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Evening star., 1950-10-21
DID YOU KNOW

Your 40 or Al Ford, Chevrolet or
Plymouth, could make FULL y
DOWN payment on a 80 Ford,
Chevrolet or Plymouth, at CENTRAL
MOTOR SALES and IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY. Being in dire need
Of clean, used cars is the reason
for this ridiculous offer. You don't
have to trade your car, WE WILL
PAY YOU CASH. We also need '46
and AZ Ford. Chevrolet and
Plymouth club coupes. Our out-o Of
town markets are very strong at
present. We suggest that you bring
your car and title in for appraisal.
We have the equipment and facilities
to check your car thoroughly, elimi-
mating all guess work. giving you full
benefit of getting TOP PRICE. Our
success has been volume, very short
profits and YOUR GAIN.
CENTRAL MOTOR SALES
1925 Conn. Ave. Wo. 1896. or EN-.
Evening star., 1950-10-21
HOUSES WTp. TO BUY tcont. ]

WANT TO SELL YOUR HOUSE?
We have buyers who are interested
in buying houses in all sections of
D. c.; they are prepared to pay
maximum prices for good property in
good locations anywhere In D. C.
property with us. Days. AID. 3433;
ewes, DE. 92o9 after $50 pm.
CHAS. S. HOLLOWAY;
Commercial Building. Suite 4. 1853
Wallach pl. NV. -23
Evening star., 1950-10-21
PRESENT Low PRICES

"ALb 4No1 ENEb ALL!
Right now. opportunity knocks as
never before. right now DRUM
POINT BEACH has choice lots at
exceptionally low prices that will not
prevail next season, therefore, the
time to act is now; DRUM POINT
BEACH was never lovelier than right
now, during the height of its autumn
nal glory; right now you see the wide
sandy beaches on the Chesapeake.
the fresh water lakes, the waters
OF the Patuxent and inland creeks,
the. forestry, all at their loveliest;
and DEVELOPMENTS at DRUM POINT
BEACH have advanced far beyond
expectations; lovely homes spacious
lots, fine roads and streets expertly
engineered. electricity, telephone
lines, piers, harbors, all ahead of
planning. Why do you realize that
right now DRUM POINT BEACH is
at its prime, yet, cottage site prices
are now at rock bottom, right now
you can buy your cottage site at
such low price that will mean a
real saving, for it definitely will be
higher, next spring. See DRUM
POINT BEACH this weekend-TO-
DAY! You'll enjoy the. pleasant
autumn drive, and you'll make a
move you'll never regret. Follow
these easy directions. Past Upper
Marlboro on Solomon's Island I'd,
through. Prince Frederick for Is
miles. left at the sign. DRUM
Realty Agency, Southern Building
re; S43s for FREE DESCRIPTIVE
Evening star., 1950-10-21
COLORED
$3.50

Fairfax County; house 5Ox20 it.
Newly dec. liv. rm., din. rn.. kit.
bedrms.. bath, h.-w.h., bsmt; also
chicken house; on l acre with
stream; priced for quick sale. Open
l till dark. Exclusive with OAKTON
REALTY CO.. Fairfax 704. To
reach: Out Lee blvd. to Chain
Bridge I'd. 123), right approx. 3
mi. to Route 701, right l blk. to
Evening star., 1950-10-21
VACATION PLACES

FOR RENT-In Orlando. Fla, THE
City Beautiful" ideal for retired
persons who wish to spend a COM
Portable restful winter . bedrooms,
pvt. home in residential area, near
lovely lake; quiet street, conv. loca-
ton. 724 N. Putnam ST.. Orlando,
Fla. PA
Evening star., 1950-10-21

Near K-Pa. Ave. NV.
Lot, 1st commercial; 67.5-ft. front.
5.700 50. it.; alley in rear: price
81 So. t. Call Mr.. Measell. MA. 5005
ewes. and Sunday.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
Evening star., 1950-10-21
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALE
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

and 2no commercial
properties vantsd for sale or lease
A. N ROTH. RE 1880
Evening star., 1950-10-21

