davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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VIRGIN TOP SOIL. landscapinp.
delivery de EfI s5 Reasonable. LU. l-556s
Lawn MOWERS. new. 1882, Penn
enly sny's1 sileSa is-in iGes9IaE oni, iSt Is
cS1I aF MILFORD, 11Is INC 6os + St. NV:
TOP soil. very good. rich, top tops Soil
LANDscaPE LtfsTSasaIs CA GARnENERs II aas - prun.
spray, work up beds. fertilize and
mulch now; lawn specialist, tree
work. Wo. 5934 daytime; DI. 3S42
YARD SERVICE - BELLS. law lawn.
FIAGsTo6NfEa faHS woRKcrerraces. RI fre-
places: retaining wall, pipe drainage.
A9rk t,n9s MASegeeroT fs9SRs T'Is koctSls: sfGR:
TREE REMOVAL, SIS and up; get our
psf,, free ,estImstes at svs snd save money.
LANDscAfER; AN 1.,i,EIS, s0ddins . sIadinf: TOP
work. Hu. s295' ' % Ibs
FLAGSToNE BY the square It. or
load; brown green. gray. XII. s-Ss53.
teE;ss MANURE: ss yFs SIS by ys:s ssG s:.s S
GARDEN a Den 1HR TRRACTToolRo. ocHg Garden-all; IL
h.p., and s motor, sickle bar
mower, plow, disc harrow, cultivator,
utility scraper; S225. 10. s-4442.
USED EoUIPMENT-F-1a. H. Cub.
and cult. 2Ia and 5 h.p. garden
tractors, two IA" plows, b H M
cultivator,, disk, corn planter, land
I H c As baler, New Holland baiers
A. B H and NJ tractors. grain
binder. ensilase harvester. MA
MaiI MaEGEs SAVE vsc neN SvsF snd dSpu1s ases Ma psr
and service. MALoNEY's. inc.
SILVER Spring, Nd
1; II. {: CUB as low as Sis: good
for for. i-49 acres; MALoNEY's INC.
GARDEN GARD p'1Hs TRAcToR. M9, f hp.. GEAR
driven. all attachments; sl65. OIL.
CLEAN FILL DIRT, top soil, - blue
stone. bank sravei, hauling, grad
ing. tree removing. 10. 3-55i9.
Hay TO CUT and bale on shares.
GARDEN TILLER. NJ. E. 4'a, hp,:
Rs also 6las CHICKEN equipment must !ell.
FSRD TkAcroR, brand-new. 81 s. SIS.
Box 1857. Star 15s
EXPERIENCED Oriental gardener.
grass. cutting and general garden
ing; furnish own tools. JU S-3959.
NEW EQUIPMENT Fl. C. Cub su-
per A. c II. and NJ. tractors plows,
cult, mowers, rakeS. disc planters,
drills, balers, forage haryesterS,
spreaders, leaders, power units,
wagons baler and binder twlne.
New Holland balers, foraees har-
vesters blowers, saws, cement NIX
ers discs and baler tvine. New
Idea rakes, mowers, corn pickcrs.
wagons spreaders. elevators. wagon
unloader, wagon bodies Spravc's,
pulvertzers. Meyers hay conditiontr,
parts and service. MALONEY'
INC, Silver Gnrtpp Nd
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BULLDOzER AND LOADER-Tarra-
tract. model G T 90, like new.
CABINET IiSI -kfTcHaS kH Hen. SINK = Bowl
large; also sink faucet with soap
dish. new; also comb: OIL ,N snd gas
osheg5A6sf - UsrED rYRH%h1rEs HPH7Sf fset5s eo
cxMERAsEsnRaf. An atas 8 RT Speed Graphic
F. fn's' A.. naIn sapk sue Case sao n0teH9S efro-
fiex, G: case sunshade, filters, $50.
CAMERA. new s5mm. contsx ii-A.
+ l.5 sonnar lens, case. List $500
Cash REGISTER sALE-Hand and
MAN l. CO. 201o l4th St. NV
cH.1EsMgossH g5.1Es sss sEs St plastic sx eeTsr'
ivory brocade with train and match
Is: Is never been Worn; cost si4o,
Goat ga for III fTIArfGR, Gs AZ Estats, ass brown
enaaeii 1ia afteT eSeo 30 Sr PM mr'ee' soo: 1a a.
COAL STOKER, $25; Eureka vacuum.
$50; ,el electric 5ot stove $50; ANTIQUES
etc. JU. S-JOy0.
DEHUMIDIFiERS, all popular brands;
new 1852 models in original factory
cartons with 1-year free service;
2Oeo discount for cash. DALMO
SALES CO., 923 18th st. NV, Elk.
DEM1MmIFIERs. CHRYsLER Air
Temp. To rent or buy. call JOHN
G. WEBSTER & SONS. air-condi-
tioning headquarters, 627 F st. NV,
across from the Hecht Co.. ST.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

