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Evening star., 1955-01-13

Sometimes I think the age
of specialization may have
gone too far. / don't mind
special stores for tall women.
for short women. for mature"
tmeaning fat) women. for ia
discriminating" teuphemism
for expectant mothers. for
young marrieds. even for the
narrow or sensitive-footed.
But a shop so exclusively
for redheads that blonds and
brunettes are refused admit
tance gives me pause. The
story goes that when q blond
strolled into this emporium
recently. the clerk refused to
sell her anything. The blond.
however, was a woman Of
spirit. and. besides, had sher
eye on a certain garment. So
Evening star., 1955-01-13
MATTRESSES 30, E5a <Iss3

1H1U T1OO7, " uS'1HStOH otO7e OHJ
LASS Springs sturdy coil construction twin size zo9s
1850 Ensonde Spring. heavy ticking oIed t"i nsze 2os9
1850 Innersprns Mats heavy woven ticking IT,
-37.5o speeioI Box Spring, it, "a size soiedl599
$3.50 Simmons nnersprins Mattress border noo
firm double size---------------------------
-s snnon. Nyon Top nnersprins Mattress prebu border
King Size 80" long ne------------------------
-4e5 Syeon Spring. sturdy construction twin szel9s9
5000 Spring. size
2-46.5o Simmons Box Springs twin
$3.50 nnersprins Hollywood Bed Outfit twin size floor
sonne " : n 3999
l-4o 50 EnaIonder Mote oirfoom top size soIed24ee
Mattress and Box Spring Set twin size
$3.50
-545o EnsIonder nnerspns Mates pebut border twin size
soIed 1899
24s5o Duo-Louns foam cushions nnespng mattress
TO sleep 2 chortreuse -------------- 1880
Evening star., 1955-01-13

like handbags. bracelets and
choker necklaces, subject TO
rinse, depending on what is
being worn with it. The other
day I heard some one report
over the air that the daughter
of an ex-President was wear
ing her hair lighter this sea-
son. I don't know about that.
but I do know that II the
young woman has altered her
hair hue. nobody win feel
about it any way but simply
interested.
In the old days when the
only reason for the peroxide
bottle was to conceal gray, 1t
was hidden like a skeleton in
the closet. Nowadays. most Of
my acquantances discuss dy-
ing their hair in the same
Evening star., 1955-01-13
Readers Clearing
House
POTATO SOUP?
Mrs. Z. c., ClteueriyD

I would like very much to
get a recipe for potato soup.
This particular soup is made
with milk, the potatoes are in
cubes and it contains little
pieces of chevy dumplings. I
believe, these dumplings are
cooked without lid. unlike
dropped dumplings. and are
the kind of dumplings used in
chicken pot pie. l especially
want the recipe for dumplings
along with the soup recipe. I
may be mistaken about the
cooking method of these
dumplings. ! would also like to
have the recipe for chicken pot
pie with these dumplings.
Evening star., 1955-01-13
COOK BRUssEL SPROUTS

WIN DOOoOEA 5r NNJO %
MRS. S. J. B., Washington
I have just finished prepar-
ing Brussels sprouts for cook
ing by system that, so far
as I know. l invented. When
I prepare the vegetables I
grade them in 8 sizes, large
medium and small. When I
first drop the large into the
boiling water, cook them 7
minutes; then drop the me-
dium in, cook Z minutes
more: then add the small and
cook S minutes more.
Some may prefer less total
cooking time. but at any rate.
this system if adopted, means
no sprouts undercooked and
none cooked to bits, as hap.
pens if a whole batch is pre-
pare at once.
Too bad nature didn't ar
range to have them all the
same size or the growers
themselves don't grade them
by size before marketing.
\
TRAILER?
Mrs. P. r. p, Wheaton,
My husband is anticipating
a transfer to the West Coast.
We are thinking Of buying a
house trailer for the trip across
the country. planning to sell it
on the Coast. We have three
pre-school children. Can any
of the readers advise us what
size trailer to buy, whether
house trailers can be easily re-
sold, and if trailer travel Is
less expensive than staying in
motels?
Evening star., 1955-01-13
HELP WITH COFFEE
MAKER?

