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Evening star., 1951-02-25

REDWOOD soRREL GELDING with
white points; a real lady's horse
saddle and Bride; $t00 Pair OF
horses, work or ride; / mule, /
jenny, several riding horses, 2 heifeI
calves, ! horse mare. disc. cultiva-
tor and harrow: farming equipment
300 yds. stable manure. FA. 1917.
DONKEYS, jack and Jenny; wagon
harness; great pets; $125; hay rake,
tables. WO. 44I0.
IDEAL SMALL GENTLE riding mare;
one you'll love. Call WA. 1904,
1904 Queensbury rd., Riyerdale.
NOTICE TO DAIRYMEN-We have
just received two more. loads Of
genuine Canadian Holstein cows,
close springers, TB and bangs tested.
If you are interested in high pro-
ducers. contact us Immediately.
E. GUTMAN & CO, 4011 Oakford
ave, Baltimore 10. Md. Phone
Forest 4S35.
FILLY, ridden exclusively by young
girl; must be sold; S175. FA.
PT0k
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47Os SOUTHERN AVE. Sc. - Lee.
master bedrm, cpl. or girls; conv.
loc. AK. 1878 -25
HAVE COMFORTABLE bedrms. SIS
and S35, for rent to sober, reliable
gentlemen; conv. to fine restaurants,
transp. Our home is friendly and in
quiet neighborhood. May be seen at
any time, 412 N. J. ave. Sc. Ii.
3-1764. -26
SE.-Neatly furn. rms. for refined
couple or men. Home privils. Ii.
6-s056, l It'll s pm. rs
MEN ONLY in house. near Navy Yard,
blk. from Pa. ave. Sc. Clean. new
1SHp 4se eENss Gs sdia and svis Sn
drews Field-pbl.. and ssl. rooms.
sss stR d1%Si 81. s.E.Lcisan, sE iEiaas' conf nm.
1873 sfs G0 G sr man s,EMkic.ly only; turn- front
sad e. INDEPENDENCE sS2fi AVE. s.E.. Ean for
rast meriy ? stasgl; ossd; and dbl, rms for
LARGE laR5; Z cHEERFuL IEIgagi BEpRM., new
furn.. lounge chair; semipyt. bath.
shower; pvt. home. liz 18th st. Sc.
Mr.. 18th AND PA. AVE. s.E.-Douols
ii home privilesss; : Govt. Govt girls girls.
wELL-FuRN. vi SlH1iS RIM. for / or 2 in quiet
home; ideal for students or people
Tho work at night; kit. prtyils. Ii.
1870 10th ST. s.E.-sleepins room
for l in private home; lndry. and
phone priyil. AK. 1914. -26
HIlLCREST Dble. room, suitable
couple or empl. lady; $40 mo. sgle.:
$50 dble.; some privils. AK. 4bSs.
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CATTLE G. LIVESTOCK

2 GOATS. > mos, old, for sale reason
3 @2iI; 2YiE;ARkIiNG5 III : 'ccssILvEs, sa6o. 1854
fl!entrwn ne,7t Z, ,a3, I'd, Camp Springs Md
GosTs, Toga,e- O. 3burs; bred q; does, 8 tson r. :,
oNf MFFch fREsu IS ct GutER2sRY IS COW. lst
c.if: good mtl',,er Fai-fax 1li-W-l /
WANTED snnal, eentlee Inexpensive
ToGSGrNaTRc 9SGS Rhqss SlRRESS2a NRNSff Goars 3Sf fam
lily pets, 2 yrs. old. SIS. Call FA.
PONIES, . mares, / geldins. also /
THEE hpFIs tFisg FRESH 6oWs GS T9 esTy WIN mixers
fax station. Phone Fairfax 507-J-2
SADDLE HoRsEs-Gentle children.
mounts; exceptionally fine ponies
iumpers and hunters, MIR. G1BBoN
waNT "a; foI9j 70 BUY . or more It heifer.
and young bull any breed. Call ov
1 4IGsi FRESH COW, Holstetn. end C cali
and ) heavy springing Holsteir
heifers. T.B. tested and Bangs vac
clnated. Vienna 67l-J.
Of style, reas. to good home. LU
REGrsTERED ABERDEEN Angus besl
cattle bulls and females Mt Pres
pFCT rARrf4 pccsville "41$
ONE OPEN ,fIIMoEP. heavy workine
hunter, juniCr hunter: 81 spotted
pony; t-ycar-o.d Tenn. walsine
horse, f-year- old Tenn. WALKING
mare. all kinds Of WeStera horses;
ali good brnHe and well hammered;
combination work-ride mare: . eooc
work mares; work harness, collars
and brides, new and used English
and Western saddles, brides, etc
HILLTOP FARM, Fisher rd.. Temple
Hills, Md, LO. 3-So22.
WILL GIVE CARE AMI board for the
use of farm team of horses ano
harness. Hyattsville 0650.
YOUNG MULE, gentle, well broke
Call Hickory e007.
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CELLOS
BASSES;; REP AIRED
BOWS REH AIR ED
$1.50; VIOLIN SHOP,
COS 18th ST. NV. (COR.
14th AND F., Rm. COL,
FREE EST. MA. 1923.

