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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-19
STRANGE DISEASE HITS
 CATTLE

Capetown -(UP)- Farmers of western cape are fighting to over come spreading new cattle dis ease "lumpy sickness" Drenching of cattle with DOT every two weeks has been ordered by the govern ment. Symptoms are Jumps the size of tennis balls in the skin. They are ont fatal but ruin the condition of the cattle.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-19
LARGEST CREATTJRE

The worlds largest creature is the giant Cyanea jellyflsh. Spread out, with its tentacles reaching in all di- rections, it's diameter would be more than 200 feet, yet the whole animal could be placed in small pail.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-19

Nearly 100000 Holsters were caught by Cuban fishermen in the last year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-19

Palestine may develop the Dead Sea as one of the worlds greatest health resorts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-19

Little Costa Rica reports its ur- gently needs 3,521 low-cost houses.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23
Bumper 1916 Crops

With many millions ot people
throughout the world still on short
rations. ana with other millions
threatened with starvation. nothing
could be more encouraging than
the government crop report. which
was released on July H..
The current outlook for total
crop production has seldom been
surpassed said the report, Ac-
cording TO this forecast. the total
wheat crop this year will be l."@o,-
oUo .0oU bushels \ record corn crop
OF nearly 3.50". .uOo. 600 bushels
The potato crop is estimated at
43l .612 600 bushels. During recent
years about 3.nuU .oUUO acres have
! been planted To POTATOES in the
United States In 1874 production
amounted To 379. 436 .00on bushels,
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23
Brown Will Be Full
Time c.. O. P. Aide
continued from first page

ing been able at last TO persuade
Mr. Brown TO give up his present
position and undertake this i'm
portant work.
Mr. EdmOnds pointed out too
that in the new post Mr. Browns
work will in no way supersede or
interfere with any OF the present
organization or committees OF the
Republican party.
ON the contrary he said, he
will work with them and coordi-
nate their activities. tying them in.
through me, with the national COM
mittee In this he will have the
full confidence and support not
only of myself and the National
committee. but also OF all Republi-
can leaders in Delaware.
The creadtiOn of this new post
and the appointment OF Mr.. Brown
is fair warning that the Republi-
can campaign will not end with our
victory in November but will con
day of the year through our vic
tory in 1919 and thereafter" Mr.
Edmonds concluded.
Browns Comment
Mr. Brown said last Monday NOR
ming Frankly | was reluctant Il
undertake this new position evel
though | recognized its import
ance. This will be full time jol
Whoever knows me knows too tina
whenever undertake job de
vote my entire energies TO il an,
put my whole soul into il.
1t Will mean that will have 1
give up my present Office wit
which | have been connected TO
many years and where my fathe
was before me | have withdraw
as candidate to succeed mysel
as the register of wills in the com
ing election III fact. | intend I
resign my office about Septembe
Is to devote my entire time 10 th
Republican campaign.
This campaign will be cOntinl
Gus and not just an effort befOr
the November election predi,
confidently sweeping Republica
victory in November We will Cal
~ on from there and make SUI
there is no backshding he col
Cmded
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23
NOTICE
NOTICE - NOW AVAIL
ABLE AT SEARS FARM
STORE-FREE DELIVERY