DINING RIM. FURNITURE-Blond
mod. S225. Like new. Also GE
automatic washer $500. Call LO.
3-S1S6 Sat. and Sun. until pm.
DINING ROOM SUITE, cherry,
French Provincial; china cabinet
server, exten. table, . side chairs. .
arm chairs; more chairs can be had;
beautiful design, wonderful qulaity;
new, ! week old: cost S295. sacri-
nee Sl95; 9l5 N. jackson ST.. Arl.,
ELEC. RAZOR, shick Super; brand
new; $3.50. HU. SS71. Ia
FANS-Make your own; use your
nish the blade; Thousands sold every
year. Ma. 4796.
FANS FOR RENT to restaurants,
stores. Offices. ETC.. 10-in. to 3O-in.
sizes, 81 80 per week up with op-
ton to purchase. Free demonstra-
ton without obligation. Just call
WA. 5000. Id
FAN, Westinghouse Mobilair, elevated
on wheels, can be moved up or down,
practically new. Phone after 2 pm.
TU. 1876.
FANS-All popular brands: new 1852
models in original factory cartons
with i year free service: 25es dis
count for cash. DALMO SALES CO.,
923 11th st. NV. EX. 1905. 10
FAN, pedestel. Freshnd-Aire "a in;
SIS: scales, Toledo, (2); good cond..
weigh I'D to lbs EN- 04Rl II K
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HOUSEKEEPER

G. h. w., plain cooking. live
In. fond of children. Excel.
position and salary for de-
pendable person. Sligo 33SS..
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FURNITURE

FURNITURE
l"et down, "a months to pay. Imme.
oiate delivery on purchases. Chests
dTessers, bunk beds and roll-a
ways; complete selection of sofa
beds and studio couches in fine.
quality fabrics, $50 up; modern sec.
tional sofas, all colors. Sll9-Sl49;
lounge, occasional chairs. rockers
twenty bedroom suites in moderr
and traditional styling, 8 pcs, SOS.
S29o; box springs. mattresses, drop
leaf tables, jr. din. room suites
tables, lamps. household miscel.
OPEN Ewes. TIL 8 Pm.
DAWSON FURNITURE co.
2245 Rhode Island Ave, NE.
MI R@Rz
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LIVING ROOM

DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT US,
AS WE GUARANTEE YOU SAVINGS
Of 2oss to 500 ON NEW sAMPLE E
CLOSEOUTS. LOOK AT THESE
BARGAINS:
Custom built studio couch in lovely
fabrics, was $3.50. now S56.50:
genuine mahog, kneehole desk with
fne tooled-leather top. was Sl29.5O
now $17.5O; Fisher duo lounge with
flne innerspring mattress, was
S259; so, now Si49.50; solid maple
sofa BED and matching club chairs,
was $249 90. now Sl64 so: very COM
Portable mahog. platform rocker, was
$49.50. now $27.50; many more
bargains too numerous to mention.
Open Thursday till pm.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
907 7th st. NV. EX. 6742
The Sample Bargain Store of Wash.
MIMEOGRAPH MACHINE with metal
cabinet stand; complete stenciling
OUTFIT. just like new; used less than
30 times. Cost S400, sell for $3.50
cash. Call EN-. 491O. 8 to 5 pm.
MOTORS. 1/100 to 100 h.p.: and re.
ouctlon gear; GAO volts; rewound
exch. CARLY 1908 I4th. NO. O224
CAMERA, 16mm. Ansco: PRO
JECTOR, excel. for 16mm. film, film
reWinuing and splicer set; leather
Gcarrying case for all; S55. Call
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DALMATIAN STUD SERVIC I;
Wanted reg. dog only. LO. 3-7iG0.
FARM 8 GARDEN

