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~. ping spent wednesday morn
ing visiting at the home OF
Miss Hannah Batty.
MI. and Mrs. Albert WHOM
and baby daughter, Maureen,
are spending the week IN Den
yer, Colo.
Mrs. o. M. Kelly of Fort Col
Inns, Colo, is a house guest This
week at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. J.. J. Ping.
Miss Evelyn Hyde is visiting
friends in Byron, Wyo. this
week. -
Mr.. and Mrs. p. d. Thomson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Skeie, Mrs
Mode and Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
Brekke and Gordon attended
lecture on Scandinavian coun-
tries by Russell Wright at the
senior high school IN Billings
Sunday evening. g. - =
MI. and Mrs. Ralph Peck were
Billings callers Monday.
Mrs. w. A. Russell and Mrs
Lura p. Strand gave a program
of music and showed pictures
of South America at a COM
munity meeting in Pryor Fri
day, March 80. -
Several families from Hardin
attended the mass at st. Xav.
lierS Catholic church Sunday
LIT was the First Holy Com
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munion for several children.
Mr.. and Mrs. James O'Brein
and sons visited at st. Xavier
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. o,Brien stayed
over Monday at the Reuben
Relic home.
Mrs. Leo Eagen is visiting her
sister, Miss Bernadine Horgan.
Mrs. o.. M. Kelly was a din
ner guest at the home of Mrs.
Sue Yergey Tuesday.
The forthcoming marriage of
Miss Bernadine Horgan to
Robert Johnson was announced
at a party Monday evening,
April 2 at the home of Mrs.
Sue Yergey.
Mrs. Agnes Jensen Of Har-
din and Mr.. and Mrs. C. G.
Green of Lodge Grass attended
the funeral of Mrs. Bruno Pam
eta of Sheridan Saturday.
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CARD OF THANKS ~ IS:
I wish to thank my many
friends for their cards, visits
and inquiries while I was in the
hospital. 49, ~ p
Thanks a million. ,.. :
/ Sincerely,
| =. : Sam Mcdowell
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Hadm Tribune-Herald Thursday. April 5. 1857

vices; Mrs. w. j. Brekke, or
ganiSt; Mrs. Strand, Mrs. SWaby,
Mrs. Hammer and Mrs. Ping,
who sang, and to all who sent
flowers.
Mrs. o. M! Kelly,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Kelly
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Reed
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express sincere
thanks to our many friends for
kindneSses and words of sym
pathy sent at the time of the
funeral of our husband and
father, Oscar M. Kelly. Special
thanks are due Rev. A. Clair
King, in charge of funeral SER
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locals

John d.. Lawrence, Jr. left
last Saturday for Great Lakes
Naval base to return 10 d,,fS
after spending a 14-day leavs
visiting his parents: MI. and
Mrs. John ID. Lawrence. and
other relatives and friends i ~.
Hardin. II
Mr.. and Mrs: E. p. Orcutt of
Bozeman were overnight guests
Friday at the home of Mr., and
Evening star., 1951-12-23

NEW YORK.
Neither time nor mediums seem
to mean much to the Oliviers-Sir
Laurence Olivier and his wife,
Vivien Leigh - who arrived on
Broadway this week with their
double production Of Shaw's
caesar and Cleopatra" and
Shakespeare's Anthony and Cleo
patra."
Both have been highly success
ful on stage and screen as stars,
and since Olivier left the British
Navy Air Corps after World War
II, he and Miss Leigh have been
equally successful producing. di-
Irecting and performing in historic
roles.
Their first Joint effort was the
London production of Thornton
Wilder's Skin of Our Teeth"
which Olivier directed and in
which Miss Leigh played the lead
ing role. 1t prospered for 10 weeks
and then Miss Leigh was stricken
ill.
Five Years Study.
I'VE took five years to think
about doing the two Cleopatras. 4"
Olivier explained just before the
midweek premieres of the two
classics.
In studying for the roles in
these two plays. Miss Leigh and 1
read the lines to one another for
week after week, to get interpreta-
tions for the different characters.
Naturally there are similarities
Evening star., 1951-12-23
Dialogue Does Slip
In 2 Olivier Plays
By Mark Borron

