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Milford chronicle., 1946-01-25
Hand CrOcheted Bedroom Slip

perS and play shoes for sale. Wash
able. Color fast. Made to order. c. O.
ID. orders. CAN 5S0Jl. Milford. jlS2t
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LOST
LOST Small Gu terrier. 3on south
WaIuuj @ti,'t. l'h"ue "l}M. Milford

LOST Small nu terrier @oo south
Walnut -tt'i. I'hon' al}M. Milford
X
LOST EAST ol Greenwood !: hlack
and tam mound Reward Ralph
Thompsou. Hartly. DrlaVarc Trir-
phour Dover 2&1N jll -3tp
LOST our rto.n hu,-l -uId Ioe
ctiHiu ou Cod.r. Beach Io.,d ON Sat
Edward \ WaiShe@. Lincoln, i; +. /.
Delaware. Reward j25-3tp
LOST Washing uachn. ia he
tween Milford and SaudtoWu ON sun
day. january -. Eird,l pleas. call
Milford tlNJl2. or Wrto T.. EWhn-
game. Route > t,lt"n. jl>-2tp
LOST Gu,rn~c> dorsey COW. wral-
ing stahl, clau. l5-t -.cu vicinity
~;Jm Iirhh- Wuod- ! -,,n notify
l3m,- " Maylu, Il:ukhuu-,r faiau.
Two ruir- south of lhnuetou "rt e..
: L. ~. r. ErWarj jl>-2t
LOST An hlark luat. cnckrr SPAN
r.l Small hoy prt. answers Ia nam,
Mike" Va W"arIn@ harurSS at t''ue
al ol-aup, .,i.'nc' E,U"id ut >lpou Ton
I"tuln or accurate Information as to
tho Wh,r,ah"ui~ ot Tins dog. Phone
2l5% collect, or write w l. Lord.
tiitt}INuOj. Ipol. 1\-itp
LOST WhI. h'npu4 n".u Green
wood un December \. q registered Eng
ISh setter llr@c female. Answering To
tho uuu, 81 Nellie. lia~ black head
and ears and hllIr dots ON lis hodN no
spots. I;rWard tor the return ot the
dog or any information leading 10 tn"
dog Wu +. Stewart. EoN IL. bridge
VILE. pl jl\-itr
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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. l22-tf
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NOTICES.

will be responsible for no bills
unless contracted by myself.
JOHN II. ELLINGSWORTH
j18-3tp Milford, Del.
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Thursday, February I. 1916
vt TEN O'CLOCK \ NJ
Eulu or shine
The folluWn@
II\ T. STOt X

LIVE STOCK
one pair good work muh 5. bay
mare. D., NcaI~ old. | black colt. > years
utd: roam hor~o. about - Years old:
! bay h"t>r. about T. years old:
hog. ~hunts. COW. calf by h,t
-idc, COW. fresh day of sale
FAI;NIING IMPLEMENTS
Two Woodrn wheel wagons. low
down wagon. low down wagon with
iron wheels. good corn planters. one
John Deere: John Deere moving
machine. 2nU = baskets. John Deere
riding pluW>. oliver No Ia rdiuG
pillow. good rjdiuS cUlttNatul~. ! hay
rake. . Walking rloW~. > walking cul-
UNHtut~. : iluk,' hHlroW~. ! liam rack.
drag harrow. 6n-Iuu1h; marker. uur
i-hutSr disk. ! road cart. ] scI o1 CLIP
charger, . nHh harl.I~. window
frames. -hrar pole. ! pick. > pairs
uf duuhl" roIu~. > ~"t- wagon springs.
" crus>-cut SaWS, corn crHcker,. k"S~.
suit WORK harn"SS, single trees. > sets
OF block ana falls. 1-iurh sewer pipes.
; dcHIhuM poles seed barrow. /
set wagon fronts. ! r"ll h9rhrd wire,
chicken Wir". - good hol~" collars. all
sizes. :: 9tt~ wagon haInr~@. . set =
ropr hanc~> ! Srt dcnrlUru haIur~s.
>,l OF doUhl, buggy harness. > sets al
-lnel" hueeN HARNESS. / st hip har-
n"@-. " CitlluS C"ull"lS. sets "i llSl :
"rS los riding cultlNator lot at good
brides. horse blankets. lots at othel
harness. tools. Wfruchc~. Iakcs. ~h"N-
els and hos. Grlnd-lou". SOM
chains.
lIol SEHOID GOODS
one good wood heater. | kitchcu
dresser cupboard. Lot oi other things
too numerous to mention.
TERMS or SALE: CASH
WILLIAM j. SWAIN and
j. W. BAKER
IhidGcViIIr. Delaware
Dick,r-0u Eros. Ntclionr.rS i2I-2tI
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-25
PEAT MOSS FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Internationa truck,
1898. ,. ton. Stake body. Good condi-
ton. Phone BridgeVillc BIG. Roy H.
Layton. Georgetown, Del. j2J 2t
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One bay mare. : years old; ! black
horse. years old, work anywhere.
L\HNII\C; IMPLEMENTS
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-25

