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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

WE HAVE CLIENTS for >. 3. a bed
rm., furnished and unfurnishec
homes; also client for stores anc
commercial buildings, in Montgom
cry County area O. u FIELD
INC. JU. 5-ill3 Realtors
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ROOMS fuRNIshEp-N.W

10th ST. NV. I5I3-Beaut. furn
lg,. rm. In lovely house: run water
$50 up, Bus at door. De. e-6530.
SLEEP ON foam mattress. wake W
to music, clock radio. refsr.. grill
2l47 F st. nv. Elk. 3-6633
1893 10th ST. N.W.-Business
women; single. double rms; clean
beaut. turn, mod. bths. NO. 7-9l.9
Mr.. DUPONT CIR. From SO week
dble. and sgle. rms. with wasl
basin; mr.. bath. 1923 22nd st. NV.
DE .-lSS5.
20 MlNS. from downtown Washing
ton-Pyt. home: elderly gentleman
only: meals optional. reasonable
references. Box lib, Star.
1918 EYE ST. NV, mr.. White Hous,
Clean, comfortable, quiet room
running water; S3S month
CONN AVE VIC. quiet comfortabl,
single rms. good tranSp. parking
Reas. WO. 6-4563.
1919 10th ST. N.W.-"The Flora
Manor, elev. bldg, LIST fir, single
adjoining shower: IS wk
1885 n. H. AVE. NV. at 18th
and q sts.-Nice single. also Ink
avail.
1850 GIRARD ST. N.w.-'The
Palmer House" attrac. furn front
sgle. rm., running water: 81 90 wk
1885 QUE ST. N.w.-"The Ken
merit" unusually nice single rms.
$3.50 to SIS wk.
WYO. AVE. MANSION-sgle., pyt.
bath. newly turn, settee. easy
chair, 3 windows, use Steinway
artistic home: $50 mo. Du .-3lS3
NICELY FURN. RM.. pvt home;
bath, shower cow. transp. $50
mo, Ala Buchanan NV, IA. 9-4a54
NEAR BUREAU OF STANDARDS,
lee, nicely furn. living -bedrm. for
Iurther information, cali EN-. g.
1417. 20
.21II CONN. AVE. = Attractiyely
turn. corner studio rm.. next tC
bath: carport available. DE. 2-4l45
16s9 10th ST.--Have ideal rooms
something. different. Must be seer
10 appreciate. IS and uD week
I0:" I1th ST. NV. Nr. MayAoweI
| otel-lge. one room. cove ane
bath apt. heat iurn. S53 mo NJ
cooking facilities Apply 1912 l1ti
st NV DI 1-ld55
Mr.. GEORGIA AVE. Nice furnished
front rm. ll02 Jefferson ST. NV
IA. 9-6io"
ia MADISON ST. N.W.-Sgle
warm. pvt bath, unlimited prone
CEDAR closet. EXP. bus. RIA. 3-tSI9
VIC. SHERATON PARK. aset sStf
st, IND A.. small front RIM nexi
10 .ath S25 mo. man. CO 5-lSr5
ICE. FRONT RIM. 3 windows, adj
u, " closets. good iransp. Ia
q-03S3
CHEVY CHASE. D.C.-Unnm phi.
nice front rn.: very Quiet neigh
borhood EN-. 3-5997. ewes.
WALKING DISTANCE Walter Reed
Pvt home; lady only: nicely furn
conv. transp. RA. 6-65s7.
1928 2lst ST.--SinFle rm., next tc
bath FOR discriminating gentleman
excel loo DU 7-4ST0
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9th ST. NE. 1922. Apt. Al bed.
! rm, Inv rm., dinette. kit and baih
/ screened porch; $3.50 mo. EX
3 I-"lSu
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. BEDRM. APT, suitable girls
mod. apt. bldg; nicely firn; newly
Z decorated; mr.. bus, stores; good sec
ton. 20lS p ST. sc tnr. Pa. ave. }
ST 3-0lyO DI 7-0I5f
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COLORED