Of lines and thoughts between the
Shaw and Shakespeare versions,
and naturally the players occa-
sionally will throw a Shaw bit of
dialogue into the Shakespearean
play and vice versa. But when
such thing happens, the
thoughts are so similar no one
notices the discrepancy.
That is, with the exception of
the several Shakespearean or
Shaw scholars we get in each of
our audiences. We welcome their
criticism because they are the ones
who keep US on our feet In alter
mating the two plays"
Fine Sequence Changes.
Alternating the two plays
doesn't help the Oliviers to keep
the time element of their two
plays in proper order because
Shakespeare's tragedy presents
Cleopatra 10 years older than she
is in Shaw's comedy.
In the schedule being played by
Olivier and Miss Leigh. the two
plays sometimes may be seen in
reverse. On a few Wednesdays it
is possible to see both plays in a
single day.
Shaw is largely concerned with
the dry. virile and witty Caesar
who has conquered his enemy,
Pompey. in Rome and is now turn
ing his attention to Egypt, the
lifeline between the East and West,
a problem then as it is today. In
attempting to settle that diplo-
matte and military problem, he
took Cleopatra back to Rome.
Caesar was murdered there in
A BIC.
Shakespeare takes up the story
of Cleopatra 13 years later and in
this Olivier moves over into the
role of Mark Antony. Again Cleo
patra's feminine charms prove
more than a dictator can over
come. She betrays him, just as she
convinced Caesar that amour can
conquer politics.
These two productions are over
whelming in their demands on the
performers. Olivier must trans
pose himself from Superman
Caesar to Playboy Mark Antony.
Miss Leigh, as Cleopatra. must be
an adolescent child in one drama
and a wanton beauty in the next.
Evening star., 1951-12-23
The Crystal Ball
.OLLYWOC

41o41A4 WO01.
1t is dangerous to predict any,
thing in Hollywood where the un-
predictable is the commonplace.
But I have picked an easy crystal
ball for some sure-fire events of
Hollywood 1852. See what you
think.
I'm sure Ava Gardner will start
a family--if wishing can make it
so, and Ava is a powerful wisher.
/. I predict that Marian Brando
will win the Academy Award-un-
less Fredric March is too good
in Death of a Salesman" I
predict that June Allyson will re-
tire from the screen, or cut her
movies to one year. June, top
ping every popularity poll, would
rather be the wife of Dick Powell.
/. I believe that Greta Garbo
will finally return to the screen
in the movie written by John
Gunther, who spent weeks in
Europe discussing the story with
Greta.
Tone Through?
I'm sure that Betty Hutton will
marry in 1852. And believe she'll
sign her name Mrs. Charles O'Cur-
ran-quite soon. I doubt
whether we will ever see Franchot
Tone on the screen again. The
Tom Neal beating changed the
outline of his face. I'm sure that
Franchot and Barbara Payton will
not be together too long. I
predict there will be two musicals
for every hit without music. A
song ambulance picture has to be
awful to lose money. And studios
are playing safe these days.
Shelley Winters will marry, but
he won't be Vittorio Gassman. In
the first place. Vittorio is already
married. and his religion forbids
divorce. Second, third and fourth
Shelley would have to give up her
Hollywood career and live in Rome
Shelley loves her career more than
she could any man. ~. Robert
Taylor will find a new love. He is
lonely. I'm told there is girl ir
London, and that is why he is
spending the holidays in Britain
a country he says he doesn't like
too, much. I'll be surprised if Tay-
Ilor's ex-Barbara Stanwyck-takes
the plunge again. Like Gable
Babs has had 1t.
Lou and Bud Hurt.
! predict that Lou Costello and
Bud Abbott will call it a day at
Universal international. They are
Ivery bitter with the studio, which
discovered them for pictures.
We've made millions for them ~
Evening star., 1951-12-23
For Bing and Bob?
Guys and Dolls on Screen
May Team Pair Again

