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ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.E.

SEC KENsINGToN PL. N.E.-In new
home; S25 month. PRIVILEGES: nr. Md.
u. WO. $3.50.
Mr.. CATH. U.-Lse. Ist a. rm,, pvt.
bath. twin beds, pvt. home, or 2
emp. men. LA. 6-644S. 81
BEAUT. BEDRM., in quiet and conf
house, Ink. priyils., good transp.;
Brookland ne. La. f-7I02 -
|COL0RED-2d AND CLAIMING ST.
N.E.-Lge., fri beaut. rms, newly
furn.; mr.. all shopping and transp.:
sgle. or dble.; only $3.50 week Call
MR. BEN. Ii. 3-3700. go
COL0RED-LARGE ROOM. for cou-
ple--Child accepted: near shopping
center: home privileges. Call any
time Sat. aud Sun; after ) pm,
Mon, through Fri. LU. l-0493. -
COLORED-BEDRM sitting rm. 1921
Otis 81; ne. La. f-35Qs. -.
OLORED-PRIVATE BATH-TeIe-
phone privils.. utilities included;
good transp,; man only. LU. 2-0a6l
ICOLORED-RoOM RENT FREE-To
alert Christian couple in return for
help about house. Ii. 6-1327, 2l6
ceoLSouRaE;6G; REL; - SUBURBAN HOME -
Nicely furn., quiet room; privileges;
reasonable. LU. "-661.. 81
C0LORED-I2I1 MORSE ST. Ne
Comfortable room; home privil. SS
wk. Ii. 3-7595. -2T
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COLORED-IOO3 L NV. and other
loc.: $3.50 lp Apply ACME RENT
AIS. 1011 eth st. NV. MA. S-s952.
ceLoREp DOWNTOWN, Ala 9th
st. n.w.--Clean rooms, S. so So 90.
single; $3.50. double. ME. s-7246.
CoLoRED-la,s KENYON ST. Wv.
Nice; lEe front rm,. home priy.!s,
CoLoRED-sis t SHEPHERD ST, NV.
.Ls:, room With home privileges,
c6foREDg3ssi ifahni KANSAS AVE. NV.
Lovely Lovely, rm, twin or double bed,
COLoRED-NICE FURN. RM.-For
single elnpl. person; quiet nelshbor-
Apod; $39 mo. Phone Ia. s-1s73.
CoLoRED-NIcELY FuRN. RIM for
CSLoREDM:osi FIAGIER PLACE
N.W,-Large front. room, furnished;
cookins, and laundry: quiet settled.
dren; $40 i Week. Y'rSj csii Du. y S-ss7s.
c6IoRED. SHSS EffDsn'sS. 'sS..w.-comtort.ble T, Toom
In private home for refined person.
Privileges close to transportation.
co oPlS SRED 81 80. ,sSs s8; T1slle osk ST IN Nc.
rm. and kitchen in pvt. home.
Conv. transp.: privil. TU. 2-055l
CoLoRED - 1908 HARVARD ST.
R.W.--Bsmt. rm., SIS wk. 2nd n
rn. $40 wk.: some priyils. AID, -
nyl" ~
C0LORED - 1891 HARVARD ST.
kW.--Nicely furn. rm: all home
pfivils,. close to transp. AID. AL ;41.
eoLoREp-1sse GALE. ST. N,w.,
Apt o1-Privileges. CO. 5-3662.
CoLORED 1910 SPRING RID -
Furn rm.. for one or two men.
cSIoRRpIaRcE So RT5vilisss; "a rsoXI 1SIs RooT
newly dec: employed person: 500
PIX. st. NV. home privlis. DU.- q
R1l6. -6
COL.--uPPER N.w.-LGe.. nicely fur 81,
unusually sttr. pvt. home; nr. b. Phi Il.
al eonv.; nr. transp. TU. 2-1329.
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IeoLoRED-LARGE FRONT ROOM
LiahA housekeeping PRIVILEGES; eonv.
FGRNIsHED BEDRMs.
Convenient transportation. Call TU,
cOLORED-eO04 I5th ST. NV
Clean. quiet rm. for man or woman;
privileses; conv. to all You st. car
lines. AID. 1885,. 81
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1926 21st ST. NV.
HU. 3-5432
ROOMS AND APIs. no SHARE

