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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-06-27
Ford Anniversary

EUAu tAAAuFCASdAJ
June Is marked the forty-third
anniversary of the Ford Motor Com
pany, which has written one of the
most fabulous chapters in American
industrial history. 1t was started
June 16, 1903 with a $4,000 capital.
To date more than 100000 vehi-
cles have rolled off its production
lines and it has assets of nearly a
billion dollars. It is the property of
the Ford family alone. The founder,
Henry Ford, has retired from active
work and the management is in the
hands of his % year-old grandson,
Henry Ford II.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-06-27

Aviation engineers, are predicting
that, within the next three years,
jet propulsion will be used as stand
ard equipment in cargo and trans
port planes. Jet engines will be
smaller than air-coo1ed units of to-
day, but will develop from 5000
to 1000 horsepower.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-06-27

Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, chairman
of the UN Committee on Human
Rights = "a democratic labor move
ment can be of great profit to Ger
many. 1t will develop freedom Of
thought and opinion and l trust that
our military government will permit
every freedom that is necessary
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-06-27
Record Fruit And Nut Crop

California growers reached an all
time high in production of fruits and
nuts in 1915. According to Depart
ment of Agriculture records a total
of 7,492,600 tons of fruits and nuts
were harvested - seven per cent
more than in 1914.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-06-27

The finest triumphal arch in all
France is located at Orange, not
far from Avignon. The arch, prob
ably dedicated to Tiberius, stands
81 feet high.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-06-27
California Land Boom

Palm Springs, California, is in the
midst of land boom. A lot, 100 by
125 feet cost about $500 fifteen years
ago today it would be around
$4,000. Palm Springs is a luxury
resort loaded with millionaires who
go there for their health; and movie
stars Eddie Cantor, Adolphe Menjou,
Carmen Miranda, William Powell,
Bob Hope and Ginny Simms all own
property there.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-06-27

One motor vehicle manufacturer
estimates it will require production
Of 18,500,000 new cars and trucks to
return the United States to normal
usage.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-06-27

DIR. Harlow Shapley, Harvard
astronomer and director of the col
lege observatory eff we should
stop our sciences and take up poetry
and the arts it would be very sweet
and nice, but it would be the finish
of us in competitive world"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-06-27
Lane And McKeIdin Win Nominations
O'Conor And Markey In u S. Senate Race

Stouer And Mclaughlin Win Out In State Senate
Arch Mcdonald To Oppose Glenn Beal-Baker And Row.
land In She's Race-Incumbent County Commissioners
All Renominaed.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-06-27

Before the war, SO out of every
100 japanese children were in
school.
The Nome nugget., 1946-03-11
PAGE SIX
oLDTIMER. FRANK IVERSON. DIES IN OLYMPIA

Frank F.. IverSon, pioneer Alas kan, who went Outside from An chOrage last September, died re- gently at Olympia, at the age of 75 years. IverSon came to the Ter ritory in 1900 and took part in the Nome gold rush. He left Nome in 1907 for Cordova, where he be- came foreman for the company that constructed the Copper River
The Nome nugget., 1946-03-11
by the repetition of green"

by the repetition of green"
 Miss Schaefer, a decorator of years standing and a member of the American Institute of Deco rators, combines her 57th Street studio for interior design with an art gallery featuring the work of modern painters and pottery de- Signers.
 ''I do this because I want my clients to stumble over paintings continually" she explained. "I like to build the color scheme of a room around paintings.
 ''I found it simpler to exhibit the paintings myself than to take my clients to art dealers, who were sometimes offended by the clients remarks. I'll never forget the woman who turned down a beautiful painting because flowers in vase were not arranged ac- cording to garden club standards"
The Nome nugget., 1946-03-11
CUTTING INDICTED ON THEFT CHARGE