notice Erin& your Jrw,lry trou-
hl"S +" I'M, cam rebuild any wrist
or pocket Watches to look and run
ilk" ntW. iiu@4 to order, amy type
Repair work and cleaning don" while
you wait. GIFTS mailed free in the
L. 5. y. Hrokcn jrwclry. diamond
hroochrS. rings of any description
houphl for cash. All work guaranteed
:. Ii. Frank. the Little Jcwclrr on
the III ridge" Phone 404. Milford jl7-tf
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-25

FOR SALE-Bahy Chicks. Good
quality. Send for price list and save
money. Worthwhile Chicks. l1l West
North Avenue. Baltimore |, Maryland
jlS-Gtp
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-25
e. s. MAIL SCHEDULE FOR
MILFORD, DELAWARE
NOTICE!

| will pay no bills contracted by
my wife. Louise killen Stubbs.
EDGAR STUBBS
JlS-3tp Harrington. Del.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-25
WANTED-NEN, Feed Mill

work. immediate employment, Good
wages with health. accident. hospital
.. \. Newton u son CO.. EtId@rNill",
Del Tel. 2JJl J1N-2l
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LONG LEAF PINE Wanted

In five foot lengths. rough. peeled or
with bark on. Delivered our yard at
Ellcndale. Call G3lR3 or G31IH. Mil
ford. Ellendale Excelsior Company,
Inc. Ellcndale. m23-t If
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-25

NOTICE 10 Nou have - piano that
You would lk" Ia dolntc 10 Il AIrLho-
dist Youth Group? Ii So. please. WRIT
ol Ihom IN president O ftho Nassau
Mrth"dl~i Youth Fellowship Miss Mar
sHrct Nm I.ochornH4n, Milton. p,I. 81
phone 3ll.. Milou I'M
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-25
ATTENTION! All Farmers

H1No you N0'M pr01ocIed WIIh rcpard
lo yulu spring seed. Now is the tiulc
to hook with us and ann tcllug YOU
that some seed is real scarce PIcas,.
come i'm 1" -"r US 80 We viii bc i'm -
pu~iiiuu 10 help yo1p. :. :. Milton Co
operative. Iur. Milton. pyI Ihou.
30 j21-3t
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-25
PUBLIC SALE
Or VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
-and-
Personal Property

VIII svll At puhlic Auction at nay
.alm On lin road lctdiug from lIar-
llu2t"u to El1d,S cross Roads. pa
mil"~ from Harrington on tn" old y
('lt.:4Gitk E'4pfb am
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-25
SEWING MACHINES Re

puIIrd, h0UGht and sod. GcnIno SING
- nrrdl"~. oil and parts Phone 3l70.
f. II. Eutlcr, Authorized Singer
'Agrljt. Harrington street, Scaford.
Del O19-tf
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-25
Headquarters for Rock Wool