LADY to share 2-bedroom modern
apt, with another lady. ia. 5-7a63.
GIRL, c5-35. to share lovely furn.
apt. with another girl N. Quebec
House, NV; avail. any time. EN-.
"-543T. go
LADY to share 5-room apt. with
lady: private bedrm,; conv. 10 down
town. refs. Ma. S-96S3, Ext, POI
NV. APT. to share: separate bed
rooms; utilities furnished. Phone CO.
5-6756.
LGE.. CHEEKY rm. with apt. privil. for
lady with | other empl. lady. Conv.
tranSp.: reas. Lu. l-DS3l. -27
GIRL to share modern apt with an
other girl: TV: l blk. from bus; $40.
Ewes. or Sun, HO. 2-416e. 80
LADY who works nights to share apt
with another lady and share child
care; everything furn. no. 2-65S5,
MAN Will SHARE large apt, 18th
and q NV, with young man. under
35; reasonable. DI. 7-b242, --27
GIRL will share Broom apt. with an
other sirl: very good transportation:
$40 mo. TU. 2-014S. ~
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.w.

ATTRACTIVE ROOM. next to bath:
lady: laundry privileges. Near bus.
Sc wk; HE, 4-73s6: rs
home privileges: good transp.; gentle
man. Ii. 1-6344. 81
CAPITOL HILL, OPP. House Offiee.
blk. Library Congress; well furn.
frt. rms; men. Ii. 3-2913. Il
'COLORED-FRONT ROOM, next to
bath; home privileges. 1873 Mass.
ave. Sc, Ii 1-4R32. ~
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ApTs. FURkIsHEp-Mp.

rAkoN4 he t5 ri one nice aps pefsS ON ep6 g6
TAkOMA. vic. Walter Reed-Liv. rm.
bedrm.. kit. bath: / blk. bus, shops
~; a,92?S or Lo; 4-M1l. As
sprinen25-it. liv. rm., firepl., bed
bldg; exp. bus; $40 plus utiis. $3.50
Greenwood ave, Ju. 9-1Sa6. 10
RIVERDALE - bedrms., liv. rm..
dinette, kitchen and bath: pvt. en-
trance; COW. transp.; $50 month
one ST' ExTR2::LARGE aII1sS: ROOM. kitchen
and bath: all utils. included: plenty
heat; SG5 mo. LA. 6-5s5S. --3
TAkOMA PARK--One room, kitchen
and bath, utilities included, s4s, 80.
sos sos 5snd iiSf's. AVE. Sc. Capitol Hts.
ii qtiis.; $3.50. 81 10. Is; s-4osa s:s siter
HYATTsvILLE-s rms. bath. knotty
pine liv. rm. with fireplace, pvt.
entr'; eony. to buslines; utils. turn.
r3koMA Ak aisSfS, FARk, on Flower ave. we at
rms, clean. ,attrac;, sep. unit. $40,
2iOi 10Th AvE.-Brirht and clean
bsmt. apt. pvt. entr. and bath
hedrm.. kit. liv. rm. and dinette:
avail Mar. /; s65 mo. 10. s-6949,
TAKoMA PARK-pvt. home: / ise.
bedrm.. nicely furn.. complete kit,
lge. screened-in porch; ] or . en-
ployed ladies; share bath with ::
fare to downtown; very reas. Ju.
5-31lT. phone after 6 pm. 90
MT. RAINIER $500 Shepherd-Attrac.
! rms and bath, pvt home very
clean. utils. incl; adults: SIS. -27
HYATTSVILLE, nr. Md. U, and Ft
Meade Sunny and bright: lge.
liv. rm., dinette, full-size kit with
exhaust fan. bedrm and bath, all in
maple; air cond.; linens. dishes and
utensils and all utils. incl. in SIl5
mo; married couple, no children
-
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CHASTLETON APIS.
1701 10th ST. NV.

