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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-12-19

the charming designs in gay COL
ors and simple stitchery and
lettering in croSs-stitch.
Pattern Envelope No 2065 con-
tainS hot-iron transfer for design,
material requirements, stitch il
Illustrations, color chart and finish
ing directions.
To obtain this pattern, send Is
cents in coins, giving pattern
number, your name, address and
zone number to Peggy Roberts,
The Washington Star. P. o. Box
100, Station G, New York 10, N. Y.
The new Needlework News is
here! Pages of delightful designs
IT,. plus a gift pattern printed in
the book, full "how-to" directions
on knitting and crocheting for
beginners with many other fas-
cinating features. Send Is cents
In coin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-12-19
SIRUP?

From Mrs. E. H. D., Washington.)
/ I would like to have the recipe
for a strip to use over pulled
wheat. It is called pulled wheat
candy. Thank you so much.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-12-19
AVOCADO SEED,

tFTOm MRS. M. l.. BetheSdG.I
If A. j. L. will put the avocado
seed in a small glass custard cup
with the large end down and keep
water to the top of the dish anG
in the shade the seed will divide
at the top and the green leaves
will grow out of it. AS soon as
the leaves are to the top of the
seed, you may pot it but still keep
it wet and put it in the sun.
started one in August this year
and it grew very fast. 1t is not
growing so fast as I keep it in the
basement now. The seed does not
decay and keeps the tree growing
like an acorn does,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-12-19

I would like a recipe for making
Jelly with concentrated Juice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-12-19
LOCATING BOOKp

From Mrs. J. r. B., Arlington.J
I am anxious to locate a book
called "Wit and Humor of the
Age" 1t was compiled by Joyce
Billings and it was gilt-edged
book. 1t was sold in Mansfield and
Natrona, Pa, and other places.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-12-19
AFRICAN yIOLETS.

From Mrs. r. S. ;. LdndoDerJ
This is in answer to Mrs. M.
IL. M. Of Vienna who asked about
the white worm on her African
violet. I believe this will answer
her problem. This comes from
Myrtle Radtke, president OF the
African Violet Society of
! America"
white cottony masses on the
Iplant-mealyr bugs are present!
Don't delay treatment, for they
multiply rapidly. Use a water
paint brush or a toothpick swab
to touch each cottony spot with
rubbing alcohol. Follow by spray
ing with tepid water to dislodge
eggs or young bugs. This entire
treatment should be repeated
every two or three days until the
bugs are gone. A rotenone insec-
ticide may be used as a dip or
spray and is effective for mealy
bugs, thrips and control mites.
Leaves are limp. This condition
may be due to overwhelming or it
may be caused by nematodes.
which are hairlike worms that
cant be seen with the naked eye.
When they are present, the roots
of the plant will be thickened and
lumpy. There is no cure for an
infected plant. You can get rid
of the nematodes by steriliZing the
soil that such treatment also gets
rid of the plants in the soil; best
to throw away the plant and soil
and sterilize the pot"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-12-19
CANDIED CITRON.
Pattern
By Peggy Roberts

Your favorite little boy or girl
will learn this familiar prayer
easily with the help of this en-
broidered picture panel. Work
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-12-19
POEM.
From Mrs. C. r. B., Washington

From Mrs. C. r. B., Washtngto1lJ
offer this little poem by Grace
Noll CroWell. hoping it may help
some who have in past years come
to Christmas day too tired in mind
and body to really appreciate
what that day was intended to
mean.
1T shall attend to my little errands OF
love, early this year,
That the brief days before Christmas may
be unhampered and clear OF the
fever of hurry.
The breathless rushing that I have
known in the past, shall not possess
me.
shall be calm in soul and be ready at last
For Christmas: The Mass of the Christ
1 shall kneel and call out His name:
I shall take time to watch the beautiful
light of a candies flame:
shall have leisure, shall go out alone
from my roof and my door.
4 shall not miss the silver silence Of
stars. as l have before.
And oh, perhaps II stand there very
still and very long;
II shall hear what the clamor of living
has kept from me-The Angels
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-12-19
Readers Clearing House
Conducted by BETSY CASWEL
MAPLE TABLET