DAVID BRADLEY HEAVY DUTY
FOLLOWER SCRAPER. one man op-
GRAFTON All controls conveniently
reached from the tractor seat. Only
>lo9 - SO per month Buy il on
Sears Easy Payments DAVID BRAD
LEY MANURE LOADER. Stronger.
Lifts the load higher. Doubles the use
Of the tractor. For John Deere \ and
Is. AllIS-C Chalmers W and e. Farmall
II and NJ THE NEW FARM MAS
TER MIXER. Americas most ad
Vanced milking machine and vacuum
pump outfits Every vital part is
product OF years OF research Prove
Farm Masters superiority with 3o-
day test. without obligation. Pump.
single units pipe and fittings stan
cocks for ~ COWS Only $23u.0 80. SIS ~
per month Installation arranged
NEW ALL PURPOSE DAVID BRAD
LEY FARM WAGON. New 60o It
tires. Timken bearing for high speed
Flat bodY. Ifoot l+-foot. l5-Inch
removable sides Auto type steering
gear Only $2S5.nn. $1,000 per month.
Buy II OH Sears Easy Payments.
DAVID BRADLEY ALL STEEL
TRAILER. Timken bearing, :or high
speed II ga floor. II "a. sides. body
4-foOt S-foot $l3g.95 less tires So. 90
per month Buy it on Sears Easy Fay
ments FARM MASTER ELECTRIC
WATER HEATER. Provides plenty OF
hot water for your diary. Convenient.
safe economical $500. - u0 per
month FARM MASTER FENCE
CONTROLLER. Handles up TO Il
miles of fence. Built IN flash indica
tor and battery tester Only Sl2g5
- so per month FARM MASTER
LIVE STOCK SPRAYER. Containing
D. ID r soc per gal. ia your contain
er Sears. Roebuck and Company
Dnver. Del L
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23
NEWS FROM X T

Continuing 10 gain headway. Ihv
Reconstruction Finance Corpora
uon's program 10 assist small bus
mess resulted in 80 100 inquiries
being received from enterprises in
all sections OF th~ country during
Apill and May an increase of
nearly >" percent over February
ana March wAen - 5a3 such IT,
quests Weye received
n his hlmourhly small business
activities report 10 CousreSs aud
th, President. for HI period April
: Through May 81 1916. Charles B
Henderson. Chairman Of The kFC
Board a'frIbut-d rh- up>wiug IN
uqU.!its 70 q QUIck-ulLg III under
standing ot The 'ypes ut small bus
mess assistance mad. available by
The Corporation in cooperation
with banks and orheg leudius .EStI,-
utiou>. and 20 M prugreSs that =
being made il industrial. recon
version
During thv v.'au covered by The
report. RFC acted upon 5.652 APP
plIcujlon> Tor surplus prov erty ass
lstunct. coupl,tiu4 2-+z transact
IONS involving >ll..t.,.pro. of which
NOR thun - PER cent wvrr 10.
Veterans
OI l2o5Z Inquiries fol filaucla
assisraAcr III ole form or another
-.l33 W-te handled directly by RFC
OI IN, balance. 80 Were referred
20 banks III keeping with the RFt
Act. a. amended. Of this number
banks made loans III 33N cases ali,
53Y applications Wee referred hacl
Ia the Corporation fur further con
>lderatIou \ total of 2,"u6. inQulr
is We're OF type handled ny ohte
/. Government departments and AZ
eucirs and RFC, personnel c!earer
Ihe Nay Tor speedy reference O
such applications 10 thr proper PEI
son uI office.
Of IAe total number of Inquire
received by RIG about two-rhird;
q. 2i.35.. Were from enterprise
, seeking business maNugemrAt ud
vice ana couISrl involving baukln2
- tTtdll. accounting tuSlnctl ing al!
ior help in obtaining surplus pr,
. perry
While proyiding credit. not Other
/ WIS., obtuiuahle through prlvar
, channels 10 business enterprises
! the main activity OF the KFC, mol
than one-tourth ot the applicant
, needed advice and counsel on pr,
:. birms other than financial
More than ever before in II
COMPUTATION history Chairma
n Henderson sand. small business
n HoW turning 10 the RFC tol a>sis
=. uuct
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23
a Steady Market
Counts

