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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-03
COP Women
|CiUe Party
$500 Check

The Federation of Republican
Women of Montgomery County
recently presented a check for
$500 to the State Central Com.
mittee and thereby became a
sustaining member of the party.
Gifts of 500 assure a sustain
ing membership.
Five local clubs in the Fedora
ton also have become sustain
ing members: Manor Club, $3.50;
Rock Creek, $500; Silver Spring,
500; Takoma Park, 500; and
Wheaton, 500.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-03
Riding Ability
To Be Tested

Youthful horsemen will be
tested on their riding prowess
at a meeting of the Potomac
Pony Club at 1:30 pm. Sunday
at the Hunt Club Kennels on
Glen rd., Potomac.
Less experienced riders will
be judged on the fundamentals
of horsemanship. These include
walk, trot and canter prof.
cheney; knowledge Of equipment,
saddling and points of the horse.
More experienced riders will
hold an oral review and discus
sion of stable management,
grooming and general care OF
mounts at the parish hall.
Newer members win be led on
q cross-country ride by Jack
Smith, of South Glen I'd. Fur.
Their information can be obtain
ed by calling Mrs. Skippy
Hughes, Poplar 2-676S.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-03
Male Singers
Sought at Acc

Atomic Energy Commission
employees are appealing for
outside help in their forthcom-
Ing presentation of a comic
operetta at Leland Junior High
School.
The Acc Choral Club said
there is an urgent need for
male voices which has not been
filled by those working In the
agency's building at German.
town.
Those interested should call
Robert j. Frederick, WAverly
1888, after 6 pm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-03
Heart Fund Gets
$1,000 Donation

A Bethesda resident donated
$1,000 to the Montgomery Coun-
ty Heart Fund in memory of
her husband, who died of a
heart attack a year ago.
Mrs. Lloyd E. Stonnel, 5515
Mckinley ST., made the dona-
ton because IT just feel that
this is something Lloyd would
have wanted me to do"
She expressed the hope her
contribution will help save lives
through research and new treat
ments.
ut seems the best memorial l
can think Of to Lloyds own
life" she said,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-03

U. S. Library of Congress.
Edward T. Dunlap, of Saunders
Ia, Potomac, selected these and
other old photos in his capacity
as society curator.
In addition to the pictures,
the society also will exhibit
antique implements, clothing,
utensils and other artifacts from
early Montgomery County.
Areas photographed and other
wise depicted include Sandy
Spring, Ednor, Cabin John,
Great Falls, G Gather burg,
Poolesville, Redland, Seneca,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-03
old Photos Of County to Be Displayed

A display of between 40 and
GO photographs of early Mont.
gomery County, its towns and
institutions will be presented
March 6-27 by the Montgomery
County Historical Society in CO.
operation with the Rockville
Art League.
The show will be opened to
the public each Sunday, from
2 until 6 pm, in the Leagues
quarters at the Rockville Civic
Center, Baltimore I'd.
Some of the photographs were
obtained with permission of the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-03
Blair to Present Wonderful Town

Montgomery Blair Hig h
School will present the hit must
cal comedy, Wonderful Town,"
at its annual show March II, Is
and 10.
The musical was adopted
from the book, "My Sister
Eileen" by Ruth McKenney, and
deals with the adventures of two
sisters from a small Ohio town
who come to New York to win
fame and fortune. The two
girls will be played by Jane Mel
son and Margery Hughes.
Directing the production is
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-03
Baptist Church
To Be Dedicated

The new Twinbrook Baptist
Church building will be dedi.
Gated at 8 pm. Sunday.
Dedicatory ceremonies will
be conducted by the Rev. Ed.
ward Hughes Pruden, minister
Of the First Baptist Church OF
Washington, D. c.
The new building Is located at
Twinbrook pkwy. and Norbeck
rd., Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-03
Cahoon Is Chairman

County Councilman David
Cahoon has been elected chair
man of the newly organized
Foley for Congress Club in the
Fourth Election District. Other
officers are:
Frank Bliss, jr., and Mary
Curling, vice chairmen, and
Ruth Hayes, treasurer.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-03
Hold Pizza Party

The Mothers Club of the Boys
Club of Silver Spring viii spon.
sor a pizza party at 7:30 pm.
Saturday at the American
Legion Post No. Al, 9O5 Sligo
ave-, Silver Spring.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-03

