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LOANS Cont

end AND Bird TRUST LOANS
24-HR. SERVICE. Contact Mr.. Green,
NATIONAL FINANCE CO.. 1014 x
st. NV, Ma. 654O
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DESK SPACE

BARR BLDG. e1O 18th st. NV,
near Conn. and Knew. modern,
attractive desk space for those who
want the best. Receptionist. switch
board. mail and telephone answer
ing service available. Call ST. 1855.
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Trailer Values
GARAGES

GARAGE FOR RENT to business
establishment for storage. JESS
FISHER 81 CO.. INC. 1920 K st
GARAGE, N. H. ave. and R NV;
S17.5O month. Apply 1907 New
Hampshire ave. 20
UPSHUR ST., near I6th-Single- cal
garage; pvt. home; reasonable. IA
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AUTO 6 TRUCKS WANTED

WILL PAY CASH for clean cars. any
make, any model; see Mr., Dunnigan
ROYAL MOTORS INC. ID Ken
HI nsfg Cash PRICES paid for clear
rhevrolets. Fords and Plymouths
Al to 81 models. CHEVY CHASE
sin ave. Oh. 610o.
FAIR. dONEsT APPRAIsALs Of a,
makes Of cars are assured a
.McKEE-PONT1AC, 1884 L q nv
ME 0400.
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MOTORCYCLES

CuSHMAN SCOOTER 1850: duals in
body, 2-speed transmission, buddy
seat and other accessories; used
little; $3.50. GIL. O706. go
10 HID. "a DIV. $475-chains.
sprockets and bat. all new. Motor
in. perfect cond. s. B. and 3. S
HARiLEY-DAvIDsoN "1e5' 1851: 3
months old; ali extras: excellent
condition; $3.50 cash and take over
payments. ia. S42o after s. pm
25s
INDIAN, 1913: bargain. S125: fair
M soae1ilse 1879! good condl.
tion; $40 or best offer. 81. 1919:
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OFFICES . STUDIOS FOR RENT
GEORGIA AVE. and Kennedy st. NV
Modern Offices In this convenient
location: SIS UP, RIA 200,
ATTRACTIVE FURN. OFFICE - Ir


GEORGIA AVE. and Kennedy st. NV
A tTiisiOci Si9 F 70 OFFICE ie2 = II
professional suite. Downtown offict
bldg. Share reception rm. Telephone
answering service. DE. 1901. ---25
LAWYER-Exceptionally desirable Of.
nee arrangements; o real opportunity
for ! or established lawyers. Boz
329-c, Star. -25
+ ST., AT 9th, SGT 9th st. NV, de-
sirable quarters for most any bust
ness; elevator; convenient location;
very reasonable. Apply $40 F st
NV, RIM. 10.
10th AND PA. AVE, 945 Pa. ave. NV
Attractive outside rooms; elevator:
enable. Apply $40 F st. NV, RIM. 10.
LeDRoIT BLDG. SOO-S10 r st. NV
Large, bright rooms, good location.
ST. shopping traffic: very reason
able: Apply $40 F st. NV. RIM. 10.
9TH sa AND X SITS. N;W,Mosecond-fioor
tributor; heat, light and janito,
service furnished THOMAS j
FISHER g. CO. INC. 73s 10th st
1911 EYE ST. NV lge. rms. ant
@ fost M Iaea fGwns9En oeasiOp re-
1911 Eye st. NV, RE. $3.50. go
1104 VERMONT AVE.-Second floor
viii remodel and .air-cool for ONCE:
TO suit responsible tenant. Occu.
pancy APPROX. Aug. /. ST. 692O.-2t
AlR-CONDITI0NED Century BUILD.
ing. Az 9TH st NV. opposite Mu.
nieipal Court; ofices available In
S4S to $3.50. Parking space avail.
able. THos. j FISHER & CO. INC
.ist AND X SITS. N.w.4Ent in Is,
q. and basement; modern ofhces t.
be rented as whole or separate
reasonable rent; long lease to re.
s0Ps1ie pe WT. c cAIo mi sanej NV "
CORP, 10l2 18th st. NV, DI. 1855
1889 14th ST. N.w.-2nd Il front
4 rooms, suitable for professional o.
sindred business. A. S. GARDINEF
"a & c0 0sat Realtors, 1881 L st. NV.
1is6i K R's 81. NV. About $50 @ So It.
30 mo. to desirable tenant. elev
once bldg, all services incl. ADLA,
MANN, Agent, NE. 1901. 80
DIX. TO SHARE lge. ONCE located OF
+ trss 81; nalf rn blk. , Of Conn; ave:
pvt, ONCE, fully equipped, secrs
tarial service can be ARRANGED
Available Immediately, Call AID
4!IT between 8 and 5. -26
1918 14th ST. NV. where parking
is easier; large and small ofilces
reasonable rent. HO. 677S.
ALEXANDRIA. 24l5 Mt Vernon ave
12d-fioor ONCE rooms, 10 suite o.
single; modern building; parking
lot, Suitable for business or pro,
fessional use Al 3I4s. TIE. 294l
BRIGHT STOREROOM, also ofice
and desk space with answering serV.
ice: 81 Eye st. NV. 29s
DOWNToWN-Near medical center;
entire three-story building: avail
able now for business occupancy.
Call J.. H. Knox. ONCE of ROBERT
w: SAVAGE. 5I4 Union Trust Bldg.
NV. COR. WIS. AND PRosPECT-
End and 3rd fs.; approx. $500 50.
1T. open space; lge display win
dows; suit studio or Offices; $3.50
C0LORED-lfth AND U SITS. NV.
Ohces or suites for very reasonable
rent in modern ONCE bldg. Can
5000. 40
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WATERFRONT PROP FOR RENT