IRISH SETTER PUPPIES
Registered. Axe and American Field.
left, female; S25. LO. 5-S4;4.
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GOLD
GOLD
Bring your dental gold. platinum.
discarded jewelry. We pay cash.
A KAHN INC

GOLD
Bring your dental gold. platinum.
discarded jewelry. We pay cash.
A. KAHN, INC.
SO YEARS AT 935 F ST. NV.
OLD-FASHIONED picture frames,
clocks. china. furniture, silverware.
curios. etc. EN-. 1905. IL
PIANO-WilI pay cash for spinet or
apt. upright; any make. Tower 5als.
PlANo-couple. no children. will
store and Keep piano in tune in
references. JE e-iI55.
WE PAY HiaHiEsT cAsH PRICES.
Call Day or Night SH. 303a.
REFRIGERATORs. mattresses. gas
TangeS; srGtss; .,S stoves; heaters heaters. ACME
aid. If sou cannot deliver your
aceumulations. please phone US.
ACE ;,l JUNK co.. a23o Georgia ave.
SCRAP iRoS. SCRAP METALS. auto
paid. If you cannot deliver your
Y ESs& S ssS SsS BAG cS @'Hs SIS u
sTAMPs-We are very anxious to
purchase unused or used United
States stamps--singles blocks, plate
blocks. full sheets, collections and
accumulations: especially interested
In early U. S. in very flne condition.
can use. JACK o. KING. W. L. Il T.
Bldg. 900 F st. NV, NE. 1921.
TELEVISIONS. any make, any con-
dition; cash, reasonable prices. JE
M A ETEn 20 A S-, ,.z.1 "a.
VAN RE. 1900. Ext. 605s. Ia
COUPLE furnishing I-beorm. apt.
desire bedrm. furn.; prefer Sim
mons mattress; liv. rm. furn. sofa
bed. Phone JA. 5-S653 any time.
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MIscEL. WANTED tcens.)

FURNITURE - Full contents. ODD
pieces; wash. mach. stoves, refer.,
bric-a-brac. etc. S. E. FURN. Elk.
CHANCE. 210 1th st. Sc. AT. 05SS.
FURNITUFE--Will buy entire con-
tents or odd pieces; also old china.
bric-a-brac. Buying and selling for
80 years. HOPWOODS. Sth and K
Sts nv ME loS7
Evening star., 1952-06-13
Refrigerator ClOSeout

Refrigerator CIOSeOUt
New 1851 and '52 Philco. Westing-
house. GE, Hotpoint, Crosley, Glib
SON Deepfreeze and Admiral refrig-
orators. All sizes and models in
stock; no reas. offer refused. All re-
frigerators. new and fully guar
Standard Tire & Battery Co.
10th and H sts. NE.
Oman Eyac Till n IT Q-0nGo
Evening star., 1952-06-13

STENOTYPE, late, model recondi-
tioned d. guaranteed: $40 80. UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO.. s13 l4th st.
FIXTURES, made to order.
suitable for ladies' or mems shop;
hanging cases. display cases. . dbl.
millinery vanity tables with mirrors
Singer power sewing machine,
drawer National Cash Reg. mani
kinS, etc. As an entirety or Separ-
ately. 301 North Glebe rd., Arling-
ton. Va. ia. 2-206S. --15
STORE FIXTURES: Large blond ma
hog. wrapping counter; wallca ses,
wal. stained; glass floor counters,
Remington register. Must sacrifice.
sWiMMING POOLS. Have your own
private pool. 6 it. by 10 IT. by #
deep, plastic. $125 BEN FRANK
LIN STORE. HI. 522S. -l5
TABLE CLOTH, beautiful ecru hand
crocheted. 64xS7 in; most reason
ranIE an5S efeI so,2E Pc WaIx,rr v7Ss ro,nd 4 %
inches in diameter. 2S inches high,
single carved pedestal: 3 claw feet.
Perfect condition; S35. Call Over
look 1900 -11
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcen.. ,
ROOF REPAIRS

