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Evening star., 1954-01-17

BASSETT IMPERIAL
BROWNSVILLE LANE
ROWE . STEWARTSToWN
UNIQUE . MoRGANToN
KRoEHLER CAVALIER
NATIONAL BEACHLEY
and many others
YOU ARE ASSURED OF TREMENDOUS SAVINGS
ON PERFECT QUALITY, TOP GRADE FURNITURE
IF you SHOP QUICKLY! HERE YOU SEE MERELY
A FEW TYPICAL EXAMPLES
Fonous BROWNSVILLE MODERN SWIRL MAHOGANY
Dining Room Group tIusoted below This rich reddish
Swirl Mahogany furniture 9ows with lustre tho sets
off your good chino beautifully Notice especially the
unique ond functional room-dvdino top. Every
piece in this fine group masterpiece Of modern design
from the skilled hands Of ThonosviIe craftsmen. We
ore forced to cleor out the entire group to allow at
once for new shipments Open stock priced os follows:
Chino, Reg. Reduced to Slle5o
Server, Reg. Reduced to $500
Extension Tobe, Reg Reduced TO 1850
Side Choirs, Reg Sl8.5o----------Redueed to 1850
Arm Choir, Reg. S2l so Reduced to 1895
Fomed sTEWARTsTOWN BEDROOM GROUP in Genuine
Mahogany. finished and hand rubbed in modern blond
tone. We have only 4 suites The group is beautifully
designed perfectquoy construction throughout remark
oby priced os follows:
3-Pece Group consisting Of Double Bed Ches-on-chest
Double Dresser with Mirror huge 62" width). Reg
S5495o -----7. --.--. ----.-. Reduced TO $34e5o
Matching 5-Drower Night Tobe Reg $3.50,
Reduced to $54.75
7-Pece Dining Room Group by BASIC WITT, feoturno
Iurous light Spun Silver durable hardwood thot
has been fashioned in the finest of functional contempo
rory design hond-rubbed and woxed ready for immediate
delivery to your home. This GROUP consists of Buffet,
Chino, Extension Toble and a Side Chairs Reg $3.50 90,
Reduced TO $4,000
The fascinating Morocco Sand" Bedroom Group by BAs
sETT. 3-Pece Group beautifully styled and experty
constructed by the master craftsmen Of Americas largest
manufacturer Of bedroom furniture Suite consists Of
Chest Dresser with Mirror and Bookcase Bed Ren.
9Z49.oo Reduced to Sl69.5O
NQhO9Ony
THOMASVllLE This is q handsome group Of sleek mod
design fully woxed, perfect quality It's 3-Piece
Group consisting of Bookcase Bed Chest and Double
Dresser with Mirror. Reg $3.50 3OO- Reduced to $22950
Comfortable Soto by BEAcHLEY A rubberfIed moster-
piece in furniture comfort with sleek modern design.
Cocoo -textured weave fobric> cover Reg S3l 100,
Reduced to $leS
TOMLiNSON Bareback Chair with soft resilient foom
rubber cushion and ton figured nyon Reg So
Reduced to $9S
2-Piece Sectional Soto by ROWE in your choice of lovely
green beige Reg S24o so Reduced to $l9950
Occasional Chair by BEAcHLEY Grey Tapestry cover
with soft green foroI design. Reg S92
Reduced to $49.5o
Grey Soto Costers oosecushion style with comfort
able split cushion back Beautifully covered in nubby
fobric with gold metallic threod running through the
grey Reg. S3l9.5O Reduced to $3.50
PLUS A COMPLETE SELECTION OF FAMED MPE-
RIAL OCCASIONAL TABLES IN "SAHARA MAHOG-
ANY" REDUCED TO V OFF and countless other
styles which must be cleared from floors at once.
Evening star., 1954-01-17

Just the ohe do or returned
sR0s ~hs's they gossa 9s ef ts'o' dsd thousands do1o
ths ssossof' immediate
oosxs'' Poss 99bsrs tbs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-29

