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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-02-06
Helpful Thieves DIG
Auto Out Of Sr,ow,
Return After Use

BAYFIELD,, WIS. - Thieves
proved helpful to Douglas Knight
when his car became stalled. but
Knight also proved helpful to the
thieves by unwittingly lending his
car for their depredations.
Missing a turn on the way home
one night recently. Knight dropped
the front wheels of his sedan into
snow-flled ditch. He continued on
foot, intending to get towed out the
next morning.
The energetic thieves, however,
came along later, found the key
still in the car, and dug. shoveled
and pushed until they got it out
The next morning knight found
everything intact except that his un-
known helpers had used up all the
gasoline in the tank and, apparent
ly driving at high speed, had boiled
out all the anti-freeze. They had
returned the car to the same place
in the same ditch.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-02-06
STUDENTS AT new
COLLEGE Will READ
100 BEST BOOKS

PITTSFIELD, MASS. - Con-
tinuing the daring educational inno-
walton based on 1.-THE 100 best books
of ancient and modern thought a
new non-denominational college for
300 students will be opened here
next September by Liberal Arts,
Inc.
DR.. Stringfellow Barr, who largely
is credited with this new approach
to liberal education, will head the
new institution, which will be estab-
lished on a 700-acre estate fronting
for nearly mile on Stockbridge
lake.
1t was DR.. Barr who introduced
the organized reading of 100 vol
umes of the best from Homer to
the present day at ST. Johns col
lege in Annapolis, Md, in 1887. He
has resigned as president of that in
stitution to found the offshoot here.
Endowed with 81, 100000 by Paul
w. Mellon, son of the late Secre-
tary of the Treasury Andrew w.
Mellon, the new liberal arts col
Iege will be situated on the old Dan
R. Hanna estate, about a mile and
a half from Tanglewood, the home
Of Serge Koussevitzky's Berkshire
festival
The property already includes
about 80 buildings, including an inn
and dornitories, where the late John
E. Parsons, New York law.
yer. maintained home for fresh
air children.
A college for men, the new school
will have a maximum enrolment
Of 300, with faculty of about 80,
The entire college course will be de.
voted to the study of prescribed
books, with no conventional college
departments.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-02-06
Yankees of East

The Burmans are sometimes
called yankees of the East be-
cause of their democratic ways, di-
rect sense of humor, and love of
sport. Their women occupy a high
position for the orient, having equal
property rights with men, and do
ing much of the retail business.
Many are lawyers and doctors, and
occasionally even serve as headmen
in villages and as legislators. Both
men and women wear a long, deli
cately-colored wrap around skirt,
folded in the front. Flowers are
often tucked into a woman's coiled
black hair, cleaning with coconut
oil.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-02-06
Safe Landing Mode
BY Seeat of PENIS

MOULTRIE, GA. - Frank Shaw
made safe landing by the seat of
his pants. He and friend were
fishing in a rowboat in Little river
when the boat struck a sunken log.
The impact tore a hole nearly a
foot in diameter in the bottom of
the boat. Shaw promptly sat in
the hole, and this action, aided by
rapid baling, enabled him and his
companion to reach shore safely.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-02-06

Good Nutrition,
Too! All-Bran is
made from the
a VITAL OUTER
LAYERS of finest
VIII Eat serve
daily as a cereal.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-02-06

Everything WORKED! The beard
came off swiftly. Our face remained
intact. In fact it came out a better
face than when it went in. No
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-02-06
FIRST ELECTRIC SHAVE

We just got OUR first electric razor.
Patient and razor are doing we'll.
We found it under the Christmas
tree and regarded it with apprehen-
sion. People had been shaving with
electric razors for years. We knew
that. But we had never been much
Of hand with machinery. Elec-
tricity, we had always thought, was
okay in dynamos, transformers, etc.,
but not among whiskers.
We read the directions and
thought of submitting the whole
business to our attorney in case of
damages. Then we thought of Nap0-
leon, of Wellington, of Old Put. of
Fremont and other brave men of
history. We took the apparatus out
of the box and cried - Forward!
Ours not to reason why! Ours but
to plug and try!"
First be sure the white dot is in
the center of the dial," said the
shaving orders. Dial? I. Was this
a radio or razor? We're we
to get a shave or quiz program?
Stand your ground, men!
We fixed the dot. We made the
necessary connections. We plugged
in. The thing was really almost
noiseless, but to us it seemed as if
we had just started two airplane
motors and a gasoline lawn now
er. We dropped everything and
read the directions again. Then we
called down to see if there had been
any short circuits.
1t was too late to cult now. We
thought of the men at the Alamo and
pressed on. Our face was un-
scathed. So was our beard. 1t
seemed we had failed to remove
the glass protecting cover from the
business end of the apparatus. Lie
is like that.
We took this off and went to work
again. On we went in the spirit of
the 49ers and the men at Concord
bridge.
Everything WORKED! The beard
came off swiftly. Our face remained
intact. In fact it came out a better
face than when it went in. No
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-02-06
Down the Hatch