1-BEDRM. APT, sos UP
SWITCHBOARD AND MAIL
DESK SERVICE
furnished with wall-to-
wall carpet and draperies; elevator
apt, Bldg. Apply a. desk or CALL
BERNSTEIN SYNDiCATES
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So A DAY

Per person. Suitable for ladies or
gentlemen. Special rates by the week
or month. Singles and doubles. 81
to $12 so week Maid service. next
to bath, One block of Conn, walk
ing distance downtown I?26 18th
1t nv EX H-1Q1h a
Evening star., 1955-02-26

CONVENIENT NV.
Lee, bedrm., liv. rm., kitchen. bath,
in modern bldg. adj, shop. and
Georgia ave, NV. DREYFUSS BROS,
l0l9 eth st, MA S-nn&n
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PETWORTH
CAPITOL PLAZA

Bordering beautiful Capitol Plaza
Rrouods. Delightful and tastefully
decorated one-bcdroom apts., from
S91 so and eficiencies. from SIS. Of
ferine luxurious and convenient apt.
living. Res. mgr, Ex.- 3-2536 or
Shannon & Luchs Co.
124 l4th st. NV. MA. ss::,:43
Evening star., 1955-02-26

Mo. and N. Cap. sts., RA. 3-4454:
nicely furn., newly renovated. /.
hedrm. apt; mod. BLDG; carpeted
halls. IL min. TO downtown: St05
month. utilities included. ~
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HOTEL 144O

440 Rhode Island nw.-l rm.. kit.
bath. maid, phone serv. S24.50 to
S3l so weekly
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ALTURAS HOTEL
1909 18th ST. NV.

Single and double rms. pvt. baths or
running water: dining room. elevator
and switchboard. So day up.
weekly rates. $1,000 Up. HU. g.
Evening star., 1955-02-26

The John Kilpen Hotel
231O ASHMEAD PL. NV.
Half block off Conn ave. at 1900
overlooking Rock Creek Park. Dbl
and sgle. rms. pvt. bath avail: ex-
Gel. meals: rates. $3.50 week up.
Evening star., 1955-02-26

BEAUTIFUL REDEcoR. APIS.
Close-in Sc; spacious rooms and
grounds; 3 rooms. kitchen and bath.
off-street parking Res. mgr, 206
Newcomb ST. Sc. Apt, 3. 10. 2-44S1
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APIS. EURNIsHEp-p.c.

18th AND CONsT, N,E.-2nd e.. 2
mo; $50! ERNEST H. LUNG. DI
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Slaughter's r's-Dupont Cir.
Rm.. board fr, SIS wk. Rm. ph.. elev,.
Tv. 2007 o st. NV. NO. 7-4660.
Evening star., 1955-02-26

MT. PLEASANT-Bsmt. apt: good
deal for the right people. Hu.
on 18th ST. NEAR SPRING RD. NV.
--Attractively furn. 3-rm. and bath
apt: gas, elec. and phone included
S65 monthly for Government en-
ployed couple. Phone AID. 4-6096.
Ia5I PARK RID, N.w.-s sizes; i rm
and and Ssth Ssh 5S me me- rms. ms XII ID
cII0 18th ST. NV sizes: / rm :.
dress closet and bath for Ink,
Sti7. 80 mo-: also . rms. kit. dinette.
bath, Sis mo-: 3 rms, kit, dinette.
bath; sl59 mo-; utils. incl. Apply
sii MARIETTA PL. NV, nr. Madt-
son st.--Nicely furn., Ind floor; pri-
vate entrance private oath. liying
room. bedroom. kit -dinette. rorcb.
SS5 mo. utilities included Avpil
March !, See any time or call TU.
ADAMS Mill RD.. nr 18th and Co.
lumbia rd - bedrms., liv. rm,, din.
rm.. kit. and bath; in apt. bldg /;
spacious, ideal for 1. Sl35. AD
esii 18th 18th ST. NV rms, Kit. and
bath; utils. incl; $69.51 mo. Also
apt; $50 mo. AID. 4-63sl. 81
YOU WILL BE PROUD TO LIVE
HERE-lst-f, apt: Ice. liv rm.,
bedrm.. kit. dinette and bath; ali
utils.; beautifully furn.: on 27th st,
NV, near Cathedral and Conn. ave
AID. 2-ss4s for appointment. ~
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DOWNTOWN
Chillum Manor