Free estimates: guaranteed work
OIL. 1862. RE. 4492. -l6
STOP THAT LEAK - Roof, walls,
basement. Our service guaranteed.
Call JE 3-S35O,
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REFRIGERATION AND
AIR CONDITIONERS
SALES, SERVICE, RENTAL
DEPENDo REFRIGERATION CO.
Days. UN. 1912: Ewes, UN. e575
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STEEL

We have al, kinds of miscellaneous
steel, angles. beams, reinforcing
steel cut to size.
GENERAL WRECKING CO.
1887 Brentwood Ri. NE. MI. 6l77
Evening star., 1952-06-13
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINE. Victor. orig.
price, $1S5: Sell for Sl25: less than
| VI. old: Clary register. cleo, orig.
$500, VI. old. S175. RE S065.
ADDING MACHINES, Sunstrand. cleo
trio. Reconditioned. Guaranteed;
S9g so; UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
S13 14th st. NV.
ADDING MACHINE SALE, l5cs cash
discount: manual and electric mod
els; free delivery. CENTRAL. 2Ol9
ADDREssOGRAPH-Model 1900; Al
eeond.; phone MI. 44O0. MIR. KEEL
AIR COMPRESSOR. e,ec. IA la h.p.
with tank and all acces.; excel.
cond.: reas. WI. 2111. -15
AIR coNDITIoNER >. aE electric
console for Office or large room.
PERI. running cond. WA. 1924.
AIR CONDITIONER. ,s-h.p.; recently
overhauled; AL eond; SlO0. MIR
NEWMAN. DU. 1900 or RIA. $500.
AIR CoNDITIoNER-York. tons,
perfect pstS , C condition, cLARKs. SIS
AIR CONDITIONER. Cooler Al Aire.
room size. takes only . inches Of
window space; costs only S5 per VI.
TO operate. Sleep in comfort. pro-
tect your health. Easy terms. Call
AL HAM. AT. 1855. It'll 9 pm.
tonight -i5
Evening star., 1952-06-13

BUILDING MATERIAL
Wrecking old Perpetual Bldg. Assn.
ofice. 18th and E SITS. NV. Every;
thing for sale. including beautiful
bronze windows suitable for large
picture window; others suitable for
Offices and warehouses; 2 sets bronze
entrance doors: beautiful limestone
slabs, and light fixtures. Many other
items. ABCD CORP, OF. $3.50.
Evening star., 1952-06-13
Flagstone and Stone

Cement driveways. walks. steps,
ANGEIo A2GNseaSsi NJ MARcucesfo. AfRueutRssf sH. 1869
FL0OR LAYING, sanding and flnish-
Ing Free estimates; BROTHERS, g.
EIooR 81 Al ssSniN1. vsi ~ 5:s55s Mi1
aooS work; reasona5ls 5Ra Jo JEoePise1sg
FLOORS sANDED AND FINISHED; all
Ee1i CoTk snarsnsssa; sasHs free estimates;
FLOOR FLOOR. SANDERS and poltshels,
All supplies. Paint sprays. Dupont
9sss Ps3a' wis n't1Ss'l9ns aSs 6lx. Mo. osas a9IK
FLOORS SANDED AND FINISHED
Free estimates; reduced prices; CHAS.
GARAGE@s. S. REcREATfIoS' 2If 5S' i iRooMs.
Perchess etc. Built in Virginia only.
GENERAL Il; o'' CLEANING - windows da
washed. floors waxed. grass cut and
raked. anytime. reasonable. co,
MoviNG. GAYS DAY r. oR S' ESE. sEes small mali or
large Job by exper, men: reasonable
rates; estimates given AT. 9342.
PAINTING-lnterior, exterior; wall
paper scraping; honest worker; days.
pc8TISG, C1; TTaS, eyes; sis RA; S253 ,,.,s. IA -
NAAs AA'0 AAoidC dHu OutSluC' wall
washing: do my own work: WALL
paper cleaning. Ii. 3-4238.
PAlNTING-Sl2. walls and ceiling Of
average. rm.; outside work; reas. !;
guar: do own work. 81. 9846. -13
PAINTING CONTRACTOR-Commer-
cial and residential; satisfactory for
25 yrs MR.. LAWRENCE RA 97o3.
PAINTING. interior and exterior;
prices reasonable; free estimates.
Call day or night, GE. 6497. IT
PAINTING, interior and exterior: all
work neatly and carefully done.
GIL. 9lS7. -17
Acknowledgements and exterior.
White mechsnies;s Free estimates.
AK: l104, DI. $3.50. IA
PAINTING, papering. interior and ex-
terror: For reasonable. estimates
call SH. 4771 or TO. 4731. -21
PAINTING, interior and exterior
Reasons BILE and guaranteed. Free
estimates. L. CROWELL. SH. 1876,
PAINTING, interior and exterior
Free estimates. Call 10. 2-9151
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STONE WALLS