(From Mrs. c. J. NJ. LdndoUerJ
I wonder if any of you readers
have successfully scraped down a
maple table and turned it into a
'bleached one? 1 wonder if there
is simple method I could try in
time for the holidays?
, x x
COOKING DUCK IN FOIL?
|From Mrs. J. F. G., Washington
AS new bride and a newcomer
to Washington. I have found this
column so helpful and when my
husband asked if we couldn't have
roast duck for Christmas dinner,
I Immediately thought of writing
to the RICH. I have never cooked
a duck but I had great success
with my Thanksgiving turkey
which I wrapped in aluminium foil
and baked in slow oven. would
like to know if it is possible to
cook duck in the same manner.
understand that duck is a greasy
Z fowl and found that most recipes
suggested cooking it uncovered
and stuffed with fruit and basting
it with orange Juice. Does the
orange juice aid the flavor so
much that the duck would be bet
ter if I used it? 1t would, be i'm
possible to haste it at all if 4
wrapped it in the foil and while
my turkey came out moist and
good, wonder if duck would come
out the same way.
Any suggestions from readers
will be greatly appreciated. in
Guiding recipes for leftover duck.
X x X
STORYBOOK?
(From Mrs. E. Mem, NokeSUille. }
Please. can any one help me?
/ would like to obtain a child s.
storybook in which there is story
about a sleigh ride and a talking
Christmas tree. I would like to
know what the name of the book
is. l would like to have it before
Christmas for my grandson.
X y
CANDIED CITRON.
(From Mrs. L. A. o., Washington |
I have made candied citron by
the following method: Peel and
slice into small pieces. Cover with
a weak solution of salt and water
and let stand from IL to Is hours.
Drain. Soak in clear water. Boil
In fresh water from l to hours.
Drain. Make sirup in equal parts
of sugar and water. Cook fruit
slowly in this until it can be easily
pierced with a toothpick. Drain
and dry in warm oven Cnot hot. /
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-12-19
JELLY RECIPE?
From Mrs. NJ. w. w.,
COLLEGE Park

NOttCSC uIh1
I would like a recipe for making
Jelly with concentrated Juice.
CHOCOLATE CHIP
OATMEAL COOKIES.
From Mrs. T. F. F., Arlington.J
Three-fourths cup butter or
other shortening. "a cup brown
sugar, firmly packed, y cup gran
ulated sugar. 2 eggs. / cup and 2
tablespoons all-purpose flour, /
teaspoon baking powder, "a tea
spoon salt, y cup milk, teaspoon
vanilla. u cup nut meats chopped
(optionaD. 3 cups oats, uncooked,
and one 7-ounce bar of semi-sweetI
chocolate (cut in pieces or one
7-ounce package prepared choco-
late bits.
Cream the shortening and sugar
thoroughly. Then beat in eggs,
one at a time. Sift flour once
before measuring and then add
baking powder and salt and siftI
together. Add to creamed mixture
alternately with the milk. Stir in
the vanilla. Add the nuts, them
dates and lastly the chocolate.
Drop from teaspoon on creased
cookie sheet. Bake in a moderate
ly hot oven (375 degrees) for ap-
proximately IL minutes. 1t makes
approximately 100 cookies. Put
rack in oven high or cookies will
burn on bottom.
SIRUP?
From Mrs. E. H. D.. WdShington.)
I would like to have the recipe
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-02-02

The event on Sunday, Feb.
4th will offer some 200 laps of
racing with few match races
thrown in for good measure be-
tween Ralph Pratt and others
who are out to prove that Ralph
is not the king bee of the mid
gets. Competition is getting
stronger as the other boys are
beginning to get the feel of the
1/10 mile track. Ralph Pratt and
Buddy Huseman each had a rec
ord of 8 seconds even in touring
around the flat arena.
Due to the bad weather last
week the number of cars put
ting in t h ir appearance. was
small, but 'Skippy" says there
will be around some so jobs here
Sunday. Many of these drivers
will come. from indoor tracks in
this area. A new circuit has been
formed with drivers from Chi
cago, Louisville. Detroit and
other cities competing. on the
small oval. a1
In an effort, to eliminate as
of the fumes as is possible
for the fans comfort, 'sSkippy"
will have an airplane installed
in one of the side entrances to
draw off the fumes.
One of the outstanding drivers
who will see action this coming
Sabbath is Leo Melcher, from
Joliet, ILL.,, former motorcycle
champ and one of the best mid
get racers i'm the midwest. Leo.
who held the United Auto Rae
ing Association title for four
years, and his teammate, Tony
Sailor, will combine to form one
Of the team duoS i'm this weeks
midget races. Melcher will pilot
one of the fastests Fords in the
midget circuit, so look out Ralph
Pratt, here CO m Leo. Both
lrivers defy the old superstition
against in g by driving all
green cars numbers "a and 54
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-02-02