BEVERLEY BEACH, lse, furn. cot
tage; beach priyils. included; from
Aug. II through Sept. avail. WHY.
COTTAGE on large wooded lot; out
door firepl., cleo; pump. sleep 10;
s ~ ri sM CLIFFS IFS Port Republic,
Md community of professional
graduates and their families. Lots
available l cabin for sale. A lew
vacancies in furnished cottages
rented by the week. On the, bay,
"A miles beyond Prince FREDERICK.
Literature on request. --25
REHOBOTH BEACH. DEL, right on
the beach-Modern apis. and cot
tages $50 per week up. EN-. 1897.
IMMEDIATELY until Sept. Is, Fur
nished home, newly .reflnished. d.
rectly on South River. Quiet resi-
Dental area, miles to Annapolis,
% miles from D. C. Close to bus
line, Phone Annapolis 1886. 29'
KITTY HAWK. NJ. c. Beach cot.
tages, near Wright Memorial, S56
and So. s655 week. For information
MACS HEAD, North carolina-Beact
cottage for rent during July anc
Aug. Call CO. 1855 after pm
COLONIAL BEACH. VA. - cottas,
furn. bath, electricity and gas in.
cluded. SH. 8763. rs
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S4Q5 AND TJP

IOs DOWN 80 MONTHS TO PAY
Precut aluminium garages and utiiit!
buildings. Put them up yourself o.
we will erect them. For details cal
BEkKEY PROPERTIES. INC. 1921
Lee hwy Arlington.
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VA. HOME SITES
Lake Bancroft. beautiful home sites
exclusive section; $4,000; $l.50t
down, $55.77 per mo.
Shirley Gate Park, level lot 15Gx400
S1.100, terms.
home building lots. water, sewer
gas; $1,000 each.
These and many other home site
and acreage
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FARMS Cont

Fauquier County Farm
NEARLY 500 ACRES OF
FERTILE LAND
This Is one of the best farms we
have ever offered for sale. There
is water in every field and the soil
is deep. Buildings include o IL
room house and large barns. This
farm has made money for an. abb
labor and management situation.
The crops and machinery are in
Guided. Price. S6S,500; 100000
down.
MASON HIRST
FA TAT. Closed Sundays.
Annandale Va -OE
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FARMS