Allan Jones in the gambler roles.
Good as they were" says Jones,
II couldn't see anybody on that
stage but Hope and Crosby. Those
songs are made for Bing."
The veteran producer admits
he's prejudiced In favor of Bing
and Bob.
Hope, despite his antics before
an audience or on the screen, Is
really man of dignity, the great
est gentleman among all the
comics"
Jones, who has worked with
most, implied that not all comics
Iare gentlemen.
OF Crosby. Jones credits him
with one of the happiest Christ
masses the Jones family ever had.
Some years ago when Crosby pro-
duced a picture himself ("The
Great John L.~, Jones helped
edit and cut it. The work was
purely the act of a friend helping
another.
I'D forgotten about it," recalls
Jones. but Bing hadn't. My wife
and daughter and I were sitting
around the house Christmas eve
by ourselves. perhaps feeling a
little lonely.
Then I heard Big singing Silent
Night with the four boys helping
There he was out in front of the
house. He had brought me a
watch in appreciation for the little
help I had given him.
1T was a happy Christmas for
us-and for the whole neighbor-
hood which turned out for the
show.
After all. how many neighbor-
hoods get such fancy Christmas
caroling?"
Evening star., 1951-12-23
The Crystal Ball
|FQtes of Movie Stars
Foreseen by Writer
Weddings, Divorces, Fights Are Sure,
Miss Graham Predicts Freely
By Sheiloh Grohom

said Bud. Nov we'd like to make
those millions for our family" con-
cluded Lou. Mario LAMA, who
isn't really temperamental, he just
wants his own way Cd, will keep
his weight down between pictures.
He suffered too much taking 1t off.
|. . Maurice Chevalier will get a.
State Department okay and return
to Hollywood. Deanna Durbin
will also come back for some more
Yankee dollars.
Frank Sinatra, who has asked
for privacy, is going to get 1t.
His recent press parties here and
in New York were almost boy
cotted. :. Betty Cradle will make
two pictures for her studio. They
scared her back to work by giving
her movies to Mitzi Gaynor and
Marilyn Monroe. Rita Hay
worth, taking her time about
divorcing Ally, will cut him loose
in the spring. Gregory Peck
will forget his doctor and make
three pictures. keenan, Wynn
and Mrs. Van johnson win 60 to
court. Keenan, wants to cut down
payments to his ex-wife. Esther
Williams will have another baby.
She always does when she goes to
Honolulu. And she is going for
the holidays.
Slugs for Flynn.
Enrol Flynn will star in some
more off-screen fights. It's doing
what comes naturally-to the
other guy-to take q poke at
Enrol. But Humphrey Bogart
won't. Wife Lauren Bacall won't
let him. Zsa Zsa and George
Sanders will reconcile, then di-
ivorce-on Zsa Zsa's terms. ..
Paulette Goddard and Paramount
will make a deal on their contract.
This way they are paying her q
fortune for not making pictures.
The same for Merle Oberon at
RylO. :. Warmers will try to un-
load some of their 5000, Cooper
picture obligations, made in the
lush days before television.
Judy Garland will marry Sid
Luft, her personal" manager. I
predict it won't last out the year.
But Olivia De Havilland and
Marcus Goodrich will, in spite of
their battles. This is the Svengalt
combination of all time. And
olivia apparently loves the domi-
nation. Ingrid Bergman will
come to Hollywood to see her
daughter. The visit with Pia in
London last summer was cruelty
short-a few half hours with DR..
Lindstrom always present.
Will you keep this column and
see how many of my predictions
come true?
Released by NANA.)
Evening star., 1951-12-23
Nv thm Aaanrio,a1 R-..s
AB10eIufed Pfe98
HOLLYWOOD.

\
When Guys and Dolls" hits the
screen, you may see Bob Hope and
Bing Crosby as Nathan Detroit
and Sky Masterson, the Runyon-
esque gamblers.
That's the word from Paul
Jones. one of the movies top COM
edy makers. Jones made three
of the successful Crosby Hope
Road" pictures. He's just fin
ished Hopes latest. MY Favorite
Spy"
With that box office background,
Jones is urging Paramount to buy
the Broadway stage success.
He's going to New York soon to
take another look at the show.
He's already seen the touring
company with Julie Oshins and
Evening star., 1951-12-23
Coming Attractions

CkoANs
ARENA - Twelfth Night"
with Angela Patton, starting
Wednesday.
NEW GAYETY - Fielder
maus," with Brenda Lewis
and Donald Dane, starting
Tuesday.
Screen,
AMBASSADOR - when
Worlds Collide" with Rich
ard Derr. starting tomor-
row.
CAPITOL - "Elopement,"
with Clifton Webb. starting
Thursday.
COLUMBIA-"Westward the
Women" with Denise
Darcel. starting Thursday.
KEITH'S - Double Dyna-
mite" with Jane Russell,
starting tomorrow.
METROPOLITAN - "FBI
Girl" with Cesar Romero,
starting tomorrow.
NATIONAL-"Rogue River"
with Rory Calhoun and
Jungle Manhunt." with
Johnny Weissmuller, start
ing Tuesday.
ONTARIO-"Ten Tall Men,"
with Burt Lancaster, start
ing Tuesday.
PALACE-"Quo Vadis," with
Deborah Kerr, starting
Tuesday.
WARNER - when Worlds
Collide" with Richard Derr,
starting tomorrow.
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20