Loose. grnnulatcd. bats +. q. Il. Mil
ford. Flown or sold hy bag or carton.
Also ceiling materials. WhOlcS;.i" or
retail George r. Macklin Company.
Milford Phone 1913. m24-ti
FOR SAI.E,-Tract of land, one hun
drcd thirty feet front on dUt'Oui Hugh
way nud extending back between par
allcl lines a distance of 500 t'"i, about
three miles north of Milford. Ernest
G. Macklin. Milford. Del JlN-"t
FOR SALE House aud lot. room
house with running water aud bath.
Chicken house. Located on In" C"dHl
Neck Road leading to Qulllrn'S Point.
Cal dickinson l3\ Owner. Charles IT.
Shull. Ocean View. Ih'I J2'-2t
For SAIE-Prjut feed bags. Num-
,rull:. PATTERNS. also plain white. Pea
nut ulIls. 800 per bay in lots of -
or more. lc bag deposit. Also halcd SOY
bean hay. 81 .oo per halr Alfred T.
EichardSnn. E,ddrn. Del j25-2t
FOR Beauty shop equip
m,ut. one mauicuriue table, one
shampoo chair. onr dryer. ON" coffee
tuhlc also office davenport Apply
W,hn'~ l;,auty shop. i2o Washington
street. Milford Phone ll!. jlN-tl
FOR SALE Rabbits. > New Iraland
Rcd does and buck. Ol d"n0uGh To
breed N,w Zealand White register
ed h,i,k and several does old enough
to hr,,d SOM" good hutch pens lol
sale T. W Hall Harrington. Phone
2pI j25- -2tp
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-25
PUBLIC SALE
of valuable
Personal Property

NJ tho viii SWAIN Farm. l.. miles
W.~t oi I:rid&,Nillc. ON tn" Erdel;,IS-
inIrg Road Du
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-25

WANTED-Sm Small place to rent from
II T." - acre Sof ground. priNil"e" "t
huNjne. Must have electric or Will
consider buying outright. Please notify
IN" 10y Saturday night. january -.
Joseph J. Gray. located on the road
from Milford 10 Lincoln. Purr Dll Scr
vice Station. Phone 1\2Jl Milford. ltl
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-25

FOR Ncwton's New, llamp-
shircS. Barred Rocks. Civ" hat'hinE
protit three WAYS. Better production
nualitv from higher livahilitN and
highrr wear round Production Better
meat l Quality from unique pedlierr"
program measuring hroiler. flaiitlrS.
increased hatching egg efficiency from
better egg quality, fewer small 'GSS'
higher h;.tchalility. Cathl4E -. ~
NEWTON q SON co. EoX X, BridE"villr.
Nj |" '''' ~ A-4t
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-25
WANTED = Secretary Stem

OGTNNNNT. IfOON -NTIIN WIN TIHTTN,
accident ANA hospital insurance m.uc-
hts. can an write @. a. Newton y
Son CO., lrid2cNillr. pvL Tel. 255l.
jlN-2t
WANTED To buy. NcW or used
bungalow. first class cuMidtlun iu or
near Milford All couNcnivnc,s. ). II.
Frank, AIilurd Phone tot. jil-tf
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-25

FOR SALE - Pure white or gray
asbestos side wall shingles. also Dl'tGh
lap roof shingles. Colors: Green black.
red and blue All shingles nailed on hy
experienced nailcrS. Free rSlllilAl&eS &
,,iv"n and small monthly payments.
Will make your home like your, neigh
bors. Write Al Mcgee, Seaford' PEI;
or phone Seaford 1884. el"-u
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-25
PUBLIC SALE
of valuable
Personal Property