Mrs. Travis Hillman, Blair pub
lie speaking teacher, with the
aid of students Linda Strompf
and Florence SPECIAL.
Tickets may be obtained at
the door or in Silver Spring
stores.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-03

Triadelphia (now under the
waters of Triadelphia Lake,
Brookeville, an dmany others.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-03
Sings in Clee Club

Sings IN OIee LIub
Judith Hougen. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Volorus H. Hou-
gen, Tulip la. and Glen Mill rd.,
Rockville, will participate in the
Beaver College Glee Club con-
cert Saturday at Glenside. Pa.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-03

Have you felt all along keen respect for the Wide-Track
Ponacs cleancu beauty? World fashion authorities agree!
The International Fashion Council has just presented it's
1860 Award for Outstanding Design to Pontiac! Shouldn't
these eyecatching roadholdng belong to you?
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-03

Printed from new plates on fine
Bible paper. Color Fronfispises and
Presentation Page. Contains Fam
lily Register and Holy Scriptures.
Gilf Stamped with Amber Edges.
individually boxed In 4-coIor Giff
Box.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-03
THE NEW AMERICAN
BABY BOOK

Every mother or sxpseiani mother
will benefit by this book. Complete
information on prenatal care
through BabY's sixth year. A guide
10 parents on the emotional as we'll
Is the physical care Of the child,
including Diet. Clothing and Rsers-
alton. Fully illustrated. Sine
S%"xsh". Over 800 pages.
Evening star., 1960-12-12
Kennedy's GodchiId
United With Mother

LONDON. Dec. IL (AP).-
President-elect John r. Ken
nedy's niece and godchild.
born in the United States
during the election cam
paign, was flown home to
England tonight.
Four month old Anna
Christina Radziwill slept
soundly through the airport
reunion with her mother.
Princess Caroline Radziwill.
Kennedy's sister-in-law.
II mustn't play with her."
the mother whispered. "She
must be far too tired.
Funny, isn't it." she said
with a laugh. to be meeting
your baby for the first time
at an airport. This is the
first time I've really seen her.
The first time I've held her
in my arms"
Anna was born 10 weeks
prematurely while her father.
Evening star., 1960-12-12

Polish-born Prince Stanislas
Radziwill. helped campaign
for Kennedy.
The baby weighed only
three pounds at birth. and
spent the first weeks Of her
life in a hospital incubator.
"I've never seen her ex-
cept through plate glass"
said Princess Radziwill. "And
she was so bundled up you
couldn't really call it seeing"
The Princess herself was
i'll after the birth and flew
home to England. Anna was
too delicate to be moved.
"This is her first day out
side glass" said the Princess.
81 wonder If ! was being too
impetuous wanting her over
here so soon. But the doctors
assured me she was gaining
weight and was well enough
to make the journey with a
nurse.
Anna weighs six pounds
now and Is quite strong. But,
Of course, we shall have to be
very careful with her."
Anna was christened as
soon as she was born.
I'VE had already agreed in
August that Jack was to be
godfather to our baby and my
husband was to be godfather
to theirs" said Princess
Radziwill.
"Now we are looking for
ward to a christening in
church and we hope Senator
Kennedy might be over here
to attend it. Maybe he'll be
in England for a meeting or
something.
I'VE think it might be pos
sible next spring"
The Princess is the sister
Of the President-elect's wife.
Jacqueline.
Evening star., 1960-12-12