Mrs. E. Z. T., Washington
I am in desperate need Of
help. I received an electric
coffee maker as a Christmas
present, which I wanted very
much. I now find after a week
and a half that I can't make
a drinkable cup OF coffee. I
have received advice from
neighbors which I tried to no
avail. Every cup is as bitter
as can be. l hope one of the
readers can help me.
Evening star., 1955-01-13
:!:sS1g:ISEI. 7!I;!$

Fourth Floor, Warrington Store Only
38995 Seeeoes ohogony veneer lock ond key fitted writing
desk -- ---------4 49, IS
Sass Corner TobIe modern style solid BIRCH weot finish 1929
slso5 coekto Tobes mahogany full under shelf 1000
4-5S95 Drum Table. with drowe size mahogany
1926
5-39e5 Corner TabIes osse size modern style lined ook 1926
- ''' S~~o zzss
l247
1000
i-lss5 Adjustabe v Console mohooony veneer floor
sonple Ivy
e-5sss AryisAs-pe Modern Chrome pitenes neszsss
Evening star., 1955-01-13

RTH FLOORS-NO MAIL, PHONE OR COD. ORDERS
:II;s7 :lISE II; 90 75;S Il

Third Floor, Washington Store Only
40 Prs zss ToiIored NyIon curoins. 54" "one----'Ss
so Prs. $40 Toilored NyIon Curtains. So" 9--zzs
so Prs. 3.ss ToiIored kyIon Curtains. Y" "one-zss
40 Prs 44e ToiIored NyIon Curtains. 81" ----2SS
40 Prs 4ss TaiIored Nylon curains. 90" ---z7s
$50 Prs TO $40 Young Peoe Modest curtoins
- oo1 iono " .---------- 2.44 to 544
100 Prs 2ss Tier Pom Tier cuons 30" to SO"
50 Prs 80 so 45o Cote popn and provincial pottero
Sc" ong------------------------ %'77
80 Prs 74s s4s Kenneth Rufed Curtains: orion and
nyon, 54" to 90" long 4.Ss to ooS
O ~ lo9
45 Prs 94e Rufed Fibresos" curtoins. Y"
IS Prs -lo4o RuffIed Fibresos' cuuns 9o long -5ss
40 Prs ss Rued osondy Curtains with picture window
trim 72", 81" and 90 long S''S
3o-zes Kenneth Bedpread assorted coors and sizes
ALL Comfy speovers assorted styles poens 7s9
z52sos Comfy Sofa speove assorted styles and patterns
z3-l5es Studio Couch Covers. assorted patterns
ITO Yd zss Upholstery Pose block blue and gold 54 vide
" 100
ITO Yds es Fobries assorted designs 36 wide Y
Evening star., 1955-01-13
> 3;II

Third Floor. Washington Store Only
$3.50 Oriental Design Rugs blue 8.3xo6 ft.----47z5
l-2lse5 Beige Embossed Broodooun 9l -------sss5
l-6ss5 Beige Design Rug. 9x7.7 ft--s3ss
l-e45o Design Rug, 9x8 ft.------44's
l-Isoss Green Embossed FooI Design. exl Sc ftiisss
I-loo.5o Green Twist Weave Rug. 9xo6 ft-------59S5
l-is5.oo Twist Weave. 9xl2 is----------l5oo
l-Io2s5 Green Loop Pile Wton
4-l2o95 Blue orieno Design Rugs, oxI2 ft-----e4S7
1855 Reversible Fibre Rug. ex2 IT, os is-----Soo
I-7ess Beige Cotton Rug, 9xl5 IT., os ss-------iooo
1885 ovoy Linen Rug. ox2 IT,
l-s4so Grey Loop Pile 9xl5 IT, os -------1s99
l-ssss Grey Loop Cotton ex #, ss----------soo
~ ~ 1000
l-i1ss Red Loop Cotton IT.
I-4sss Floral Design Rug 6x9 # as is------7sS
1855 Beige EIoro Design Rug 6xe #, os is---TSS
I-Fssss Green Tone-on-To3 Rug 2x9 f.. osis- 1929
Evening star., 1955-01-13
s. EEL IaII2SIIa<l !,,, 4

Fourth Floor Washington Store Only
6-37s5 ALSO Cribs maple white birch finishes soed
e-z6o5 44s5 cooses grey blue or turquoise soIedl4ss
1850 32.o5 StroIes blue,
Ills StroIers with conopy soled
IA es ;, 70 es ,,,s.o,;no Crib Mattresses soled 6ss
Evening star., 1955-01-13
I1 s \ HI 49,