FOR SALE Potaka soy beans.
Henry Bennett, EllendaIe, Del. Phone
Allllol 4Ss4. 4-20-1tp
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20

FOR SALE-Plants and bulbs: Glad
loius, Iuberose and Gamma bulbs ready
now. Pansies, Sweet Williams. Car
nations, Pinks, Canterbury Bells. Shas-
"a Daisies, Delphinium, COlumbine
Qaillardias, FoXglOve and Violas ready
April 10th. In early May will have
transplanted plants Of popular ANIMALS
itncI!udlng snaps, Scarlet Sage and Pc
tunlas. At home after school and week
ends. Phone 479-W. Parker w. stone.
Glad Gardens, Denton, Md. 61-4-6-St
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20

NOTICE - It's rug cleaning time
So,lsi.a iaaPoolng, cutting, binding, moth
P9roohng: All dry cleaners and iaun-
VII; WIZ wiz 4 De given wholesale prices.
WI w Lihles' Rug Cleaners, 211 S. e. Sec
ond "a street, Milford. Phone 4Si4.
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20

1946 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR SEDAN
FOR SALE-Deluxe, radio. heater
seat seat covers, new tires. Excellent con-
4-20-1tp
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20

FOR. SALE-Walnut desk, SS5; type
marble top center table (old1 $9S.
walnut rocker (folds~ up), SIS: 1877
Chevrolet panel truck, $G95. Small
portable television set, viii pick IN
stations if set is in large city. Also
tube tester, and a few radios and
tuDes, all for $50. Phone Greenwood
+1o'. bll Felstead. 58-4-20-lt
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20

LEsPEDEZA BALED HAY FOR
sALE'-Robert B. Smith. Phone Far-
rington 201. 4-20-Stn
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20

L0ST-The eagle with aianons IS
set Of Sind degree Masonic rine 81
Monday Aprll 16. somewhere betneeh,
home and office. Phine 4l51. Reward
Mfs, John ". BQrfis, Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20
On MsMoRIAM

IN memory OF Oscar w, French. wHr
lost hls life IN World War ii. April
E0W we miss you can't be said.
~ lust q line or two.
leaca Gay many things remind Us
~ tne love we shared with YOU
4-20-1tp
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20

FOR SALE-1941 Lincoln, has Va
motor. motor radio and heater, 4 door, S275. 90
raoio and heater, 4 door. S275. az 1eSa
Buick, special 4 door, radio and heat.
er, $4,000. 1871 DeSota conVertihle
custom, good top, motor and tires
$S50.OO' viii finance. Harold F. White
Motors, Frederica. Phone 1881.
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20

FOR RENT Offices, single Or dou.
bic. Light and heat furnished. Ma
some Temple, Apply Raymond w
l2-l5-tf
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20
FOR SALE

e = A L "WHEELESTATF0 FOR
SALE-See the latest 1q51 Troj,or
Coaches. Also good clean iivabla 1se5 NE
IFallers. Prices to suit your purse
biayslnger Trailer Sales, Salisbury. Ma
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20

FOR sALE-Home on Lake avenue
near Milford High School, six rooms,
! 12 baths, oil heat, 216 acres Of ground
i.illIIi1eulate possession. Price, S7,35O.
Apply Harvey G. Marvel, Insurance
and, Real Estate. Phone 4466. Mil
ford. AZ on IL
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20

ASPHALT ROOFlTG AND
55 ib $2.4O; 65 ID S265; 90 fb s.. 90. rite
on shingles $5.95. 21O 10 strip shingles
$3.50. Cash and carry-slight addi-
tional charge for delivery. T. r. Brown
company, Wyoming, Del. Phone Bed
ford 3021 45-4-e- q
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Three Hudson gas
prooders, capacity, $50 each. Used for
two flocks of chickens. Water foiS- N.
tains and feeders. Frank Barton, Far
minngton' Del. Phone Harrington S5I2.
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20