WANTED Farm from owner on
monthly payments. Write MR..
PATCHEN, 1880 Burke st. Sc.
Washington D. c. -26
100 ROLLING ACRES, close-in Mont.
Co.. improved with 9-rm. brick
house. full bsmt. recr. rm.; slate
roof: numerous outbuildingS- Shown
by appt: only. WOODMOoR AGENCY.
SI5o Down, $50 MO. buys for $3.50
81 acres. cleared and rich; .8-rm..
2-story frame dwelling. 2 halls and
2 porches; this is good house bus
some of the outbuildings are sorry;
lots of young fruit on trees now;
good well, spring and stream; cleo
available now; 2 mi. OF Louisa, We.
si6O Down. $40 MO. buys for $50
acre IS acres woodland 20 mi. east
of Charlottesville and / mi. of
Thomas Jefferson hwy; 2 sides. OF
this land abut State road; spring;
stream, power line; near store and
village. TIE: ABB. 25
Sugar Loaf Mt. with 7-room farm
house, 2 large barns, dairy house.
silo, corn crib, tool shed, henhouse.
etc; fields watered by stream and
springs: on hard road, about 2 mi;
to town; $4,000, and it's a real
farm. E. K RUBLE, Poolesville
21S4. with Ripley g. Romer, Real
tors. --25
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INVEST. PRoP.-sALE Cont. j

sEMIDET. BRK.; contains Q complete
duplex apts., each with liv. rm.,
bedrm., kit and bath. ami. De-
sirable NV. Sec; phone GE. 70S6
ewes. and Sun. for appt. to inspect
BOOMING HOUSE and ofices, S25..
carline; lge. S-rm. det brick; lge
street level office or store; glass
front: only $4,000 down. Ii
3-53S6 until 8 pm. YOUNG &
BOWERS CO.
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SECOND TRUSTS, D. C. and
nearby. Free appraisals.
CAPITAL COMPANY, Ma.
1856; evenings, DU. 1862.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

'0I Bladensburg Rd. NE. Phon,
FIR. 1900. -26
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INDUSTRIAL pRopERTY--sAL,

CENTRAL D.eC.-2s. GOOSE. 1T. yard
with 14.o06 1T. shed; 3 5-ton
cranes, ideal for heavy material
A. M. ROTH. RE 1880. &c /,
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INDUS. PRoP.-sALE Cent. ]
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY--RENI

900 so. FIT. Of ground CENTRAL.
located; pvt r.r siding and once
Ma. 6SS5
KENnW0RTH-2 acres, r.r. siding
Arm. ONCE. all utils.; also bldg.
40x50. A. M. ROTH, RE. 1880,
ROSSLYN - Large or small units
some with 15-ft. cell. free span
ideal for labs, etc. A. M. ROTH
ME. 1880. -26
manufacturing or business; store
End A.. basement and parking; 472t
Bethesda ave; also have building
on lot 42xi40, at ATT Miller ave;
will rent or sell all or part. -25
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MASON HIRST
LOTS 8 ACREAGE FOR SALE

FA 7447. Closed Sundays,
Annandale. Va. -
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fARK-Rambler sites in
this choice location. We have lots
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iNvEsTMEkT PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

PIGEON HOUSE at intersection of
hwys. Dol and 80, with good 'front.'
age on both roads: 8 acres Of
ground. Priced to sell at once. NJ.
c. GIBSON, DU. 427I Of
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-02-09

better his wife was beginning to
feel, he decided he had better
try the same thing and he, too,
might feel better. Yes. Mr.. Mon
Gus started taking HADACOL
and now he says, II have lots Of
pep and energy and just feel good
in every way" Mr.. and Mrs.
Moncus were suffering deficien-
cies of Vitamns B., B., Niacin
and Iron. which HADACOL con-
tainS.
Mr.. Moncus says: quite some
time ago began to have indiges-
ton and sour stomach. My food
just didn't digest right. I'd get a
full, 'gassy' feeling after l ate.
This affected my appetite and my
weight. l was rundown, too. My
wife started taking HADACOL
and so did my daughter. l saw
. how much it had helped them, so
l started taking it. And HADA-
COL has certainly helped me,
too. My stomach never bothers
me any more. l have a terrific
appetite. l have lots of pep and
energy and just feel good in every
way. ! think HkDACOL is WON
derful. wish l could tell every
one Just how wonderful it really
is"
@ 1850. The Leblanc Corporation
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It sounds too good really to be
true, but my friend claims it did
happen.
He was lounging in this tavern,
watching television, of course, when
q man came up beside him.
"What'll it be-? the barkeep asked.
"Oh." the guy said, being coy
about it all, tall, cold and full Of
gin"
With that, fellow one stool over
who had had maybe one too many
pulled himself erect.
"Sir," he hiccuped, "I'n have you
know you're talking about the wom-
an I love-"
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Jet Aircraft Lines Used in StyIinq