You'll really be delighted
when you find how easy it
is to serve wonderful ham
with the new Fully Cooked
Swift's Premium. This
superb ham is thoroughly,
deliciously cooked when
you buy it. truly ready to
eat. To t.party-fy" it with
q glaze, as shown here, just
coat with a mixture of 1 c.
sifted brown sugar and 2
tbsp. -four and put in q hot
oven (4OOo F.) for about
Is min. It'll be ready
faster than you can devil
eggs and put tomato
halves together with cot
tage cheese.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-29

Premium Ham is still sugar-cured and smoked hardy
embers always But it's juicier better than
ever So take it easy enjoy Get Swift's Pr
Fully Cooked Ham for your Labor Day weekend
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-08-15
Montana Farmer-StOckman
Aug. Is, Vol. Al, No. "a

Aug. Is, Vol. Al, No. "a
Published twice a month on the 1st
and 18th by The Montana Farmer,
Inc, Great Falls, Mont. Subscription
price is So for five years, So for three
years, 81 for one year; Canadian,
one year, So. Entered as second class
matter at the Postoffice at
Great Falls, Mont, under CD
act of March 8, 1879.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-08-15

PRODUCING IMPROVED strain of
White Plymouth Rock chicken. The
new breed developed by the South
Dakota Extension Service is called the
South Dakota 1O1 1t is said to have all
the good qualities of the regular White
Plymouth Rock with additional virtues
of its own. 1t is an early-feathering
bird, good meat type and lays large,
well-shaped eggs.
KILLING CATTLE GRUBS with in
secticides that are either fed to cattle
or injected under the skin. Latest de-
velopment is the use of phosphorus in
Secticides. Previously some success had
been achieved with aldrin, dieldrin and
lindane, all chlorinated hydrocarbons.
However, practical use of any of these
materials is still long way off. Much
testing must yet be done to determine
toxicity of the chemicals in various
doses and possible cumulative effects.
Phosphate compound residues disap-
pear rapidly when used on plants and
it is hoped that they will behave in the
same fashion on animals.
STUDYING OCCURRENCE of female
sex hormones in grasses and legumes.
Livestock breeders, especially sheep
men, have long followed the practice of
putting ewes on flushing diet of
lush pasture or quality legume hays at
breeding time to aid conception hide
pendent studies conducted in Australia,
England and the United States indicate
that effectiveness of such diets is due
to presence of female sex hormones
or estrogens in the plants. Concentra-
tons of the estrogen-activity content of
pasture and roughage plants appear to
be heaviest in the spring and are pres
ent in the leaves of plants in greatest
quantity just before the plants flower.
-SPOTTING ANAPLASMOSIS carriers
in cattle with new test announced by
American Veterinary Medical AsSocia-
ton. This malaria-like blood disease
is usually more serious in older cattle.
Younger cattle often recover but con-
tinue to be carriers. The new blood
test has proved Sc per cent effective
in Spotting such carriers.
DEVELOPING METHODS for iden-
tifying superior swine breeding stock.
In recognition of a continuing problem
Of surplus fats and an increasing de-
mand of shopping housewives for lean
er pork, swine breed associations in CO.
operation with USA and other agencies
are conducting field research programs
to check carcass quality and, particu-
larry, correlation of backfat thickness
with carcass quality as a possible in
dex.
DETECTING OFF-FLAVORS in milk
with new chemical test developed by
the University of California. One chemi.
cal produces a red color in milk tainted
even family with an oxidized flavor
Researchers see in the new tests E
means of studying the process of oxida
ton of milk and eventually learnine
how to control it.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-19
FOR RENT