IOLOnED
1891 EAST CAPITOL ST.
Convenient section Modern lRe
.bedrm ant S6i 80 mo. Key at
1900 Independence ave, Apt. lO2.
400 4 ST SE
Mr. Y. s. Capitol Modern. lge, ! =
bedrm. apt. 500 mo Key at Apt. .O2.
1924 INDEPENDENCE AVE Sc
Mr. East Capitol ST Modern, a.rm.
KIT and bath apt 500 30 mo. Key
at 1900 independence ave Apt. iO9
i3li X ST. Sc.
NJ Navy Yard Modern, lge. J.:
bedrm ant. S07.b0. Key at 1900 X
ST. ii7l6 GALES ST NE.
NJ BenninE I'd. lie. l-bedrm. apt.
1858 K ST. NE
on Bladensburg I'd --Lge o-rm,
kit. and bath apt 500 30 mo
1891 GALLAUDET ST. NE.
Convenient section---Lgea i-bedrm.
~ eSs HAMiLToN ST. NV.
Desirable scction--Lge.,. 2-bcdroom
apt, heat furn. $500 mo.
1921 A ST NE.
Mr.. East Capitol st.--Lge., 1.bedrm.
apt S5n 30 mo.
VIM. Ca niriS Inv. Corp.
1919 18th 8. NV. ID. 7-040O
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Ewes. Cal Mr.. Cochran, OIL. 6-4610
w. c.. & A. N. MILLER

DEVELOPMENT co. (RealtorsI
Builders and Developers o.
Wesley Hts, sumner, S0ring valley
4S6u Mass. Ave. NV, Ell. 2-44o4
Dist Your Home With us)
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HOUSES FURNISHED

BETHESDA-S rms. 4 baths. maid s
N Ell &c: KIT: SOB mo 8 yrs
MRS. CLYDE c. DUNNINGTOE.
OF 2-2635, EN- a-s5S3.
1886 ?sth ST. NV. = blocks Conn.,
oedrms, > baths. dishwasher
freezer ~; gArage: air-cond.. rec.
I'm. Ideal diplomatic family s2i5
mo. Cal FL 4S706,
0i05 WARREN ST, Silver Spring
Nd -Three-bedrm 9-bath house;
H in3 2sr ne ne minimgm l-yT " lease
4-l5l5 OF UN 4-7I-i
TAX. PIX, MD. 600 Allegheny ave
-I-rm. nicely furnished BUNGALOW
bulletin gar. porch; oil heat
GRIN FURN. HOUSE: upstairs is
rented for 500; entire house rents
for 500. plus utils. 1917 9th st
Sc. 10 2-d3S7.
AMERICAN UNIV. PK.-Partly furn
2-bedrm and bath home. oil
INV close to transp $3.50 mo
CRUMBAUGH. Wo. 6-1364
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- COLORRD
lj2 Belmont st. NV Nice.
lltS BladcnsnnrR Rd Ne "
TWO rms kit. and bath 81 "a
1917 COreoran 81 NV
Two rms kit and bath,
fedecorated 20 nc
1927 Corcnran ST. NV
Lovely. rms. XII and
bath lust remod 5sbC
IT, Cotrnran St NV
Two lge rms XII, and
bath, lust remod az 90
.2l5 F. ST NV - Nice enc.
rcdeoorated an so
700 irving 81. NW.-Tvo
rms kit and bath, redec' 81 SO
22S N st NW.-Nice lge.
.io0@ o ST N.w.-Two rms, '' "'
kit and bath, redec 5000
2JS Oakdalc st NV Two
rms. kit and bath. redec. 5O5C
.21b n st NV. Lovely, Ice.
ground-foor apt. $500
!16 You ST. N W.--Lee. q
bedrm unit. redec. $500
2Ol Sth st NV Two rms.
kit. and bath redec. b0OC
36lS llth. st. N .-Lovely.
: rms kit and bath nice
neighborhood 5000
HARRISON a. ADAMS
H32 X st NV. MA. S-S3Os
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an E. CAPITOL ST. bedrms.,
living rm.. kit. and bath. Ii
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APTs. UNFURNIsHED-vA.