Percy Cutting, formerly at Nome, has been indicted by the Fairbanks Grand Jury on two all legged thefts. He is alleged to have stolen Westinghouse refrigerator and Westinghouse electric range from Satellite Field in 1945 while he was maintenance supervisor. His wife, Audrey Cutting, has de- posited SlOOO.OO cash bond for his appearance in Fairbanks on April P. He is at present in San Francisco.
The Nome nugget., 1946-03-11
g 4 6
CLYDE SMITH LEAVES FOR NEW ASSIGNMENT

Clyde Smith, who has been in charge of the Pan American Air ways office for the past six months left Friday evening for Seattle, where he has been as- signed. Until his regular replace ment arrives Stanley Bartlett will take his place.
The Nome nugget., 1946-03-11
and Northwestern Railroad.

and Northwestern Railroad.
 He later worked mining proper ties of his own at Mccarthy be- fore settling in Anchorage. Mrs. Iverson died last March in An chorage. He is survived by a mar ried sister in Olympia and a brother Ed Iverson, at Stanwood, Wash.
The Nome nugget., 1946-03-11
New Light For
 Homes Of Future
By ADELAIDE KERR

The homes of tomorrow gener- ally will be smaller units than those today with large main rooms and small sleeping rooms, design ed for the most comfortable living we ever have had. Their decora- ton will feature more rich glow
The Nome nugget., 1946-03-11
and light.

and light.
 The servant problem is par fiallY responsible for a trend tow ard less expansive living" said Miss Schaefer recently in her New York studio-gallerY. This does not indicate that all city dwellers will be squeezed into two and three room apartments. But if does indicate there will be fewer eight and twelve room units and more of four or five rooms. Furni- lure will be decidedly functional. such as a dining fable that is also a library table or desk or that has a game fable top.
 "In decoration we shall make more and unusual use of light, often using it architecturally. For instance, where you wish that wall were not, you can eliminate it by making it glow. It can be hung with pale colored curtains, lit from above with concealed fluorescent light so that it be- comes a wall of light. Powerful light in lamps will be filtered through metal fins, which defect 1t to certain objects.
 Instead of monotone rooms all gray. all blue. etc.-we shall make much greater use of rich glowing color. And instead of con- sidering only the color scheme of a room. we shall consider the color scheme of a house.
 For instance, in a Massachu- setts house which I decorated re- gently, the walls of the large en- trance hall were seafoam green with touches of white and strong green. On one side this led to room with seafoam green paint and tangerine accents; on the other side to living room whose soft green background was offset by brilliant chintzes in red, yell low and blue. These rooms, varied as they were, were tied together
The Nome nugget., 1946-03-11

ing color and architectural uses of light.
 That comes from Miss Bertha Schaefer, New York interior dec orator, specialist in the decorative uses of glowing color, paintings
The Nome nugget., 1946-03-11

The mastiff is the largest and most muscular dog.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-24
RDAI. MAY -. 1916
Sal" Starts
At ONE O'clock t. NJ
not Sf,ilOI.D GOODS