DR.. E. M. Jelinek, director of Yale
school of alcoholic studies (Which
we assume tried to trace all unjusti-
fable thirsts to Harvard or Prince.
toni, says there was more drinking
in America in 1916 than ever be.
fore. In fact, the people consumed
more liquor in nine months than
they had in the previous IL. Maybe
the Republican victory in Novem.
Der ha dsomething to do with it.
But DR.. Jellinek says that despite
the fact there was more drinking,
there was decline in drunkenness.
That is easily explained by the fact
that the bars chisel on the drinks so
much that it is almost impossible
to feel any effect until after the
sixth or seventh.
Can you remember away back
when the last thing working man
squawked about was the prelimi-
naries to starting work?
1t seemed to us that President Tyu.
man tVas really saying to congress
"Do as little as l suggest, Heaven tor
bid"
The Chinese are a hardy people.
They have had chaos for years, they
suffered from war longer than any
other nation and they are exhausted
and in distress. But nothing seems
to annoy them as much as a chance
to be rescued.
absolutely unreliable civilian
with destructive child and obstrep.
erous dog needs roof, preferably one
with house under it. Up to $125
monthly. Phone 3-5061 Stamford Ad-
vocate"
That's tellin' en-!
1t is now possible to carry on con-
versations in print across the At
lantic by teletype. Fine. It is nice
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-02-06
..z7@71Mp0ezzy
80 BY H. |. PHuLLPSAZ D

blOw-Outs, no knocks, no backfires.
Anybody want an old tube of shaw
ing paste and a brush? Science
marches on!
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-02-06
That's tellin' EN-!

1t is now possible to carry on con
versations in print across the At
lantic by teletype. Fine It is nice
to have anything you say to Europe
and Asia in writing.
Evening star., 1947-07-26
HOUSES UNFURkIsHEp.

FOR LEASE, Groom house, 1st CONNER
cisl; near Clarendon Circle. Gil. 5137.
SPRING vALLEY-A lovely 4-bedrm.. ..
bath brick with rec. rm. and service
quarters. Exquisite view and lawns S35f
month, unfurn. co. 1922: ewes, DE
EXCEPTIONAL RENTAL offering - Beau.
tiful country estate. 8 miles D. C., mair
dwelling rooms and bath: inspiring
velvet lawn, majestic shade trees outdoor
barbecue pit. lge. barn, numerous outhldgs
Price includes pasture for horses, cows
hired help available; attractive 3-room and
bath apt, over garage, can be sublet rail
road tramp. at farm. PENTAGON REAL
TY CO., FA 331-J. -2G
VACANT, 4734 Eastern ave. suitland Md.
open 2-7-Nearly- new; rooms, 2 baths,
brick, fireplace: lease; $50 per month.
ER 26A2 -C7
Evening star., 1947-07-26
HOUSES FOR sALE-Nonhee.s.

BROoKLAND-Detache l0-room house,
place in living room; 2 complete apis.
double car garage; oil heat, inst- hot-water
heater: completely renovated: Seen by
appointment only. SULLIVAN BROS, d52O
RIVER TERRACE E.E.-Attractive, brick
homes. with or 3 bedrooms, tiled bath
with shower, modern Kitchen, oil neat.
Quick possession. Priced 20 sell, on con-
venient terms Call CO. 1898, or GE. 934f
ewes, PECK CO, 340S 18th St ne. -26
81 500 DOWN; VACANT; 200 blk. Chan
ming ST. n.e.-6 lovely rms. and bath, 2
story brick: 2 rear porches, full basement,
h.-wh. coal: built-in garages: Al condl-
ton. Move in with deposit. This property
will sell this week. Act quick Call till 8
MFRS PROPERTIES, INC, 1oia nth st.
EAST RiMi e eAPiToL PpRoi ST. of MINI. ave. ne
Possession: large rms. and bath, 2-story
s-yr.-old brick; beautiful den in knotted
pine on 1st floor, full basement, gas a.tc.
Pfiesd Ssassu 70 se with sares doan
mert For details, call till pm. week
days; ,yy1r spn II se s. wM, 7eb 7GALoMIRIs
800 BLOCK ST. N.E.-a-story row brick,
8 rms, 2 baths, h.-w.h.. coal; second O,
arranged into apts.; income, S11e: drst q:
occupied by owner: poss. with tltle. Call
DI. s724, BAsnTKo INVESTMENT CORP.
212 Bond Bldg. -26
Evening star., 1947-07-26
HOUSES FURNISHED