ARL.--S74, redecorated. I-bedroom
apt. IN apt bldg; utils. Incl. Mr..
Fort Mver stores. and transp EN-
3-567S days. EN- 3-g2OS ewes.
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AVE. STUDIO APT, for .
kit. and bath: very attrae.
n antr Wn RE1u~
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

ENGLISH BULL. 3 yrs. Inquire 280a
Holman ave- sil spR Md. Ju
5-6o6k
ENGLISH COCKER SPANIELs, Axe
= weeks blends and blacks. RE
COCKER, blond. male, Axe reg, 4
l.0052, LA $4,000.
COOKERS, black males. j female
Axe, wormed, temp. shots, paper
broke, Z wks.. reas so S-4l21
blond, black PA. 5-2s2s
sIAMEsE KITTENS. 7 wks. old
beantiiul. healthy. weaned. house
broken slj each FE. 3-1732
COON HOUNDS--Black and tan
Reas XII. D.027l.
CUTE, playful kittens free 10 adui,
cat lovers so 5-BSS0
GERMAN SHEPHERD. Axe regis.
tered, az stud Female puppy fol
BOSTON BULL PUPPIES beauti.
ililly marked males, champ stock
ey ss' Oh. 6.5 SSSifs' Oh 2'o7oo'
GREAT DANE PUrPIEs--AKc req.
SSiopped shots. Leesburg, Va,
PLkINGEsE PUPPIES, Axe regis
tered UN. 4-4S32
MALE sIAMEsE KITTENS. reg.
stersd. house broken; reasonable
GOOD HOMES WANTED for young
&c sse cslI ' 81 7 "a, ana young Tae
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COlORED
1901 Wyoming Ave. NV.
Excellent transportation. shopping
kitchen and oath, sos. 80. | bed
room Nv rm.. kit. and bath, $40.
See Mrs Hall, Apt . or Call
H. l.. RUST CO.
1901 18th St NV MA. S-SlOO
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VIENNA. VA.

VIENNA, VA.
3-bedrm rambler on lge.. partll
fenced lot. In attrac. residential sec,
ton. Liv. rm, with firepl., lge. din
area. beaut. kit with lots OF built III
cabinets. gas range END elec. refer
ceramic tiled bath; full, dry bsm:
Owner will lease at $l25 per mo
Avail b. April q.
3-bedrm, 2-story house, on !
acre, Liv. nm. din. nm. and equipped
kit, downstairs; 3 bed-ms and ba III
upstairs; osint, oil hot-air heat. city
water and sewer, scr ree- porch;
excel. location; 500 mo. Avail. be-
tween April LIS.
These houses ShnHn hv amt univ
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APIS. UNFuRNisheo-D. c
COLORED

Other Apis. Available
CANTOR ON PREMISES
WASH. HOUSING CORP.
OPEN SATS. TIL / PM.
FOR RENTALS
93l II ST. NV. MA. S-4slS
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l-bedrm. aptS. newly dec Rents
include all utilities. Some with gar
baee disposal. Air-conditioning avail
able
CALL RES. NOR. NO 7-l9gs
s. 2. q O.. INC. co 5.5s3s
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

HEREFORDS. polled. registered: 10
heiferS. 3 bulls, about IL months
old; vaccinated and tested, Some
are show possibilities. EN-. 3-54U1
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cOLORED
APIS. FOR RENT AT
Mayfair Mansions

3S1g JAY ST NE.
LargcSt, most beautiful colored
owned and operated rental apt. de.
velppmcnt In the country. Ideal foi
children and newlywedS
OPEN . AM. TO D PM, LII. 1900
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS. MeCulloch sales
service; rental. SI2 day GRAVEL Y
OF WASH. 10 4-7707
CHAM SAWS, pumps. generators
sod cutters, rollers, etc RENTAL
TOOL g. EQUIP CO.. JU. 5000
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Chillum Terrace
APARTMENTS
Large re luxe - bedrooms.
full dining room. Indirect
lighting. $50 mo. includes
utilities. h4r conditioning OPP
tlonai. Resident Manager. 623
Sheridan st.
JU. 8-8725
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1905 N. 10th ST.