wARDRoBEs (2). SIS and s12, OF
wakPRoBE saHaPia sE' ffsghNSk., fffsGghNSk cedar; excel
eoopd;; Sl2; DU: 1859: s,.,o,
2 yrs. old: SIo0. Jo. 3-466s. -25
WASHER, Bendix, completely over
hauled, bolt down type, model B;
S95. Rockville 2101. .-25
WASHER. Bendix. standard auto
matte good eond. Ewes. and week
WASHER. Bendix, Economat. model
H, used 2 weeks; S95. Rockville
WASHER, a little repair on wringer
with new roll will make this ABC
ssae' ss5a. e1s = NJ 4 kenmore nm St. All.
WASHER. Maytag. square tub; Ss5.
bsSaT ss} qaso sas sas IL ,5s 3 Sss s!s
painted and in good condition; S25
WASHER. Easy spln-Drier; nearly
WASHER. Easy spindrier. 8 yrs. old;
WASHER and electric refrigerator.
good condition; both for $50. UN'
WASHER; lI.;ss Thor: me nSs; os GID perfect
WASHER, Thor" Automagic, 2 years
old; 500. AP. 3416. 20
WASHER, new Bendix. retails S22S 90.
eSndsg1 gus5snteedi au. Sss5. Sash sl70' open
$45: or, 5451r s -,
WASHER-Brand-new. unused Ben
Ext, 311. Monday bet. 8, and 5.
new, S45 or best, offer; Grapes. gold
faille; new, handmade. IA. 4s20:
Immediate delivery. WHEATON AP-
WASHER RENTAL-s5 per mo. small
deposit; DoWD's ELECTRIC CO;
wasa1SG Sshai MAcHINE eYf pa apt 'S size excel
cond;,, complete with wringer, $50,
, WasHISG hs fISesh MACHINE. auto, Laundep- 2
all: needs new bearings' S35. UN.
WASHING MACHINE. compl. auto.
With stand. apt. size. natl brand.
used few mos; S35. RA. 4399
WASHING MACHINE, Thor auto
magic. excel. cond,; must sell; $1oo.
wAsHING Vas ING MACHINE. Apex, wringer.
auto pump. new condition SO
WzsHfNG ss M MACHINE. conlon. wrinser
wzsArSe 3sgfA a. aAca. Sil1 H. SS3s Rsssingh9uss
used, perfect cond., Sl5o; formerly
wxsGlNa SSSRi q, MAcH1NE, Kenmore,
WASHING MACHINE, Easy Whirl-
dry table model; good cond.; S35.
Call La 6-6521.
WASHING MACHINE, 1850 Bendix
SI23: GE dishwasher. practically
wAsHING MACHINE. 50, tub, dble.
wall, wringer type with pump; $50.
WasHfNG MaCHINEs, Westinghouse.
practically new; reas. 45l9 18TH
WAsHiNG MACHINE, Easy Spin Dry,
two-pound capacity; good condition.
Call AID. 1857 between noon and .
wxsHfNG R,isi HSe0asi MACHINE. Easy: excel;
sens sei $40 Fe'f2tly "a. asa4 afc0n0i'i0nsd' VIII
WAsHING MACHINES. UP to 4Oee
disc. on all floor models; last years
models slashed. Easy terms. Open
ewes. till 8. ROYAL APPLIANCE CO.
wAsHING MACHINE. Easy spindrieT.
almost new. $3.50; large mahoga any
buffet, $50, GIL, S67S. -27
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POULTRY. RABBITS 8 EGGS