liv rm.. kit. and bath. 1912
N st. NV, HU. 3-5345. -27
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SLAUGHTER'S
What's in a Name?
WESLEY HALL

Good food, pleasant accom-
modations and lots of social
activities at low monthly
rates.
Evening star., 1955-02-26

1-BEDROOM APT.
Desirable l-bedroom apt. avail In
good location near transportation,
shopping and good schools. See
H. G. SMITHY co.
81 18th st. NV. ST. $4,000
Milford chronicle., 1955-05-20
NOTICE TO BIDDERS!
LINCOLN SCHOOL NO. 8
LINCOLN, DELAWARE

Public notice is hereby given
that bids will be received by the
Board of Trustees, Lincoln School
No 8, Lincoln, Delaware, at 200
P. NJ. E. d. S. T. May 26, 1855, in
the Office of the Delaware School
Auxiliary Association, 1905 Jeffer-
son Street, Wilmington, Delaware.
The work for which bids are
hereby invited shall consist of fur
nishing all labor, tools and mate
rial necessary for Boiler Plant
as described in the specifications.
The Board of Trustees of Lincoln
School No. 8, reserves the right to
reject any or all proposals and to
waive informalities at their dis
cretion. All bids shall hold good
for thirty days after formal open
ing. All bids, in duplicate, must
be in sealed envelopes endorsed
Proposal for Boiler Plant" ad-
dressed to Board of Trustees, Lin
coin School No. 8, in care of the
Delaware School Auxiliary Asso-
citation, 1905 Jefferson Street, Will
mington, Delaware, Or delivered in
person at the time set for opening.
A copy of specifications may be
obtained from the Superintendent's
office, Lincoln School No. 8, Lin
coin, Delaware, or Delaware School
Auxiliary Association, 1905 Jeffer-
son Street, Wilmington, Delaware.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF
TRUSTEES OF LINCOLN SCHOOL
NO. 8.
5-13-2t James Berwick, Chairman
Milford chronicle., 1955-05-20
notice.!

The Annual Meeting of st. Johns
town Cemetery Association will be
held Decoration Day, Monday, May
80, 1855, at 900 A. NJ, forenoon, in
the ST. Johnstown Church. Anyone
having their dues paid or have per-
petual care on lot will have the
privilege of voicing their opinion
on such matters as may come be-
fore the meeting. Come out and
help us make your Cemetery better
and prettier for you and yours.
If you have not already bought a
lot, we have very desirable ones for
sale that are priced to meet any
purse. Become partner in Gene
terry that has adequate ground for
the future and is well located, and
is in good financial condition to
maintain same.
Provided you have not made your
Will or Testament, make it now
if you already have one were you
thoughtful enough to remember
your respectful church and ceme-
terry? You should.
Anyone wishing to make a contri-
button, or pay annual dues of two
dollars $4,000, or would like to
pay the minimum of thirty-five dol
lars ($35.00) required for perpetual
care, will please make check pay
able to st. Johnstown Cemetery AS
sociation and mail to the Secretary
and Treasurer Thank you.
ST. JOHNSTOWN CEMETERY
ASSOCIATION
Greenwood, Delaware
Phone 1920 or 4553
HERMAN SCHULTZ
5-20-2t Secretary and Treasurer
Milford chronicle., 1955-05-20
AUCTION SALE
OF VALUABLE
A ANTIQUES
No Reproductions
SATURDAY, MAY 21st, 1856
RAIN OR SHINE