X should be made clear 70 thr
public that the costs III certain ha-
sic commodities ANA services ljh-
oil electricity and INSURANCE. do
uol glse il price every t.!A~ III, mar
ker suffers ali up>ursr
William K Boyd. Jg Prv>iden,
%: the American Petroleum ms
jure made he statement recently
that The prices Of gasoline fuel on.
and other petroleum products hav~
always been determined by fAe costs
OF production and the ceu>elr>> conn
petition among th- companies il. 'hr
industry
He said. The petroleum. indus
based on The theory tha, the great
duStries. Wi! DO il best 70 Nu!C
the Ike OF product prices Under
normal conditions costs yaIE. and
prices vary with costs. Ii W al. To-
s.thrr, III due course uu' only can
product prices BE- helG bur IN many
cases they can bv reduced - fu.l
production and efficient operation
are achieved by rhr effective, cu-
operation OF COMPANIES. employees
and The public
\ sound industrial policy j. no'
based onthe theory that rhe great
est profit comes from Inflated lr.
ces Industry G-peuds Iur Is cXIS
tenc- ON 4 stable and steady mar
kvt A. Vi, Boyd points ou'. price,
reach al natural level when iu'
production ANA eiilclrAt Operation
ar achieved
Health authorities OF Il 'ypiea
American city have established
that handwa:hrd dishes coutall
80 times more living hactrr.
than dishes cleauSrd III an e.ectll
diShWuSher
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23
Increase In Hybrid
Corn

Hybrid corn grows on two out
OF every three acres planted IN the
United States this year As recent
ly as Il years ago. only one acre
in a thousand Was planted 10 hy-
brid corn. which is yielding
and capable OF surviving weather
conditions that would be- fatal ~
the ordinary varieties OF corn.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23

may prove q substantial influence
in marketing the crop
OPA is understood 10 be moving
reserve sugar supplies in-o cer-
tain areas where the shortage l.
known 20 -X!st but il is doubtful
all areas can be supplied tha' way.
Sugar l. Still III short supply hut
preservation OF p-rIshahle foods
should be The primary u>~ Of all
supplies during the harvest per
iud
\uw j. 'he time 70 certjljle yout
lerMaEcut pasture adv >ISe~ lauGe
+. Phillips. extension agIonomi>t
lor th- Delaware Agricultural ~
tension Service. Pastures should
receive an application OF ter'iliLer
tetW,vu NON aud September for
test results Time and money spent
how WiN pay hlg dividends neNj
ytag.
Phillips recommeud, 4oo-5oo
pounds OF 3-l2-5 10 tA- acl- II lime
i Needed also apply one ton o,
.ruuAd ime>toue per acr,
G.S
A. ,uoL ~ pull-t> az, housed. "
{. Skoglund. rXjrLS.ou poultry
man. suggests rhat puultryMccu
begin immediately 10 establish Il
huIl'-up litter II. says q built-up
litter established now. pIoyidiu4
There isn't 900 serious q moisture
problem. viii work through with
Uu' q chaA-' al Ht'yr uAtl ueN;
sp.iu4
HI recommends about unt oI ~,
inches oI litter Oh the laying hous,
floor with additional fresh litter
put OH about every tNo weeks AHy
KIND "t Inter that VIII berak III
INTO llle particles l. satisfactory
The finely broken up PARTICLES q
litter Will act as Insulation pr
venting condensation ot moisture
uA the floor III cold Weather.
Fresh litter should b,. added an
. I'll II Is about ~ inches dep b,
/. December
s-..c
County Agent William lurhell @
r. Kent county reports that Manmu,
Waller OF S-atord has been ap
= Iuiutrd supervisor ot the Ken
2 County Dairy Herd Improvement
, Association
Waller Il graduate ot Seafor
r High School ana raised on 4 dair
d talm near Srato!d succeeds F.u
Z gene Anderson. Wyoming a Vet,
ran who will attend The UniVer~it
= ui Delaware school oI AslicuIlur
! This ialI
o More persons We're employed @
farms on August This year tina
: on that date in any other year sin,
1872 according To The Bureau ,
J. Agricultural Economics
Il In the Middle Atlantic States II
" ndllhcr ot persons working d
p" farms Oh august WAS ahuot t!
same ~ Il yeal EARLIER. altrl uhul
y tie usual seasonal Increase
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Charles w. Baker. Pastor
South East Front Street
sunday. August -

sunday, August p
s:45 a m.-Suuday School. Hubert
PaSSwaters. superintendent.
ll:0O a. m.-i'lrachiug.
ZOO .. m-Musical, Song and Praise.
500 y. I-Preaching.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
al 7:30 o'clock.
We want TO invite you 10 our ser
vices: also our sunday school We have
ella sses for all ages.
Special invitation 10 those who 90
10 no church school. W. invite You
Come with IT,. get acquainted with
our tine group Of boys and glrls and
sodly teachers. Parents could not do
a nobler thing tor their children then
send or bring them 10 Sunday school
Awards are given TO Zach worker.
Our motto: Pray. Plan. Come,
Work "
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23
Thursday, August 29th. 1916
At TEN O'CLOCK y NJ
daylight SAVING Tim.i
n IUIIUN Ing
LIVE STOCK