,liy NEAR Attn AND 3; I. AVE. NE. Couple
$50 for l. or $40 for 2. Write Box 300
eoMPLETELY FURN. HOUSE, bedrms.,
from ISG ,aSa aSs 1epee, Pee 81: $500 mo. OR. 1856
ssas WoRrHINGroN ST. N.w.-6-room,
3-hath house, avail. for month of Aug,
qRgsT g. Ma A44ssF5czM 4sf5c zst SECURITY s5s Se &
AUS io q Sept fS sls5 ssDs oG 5Gd 1877 fsS4
sETHEsDA;M7House: .ss floor, liv. rm,,
ho9r hef,, master ass bedrm with dressing rn, and
eSsGs on srd edo:ef1 o0F pIl heat srss yard ard
HIGHLAND DR.. Silver g'sa Spring, Md, bet.
Colesville and Ga. ave-Stone bungalow.
9 g., rms, nicely furn.. well Handicapped. $50.
PARTLY ,FURN. 3-bedrm. house. auto gas
$3.50: mos. advance. 204l S7th st. :; ",
SPACIOUS HOUSE and large fenced-in
yard; near Zoo, for 8 wks.. starting Aug,
3a5sV' 4oV SIR 70 risnt family. Wo. Ola. 3 Box
cHEyyiY 0'eiHA CHASE Mp.-Fplly furnished,
oeeape, Ient a Saths O.
eaEYH a5f5e. %1 lSfa Tinr to Share
bC4 uO4Ilc WltI CO0Renldl Cple.t prefer DOIl
Smpl,; Mn s.s sso mo. 6i32 Broad Branch Fd.'
eHEvfYy CHASE, D. c.-Nicely furnished
a blk. from Conn ave express bus; rent
Tor 9 mos; $3.50 per mo. 1921 Legat.on
BfR1ek f tx COLONIAL taSaoN HOUSE, on large woo wood
ed lot, on Arlinst9n Ridge I'd, Va: 4
hedrms.,> center hall, 2 baths. living rm.,
TONED: rent 500 Cali DU. 5000. Apt. 4i6.
UNIVERSITY PARK SECTION bed
WfsIR@ HSEfGHTsW SfS Eo rent 0a2 fS4nisheG
house to satisfactory tenant, until Congress
reconvenes; $500 per mo. EN-. 1878. Box
HYATTsVILLE, 5e23 31st ave.-cool,
pleasant, 2-bedrm house; convenient to
everything: l Sl26 per no. from lst of Aug
q GHaRM1SG Arm Sc'' GEORGETOWN HoME-Also
2 studios; beautifully furni years lease
NELLIE LOVE cAssEL' Reaitor, AID. = 21iS,
WANT Young COUPLE to share our at
3 sss M4MLToS s SIN ST. N.wGf ~ NJ have we oGa nice
home to share with nice employed couple;
ff.s sEAuT1FU2 HS2 mo modera RA samdetached 1S
$50. sH. 5o41 or write Box 405-s. Star.
NEWLY REFRIGERATED APT. vic. Georgia
ave. and Upshur st. n.w.-Conven. transp.
and stores; ] rm. Kit. ,I,c and PVT bath bath
utilities furn.: empl. couple preferred; S75
per mo. to responsible party. Box 1s9-V,
Star. -27
MASS. AyE.-Near embassies, 2 mos.
rental from August; completely furn.
house with 4 bedrms.. complete baths,
2-car GARAGE washing machine. etc; $500
per mo. Call OR. 6349. 37i2 Mass. ave.
NV. -2S
ALEXANDRIA - August rental; Groom
brick; garage; screened porch; fenced
yard; completely furn.; conV. transp. TIE.
1885. -%
turn. house. $3.50 q rm. rented will apply
against rent); adults, OIL. 1890.
cious, rambling. white painted brick house
in nearby Va. conpl. furn., ! 5 min. from
center of D. c. There is a large screened
porch with diping: table and chairs as well
baths, powder rm... liv. rm., fireplace
dining rm, pancled library with fireplace;
also paneled rec rn. in basement, heating
splendid, over / acre; secluded but not
Call CHI 1898. 27'
Evening star., 1947-07-26
HOUSES EXCHANGED.