ROSSLYN, VA
! blk. from Kew Bridge Entire
end n OF BLDG Approx. ESQ 50. It.
Private entrance. Suitable for many
types, Of businesses, Reasonable
EN- 10000
Legum g. Gerber Realty Co.
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REFRTGERATORS
STANDARD TIRE g.
BATTERY co.

bA EN- I w..
10th and H SITS. NE. LII. 3-sose
Open Ewes. Till
PERPETRATORS
Reconditioned. Guaranteed / Year
$3.50
PEERLESS SALES CO.
2237 Georgia Ave. DE. 2-5566
REFGR,, l2-cu.-tt. Kelvinator, 1859
floor model: below cost. Cal
BARRY. 10. S-7022
RUG, wool. 9xI2, wine with self color
design. Also pad Excel. cond. Reas
3l26 Conn. ave, Apt. 203.
RUGS. all sizes used, THE CARPET
SHOP. zoos S. 4-Mile Run dr.,
All. Va. IA. S-4500.
RUGS-Genuine orientals. all sizes,
compare our prices before you buy
CASSABIAN, 1904 o st. NV.
RUGS-Special for this week: GuliS.
broadloom, 1905 WOOL round wire
tweed. perfect quality $685. so
yd., slso short-roll end carpets O,
all wool. less than hall of regular
price: 4iax6-ft, new carpets. al
bound, special $3.50 ca. NAZARI.
AN BROS. INC, 2323 Wisconsin
ave NV Open till o pm. Mon
through Friday.
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COLORED-IiII GIRARD ST. NV
Is .bedrms., liv rm din rm.. kit
bath reas 81 3-72sl. OIL. 6-i5I3
COLORED-I4Os 3rd ST. NV
bedrm., liv. I'm XII; and bath: gas
heat; sG5 mo Inquire on lst
floor. or call EX 3-24S9
COLORED-9Ii = ST, NV. Ard
floor Bedrm liy. I'M. kit. share
bath. $50 30 mo Inquire on prem
ises. or call Elk. 3-"4Sg
COL0RED-II31 CORCORAN ST
Nv: rms. kit and bath heat
and hot water furnished. S63 so
Elk. 3-24sg.
COLORED-i RMS; utilities fur.
nished very reasonable; also =
rms. utilities furnished 1926 CO.
lumoia I'd NV. NO 7-464l.
C0L0RED - 1906 WEBSTER ST.
NV. Apt 9-Large. bedrm. Nv
nm. extra-big kit. bath. separate
entr. hail. SIS incl. heat and wa
ter Inspect, then cali EN- =
$500. +. ". BERENS. JR CO.
COLORED--6O I ST. NV bed.
rm .iv. nm. kit and bath; 95t
mo incl. utils. EN-. :i-g077
COLORED-DOwNTOwN - Moderr
:apt. ny, rm;,, bedrm. Pullman KIT
tie bath; So. so per mo. 4G5 New
forE ave. NV. Ma. S-i073
COLORED-BENNING RID. Sc
Bedrm.. liv. Tm.. kit. din. bath
all utils. furn.: 500 30. 10. S-s500
COL0RED-3O7 81 DIVISION AVE
Nb.-New buildings. consisting o,
one and two bedroom apartments
Large living rooms, dining areas
with modern kitchens and baths
Rent, >B7 80 and 81 80 per month
10 inspect see carctaker, 81 Di.
vision ave ne. Apt 204 THE
CAREY WINSTON CO, l7.3 Conn
ave, NV. co. j-442"
CoLORED -I3I5 BELMONT ST
N.W.--We now have some nirs
enc apis in this very conv lac
for Only SEQ No children. tanito,
Will show. WALKER a. DUN OP
INC, co b-0@@o
Milford chronicle., 1957-12-13
Plan Farm
Equipment Purchases