LIVE STOCK
one pair of mules. gentle. work ANY
plac.. single or duuhlr: good milk
cows. T. f.. tested All milking
FARM MACHINERY
Massey Harris tractor. lul Junior.
on rubber: ST Of tractor Massey Har-
rI> cultiVatoT>. Tor power lift: Inter
national set OF tractor plOWS. l3-mch
bottom: set Of oliver tractor douhl.
discs IN good shape. AlhS Chalmers
combine. in good shape: one farm wag
on. one hay rack. manure spread.r.
New Idea. on. superior dFIll 10 disc:
one DrerinS mower. thrr.. section steel
roller. on row fodder cutter wheel
barrow SEED Sow~r. International feed
grinder and belt. corn shelter. on,
Acme harrow, two No H. Oliver chin
walking plOWS. onc steel beam ANA
one wooden beam, two walking cultl-
vator. set OF beam scales Will weigh
500 pounds: iron wise. wire jight-n-r.
sets of chain harness. ! set OF double
reinS, sets rOpr harness, I horS. col
lars, good brides. griud~toue IL.
horse power engine ana one water
pump, cooling tank ana piping
Ice box. milk can rack. thr-r milk
buckets, TWO milk StrainerS. four milk
cans. wood saw. 3o-Inch Stahl, wheel
harrow. two log chains forks ShuV-lS
10 mention
go bales OF clover hay. mor- OF
less.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One living room suite on, bedroom
suite. two hedsteadS. onr antique hu-
reau. one hall rack ou- folding bed
Silvertone radio. several lamps. tW,
dining roo mjahlcS. Maple Cl,rmon
heater. hrooder stow. feeders an,
fountains. Gasoline washer
TERMS: CASH No good 10 h. r,-
moved until paid for
real. ESTATE
At the same tim, and place th
farm on which the sale Is held. Wi
be- hold at Public Auction.
FARM. comprising approNimatel
loo acres cleared land and los acre
Woodland. also following buildings
room residence. stable COW shed
barn corn crib. wagon and machiueT
houSe. milk house. chicken house. etc
CHARLES NJ RAUGHLE'
John DlCkerson, AactoneeT alt-2t
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23
Tuesday, August 9th. 1916
IT TEN O'clock \ NJ
i'tyught NaNluG 'rlu"
Tie. iulloWIug-
i.INE. STtb, X

