or
before the 1st day of August, l947.
and all those. having claims against
the estate to present the same, duly
attested, on or before August /,
1917.
REBA |. MACKLIN
Address. Administrators
208 Truitt Avenue. Milford, Del.
a23-3t
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-30

Rain or Shine
The following Personal Property. to-
Wit:
LIVE STOCK
25 Head of Cattle
Consisting of Ii milk COWS ranging
in ag" from > TO : years Old All are
milking. Several of these COWS will
he fresh soon after sale
-Four hcifers. viii be fresh i'm spring
Three heiferS. sin months old. Two
bulls This is an accredited herd.
HAY" never had Il suspect in bag test
or I. l.. test.
6 Head of Horses
Beauty. black mare. years old
weighing l2uu pounds. work in all
harness
Fancy bay colt. years old. weigh
ing Hoo pounds. has been worked ScV-
cral times with prospect of making "a
good work mare.
Tom, bay horse. II years old. weigh
ing 1900 pounds. work in all harness.
Mahlr. bay mare. II years Old,
weighing 1900 pounds. work in all
harness.
Jack. black mule. > years old. weigh
ing hoo pounds. broke to work single
or double.
Rex. sorrel horse. years old. weigh
ing 1000 pounds, broke TO work single
or double and good saddle horse.
l1OGS-One male hog. Two ShOatS.
weighing 60 pounds each
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Fla Mccormick Derring Farmal
tractor on rubber. in tirSt-claSs con-
dition: set Mccormick DeerinE tractor
J cultiVatorS for this tractor. in first
class condition; set Mccormick Deer
ing Pinch bottom tractor ploWS. good
/ condition: Mccormick DcerinG double
! disc good condition; Mccormick Deer
ing double Culti-packcr. good; McCor-
mick Drcring corn planter. same n.
new: Model T. John Deere manure
Sprradrr. good as new: John Deer,
grain drill. good; John Deere spring
tooth harrow. Mccormick Deering 60
tooth drag harrow, new; Oliver riding
CultivatOr. good John Deere riding
plOw, New Idea mower, farm Wagon
with flat rack. one-horSc hay rake
two horse roller. in first class Condi
tion: cord wood saw bench. new: Dill
niger feed mill, good as new; 4 walk
ing CultiVators. one horse plow. trac
tor belts. smoothing board. stock sled
two wheel rubber tire trailer 2 wheel
burrows, one hay rack. wheelbarrov
seed Sower, same as new; Cyclon
seed Sower. , sets wagon harness,
sets pillow harness. one riding saddle
new; one riding bride. work hri
corn knives. single trees. double trees
and many other things too numcrou
to mention.
DAIRY EQUIPMENT
Electric Farm Master milking ma
chimes equipped with , single units
same as new; milk buckets = mil
StraincrS ten AJ-lb milk cans. ; mil
stools. > sets COW kickcrs and > mil
coolers. 2-Can size.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Buffet. I straight chairs. rOckel
iron bed. bed springs. bureau. ~
- rug, | wood stove. ] coal stove an
many other articles too numerous I
mention.
TERMS or SALE: CASH
RAYMOND w. SCUSE. Ownt
Frederica, DclaWal
Louis Thompson, AuctiOncer
Ralph Spence. Outside Clerk
Lunch will he served. a23.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-30
Attention, Truck Owners.

See U- hctOrc hUNimE your trUrk Tires
and tubes and batteries. Save money
lay buying through your cooperative.
Southern States Milton Cooperative.
Phone 325U, Milton. Del a22-2 p
NOTICE Want Il government job.
Commence $li5-$25O month Men wo-
men. Prepare Immediately for Della
ware examinations. 32-page civil Ser
vice Book with sample coaching. List
positions free. Write today. Box -
co Milford Chronicle Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-30
NOTICE-NOw Available at
Our Plumbing Department.
Free Delivery. Use Our Easy
PAYMENT Plan. AUTOMATIC

GAS WATER HEATER-20 Gal. size.
S5i -. Only $I.on per month. DRAFT
REGULATOR FOR COAL FIRED
FURNACE-$1295 FROST PROOF
HYORANT $975 EAT
COAL BUOWER-Sl0 -. COMPLETE
LINE OF GALVANIZED HEATER
PIPE AND FITTINGS. KITCHEN
WINDOW FAN-kecpS your kitchen
free from cooking odorS. At low cost
of SlSNS. Sears, Roehuck and Com
pauy Plumbing Department, Dover,
Del Ask for Mr ". MCGnncs Man
ager. a30 II
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-30