1O:So a. M.
On the premises of Mrs Elizabeth t;
Seward at 606 Camden Ave, Sails
VICTORIAN FURNITURE
Refinished and in Fine Condition 2
Davenports; Marble Top Table: Cen
tlemen's Chair; 2 Rockers; Drawer
Mahogany Drop Leaf Table; Pair
Finger Roll Side Chairs; 4 Empire
Side Chairs; Cherry End Tables; 2
Card Table; Mahogany Sideboard; Ma
hogany Secretary.
PINE G. LIGHT WOOD REFINISHED
Two Arrow Back Chairs; l Pennsyl-
vania Dry Sink 6 drawer top); Penn
sylvania Dry Sink (cupbOard top) /:
Drawer Left Lid Blanket Chest; z
Side Tables: Cobbler's Bench; Dough
boards; 2 Pine Drop Leaf Tables, 2
Cottage Bureaus; Washstands; Cradle;
etc.
Colored Glass: Blue and White MIX
Glass: Howland China; Other China
Lamps: Barber Bottles; Bisque Min
iature Lamps.
CURRIER PRINTS
FURNITURE IN THE TROUGH
Blanket Chests; Tables; Cupboards;
Dry Sink: 2 Corner Cupboards; Rock
ers; and Other Articles too Numerous
to Mention.
These articles are to be sold at the
high dollar.
day, May 10 and Friday, May 20, 1855
from / till 5 z. ID. T.
TERMS OF SALE: CASH:
Carol G.. Long, Agent, Auctioneer
Refreshments to be served
5-13-2t
Milford chronicle., 1955-05-20
How to Make
Junior Like
To Practice
By EDWARD S. KlTcH

CHICAGO - A parents pride IN
child's accomplishments is an
important encouragement for a
budding musician.
DR.. John C. Kendei, vice presi-
dent of the American Music Con-
ference and former director of mu-
sic education of Denver, Colo, pub
lie schools, says a child's reluc-
tance to practice is a very normal
reaction A few questions by a par
ent about lessons will encourage
the child to want to learn.
The idea that music practice is
work instead of play often results
when parents, in their anxiety to
give a child everything, consider
music an investment rather than
an intangible asset for the child's
future happiness.
DR.. Kendel says the first step in
smoothing the ruffled atmosphere
at first mention of time to prac-
tice" is quieting the child's sus-
picion that playing an instrument
is a thankless task.
Children come by music natural
ly. They discover it when babies,
and in kindergarten they are
thrilled that they can make music
with simple instruments such as
flutes and ocarinas.
The first important consideration,
however, should be the family's re-
gard for music. Children instinc-
lively want to pattern themselves
after Mother and Dad. If either
play a musical instrument, they IL
want to play, too.
Next, the music teachers atti-
tude toward the child's playing
should match the home attitude
that it's fun to learn music and
not Just another form of homework.
Once the music lesson is no long
er considered a pain in the neck"
the parent can permit the child to
split his practice time into two or
three units. This will keep him
from getting restless and bored.
DR.. Kendel says it is up to par
ents to realize that the practice
hour is important, if only to the
childs ultimate use of music in his
life.
Milford chronicle., 1955-05-20
SUNDAY DINNER
-5n41es4ot,S-