FOR SALE CHEAP-Electric brooder.
laying nests. auto. feeders and wa
terers: miscel. items. WA. 5s7S.
MALLARD BRAKES and ducks. some
pHoRuS sk5s n psssfp sssh dKck aamps Ssoe
Reds. Rocks. Wyandotts. Ieghorns.
$40 per 100; Austria Whites, S12:
broiler chicks. $3.50 per 100. WA.
1545. o. MAXWELL. Lanham. Md
POULTRY BATTERIEs-3 electric,
S75 each; 3 growing and finishing.
$50 each, never used. West River
1916 week ends or Box 226-R. Star.
EGGS. laid fresh each day at Glen
Esha fss Fa5mf and Sd Sn Route @ PC deseT sseTeso o
dozen or more to / address. MRS.
H; B. WEAVER, Aldie. Va. Phone
RABBITs-N. z. Whites and Reds,
chinfhilas checkered d,.edra1n,,,1a and FLEMISH n
ifornias. Dutch and Polish and are
selling our remaining stock at re-
duced prices. Dressed frying rabbits
and chickens. eggs. Jamesway 500
HOUSE RABBITRY, Fairfax. Va.
BABT phSPe CHICKS CHICKS New Hampshires,
Barred Cross, Va. y. s. appr. pull
Drum clean; matches Tues. Fri.
KNOLL aATcHERY. INC. R. s. Boz
RABBTTS-N. q. whites and reds;
ehinclIlas; csiifornias; eheekeFed d ,ed
rabbits. and chickens. egg; James
WHITEHoUsE RABBITRY. Fairfax
Va. Phone 350-J-2.
CoWAN CHICKS: U. s. appd. pull
clean We breed for quality on our
tae; BOILER hnsla raisers fs Tryers rs" wholesale.
CoWAN FARMS, Bowie ,2341,. Md;
BABY CHICKS. blood tested barred
rocks, N. H. reds, and white rocks;
fountains. other poultry equipmen.
BoIqIANo y J. CO, iii N, Y, ave.
JAMES FEED SroRE: qIsE: e1a bsbz st sbjoks nv
rcultrv supplies NE 00S2
THOMPSON's RABBITRY - Easter
JUS around the corner and | am
compelled to sell d 4-yr., establish
includes all contracts for live stock,
restaurant and frozen foods.
80 breeding does n 50 $500
breeding bucks "a 50 40
] pedigreed buck "a
200 young rabbits a S1.5o-- 300
! 2-srory portable barn 42o
Goats and stanchionS --- 80
so HutcheS a. 50 ------ 400
PIGEONS - 80
Feeders and waterers - 10
l doz. fur stretchers ----- is
Tattoo set - 80 ---- ~
Scale ----- )
Boxes. posters and circular. 25
Lock, stock and Darrell. Make offer.
Call 10. S-4036. --------
HINES CHICKS
Pullorum passed. Md, U. S. approved.
Hatches every Fri. closed Sun. W.
Rocks, 3. P, Rocks. N. Hamp. Olney.
hrh
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COLORED
Corner 10Th and Pnfnnr

Corner 10th and Potomac
Attractive corner, inclosed porches,
built-tn garage, oil h.-w.h. More
information on your call. Substan-
Langston Realty-TR. 1898
COLoRED-CoZY FRONT RM.. nice
eepted. AK. 463I. -25
COLORED-LGE. FRONT RM. for
empl CPL; nr. bath; pvt. home; mr..
transp.; Southwest. ST. 3I75. --25
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FARM & GARDEN

LOTS AND LANDS CLEARED, wooo
utilized, trees topped and removed
by Nd. students, Call JU. 7-5434.
AZALEAS.- hardy field-grown, 4 years
old, SIS dozen. Open Sat. and Sun
2510 18th at. ne. Il
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ROOMS FuRhlsHEp-s.E.-s.w

SO D ST. S.E.-Master bedrm., twin
beds, next to bath; all conv.; walk.
distance Navy Yard, transp. all parts
eple. Ii. $3.50. -26
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COUNTRY BOARD

CHILDREN TO BOARD, UP to IL Yrs.
Nice country location at Shelby. ve.
Write MRS. E.. N. DAWSON. 2310
N. Kenmore st.. Arl., Va.
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MCLEAN GARDENS
Wis. Ave. and Porter NV.