Prominent Va. Corner
This excellent corner property on q
heavy trafflc center offers unlim-
tied possibilities. Over $4,000 So.
Fl of ground. Presently consisting
Of four stores, showing an income
of over $4,000 per year. Located
on Leesburg pike. only 7 miles from
Washington. Price right.
K st. Near 18th
2-story building near Medical Center:
fast-growing commercial district; es-
tablished tenant; income $4,000 per
year. Priced for immediate sale.
Downtown
Four story Office building near 14th
and K; leased to national concern;
income $4,000 per year. $4,000
cash required. Call LU. 4-577S ewes.
an6 Sunday.
n InTIAcT M
Evening star., 1950-10-21
oUT-oF-ToWk REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE OR TRADE for local
property. nice 6-rm bunga, 8 acres
ground on U. S. No 90, 3 mi. north
of Lynchburg, Va. A nice place for
some one retired. Call GE. 7775.
Evening star., 1950-10-21
L o S T

500 By q certain man In Arlington
who sold his car to q neighbor with.
out nrst getting an offer from
Arlington Motor Co.
I Il block South of Kew Bridge(
1917 North Moore ST OW &7&1
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-06-15
foyiood Leaders

For low operoiine costs per Ton mile.
smart buyers choose Chevrolet Pol trucks.
They ore advance designed TO cut running
and repoir costs. Their rugged construction
lets you deliver the goods with real redvc-
lions in operating expense.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-06-15
Performance Leaders

On me hifis or on fhe sfrolghfowoy, The
efficient new Chevrolet Pei trucks Gre for
oheod In performance. They give you high
pulling power over wide ronge of use-
oble road speeds-und high occelerosioa
10 ess down total irip lime.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-06-15
Popularity Leaders

IN every postwor year truck customers
hove bought more Chevrolefs Than ony
Other moke of convincing proof of
Me owner satisfaction they hove earned
through the yeors-proof fhot Chevrolet
Is Americas most wonfed truck.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-06-15
rice Leader.

From low selling price TO high resole volue.
you're money uheod with Chevrolet trucks.
ChewoIef's roc<-botiom initiol cosf-ouf-
stondingly low cost of operation end
vpkeep-ond high trode-in volye. oil add
Up to the lowest price for YOU.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-06-15

n M M oshp LedMua smmvs
~ h k #k
thar dbd f h
or hi viii e oh B
EsdMb
Evening star., 1950-09-18

official reporter for all public
hearings of the commissioners.
During that period he was loaned
to the Federal Government, first
to the White House for a two
year period in connection with
President Taft's Economy and
Efficiency Commission and year
later was made confidential as
sistant to Attorney General
George Wickersham.
A Washington native, Mr..
Ramsdell is the son of the late
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Burnett
Ramsdell. His mother was an &C
complished pianist and as May
Brooks Ramsdell was well known
in Washington. She was music
editor of The Star for Is years
before her retirement. .
AS a youth, Mr.. Ramdell played
the violin and for several seasons
directed a string orchestra fol-
st. Patrick's Players at st
Patrick's Catholic Church.
He lived for many years ir
Gaithersburg, Md, where he
served as organist and choir leader
in st. Martins Catholic Church
He was also a member of the
GaitherSburg town council, ano
the fire and zoning boards.
Evening star., 1950-09-18
Printers Turn Down
Terms in New York
BY the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK. Sept. 18.-Mem-
bers of Local 6 of the AFL Inter
national Typographical Union
yesterday rejected a contract with
all major New York newspapers.
Local President Francis G. Bar
rett had urged approval of the
proposed contract, saying it con-
tained "the last ounce" that could
! be obtained from the publishers
without strike. -
Members of the local, which
represents $500 printers on all
major dailies in the city, voted
827 to 100 against the proposal
! at meeting.
The proposed contract provided
! a $3.50 weekly wage increase and
; other benefits amounting to $1.5C
a week for journeymen printers.
Apprentices would have received
smaller increases.
Present pay for journeymen is
. 500 a week for day workers, $104
for the night shift and $109 for
those starting work at midnight.
The local members instructed
their negotiators to resume talks
Immediately with spokesmen for
the Publishers Association of New
York, which represents the news
papers.
Mr.. Barrett called the unions
wage scale committee into ses-
sion today.
Evening star., 1950-09-18