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APARTMENT jackson Heights,
3 rooms. private bath, heat light .
furnished CAN W. L. Peters 1903
or 7l9WX. l-l5-2p
FIRST FLOOR apartment, UNI
furnished separate entrance. gar
age. convenient TO shopping, rea
Sonable. will repair to suit tenant.
See j. w. Fretwell, Farmville, Va
l-l5-2p
STORAGE GARAGE: waterproof
and fireproof. Phone 694 l2-8-tf
DWELLINGS, rooms unfurnish-
ed in village Of Worsham. Call
30l2J. 12-8-tf
APARTMENT rooms. bath and
screened in porch, unfinished
Mrs. Monroe Johns, ST.. 305 East
Second ST. Phone 489M ll-20-tf
APARTMENT. at 5o2 High St, 3
large rooms, both. kitchen. garage.
on heated. Apply Dr. P. w Beck
ham ll-lf-I
APARTMENT ~ Furnished 3
rooms. bath. oil heat. private en-
trance. 406 Buffalo ST. Farm
vile. 1-8-4tp
THREE BEDROOM House on
Spruce st. Available March l. au-
tomato heat. basement unfur-
nished. Phone 483 or COS. WaYerly
putnev l-12-t
BED ROOM Newly decorated at
los High ST. Phone 9l3M. l-l2-tt
APARTMENT -- furnished also
heat and water furnished. Good
location Apply Cradles Store.
1-12-6p
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY r.
Service station for rent hard sur
faced driveway new equipment
automatic lift, large storeroom
for groceries stock room anQ
garage room for repairs. located
one mile east Of Buckingham c
H. en- Route so, owned and oper-
ated by W G LleWeliyn, Mobil-
gas franchise. reasonable rent "
d Southall MobllOn dealer
Phones 739 OF 3002J. Farmyille Of
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-19
Warminster

Nh. and Mrs. T. G. Adcdck and
laughter, Joyce AdcOck. With Mn
ana Mrs. w S. Walker, OF Crewe,
drove TO Richmond last Friday
night to see the wrestling matches
The women wrestlers were little
something special Tommy Walker
returned with them ana Isl Spend-
.ng some time with his grand
parents
W H Adcock, Jessie Can and
Harry Adcoek. OF Boone Nil,
were here for several days hunt
ng during the holidays and the
.lrst of the New Year
Island View Party
MI. and Mrs, Claude Amos, 4i
Columbia. attended the party a.
island View and spent the wees
end with Nj. and Mrs, Percy PaIil'
Those attending the birthda,
party at Island View from a dis.
lance were Nh and MIS- w B
McDearmon and family Nh ah(
Mrs w. j Smith and Nh anC
Mrs. Russell Moon and family, .
Scottsyille; Mrs Frances Flt2
gerald and son Francis Of Con
cord; Mr.. and Mrs w Gill Riae
ad Harry Wyland. Of Richmond
and others from the communit,
and county
Mr.. and MIS- w L BalloW
announce the birth Of daugh
ter. Mary Louise Ballowe, at LQy
ingston III the Health Center
Monday. Jan. II.
Annie Moon Adcock, auslte
Of Nj. and Mrs VIII Adcock. VIII
has been a patient IN Cripple
| Children Hospital ia Richmonc
now at her home near Mantle
and much improved
! MI. and Mrs w G Rlggs, Jr
and Harry Wyland, Of Richmqn'
spent the week end in the W {
Horsley home. Others Who y.site
recently in the Horsley home WEI
| Miss Mary Cotter and Mrs =
I Turner. Of Richmond. Joe Cote
| Of Norfolk. and jerry Turner
Bremo Bluff
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-19
NOTICE

HOSPITALS: The regular annual
meeting Of the membership Of the
Southside Community Hospital
Association Will be held in the
Prince Edward County Court
Room in the Town OF Farmville
on Tuesday, January 26. 1854, at
800 .. m. Among other import
ant matters will be the election
IF members Of the board OF man
ayers, whose terms are expiring
and to transact all such other
business as may properly come
before the meeting. The meeting
is one of great Importance and
all interested citizens of South
side Virginia are urged to be pre-
sent. Regular meeting Of the
board or managers Will be held
following the membership meet
ing. w. S. Weaver, president, E.
A. Smith, secretary
1-15-2t
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-19
FOR SALE

