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Milford chronicle., 1946-09-06
LINCOLN

Guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Casper Boyce AT turkey
dinner on Sunday We're Mr. an
Mrs. Harry Braun, MIR. and Mrs.
William Schmidt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Haggett. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph H. Lofland, Mr. and Mrs.
Emil Danegger and Mrs. Margue-
rite Tease.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Locates OF
Claymont spent last week end with
Mir. and Mrs. Woodrow Morgan.
Mrs. A. B. Donovan and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Marker and Mrs.
George McAllister of Wilmington.
were guests of Mrs Maude Abbott
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold White of
C1aymOnt were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Birmingham and fami-
~ over the week end.
The Methodist Youth Fellowship
will hold its monthly business and
social meeting at the home of Miss
Joan Swain ON Friday evening
September 6. All members are re-
OueSteu 10 De present.
Mr. W. O. Bradley of Federals
burg, Md, is visiting his son ant
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Brad
ley.
Mrs I.avinia Parsons of Reho
both is spending some time Will
her daughter and sOn-in-law. Mr.
and Mrs William f. Warrington.
George Hadder of Cedar Creek i
a patient at the New Castle Hospi
/ tai.
Mr.. and Mrs Francis Morgan an,
son, Myr0n is visiting her parent
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Collins il
/ GumbOrO.
John Parsons of Wilmington
AdOlphus Parsons of Milton an
Mrs. Sallie Hadder and children
Stella. George. Jr.. Dorothy an
Patsy visited Mr.. and Mrs. Williar
+. Warrington on Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Harley Locates an
daughter, Joan of Phila.. were wee
end guests of MIR. and Mrs. Boyc
Short.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Locates an
. son, Burton of Hurlock, Md, spel
Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. Woo,
row Morgan and family.
Services for Sunday. Septembt
8, morning worship and sermon.
Il. nj. Church School, II a. m. Sun
Dauglas Morgan, preaching. s p. I
Slaughter Neck. Church school.
y. m, afternoon sermon. > d. II
Rev f.. ~ Wright, Pastor.
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-06
Milton Cooperative
Holds Big Session
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Charles Wilson of Glendale and
Clyde Belts of Milton were elected
TO the board of directors of South
ern States Milton Cooperative.
They succeed Raymond Lank of
Milton and Leslie G.. Knapp OF
LeWeS. whose terms expired this
year. Mrs Bertha Lank of Milton
and Mrs. HOlda Hastings of Milton
are the new members OF the Farm
Home Advisory Committee Retir-
ing members OF the committee are
Mrs Raymond Lank OF Milton and
Mrs Percy Stevenson OF Milton.
Following the general meeting. the
board OF directors and farm home
committee held organization meet
ings. the former choosing William
Hopkins of LeWes as chairman for
l946-f7 and the advisory group
naming Mrs. Lloyd Davidson OF
IIaIheson as its new head.
G.. {. Clements. manager of the
Southern States Milton COOpera-
tive. reporting ON local operations
explained that the service store
performed SOP ,445.Sl worth ot
services for its members durin2
the year and had $l0.232 50 in ne
savings. OF the savings, $5.559.5 3:
went for dividends on the loca
cooperative's outstanding stock
payments ON iu3ns and repairs amt
additions to properties. The re
naming $3,G5G.S9 is being return
ed to patrons of the local store Il
a patronage refund, he said.
other figures revealed by G.. {
Clements included a total of 4.92
tons of all types OF farm supple
purchased by members througl
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-06

Southern States Milton COopera-
tive last year as compared TO 4.2S0
tons in 1944-45. Total cost of the
supplies wholesale amounted to
1926, 1872 90. Total income of the
cooperative was $27,314.00 as
against total expenses of ST. .0S1.00.
Entertainment for the meeting
was furnished by Sam Green $
Orchestra of Middletown. Group
singing was led by Rev. Milton
Elliott of Milton. Tie invocation
was by the Reverend Harold Davis
of the Methodist Church.
Following the business session
numerous contests were held with
the winners in each including Ell
nest Jefferson. Graham Dill, Ed
Metz. Willard White, Mrs. War
rington Vincent. John Clifton. Mrs
Viola Hickman. Mrs. Paris Burton
Mrs. Roscoe Carey.
Refreshments We're served by d
committee headed by Mrs. LloyC
Davidson of HarbeSOn. Ice cream
and cake were enjoyed by all.
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-06