Three piece hNiup room Suit". liV-
int, room rus. - feet: ozltr pad.
q \ T. feet. rose. Colur,d runner 6
yards lougD CNll ol the ah"Nc men
toned ARTICLES only ~iN months oldD
Two lNiuG room tapestry covered
rockers. Windsor desk. drum table.
round Twins. room Table. l'hilro radio,
1-tuhc set: lHtv" size haSSock, rnd
tatlr. table lamps and shades, iloor
lamp, G-WaN-
Du,tt, suite uahl,, buffet fouI
chairSl. 3-pIrcr glass console sci cam
t'r culotD.
Walnut hrdrnom suit" thcd. dresser.
rh".t ul drawers. two chalrSl. open
coil spring. l:cnttN Rest Mattress.
brown metal he'd, oprn-coil spring,
Deep Sl,rp Inner Spring Mattress
drrS~ci htdIo"m chair.
IVORY colorrd Kitchen SGT tablr auu
four CharSl. gas porcelain stove tlloN-
p'titIb. t'riGIdaiIr. L ca. feet: ladder
Kitchen stool. 6-plrrr metal canister
set Including bread box. l-plrcr porc"-
lam breakfast ST tN"rNicc tor tuuI).
miscellaneous kitchen dishes. r""klht
pots and > frying pans, rOaStrr and
pl,-srrNIug kettle. lrluh aluIIlnunll.
baking dishes. ic.. hoN dishes. dtSh
pans, casserole with chromium holder,
miscellaneous kitchen glassware. KIT
chen utensils. large turkey foiStrf
| cold packer. holds ! jars, agate;
! cold rolurrd chenille hcdsprcadS, cot
TON hrdspr.:t,iS. quilts and blankets.
T. sofa pillows. /" pairs lace curtains
three : piece lac" doihrS Tor turntur"
tabh. linen bed linen, , pairs i"athtI
pillows dresser ScartS. / mattress COY
trS.
Hoover vacuum cleaner, SUNBEAM
Mix Master electric mixer. SlhEt
S,.Ninl; machinr. trcadlt foot. Al con
,hn,s.tnN AlEtIOIH tCOtlSOI
stvI,D, Euglamdtr double couch Wit
mattress. Perfection oil stove, 1ouf
burner: electric clock. walnut ttleploh
table and chair. bathroom scales am
hamper. > round mirrors, rush bottom
l4ddcr-hack mahoeanN chair, tahour'
! and jardlnrr". one nltht 'a"" wa
snup. walnut coffee table. ; metal pore
chairs. snail size trunk, foot Stoo
reed: ivory painted rocker, , hr1dE
tables. one desk lamp, bronze color"t
; waste. paper baskets. | pair curtal
strctchtrS. > lamp shades. salNahlZ'
2-gallOu SpraY"r. folding char. "a
NauiZcd tubs. wash bench. cocoa ma
hruomS. VcntilatorS. sick ira,
canning jars. jelly glasses. , crab net
tarpaulnl. step ladder. hush"l haSk"
and several "s shovel. rake. hoe. h"dt
cutters. water pals, extension HSli
brace and hit. 81 gallon drum. "tn"i
p wheel. glass Washhuard, clothes tlt
: kct. wash boiler clothes lime and pm
ironing board. porcelain dinner 5
= ts,rrvicc for twclNtl; uiSc"Ilanto'
q glassware. > sets salt crllrrs. Cpl"
1, ice tea set. > flower vases. crNSt
glass flower basket. apiece lNo
dresser set. wall plaques.
=" Two bath mats. bathroom rugs.
miscellaneous throw rugs, rugs CIV
Il \ ~ one X i" Y loD.
=. Many other things too numerous
=; mention.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash hrfu
goods arC removed.
, ELLA NJ. ROGERS
- Shawnee Road near dui'ont
- boulevard. Milford. DrlAwai
: pickerson I;rothcrs, Au"ti"n""rS
& m17-2t
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-24
FRIVOLITY

Rv T. A. Hall, Milford, Del.
Skipping, dancing ON dance ha'i
Hand i'm hand the young folks go
Shining the sin our Saviour pore
To save all sinners from He'll be
low.
PLAYING cards at a card-game table
With or without a prize, II just
the same
The Devil is there and he's quite
able
To cause YOU to blaspheme Gods
dear name.
Each place, Friend. ls Heli ="
territory
Each, I'm sure, belongs 10 lii"'
In neither place will you hear the
story
OF our S..viour's love of saving
grace.
You can take in the dance. card
game. and show
All are very we'll to pass the TIME
But remember they lead to regions
below
Where you'll weep and wall do"i
there some time.
Better let God take away your sll
And do it now while still you may
Each day your chances grow more
dim
You'll find it entirely too late some
day.
Sin nailed our Saviour to the eros
The very same sins destroy lhe SOU
They'll cause you to meet Eterha
loss
In the place Of the damned VIM
eternities roll.
Jesus is pleading with you today
To come away and follow linn
Don't waste your precious time thi
way
There's no better time than no" I
begin.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-24
SATUR RDAI. JUNE |. 1916
At ONE O'clock L. NJ.
,kaim or Shiurl
The following;
HOUSEHOLD GOODS