Nil thu Personal Property "f John
W. I.amhd"n, deceased. viii hr sold
1T his hate residence. one mile from
NE highway h.adiuY from GEORGE
Town to Laurel. hctW"rn A;uury
church and Experimental Farm. ON
Wednesday, January 30, 1916
VT TEN O'CLOCK y. NJ.
It1iu or Shine
Consisting of Household Fuutur"
and Farming Implements
HOU SEHOLp IRNITl'EE
Fables. cupboard. s'dchoard. desk.
.,-picco suite. rugs. IRON beds. pillows.
= wood stoves. = coal stoves. couch and
"a trW antiques.
ENRMGNG IMPLEMENTS
IloWS. burrows. rakoS. CulilVatorS.
hoes. wagon. dearborn, CHrrlnG" and
uumcrou> other articles.
LIVE STOCK
One Cow
WATCH FOR THE. SIGN
TERMS CASH.
I.OTrIE T.. 1T 'KFNS
NdmiuI>tratriN
Daniel Short, .Nucti"nrcr. III
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-25
WANTED - SINGLE MAN

to take over small farm near Milford
city limits. Salary 10y week or month.
May live i'm with family. Must furnish
r"tt renee. Write Box II. thronicl"
Office. Milford i21-if
W\NTED-M Man to construct SiloS.
start under factory trained man Uu-
til YOU learn. Then build hy Yourself.
Must furnish transportation. Extra
good wages. w. +. MorGau, Jr. Lin
coin. Del Phone 622Ill ilN-2tp
WANTED Experienced men and
women. Tool Makers Machinists. As
s"mhl"Is, Automobile Mechanics C;II.
writ" or phone. Ask for Mr Klrp-
ping"r or Mr.. Galloway Delaware Nir-
craft Industries. Inc, Gr.,'uWocd. h'l-
aware. Phone GrCruWOOd 2U3I. ji-ii
WANTED Experienced hrOlcr man
to opcrat" hroilcr farm ou salary or
shares. Six room house. all improve
montS. Good N1oSitjou for right man.
Write Mill Brook Farm. rout" ~.
tlcminstou. y. j.. or cau Elcn. 93lElj.
after p. m. jl>-2t
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-25

FOR SALE Farm. 6 room hungA-
low. ~ acres of land, about ;" acres
i'm woods. ~. nuu capacity hroli"r house
barn and other outSid" buildings iI''-
~, niles from Milton leading 10
Shingl,. Point Filling Station. on black
iou road. Marshall T.. Wilson, lhnn"
l33Et. Georgetown. Route - J2'-5i
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-25
BABY CHICKS FOR SALE

New IInmpshircs and Crosses. Place
orders early for delivery on dates de
>lItd Wanted-HatChing Eggs from
clean IlOcks Whites Poultry Farm x
hatchery. Phone 331. Milton, Della
,v,rr jG-tf
ECR SNLF.-Onr good Guernsey
,.oyy. 81. years old. II. Is. and blood
tested. with weeks old calf 10y SIDE.
ON macadamizcd road from Lincoln to
EIlrndnlr. near Alden Wilson's Button
Shou. Thy Golden. Lincoln, Delaware.
- - \n i25-2t
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-25

FOR SALF,-Nicc hom" IN FRANK ,
ford. Del Eight rooms; "l'c'iW ana
running water. New chicken house.
ON lot of II. acres, in good location.
Price. S3.6n6 Small down payment
Rest easy terms. We hay" many Other
bargains i'm farms and real estate.
O. IL. Banning. Bridg"Nillr. Del i'h4n'
Iu,n,.,, jlN2t
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-25

WANTED ilou,ckrepcl. To h"lp
with care OF lW" small chiIdr"n. White,
experienced. write giving salary "N-
jll-it
WANTED Wilson Early Hlack Soy
Beans. frc" from morning glory, amy
quantity Frank CIcndauicl. Inc. Lin
coin. Della ware. Telephone Milford l23.
O19-tt
WANTED-Mcn or women to work
in production department. Steady
work. days a week Experience not
necessary. Apply Milford Laundry,
Milford. a3l-U
WANTED -- Cottage al slaughter
Beach. Comfortable beds. \u oil
stove. July for SiN weeks preferred.
John Y. :. PUStlc~, lGu7 O1tSr aye
nue.. Philadelphia. ji\-M
WANTED-Cuu u~r six ca-"s oi
white OF brown eggs tor market route.
weekly. Must hr year round. Good
prices paid Tor SANE. j. l.. EI0uk>.
Milton. X. -. Del jl>-3t
WANTED Tract OF pine timber.
Pleas" state how tmhrr VIII average
up, number uI acres and price +
street. Newark. y j j25-2}p
WANTED Position tending tO ln.-
0OO or lI.0U0 hrOil..r~ Married. export
cuc"d. HON" must 10" scParat" from
hrOilcr house. Write or call u per
son Grore" Wrotrn. Milton. H. -.
ilN-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-25
WANTED - FARMER to