H. " ] II = 11lo
service, Mr.. RamSdell acted as
secretary of the bylaw commit
tee, secretary of the nominating
committee and each year pub
lished Men Who Serve You," CIV
ing a resume of activities of all
committees and membership;
who's Who on the Board" which
contained biographies of 58 board
members. all publications relating
to election of directors, as well as
minutes of the board.
He also was charged with index
ing from the beginning of the
Chamber all board action, all pro-
ceedings at annual meetings and
maintained list of all members
of committees.
After working for the Brooklyn
Eagle from 1907 to 1909, Mr..
Ramsdell studied shorthand and
tipping and began work as a
stenographer for the Southern
Railway and the Civil Service
Commission.
From 1909 to 1916 he assisted
the secretary to the Board of the
District Commissioners and was
Evening star., 1950-09-18
BY the Associated Press

The first checks for the new
allowances to families of service
men are expected to be in the
mail early in December.
Government allowances of $45
to $85 a month are provided for
dependents of enlisted personnel
under a new law recently signed
by President Truman.
The Servicemen are required to
allot part of their own pay, $40
to $50 a month, depending upon
their pay grades, before they be-
Evening star., 1950-09-18
First GI Allowance Checks To Be Mailed In December

come eligible for the dependency
allotments.
The first Army checks will go
out from the Army Finance Center
in st. Louis, Mo-, about December
5. They will cover allowances for
November.
Navy and Air Force checks will
go out about the same time.
Congress provided that the al
lowances should be made retro
active to August !. To meet the
retroactive allowances for August,
September and October. the Air
Force and Army arranged to make
Evening star., 1950-09-18
Order of Odd Fellows
Opens l24th Session
BY the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 18.-The
124th annual convention of the
independent Order of Odd Eel
lows opened here today with the
defense of America against Com
muniSm as its theme.
About $4,000 delegates and visi-
tors are expected to attend the
sessions that will continue through
Thursday.
Mai. Gen. Clayton C. Jerome
newly appointed director of Ma.
rine Corps aviation, will be the
speaker at the convention ban.
Quet tonight.
Evening star., 1950-09-18

Motorola's leadership in cabinet design as we'll as
performance is recognized with the 1850 Fashion
Academy Gold Medal Award. Typical example of
Motorola supremacy is this Console Model l7K2.
Clear, steady 6" picture. only simple controls,
Bilt-in-Antenna, price only $329.95. View it at
your dealers along with other beautiful Motorola
models from $1S9.95 to $650.00.
Arrange for Motorola demonstration-to prove
what an aid to education TV can be in your home.
Evening star., 1950-09-18

Der l as Secre-
: tary of the e
sb 0 ard of di-
rectors of the
United States
c h a m b er of
Commerce.
Mr.. r a m S =
dell, who has
!, been with the
C h a m b er of
Commerce f or
"a years, lives
a t M C L e a n
G a r d e n S {.
He is IS.
~
Evening star., 1950-09-18

direct cash payments to service
men, probably when they draw
their regular pay in September
and October. The Navy was work.
ing on a plan for its men.
Evening star., 1950-09-18
Waiting Period
pHu.ADEr DIT

PHILADELPHIA. - Congress
legally named The Star Spangled
Banned as the national anthem
March 3, 1881. It was written 1T
years before by Francis S. Key.
Evening star., 1950-09-18
RonsdeN, IT,. S. Chamber Aide,
ToRetire After 34-Yeur Service

f7s Hobart M. Ramsdell, who began
work ,as a copy boy with the
Washington Office of the old
Brooklyn Eagle, will retire Octo-
Evening star., 1950-09-18
Top Level Light