Southern States Fence Controller
Come in before they are all gone. our
special price now is <6uU each-thc
same controller sold for Sl4.25 two
months ago. southern States Milton
Cooperative. Phone 225n, Milton.
a23-2t
FOR SALE Three lime and fer
tiliZcr sewers. new. size 10 one large
pile slab wood. one 7-pivcr parlor
suite. boys logging suit. Siz" years.
two boys suits, size Is one winter
coat. one spring coat. SiZ, II. all wool.
Phone EridgeVIllt 3llt Henry J.
Short. near collins Mill. Georgetown.
Del a2&-2 u
FOR SALE OK EENT-l62 acre
farm. srNeu miles west of Greenwood.
- ACRES under cultivation, thu rest
timber. The buildings ar- lair. water
good. Located between Adam>Nillc
and adams Cross Roads. Electric and
phone available. Ii Interested come
and Sec me. Mrs Herman Schwartz
Greenwood. Delaware, Route a3"-2tp
FOR SALE Dairy and poultry
farm. main highway. near tiuld-hulU.
Md: lIl acres > room huU<r: bath.
electric. new like buildings. tractor.
tools. herd complete ST.. .uuu Terms.
Kitchen EruI Estate Professional
liuldiug. Baltimore !. Md. For local
and distant SALES opportunities list
your farms and business property
With Us. :l3u-2t
For SALE G6 acre dairy farm. d
acrcS timber. also good poultry farm
buildings iu good repair = r0oiu
house. Electric and telephone avail
able. Good location. l.ocatcd ON Ih,
road leading from Harrington To An-
drcwvillr, Il. I. -. +, EuN It. Nong
black top road EhnH NJ Walls. Har-
riugtou. Administrators of thu cS1Ht,
Of shepard y. Walls, dccca>cd. III
FOR SALE Two story front fly,
room house with back buildings at
lachcd. equipped with electricity an,
uuthuIldIu@<, such as gatagc. barn
hen house. Also lot. ca 10 "a foot front
y 2un feet deep. ~ Milton. uu uUrtI
side Of concrete IoHd l,;tdiug IRON
Milton To Ellcndalr. known ms Ed
ward y. Walls. drC'aScd. property
so town taxes. Joseph II. WHll-
Administrator. Milton. DcL a23-2ll
FOE SALE one garage. duol. =
luut y = foot. With rollers :tud lG loo
track. ncW: complete sci fixture
for hujlt-iu bath tut ChraSsl: | no
water heater with %U-sHIluu tank:
burglar proof gratr- for rear win
lows, SiZ, 2Ni. y ! feet; II rcd coda
posts, "l heart. sawed y inch q incl
taprrco to : inch > uch. SiN Ice.
long: .siN inch y inch 2aNanzv
clothes line posts fine desk suit,
office or hom,. pedestal lav:toil
with trap: : houSt doors Gu~id,J 3
inch \ = iucn Widc: > painters rot
uic,. hooks turWD. NJ home after
y. ~. G. VI Wrlh, Cedar l:rac
I;oad. next place la prdnanc" i'lau
ltp
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-30

FOR SALE-I5ecause of i'll health.
will sell or lease dry cleaning plant
and bungalow furnished, located one
mile south of Sussex prison on the
DUPONT Highway. For information
write or wire: Ruark Dry Cleaners
Columbus Court. Hollywood X. /. Flor
ida d28- If
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-30
LOST

LOST Black and white hraglc
hound near Masters Corner Good
reward Franklin I'aSSwatcrS. Box
IA. Harrington. Route no. ,. Del lip
LOST Brown wallet. in April. vi
-iuity of Milford Theatre. containing
Navy / -. card and personal papers.
Return To Chronicle Office. Milford
itp
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-30