TELEVISION SERVICING
EVENINGS. SATURDAYS. SUNDAYS
WORK GUARANTEED, RA. l475
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STEEL,
NEW-NEW

NEW-NEW
rods. "a. - % and "a
inch. in 20-ft. lengths; 8" beams,
6x6 and SxS beams. in 4O-foot
lengths. All the above items will
be cut to size; 3x4 angles. in all
USED-USED
Large stock of used beams and angle
iron. in all sizes. Buy now while
our stock is complete.
ACE WRECKING co.
4002 Minnesota Ave. NE.
LU. 4-0500.
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Continued on Next PAGE
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WASHERS, NEW
WASHERS
FULLY AUTOMATIC
S59.95

Reconditioned, guaranteed; delivered
and installed. Bargain prices on
leading brands of automatics. Fac
tory authorized sales and service for
Maytag. Whirlpool, Thor, Norge and
Hotpoint.
MAYWTT APPTIANCE
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-14
WARWICK
By Mrs. Ralph Blizzard
Phone MillsbOrO 82S8

Members of the Indian River
Yacht Club have been busily en-
gagged for the past few weeks
painting the Club House on the
Indian River, and a complete rem
ovation of the building will be con-
cluded as soon as weather permits.
Included in the plans is the install
latiOn of a restaurant in one end
of the building. which will open to
members and to the public in gen.
eral.
Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Miss Elsie Little
ton and Mr. George Buchanan, of
Oak Orchard, on February 20, in
Delmar, Nd, by the Rev. John
Townsend They were attended by
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Veasey, of
Georgetown.
Miss Doris Lingo, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Lingo, of
Long Neck, an employee of the Di-
amond State Telephone Company
for the past three years, has en-
listed in the WOmen's Air Force
and on Friday. February 29th, left
by plane for San Antonio. Texas,
for basic training and indoctrina-
tion.
Mrs. Fred Holson and Mrs. Alice
Parker, of Riverdale, visited Mrs
Efiie West, who is confined to hei
home by illness, on Wednesday OF
last week.
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
[. R. Lingo were Mr.. and Mrs,
Fred Wilson, of Seaford
! Mrs. Julia Lingo spent Friday
with Mrs. Iva BartO, of Rehoboth
Mrs. Katherine ZOnco and boys
Of Long Neck, and Mr. and Mrs
George Steele and daughter Pegg!
/. Jane, of Rehoboth, spent the week
end in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Swain spen
the weekend at their cottage, a
Riverdale Beach.
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-14
sELBYvlLE
By Hrs. Kathryn Browne