The experimental lie Sabre development for four years.
uzes lightweight aluminium and magnesium alloys in its body
engine and incorporates the sweeping lines Of
jet aircraft in its styling is not necessarily the automobile Of
the future Of design ond mechanical features moy
uppeor doy STANDARD moorcors Designers however,
port moy be in the future The Of aluminium and
magnesium alloys body construction would muke expen
sve for the overose American.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-02-09
NEEDLEWoRK PATTERNS
Useful PothoIders to Crochet
Heckler

The president of the local gas
company was making a stirring
address.
"Think of the good the gas
company has DONE" he cried. III
! were permitted pun I should
say, Honor the Light Brigade. "
And a customer Immediately
shouted. "Oh, what a charge they
made!"
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-02-09

To clean a stone or brick fire
place. hot water and strong soap
applied with a stiff brush are
often adequate. If they're not.
mix up paste of powdered pun.
ice and concentrated ammonia
and cover the smoked areas with
it. Let it stay about an hour or
two before scrubbing it off with
hot water and soap.
For tile fireplaces, sprinkle salt
on the tiles and then rub them
with half of a raw lemon. Follow
this with good scrubbing.
If you burn pine wood and want
to prevent the gum from collec,
ins on fireplace stones, bricks or
tiles, coat them, after they're
thoroughly cleaned, with boiled
linseed oil. =.
To keep glue fresh when it's
being used continually, throw
away lne Top Vi lne can, ana push
the brush or applicator handle
through a large ball of modelling
clay. The ball should be some
what bigger than the mouth of
the can, and it should be placed
on the handle so that the brush
reG"hes the glue. Thus, by rest
ing the ball of clay on top OF the
can, air is kept out and the brush
is always ready to use.
If something needs gluing and
you have no glue, colorless nail
polish makes good substitute
for most purposes.
To save wear and tear on your
tongue when you have a lot of
envelopes and stamps to lick,
wrap an ice cube in a thick rag
and moisten with that.
Before tying up package
moisten the string. When the
string dries, it will shrink and
fipbten I'm tho knots
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-02-09

d TalIlOdu lag
man, is no ex-
ception. He is
proud of the
excellent job he
is doing, and
his observation
powers are not
limited to his
j o b by any
means. For in
stance, W h e n
Mr.. MoncuS no.
tira5 bouy p,,,ch
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Railroad Worker
And His Family
Praise Fladacol
HudaeoI Supplies vitamins b.
B., Niuein and Iron Which His
System Lacked.

Railroad men all over the
country are. known for their ex-
trene diligence and their Won
derful sense of observation. Mr..
G. E. Moncus, who has had six
teen full years of fine service as
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No Justice

A taxi driver whose meter regis
tered twenty cents received just
that amount from prosperous look
ing customer.
That's correct, isn't it," the
customer asked the cabby as he
stared at the two dimes.
"It's correct" answered tha
cabby, "but it amt right"
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Meow

The butcher was busy waiting on
a customer when a woman rushed
in and said, "Give me a pound OF
cat food, quick!!"
Turning to the other customer
she said, II hope you don't mind
my getting waited on before you"
mot if you're THAT hungry,
the other woman replied.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-02-09

For Your PIeaSure
THESE AMUSING potholders
4 are as practical as can be
easy to crochet, you might try a
white house with red, blue or green
and use a different color scheme
for the other style house.
Pattern No. 59l7 consists of complete
crocheting instructions for both houses
Illustrated, material requirements. stitch
illustrations. finishing directions.
Send an additional 25 cents today for
your copy of the Anne Cabot ALBUM. II
fans-crocheting. knitting. embroderins
Four gift patterns printed inside the
book.
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EXPERIMENT ON WHEELS
Manufacturer Experiments With
Revolutionary Type Automobile

whether he farmer
automobile.
when
display
Recently experiment in ca
lines arcawas unveiled
glimpse
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For Sale: 1857 model g. Mccormick CON-
bine $3.50. T-20 trac-traCtor. s975. F-l2
Farnnl on rubber new sleeves and pistons.
with hydraulic lift 2-way plowS, s425.
JACK NJ. WATKINS Ennis. Montana
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QMMQhuM.5aI.jiE5
|UIhwzs[ [S@a