y s.ad. Hol<,r.u aud Guernsey
mills COW Two L. ~rN.-A YEARS old
Du, with ,aH hH >.d'. othri> milk.ul
good ON h,lf,r. SprlngIue bag. tour
h.Ii,r~ Il months old uur registered
uun with pap,t> h"ru january l>J.
1856 Ou, bay mar. - yeats old.
work anywhere ll"u pounds
FARMING EQl1PMENT
on Model \ John D,,rv tractor
lights. starter. power ljtt rutt"G
,lr,> uraily tu-w. ou. st Of li-ineh
lohu p,,rc tractor piowS. nearly n"W.
ON st John por:r tractor ultINato:s
INST class cuhditluH. DH- John Der
tractor rotary hur. good - new. ON
John D.-r. tractor move. 1-iooi cUi.
first class condition. ui.. John le-I'
>id,. delivery rtk.. heavy duty. iuut
bars. good "a ucW, on John Deer
l2-A combine equipped with ruhhrr
tlI.S. motor and TrcleAurT, ! Year old
ou, lG-Spout John pe,r- grain and
;,ttiilz..r dr.ll. equipped with TWO pow
.r hft>. ~. y-arS old. on. John DER"
hay and green crop loader. on rubber
tIr,~. first class condition. one john
u-,r, tractor corn and bean planter
good aS new. one Mccormick DeerIus
tractor manur. Sprvader on rubber.
III rrSt class condition. ON ruhttr
tired wagon. one tractor dump trailer.
on four lu- ply tires. one 2-Whccl fiat
trailer on ruhbcr. on 3-S"Ctlon John
D., - spring tooth. one 3-Section dra Z
harrow. on, John I-err corn Sh-llrr.
nearly nov. on" John Der lu-iuch
. hammermill. good a. new: on 3->"o-
tloh land roller. hr>t class condition.
on EV-rite water pump with gaSo-
lIue motor nearly new. on" Nyrrs
water pump. good shape. 3'o : to-
uiato baskets l5o fertilizer bags, tive
uroudrr STOVES. oil huruer<. oil drums
forks. shovelS and hoes ;" meta
fence posts. ou- f"nc" charger. goot
~ nrW
MILKING EQlIPMENT
One st Cond. milking machine
gaSolln, driven. TWO SluEl, units. mrs
claeS condition. one i-can Wilson
muk cooler. gasoline driven. nearll
n-w rIeht milk cans. one >tralurr
TWO milk huck.tS.
GRAIN
II tons of scarlet clover hay. ton
of SOY bean hay never had ram on IL
TERMS or SALE. CASH.
Iun,h Mi! p" sold on TIN grounds
WALTER MESSICk
Dl,krf>ou Brothers AucuOnerrs.
Edward Taylor, Clerk. alt-2tl
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23
DEL AWARE FARM
BUREAU NEWS

The directors Of the DelaWaI,
State Farm Bureau met al the
Farm Bureau office Dover August
Il. al ) p. m
George c. simpson. president.
presided al the meeting
William II Reynolds OF Middle
town. Who attended The field crops
meeting OF III, AFBF' gave an in
terestiug report OF the meeting
Nj. Reynolds stated that farmers
were faced with Surp.useS OF pro-
ducts III the near future that ther-
would possibly he oDe-haE billion
bushes more wheat produced in
have market ior Nlr Reynolds
stated most OF the discussions cen
tered around plans ior Adudirs
those sUrpiuseS. Several methods
were discussed. hat ii Was teII AL
OF them needed further study
Fred H-iuold. member OF The
rural eleCtriiiCatiUu committee tUr
New Castle county reported that
electric companies Wee sun shor,
ot equipment OF certain types such
aS transformers and meters and
this was holding up expansion.
Ralph K Peters executive Sec
retary reported that Charles Mar
ker OF the poultry committee. Wa
unable 10 attend the directors meet
ing and gave his report MI Ma
ker's report was that the poultry
committee OF the AFBF was quit,
concerned over the rapid >preaC
of New Castle Disease as IL hd,
not been identified in tweuty-eis4
states The committee tclt th":'
was need Of an additional feder,
appropriation To study this an,
other problems confronting poul
trymen
W IL Jump. chairman OF tn
dairy committee. discussed tn
proposed hearing as to whcthc
dairy products should be Recon
trolled Mr Jump stated that tn
entire industry seemed 10 hr op
posed 10 control
George WorriloW, associate 81
rector OF extension discussed tn
farm labor program. MI WOrriloN
stated that the secretary Ot agrl
culture had come out with a state
ment that farm labor belonged l
the Department OF Labor and nc
in the Department OF Agriculture.
Mr.. Worrilow stated that III
present emergency farm labor bl
had been extended 10 June 81, lS4
Several problems having 10 d
with farm labor We're discussed.
Ralph r Peters. executive So
/ retary. reported on several bill.
o which the Farm Bureau had SUI
ported namely the Russo
Amendment" TO the Farm Rcseal,
7 Bill allOcating funds appropriate
10 the extension service. eXprr
ment stations. and State Board
Agriculture instead OF letting il
the secretary OF agriculture 10 p,
lot as he sees NJ.
Another bill was providing fun,
Tor vocational education which n,
been passed
There being NO further huSlnrs
th- meeting adjourned at l".3"
III
Sugar supply Still short
The second peak in fresh pea
y shipments is expected during Ia
August and early September vi
movement OF heavy supplies frC
many northern and western stat
Most serious problem tacl
growers is inability OF consume
!" in some areas 10 redeem their 81
rt cial canning sugar coupons becar
IS sugar is not available FOR such
= demption. II the volume OF un
II l..,,,.j ..,.rp,rs b.,.pm.S barge.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23
First Baptist Church
Rev. Leon c. Nelson. Minister
Holding Forth The WORD OF Life"