The following:
one 2-horse wagon. stock wagon.
dearborn rake. riding cutiNatur.
| transplanter, potato planter. |
Weeder. ! Third manure Spreader. l
hay rack. lot of plOWS and cultiNaturS.
| Acme harrow. | drag. lot of double
and single trees. lot of harness. lot
of tools ShoVclS and hoes. ditch bank
scoop. log chains. and block and fall.
cyclone seed SOWrr. corn shelter, lot
of hay, asparagus hunChtr and knives,
lot of wood. lot of Is baskets, one lard
pot. lot OF rye. three hogs. South Bend
cook stove. kitchen chairs and table,
lot of cooking utensils. lot of dishes, !
corner cupboard. clocks. dining room
suite. Heatrola stove. one wood stove
coal stoves. living room suite. writ
ing desk. lot of rocking chairs. ! single
cot. Delco sweeper and fan. bed
room suite. No. /; l bedroom suite.
No. ,; lot of rugs. lot of bed linens.
lot of table cloths, rifle. | shot gun.
lot of porch chairs. field of growing
corn, lot of coal. H. acres of soy
beans. ! acres of LeSpedeZa.
Description of the Lands of Joseph
+. O'Neal. late of Seaford Hundred.
Sussex County. state of Delaware.
Lot No. Improved with a 2-stOry
dwelling, { rooms and bath. electricity
and other outhuildings. Containing
37l2 Acres. more or less.
beginning at a Stone ON IA small ditch
at the western end of this land and
runs with the lands of Viola MOreN
South TIA Deg. East 1856 perches to
the center of the public road leading
from Wesley Church at Dublin Hill
and the corner for the MOrey lands
same course continued ll.6 percheS to
a stake in Il ditch at the outline of
this land. thence South 13 Deg. West
59l2 perCheS to the bridge and Main
stream of Buck Branch thence up the
main stream 90 perChcS to a stake Il
/ corner for this and the lands of Hoyt
, Williams. thence North H. Deg. West
PA perches to Il stake at the edge
of the field. thence North Is Deg. West
| 10 perCheS to a Marked Maple at the
: run of the branch. thence up the run
1 81 perches to Il small ditch thence
= with the same North Sl2 Deg. East
4 l7.9 perches to the place of beginning
: Containing 3712 Acres of land he il
= the same more or less.
n Lot No 2-COntaning Acres. more
= or less. improved with a 2stOry frame
= building and shed
5 Lot No. >. Beginning in the center
: of the Public Road opposite a Cemen
;. post set on the West side of the roaC
$ at the South East corner of the More!
land and runs with road North q,
Deg. East 53t. prrCheS to the lands o
Harland Kinder thence with the Kin
: DER land and small ditch South 75a
u Deg. East PIG percheS to the lands o
" c. Mears thence with the same Soutl
:, l3 Deg West 81 perches to stake
corner for Lot No /, thence Mort
774 Deg. West 11.6 perches to tn
place of beginning. containing Acre
"a of land be it the same more or less.
Surveyed August 26th. 1916. h
Clarence II. Nelson. Surveyor.
TERMS:-Personal Property Casf
t. Real Estate: 20T on Day of Sale. Bal
: ancr when Deed is ready.
CHARLES L. O'NEAI.
OSCAR W. O'NEAL
administrators
John Dickerson. Auctioneer
tp Howard r.. Kitchens. Clerk,
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-06
't independent ChU
Marshall Street
TESTIMONIAL DINNER FOR
BALL CLUB HERE SEPT.
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The dessert will be ice cream and
cake with the latter of the home
made variety.
The address of welcome will be
made by DR.. Walter l.. Grier. pres
ident. of the association.
Robert S. Rudolph. we'll known
soloist, will sing several selections
accompanied on the piano by his
charming wife.
An added feature will be the
rendition of several numbers by
those Masters of Melody the Mil
ford Red Sox Quartet.
In addition to Colonel and Mrs.
Thomas Kibler, Colonel Kibler is
president of the Eastern Shore
League; Mr. and Mrs. George Top
orcer, Mr.. TorpOrcer is manager
of the Red SoX farm system, and
Judge and Mrs. Charles l.: Terry
the guests will include Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Nichols and the members
of the local clergy and wives.
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-06
Democrats In Kent
File Full Ticket
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Levy Court. first district, Will
liam B. Markland, Smyrna; second.
Levi l.. Everett. KentOn third,
William NJ. Chambers. near Viola.
State senator. First District. Will
bert Rawley, Leipsic; Third, Frank
w. Richardson. near Camden ;
Fifth. Luther Robbins, near Fred
erica.
State representative First Dis
trict, Joseph w. Ennis, Smyrna ;
second, William B. Mitten, Jr., Do
yer; third, Dudley Crossley, neal
Clayton; fourth. Leonard A. Co.
veil, Marydel; fifth. Maurice Car
row, Dover; sixth, Harry G. Clark
near Wyoming; seventh, Benjamin
+. Cubbage, Wyoming; eighth
James Conley. near Frederick
ninth, Harry Legates, near Har
rington; tenth. Burton w. Wilcutts
near Frederica.
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-06
How To Keep Garments
In Cities Is Problem