Chimney SCOT, if it's free from
salt, makes exceptionally fine fer.
tilizer for gardens and ported
plants.
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" you CAN'T
GAIN WEIGHT

due to no organic cause. read these facts.
To help you gain weight = nature
usually requires two things. One "a good
hearty appetite Second better diges-
ton to change food into flesh; Thousands
who recognize these medical facts have
tried a great medicine developed by .
doctor = often with amazing results,
It's DR. Pierce Golden Medical Dis
covery. Instantly. II starts its wonderful
stnmachc tonic action. First. makes you
really want to eat Second. helps you get
more gund out Of food helps turn It
into pounds OF added flesh. Try it. Get DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery today.
Recommended by druggists everywhere.
Cut this ad outfit means extra pounds.)
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Before tying up package
moisten the string. When the
string dries, it will shrink and
tighten up the knots.
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Deepest Lakes

The worlds deepest lakes are
Baikal in southern Siberia, with a
sounding of 1892 feet; and Tan
ganyika in Africa, plumbed to
4,708 feet.
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the aluminium radiator core. Addi-
tional slotted air inlets range along
the sides of the main inlet. Two
other small air scoops are designed
on the underside of the front bump
er.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-02-09

Maple Syrup
Farm families in Vermont and
New York annually tap about six
million trees to provide about
three fourths of the maple syrup
and sugar produced in the United
States.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-02-09

To save wear and tear on your
tongue when you have lot of
envelopes and stamps to lick.
wrap an ice cube in a thick rag
and moisten with that.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-02-09

For tile fireplaces, sprinkle salt
on the tiles and then rub them
with half of a raw lemon. Follow
this with d good scrubbing.
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-17
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS

sealed proposals will be received HI,
delaware State College, Dover. Della.
ware, IN the office of the President nm
I'll +. M. O'Clock, d. S. T.. on -VTiFas-
gay september Is, 1851 for Dorn9i-
tory building for Delaware State CoI-
lege' Dover, Delaware, at which placa
promptly thereafter they will be pIlh-
hcly opened and read aloud.
a set OF the documents may be oh
famed from Massena & dupont. Arch
fleets, 1O4 Delaware Avenue. WHINING
Coh' DeiaWare, upon deposit of s25 IN
on and after August %, 1851.
IL Wlthi1 80 days after the ultimate
Tune set (Or the receipt of bids. the
uGcSSiientS are returned undamaged
the deposits of those who submit bids
VIII be returned. The sum Of SI5 al
VIII De retained from contractors who
ran to submit bids, this amount being
Jne actual cost of reproduction of the
drawings.
Each bidder viii be required to sub
mt with his bid bid bond, cash or
certified check in the amount Of IN
percent of the bid submitted.
The character and amount of sa-
curity required to be furnished for and
IN connection with the performance az
the contract is stated In the proposed
contract documents.
No bid may be withdrawn for a per-
lod OF 30 days after the scheduled
closing time for the recent of bids.
however, the right is reserved to re-
gect any or all bids and to waive
DELAWARE STATE COLLEGE
By Gilbert Nickel, President Of The
Board of Trustees. S-I7-2t
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-17