sunday August >
lu.uo q m-Church IN school Thomas
Founders. superintendent. Visitors
and new members are welcomed.
II .U0 a. Morning Worship Spe-
cial music hy Miss Doris Adlam Of
Philadelphia and Is student at King :
Coilele Message. Causing bla>phc-
my
.0u . IN nth, BAPTIST Youth Fel-
lowship. the Junior High Fellowship.
and tn, Praying club VIII meet
500 =. m Evening Worship and
Informal Song service. Music 10y IN"
Choir The Young r.opl- VIII bring
"Pinehrook Echoes
Wednesday. 500 J.. m Prayer and
IIblt study Hour
TIE. Vacation Elbie school Wiil 10"
h.-ld h. ginning ON Monday. August -
~ s.oo a. ~. Hr SUR your children
attend
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23
.AT TWO O'CLOCK T. N.

AT TWO O'CLOCK t. ".
Eastern Daylight Sarus TIm-
80 mont ot ~. Banking Hou-, OF TIN.
Su>~-N Trust Company. Milton. NI~-
>-N County. Delaware. iu" tui.uWfuc
jr>cr.h,d I.nl estate. VIZ
ALI. that certain tract piece and
parcel 90 land. situate. lying and h,--
inI I'D Hroadk.u Hundred. County ol
SUSSEX and STATE of Delaware. add
joining lands uuw cor formerly uf Eilza
Vaughn. Levi Mo>l,y Hannah Hart.
ANA others. uriue ON th- pUnlIc road
h2dius from Milton TO Georgetown.
hy Way uf lugraui'> Nlll ana sand H.i
Camp Ground containing ou" hun
uI,d forty min. tliHt a,rv> ami .-tEhtN-
NV ,~5J square. E"-rchr~, NOR. ur i">s.
Improved hy II jWo-Story iraW" dwell
iu. houS,. and ~tHbl-. ard W"N >'-t ~
growing tlmh'r
Icing Tract 40 oI 'u. lliI> con-
V-ycd unto Til. Su~~,N Trust Com
pAny by jam. +. putton. ~ a ad =
miutStr4trjc.S. hy lD,-..d dated August
lU l?$1 and nOW of record lu the OF
tic- Of TN, Recorder of b"-d> ju and
TOR SUSSEX County. at Ci-org-toWu.
Delaware. ia Deed Enok II ! IT, No
&u@. Page l4j. &. Nl>", h~iug Trac'
~. ] of ih- lands conveyed unto
jamie T. Duttou hy Thr SUSSEX Trust
Company. 10y Decd dated August -
1885. ana now ~ record as aforesaid
ia Deed Book -. r. 40 $o2 Pag.
l2u. &c Also. h-iuE Tract No > o,
the lands conveyed unto the under
signed owner tS jamie I, Duttou hl
Deed dated June : 1897. ana now o
record a. aforesaid. IN Decd Book
l. Il 80 3ns. Pag- 326 &c
TERMS 2o'e OF tn, purchase pric.
viii b.. demanded ON thu 'ay of S:,l,
on or f~ior. September H. l9it. II,
successful purchaser shall pay tn.
balance OF The purchase price Uut,
,he undersigned owner. during ofiic.
hours. AT TIN Law Offices ot Houston
Wilson Georgetown, Delaware. a
which tim- and place the undrrSi gur,
owner viii deliver unto tn. purcha S.-r
or his nominee. H good and >uiiicien
Deed ot Bargain and sail. therefor
conveying TIL" thereto .u -. Slmpl,
Th- purchaser viii ht required 10 pa
The cost and expense ot thr Died an,
The Revenue Stamps 20 h.. afiiN-
thereto Il The purchaser fails L
comply with thu foregoing term, n
percentage paId ou tn, day oi >al
VIII h, forfeited
ALICE VI pl'TTON
formerly Ahc- NJ W->t
OWnr
Hou~ton Wilson Attorney
. = A.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23