FOR SAI.E-l.akr front lo-room
houS, in Milford. on l.. acre lot. with
2-car detached garage New hot air
heating system. $l7. .ju0. Uu. Terms. Call
or write Robert Pierce. HclhHNru Hu-
tel, Rchohoth Erach. Del Phone 529l
asst
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-30
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., 1946-08-30
LICENSE APPLICATION

|, S. NJ. Gellens. trading as the
Milford Cafe, intend to make ap
plication for a license to sell AL
cOhOlic Liquor and Malt Beverage
for consumption off the premises
in a restaurant located at "a South
Walnut street, Milford.
s. Nj. GELLENS
304 South Walnut st.
a23-3t Milford, Delaware
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-30
IN MEMORiAM

In loving memory of my son. who
was killed just two years ago. August
%:
Just one little word Missed"
Is all | have to say,
TWO years have not changed il
IL is just the same today.
ltp MOTHER
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-30
Saturday, August 31st, 1916
At l2:"0 O'CLOCK T.. NJ.
Ram ot Shine
The following:
HOUS SEIiOI.D GOODS


HOU SEHOI.p GOODS
Philco electric radio. antique
chairs. ; living room rocking chairs.
one antique low cupboard with draw
"rS; round dining room table. One
heather covered dHVcnpart. Office chair
and metal stand: Quaker oil heater
living room style. nearly new; Spear
cooking range. vacuum clrancr. man
ual operated; Kitchen table, six kit
chen chairs. cold Air ice refrigerator.
dishes. pots and pans table linen. >
Puritan oil stoves. many antique Xii ?
chen dishes. cook table. seven good
oil drums. ; tons good nut coal. haS-
krtS, hampers. wash tubs. many large
SIZE iron cooking pots. lawn NOV
rrS. set of weights and scales. work
bench. set of tools. good new wood
axe, lot of good paint and brushes, >
small size oil heaters, medicine cahi-
net. several good rugs. y 10. . u.
etc: also soomc good throw rugs.
several electric lamps. window shades.
3-piccc bedroom suite. window cur
tHlnS, bed linen. ScArfS. mirrors. pic
lures, clothes trees, several small size
chests and cabinets. several nice
blankets. movable paper clothes press
old fashioned wood bed TWO stands
> bedroom chairs
TERMS: CASH.
Claude LYNCH
Owner
Waller pickrrsom. Auctionrrr. alG-%tI
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-30
TRUCKS FOR SALE

1911, lNi., III. ND tNCNrUTtts 8
Either as straight trucks or as ten
wheeIers Reed Trucking Company.
Phone 353l. Milton. Del. a3o- y
FOR Scarlet clover hay, 5uc
per bale at the barn. Also a few bales
of straw left at 4uc. Call Fredeiica
3634 Thomas VI. Chambers. near Laws
Church. Harrington. Del a22-2t
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-30
SHOE MAN WANTED

TO take complete charge of shoe de
partmcnt. sales and huying. Would
consider energetic applicant with
some experience for training. perma-
ncnt position. Please give full par
ticulars Write Box :, Milford Chrou-
icle, Milford. II
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-30
NOTICE

notice. cash paid for good used
cars ana Junkcrs. See Gross. frtdrrica.
llH-j2tp
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-30
House and Lot or Acreage

WANTED IN Milton. Harhcsvn or
nearby Write. giving full details.
price. etc. to Erv. +. y. Johnson. AZ
Princeton aNeuur, Eurholnr Phila
drIhia H. Pa. az Il
WANTED Man or woman 10 handle
distribution OF famous Watkins pro-
ducts in city ol Milford. serving hun
drcd~ al satisfied customers. Excellent
opportunity tor right panty so IN
Nr~tmcih Writ- the J. /; Watkins
co. Dept. 6. Newark, y j. 81
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-30

WA,>TED NIl-~Woiucu ANA ID,-
paItu,rt hv:,d Waulrd. Spl,udid on
portuuuN iur ad>aucrinc.l Guud h,.-
=lnun@ sHl1iA l;ul,J~ pajd over and
ahu\" regular SALARY. lp To three
weeks Vacation W}lh p.,N Up To two
W"rks SICK pay Lilo insurance for
lull and p;iIt-tuur employees i"-hour
work week with overtime paid at
Christmas MI employers entitled to
IoI discount ON purchases for thcm-
selves and Immediate family. Nacan-
ci"s lur department hrHdS fUl and
pant time workers. Apply w. +. Grant
Company. Milford. a3O-tf
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-30
Wanted-Young Lady

for position in drug store No soda
fountain work. good hours. Ragains
Pharmacy. odd Fellows building.
Milford Del a23-tf