WASHINGTON FOR CHICAGo--Rent
basis, q room house. Gil. 20s9 or aurora
ExCHANGE-6-rm. and bath brick, with
maids Accommodations in bsnlt. in c. G.
b C., for 4-bedrm. and 2-bath house
preferably in c. c., D. c. Box 1S1,s'
s-RooM HOUSE. off 18th st. s150-Will-
ing sto exchange for 2-bedroom apt IN
iuTn. or unfurn, parQuet floors. RE. s745.
II
Evening star., 1947-07-26
HOUSES FOR SALE or RENT.

SILVER sP., PA E Fkln.-Dutch Col; 2.
sty. Geo. brick; 6Ia large rms, Ia baths;
hv.: garage; pvt. drive: very pretty
sci 300 or $4,000 per year. Ho. lISS.
Evening star., 1947-07-26

COLORED-OPEN DAILY 1873, 1912 9Th
and bath down. auto, heat: excellent coo9d';
6oioREDGsia tGSGaE ss9a qHTh Iith ST. Me- -fami,
fiat. rms. and bath ea excellent en- conc: conc,
c65noRE6mpSEW, ts5n5R Open w. SvRacANrTruis iva mod
srn home; rms hardwood nst6 aEGrs thr0ugh- s,s1o
heat heat ali modern appolntments: sample
house 500 45th st. at EADS, Open 12-s.
c6L6RED-NEw. o VACANT, 451s Edson
toned. built-in gar, al modern con con
SoIoRfDtR Ssaensff 9ptR And And FGA PE AVE Ave o
and bath; 2 rear poFches; front entrance
senaon Mns e9s 9se tn @ets
Priced to sell with reasonable down pay
ment. For details, cali tn pm. week;
Sgf T. NC Se 1ois EM 17a GAI0NEss e. ms
q eoLoRED tSa2 MORSE ST. NE. Posses
brick; iRt; colonial front porch, fuli basement.
h-wh, coal, with automatic blower:
nice yards; Al condition; convenient to to
down payment. Act quick. Call til
eHtoNiEis EisIs'yi psoFEEr1bs Sss L f INC Ss h
coLoRED 81 isi biE - Ii TRISTDAD SECTION ne
1880 down-5-yr-old 2-story brick. 5
large rms and modern tile BATH full
basement, gas &C. heat; nice yards;
Al condition convenient to everything.
Must see to appreciate. Must be sold this
week. For details. call III Pm wssk,
days, Sun. IL to 5. VIM CAJOMIR1S
PROPERTIES, INC, 10l2 18th st. NV.
cCooiLo6RR2Eib,-vAcANT. Coi 225 14th pl. ne
Six-room and bath brick, hot-,Tater heat:
front and rear porches: excellent condi-
ion reaS9Psply gN NaE gsisss On J. soNg seSysnsns s
coLoRED-FLA. N.E.-Two-story brick.
8 lge. rms: basement will be redecorsted;
reasonable. Mrs. whitney, AT; s603. with
BARNEY 9; WETrz, 1927 Eye ST. ~ Nv
oLoRgD-CHANGING neighborhood, vic.
18th and Md. ave. n.e.-Brick, rooms
bath, stove and refgr.; bestcnouse coma
Don't walt Asking S11.25Q: terms.
REALTY CO, Ex. $685. VA.
ST. NE.-Lovely row
brick, arranged with. aptS; has
spacious rms. baths, h.-w,h (coau;
bsmt has i rm., bath and kit lst d..
8 rms. porch; End a., rms, kitchen,
bath and incl. porch; near every conven-
Ience: priced right. Call " 9 . m. Leo
NJ. BERNSTEIN e. CO., 14lb ST. n.T.'
NE: $500.
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Evening star., 1947-07-26