Ea.a .. >h.n~
Th. following.
LIVE STOCK
~,>r. good ,u5lh CONS. au mlhas.
t.tN,..l-.a--~ ui iNe 5ud -.N"n t"o
h,ll,.!~ ou, ntI ,h:-v a.."~. W"iN
ttH'A t,i'.
FALN MACHINERY
o., No,i,l J: E.tuaU V.,t :....as
Iirtl- ..,G a.-,-. -li tuILtt last \.t-
gust. dlM t~Gl,-}.url. nsaw'i.
tld.ng aatroV :a.a- I!u" Wt.A-
INK IariuM>. W..N.ae SONS. "', =
hoi>. waGy,s. u..3..t- ~pt-t3.i. e',
#---.t.o' att- i'.ro". oa, ---' t.a
disc corr psat.t>. yor n>h,ay'.
7or ns,.,.~ d. atN. a.4i c1..t lu.s,-lIH-
i4,.u.l~ .t,ts~
som, Household Goods
TERMS CASH ~ goods 81 y.
r-r.orrd an.u paId te'
I,EAI. ESTATE
Also iii .h~ same p.e,, IL o',.o,h.
,l.n, G-.s ~. offer H4N laIu tut
>al.. ,uH~.>tlIs ~ - asr-~ good t-I-
,iI- lsua. #H ,l.ah.,. W.th hou~, ~ Z
rooms 4ad tIr,.- ppr,h-- .oH. ruclu~-
20 Hou>- equipped Wi'h tau.tHS
Nat,t hut and cold tatt and -i-,-
trltt> Running WaitI aud clr,tr.cjtN
throu ghuu, L:.tuH:rd tnd outhuidIns~
l;..u. cow -tat.iy. iWc tN.,h-, nvas'. s.
tuEktS houses tWp. Gonti.- GHI.t e..
4,a IN ~.iu \t..|$ .v,af'a t'a y
.il,.nt ,ui1.r1pt.
TERMS .-a au>,a i, deN d. ~t.~
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AiAI;GNEET 4 TATM.NN
AdulliStiat,
piek,rSou Bros >ar,lra,rt. alf-2tI
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23
Saturday, August 31St. 1916

Al IL. household flrultu:. tuI
many ott.r aIt.cl"~. iu,iIGtuu
SILNEEWAEE
bluus room ~ult.. ~" la,,.>l. dishes
>ttidio couch. ,l,,tIie lamps. Cro,l-H
radio rug> '-tl">. rhalt> fir- place.
-'' ;.Id >er,.u. ,iu, - desks. .-l,-,-
trlt rauGr. 'l"ctll, r'trIg-iatu;. k5t-
, hen SIT .l-gtrl, tos>ttI. mirrors. OIL
h-at-r aud two drums 81 Oh. bucket
.-d.ty >toN. and >rujil.. '--droom fun
:.t.i.. quilts. cedar chest. War." iron.
Blankets i..d spreads p.lloW cases.
!aWn ncw,r lawn sci .ud Other ar
t.,l"~ lo" nuu.Iou~ L" tu.ntlo'..
TEENS CASH fo, artlcl,, put-
chased t,-iou r"aoNa] i l. d~slt.d
That goods purchased IT,. ,~muN"d uu
Iat 90 ~ai,
EARLE l. WILEY
Administrator ui The E~t.,tr "t
tl~r VI Wu-N Decreased
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Milford chronicle., 1946-08-23
PUBLIC SALE!

am diScoutiuuiug farming and
am Offering my Personal Property nt
Public Sale. wh~r" ! NOW NV. known
rs th- G-org" Harrington Farm. first
farm on thu left. ou road l,Aiiue from
t.armlnEtnn 10 .AMNl,.M IIl,. ntl