HONOLULU.-Highest light
house maintained by the United
States is located on Lehua island.
Evening star., 1950-09-18

Hawaii. It rises TOT feet above
sea level.
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-05

pANtiEbg CONF AND VISIT OUR
PANsf DAiuJBNE a beautiful aFs
i4g ~ tDIgi rOml9bAiiobsi huge blooms
klaqlDlvs bulbs te8dv nov. All ANIMALS
tta1g NAY 81 lHrkof w, et0na. ffiad
gsaat1ebf5 Denton, M. Phone INV.
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-05

POit hAbB~ One ~ acre farm with
- rom ~, Ronse sra bath, not ana e0id
49, slsetflg hn1 ~ hest, ~ hsfd
shAl ~ miles south ~ BFidgovtllal
aefse n epDle trees, ~ acres 0f
slfhwDeffles nn1 ~ acres fnealoW
lahg, Win running stream ~ wateF
~ mDnk house, ~ ~. % M 0ne
s enS ~ h9'.sss equipped with lights
pgseessiOu Do ~ days A II nfa6iiJie
,llf sen Phone I'll, Bfidgegiile, Del
a' ~ "ibHA sgsisl5-tf
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-05

ron SALE 1912 Alma house trail.
r.. Sleeps four Very good condition
lpl""h low for quick sale. Would make
q NEE home for newly wcdg dnrinp
re housing shortage. Harold White.
g'yiR' hpWh u mile on dirt road
llusi north Of 0e0rgetOwn).
Aba34tO4ff
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-05

NOIiCE-Piow shears ground. guar
anteed % pillow good as when new. II
men and Il inch shears soc each. In
5f az s Eilendale. Phone Milford 5agl
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-05

ron SALE One Route II. noa,
Ihiunl ij,OOD capacity. brOlIer houees
equipped, b.rOOm Femi-buBgalow. hath
Hni0mhtjc h"at, hot water, venetian
Dnbds' uiiity room, meat house, gar
hR', Wtu, corn house, owners inter
~ 10 "hlckrht now ln houses included
Wlih quick hale. X. g. Brock, Laurel.
lWls A-6-6-1f
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-05

WANTEDs COB CORN AND SOY
hB-Frank clendaniel, Inc, Linz
coin. Dial Milford 46ll. i2-9-tf
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-05

ALTERATIONS AND SOME SEW.
no WAhTE)-Mrs. Jean Hazard
hyhs "vie, MILFORD. 5-5-It
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-05

WANTED-Corn and SOY beans. WIN
haul from the farm. w rrlIiff rvebb
Phone Milford l082. 1O-9g-ff
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-05

tOR .BALE-c Gown lescent home IN
lower Delaware, beautiful buildings.
tully equipped, including large deep
cnf RHf8Ro Bnd storage, garden nlanf :
~, l<Di $50 \ 80. - ~ ~ patients AZ
~ limos hud many turned away. own
~ selling On account Of health. Gross
UooW" 1873 over 8is,000D offered al
.. very 10Y. price for everything Geo
Collins, Milton. Del Phone 55G5.
g. 6sbr3t
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-05

ron BALE 300 White Logborn null
~ chicks weeks old. pepngylvaflia-
s. IullOrum clean. -Four range
51"liefs Lots Of poultry equipment.
MWd"f equipment, brOOder stoves.
"pb k0ihbu, 2 miles west of Mas
drn'b corner Phone FELTON, 1922 or
79Js' 5-5-2t
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-05

BUILDING LOT WANTED-In MT.
iofq' np 10 $500. Write Box 20. GO Mil
tOfd Chronicle, Milford l-2g-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-05

ron BALE Two. story brick resi-.
bAtb Hhd other 0ntbitttdlngs aEnnd "a
9rfef tOOd high band acres uieado,v
= mn frontage on river Ia town i'm.
lis ~ milton, Dnt wonderful Inv ~
WH', Contact 0eOrke Collins, Milton.
I'M IHpDe DDbD. 1746s6-3f
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-05