move ON small farm near Mjllord. good
h"m" furnished. Salary 10y week or
month. MI m"chauiZcd cpulpmcnt-
Good position Tor AN hltlou> family
Must furnish references Writ" EuN i.
Chronicle Office Milford i2a-tf
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-25
CORN WANTED - We are
DRY SOY BEANS

WANTED VIII pay government sup-
port prtCc. cash at ear duoI. Thumn5
Best, Nassau. Del i"n-ti
MNNTED TWo passenger. ul"t"r-
ing to lIuridu. Monday. February T.
Return March / II iutctr..t,d. I'hnur
@67, IIniriu&t"u. I1rI up
WANTED . wood cutters to cut
pine Woud. .-fOot lcuuth~ l.,u r"rd.
or would c1lt uu shorr- J. M"iu@"lu.
Lincoln. )rl. l.: +. H. llr
WANTED Al klude of ,:,rp,uIrt
work, block and hrick work Goo. II
I;ndiur. JI. lul West Second street.
Mhlutd D,l l'huu, l21M jl>-\tp
WANTED rickh. contracts Tor vi
rnun Snlt' Ili&h,sj prices pH.d at
my home. Union Church EoHi Nj
ll,rlcrt koutuu. Milford. J25- ltp
WANTED ono and ~ hall tou Ions
Whcclla~r truck. l2%a-i5. Waiter T.
Williams. NiulH. pcl c-u Kenneth Nal-
tin. Telephone FELTON, 323l. i25-2tr
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23
STORk COLUMN FROM THE
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL

Bog. to MIR. and Mrs William
Hancock, Georgetown, ON August
IA.
Twins. a boy ana a girl. to Mr..
and Mrs. Ira Lee West OF Laurel, on
August -.
Boy. to MIR and Mrs, Dallas
Fleetwood, of Sraford, on August
-
Girl. TO MIR and Mrs Arthur
Jones, Seafcrd, OH August II.
Boy. to Mr.. and Mrs. John keefe,
of Pennington. ON August Ii.
Girl, to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c.
Gray. OF Seaford, on August l6.
Boy, to Mr. and Mrs. Davis Boyd.
of Bridgeville. ON August II.
Boy to Mr.. and Mrs. John Dono-
van. of Newark. on August Ii.
Girl. to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Joseph DrNroy. of Greenwood. on
August Il.
Girl, to Joshua Clrndanirl, of Lin
coin. on August Is.
Girl. 10 Mr. and Mrs. James +
I.ofland. Milford. ON August is.
Girl. To MFR. and Mrs. WILLARD
Veasey. OF lIarbeson. on Angus
is.
Boy. to Mr.. and Mrs Frank W
cool. Jr.. of ScafOrd. on August |!
uSt l9'
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23
Jas. Cole Circus AT
Georgetown Aug. 27
continued from FIRST pagel