dor and Mrs. BroSio, the
Chilean Ambassador and Mrs.
Mueller, Pakistan Ambassa-
dor Aziz Ahmed. Assistant
Secretary Of State and Mrs.
Gerard Smith, DIR. and Mrs.
Leonard Carmichael. the
Harold Hoskins. Dick How
land, the Douglas Burdens
and the Bernard Shanleys.
Budget Director and Mrs.
Maurice STAINS looked even
more excited last night than
the beauteous ballet mem.
bers, who were excited about
the snow and their Washing
ton opening. After January
20 the Stanses win set out
for 10 weeks of big-game
hunting, going first on a
safari to Africa, then to
India to hunt tiger and
finally to Nepal as guests Of
the King on another tiger
shoot. They like big-game
hunting as much as the rest
Of us like to eat.
Prima Ballerina Nadia Ne
rina did not make the party
because she decided to fly in
stead of taking the train.
and the plane had to 60 all
the way to New York before
it could land. Because she is
a South African, tonight
when she takes her curtain
bow she will be presented
with a bouquet of proteas,
the national flower Of South
Africa. which resembles arti-
chokes with maroon, red or
yellow petaled centers.
But prima ballerinas Anya
Linden and Annette Page
were there, as were premier
danseurs David Blair. Donald
MacLeary and Alexander
Grant.
JOSEPH COTTON and hi.
bride of six weeks, Patriots
Medina, were weekend guest.
of Polly Guggenheim, who CAV,
a luncheon for them yester'
day and took them to the Sat
urday night dance at the Sui
grave Club.
The Cottons were supposed
to go to Virginia today to SCI
his mother. and. said Joe, look
ing at the weather. they nigh
have to take a train. "A train?'
queried I, thinking about th'
hunt country. II guess the!
have trains" said Joe. Gran
took one. 1t might even be tn,
same train" He grinned.
Seems that he grew up il
Petersburg, and has know
Polly, who came from thosI
parts, since sh e was S. In fact
said Polly. she was present a
his first wedding and suppliet
the ring. because there hadn'
been time for Joe to take car
of all those amenities. The firs
Mrs. Cotton died a year ago.
After a visit in England will
his good looking dark haired
dark-eyed actress wife. who /
half Spanish and half English
the delightful actor and hi
bride are returning to Holly
wood this week so that sh
Can begin work on the musica
Evening star., 1960-12-12

of those rare hunts in which
the fox is unfortunately
cornered and killed. 1t
doesn't happen often, they
said reassuringly.
AND CARLO PERRONE,
italian Minister. was host at
cocktails Saturday.
Mexican Minister and Mrs.
Juan Gallardo dropped by,
along with French Counselor
and Nine. Pierre Pelen and
Italian Counselor and Mrs.
de Benedictis. Count and
Countess Ottino Caracciolo
chatted with Donatello Or
tona, who was down from
New York. and Herbert
Klotz, the Bill Merriams and
Woody Redmonds were in a
congenial group.
Evening star., 1960-12-12
EXCLUSIVELY
YOURS
British Hold Big Supper;
joseph Cottens Honored
BY BETTY BEALE

You would have thought
last evening was q moonlit,
soft summers eve judging by
the numbers who attended
the British Embassy supper
for the Royal Ballet.
British Ambassador and
Lady Caccia were obviously
pleased by the compliment
their $50 to 300 guests paid
them by sallying forth in
what even the British would
call inclement weather. They
should have been. It took
almost an act Of Congress
to arrange for transportation
last night, not to mention the
snowdrifts that topped ones
boots, the hail that dropped
from above and streets that
had accident insurance COM
panies in a state Of contin-
ual prayer.
But none Of these things,
nor even the customarily un-
cherished prospect on the
part of the masculine con-
tingent Of donning black-tie
attire Sunday evenings
stemmed the inflow of guests
at 3100 Massachusetts, avenue.
As a result it was a very
successful gathering that
started with an 8 o'clock re-
ception in the marble and
mirrored ballroom, continued
with buffet supper at small
tables scattered in various
adjoining rooms. and was
adorned throughout with the
beautiful young swanlike
creatures who will dance at
the Capitol Theater tonight.
THERE WERE THE HER
BERT MAYS fresh from
Palm Beach, where they
have been submerged in as
many political rumors as we
in Washington have been:
Justice and Mrs. Bill Douglas
he still glowing from at
tending in q near blizzard
the Redskin game, where he
huddled under. o poncho
with the Chief Justice and
watched players on a field Of
snow so deep they couldn't
see the zone lines; and Mr..
and Mrs. John Barry Ryan
Of New York and Newport,
who were weekend guests Of
the Caccias.
There were Walter Lipp-
mann and Drew Pearson.
exchanging political views;
Lily Guest, Oatsey Letter,
Janet Barnes. Bill Taylor
and Harry Covington sup
ping together; the Prentiss
Coonleys and John Popes,
arriving together and the,
Philip Amrams chatting
with the newest Embassy
couple, the Patrick Wrights.
who arrived just two days
ago.
Lsdy Moncrief was there
with Mrs. Robert Low Bacon.
Representative John
BraGemas Of Indiana was
fresh up from Acapulco
where he left Representative
Paul Rogers behind still
having q ball. And others
included the Peruvian Am
bassador and Mrs. Bercke-
meyer, the Italian Ambassa-
Evening star., 1960-12-12