,.WANTED-Dirt for clay hole at
fllth and West streets. Anyone who
has dirt to give away. contact Cor
trude Russell, $40 Church avenue. Mil
ford. 100,
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-05

NOIlCE-Sewing machines ciaanas
repaired and adjusted 30 vearr' ~
peflenee. r. d. Davis. Phone taes
alllIoIu. l-a-lI
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-05

PICKLES! PICKLES. PICKLEs!..
mOie ana more pickles wanted. o. w.
Daylf, Milford. Phone 4OlO. Att
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-05

70 loving memory of our dear anr
and brother. Binv Polite who narae.f
away May 8. 1879.
God saw lt 10 cau him
ana ne answered His caH from above.
nut ne caused n vacant anof here
W hen be left the ones IS loved
We think ~ him as waiting far na
While we tarrw here for awhile.
Ever looking for that meeting
Wnen ne VIII greet ua with a smile.
Sadly missed ny Nom and Dad. r.
enc, Frances. Betty. Llnv. Richard ana
jay. Srf
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-05

-. WARTED-Man and wife 70 raise
$4,000 brOilers. White. References
Phone Milton al38. 5-S-9f
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-05

a.. Eolt bAiB 20 sofes aBd Bew dwst
VIZ, jyuf rooms, b8th fD0i eqHiDDedl
roof l9pAfed about nm ,,iii.a VIZ,
y Mllioh Dei, On BHHd igif iltgh,yav
ltfhg much hrs than oosi tjl,,,,i,
h9ssps gsa.Dfte Collins, Milton, Doi
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-05

FOX SALE Modern home with an
rOnyebl"hceh Hardwood floors. tile
mih, combination storm windows ana
Hrtheth 9ulek possession. Another
nlee nome ~ Milford Az cOnveniencos.
gll hepi fireplace, venetian blinds and
lNh Nee rooms. Immediate Dosgessi0n
4 bnW home in Milford Hardwood
ngDfs Expansion attic, basement, nice
~, lnmedinte possession. Veferans
fhh DuffhHte these homes with
sB1hii ~ no down payment kon-vefer-
bbh ebb buy with d reasonable down
payment, F0f further Information see
Harvey - M8rVei, Insurance and Real
bslhlh, Phone 1855, Milford. s7-B-5-it
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-05

HEAL ESTATE ron SALE ...On
ttrmtf B"afL iiesiaufant with soda
mint attached Also building Win s9v-
~ lublthhd apartments, Vntv paaa.
Wabe write ~ cali A. fapat0bn. a..
W.Wh Pb0he s552 from 10 b q. tp.
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-05

- @fty 4etpek W the Afternoon
ALL that certain tract Or parcel ~
land situated on the westerly side ~
Delaware Avenue, Co the CITY 81 FFaf-
rlnEtons Kent County and State az
Delaware, adjoining lands 81 orrHr
Nemeshs lands of Charles Peek ana
lands Of Herman Trader. ==enfnfniar
eighteen tI6) acres Of land. more 81
iess' and being the eame lands ara
premises 81 which Rattle 81 neeN HIrH
seized and Which upon her Death ir-
teetate descended unto Howard cnonrr.
Aamuel 8. Cooper. Edna Ruhl and Hee-
Sc Shades as her only heirs 40 law
Ihe improvements on said lands and
plefnlses being two story concrete
dwelling house. stable barn. ehirFar
mousse Dfooder house and garage.
TERMS or SALE
Twenty per cent (2bR) 81 ire nnf-
cnase price must BE paid on aaw 81
safe ana the residue thereof nfa So
paiQ or o. before Juue Z. 1850. at which
tline good and sufficient deed con.
Neyins the lands aforesaid % the raF.
CHASER 10 Zee simple VIII De given TNa
amount paid on the day Of sale wIl 81
sreatea 8s part ol the purchases afiee
u the HlQreaat0 terms are fufIN rnl5.
niieQ with Dv tile purchasers Otherwise
we amount paid win Be- forfeited ana
s4Aen a. ancertniueo and NHNIHnfeH
damages Scr Noncompliance.
HOWARD COOPER
SAMUEL S. COOPER
EDNA NUHL
BESSIE BLADES
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-05
SHOE FOREMAN WANTRn- MinI-