BERLIN -iA) There's a back
to-the-land movement in once high
IL industlialized Germany. ana the
fundamental reason is peoples de
sire to get enough to eat.
A report from the Office ol Brig
Gen. William IL. Draper. Jr.. dlrec-
tor of the Economics Division ol
the Office of Military Government
UT. s.. says THE reduction OF IA
tions III the t. : Zone has had lis
effect through increased absente-
cism and tendency absenteeiSm
and tendency for workers to de
sert the less desirable industrial
occupations in favor of farm work. .
BCF FALO. y. Y1.ctet. hl0t rsl
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-06
Government Has Eyes
On Chloe's Old Hangout

SUFFOLK. NA-(P)-A reeXam-
inatiOn of the Dismal Swamp is to
be made to determine its possibili-
ties as national forest.
The swamp of hundreds of thous-
ends of acres on the NirginiaN North
Carolina border is little changed.
except by numbering, since the days
when George Washington first sur
veyed it, Although it is near the
sites of the first English colonies.
deer. bear and other game abound
in the swamp.
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-06
They've Been Working
On The Levee

CAIRO. Ill. II Up - Fisherman,
spare that levee, appealed Police
Chief Edgar F. Ryan, after discov-
cry that bait-seekers were digging
holes in the bulwark protecting
Cairo from Mississippi and Ohio
river floods.
The chief. fearful that small
holes might be enlarged by ero-
sion. threatened punishment and
told fishermen the leveeS We're
the poorest places i'll the world
to find worms.
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-06
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Charles w. Baker. Pastor
South East Front Street

Sunday. September
GAS d. m.-Sunday School. Hubert
PaSSwattrs, superintendent.
100 a. m.-l'reaching.
700 p. m.-Musical. Song and Praise.
500 p. nL-l'reaching.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at 1880 O'Clock.
We want to invite you to our ser
vices; also our Sunday school. We have
classes for all ages
Special invitation to those who 90
to no church school. We invite you.
Come with us. get acquainted W tn
our fine group OF boys and girls and
godly teachers. Parents could not dc
Il nobler thing tor their children then
send or bring them TO Sunday school
Awards are given to each worker.
Work"
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-06
Saturday, September ii, 1916
BEGINNING At 200 l.. NJ.
Eastern Standard Time
The following Real Estate:

The following Real Estate:
An of the George f. Noble Farm
lying South and West OF the STATE
Highway leading from fredericksburg.
Maryland, To BridgrVllc. Delaware,
consisting of lG0 Acres, more or less.
ON Highway Route No. Is.
The land is in Il high state of cult-
Vation suitable for truck. grain and
dairy farming with enough timber ON
the place To service the farm for
many years.
1t is improved by the following:
Ten room dwelling and bath. with
additional servants quarters and base
mcut. large horse and COW barn grain
halu, two large corn cribs. garage.
concrete milk and dairy house. meat
house. tenant house. chicken house.
The buildings are equipped with
electricity and water pump. telephone
service available.
Possession Of the land for the plant :
ING of fall crops can Toe had as soon as
present crops are harvested. Posses
sion OF the buildings on or before Jan
uarN l. l947.
= This is a delight home. in an eX-
cclrnt location and will he sold foi
thu high dollar. Amyon" Interested ear
obtain Information regarding tn" farm
and the boundaries from either TIN
Agents OF Q. Elmer Wiley ot IiridGc
VILE Delaware.
TERMS:-O third of the purchas'
price money will be demanded ON th'
( day OF the sale. and the purchaser o
1 purchasers shall on or before Januar!
/ |. 1871. pay the undersigned the bal
ancc of the purchase price. If TIN
! purchaser or purchasers fail to com
ply with these terms. perccntum pait
/ ON the day of sale shall he forfeited
The purchaser will hc required t
pay the cost OF deed or deeds an,
I Revenue Stamps.
The :, Her will accept a purchas
money mortgage for Il reasonable por
] ton OF the sale price
CHARLES X. NOBLE and tn
81 SSF,N TItI ST GO.
Agents for the Heirs of
George f. Noble. Deceased.
Nuctiuurcr. Leonard f.. CoVty. 81.
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-06
Wednesday, Sept. 18th, 1916
At TEN O'CLOCK \. NJ.
Eastern Daylight Time
Dnin nl. ShinR


The following:
LIVE STOCK
One COW and calf. one heifer, one
wear old: one mule. will work any
where; one horse. Will work any
where: one brood SOW. in prc:!t soon
one boar hog, one year old II duckS.
100 Iaying hens and four ROSTERS 60
young chickens about pounds; w"
turkeys from TO pounds.
FARMING EQUIPMENT
One Mccormick Deering mower one
horse rake. one sod cutter, one 6U-
Iooth drag harrow. one weeder. one
corn planter. two walking harroWs
one grindstone. three OlIVer ploWS
ms 70 13 and 10: one riding harrow
one wagon and rack and one dearporh'
three suits OF wagon IEs IiIIESS'
STANDING CROPS
cK ocras standing corn; 6l2 acres
standing Lespedeza hay. two acres
soy beans.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Three beds and bedding. one Hom'
Comfort cook stove. one tame am am
cupboard and utensils, one coal stove
one battery radio. one Il suaSe Sno @
gun. one sewing machine one ice "oA H1
one cupboard. one piano anu 49, oo'
one davenport. one wfltlhe ueSh ar
several chairs, one lamp. antique am
two other lamps. one bureau ah'
stands nile of stove wood, 2S ceneh
blocks 2 broOder stoves. IauuTI
hooks. barrels. scales. pltch lorNS
shovels and spades. -,
TERMS: CASH. Nothing TO ne NOV
ed until paid for.
ZACK DONOVAN
Pennington, Del.
Dickerson Brothers. Auctioneers.
George Manlove, Clerk. sG-2'
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-06
Saturday, September Ii, 1916
NJ TWO O'CLOCK +. NJ
daylight Saving Tim"D


The following Real Estate:
All that certain house and lot sit
llatrd in the Town of Frcdcrica. Kent
County. Delaware. lying on the west
side OF Main street in said Town adj
joining lands formerly of Sarah II
Lister. lands formerly of cyrus
H. FaVinger. and lands formerly
of Agnes T. Sapp. and having
a front on said street of about
- feet and Il depth of about IL"
feet aud containing about thirteen
thousand square feet OF land and tie
ing the same lot and premises con-
veycd by Isaac H. Jester TO Martha
w Emerson by deed dated April ;.
1907. and of record at Dover in Deed
Record *. Vol 9. at Page u and OF
which the said Martha w. Emerson
who was then Martha w. Meredith,
died seized in fee simple having hN
her last VIII EoW of record 1T Dover
Delaware. in win Record Book P-2 n
Page 32l devised 10 Mary +. l.cvick il
lee. The improvements are Il twt
story frame house. Il large barn anC
some OuthulduGS
Purchaser will get fun and uumcd-
itt, po<~csSiou on day of settlement.
TERMS or SALE
Thr purchaser viii to- required I,
pay to the undersigned as attorney fo
the heirs on the day and at the plac,
of sale twenty percent Of the pur
chase money and the remainder ol th'
said purchase money on or hrfort
September 81, 1916. ut the office q
Hope n liarmOnson. at Dover, Della
ware. The property is to hc sold free
and clear of liens and cncumhrancr
including the taxes for 1916.
The money paid ON the day of sal
shall hc a deposit made 10y the pun
chaser as forfeit money hut shall 10
considered and treated as Il part a
the purchase money if the other term
of sale are complied with by the pun
chaser. otherwise the said dcp0%i
shall he forfeited to the heir of tn
said Mary T.. I.rvick. as ascertain"
and huudatcd damages for non-com
pliancc with the terms of sale.
WILLIAM NJ HOPE
Attorney for Estate of Mar
SG-2t f. I.rVjck. deceased.
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-06
Tuesday, September II, 194f