Fourth Floor, Washington Store Only
z-5z5o sIeepers removable back for sleeping g2ezs
-lles5 Duplex Bed studio couch convert to
double beds
1850 Simmons sofobeds, for seepine---4475
los Mirror. lined oak veneered525o
$3.50 Vanity and Mirror blonde mahogany veneered 4S7s
3-ssoo Chest Of brewers. veneeed-
l27oo and Mirror. lined oak veneered
l-l4s 90 Triple Mirror lined oak veneered-77oo
l-3495 Mite Tabe quilted maple veneered
2-2z5o Boudor cho reversible cushions oo potternll25
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-11
ALIAS SUMMONS IN DlVoRcE

ALlAo SOmMOlNS IN BlNQRCE
IN the Superior Court Of the State Of
Delaware in and for Sussex County
JOSEPH e. ARMSTRONG, Plaintiff,
MILDRED ARMSTRONG, Defendant.
No. 3. Civil Action, 1865
Alias Summons in Divorce
The State of Delaware,
TO The Sheriff of Sussex County:
You Are Commanded:
To summon the above named de-
fendant so that, within 20 days after
service hereof upon defendant, eXclu-
sive of the day Of service. defendant
shall serve upon Daniel j. Layton,
Esq. plaintiffs attorney, whose ad-
dress is Georgetown, Delaware, an
answer to the complaint.
To serve upon defendant a copy
hereof and of the complaint.
If the defendant cannot he served
personally, to publish this process as
required by statute
ANNE r. BOYCE, prOthonotary
Dated: January 2l, 1855.
To The Above Named Defendant:
If this summons is served personally
upon you, then, i'm case of your fail
ure, within 20 days after such service
exclusive of the day Of service, to
serve on plaintiffs attorney named
above an answer to the complaint, the
case win be tried without further
notice.
If personal service is not made upon
you and il this summons is published
as required by statute, then, i'm case
Of your failure, within 20 days from
service by publication of this summons,
to serve on plaintiffs attorney named
above an answer to the complaint, the
case will be tried without further
notice.
ANNE r. BOYCE, Prothonotary
1-28-5t
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-11
Census Bureau To
Survey United States
Smoking Habits

A national survey of the smOk-
ing habits Of the American people
will be conducted during February
by the U. S. Bureau of the Census
as part of it's Current Population
Survey, according to Supervisor o..
G. DeMaree, of the Census district
office at Baltimore which will par
ticipate in the collection of the in
formation.
Special. questions on smoking are
being asked at the request of the
U. S. Public Health Service. The
information collected will be used
in connection with the Govern
ment's research program on the
possible relationship between smok-
ing and various types of diseases.
The questions will cover ciga-
rette, cigar and pipe smoking. Per-
sons eighteen years of age and over
who are members of the $4,000
household panel of the Current
Population Survey will be asked
about the number of cigarettes,
cigars or pipefuls of tobacco smOk
ed daily, the maximum number ever
smoked regularly each day, the
number Of years they have smoked
and other related questions. The
answers to these questions will
provide basic facts, now lacking,
as to the numbers of smokers and
non-smOkers by age, sex, color and
other characteristics for each of
the major regions of the United
States.
The questions on smoking are in
addition to the regular Inquiries
on employment and unemployment
asked in the Current Population
Survey which is conducted each
month locally and in 229 other
areas Of the country. Local Cur
rent Population Survery interviews
will be conducted during the week
of February IA by Mrs. Pauline L.
Mustard of Georgetown, Delaware.
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-11
PUBLIC SALE!
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property