FOR SALE-314 acres, tillable. good
productive land near Frederick viii
Two sets OF buildings, $4,000 I50
acres, Jlllable, 10 room house. cement
cow Darn with ten staunchions. near
q ~ leqeflca, gfalnary, implement shed
$zb,5OU. 2O2 acres, 10 tillable ( room
mouse, outbuildings in poor Condition
near Pennington, $4,000. I44 acres ~
IN woodland, near Dover room
mouse, cow barn with twenty staun-
onions, $4,000. $50 acres, 12l tiIIahje.
on Route Is, north of Dover. 7 room
modern dwelling with oil hot air heat.
Darh with twelve Staunchions. build
lhss IN good condition, 100000 1871
acres frontage on both 113 and the
pass out of Dover, room house
paln' DFoller house, capacity 1000
triple car garage, COW barn with y
staunchions, SIS, 600. Twenty acres on
stone road near Dover, 5 room cement
DOCK bungalow, cellar, $500 Five
room modern bungalow with l II3
acres on stone road near Lynch
Heights, corner property $6,5OO. Five
room modern dwelling in Fredertca
double car garage, SIS, 500. We have
for sale a new cement block general
store, meats, groceries, delicatessen.
notions, mems shoes, both dress and
work, mems work clothing; also a
Iuliy equipped garage, fully equipped
welding shop; two 4-rOOm apartments.
Sell TeXaco gas, on Route I13. Now
doing a business of $3,8O0 a week
Anyone interested in more informa-
ton, please contact us. Charles du-
Iont Ridgely and Co, Camden, Del.
Apply to Lula =. Wilkins. Phone Fred
erica 4761. 234-8-17-1t
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-17

FOR SALE-15O acres, modern home
on paved road, about 80 miles from
wilmington, good buildings. FarnaiI
tractor on rubber, disc harrow. r1oUIeI
rake, manure spreader, harrow and
other equipment included. Set IN for
aDoHt $500 brOilers-all for S15 5O0
% acres on paved road near Wood-
slqe, nice home, rooms and bath.
an necessary outbuildings, very GOOD
SOIL stream, asparagus, alfaIfaSaiI
LOT $4,000 for quick sale. % acres
mics from Dover, house 6 rooms and
I6 IN, an new buildings, set up for
iiO,OOO broilers, streams, one fenced
Tor pigs, ll,500-will help finance 900
acres - 1855 tillable, beautiful large
nome, path, hot water oil heat, barn
chicken house, very good soil suit
able for potatoes, located about fonr
miles y from Smyrna-$2O,O 600. Modern
bedroom home on good stree; IN
Smyrna-$13,OO0 See Us-wa han ltl
many others. Carl l.. Wright. Wei
I lar, Home Road, Smyrna, Delaware.
154-8-17-lt D
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-17
FEED DEALERS WANTFD


A large reputable feed mapufacturer
desires to contact some large indie
pendent broiler growers yeaTnine to
Iced top quality feeds. attractiveiv
priced. Our feeds are of the. highest
quality. Prescription blended ineindS
ing Antibiotic growth factors. under
the latest knowledge of nntrition
backed by many years of technicai
research work on our experimentai
farms. Our feeds are skilIfulIv blend
ed to produce rapid growth, fast fes-
lherlng, in minimum time with ew-
cellent feed efficiency ASSURING Won
low economical cost on mass pTod1c-,
tlon basis Recently a grower finish
ed a crop of $4,000 Barred Rock Ca
ponettes, that at IA weeks avera ped
the amazing weight of Az bounds
each. Another grower finished a hatch
OF columbia birds weighing 4 hounds
each at II weeks Another grower fin
lshed two fiOcks, Crosses, and aver
aged $3.50 pounds at IL weeks with
TOTAL production cost (excIusive Of
laborl Of q 1sc pound. Why not ioin
the host of satisfied profit making
growers? Worthy credit avaiIabie
In reply give your capacity. Write
BOX g5, CO Milford Chronicle. Mil
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Milford chronicle., 1951-08-17
w. 6. POWDERS TRUST. FUND
SCHOLARSHIPS

The First National Bank ana
Trust Company Of Milford. Dela-
ware, announces that there Is now
available to two white boys living
IN the City of Milford. two schoI-
arsnips from the William q. pow-
ders Trust Fund. Persons wishing
70 make application for q scholar
snlp may secure application blanks
from the bank, 120-te
Milford chronicle., 1951-08-17

~ FOR SALE-Homes out of Milford
Two apartments on Rehoboth Hieb-
way: Owner has left this section and
must IL,9.s sen immediately. Now vacant
and 5000 capacity brooder house FiXe,
room home with bath, porch. two
acres ground. Vacant. Thirteen room
nome with bath. Suitable for room
ers or apartments These homes can
ne oe purchased from $4,75O to $500.
ana can be financed Apply HarVev
q. Marvel, Insurance and Real Esyy
tate Phone 4466, Milford. 77-8-17-It