one wall cabinet l stand, lounge
tauiiuu,p. cane bottom chars,
rockers Sidrhoard. drup-lcHt DIM
ing table t"uIIuUcD. Srttc" and bed.
! "FuInIcr tiIrl' cook stove. oil heat
cr cook table. combination meal
and nuIU hin. e stool chairs. | COM
mod, chair, l hrdst,ad. springs and
hvddinG. l cot and bedding. pillows,
~ bed quilts. cuunt,rpanrS. car
riuEc blankets. one buffalo robe. h'd
blankets. hcdSprradS. sofa pillows
one 81 y JG Administer rus. some scat
ten rugs. carpet mating. h"d iIru.
table linen. = trunks. l Slnt cast. win
dow Scrc,ns. l window liHm' and
sash. / WImduW Weights, ] EalNhHiZ'd
wash tut ANA wash board, ! i""t iun.
, galvanized huckttS. ! stone lHr. !
>tou" jug. hutt"r PRINT. on" i-t"in-
cr New Perfection oil stove and oven.
one A-dHN clock st II pound
scales. bed pan, hot water hottie.
| tout jack. l"au du@trr. Sh""
stand and ! shoe lasts, corn poprrI
! flour SITTER. - pounds of flour, meat
grinder. CAKE. box. l jelly squ""Z"I.
rolling PIN and cake board. thrr-
mos jug. lunch bon. dish basin. wash
basin lot of glass jars. lUaStcrs. !
aluminium tea kettle. aluminium per
culatur. aluminium pitcher. lamps.
| antique lamp With marble ha~". pic
tuItS. ! mirror. | ll0SlllEll. S't ti
dishes. lot ut Odd dishes. iron Gllddt'-
pots. pans. knives. forks spoons.
waffle Iruli, scissors. , mUpS. ! tH"oin
IRON boiler. lantern. "Hil"u "i
can. ut,. 5-gallUu can AND about
rulluu~ krroSrur. r1Iure. barber
cunlh Ht.d scissors. one - YHtH''- d"uhi'
iHIItI SHOT gun
FAKAING IMPLEMENTS
Ou,. ~r!thr and cre,dl,.. push cart
loot poultry Wlrr, | cr"-~ cat SAN,
buck SAN Ul,Wb. pllch i"tk ltuh
lnme hu,.. Nonir e. baskets. >uur hHG:
sheep shcaIS. TIN snip, rake. > gar
den hoes. mani hu\vS. Sum,' Srht lin
wood. about l. cords lawn m"W
tI>. hruodrr stove. MCCulmlrl Is
D,.vling binder. C-toot cut. IN tnl
condition: lOu bales of old tnshiu
clover lay. tool box and cHrprnt,
tools. consisting ut wood and itu
. rhS,lS brace ami lht@. nearly urW
I $Iu;tIcS SAWS. NrlH good CUndit iuI
+ law sets planes. drawing knIN"'
- WIrckluH bar. uallvt, hHlrh"tS ham
: lurr=. screw drivers. punches, tIoHtl
n pliers and OIL cans
TERMS: CASH ON All Person.
/ Property.
i KEAI. ESTATE
This farm will also hr offered t'
u sale on the same day, consisting
- acres. more on less. II sold. p"
r. down. balance on delivery Of decd.
pELENlA TOKHEET
NdmiulStratT
81 John! pick"Ison. Auctiomror. ma >
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-24
PUBLIC SALE
OF valuable
REAL ESTATE
-lnd----
Personal Property
SATU RDAY, JUNE |, 1916
AT l:3u O'CLOCK l. NJ
STANDARD ruu,
SPORT TSMEN-HERE IS THE