lists. acrobats. and pretty girls with
a congress OF screaminSly cOmical
clowns headed by that crown
prince of comedy Chuck LaBird
and the new comic aloft the big
top James "Bo2o" Troy.
Tex King. popular western COW
boy. with his morse "MOntana.
Baby Jumbo. the worlds great
est performing elephant doing the
most human display of American
entertainment. and a host of other
circus thrillcrs.
Performances will begin prompt
~ at > p. IN. and p. III. and the
doors will be open one hour earlier
to provide ample time for the long
concert by Prof. Guy tThe Tommy
Dorsey of the big topl and his BlS
Circus Swing Band.
The Bill Cole Circus goes to
Georgetown from Il long tour o1
many states travelling Via nearly
40 motorized units carrying Will
il about 60 head of trained an'
wild animals and 200 performers
and working people is one OF tn
largest to play there III many years
The tents of the Cole Circus ar
all new and l00rt flame prOoted.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23
IEWES MURDER VICTIM
Is LAID TO REST
continued from first page)

tor unknown persons. State Detec-
tive Blizzard and Constable Lynn
Ritter of the Lewes police force
conducted the inquest.
In the meantime, two OF the three
white men arrested by police the
dav of the murder as suspects are
still being held in the Jail AT
GEORGETOWN. Police say. however,
that no break" in the case has oc-
cured but that they are still work
ing on possible clues, the latest OF
which is said to he fingerprints on
glass bottle with which Shumaker
is believed to have been attacked.
Had Police Record
The dead man. who had nothing
on his body to identify him at the
time he was discovered, was later
identified by fingerprints from FBl
files in Washington. 1t turned ou'
he had been on police records y
times since 1892 for petit!
offenses."
An address given by the Fisl
Products Company of Lewes, |
East Center Street. Baltimore
while first believed TO be his HON
address, furnished no clues i'll find
ing relatives as it was reported I
be a rOOming house.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23
WEDDINGS
ROBBINS ELIASO\

Announcement is made of the
marriage of Miss Margaretta Rob-
bins. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas G.. Robbins of Laws
Church. to Mr. William c. EliasOn.
son of Mr. and Mrs. William T.
EliasOn of FELTON,.
The double ring ceremony was
performed on August II by Rev
David Wood of Frederica at the
home of the brides parents. The
home was beautifully decorated
with flowers in season. The we'd
ding music was played by Miss
: LeOra Robbins. The bride, given i'll
marriage by her father, wore Il
white net dress. Her net veil, fin
gertip length. was draped from a
! tiara of seed pearls. She carried
an old fashioned bouquet of white
! rOSebudS with a gardenia center
Miss Ruth Anne Stevenson, wear
ing pink net with Il headdress OF
pink Sequined net. and carrying
an old fashioned bOnuquet of pinl
rOsebuds and blue delphinium. at
tended the bride and Richard Ad
ans was best man.
A reception Immediately follow
ed the ceremOng.
Following a wedding trip to Ohi'
and West Virginia. Mr.. and Mrs
Eliason will make their home a
Laws Church.
The couple are both graduates q
FELTON, High School and the groom
is Just recently DISCHARGED iron
the Nevy
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23
EASTERN SHORE ARTIST
TO PRESENT CONCERT

On Tuesday evening, August q.
in the EpwOrth Methodist Church'
20-22 Baltimore avenue, Rehoboth
Beach. Miss Sara LepOre OF Dover
will present a secular concert.
Miss Lepore. who made her New
York debut at Carnegie Music Hall
on April 2S. before a capacity aud
ience. is one of the most promising
Young singers heard in New YORK
in some time All the critics spoke
of the beauty of her voice. her mu-
steamship. and excellence OF style.
Miss LepOre is indeed fortunate
voung woman. not only richly en-
dOwed with musical gifts, nut
voung and beautiful with charm
inc personality. Her musical stu
dies after she moved TO Dover from
Newark. y. j., have been with MI
Gildersleeve. Recently she coach
ed with Romono Romeni, teacher
of Rosa Ponselle, and attended the
Julliard School of Music. She ha:
been heard in many concerts II
MARYLAND. Delaware and New Jer
Sey.
This summer Miss Lepore ha
travelled to Arizona with Mr.. ant
Mrs. Gildersleeve on concert tou
after which she will do some spe
cial work at Westminster Schoo
} in Princeton. y. j.
Miss LepOre will be "A leadln
member of newly formed oper;
D which will present Cost lutte II
D EnglishD and Carmen Tin French
. next season. She is the daughte
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lepore.
y Her program is as follows:
. Ponis Angelicus. Cesar Francf
. Ave Maria, Franz Schubert;
Talked to God Last Night, Dav
W. Guion; Je dis que rien ne II
II pouvante from Carmen Bizet; l.
dian Love Call, BudOlf Frinl; Ma
5 tinata. Ruggiero Leoncavallo; Te
5. Me. Oh Blue, Blue Sky. Nittor
l. Giannini; Little Star, Manuel
m Ponce; Alice Blue Gown, JOSE
s. Mccarthy. Harry Tierney.
a. The public is invited. No lcke
are necessary.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23
Emergency Feeding
Program For Cattle
continued from first page)