mum Of five years as first-class me-
chanlc in farm equipment, maintenance
and repairs. Preferably age As years or
less. Minimum Of high school educa-
tlon. Experience in supervising men
or feels they have ability to supervise
work. Opportunity for advancement
and share 10 profits. Must give refer
ences Position offers insurance. hos
pltaiizatiOn, health and accident bene-
hts, vacation, sick leave, etc. Excellent
working conditions. Write Box Is, CO
Milford Chronicle, Milford. 5-5-2t
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-05

TJIt BALE NON rnparifv nbinto,,
honh", q aefes band. Farn ~ ~
mrs ~ hayanbah KoAd, room boliee
ahd ohtbuldihgh, adjoining gwiffss
pressing PINT. ldcAi Dlnre for dairy
urn ,bellbR becauHe ~ 10 healf6
9"IW u. Albums, Georgetown, n, ii
? ~ 4f-4-1l-4t
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-05

LOST have lost ufv cara esn
somewhere. "A reward miIi - aiaen -
its return. w. d. LanE. Milford
f-lf-tf
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-05
NOTICE

NOTIcE-We are contractors. Be
fore building call Frederick 30l1, dal
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-05

WANTED Buy: A sanitary
ype outdoor toilet. Write Hotel Bay
ara, Dover, or call Dover 1851 5-5-ft
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-05

NOTICE. re-upholster ana rean-
ism wood work on living room furni.
ture. DO you need living room furni-
Sule platform springs tied? DO you need
living room cushion surlnqe rensaesS
ana paddedg I have a large selection
o. samples for you to choose from. can
Joe at Lincoln City. Phone Milford
0aoo. 47-3-l0-tf
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-05

hear and dance to Santa Fe RANGERS
a. Milford Community Building every
TUESDAY night, 3 p. m. Admission.
59c:. Carlisle Fire Company, Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-05

WANTED-fO Young man. high school
education' for responsible position with
m,alliofd hrm. Experience unnecessary.
l-z8-tf
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-05

FOk SALE OK RENT -Borvioo IN
non Win lunch counter, good l0o6tl0u
~ Route ~, two miles south 0f Nm
igt1, gusi sell beoauso Of 10 health
se"Il,@,. otlBlih, beHfOfd, Del, Route No.
2, IHph S914 An 2tD
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-05

ron BALE Pine humber t0o ,i,,o..
= ~, 80 pieces I X x IA AZ
pieces = - ~, ~ ploeas, Z EgE n
elglD Q 1000 bOAtd FEET. pb0no i,Gwae
SIPS DeNeFpe D. D0tN near ljroad y
Kiln Dfa Wbridge, n .I'2I''tr
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-05

WANTED Children 10 care for Al
ny home while mother works. Mrs
gllile Wofren, Broad street, Milton.
- 5-5-itp
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-05

~ 1atfs- iargiier manure d.iit-
81 Sea-. HIHead a. neids ~ f,,5f
iaaf Al aghiev. Oraenu.fs,G
itfaFesflf CAL 800
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-05

WANTEDs EXPERIENCED BUT.
TON CUTTEIs-F'lat shell. Richards
aind IyndaL Phone 44ll. Milton, Del.
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-05

WANTED 30 tons Of crushed corn
cobs, brOOder house manure. Willard
l.oltef second and Charles streets.
"hiVlos 5-5-It
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-05