Choice residential commu-
nifty of Washington. Applica-
= tions being accepted for single
and double rooms at attrac-
tive monthly rates. Call room
clerk, OR. 6622.
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WASHERS


and wringer type at substantial
savings Open evenings. THE GARY
APPLIANCE Co. 2101 R. I. ave.
WATCHES and JEWELRYnmLon-
other famous brands; stone rings,
fiapoonds fustom jsf%elry; ETC. sST sSi
oRBACH, JeWeler, Ala Buchanan
st. NV. ia. 1884. Open Sunday
WATCHES. nationally famous: save
rus. Hamilton, Gruen, Longines. flne
Swiss: lowest prices. large selection:
SmsPss55s5 ss55o al fsssshsssa fgossh Io%a lsS2 co
WaTfcHMAkER,s hacfslEn Ha 81 LATaE faGo with motor;
excel. cond.; price. SAT. Call HI.
WATER COOLERS, sale or rent: we
install. JOHN G. WEBSTER, since
wafEn lsfR fIE HARRIS, II no 70 o o. 4s siea gals
guar. BLOCKS. 8056 NJ st. NV,
wHEELi9CHAIRs. dolding). sturdy,
0Ip.s s0lns out dvssa sSed foot 4ss Spstabe S4S
S25. Printing press, hand, 3 by 5
$40. Cali NO. 9244 Sun. or after
TWO cocaeCoLA BOXES, best offer.
DI 1921
WONDERFUL BUY. for any one who
can use model I Photostat; Cooper
Hewitt lamps; stainless steel sink;
Simplex auto. gas dryer; model A-20
Vari-Typer; All in excel. condition,
Call RE 1879 -"5
LADIES' NAVY BLUE suit, size 40.
$40: two dresses, size 40, S5 each.
2s07 Conn. ave. NV Apt. 4o7'
NoDERN 18-ft. counter and show
case combination. Q yrs. old; orig.
cost $3.50; now only S99,50. Phone
GE 9616.
ATTENTION. jewelry and gift shop
owners, approx S140 inventory of
costume jewelry toys. lighters, etc.
all goes for 500. NE. 1907 after
10 am. except Monday.
Evening star., 1951-02-25
MISC. WANTED tcont.)

AMPLIFYING EQUIPMENT, ampli-
f1ers. mlcrophones. speakers, inter-
communicating systems. recorders,
cable and supplies Cash at once,
CO. 4S03 any time.
AMPLIFYING SYSTEMS. micro
phones, speakers. trumpets, inter-
communication systems, recorders,
tape. wire. disk. also supplies. Cash
at once. 1873 Conn. ave. CO.
1903 any time.
ANTIQUES, American: firearms, Colt
pistols. coins, stamp collections. au-
tograph letters, gold, silver. HOBBY
SHOP, 141S Wis. ave. NV. MI. 1872.
ANTIQUES-Furnt pric-a-brac,
china, glassware, rugs, Silverware,
paintings; highest cash prices paid.
Call MURRAY tStarbecker). Ia.
Evening star., 1951-02-25
DOG SHOW

Premium lists with entry blanks foi
the big all-breed dog show of Ma
tioral Capital Kennel Club at tbs
Armory. Sunday, March Is. h, arf
row available at your faVOrit'
vcterinarta pet food store anf
pct shop Enter now for thu
wonderful show. Entries caae
March 5th. Mail entries to FOLEY
DOG SHOW ORGN.. 20b9 RansteaC
st. Philadelphia =, Penna. For fur
ther information phone SH. 0429
Gil. $500, WA 1925. WA. 3034
LO. 5-0;i49 or Oliver 6961. e
Evening star., 1951-02-25
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL
ROOMS FURNlsHEp-N,W.