Taking a careful farm equipment
inventory, as an aid to figure on
future buying, may help farmers
cut down on financial hardship
that can be caused by an un-
expected need to replace expensive
machinery.
George Vapaa, county agricul-
tural agent, adds that farmers
should plan machinery replacement
needs before equipment wears out.
He recommends writing out long
range equipment list that includes
expected purchase dates.
Things to list are the types and
number of machines presently
needed to run the farm, make,
model, purchase date, and cost.
And don't forget to record the con-
ition of each machine, and esti-
mate probable future repair costs.
Include an estimate of the cost
of replacing each machine, based
on current prices, even though
they can change, and the probable
trade-in-allowanc And figure in
the necessary cash or credit for
each new purchase.
Keep equipment replacement
plans flexible to allow for changes
in income or emergency expenses,
and be prepared to take advantage
if bargain-priced equipment is
found.
With a long-range equipment
purchasing program. the need for
credit is lessened, Mr.. Vapaa con-
cludes.
Milford chronicle., 1957-12-13

nish.
Grade g.: Miss Morris:
Michael Favro, Richard Layton
John Masten, Billy Parker. Lanny
Simpson, Leroy Trepassa, Roger
Wix, Connie Biddle, Phyllis Brown
Barbara Dean.
Grade 8: Mrs. Goodwill:
Merritt Camper, Paul Fallon,
Robert Gillette, Terry johnson,
James Jones, Tom Jones, William
Lyons, William Porter, Donald
Rothermei, Allen Wix, Denelda Vir-
din, Sandra Tatman, Barbara Spi-
Ger, Charlotte Rapp, Jean McFar-
land, Pat Crisson.
Grade O.: Miss KnOpp:
Donald Clark, Robert Eastman,
David Kitchens, Walter Lekites,
William Colley, Leonard Masten,
Sammy Minner, George Pfeiffer,
William Thompson, Barry Wix,
Anna Mae Baker, Vivian Webb,
Iris Warrington, Judy Twigg,
Christine Taylor, Sandra Smith,
Mary Ann Messick, Audrey Lord,
Kathys Holloway, Pat Hackett,
Mary Ann Fair.
Grade s.: Mr.. Jeffers:
Richard Baker, Robert Winkler,
Lee Messick, Harry Knots, Leon
ard Hurd, Dave Coady, Dennis
Bradley, Thelma Camper, Leanna
Becker, Brenda Banning, Dolores
Brown, Joan Cornish, Marie Hrup-
sa, Barbara Lewis, Bertha McMul-
len, Joyce Pearson, Mary Jane
Swain, Margaret Teed, Mary Jane
Teed, Phyllis Vincent, Viva Reed.
Grade 10: Mr.. Mcdonald: d
Eddie Greenlee, Lester Hobbs,
Meal KINNEY, Donald Pearson,
William Pike, Alice Wright, Joe
Ratledge, James Smith, James Tenn
pie, Jean Grant, Sandra Minner.
Grade 10: Mrs. POllitt:
William Gray, Kenneth Konesey,
James Mcdonald, Bruce Smith,
Ronald Swain, Joan Welch, Rutl,
Walls, Frances Tharp, Geraldine
Reed, Anne Perry, Kaye Moore,
Catherine Moore, Sandra Hates,
Patsy Jack, Jane Hughes, Betty
Hendricks, Carol Downing, Carol
Crisson, Thelma Collins.
TRADE IL: Mr.. Fox:
William Manship, John Taylor,
Emily Ann Brown, Judy Cain, Joan
Collins, Linda Humes, Mary Ann
Lyons, Faye Minner, Clara Tatman,
Sylvia Willis.
Grade IL: Mr.. Rutledge:
Grace Anthony, Jewel Bradley,
Joan Bush, Irene Gourley, Vicki
Zott, Lois Graden.
Grade 12: Miss Dickrager:
David Coady, Joseph Kliment,
Tony Perrone, Eleanor Baker,
Joyce Downing, Penny Graham,
Lois Hopkins, Ann Kotlaba, Bar
bara Payne, Lillian White.
Grade ~: Miss Paskey:
Roger Hendricks, David Welch,
Patsy Bonniwell, Maureen Boyer,
Adel Galloway, Jeanne Homewood,
Mary Ann Montague, Faye Spicer,
Marilyn Teed, Jean Walls.
Milford chronicle., 1957-12-13
SHERIFF'S SALE!
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE

By virtue Of a Writ of Levari Fa-
cias, for the sale of land to me di-
rected, will be exposed to public sale
by way of public venudue, on the
Premises in Milford Hundred, Kent
County and State of Delaware. on
Milford chronicle., 1957-12-13
President Praises
Civil Air Patrol

WASHINGTON = Citing the Civ
al Air Patrol as vital source of
power in emergencies" President
Dwight d. Eisenhower today ex-
tended congratulations to the more
than $4,000 members of the CAP on
the occasion of its sixteenth ann
versary.
"The daily missions of the Civil
Air Patrol add strength" the Pres
ident declared, ito the national
community and the immediate avail
ability of its trained volunteers
provides vital source of power
in emergencies.
1T is good to learn of the con-
tinuing progress of this splendid
organization in promoting techni-
cal and scientific careers for our
young citizens.
Congratulations and best wish
es."
Founded just six days before
Pearl Harbor, the Civil Air Patrol
has for more than a decade and a
half provided the United States
with a hOme-front air arm in war
and in peace. During World War
III these civilian volunteers flew
more than 24,000,000 miles on anti
submarine patrol off our East and
Gulf coasts. Their tiny single-en-
gine light planes heavily laden with
bombs and depth charges ranged
out of sight of land in search of
the Nazi U-boats preying on our
defense shipping.
Since the war these same civilian
volunteers have flown millions of
miles on aerial search and rescue
missions.
Today the CAP boasts 10000
adult members, flight and ground
crews, communication men and
first aid technicians. 1t operates
some 1,100 light, liaison planes
and operated by the organization.
Its members own and operate an
other 5000 light planes in per-
formance of its missions. Some
10000 CAP members are rated pill
OTIS. CAP also operates more than
10000 radio stations-fixed, mobile
and airborne-for us in emergen-
cies.
The Civil Air Patrol Cadet pro-
gram, the only U. S. youth program
based on aviation and the air age,
now has more than $4,000 teen
ayers participating.
Milford chronicle., 1957-12-13
PUBLIC AUCTION
OF
FARM MACHINERY
At Our Canning Plant Near
MachipOngo, Virginia
FRIDAY, DECEMBER Goth. 1875


FRIDAY, DECEMBER Goth, 1857
AT 1000 O'CLOCK A. M.
Having decided to discontinue the
farming phase of our business, we
will offer at public auction all farm
ing equipment used in that opera
tion, as follows:
23-JOHN DEERE TRACTORS
1-Model go (w/ single frt. wheel
and adj. frt. axle)
1-Model 40" (w/ single frt. wheel
and adj. frt. axle)
S-Model "a"
4-Model "B''
4Model ID"
5-Model mt"
6-JOHN DEERE PLOwS
5-No. IS B 3 BIN. IA"
1-No c Btm I41
13-JOHN DEERE HARROWS
2-15 ft. Model 'sS'' (Single action)
2-8 ft. ''JBA'
2-6 it. "KBA"
4-10 it. ''KBA'
3-S15 ft. Killefer
3-John Deere Four-section Rotary
New Holland Two-row Transplant
erS
2-Iron Age two-row potato planters
4-John Deere Seed Drills
2-Model ''B"
2-Model 'FFs'
2-John Deere Model &c" Field Gull
tivators
1-Hardie 3-pt. Hitch Duster
2-John Deere No. "a Four-row
John Deere IL #. Spring tooth
Harrow
BRADY Vine Pulverizer
2-John Deere 12-A Combines
4-John Deere Model "A' Fertilizer
Dist.
2-Pender So-Rite fit. Sewers
5-Brillon Soil Pulverizers
3-Side- Delivery Rakes
1-4-Row Anhydrous Applicator
3-Weeders
3-No. 5 John Deere Mowers
2-John Deere Potato Diggers
1-Steel Roller
dirt Scoop on Wheels
Several wood spike drags
Several Green Crop leaders
Several Planet, Jr. Planting Units
1-Boggs Potato Grader
2-Chevrolet " T. Pickups
1-Chevrolet T. Truck
1-Studebaker u T. Pickup
3-Chevrolet 1k T. Trucks
Ford Gasoline Tank Truck
In case of bad weather, sale will be
held ON Saturday. December 21st.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH
EASTERN SHORE
CANNING COMPANY, INC.
Chuck Evans, Auctioneer 12-13-2t
Milford chronicle., 1957-12-13
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property
TUESDAY. DECEMBER II. 1857