Having sold our farm we will offer
at Public Sale on the road leading
from Bethel Church to Seven Hick-
cries, p mile from DUPONT Highway
7l2 miles north of Dover on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, 1866
AT 1o:oo O'CLOCK A. NJ, SHARP
The following Personal Property, to-
wit:
60 HEAD OF MILKING COWS
HOlsteins and Guernseys, pure
bred HolStein Cows with papers;
pure bread HOlStein Heifers and one
pure bred HOlstein Bull, with papers.
Is of these Cows have been fresh with
in the last two months and 20 milking
good. The balance of them will he
fresh soon. r. u. Accredited and
blood tested.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One "77' Oliver tractor with hy-
dTalift, one TO- tractor with power
lift CultiVatOrS, one III" International
tractor with power lift cultiVatOrs, one
Ford tractor, one rotary harrow, near
ly new; New Holland hay baler, good
working condition; Chalmers
combine, International corn binder
with loader attachments 16-spout Oil
yer drill, international silO filler, Case
l4-inch bottom plOW on rubber, set of
l4-inch Ford plOWS, two tractor man
ure spreaders, on rubber; two rubber
tire wagons, Sl0e-QeliNerN rake on rub
her, One-rOw Oliver corn picker Ideal
hay loader bale hay loader, new;
grain elevator, manure loader for Oil
yer tractor, John Deere 2-rOw corn
planter, 7-ft. disc harrow ON rubber
nearly new; 7-ft Oliver tractor mower
and many other items too numerous
TO mention.
l949 Olds "9S" four-door sedan.
l947 Plymouth, four door sedan.
MILKING EQUIPMENT
One l2-can IGScO milk cooler, eight
can cooler, Aunt Surge mixers, 30
milk cans, Surge hot water heater,
milk buckets and straner, metal tubs.
200 bushels winter oats. 500 bales
Hay, Glover and Timothy mixed. 400
bales LespedeZa Glover mixed. 500
bales Oat and Barley Straw in build
ing, never had any rain.
TERMS OF SALE: CASH
w. q. MORGAN & SON, Owners
Anthony and Crawford Carroll
AuctiOneers
Inside and Outside Clerks-Carrolrs
Clerks.
Lunch will he served by the Wo-
mans Society of Christian Service of
Emanuel Union Church. 2-11-1t
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-11

ing, for interesting contrasts of
smooth and textured fabrics,
and for fine design that we find
in our modern clothes. Because
we women enjoy clothes that go
together, the automobile COM
panies strive to give us cars that
are "color-keyed" too.
Interior seat fabrics are scien-
tifically tested under special
light machines to see that they
match exactly the color of the
paint on the outside of the car.
These machines duplicate all
kinds of light, from the blue
tint of a cloudy day to the
golden tones of noon and the
rosy hues of sunset. A swatch of
seat fabric is placed next to a
rectangle of painted metal under
these different lights. The two
must match perfectly under all
lighting conditions.
Leathers, Plastics Match
Leathers and plastics are care
fully colored to match woven
fabrics and paint colors. Car
peting, instrument panels and
steering wheels are color har-
monized. Don't be surprised to
find that the steering wheel of
your new car is pale blue or
bright red to match the outside
of the car
The entire automobile is now
designed as a color unit, and
thought out in terms of its en-
tire appearance, both inside and
out. Fashion and design have
joined hands and entered the
automotive world.
1 (Fdshion 1Uriter, artist, and TV
| personality, Miss Chapman Is q
HGtiVe of Detroit and has spent
the last seVerGL gears aUorking
l0ith GlEOnGObiLe stgLists, design
ers and engineers at ChrgsIor
! COTpOTGtiOa.)
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-11
stork Club Sewing Bee
AP NsNsfsoiurss