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard QuilleA,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Quiden and
Mr. and Mrs. George Elmer Wess
and son Kenney we're among The
dinner guests of Thomas Qnillen
at a birthday anniversary, given by
his daughter, Mrs. Viola Bishop on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ]. Ellis
were the Sunday dinner guests Of
her brother and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett Layton in Dagsboro.
w. S. C. S. Circle No. /, Mrs.
Della QuilIen, leader, will meet on
Tuesday evening, March %, at the
home of Mrs. Billie James. An auc-
ton sale will be held.
Mrs. Dorothy Bunting went to
the Peninsula General Hospital at
Salisbury on Sunday and brought
Ms. Carl Bonneville home, who
had been there for treatment. She
was much improved.
S. H. S. N. Edgar Wells, Jr.r
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Wells,
arrived home Friday and visited
his parents until Sunday, when he
returned to Norfolk. He had just
returned from Cuba. Other guests
of the Wells were Mr.. and Mrs
Clayton Revel and children, De-
lores, Donald, Carolyn, Sandra, Su-
san and Stewart of MillsbOrO, and
Raymond Adkins and Dina Rae
Adkins of Berlin.
The Tuesday Afternoon Bridge
Club met at the home of Mrs. Pau
Long at ShOwells.
Mr.. and Mrs. Teek Ashby anC
Mrs. R. A. Whitton spent last Wed
nesday in Richmond, Va. Theil
guests this week were Mrs. Flor
ence Greene of Norfolk, Va, ant
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Long of Snv
Hill, Md, and on Monday Mr.. ant
Mrs. Billy Telote and son Eddie o
Glen Burnie, Nd, were their guest
for short visit.
Edward Brasure is receivin
treatment in the Beebe Hospital
Lewes, having been there for tn
past week. His friends are wish
ing for him a speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank HOllowa
spent Sunday in Wilmington Man
or with their children, Mr.. and Mr.
Charles Dukes and daughter. Lind;
who have just returned from
visit in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Moore an
daughters, Sandra and DorOth
Rae, visited his mother, Mrs. New
Williams in Philadelphia from Fir
day until Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dalton Blades wei
the Sunday dinner guests Of ht
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lii
liston in Stockton.
Miss Clara Bunting returned
the Welfare Home in Smyrna @
Thursday after spending the pa
week with Mr.. and Mrs. DaltC
Blades and Mr.. and Mrs. .Samm
Bunting. t
ldr. and Mrs. Vernon George ar
daughter entertained Mr. and Mr.
Luther Watson and daughter r
gina of Glenn Park, Texas, for
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Davis WEI
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-14

the guests of his brother and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Davis on
Monday.
Miss Sara Elizabeth Townsend,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Gov
ingtOn Townsend, will come home
today from the Roland Park COun-
try School, Baltimore to spend her
spring vacation.
Mrs. Essie Murray returned
home on Sunday, accompanied by
her son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Murray of Llanerch, Pa, af-
ter spending a week with them.
Mrs. c. w. Wilgus and Mrs. Net
tie West visited Mr. and Mrs. Kir-
by Thompkins, near Ocean City on
Sunday.
Miss Laura Long spent Saturday
, with Mrs. Claude Warren in Ber-
lin and on. Sunday she entertained
Mrs. Orla Hudson and Mrs. Reta
! wilkins of Delmar.
Mrs. Mary Grapperhaus and Har-
| Ian Tally we're the Sunday dinner
/ guests of her daughter and hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Rich
ards near Lewes.
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-14
WHILE THEY LAST 1919 TO 2O96 OFF! limited QUAINT

NYIon corset Size 2-38) 4.98 3Y9
Nyom skirt ghdIe C26-32) 5.9S 499
Two-Way s-Sufn F-PuneI 27-3N SIS 4.25
Two-wuy S-CirdIe (S-A-D 349 2A9
Nyon 2wuy s. Skirt P. (SM-p 400 3.69
Nyon front panel 2-wuY skirt (2s-36) 4.49 $40
Nyon P s. gmdle 2-wuY s. (SM-D 3.9s $40
Combination in broken sizes 7.98 6.88
NyIon bros broken sizes 225 1873
NyIon brus broken sizes 319 $50
Nylon 2-wuy stretch S. Cirdle (27-34 1000 799
Twowuy S. Skirt sirdle (26-36) $50 649
Front lace corset (29-3s) 59s 499
Nylon sirdIe (27-36 59s 49S
Gale belt (27-40) $40 449
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-14
SHOP At SEARS AND SAVE 'ISIlNI