FOR SALE-109 acre dairy farm. 81
acres tillahle, wire fenced, fronts on
bus line highway, good room home,
electric, telephone and running wa
ter, laundry tubs, bathroom not finish
ed, barn with stall stanchions, milk
hollse, garage, machine shop, and corn
crib, one-half interest in wheat cron'
A real bargain at $4,000. o. III. Ban6-
ing, Strout Realty, Bridgeville.
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20

+ FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT
apply after p. m. BOA S. E. Front
,Clo l, -, Mlliofu. 4-2O-1t
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20

NJ OIlCEi--Insurahce, Casualty. An
S9; SSl93; tlre, Theft, Cargo, Marine. fis.
R3illlty, Workman's Compensation. Farm
3nlinals 4aIl and Machinery. James q
43tJN.l toWIlhail, Cherry street, Milford
: lloue 49O1. 4-18-tf
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20

FOR RENT-First floor Plaza apart
Evans. Milford. On - -
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20

ARMSTRONG'S QUAKER AND
FOR SALE-6 #, 9 it, and 10 ~
widths. Also room size rugs in g. x. O..
77a' 8, s. 9, g. x 1O5b, g. 12'. 81
x IS, ~ X ~ and 12' x 49,. Argo
Linoleum IL Co, Milford. Phone S431.
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20

KESTAURANT FOR SALE In
small Sussex County town F,,IIV,
equipped, doing good business. Foun-
tain service, small drug section. and
other miscellaneous products. Reason
Tor selling-owners unable to care for
business. Write Box 55, co Milford
Chronicle, Milford. 4-13-9tn
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20

NOIICE-Organization N in Whining
enced insurance men or saIes;nt.o who
would like to build a business for
themselves in Milford, Del An on
portunity of this type does not pre.
sent itself very often. Write, p n
fo..,,, So& 166, Wilmington. Give fun in
strictly confidential. I19o- III -StS1
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20

FOR SALE - Bungalow, 5 rooms.
bath, modern conveniences, screened
porch. garage, broiler house, .000
capacity, reasonably priced. located
one mile south of Glendale, on main
highway, Route 113. Call Milton 5S92
Tor appointment. Bonard Moore, Mil
ION 36-4-6-3t
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20

FOR SALE - John Deere tractor
plow, 2-bottom, IA inch Carlton w.
layton Pennington. Phone Milford
1907 4-20-tf
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20
FOR SALE

FOR SALE OR TRADE-One Uni
XeX 8 nm. movie camera. Would like
1Iolarotd Land camera. Phone Milford
$685. 4-20-1t
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20

tOR RENT-Four room apartment
Walls, Milton, Del tli9 o..
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Five room bo,,so a,
Milford. Modern convenience P6ona ~,
1885, Milford 5-1e 1iSltS ts
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20

FOR SALE-Seven rooms and bath.
bungalow, q acre land, % "a it.
pa. basement, al, cement floor. Electric wa
rooms. Electric lights, telephone Can
be seen any time. Price, $4,000. T. T..
Logan, Milford, r. No. 1. 41-4-2O-tf
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20

NOIlCE-Now open, ''Fairholp4e .
Tor the semi-invalid and convaiescent
an attractive, completely modern
nursing home. Rates are reasona HE
MI WITS. Edgar I. Smith, LOngfellow PARK
E-none seafOrd S440. 27-1-19-tf
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20

FOR SALE-9 X II Administer rug.
with pad, good condition, $500; g.
Durher OIL stove, new, $500; two an
$500; quilt tops, new, $3.50 and $500:
lace table cloth, $500. Mrs. Samuel
ingram Lincoln. 4-13-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20

FOR SALE-Nice six room home
Just out of Milford. Bath, pipeless
furnace, and two acres Of ground
Taxes only $11.00 Price only 5000.
and Real Estate. Phone 4466 Mil
ford. 9Sb o. -
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20

EXPERT WATCH REPAIRS
All work reasonably done IN or
nloderni fully equipped shop. usipp,
only genuine materials. SoclIriSar an5
Sslahdler, s1.lS Shore Theatre Building. Mii-
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20