Nail polish: although nail
polish usually wou d be con-
nected with a "gun moll" it can
be of use to q "gun man." 1t can
be put to use as color changer
for your front sight bead so
that it will contrast more sharp
ly with the background.
A white or ivory colored bead
against a background of snow
or the while hide of sheep or
goat is well night useless. AZ
daub of red nail polish will
make it stand out like a red
traffic light. The polish dries in
a few seconds and stands up
well under rain, although it
will flake under rough han
ding. To clean the bead use
either regular remover or
No. 8.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-02-02
MEMS LEAGUE (MONDAY)

Relax: Relaxation bring hits
with any sporting arm. Cramp-
ed or tired muscles or a forced
swing with shotgun, means
pokey, jerky or even stopped
wing. Cramping down on a re-
volver means gun tremor and a
jerk instead of a squeeze.
Clamping down on a rifle fore
end builds up muscle tension
throughout the entire body, and
the resultant wavers and wig
giles bring misses that could
have been avoided by smooth
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-02-02
200 Laps Of Midget Racing
Booked For Arena Feb. 4
Popular Event Attracts Mony
Outstanding u. S. Drivers Here

Encouraged by the fans reactions the midget
auto programs held at the Sports
Skppy Jechura has announced another be
Sunday Feb 4t at 23O with time getting
at 1:3O m.
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-31

FOR SALE-My home on the Cedar
Beach Road, just over town limits.
s0,6OO 50. #. land, high elevation.
IaNes low. All conveniences. Good
repair. Outbuildings in first class
shape. Beautiful old shade. Always
cool and pleasant. Phone 51O6, Mil-
ford or call evenings. c. NJ. Welcb.
81. S17-4t
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-31
FEED DEALERS WANTED

A large reputable feed manufacturer
desires to contact some large indie
pendent brOiler growers yearning to
feed top quality feeds, attractiveIy
priced. Our feeds are of the highest
quality. Prescription blended includ-
ing Antibiotic growth factors, under
the latest knowledge of nutrition.
backed by many years of technical
research work on our experimental
farms. Our feeds are slxillfully blend
ed TO produce rapid growth, fast fea-
thering, in minimum time with ex-
cellent feed efficiency assuring YOU
low economical cost on mass produc-
tion basis. Recently a grower finish
ed crop of $4,000 Barred Rock Ca
ponettes, that at Ii weeks averaged
the amazing weight of Az pounds
each. Another grower finished a batch
OF Columbia birds weighing pounds
each at IL weeks. Another grower fin
ished two flocks, Crosses, and aver
aged $50 pounds at II weeks with
total production cost exclusive of
labor) of 211ac pound. Why not Join
the host of satisfied prof1t-making
growers? Worthy credit available.
In reply give your capacity. Write
Box 95, CO Milford Chronicle, Mill
tord, Del. 16S-8-17-4t
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-31
WINTER HOMES FOR RENT

" IN 1ER HOMES FOR RENT
very desirable room and bath hung
aIoW. Also five room and bath aparf-
ment. Both completely furnished and
very completely located in Rehoboth
none YAH, RehObOth. S-1O-3f
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-31
IN MEMoRIAM

In sad, but loving memory of our
dear mother, Josephine b. Hamn,ond
who passed away August 2S, 1850:
This day brings back a SAD memo,,v
OF dear one who is laid to rest.
And those who think of her today.
Are those who loved her best.
Was a year ago today,
Mother, dear, you were called away.
LlIe mas never been the same with us
we miss you more each day.
NO one knows how lonely it is with
out you,
50 today our hearts are heavy;
our thoughts are all of you.
But / know it isn't true.
,riee Thefe isn't day, dear Nom;
That We don't think of YOU.
. =, Sadly missed by the Children.
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-31
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS


The city Of Milford invites bids
on the collection of garbage in the
city Limits Of Milford, Delaware
All bids must be in accordance with
specincations which win be availabla
az the City Office to all bidders.
The successful bidder win be re-
quired to furnish q Surety Bond writ
ten by Reputable Bonding Company
licensed to do business in the State
Of Delaware to the amount Of S1 O00 00
and the City of Milford win pay the
cost of the Bond.
All bids must. be delivered to the
City Manager at the City Office On
or before 200 p. m. Tuesday, SEN
tember. II, 1851, which win be opened
in public
Mayor and Council reserves the
f,i.ght to accept or reject any or all
H. D. JOHNSON
o-5l-zt City Manager
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-31

AUTO LOANS AT THE LOWEST
RATES-Why pay more? No en-
your car whether it is paid for or
not. Bankers Finance Corporation. A0s
Market Street. Wilmington. Phone
6oSSSs. Open Friday evenings until O
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-31
FOR SALE

FOR SALE: NEW 20 FIT. PORT.
AbL-E 5.l7, ELEVATORS - With Prie.,s
ana ana Stratton engine, $4,000. a vegS egS
aa9uy nan OUTFIT for cob corn, small grain.
Co Co IIldcAen Inc ma manure Milford Tractor
Phone Milford 46l2. 4gw s5N8-9Ie 3qeS. O.
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-31

>, FOR SALE = Furniture. Beautiful
llght walnut dinette suite, like new.
SET OF cherry ladder back chairs. 2 gas
stoves chrome and oak breakfast
Son5it', SuIL5eis' Norge refrigerator, in good
modern living room suite. two tgnullD Si,,aa,.
sewing machines, odd dressers. vanifS1 r'ifvt
Deds and Springs, chairs, etc WIZ
furniture Co, 211 S. e. Second street
Milford. Phone 1914 8-S1.It,,
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-31

FOR SALE-Due to nv buqhond
entering the service, / have decided
to sell our furniture, consisting of
one mahogany dining room suite. one
piece sectional couch, Motorola con-
sole teleVision set, 17R screen. with
booster, aerial & Tenarotor; solid ma
nogany desk. small mahogany corner
table, 7l5 cubic foot Gibson electric re-
1rigerator, gas range, 70 1S rug
Kenmore washing machine, chest of
drawers, breakfast set, platform rock
er, radio, white porcelain ton table
lawn mower, welding outfit, also red
cocker spaniel dog, male, broken.
Frederick. Phone 1851. s8-8-3iSIf
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-31

FOR SALE--Five thrifty pigs. ready
on or about September l. Bucket ,
gay stove with 30 gallon water tsnl[
Sdo.iOg; odoi one SO gallon tank, $500; large
la la heSter, $1,000. White poodle dog.
Hartley near F'itZgerald's SaIU9ge %
II Yard Phone Milford 5696. b {
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-31
WANTED. UTWFDTATF ODEV

ING FOR MAN, % to 26 years old.
to learn all aspects of Sears Credit
Business. Excellent opportunity for
advancement. Vacation with pay.
pront sharlng and bonus plans, COM
pany disqualification and groun insIIr-
ance. Car necessary. See Mr.. Payne
or Mr.. Gardlock at Sears, Roebuck
Co, Dover, Del. 47-8-3f~tf
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-31
FOUND

FOUND-Grey key holder with KEYS
for 1851 Ford. Found in Silco cut Rate
on Friday. Owner may have same by
Ssliing ga ! 4 =. V. Wharton Co., Milford
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-31

,,,a WANTED ), IN. = Good sober and honest
trlcity and fuel furnished. Must he
ape TO operate equipment. Write Box
% CO Milford Chronicle, Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-31
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Case loader with nick
up attachment, also two wheel trailer
WIN 1I. racks; Robert Warnock, Milford.
: lloI-S 1857 S-2&-2t
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-31

FOR I SALE: BEACH FRONT LOTS
az Bowers Beach. One with conerete .
RsatiilLg ReaI,tiF.,Ig pool deep artesian well.
son, Bowers, Del. s-SI-1t
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-31

BUSINESS FOR SALE . @Dags.
oOrG ooi,? Shoe Store" Merchandise and
Eoan!S eIIl!Pment. e Complete line of shoes,
ating. Win take inventory Az GGioipi,I-, GpGIa
Clayton Theatre Building. Phone l'IIis Rodss
hey 241l, DagsborO, Del. 31-S-I713r
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-31