8 Pc Maple Bed Room Suite
3 Pc. Lined Oak or Walnut Bedroom Suite
Pc Living Room Suite
Platform Rockers. FFieze cover
chuneI Back Choir, your choice Of color
Single Door Dish Cabinet
Base Kitchen Cubinet
Occasional Arm Chair
S Pc Chrome Dinefte Set
Crib
Crib MuifTess
WGY Floor LamP
TabIe LumP
l9" Floor Lamp Shade
Bridge Lamp Shade
WuI Mirrors, 24">
WuII Mirrors, 36"x46"
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-08-01

avid bun-dogger, having stood in
the way of many charging steer or
1000 pounds of outraged dynamite
with wild rider, quirting and spur
ring.
Doubleday is living in Omaha to-
day, an old man, almost blind. Old
time rodeo hands remember him
with affection. Many busted cow
hand was given money enough by R.
r. to pay his way home.
The Show Goes On
Times have changed, but the show
goes on. All during the summer
months, in cities and towns through
out the land, Americas popular sport,
which ranks next to baseball and
football and in which there are ire
mendous amounts of money invested,
thrills millions of spectators.
They sit on the edge of their seats
as the loud speaker blares, Lara
aides and gem'menl Kindly watch
chute number one. The mex rider
is Johnny Somebody riding the
Brown Bomber
And the old timer reflects and
thinks back to the day when an old
hand after seven or eight months
on the range would come in for the
show, wash the alkali out of his
throat and let everyone know that
tim wolf from Bitter creek an it's
my night to howl :. femme out an
hear me how'll"
The next day he'd be riding a
potential atom bomb, risking life and
limb for a paltry $25. It was and
still great to sit and watch.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-08-01
Watch Poison
Disposal

ARSENIC, MERCURY, lead or
what have you, lack of care in stor-
ing or disposing of poisons can easily
mean livestock loss on your ranch.
Ready witness to that is George
Suck, Teton county rancher, who
lost some $1,000 this spring when
four of his Hereford yearlings died
of arsenic poisoning. The animals
uncovered the discarded arsenic
while poking around a community
dump ground near Sucks farm
stead. Part of the result is seen
above.
Discarded storage batteries and
other lead-containing materials, mer-
cury-treated grain, chemical weed
killers which contain substances
poisonous to stock, some rat and
grasshopper poisons and even high
way surfacing oil can do the same
thing if your livestock gets to them.
The moral, then, as Rancher Suck
suggests, is to dispose of all poison
Gus material carefully. Dig that
disposal hole as deeply as possible
and hope it's never uncovered by
floods, earthquakes or soil erosion.
If it should be, or if you suspect
any case of livestock poisoning, get
a veterinarian on the job as quickly
as you can because time is an inn
portant factor in saving the animals
life.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-14

1t is regrettable that some Of our
City Commissioners are opposing
Mayor Harvey and City Manager
Dave King in their honest attempt
to arrive at an amiable arrange
ment with the Navy in the matter
Of handling Navy personnel ashore
Jointly by City Police and Navy
Shore Patrol.
Should the opposing commission
ers investigate, they viii find, l am
sure, that in such Navy port cities
as Vallejo, California, San Francis
co, Seattle, San Diego. Honolulu,
Norfold, Charleston, New York,
Boston, and I'll wager in Pensaco-
la and Jacksonville, and even in
Miami, similar arrangements for
handling Navy personnel are in eff
feet and have been for years.
The police of Navy shore ports
and the Navy, in my long service
in the Navy, have always worked
jointly and harmoniously together,
Invariably personnel of the Navy
were turned over Immediately 10
the Navy Shore Patrol for action,
Never, unless q major crime was
involved, was Naval per mel
kept in the city jails, nor did they
appear before City Judges for trial.
Thus much unpleasant publicity
relative to alleged brutality on the
part Of the police was avoided, and
resultant civil suits against the
ely and inc giduai police were
unknown.
In the cities mentioned above,
facilities for the Navy Shore Patrol
are provided by the police where
troublesome Navy men are tempo
rarily confined until returned
aboard ship. A full report Of the in
cident accompanied the men, land
in my time invariably punishm cnt
and drastic punishment too, was
meted out 10 the offenders,
The Navy pay roll in Key West