GRANGE or A LlF ETIME
" Ild ducks. Er'-'. rahhlts, uuHn.
phra~nuts and a few deer. Right on
Your NtlN OWN farm. So uu county
taN,S per year. l1u acres ut land. Ia
lnIIr of water front large SIX room
house. al cumll, t,IH II built IN l9il
Two chicken house. and small barn
with attached garage. About ~ acre :
ut tllahl. land. about 81 acres ol 2U
10 81 year uld timber. htlnncr in ma
tulal Instur, and marsh land. IA
miles east of Wlllinm~Villc. Delaware.
On the l>lr ui White BAY. about :
miles north uf Ocean City. Maryland.
THIS farm is IN the state of Mary
lend. being approximately -" yards
from the STATE line. Thereby giving YOU
e later huutinU &'-a>uu
You are welcome To visit this farm
l., fore date of :Hl' II NUu wish Ut Is
VacanD. Known H= Mt5. VIM. y.
I.ckitrS farm. IL miles east "I Wh-
hnms\ HE. Delaware. and = mile on
the county road
Also al the same time:
IlOl SElIOI.p GOODS
Consisting of Tables Wildfirr wood
stove. chairs. 1-hurIrr k'ruS"tr roUh
stove, organ. carpets, lamps, beds and
bed springs.
Other Things: Plows, burrows. "r
/ pots. tire cNtluEuiShtr for boat, car
/ pvnttr tools. pitch forks, $hoNrlS
/ l:tkt.. hoes. harm, ~ and several Other
! items
TERMS: CASH
MRS. WAL y LEKITES
/ Asher Carey. AuctiOurrr. nli >
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-24
Fairbanks < Howe Platform

Scales. .uOu pounds, for SAI" l"itl'
coolers. frozen food cabinets. Poultry
pickiue machines linmr dIAt' delivery
Oriul, store Equipment Company, Sui
i.in,,. NJ Phone ll55. al
FOR SALE One. hay lOHd"I. ON
corn cutt,r. one trarIuI coIu PLANTER.
on, siInur cutter. one mOW"I y /.
porman. Red Min Farm. ON" Wiie
north of Nassau ou road from l"W''-
to Milford Can hr seen nEhl~ "t sun
H.,. m2i Il
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-24
NOTICE
5-24-1tp

On and after the first day OF
.June A. ID. 1916, all State License
tees for the year 1916 are due ana
payable to the State Tax Depart
ment. State Highway Building Clty
of GEORGETOWN, Sussex County, Del
aware. and if not paid on or before
the Both day of June l946,
penalty of ten per centum VIII pe
added. On all Licenses not pald
in July an additional penalty soi
ten per centum will be added ana
on all Licenses not paid during the
month of August further penalty
of ten per centum will be added
making total of twenty-five per
centum on all Licenses paid after
the month of August, in accordance
with the Revised Code. l937' Laws
of Delaware. as amended.
PIERRE S. DU PONT
State Tax Commissioners
5-24 q
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-24
ATTENTION Home Owners.
FOR RENT

FOR EENT SIX room farm house.
rent free. Possession at once. l;"t"'It
g Wilson. Harrington. p.l MA 2tp
fOk REST I.atEe toUins, running
hot and cold water. $3.uu per weth
and up. Hotel Windsor. Milford. jla Il
FOR RENT \ building ON ltaIl
AlirN suitable tor q paint al Wol Is
shop. John ii. Davis. l'"Hil Wiley,
Milford bet ml7 ZIP
FOR Rent Eight room hou~" near
Bowers l;cach. Also TWO small hunGH
lows on improved road Immediate pos
session. can Milford 223 ml7 3!
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-24
Headuuarters for Rock Wool

.oose. eranIlaItd. bats +. q. l.. MN
Also ceiling materials Wholesale or
r+tnu G+oIge r Mackhn Company.
Niitnr6 phune 1913 MA II
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-24

W ANTID- Old VASES and oil lamps
II2hr>t prices I'aid Nntr oi call
Milton 2l21. ErN LIT" MIE. Company
Milton. lplnWAIr. III
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-24
FOR SALE