FOR RENT-Major oil company,
one of the leading marlefers in DeiI
aware, will have available for lease
October 2, 1851, a service station.
restaurant, located on Route 13, north
OF Harrington. Living quarters in
cluded. Those interested should write
Box d, CO Milford Chronicle, Mil
lord, stating name, age, qualiflca-
lions, etc. 49-8-31-tf
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-31

FOR SALE-One large 2 story grain
barn, good condition, complete with
bins, etc, 46 It. long 18 IT. wide.
One double corn crib, about 90 a.
loiis' ~ good condition, with drive
chine sheds in fair condition. Buiid-
ings are for sale individually Or win
sell as group, Must be moved from
present location. j. Spencer willis
Jr. Phone 5246, Milford. 64-s-17 -st
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-31
WOUND YOn LIKE nn nrnrn

alse lnto a comfortable home next week ?
porch. cellar, oil heat, wall to wall
carpeting in dining and living rooms
railways and stairways. Spacious
beautiful landscaped lawn, 3 car gar
age. Located one mile from Green
wood. Phone Greenwood 1889. S-17-tf
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-31
WANTED. MALE

" HN ALUs MALE = AXE YOU
LOOKING FOR A PERMANENT CA
REER? The Schine Theatre Circuit.
operating in states, will train care
fully selected men between 25 and 38
for executive theatre positions. Must
be high school graduate and have en-
thusiasm, initiative and willingness
to work hard. Excellent opportunity
Tor the right men. Salary paid while
training given in a theatre under
regular business conditions. AppIv
Manager, New Milford Theatre, Mil
ford. e0S II o.
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-31
NOTICE: SANITARY SERVTCE

septic tanks, cesspools, grease traps
pumped out the sanitary way nv mod
ern equipment. Experienced operators.
Local labor. N. r. Harrison, Box 100.
66ederalsburg, Md. Phone 5911.
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-31

:NOTICE-Party boat, Miss Avalon.
Will leave Mispillion Light House
starting August %, every Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons at 900 D.
ties, call Milford 41S7 or 5465, after 6
p. m. S-91-9f
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-31

H ELP WANTED: LADIES Ann
Steady year-round Work " Vaca IillfilI, fioI;
with pay. Modern Services, Inc. Re-
noboth nc Cut-Off, Milford. Phone 4579
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-31

FOR SALE-Two apartment boma
tll, ~ hehopoth Highway. Owner has left
Immediately. Priced for quick sale
Also tive room home with bath. gar
age, 5000 capacity brooder house and
located on Route No. 113. Thirteen
room home with bath, two car garage.
ments. Taxes on these homes are froS,
$40 to $40. Priced from $4,000 10
$4,000, and can be financed. Apniv
Harvey g. Marvel, Insurance and
6eal Estate. Phone 4466, Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-31

FOX SALE-16 acre farm. 6 room
mouse. with screened in porch 3 600
broiler house, good outbuiId9
lngS. Located y mile from Ellendaie
NJ SFa, DlacK top road leading to Lincoln,
wary NJ. Harvath and Lorenzo ID
Morgan, Glendale. Phone NTiIfor5
33S1S. Call anytime except SATURDAYS =
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-31

70, FOR SALE--New and used house
vaars vfalrsrS, 3 popular makes, up to five
Years 70 pay. Can be seen on Horse
POND Road, between North and Somf6 fS
Little Creek Roads, after s. weeE
gays, or anytime on week-ends. To6n
~; 3 ., Bounds, Dover, r. +. d. No. 2
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-31

s.FIOR FOR SALE-l95O Ford rordor sedan.
o1taE,,,;i oSah P;iae, lsOOO miles, radio, heater,
ton. 9. Edgar Wood, 103 Church ave
nue., Milford. Phone SO97. 27-4-27-tf
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-31