COME people firmly believe that
- our best American dishes origi-
mated in country kitchens. Whether
or not that's true, the A & P Ser
vice For Homemakers suggests a
rural recipe your family is sure to
like next Sunday at dinIer-it's for
country-style steak and serves SIX.
Have two pounds round steak cut
into serving pieces. Dredge meat in
flour seasoned to taste with salt
and pepper. Melt quarter-cup but
ter or margarine in a large skillet
and add two medium-size, sliced
onions and a half-pound peeled,
sliced mushrooms. Cook until on
ions are tender and mushrooms are
lightly brown. Remove onions and
mushrooms from pan; add another
quarter-cup butter or margarine
and brown steak on both sides.
Stir in the following: half cup
water, two tablespoons grated
cheese, one tablespoon salt, dash
of pepper, quarter teaspoon paprika
and half cup sour cream. Cover
skillet and cook until meat is ten
der enough to cut with a fork.
Serve with your favorite side
dishes and salad; for dessert, try
a deep-dish Thubarb and straw
berry pie: combine two and one
half cups fresh rhubarb, diced.
tnree-fourths cup granulated sugar,
two and one-half tablespoons min
ute tapioca, half teaspoon lemon
juice, one-eighth teaspoon grated
lemon rind, one-eighth teaspoon
nutmeg and ons-eighth teaspoon
salt. Stir well and let stand for Is
minutes. Add two cups ripe straw.
berries, hulled, washed and we'll
drained. Pile high in buttered
baking dish and dot with table
spoon butter or margarine. Roll a
pastry dough one-fourth inch thick
and lay over the baking dish, pinch
ing edges tight around lip of dish
Slash crust in star or V design and
bake for 10 minutes in 425 de
gree oven, then for 80 minutes al
$50 degrees.
Milford chronicle., 1955-05-20
REAL ESTATE SALE

On the same day at the same place
at 200 O'clock, /, Dorothy l.. Hitch.
wi4ow of the late John II. Hitch, VIII
offer the following Real Estate for
sale:
. All that certain lot, piece, or parcel
of land, being situated in Broadkiin
Hundred, Sussex County, Delaware,
located on the North side of the dirt
road leading from Drawbridge to
Coolspring and more fully described as
follows, to-wit:
Beginning at a stake in the North
edge of the aforesaid dirt road, a cor
ner for lands of Russell L. Givens
thence with the same North seventy
four (74) degrees West one hundred
fifty 05G) feet: thence North forty
three (43) degrees West forty seven
(4O feet to stake: thence with a
new division line through lands. of
Grantors South three and one half
(31a) degrees East one hundred and
eleven Gid feet to a stake; thence
South seventy four (7D degrees East
two hundred {20G) feet to stake IN
the North edge of aforesaid road
thence with the North edge of afore-
said road North three and one half
t31a) degrees West seventy-hve tI5)
feet to the beginning. Containing fif-
teen thousand nine hundred 05,900)
square feet of land, be the same more
or less.
Being a part of the same lands con-
veyed to these Grantors by Sarah
Chandler Hamilton by deed dated May
4. 1851, and now of record in Deed
Record Vol. 400, Page 426, and etc.
Reference being had thereto.
Improved with new frame hunga- =
low. The bungalow is about complet-
ed, the building is wired for electric
ity, the bath room and other fixtures
are on the premises and will be in
eiilded in the sale.
Twenty per cent (2Oe5) of the pur-
chase price will sbe demanded on day
of sale: the balance to he paid upon
delivery of Deed. The purchaser is to
pay for preparations of the deed and
Revenue Stamps.
Immediate possession.
DOROTHY L. HITCH, Widow
Milford chronicle., 1955-05-20