FOR ALE Ducks and moilers i'm
iol- of 81 m"r,. Ou' cent h.luw retail
c'fhn4 rlH.'. Nm. VI. EubluSuu. Rob
ms Haven. mjlrs south ot Milford.
oh H. h"h"lh iilshWaN m2i-tf
Fol; SALE one John Deere four
reA tt.:tl planter. Ouc international
fol}-iuW cultINHtur. SlN electric hro0-
d,r stoves. plNI'-p,l larmS Phone
Milton 1"t'. l.rN'~. Del Inl7-2
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-24

FOR SALE-IIohart meat grinders
slicing machines. mixing machines
potato pcclers. Dayton computing
scales. scales for every other purpose.
chicken picking machines. WrstinG-
house Stcr-I lamps. for every pur-
pose. Meat cases. boxes. rttrlgrfa-
ton, water coolers, ncw-uScd frozen
food cabinet. etc. cOmplrt" food stof"
ment. Water coolers. New used tfo|"h
food cabinets Price cards. supplies
etc. Oriole store Equipment com
many. l1Ol West Main street, Sahs-
h,,ry Ma sli- IT
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-24

FOR SALE --- Million Rutgers and
Margluhr tomato plants 5n0. 81 ~.
| 900. $3.75. postpaid. Cabbage. All
kinds. saline price as Tomatoes. Porto
Rico and Maryland Gold sweet p"tat"
plants. 800. 81 nU: So - per l.oou. post
paid. Pepper plants same rs sweet pO-
tators Satisfaction guaranteed. J. Il:
UoIcouhr. Couftland Va m2i 81
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-24
RUTGERS TOMATO Plants

FOR SALE one 2-story house. i
rooms amt bath attached eHlAG" and
sun porch. hardwood tlUot~ down
STAIRS. nlald huucum on Kitchen and
bath. cellar heat. l.,.cn hullt on" N":u.
r. : Kemp ~ Trult avenue. Mil
ford m2 tip
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-24
NOTICES!

| wish to thank both the Car
Isle Fire Company of Milford and
the Houston Fire Company for their
efforts in eXtinguishing the recent
grass fire on my farm. Geo. Gill
tenbOth. 1t
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-24
RYE, SOY BEANS

WASTED Walton Owens I:lidpc-
\ tIi". l'ri mlU-tt
WANTED Pickles. pickles. pickles
Nor" and more pickles. O. W. Davis
Milford. l'"L j25-u
Wanted - Men For Nursery
Phone ~. MIIiUtd mld-tf
WANTED Small we'll furnished
apartment. Wru" or call James J
hcr>ln. Milford. Del n-tf
Wanted-500.000 Pine Cones.
Lars" and Small II. Ernest Con
well. Milton. ll,iaWar". s2l -52t
The cot NTRl REST HOME
TIalutd rIH,tlc:h uut>r in attrndaucc-
C:,u lot Gi''nWo"d. lI,l ms 1t
WANTED SALESMAN ton surround
ms trIrtulN Milford Mhul,>:tl, Gro
'rrN Company. th"nv it"W. m2i-2l
WANTED Help to work III SAW mill
or III woods. poupIaS Morgan, LIN
coin, Del. i'h"u" Milford ta4Jll j2l-u
WANTED To .Lrut Two hodtoom
aIufliu, iI or h"n~'. Moderu cotNtu-
t,.u,,s. H. toWn C:dl Milford G14 fl II
WANTED CAL tor otic,. work. ne"
@hurthH4d NIluId Whoh.al- Grocery
Company. Ihuur l0uW. Milford
ul2i y
WANTED Row boat Tor uuthoard
motor. also cuIlu, l.. +. Jarrett
Route |, EuN -. M,II>hnru, pcl
ml1 PIP
WANTED Duck and goose fca-
th.r~ Eastern Shore l'rodurts Corp
MIR Nlnr,u Lotto. Gt"tItW Qod. brl.
milo 81
WANTED ono or two rooms OF
first liuui uud Oth.I cuuNruI"uccS ton
li>iu-. same tluor only Moutor'~ Nil
ford. III
WANTED Two painters Inquire
u1Hgctt ct >Ipph. at I;HNm"ud Mas
4 toms resident ou South Walnut street
MIiuId 1T
1 LONG and SHORT Distance
hauling also buying junk. Thomas IL
. HARRINGTON. 3l9 \. T.. Front street
Milford nl1-l ;
WANTED To huy: :rot,rs an,
fowl. duck Hnd turkeys CtthnG price
:. puId C.ll 312G Elmer j. Hastings
Miltou lll a%-t
WANTED Frmah Hin, liulahil
y department Year HIolIud work IN
Irll,n,. unnecessary. Milford la'u
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-24
LOT OR LOTS WANTED