WAREHOUSE on Main street,
Farmsille. Va. approximately 49,
300 square feet floor space Avail
able when we move into new
building now u.1der construction
Call 286 or contact FarmVllle
Grocery Company. Farmville Viz
yinia l0-Z-tf
POSTED SIGNS - sc each on
tagboard. All weather board 3 for
CSC. Please include postage when
ordering by mail, 10c minimum
postage. The Farmville Herald
office. Farmyille, Virginia l0-9tf
WHY WORRY about troublesome
skin infections. Try V-J-O. Grays
Drugs. l2-4-t1p
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WOOD -. Mixed wood. Troy
johnson or Horace Wright Farm
Vile. 12-25-l8p
FLOUR-Guaranteed 100 lbs.
$685.. Osborn Brothers l-l-7p
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LOTS Ten residential lots. near
Motion High School, Zion Hill
Road, 25xl41 it,. sold IN groups Of
three, Some water available j
w McLendon. Phone 958M. 824
! So. Main ST.. FarmyilIe 1-84tr
/ COSMETICS custom fitted. You
don / select gloves il an ofthanc
way. Why Judge make up ano
skin products Of the face? WrOnG
formulas, wrong shades are toe
hard on your pocketbook, Smarr
women refuse I'd take risks
! Thousands are turning to beau
ty counselors for their cosmetics
Free facial and skin analysis
Health Service Center. F3rmville
Phone 1853 l-l2-6l
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| BRIGHT TOBACCO Seed Hick.
/ Broadleaf. Virginia Gold yellow
1 Special n. c. 400 See us toda,
for your needs. J. II. Whitfield
CO. 4-15-4t1
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NOTICE

Please take notice that the Board
of Equalization Of Buckingham
County will hold hearings begin
ming Monday January Is through
January % and again on the fol-
lowing Monday. January 25
through January 20, 1854 Assess
ors appointed by the Board Of
Supervisors are LUTHER PATTE-
SON, r. B. RANSOM ad F l. Le-
SUER.
Decision Of these appraisals viii
be heard by Districts as follows
James River District = January
10 and 10 1854
Slate River District-January 20
and 81. 1854
Maysvine District January ~
1854,
Marshall District January IS and
%, 1854
Cmdsville District and Town Of
Dillwvn-January y and %, 1854
Francisco District January 40
1854
John c. Spencer. Clerk Of Board
Of Supervisors Of Buckingham
County Virginia 11-l2-3t
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-19
EORSALE

FUNK S G-HYBRID SEED CORN
Due to drought good seed corns
are going to be scarce Funk has
plenty of good seed corn as they
were not in drought area, Place
your order with us now You will
be sure Of your seed j. H Whit
field Co 1-l5-4tp
TOBACCO SEEID-Dark-h fife cur
ed Lizard Tail Orinoco, West
Kentucky No 2. Hastings, Little
Orinoca, grown by w. w. Green
b Bowling Green. Va See us to-
lay for your needs, J H. Whit
ield CO. / l5-4tp
RANGE ~ Used wrought iron
range Mrs "A. H Martin, New
Canton. Va. l-19-4tp
~~- - ~--~-~
PENNINGTON portable typeWrit-
+. complete with carrying case
sed only 2 weeks. Original cos
$3.50. will sell for $50. T w
hamburger g Son, Farmvlllf
phone 998 l-l9-lt
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-19
CARD OF THANKS

FRANKLIN Franklin and
family wish to express Their heart
felt thanks and appreciation to
their many friends, relatives and
netghbors. for their many kind
expressions Of sympathy during
their recent bereavement l-l9-lp
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-19

7ENANT- Wanted, share tenan'
to work siX-acre tobacco .allot-
ment. corn. wheat acreage in
Amelia county. Excellent new
house With electricity located on
hard surfaced highway with
chool bus service Contact J. B.
Fanar Amelia, Va lisp
WANTED AT ONCE: 800 Country
Hams. Farmers Supply CD 9-29-tf
4OUSE--Wlll rent or buy house
in Farmyille Or within few miles
Of Farmville. Must be in good con-
dition in desirable locality. 4
rooms or more. Offers viii be
handled promptly Box KY, care
Herald Falmville l8-4r
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WHITE CORN-For milling. vii
laul M, e Blanton, Jr Tam
worth, va. ll9-4t
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-19
Situation Wanted