MIXED WOOD, SIT per cord. Fall
Church 2506. -27
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BOLIVIAN CLUE.
1883 10th: business women; sgl
dbl. rms modern baths beaut furn.
PRINCE KARL HOTEL
1901 K ST NV RIGHT DOWN.
TOWN! Newly decor. phone. 24-hr.
switchboard, sgles.. dbles.. effiic.
apt. reas. rates Elk. 7125.
Exclusive Home for Girls
Large Community Kitchen
I7nl Mass, Ave, NV. NO. 0n3l
GAYTONIA TOURIST
1913 10th ST. NV.
Conveniently located: S105O a wk
up: s. day Up. DU. $500.
SOUTHERN CLUB
1865 Mass. ave, nv; lovely home
for discriminating guest; single rm.
for lady dble. or sgle., pvt. bath, LIST
fl. available. Pr
RITZ HOTEL
920 F ST. NV.
Double rooms, SIS per week; single
rooms, S14 per week. Downtown in
shopping district. Complete hotel
service,
Evening star., 1951-02-25

HINES CHICKS
Pullorum passed. Md, U. S. approved
Hatcfes every Fri, closed Sun. W
Md, Ashton 202l
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WASHERS

delivery. Save for cash. Open
evenings.
American Service Center
ks5 N. Glebe Rd.. Arl. Va. OW. 1929
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China, furniture. silverware. 3ewelry
and Chinese art objects. ANY guam
tity. Call Louis Segal. CHI. 6333;
ewes. EN- 6765.
ARMY AS COLT AUTOMATIC -
.S20-S25. Union 7433.
AUTOGRAPH letters. stamp collec-
HOBBY SHOP. 141S Wis, MI. 1879
BEDROOM, dining room. contents oi
home; cash. We do moving; storage
Ia. 2937; after z pm. GE. 1916
26'
BooKs-Always anxious to buy en-
tire libraries, or. smaller collec-
tions of good books; we cali any.
where, pay cash and remove books
Immediately at our expense. BAR
GAIN BOOK SHOP, sos 9th st.
NV. D1. 5007.
BOOKS-We generally accept a wide
variety and always move them i'm
mediately; no lot too large-no
place too far away; cash at once,
ME. 0793. evenings.
BOOKS, large and small collections
bought and removed at our expense
DISTRICT BOOK STORE. 72l 9th
st. NV. NE. 5995.
BOOKS bought. all Kinds. any guam
tity: and removed at our expense.
ALBION BOOK SHOP. 1865 Pa.
ave GT RalS
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ADD. MACH. typewriters, calc.. cash
Df. 1872. co. 1925 ewes. sunday.
ALUMINIUM LADDERS. JAMES
PAINT SHOP. 457 N. Y. ave. NV.
ME p400.
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ANTIQUES WANTED
ANTIQUES BOUGHT

SILvERWARE. ANY CONDITION
Jewelry. china, glassware and bric-a-
brac. D. Milestone, North O300,
HOUSE OF GIFTS. 1893 Wis ave.
Evening star., 1951-02-25

GARDEN TRACToR-Can any day
GAS RANGES, gas refgr.. furniture
| heating stoves ACME STOVE CO.,
| 1011 7th st. NV MA. 1852.
GOLD-Bring your old gold. platinum
| teeth. discarded iewelry. We pay
cash. A. KAHN. INC. IS year:
| at 935 st NV
GUN. German Luger. any condition
OF. Ssh
GUNS. binoculars. radios, type
writer's, musical instruments, cam
eras. RELIABLE JEWELRY EX-
CHANGE, 422 9th st. NV, Ma,
Evening star., 1951-02-25

BOXER PUPPY. fawn, female. Az
months old, Axe registered. cropped
prospect with style and personality.
BOXER. fawn, male, 21a yrs. old.
stud dog, with IL points toward
championship, including 2 major
shows, excellent breeding, an out
standing quality. to offer boxer
breeders.
MARIANA KENNELS. FA. $3.50.
Evening star., 1951-02-25
AITURAS HOTEL,

1909 10th STREET NV
Conveniently located outside room
with running water or private bath;
dining room; S1050 week up:
g. q daY LIN Hi kllG
Evening star., 1951-02-25

DIAMONDS, old GOLD and Jewelry
wanted. Highest prices paid. NEW
YORK JEWELRY CO.. 71o 7th
st. NV.
DIAMOND JEwELRY or any descrip-
ton, old gold and silver. Cash paid.
ERNEST BURK. 6l4 18th st. NV.
FURNITURE, complete household and
single pieces bought. AID. SS79:
residence AT. 251S.
FUhNITURE-WfI BUY entire con-
tents or odd pieces; also old china,
bric-a-brac Buying and selling for
90 years, HOPWOODS stb and Z
stS, n W., ME. 52S7
FURNITURE in good condition; all
kinds household goods; highest cash
prices. MRS. GAY, RE. 1904. 81
FURNITURE-In good condition; all
kinds household goods; highest cash
prices. MRS. GAY, RE. 1904. "a
FURN.-Odd pieces. entire cont. Re-
fgr., stoves. We buy ANYTHING IN
your home. Moving also. Sc. FURN.
EXCHANGE. 80 9TH St.. AT, 05S5
FURNITURE - WANTED IMMEDI-
ATELY, FURNITURE. HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS, ONE PIECE OR ENTIRE
HOME. ALSO NEED REFRIGERA-
TOR, GOOD PIANO AND OFFICE
PIECES. PLEASE CALL MR.. GRADY.
MA 2679.
TITDNTTJTDF ROTTCuT
Evening star., 1951-02-25
MlscL. FOR SALE tcont.l