FOR SALEl.-Broiler Farm of IA am
capacity equipment, home of 6 rooms 6iI,SV
= pain, In price, $l0,5O0. Lovely modern
So room S1c nome nome with 2 baths, in Seaf0rd
Ior $4,000. Attractive modern hHn1
Ra4oW OF 6 rooms, near DUPONT bus
line' good buy at $40. 500. Woder,7
Ilve room home i'm Milford with al
furniture for $500. Beautiful semi
81 epIugIlEgaioW ] E6d OF rooms in Dover for
sl5'5OO. II. L. Wallace Realty. r
Seaford. Salesman: c. Il, Sinnla'
Phone the office, Seaford 425S or res res.
ldence, Dover 2174. 82-8-10-4t
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-31
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Seven roonn bousa ana
Dath. Hot water heat. North TVaiY,,,t
street, Milford. Call 565l. Oscar ftSs,sls Bnbs
olns, X. ID. 8, Milford. s-9f-It
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-31

. FOR RENT-Three bedroom house
School Place, Milford, near school
Oll heat, sun porch, all modern con-
yenlences. Available about November
l. For information coSfact a n
Phone 4174 sli0lfS
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-31

FOR SALE-Good bargain for AM
S1SGhG raie+ & Iarm use, 1898 11h ton Chev-
qS5eC SS5oC pickup, rebuilt motor. Price
$S50;' Charles e. Blizzard, Route No
:, Georgetown, Del. 8-3l-2t
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-31

F0k SALE-At a bargain. best
55itioe 55iLdioe DelGo lS OIL burner, in perfect con-
trols' ready to set-up. Nothing eTtra
70 buy. Will work on any hot air
furnace IS or hot water boiler N0rman
II; II; calhoun, Ocean View, Del Phone
--AouAlLoOl zoo. Ia
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-31

TRACYORS FOR SALE Ono
F-20 Mccormick -Deering tractor. in
good shape, $4,000. One F-14 WcCor-
MEX mn, Deering Tractor, 5000. co. One
- Case tractor, good shape, $500 00
one one John Deere tractor a., good
crop tractor, $s75.OO. One @80'' Oliyer r0w
row crop tractor, $4,000. One 6-foot
MISUNDERSTANDING combine. with
motor, $45O.00. One 6-foot Oliver COM
5Ine with motor, $4,000 one 5-foot
A1llls-Chalmers Combine, with Scourk-
ie iee1 attachments, $4,000; New Hol-
immediate delivery of new Oliver corn
pickers while they last. Several tVpes
or used corn pickers. Warrington's
Service Center, Harrington, Del. Phone
@Uo' 97-8-24-2t
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-31

For SALT-Three nioo ,,io-1 - u
each. 800 baskets of home S9, eTo,,;;,7 ;1lI,OU ~
ttatoes, price, 75c per basket. No pS-
oOc per basket. 40 bushels of 6o,.i z
corn, $l.90 per bushel. PLENTY IL
NICE home grown egg plants, 75S po1. @
ds dDS56et. 81 Is bushels of rye and vetcb
$e;UU fer,I5 per Dushel. Plenty of nice wa
55efmelons and other fresh farm nro-
duce right from our farm AZ AZ pro- tf
Roadside Market J. Maringola i,Ie i,Ie
CON- Del, on DUPONT Highway I'M
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-31

BUNGALOW FOR SALE FOur
rooms, bath and oil heat. screened
porch Lot, IS 500 IT., located he
tween Greenwood and BridgeviIle on
Route Route IL. Mrs. Cecilia Burg. Phone
11O1' GREENWOOD 8-17-4t
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-31

FOR RENT-Major oil company.
one of the leading markefers IN l'1-lsf' M,
aware, will have available for lease.
a service station located on Route
l13, north of Milford. Station crr-
rently operating with high gallon-
age. Those interested should write
BOX X, co Milford Chronicle, Mill
ford, stating name, age, oualifica-
tlons' ETC. 48-8-3I-tf
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-31

T FUB SALE: BUNGALOW WITH
room, dining room, kitchen, two bl,lE haJES
rooms bath. Full size cellar. with oil
neat neat Located approximately Il mile
from intersection east of Milton
%hohe % to Milton 53S9, George A. Hudson
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-31

WANTED-By Stanley Home Pro-
Gueis % co. for full time job. $500 a
Ei5ra, ES9a; ~ C9r II necessary. Phone or write
Millsboro 4461. oiO' 51 5lol,e le
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-31

TRACTOR TRAILER DRIVERS
at least three wears
over the road driving experience. Also
low accident record. Apply Employ
Milford. 9S 81 o. o., o.