Tuesday, September II, 1916
BEGINNING At 10000 ~ NJ.
Daylight Saving Time
on the farm where l now reside,
known as the Bob Stafford Farm. To-
Gated one-half mile off stone road
leading from Harrington to BurrsVille
& miles west of Harrington.
The following:
LIVE STOCK
II Head of Cattle
Seven grade Holstein. three grade
Guernseys. l grade Guernsey Heifer.
one Holstein Bun. All will he fresh
this fall T. Is. and Bang tested.
One pair Buckskin Mare Mules,
$500 pounds; one pair black mare
mules.
DAIRY EQUIPMENT
Seven milk cans. , milk buckets. 2
milk stools.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One Model Il John Deere tractor
with lights. starter. power life. rub
her tires; one set John Deere tractor
plows. II inch. on rubber; one John
Deere sod cutter, 2S discs: one SET
John Deere cultivators for tractor
one S-foot Mccormick Deering binder
one tractor rotary hoe, one ll-Spout
grain and fertilizer drill. one JOIN
Deere corn planter. No. 999; one New
Ideal manure spreader. one 3-sectiol
I Mccormick -Deerng spring tooth, on,
/ Mccormick -Deering CultivatOr, 2-sec
/ ton McCormick-Deer spring tootl
1 harrow. one 50-tooth drag harrow. on,
! Mccormick Deering corn shelter, on
/ 3-section land roller, poo fertilZe
/ bags, one hrOOder stove. one No.
| Oliver pillow. one Oliver new groun
plow, one-rOw corn cutter. oil drums
one land scoop. one grain fan on
Mccormick Deering mower, one ha
rake, one hay rack. = log chains. on
cant hook, sets plow harness, 2 set
leather harness. ) corn knives, one ha
fork, one set clippers, one grease gun
one basket sleigh. 3 hay hooks. Cy
clone seed sower. two 8-pound wedge
and hammer. forks. shovels and othe
articles too numerous to mention.
600 land tiles, 6 inch i'm diameter.
TERMS: CASH.
Lunch will be served on the prem
iScS.
T. HENRY NOBLE
Harrington. r. ID. 3. De
Woodrow Holloway. Clerk
, Dickerson Bros, Auctioneers sG-2l
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-06
HOGS-Fifteen Shoats
Farming Implements

One John Deere corn planter. in
first class shape with 50 rods of new
wire: | John Deere disk drille. eleven
disk. in good shape: John Deere s.
foot binder in first class shape:
John Deere manure spreader. in good
shape; l David Bradley mower. i'm
good shape: Mccormick Deering
side delivery rake in first class shape
! Case hay loader, in good shape:
l7-tooth spring tooth harrow, good
conditions; | land roller. good condi-
tion; David Bradley double disk. in
good shape: one 60-tooth drag har-
row. | wood saw with steel frame. in
good shape; l No. So Oliver riding
ploW, in good condition; l riding cult
Vator. good conditions l farm wagon
with new body. | hay rack. good con-
dition; No. ~ walking plow, walk
ing cultiVatorS. II COW chains, 3 sets
chain harness, set leather harness
with several collars and brides. forks
shovels. and hoes, an dothcr things
too numerous to mention.
DAIRY EQUIPMENT
One set Mccormick Deering milking
machine with two single units. witt
stainless steel pals and lights. new
one; can milk cooler. in good shape
twelve S5-pound milk cans. > mill
stIainers. > milk buckets.
HAY
20 tons of old fashioned clover anC
timothy. in good shape.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
one metal bed, ! day bed. ! dinett,
table. one 5-hurner oil stove. ! refrig
orator.
Sandwiches will be- for sale.
TERMS: CASH.
LEROY BlDDLE
Carron Brothers, Auctioneers. SGT
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-06