VIOLIN, LaBerte; excel. cond.; with
case; S175. Call HI. 1888. -27
VI0LINS tSj, beautiful. excellent;
some handmade; $50 up. Apt. 500,
un N NJ
Evening star., 1951-02-25

GILBERT
4460 18th st. n.w.-Sgle. and dble
rms. some with pvt bath: maid ant
24-hr. PIX service. co. 1881.
Evening star., 1951-02-25

Immediate delivery on all automatic
and wringer type at substantial
APPLIANCE CO.. 2101 r. /. ave.
ne, DU. 1900. -2o
Evening star., 1951-02-25
CAMERAS

CAMERAS
Highest cash prices paid for Leica,
Contax. Rollef1eX, and good camera
or movie outfits. BRENNER, 933 Pa.
ave. NV. RE. 2434. Park free.
CLOTHING-Men's Top prices. 1345
S ST. NV, HO. 0606. -26
ICLOTHING-FURNITURE
Entire households. GOOD NEIGHBOR
SWAP SHOPS, 93I 5th st. NV,
HO. S662. Open Sunday.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

HOSPITAL BEDS IDEAL BEDDING
AND FURNITURE co 622 st
NV National 4094
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FURNITURE BOUGHT
TOP PRICES-CALL TIL Pm.
co. 3366-ABBOTT g. LANDON.
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-14
Thirty Years AGO.

Taken from December 9, 1921 lssu
The annual sessions of the
State Grange will be held in the
Century Club rooms at Dover,
on the Green, on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, De-
cember Is. IA. and Is, 1921.
sos
At the Ladies Night gather
ing of Evergreen Forest, Tall
Cedars of Lebanon, the novel
feature of the evening was the
wedding Of Mr.. John Kayser,
Superintendent of Motive Pow
er for the Pennsylvania Rail-
road, and Miss Amy Lynch.
Both of the contracting par
ties are from Georgetown.
Millsboro School opened
again on Monday after the
building had been thoroughly
scrubbed and disinfected. Much
sickness prevails but there are
no new cases of scarlet fever.
SoS
John II. Clendaniel of Lin
coin City. killed two fine hogs
on Wednesday. respectively
weighing $40 and 436 pounds
eos
James X. Sapp's vessel, THE
Elizabeth W" left RaFlEeE's
Landing the latter part Of last
week with a cargo of corn for
a port in New Jersey.
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-14
HARRINGTON
By Mrs.
Frances Hatfield
Phone
Harrington 7s7

We extend our deepest sympathy
to Mr.. Pete SOuders and family. We
are sorry to hear of Mrs. SOuder's
death.
Miss Irene Wright is on the sick
list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Cannon, Sr..
and Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy Cannon
and son, were Salisbury shoppers.
Saturday.
Mrs. Edna Fleischauser is con-
fined to her home with the grippe.
Mrs. Anna Passwaters has re-
turned to her home but is still un-
able to be about
Emerson Landlord, Jr.. has re-
turned to camp in Alabama, after
spending a furlOugh with his ia
Their.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Smith
shOpped in Dover, Friday evening.
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-14
REST Assured" Was
A Drumufic Success
Pl0Ys To Small But Receptive
Audience