of good quality roughage
with simple grain mix i
lures can he expected to give sat
isfactory production. according 10
Young.
Experiments have shown, he
pointed out, that Il simple grain
mixture of 80 pounds of ground
shelled corn. 200 pounds of ground
SOY beans. with 10 pounds OF salt,
10 pounds of steamed bone meal
and 3 pounds of limestone com
bincd with proper rOu&hage will
compare fayorably with the use OF
Il complex grain mixture.
1t is apparent" he said. that
for milking COWS receiving liberal
amounts of good quality rou&hage.
the use of simple grain mixtures of
the type described can be expected
to result in satisfactory prOduc-
tiOn This should permit consider
able heXibility III the choice of
INGREDIENTS according to cost and
supplies.
TO aid farmers in meeting their
present feeding problems the In
tension Service has set up foul
stock mixtures utilizing Ii q III ,
grown grain. Bulletins explaining
the mixtures have been ISSUED 10y
the Extension Service.
Professor a. r. Tomhave of tn,
University of Delaware, also warn
ed that feeding of COWS will be on
of the dairyman principle prob
lens within the next few months
The price of feed will cOntnu
: to be the biggest problem for tn
dairyman during the next 81
month" he said. "As time goes o
= the tendency toward lower price
y. will prevail because of increase
i, supply of ingredients and dt
!, crease in livestock numbers.
= lie advised dairymen not TO hu
much feed ahead but at the sam
>, time "maintain COW numbers ;
" normal level" The live stock POI
h., ulation from l945 to 1916. he sal
y has fallen off 10 per cent.
~ " The conference at the Cnive
sitv was held to advise coun
agents and dairy field represent
-, tiveS on the best ways i'll Whit
;. they might aid the dairymen
If meeting the present pressing fee
~. ing problem.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23
NillwOOd Home
Demonstration Club

The Millwood Home DemOnstra-
ton Club will meet in the hall
on Wednesday afternoon. Septem-
Der I. at o'clock.
This will be leaders meeting
with Mrs Mary Abbott and Mrs.
Matte Dill as the leaders. Their
subject will be pattern alteration.
Plan to come and benefit 10y this in
StructiOn.
Mrs. Mayme Richardson of Sea
ford will also be present and will
talk about the Blue Cross ilOSpi-
taliZatiOn plan some new thing.
that have come up.
Keep this meeting i'll mind ant
go.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23
Cooperation Needed
To Aid Girl Scouts
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scouts in one group, making II mn
possible to give the individual at
ttntiun needed. AS a result OF TINS
condition. those Interested are
making an urgent plea FOR the as
sistance of the public AT large. II
everyone will volunteer To help.
those in charge can make these
groups smaller, so that the girls
may get the most out OF scouting.
The only requirements are gen
uine interest in the girls. and some
spare time For further details
contact one of the following lead
ers Brownie Group, TO 10 years
Mrs. Jeanne DeatS. phone 3D., Ten
derfoot Group, 10 to l. years, MIS-
Ruth SpweH. phone A.; lnterntd
late group. - to II years, Mrs. )a-
vid Greene. phone 4S3.
Won't you please answer lhE
plea. 50 that these girls may have
the kind of scout program they de
sire and deserve?