Diamonds. although the hardest
substance known to man. are sub
ject to chipping. Multi-faceting, a
new advance in the art of diamond
cutting. makes for more brilliance
and is a protection against chip
ping
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-06
PUBLIC SALE
OF valuable
Personal Property
REAL ESTATE
The undersigned. due to i'll health.
will sell at her farm residence, 10
Gated on the Greenwood Ellendalc
Highway near Oakley Church. ON
Saturday, September 21, 1916
At NINE O'CLOCK N NJ.
daylight Saving TimcD
Rain or Shine
The following:
IIOI 'SL'IIOI IL GOODS

HOUSEHOLD GOODS
All the Household Furniture and
Goods of a lO-room house. including:
Kitchen tables. chairs. l porcelain
range. stool chair. silverwarc, dim
ing room suite. living room suite.
rockers. stands. tables. reclining chair.
electric lamps. iron. toaStrr, electric
washer. Singer sewing machine, ;
antique pieces. including lover :
Seat" spinning wheel; lots of antique
crooks. ornaments. picture frames.
books. vases. book eases. I Con-
gOleum rugs. throw rugs, | Administer
rug. | maple antique bedroom suite,
over 100 years old; other bedroom fur
niture pillows. radio. mirrors. lawn
mower. porch rockers. swing, liOWcl
boxes. potted plants, antique lamps,
hall rack, heater stoves, butter print,
scales. old iron pots, pans, lots OF
dishes. Jars, old fashion carpet looms
flour barrel medicine chest. hatf
room accessories. Christmas Orna-
mentS. l sausage grinder. window
blinds. stationary tubs. hog killing
pots and other things too numprou!
to mention.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
| One drill, plows, harrOws. corr
shelter. 2-horsr wagon. chains. hoes
1 forks, shovelS. barrels. baskets. lot
]
/ corn and etc.
LIVE STOCK
One Mule and several Hogs.
REAL ESTATE
One Farm. consisting of l63 Acres
more or less. located i'm Nanticok
Hundred. Sussex County. eight mile
from Milford 1t has valuable tim
her. peach orchard, grape arbor. ct,
1t has q l0-room house, equipped wit
electric. telephone. bath, running nc
ard cCiG water.
TERMS: CASH day of sale on Pen
sonal Property.
TERMS ON REAL ESTATE-2O'
day of sale balance when deed is dc
liNcrcd.
Real Estate will he sold prompt
at one o'clock.
MRS. ELIZABETH WEBB
Greenwood. Il. d., Del
, Dckerson Bros, Auctioneers. Sc 81
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-06
WANTED

WANTED-At once. Tenant far
mcr. Also to raise $4,000 hroilrrs I
room brick house. All modern con-
Veniences. On school bus route. three
miles from Georgetown. Mrs. Fred
Blackstone. Georgetown. Del Phone
294J3. stiff
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-06

The U. S. Fish and Wildlife Ser
vice has found that addition of pap
rika to the diet brightens the nor
mally pale pigmentation of hatch
ery-reared trout to the same color
as wild trout. The taste of the fish
IS unaffected.
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-06
PUBLIC SALE
of valuable
REAL ESTATE

The undersigned attorney tor the
estate Of Mary T.. LcVick. deceased.
will sell at Public Auction at the front
door of Delaware Trust Company at
trrdrrica. Delaware. ON
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-06
PUBLIC SALE

As hay" decided To discontinue
farming. will sell at Public Auction
ON the farm where | now reside. a
mile west of FrcdericH. known as the
Dr. Dcrrickson's Track Farm. in th"
County of Kent. state of Delaware"
the following Personal Property to-
wit. ON