Wasn't it grand?" Don't you
think Randall Christensen was
wonderful as Mr.. Morelock?" Il
thought it was better than many
Senior class plays that l have
seen" ut was a play chosen in
much better taste than last years
'PetticOat Fever" These and
many other fine comments were
heard by this reporter as he left
the Milford High School Auditor
ium last Friday night with the
sparse but enthusiastic audience
which had just enjoyed the second
performance of the Junior play
Rest Assured"
The excellent casting of Mr..
Frank Wolfe, the director, GER
tainly was apparent in the natur-
alness expressed by most of the
performers. Randall Christensen
as Mr.. MOrelOck, the bOmbastic
business man who selfishly put his
business ahead of his family, was
notably outstanding in his charac-
NNAAeGNAoAs OpOn Ills UEIlUA UldllEe
hinged the success or failure of
the play, and the great reception
given the drama by the audience
is assuredly a feather in Ran
dall's cap" Others who exhibited
fine natural dramatic ability were
Dolores Lapetina as Jessica, Mr..
MorelOck's dynamic daughter;
Robert Kitchens as Luigi Lanconi,
and Betty Lou Brengle as the fiirt-
atiOus Mrs. Schmaltz.
The class is to be congratulated
upon its excellent choice of a play.
Rest Assured" is a vehicle we'll
suited for portrayal by a high
school age group. 1t has humOr.
novelty Of presentation with it's
use of a dream sequence, love in a
sweet and innocent setting, and
definite audience appeal in general.
Many who saw this grand per-
Torrance voiced the opinion that
the poor audience attendance did
not do justice to the many hours of
work and time given to the per-
lection of it by those concerned
with its production. These fine
players certainly deserved to play
to a full house.
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-14
The Past In Review
News As II Was Reported In The Chronicle


taken from December IS, 1911 Issu
Miss Ida H. Biggs. youngest
daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth
Biggs, Of FELTON,, and Uric Pres
ton Morris, only son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Morris, also of
FELTON,. were married at Dover
last Saturday. December 9Th,
by the Rev. Mr.. LightbOurne.
The young couple will reside
on a farm near Harrington af-
ter the first of the year.
soa
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred H. Ross
of Harrington, have presented
their daughter, Miss Helen,
with a handsome piano for a
Christmas gift. It is almost a
duplicate Of the one given to
the other daughter. Grace, now
Mrs. Clark Smith.
Oos
William E. Lank, who was
elected Major to succeed Sim
on P. Dougherty, promoted
several weeks ago, this week
took an examination which he
passed successfully. Major
Lank is promoted from Cap
tainey Of Company B, of which
he has been the commanding
officer for several years.
H00
About twenty teams have
been hauling gravel this week
from the gravel pit and putting
il on the road in Slaughter
Neck near Henry Clay Jones.
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-14
Twenty Years Ago.

AIKEN from December II, 1891 issu
Raymond wilkins, manager
of the Hammond fruit farm.
just southeast of Milford, on
Monday, butchered one of the
largest hogs ever grown in this
section of the state. When
dressed the hog was brought to
Milford and weighed. It weigh
ed exactly go pounds.
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o. L. Mitchell. manager of
the Postal Telegraph Office at
Seaford. was recently appoint
ed by the company as district
superintendent between Sea-
ford and Cape Charles, Va.
soc
Last Monday, the milford
football squad was eDtert 4
by the Rotary Club OF NJ. i.
At $3.50 last Monday the foot
ball squad assembled at the
Windsor Hotel. In due time,
the members were seated with
the Rotarians, enjoying a won
derful meal with plenty Of
mirth and laughter.
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Monday afternoon at three
o'clock the girls Of the junior
and senior classes met in the
library to hear Miss BOwser.
the superintendent nurse of
the Marshall Hospital. This
lady is very much beloved by
all the girls who know her,
and she had all their attention.
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-14

V. ]. Carmine and Marion
B. Sherwood Of Delmar, at
tended the annual sessions Of
the Grand Chapter and Grand
Council Of MasOns in Baltimore
this week.
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Miss Julia Ann Bryan. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Granville
Penn Bryan, near Lewes, and
Mr.. Howard William Smith,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H.
Smith, who live near Mills
bOrO, were married last Sat
Urday morning at ten O'Clock
in Saint Georges Protestant
Episcopal Chapel, in Indian
River Hundred, by Rev. Nelson
Waite Rightmyer.
soc
The new combination fire
house and town hall at FELTON,,
rebuilt at a. cost of $1,000, was
formally opened last week as
FELTON, Community Fire Com
pany marked its third ami
Versary.
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Samuel Powell, formerly Of
Milford Neck. and a retired
member Of the Delaware State
Police, has been appointed a
member Of the SeafOrd Police
Department by Mayor George
w. DOnohO.