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Evening star., 1947-07-26

NEW DETACHED BRICK HOMES, s23,5oo
being offered for veterans only, ideally
Situated, Just eff 10th. st, Center-entrance
plan, six rooms two baths and ffrst.foor
heat. .GE sink with garbage-disposal unit
and dishwasher. 1T, -e electric refrigerator
sfa4sa st. nW' open RiH daily. G sHANNoN q IUcHs
G0 s1 1872 6eP aoSY 81; XVI Axrstory 53S detached
room, kitchen on i st floor; 3 fine bedrooms
with cedar-lined closets and 2 baths on
2nd floor: electric refrigerator oil heat,
es; excellent condition 1 block from stores
and transportation, short walk to ele-
mentary junior and seniSr b1o high 1, sshools n
NON g. LUCHs CO., 1906 H st. NV. ma.
IN IN 4fFAsHroNABLE CHEVY CHASE = A
grand bedrooms, baths, screened porch
place in the spacious living room and The
room DssTi-s and bath: s buiit-in garsse. finished
attic. air conditioned oil heat, Venetian
birds and storm windows; besutiful Jnb lot;
saaSNoN ga2nf n EucAs ka1e Co, 1905 '; St. sx &
PoPuLaR po BRIeHrwoop-Extremely at
tractive brick, Groom o. BEDROOM nome
IN excellent condition. It has asa full base a5
ment with recreation room, fulf oath ano
extra stove and SINK, puHL-ln garage, gas
furnace with lifetime guarantee, electric
refrigerator: an Immaculate residence that
Phone Mr.. Schwab, wO. O6s4, with SHAN
NON 8 LUCHS CO., 1905 st. NV SA.
c345. -2o
ROSEMARY HILLS, MD, new suburban
development-Willb be ready for occupancy
soon-Detached brick. spacious rms,
tile bath, 1st-f; powder room sttnched i, fi
apsgs' p iso sss ssai M szRHsTrfN Rsn nv CO.. i4i5
st. NV. ME. 5400.
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-03
A T T E N O N

ANNOUNCING The opening Of MnhcTs
I:cauty Salon in Lincoln. Modern
equipment, specializing in permanent
waves. No phone available. Would APP
prcciate appointments being made in
person. j3-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-03
IN EMORlAM

SAIITH--In sad. and loving memory
of our dear son and brother. Woodrow
w. who went to live with Jesus, Jan
uary l. 1897:
In the book Of our lives are memories
OF the happicSt moments we've known
And recorded in love. is the blessing
OF q wonderful hoy. our own.
Early one morning the Saviour walk
cd
Among His faireSt flowers
lie touched the blossoms, one by one
The one He plucked was ours.
@ how oft you come before us.
Your dear face so sweet and true.
Resting now in peace with Jesus
Loving hearts still long for you
In our hearts his memory fingers.
But we know it's vain to weep
Hears OF love can never wake nm
From his peaceful loving sleep.
Heaven retaineth now our treasure.
Earth the lonely casket keeps
And the Sunhcams love to GnGcr
Where our darling hoy sleeps.
To meet in heaven how sweet th'
thought
When lfc'S short years are past
No more to weep, no more 10 part.
To meet in Heaven at last.
Sadly missed by Mother. Father
Sisters and brothers. ~
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-03
STATE OF DELAW ARE
Office OF Secretary OF State
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION
TO All Whom These Presents
Nav Come, Greeting:

Way ONE, bFcetiHSs
Whereas, 1t appears to my salts
faction by duly authenticated rec
ord OF the proceedings OF the vol
untary dissolution thereof, by the
consent OF all the stockholders de
posted in my office, the ELITE
DINING. CAR CO., a corporation
of this State whose principal office
is situated at Rights Road, in the
city of Georgetown, County of Sus-
sex. State of Delaware. ANNE
Lynch being agent therein, and in
charge thereof, upon whom pro-
cess may be served, has complied
with the requirements of the Cor
poration Laws of the State OF Della
ware, as contained in 2033. Sec
ton /, to 224G. Section PA, Chap
ter G5. of the Revised Code OF 1895
as amended, preliminary to the is
suing of this
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION
Now, therefore, |, William j
Storey, Secretary of State OF thl
State of Delaware, do hereby GER
.tify that the said corporation die
on the thirtieth day of December "A
ID. 1916, file in the office a duly exc
cuted and attested consent, in writ
ing. to the dissolution of said Cor
poratiOn executed by all the stock
holders thereof, which said con
sent and the records of the pro
ceedings aforesaid, are now on fil'
in my office as provided by law.
In Testimony Whereof, l have
hcreunto set my hand and Officia
seal, at Dover this thirtieth day o
December in the year of our Lor,
one thousand nine hundred AM
fOrty-siX.
tOfficial SeaD
WILLIAM J. STOREY,
II Secretary Of State.
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-03

Fol; SALE One six foot case com
hinc. used only two years for personal
use. good condition.. Nl"u's Hatchery.
Sc1f0Iu, .Dt /. Phone = ~. n..,- /
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-03