TUESDAY, DECEMBER IL, 1867
AT 1890 O'CLOCK p. M.
Rain or Shine
I, the undersigned, will sell at Pub
lie Auction the personal property of
deceased Luther A. O'Bier, Seaford,
Delaware, near Oak Grove, the fol-
lowing:
FARM MACHINERY
A ton 1857 Dodge pickup, less than
1000 miles; Super H tractor, set ID"
two bottom /. H. plows, 16 foot I. H.
disc, fit. /. H. pulverizer, /. HI. cul-
tivator for H or M, rubber tired
wagon with corn body, nearly new:
row Case rotary hoe, 2-row Case corn
planter, weed sprayer, almost new;
Superior 10-spout drill, 3-section drag,
2-section drag, 2-horse wagon, l.
horse power, tractor seeder, grain fan,
q electric motor, platform scales,
nearly new; David Bradley power saw,
32-foot extension ladder, lot of to-
mato baskets, bench saw with * mo-
tor; lot dressed pine boards, about
1000 feet; steel wise, taps and dies,
lot of shop tools and items too num-
erous to mention.
TERMS: CASH day of sale.
CARRIE W. O'BIER
Administrative for estate of
Luther A. O'Bier
John Hastings, Auctioneer. 12-6-2t
Milford chronicle., 1957-12-13
MYRT is ON THE PINS

SAN ANTONIO Up Myrt De-
FLY registered Is straight strikes
when she turned in a. 800 game in
the mixed doubles bowling COM
petition at Highland Center. She
had ended her previous game with
three straight strikes. The 800
game helped her attain a three
game series of 673. 1t was her fifth
600 series in succession.
Milford chronicle., 1957-12-13
Executrix's Sale
of valuable
REAL ESTATE
AND
Personal Property

SATURDAY, DECEMBER Ia, 1857
AT 1900 O'CLOCK NOON
at the residence of the late Hettie M
Roach, situate in Prime Hook Neck.
on the south side of the public road
leading from Walter Argos to Prime
Hook Beach, the following:
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Three piece living room suite, 3
rockers, lounge chair, 2 bedroom
suites, 2 wash stands, l iron bed
stead, l single bedstead, 3 dressers, 2
mattresses, L feather bed, 8 rugs, 1
leather lounge, library table, 2 kitchen
tables, Majestic kitchen stove, 2 Duo
Therm oil burners, studio couch, 2
lamps, l F'rigidaire, radio, victrola,
dishes, cooking utensils and other
household goods too numerous to men,
ton.
Love seat, sofa, chairs, lamp,
wood churn, sewing machine, meal
chest, drop-leaf table, dining room
table, wash bowls, pitches, etc.
CASH will be demanded on the day
of sale for all items of personal prop
erty.
approximately 100 laying Hens
Lot of miscellaneous farming i'm
plements.
REAL ESTATE TO BE SOLD
AT 900 O'CLOCK p. M.
All that certain tract, piece and
parcel of land situate in Cedar Creek
Hundred, Sussex County, Delaware,
lying on the South side of the Public
Road leading from Walter Argos to
Prime Hook Beach, adjoining lands of
Walter Argo, Mary Smith, and Mrs.
Charles NAPLES, containing ninety 900
acres, more or less, which includes
about ten Q0) acres of march, improv-
ed by a two story, 8 room dwelling
and outbuildings thereon.
TERMS. % nar cent of the nlIr-
chase money for the real estate will
be demanded on the day of sale, and
balance to be paid within Is days
thereafter, or On delivery of the deed.
Purchaser or purchasers will be re-
quired to pay the costs and expenses
of the deed or deeds, and the revenue
stamps thereon.
ETHEL r. ROACH
Executrix of the estate of
Hettie M. Roach, Deceased
John r. Hastings, Auctioneer
George A. Morrison, Clerk 11-29-3t