~ NNANa4lAeNAA4a
The last few months before the
baby comes are the best time in
the world to learn to sew. During
those tedious weeks of waiting,
when you can't do much else, you'll
get a fine sense of satisfaction
from some sessions with your cleo
trio sewing machine.
After the baby comes, there will
be little time for uninterrupted
hours of sewing. so local sewing
center experts advise you to make
the most of the time before the big
event. Even If you have a complete
layette ready, there are plenty Of
other useful items you can make.
For instance, there's nothing to
stop you from running up a few
items in a 1-year-Old size. And
there are many tOddIer garments
that are the same for boys and
girls. Paiamas and sun suits are
two things you may be sure the
baby will need as soon as he out
grows his first little wrappers and
nightgOWns. Make them in some
non-partisan color such as yellow
or green, avoiding the cOnnOtatiOns
Of pink and blue, and they'll be
right for either a little son or a
small daughter.
If you were a working girl up to
the time you went into maternity
clothes, you're probably a little
short on a wardrobe for around
the-hOuse. Make a couple of gay
cotton skirts with big patch pOck-
cts. You won't even need a pattern
for these. Just gather them at the
top, hem them at the bottom and
attach a waistband (Which prob
ably should be about an inch big
ger that your former measure
ment). With some fresh shirts and
blouses, these will see you happily
through your days at home, after
the baby comes.
A bath apron is q must for a new
mother, and one of these is easy
to make from an old bath towel.
Line it with plastic to protect your
clothes, and you'll be all set for
baby's BATH
A pretty robe is a good morale
booster. Make one that is warm
and washable. for those early feed
ings Quilted cotton is one good
bet-yOu can buy it by the yard
already quilted. Or some of the
synthetic fabrics also fill the bill
A brushed orion is warm and soft
and can be tossed in with the fam
lily wash.
You might make a robe for Pop
too, while you're at it. He'll be do
ing his share Of night work, too
(yOu hope.) To encourage this idea
make him a soft, washable robe
that won't be too scratchy against
the baby's cheek. Synthetics car
do the job here, too, in masculine
plaids or darked colors. If yoU
want to do it up right, add a pock-
ct monogram, using your sewing
machine for the decorative stitch.
ing.
Other things you'll be needing be.
fore you know it include a cheer.
ful crib cover, crib sheets and pil.
low cases to use as soon as the
baby OutgrOWs the bassinet.
And just for frivolity's sake, tC
celebrate the return of your waist
line, why not make yourself a reat
whopper Of frilly petticoat, tC
wear under those new full skirts
you'll be wearing after the baby
comes? You can make it Of DellOI
or crinoline, add lots of ruffles oI
net or taffeta, and be all set tC
whOosh around in glamor clothes
again.
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-11
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Contract My.5l551


Sealed Proposals will be receiv-
ed by the Delaware State Highway
Department, Motor Vehicle Depart
ment Room 1O1, Administration
Building, Dover, Delaware, at 300
P. M. E. S. r., February IS, 1855,
and at that time publicly opened
for a contract involving the pur-
chase of twenty (2O) twenty-five
(22) drawer steel file cabinets for
filing standard tabulating cards.
Specifications and Forms for bid
ding may be obtained by contact
ing II. 3. Spicer, Commissioners,
Motor Vehicle Department, Dover,
Delaware.
DELAWARE STATE HIGHWAY
DEPARTMENT
By: Hugh r. Sharp, Jr., Chairman
Harvey b. Spicer, Commissioner
Motor Vehicle Department
Dover, Delaware .2-4-2t
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-11
NOTICE!

Notice is hereby given that Let
ters Testamentary were in due
form of law granted unto the un-
dersigned, on the 3rd day of Feb
ruary, A. d. 1855, and that all per-
sons having claims against the
estate of the deceased must pre-
sent the same, duly attested, to
the said Elmer T. Calhoun, Exec
utOr of the estate of Virgie NJ.
Calhoun, on or before the 3rd day
of February, 1856, or abide the
Act of Assembly in such case made
and provided.
ELMER r. CALHOUN
Address Executor
Market Street
Georgetown, Del 2-11-3t
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-11
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE

At the home of Robert and jeanette
burroughs, located on the Seaford-
MillsbOrO Road, IA miles south of
Concord, Delaware, opposite the home
of Joshua Hastings and adjoining
lands of NJ. G. Kitchen, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY II. 1856
STARTING AT 1880 p. M.
The following:
REAL ESTATE
Approximately 6 Acres of Land, most
all tillable, improved with a five room
dwelling and with modern bath, a go
gallon hot water heater (brand new.
This house is in excellent condition,
is i'm "a good location, should be seen
to he appreciated. Believe ME, this
will make someone nice home Also
good tillable land. Take look at
this property. May be seen at any
time. viii be sold with a clear title
Also 1854 taxes are paid.
TIcRMS-25% on day of sale, bal
ance within 80 days when a good and
sufficient deed will be had. Purchaser
or purchasers to pay cost of Deed and
Revenue Stamps.
For information call Laurel 1895.
ROBERT and
JEANETTE BURROUGHS, Owners
AuctiOneer: James NJ. Lowe 2-11-1t
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-11
PUBLIC AUCTION!
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 1a, 1955
in front Of the Sussex Trust Company,
Laurel, Delaware,