-~~ >f~~~~~-~ -
WOMAN Young married woman
with tipping, general office eX-
perience would like work IN or
near Farmyile Write Box b
Care Herald. 1-19-1tp
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-19
SERVICES

OI1CH1NG - ret uE dig your
iitches. septic tanks. etc. by ma
chine especially designed for that
purpose. Rural work solicited
Putney Plumbing and Heating
rilcne ABB. Farmvillf Va. 4-21-tf
SWEDISH MASSAGE for reliev-
ing pain from GRIPPING arthritis
and rheumatism. Are you ner-
vous? Having headaches? Start
ing With a cold? Careful attention
given to doctors prescriptions. A.
V. Putney, Masseuse. Phone 468.
l-12-6tp
REDUCE-Dont put off until to-
morrow what you can take OIL to-
day Free yourself of unsllghtly
bulges easily and safety, using the
McLeyy system. Farmyille Health
Service Center. Phone 1853
1-12-6p
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-19

Distributors
Wholesale Retail
SERVICE
McCulloch Chain Saws
Homelite Chain Saws
Tillitson Carburetors
AutO-Lite
Generators 6-12 volt
Starters 6-12 volt
Sta-Full Batteries 6-12 volt
Ign. Systems Gle volt
Auto-Lite Warranty Service for
New car Dealers
United Motors Service
Delco Remy
Briggs Snatton
Clinton
Parts and service for all STAN
dard make chain saws
+. w. SHANABERGER &
SONS
Phone 998
FarmviIlc, Va. Route 400 East
Virginia S Largest Power Chain
Saw Dealer
Trades Terms
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FORSALE

SPENCER Individually design
ed supports for health, style,
Beauty Careful attention given
to doctors instructions n fitting
orthopedic supports. Annie V
Putney, Farmville. Phone 468
l-12-6tp
INSURANCE disqualification
accident and disability policies.
FIRE, auto. etc Mrs. Annie V Put
ney. Farmville. Phone 468 1-12-6p
TWO GRADE HELPERS: VIII
tyeshen January and February
Pauline Corson. Guinea Mills. va
1-15-2tp
WASHING MACHINE f sy
Spindryer. good condition J r
Kennedy, 208 Second Ave. Farm
vile. Va l15-2tp
HAY red clover and leSpedeza
See r. S. Scruegs, Rice Va
12-15-2t
I MISCELLANEOUS electric Cold
/ spot refrigerator in good condi-
/ ton. Also horse drawn mower.
tractor binder Daniel A Brown.
IR. 2. Box 346. Falmville 1-15-lp
400 ACRES unimproved. no
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our WANT AoS
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FOR RENT

APARTMENT - 3 room furnish
ed. Phone Alb. l-l9-tf
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installations & Repairs
Milford chronicle., 1954-02-26
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

Notice is hereby given that a
public hearing will be held in the
Council Room, City Hall, Is North
Walnut Street, Milford, Delaware.
Wednesday, March 3, 1854, at 500
p. NJ, Eastern Standard Time. for
the purpose of giving those citizens
concerned the opportunity of being
heard, relative to the request of
Mrs. Phyllis H. Kelley for a ZOning
ReclassiticatiOn of that plot of land
now owned by Mrs. Phyllis ii. Kel-
ley located on the easterly side of
Route No. IA, known as the RehO-
both Road. This plot of land is
bounded on the south by lands of
CIV. WilkersOn, on the east by the
Cedar Beach Road, and lands of
Albert J. Hunnicut, and lands of
Dennard and Ida Conner, bounded
on the north by the MispilliOn Riv-
er, and on the west by the RehO-
both Road.
The petitioner requests that City
Council change the classification
from the present RI Classification
to a CO Classification pursuant to
Article XIII, Section 1900, and
Section 1901.
Those desiring to offer a protest
to the reclassificatiOn aforemen-
toned shall present such protest in
writing as set forth in Section 1902
of Article XIII of the 1853 City of
Milford ZOning Ordinance.
By order of City Council on Feb
ruary 8, 1854
James c. Downham, Secretary
2-12-3t
Milford chronicle., 1954-02-26
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