,FDh BALE 1871 two ton DodRa on.
giDh, % perfect condition, Also Gts
Whff chrHEier eRPs md trucks Also III
meb truck. wheels tor FOPd ~ DodgD
Infhf ghie -, Grove, HyBeh lIaighis
MINOf9, Del Phone b7gi Arls2I-tf
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-05

NO14CE-Ihe l. q. Burton Cnmnarr
Garage and Show Rooms, Hliifcrs. s-''I
oe open every evening from q s. -.
% 3. m. -aef
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-05

FOR SALE Buy NJ Factory Die-
count wv. cuatOm Built Kitchens.
~ who'd. sprayed IN your color. white
phiel sh1deb, or natural finish. "Ffor-
blrh' counter tops with or without
slnb. Open evenings until . O'Clock
y n .. Kitchen Cabinet Company.
ht"ni county Del =. o., Marydef, Md.
tHcfOry DlecOunt--I6M. b7-3-2f-ff
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-05

FOR SALE All ms good as new.
New jdea hay loader, hay-grsin-c0rn
elrvntOr, Oliver Ann ArbOr hay baler.
wire automatic thre8der, International
slde hay r1ke, fertilizer and lime driil.
Ems" corn planter, tractor; Inferna-
iiOnHi disk, power lawn mower. All the
above ia priced 10 sell IN you are
looking for o re1i buy, call g. l.. Ayers.
f6"niord 1913 Or 727i ut nights.
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-05
PUBLIC SALE
o. vALUABLs
Real Estate

The undersigned win offer for sale
az the front door Of The FIRST National
Bank 81 Harrington, ln the CITY ~
bennington, Kent County and State N
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-05

ron SALE one 10 b. .. Johnson
b"1 Horse Model q. y. Cupboard Mo-
lpf, not run over 10 hours. Gearshift
control forward neutral. reverael
hhDnmle Dlug-in Mile Master Fuel
yHnk fnVe gallon capacity. $685. 90
~" custom built lG n. row boat, com
pldh with O1ra, rope and anchor
ntNnf been % the water $4,000. One
Mhfi"t ffAt iG ~, boat traiieF--never
been used, 10000 win seli whole
equipment for $500 90. Frank Clendan-
~, Ibey Lincoln, Del Phone Milford
9Dlb 7S-1-2B-tf
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-05

FOk BALE Bchneider ~ n comic,
bphtd Fail bout Now condition. swan
cMft, B2JD.O0. BDoedlincr ~ NJ riina
bout, complete with Windshield. gfaer.
l9R wll"ob throttle controls, ~ Il. p
M,toJrnify 1919. excellent condition.
91pVWt q Edgar Wood, i03 Church
4ahf"hn". Milford Phone s0g7.
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-05
GRINDING Ann WTYTYe

WAbAlN AYlNW ANU MLALNM 80 We
are equipped 70 give you the best IN
grinding ana mixing with or without
nlolasses We viii be pleased to be of
service to you. Southern states Nfiifco
Cooperative. Phone 1862, Milton. Del
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-05

,FOk BALE-OB 10 oliver walklng
q fOni drag harrow, one 2.h6rra VIZ
Oh', mn Mccormick DeerlnR mover
hhg about 100 a. walnut board IL
ih"h thickness. AZ ~ good condition
,aih"r " Wllklnn, H. r. -. No /.
uIu| MIIDIm UUul. LII. 4 u
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-05

WANTED-Glrl for general secretar-
lal work. tipping required. Experience
preferred. Clean and pleasant surround
lngs a. Bridgeville, Delaware State in
own handwriting. age. experience ana
salary expected. Write Box II. co
Milford Chronicle. Milford. 33-4-2l- 9f
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-05

laElHe M Dir hsi fSlps INA ~, -,
l0bbt Plenty " eO8ib BHd pttIiptnd
byhptf ghDiEH WiHkiep 4 tHiibs Aasi
W BDeh0sls, NEAR John isAaes'.