hF4A d = MIN IS ~ "a AWq AUND
in front Of the Sussex Trust Company,
Laurel, Delaware,
STARTING AT 1880 P. N.
The following:
THE CEMENT BLOCK PLANT Of
$. Lloyd Lowe Co, located on the west
side Of Poplar Street, Laurel, and eX-
tending to the Laurel River, consist
ing of tamper, mixer wooden pa
tates and block machine and several
different modes, q Oliver Crawler with
front end lOader) A 26 foot trough
and cOnVeyOr, a lot of cement blocks,
one 1913 Ford hydraulic dump truck,
i'm excellent condition.
6l4 acres of sand pit land located
about One-half mile on right Of Ports
vile bridge
The cement block plant is improved
with two buildings, and lot contains
approximately 36 square rods of land.
This is a rapid and growing husi-
ness. For further particulars call
Laurel 1895 at any time or Laurel
1884.
Sellers:
ELIZABETH [. THAWLEY
RAYMOND L. LOWE
AuctiOneer: j. NJ. Lowe. 2-11-2t
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-11

elsewhere too.
Three piece
suits with
m atchin a G
blouses are
very popular.
Sometimes a
two piece suit
has a con
trasting print
blouse that
goes with it,
and the collar
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-11

outfit and makes a costume out
Of it, so that it can be worn any
where you might wear a pretty
dress.
The ensemble look is found
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-11
PUBLIC SALE
Of valuable
Personal Property
Having sold my farm, 6 miles East
Of Smyrna, on the Woodland Beach
Road, ] viii sell at public auction, all
Of my farming equipment, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY IL, 1856
AT 1000 O'CLOCK A. M.
Rain or Shine
EAPMtNic IMDt EMEMTC
FARMINe IMPLEMENTs

Al 1O:OO O'CLOCK a. NJ,
Rain or Shine
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Oliver SO Deisel tractor with hydrau-
lie, year and one-half old, good as
new; Oliver 3-14" bottom hydraulic
plow and cultivators; Oliver 60 tractor,
in good condition, cultiVators for same;
Oliver 2-row corn picker, New Holland
n hay baler, Oliver manure spreader,
Oliver 16-spOut drill, Oliver mounted
corn planter, New Idea tractor mower,
4-sectiOn spike-toOth harrow, 3-sec-
ton spring-tOOth harrow, IT. Case
disc harrow, 3-bottOm plOW packer, set
David Bradley 214" plOws, Ruth ele-
Vator with new electric motor David
Bradley side-deliVery rake, 8 #. culti-
packer, Tubber-tire wagons and
corn box bodies, rotary hCe, lime drill,
Emory stone for electric motor or trac-
tor, chaint hoist, electric paint sprayer,
or air compressor, wise, anvil, log
chains, 15 horse electric motor, air.
cooled gasoline motor, lard pot and
cooker, wood saw, Easy grass seeder
for tractor manure loader, 3 wooden
feeder trOughS for cows, 100-ft. cleo
trict cord, new; 3 Lantz coulters, set
of barn trucks, 35-ib capacity grease
gun, and some other small items.
TRUCK-1946 2-tOn Dodge. cab over
HAY-1OOO bales, 500 bales Wheat
Straw.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Nine-piece dining room suite, birds
eye maple bedroom suite, maple dress
ing table and bench; maple poster
bed, hand-carVed desk, platform rock
er, wing back OVerstuifed chair, sew
eral odd chairs, electric refrigerator
Farnsworth radio, old Edison phOno-
graph with morning glory horn and
rsapnWrIcs gfrTrlfn pntruh nf HfuHa-
other odd dishes, some pots and pans
chunk stove, wooden butter Churn, g.
at. ice cream freezer, nearly new: z
bed spreads, picture frames, and lot
Of other things too numerous to men
ton
TERMS: CASH day Of sale.
MRS. ERNEST v. BLENDT
j. G. Walker, AuctiOneer
1 Ruth Schreiner. Inside Clerk
Francis Downs, Outside Clerk
Ladies Of Smyrna Grange viii serve
llunch. 2-4-2t
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-11
WOMEN AND WHEELS
IS Ensemble Look
Influences Cars, Too
BY Mary Lou Chapman

loved and skirts years Today
they only dyed match exactly in color but they
frequently trimmed with matching ribbon fringe
other kind Of decoration This dresses the beloved sweater