Notice is hereby given that a
public hearing will be held in the
Council Room, City Hall, Is North
Walnut Street, Milford, Delaware,
Wednesday, March 3, 1854, at 500
P. NJ, Eastern Standard Time, for
the purpose of giving those citi-
zens concerned the opportunity of
being heard, relative to the request
Of Mr.. Howard d. Furniss for a
ZOning Reclassification of that plot
OF land now owned by Mr.. Howard
d. Furniss, located on the easterly
side of U. S. Route No. 113, known
as the DUPONT Road. This plot of
land is bounded on the south by
lands of Mrs. Helen Houston War
ringtOn, on the east by lands of
Mrs. Helen Houston Warrington,
and Mr.. Emory POstles. on the
north by lands of Mr.. Warren E.
Porter, and on the west by U. S.
Route 113 dupont Road.
The petitioner requests that City
Council change the classification
from the present RI Classification
to a C-1 Classification pursuant to
Article XIII, Section 1900, and
Section 1901.
Those desiring to offer a protest
to the reclassiflcation afOremen-
toned, shall present such protest
in writing as set forth in Section
1902 of Article XIII of the 1853
City of Milford ZOning Ordinance.
By Order of City Council on Feb
TuaTy 9, 1854.
James c. DOwnham, Secretary
2-12-3t
Milford chronicle., 1954-02-26
NOTICE OF SPECIAL SCHOOL
ELECTION OF MILFORD SPE.
CIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT

In. pursuance to a resolution of the
Board of Education of the Milford
Special School District, duly and reg
ularly adopted, notice is hereby given
that q special election will be held at
the Milford Public School Building in
the City of Milford, Sussex County and
State of Delaware, being the place
where school elections are usually
held, and in the same manner as other
school elections are held on Satur-
day, March 6, 1854.
The polls for said election will open
at 100 p. M, Eastern Standard Time,
and remain open until 800 p. NJ,
Eastern Standard Time, on said day,
at which time and place the voters in
said Milford Special School District
shall be entitled to vote by ballot for
or against the proposal of the Board
of Education of the Milford Special
School District to issue bonds on the
faith and credit of said Milford Spe-
cial School District in an aggregate
principal amount of Fifty-twO Thou
sand Dollars ($52,0O0). The said bonds
Will bear interest at a rate not to eX-
ceed three and One-half per centum
(312b) per annum.
The said F'ifty-twO Thousand Dol-
lars 1852, ,0O0), principal amount Of
bonds, or as much thereof as may be
necessary, are proposed to be issued
for the purpose of construction of four
gether with the necessary equipment
and alterations and extensions.
A certificate of necessity has been
issued by the State Board of Educa-
tion approving the construction pro-
gram above mentioned.
Under an act of the General As
sembly of the State of Delaware, be-
ing Chapter 337, Volume 49, Laws o.
Delaware, the State of Delaware has
appropriated the sum of Seventy -eigEC
Thousand Dollars (S78 000l toward said
program. 1t is estimated that the ad-
ditiOnal sum of Fifty-twO Thousand
Dollars ($52,000) will be necessary to
carry out the program of the Milford
Special School District. The amount
Of bonds proposed to be issued, to-
gether with the amount of bonds of
the Milford Special School District now
outstanding, will not exceed ten per
centum (10%) of the existing value of
the real property i'm the Milford SDe-
cial School District
At the election herein called every
| citizen, male or female, resident i'm the
Milford Special School District who
would be entitled at the time of the
holding of the above mentioned spe-
cial election to register and vote i'm
any election of the district of which
said Milford SDecial School District
is a part, at a general election, if
such general election were to be held
a. tllc tiIue VI Sdlu special SCnOOl
| election, shall be deemed to he a quail
! flied voter and entitled to vote at such
special school election, regardless of
whether he or she is at the time of
said special school election a regis
| tered voter or not.
By order of the Board of Education
of the Milford Special School District.
| JOHN f. ROOSA, President
RAMON c. COBBS, Secretary
2-19-2t