lowing, we will sell at Public Auction
at our residence, known as the Lone
Elm Dairy Farm, 2 miles north OF
Seaford, on u S. Route 13, on
SATURDAY. MAY 2Sth, 1866
AT 1870 O'CLOCK p. M.
daylight Saving Time)
The following:
FARM MACHINERY
One 3-Section Spike-tooth drag, L
spring. tooth drag, 6-foot Bissell disc,
set of International 14inch. plows, /
roller, Ferguson corn planter, 12-spout
international drill, New Idea side de-
livery rake, International V-25 NOW
er, foot; Bell City corn picker, Case
combine with motor, M. NJ: tractor
(R) with cultivators, Ford erguson
tractor with plows and cutivators'
farm wagon, rolls of two point barb
wire, electric fence posts and charger,
lard press and grinder, iron lard pot,
Alemite grease gun, tube water
trough, fitting bench saw, jointer
planer, bench saw, tractor belt, Al
feet; 1948 one and one-half ton Dodge
truck, body and unit: 1947 two-ton
Dodge truck, body and unit: 1947 two
and one-half ton Dodge truck and
body, 1910 Dodge 11a ton truck and
body, 1910 Dodge, l ton: / new II
foot truck body, and many other ar
ticles.
TERMS: CASH day of sale.
T.. F. SMOOT and
DALE E. WHEATLEY
Owners
John Dickerson, Auctioneer. 5-2O-2tr
Milford chronicle., 1955-05-20
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Personal Property
and
REAL ESTATE
SATURDAY, MAY 21st. 1855
AT 100 O'CLOCK p. M.
Daylight Saving Time)
Rain or Shine


Having sold my farm, l will offer
for sale my Personal Property to-
gether with three (3) tracts of real
Estate. Public sale to be held at my
home, located on Route IA, one mile
north of Argos Corner
REAL ESTATE
TRACT NO. consisting of Is
acres of timberland near Harbeson.
TRACT NO. 2-Consist:ag of lot at
Slaughter Beach, so TT. $50 ft., i'm
proved with one 4room cottage.
TRACT NO. 3-Ccnsisting of one
building lot at argos Corner contain
ing SIP So. ft.
Real Estate will be more fully de-
scribed on day of sale by reading of
deeds at 2:SO O'Clock, at which time
it will be offered for sale.
FARM IMPLEMENTS AND SAW
MILL EQUIPMENT
One NJ NJ tractor. on rubber; Ford
tractor. on rubber; 1854 two ton Chew
rolet truck; 1954-119 ton Ford truck;
one saw mill, complete; one elevator
with motor; drive belt; several small
belts; saw bench; several log chains;
equipment for 3 derricks; one h. p.
gasoline engine: Briggs -Stratton mo-
tor: David Bradley IA inch twobottom
plow; David Bradley 70-tooth spike
harrow; two row corn planter, good
as new; eight foot double disc; 2-horse
wagon: 1-horse rake: Weeder: walking
plow and cultivatorS; corn shelter;
several jacks; 4 truck tires, tSA X
20); several barrels; Case mower, rid
ing harrow; 100 cement blocks; grind
stone: 10 bundles of cedar shingles; 10
bags of cement: pile of scrap iron:
suits of chain harness: one pair double
reins; several brides and collars: rid
ing saddle; broOder stove; several wa
ter fountains and feeders; several
bundles of wire: man Maull power
saw; Imam Lombard power saw, used
less than 10 hours; 125 cedar posts:
several piles of lumber; one pile of
slab wood forks; shovels; hoes:
spades: axes; saws: one 16 fl. speed
boat, fully equipped with one 25 h.
p. Evinrude motor: one 31a h. p. Fire
stone outboard motor; rowboat; set of
6 fl. oars: set of TT. oars; life pre-
servers: haul seine, length 65 yards;
gill net, length 81 yds. and several
other things too numerous to men
tiOn.
One Milk Cow; Heifers; 3 Brood
Sows; % Pigs: one Male Hog.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One Norge refrigerator: couches;
washing machine: sewing machine;
coal stove; dresser; chest of drawers; ;
2 beds, springs and mattresses; table;
2 library tables; buffet; 2 rockers;
cream separator; butter churn; love
seat: some odd chairs; odd dishes; bi-
cycle; one 22 bullet rifle.
TERMS OF SALE
On Personal Property: Cash on day
of sale.
2O%o on Real Estate and balance on
or before July /, 1855. at which time
a good and satisfactory deed VIII be
furnished
SEWELL p. JONES, Owner
Auctioneers: Dickerson Brothers.
Refreshments will he served by
Lincoln Community Hall, Inc. 5-13-2t