CABBAGE PLANTS FOR SALE.
BY the thousand or dozen. fine tona
70 plants, also assorted color pansy
plants. Laura Y. Gooden, 9O9 North
Walnut street, Milford. Phone 1851.
4-13-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20
FOR SALE

FOR SAILED. c. Case tractor. in
nrst class condition, viii trade for
good farm truck. H. Edward Wheat
ley Phone 1928, BridgeviIle. 4-i3-2t
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20

FOR. RENT-An eight room house
with electricity situated one mile and
a half north east of EeIf0n f5rot,s
424l. Call after Z D. m. 81 on satl1r-
day. Annie i Cow. 20-d-e-sf
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20

b'OR SALlf-E1ye straw. n. Edward
WReatley Phone 1928. Bridgeviile,
1eA 4-133t
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20

FOR SALE-Used Electric WASHING
machine. If you feel you can't afford
the price OF a new one, and need a
WaSher at a reasonable price, be sure
and look these over at once. Peter
mans, S. f. Second and Charles
seIeelS' MllIofd. 41-4-6-4t
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20

MAIL BOXES FOR SALE For
rural routes. Pierce Hardware, Mil
Lola' 420-1t
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20

FOR SALE-Parts for any make Of
washing machines, vacuum cleaners,
radios, electric irons and lamps. we
repair any make. Peterman's, S. T..
second and Charles streets, Milford
2i-4-6-4t
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20
no IN8

HIGHEST 4 PRICES PAID FOR PINE
PULP WOOD-I,oade &, : 80. 80 y =. -. =
point in Delaware. Woag T5r1,si,,et.y s.s.y
Inc. Phone r. j.. Clendaniel fiiifor3 iiHS
995554s 90 4z54 or D. N. Sills. 4l31.
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20

6HEAIING BOARD FOR SALE
hlln dried South Caroline pine. tongne
and groove. In house Job oIIanfities
gg12c so. IT. Free delivery. T. r, Brow,
SI1l5 company, Wyoming, Del. Phone Bed
loIU ou@I' 28-4-6-3t
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20

FOR SALE-15 it, Carrier Freezer
for immediate delivery, also avail
able it., IL it., Is IT. and 20 it.
Richardson Machine Co., Rising sun.
Del. Phone Bedford 1875 4-2O-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20

NOTICE-General Insurance. Fire
Wlndstorm, Auto, Fidelity and Suret1
Bonds, Accident, Liability, Burglary.
Flate Glass, Bank and Agent Auto FL
1t.lcI ntancihg; Harry s. Rust, sos Marshall
st9oeet, re Milford. Telephone 5173.
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20
FOR SALE

REGISTERED COLLIES FOR
SALE-Beautiful puppies in gold and
white and black and white. Stud SER
wee 10 two males. Benbrae Kennels
Phone Milford 8348. 22-3-30-tf
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20

FOR SALE-Five room house. five
acres q land. Can Milford 1850 after
=. ~. 4-202tp
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20
FOR SALE

LAWN SEED NOW FOR SALE
Pierce Hardware, Milford. 4-2O-1t
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20

FOR sALH-l4 #. boat and 10 h.
p motor 10000 for quick sale. Clar-
enee McAliister, Lincoln, R No. 1,
Del 4-2O-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20

FOR ALE-Everbearing strawberry
plants; Streamliner, so. SIPS; 100,
$z.GU. Joseph Z. PlOtts, Milford and
RehOboth Highway, at Argos Corner
Phone Milford 4132. 4-6-4tn
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20

FOR SALE-Marine converted sis
cylinder Plymouth engine, rebuilt an6
run approximately 200 hours, water
cooled manifold and base, copper lin
eq. a. Wagamon, Milton. Phone 1868
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20

FOR SALE-White enamel I<itcbar
range, with 80 gallon tank; piano. hand
vacuum cleaner. Six window shades,
size SS in. Invalid commode chair.
day bed. Phone Bridgeville 1924.
4-20-3tp
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20
NOTICE.

g.. .NOTICE-We are contractors. Be
lore 10 1 building call Frederick SO4i, day
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Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20
AUTO LOANS ~ THE I0Trcn

AUIU LUANS AT THE L0WEGT
RATES-Why pay more? no ~
dorsers. No co-signers. Borrow On
your car whether it is paid for or
not. Bankers Finance CORPORATION A0e
Market Street, Wilmington. Phone
6oSSS9 Open Friday evenings until 8.