NOTlCE-Whcn in need of an auc-
tiOncor, see G. IL. I'reuSS, Milford
Del. Phone l60J. Real estate especial
~. dl3-4t p
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-03

FOR SAII>-I.Ot ~ $50. on Mill
ford Harrington Road. Apply to Al
bert French. 6o5 North Walnut street,
Milford. Phone 33I- NJ. j3-9i =
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-03
IN MEMORtAM

In loving memory of my husband,
c. Il. Chapman. who passed away
January o. 1916:
y precious one from me has gone.
The days do not think OF you
Are very hard to find.
y place is vacant in my heart
Which never can he filled.
You loving face to see,
To hear your voice, to see your smile
AS in the days that used TO be.
Sadly missed by his wife. Fannie
l.. Cha apInan. II
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-03

N0TICE-Wc have copper in rolls
and sheets. stainless steel on sheets
30 90. Owens Sheet Metal Works
Phone PIG Milford U4-
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-03

FOR SALE-- More Of that good
Economy Plumber Drain Pipe Cleaner.
Cleans out sluggish drains like magic
IIuIneS Hardware, Milford. O25-tl
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-03
ANNUAL MEETING
The First National Bank and TruS'
Company

The Annual Meeting of the Share
holders of The First National Bank
and Trust Company Of Milford, Del
aware, for the election of Directors
and the transact of such other
business as may be brought before
the meeting. will be held at its
banking house on Tuesday, Janu-
ary IA, 1947, at two o'clock p. Nj.
d20-4t W. f. McFACL, Cashier
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-03
IN EMORtAM

In loving memory of our husband
and dad, Caleb H. Bell. who passed
away january s. 1929:
The years have been long and lonely
Since you passed away
\ bitter grief and shock it was
TO part with you so dear.
But Cod knew what was best
And called you home TO long sweet
rest.
Sadly missed by wife. Eliza y. Bell.
and children. Amos j.. Alonzo p.
Blanche c. Bell and Catherine r.
JOhuS ltI
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-03

FOR SALE-Stasoned slab wood.
pine and oak mixed Harry D0rInan,
Coolsprng. Del. Phone Milton 2202.
nI5-tf
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-03
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 NatiOna
Bank. j22-t
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-03

FOR SAl.l>--Srvcn room house, 8
pOrchrS. lot 90 lSJ. corner property
or will he. Nicely located. f.. T.. Work
man. Ellcndalr, Del. O25- II
Milford chronicle., 1947-01-03

FOR SALE-1937 Dodge 2-door So
dan. good running condition. Radio
and heater. phonr 7N7-l;. 10 Mis-
pillion street. Milford. j32tI
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SPECIAL!

JANUARY ONLY - Army overcoats,
WomcnS Coats. Suits. Dresses. plain.
81. regularly s.. Write for details.
FOotrr'S, Dycrs since 1870. 1914 North
Charles street. Baltimore. j3-3t
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Fairbanks & Howe Platform

Scales. 1000 rounds. for sale. Eoitls
coolers. frozen 1OOd cabinets. Poultry
picking machines. Immediate delivery.
OriOle store Equipment Company. Sal
iSbury. Md. Phone 1855. al2-tf
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CARD OF THANKS

wish to thank my relatives and
friends for their kindness and help
during the death and burial of my
sister. Eliza +. Kitchens. | also
thank the pallbearers and Mr..
Campbell for the kind words he
spoke. Isaiah r. Kitchens. j3-2t
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank friends, rel
atiycs and neighbOrS for kindness,
sympathy. floral gifts and use OF
cars during the illness and at
the death of my wife and our
mother. Mrs. Margaret Arden.
George Arden and Daughters
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NOtice-Public StenOgrapher

TypinE, filling ont legal forms. typine
monthly statements. May ! help you?
Louise :. Mcintyre. Telephone day $50;
evening 429. Harrington. ml7-tf
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Poles Back In School

WARSAW, Poland -(P)- Latest
figures show 2S6,000 adults are
now attending schools in Poland.
making up for education lost dur
ing the NaZi occupation.
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FOR ALE--Sca sOhcd slab wood
Pine and oak mixed. l;ill Willis
Slaughter Beach. Phone Milford G66Ji;
d6-tf.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS OF MILFORD
TRUST COMPANY
December &c, 1916

December &c, 194G
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of The Milford Trust Com
pany will be held at its banking
house on Monday, January 13. 1947
at one O'Clock.
GEORGE r. REED, JR.
d21 -3t Treasurer