For hu'ldjnr home ia Nltutd write.
GIVING location. size OF lot, and price.
to I;uN o3. papSholo. Delaware. I'll
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-24
FOR SALE: HOUSE

Nine room dwelling with convrneuces
garage and nice lot. l07 Fisher ave
nIie, Milford. r. G. Collins, lO7 North
Walnut street. Milford. ml0-tf
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-24
PUBLIC SALE!

Due to thu fact that thu house
" Whvl,. lm NOW hNiuY. located on the
ShaWu,, EuHd u,iI TIA" DUPONT l;"ul'-
ward. has, been sold, | Am selling all
OF my household lutniShu.,~. uu
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-24
EXECUTORS NOTICE
CARD OF THANKS

Out of "A grateful heart, | wish to
extend thanks to the people OF
Greenwood. Del, for myself. my
mother and my husband.
In the hour of our greatest need
when fire swept us clean of every
thing. their response was the true
Christian friendly move. We are
asking Gods choicest blessings on
solicitors and donors alike.
We thank you.
Yours truly,
Mr.. and Mrs. y. f. Perkins
and mother
5-24-1tp
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-24

FOR SALE Virginia grown rcd
skin potatoes for seed. stored at Wy
ouing Ice and cold Storage Company.
ANHilaIlc after June |. You may pay
for them at storage plant. Thr@" P"-
tatorS should br uut of SturHg" ON"
week before planting Storage Plant
Bedford 4i3l. Owner: Spencer Willis
Phone Gu9J3l Milford MT 1t
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FOR SALE: HOUSE

Ten room dwelling. now equipped tor
and used as an apartment dwelling.
with comVcnicnccS. large lot and me"
storage building and EarHgr- ~ : T..
Front street. Milford. II. {. Collins.
ln7 North Walnut street Milford.
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STRAYED

STItNNE.p OE STOLEN From my
home. NaH L.. tam hca-h. malv puppy
bnlk StlIirr duNu ltS back. llnt tuur
60 MhJtn i'"t Reward Eltu'.i '""l"I
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SEAMERS

AND LEAl;NEES WANTED. Apply
oI write. GtcruW ood Hosiery Mlll,
I tir.,.i .iVuud b,l milo II
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WANTED Wilson Early Black Soy
EcuIIS. tl'" from morning gloIy, any
quantity FRANK tlrudanicl. Inc. Lin
coin. D lawarc. Telephone Milford l23
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LONG LEAF PINE Wanted

In five foot lengths. rough. peeled or
with bark ou. Delivered oIr yard AT
E.il,udAlr. Cnll G3II;3 or G3lI{I. Mil
t"rd. EIl"udnl" Excelsior Company
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WANTED - StenOgrapher-

Must hr capable al using shutthau
Good %HlHrN, good We: kluu condItlou:;.
ia inOd'ru offices Contact Traffic be
pAItutlt. Mnat,u Trucking Company.
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QUALITY CHICKS - Baby c.

chiCks thHt are DclaWarr-I. 5. Ap-
proved I'ulorum Clean Several years
of continuous culling and improving
the quality of our brceders has re
suited in chicks that an" equally as
good for breeders rs for hroilcrs. We
are now Matching Barred Rocks, New
Uampshircs and Cross-hred chicks
Place orders early in order to get
chicks on dates wanted. Whites l'oui J.
try Farm and Hatchery Phon" %i"l'
T.. q Box 1872. Milton. Delaware.
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