of Snow White" She will play
the queen, she said.
Justice and Mrs. Potter
Stewart. Chilean Ambassador
and Mrs. Mueller and Gwen
Cafritz with a new, becoming
hairdo "a French twist -
braved the elements to get tc
Firenze. Mrs. A. Mitchell,
started out for the / O'Clock
luncheon at 1920, she said
and Scott Kirkpatrick, who ar.
rived at Q o'clock. had spent
an hour getting q taxi. :
TALLULAH BANKHEAD,
said Scott. who runs the Ma
tional Theater. will open
there January 8 for a two
week run in a brand-new
play by Mary Chase, author
Of Harvey" and Mrs. Nc
Thing" called "Midgie
Purvis," it is a fantasy comedy
that has been carefully timed
to stage its world premiere in
Washington just before the
inaugural so that the leading
Democratic lady of the stage
can be here for all the inau-
gural festivities. Talloo, one
Of the few big stage stars
who were for Kennedy
Democratic actors come
mostly from filmdom), sat on
the stage with him at his big
new York appearance, and
also went on TV on his be-
half.
After luncheon everyone
went down to Mrs. Guggen-
helms private bowling alley
and took turns knocking down
the ninepins to flex the
muscles q bit before blasting
their way back through the
blizzard.
THE GALE McLEANS
gave a cocktail party Satur-
day at the 1925 F Street Club
in honor of their son Locke
and his fiancee. Eleanor
Cummings. The young couple
will be married February 4
at st. James in New York
City.
Two surprising items were
cleaned from this attractive
gathering. One was that the
engaged pair have known
each other since the bride-to-
be was two years old! If
that isn't a good foundation
for marriage. nothing is. They
both spent their summers at
York Harbor, Me-, from birth
on.
The other surprise was
Gales new slimmed-down ap-
pearance. He has lost SO
pounds since last June and
looks both handsomer and
younger. He didn't do it
with any synthetic foods
either. He used the good old
fashioned method Of going on
the wagon and cutting out
the fattening foods.
Mrs. Eldridge Jordan was
at the party. much to the
delight Of her friends who
haven't seen much of her
since her hip fracture two
years ago. The Alec Hagners
dropped by. and so did Susie
Gardner, Admiral and Mrs.
Jerauld Wright, Betty and
Bill Gray. Eva Hinton. Fiskie
and Blair Childs, Ed and
Emily Foley. the Bill Her
rons, the Tom Clagetts. Mrs.
Goodwin Moore, who will toss
a glamorous Might in Flo
renee debut for her dauQh.
ter Olive on December 20:
Mrs. Dick Griffin, whose
daughter Victoire will be
presented at a tea on the
21st by the debutante's
grandmother, Mrs. Paul Bas-
tedo. and Bella and Gene
Martin. who had spent the
forming riding to the
hounds in Potomac on one
Milford chronicle., 1960-05-27

FOR SALE - No. Il F'rederica, 8
bedroom home, excellent buy. No. 2
Milford Lincoln Road, bedroom
ranch type home, air conditioner, wa
ter conditioner, gas stove, 7. ".
aerial, drapes, priced for quick sale.
No. 3-Rehoboth Highway, 3 bedroom
home, Dashboard heat, see us for par
ticulars. No. mo. Delaware Av-
enue, 3 bedroom home, completely re-
modelled and redecorated, may we
show you? No. 5l301 N. Z. 10th
Street, bedroom home, large lot,
good location, see us for an appoint
ment to inspect this property. No. e.
413 Charles Street, 8 bedroom home,
may we show you this close-in loca-
ton? No. 7-808 S. z. Second Street,
bedroom home, large den, beautiful
yard, close to downtown shopping, see
US for details. No. S-806 S. Z. Front
Street, bedroom home, garage,
East side of Route 113, north of Mil
priced for quick sale. No. 1O-No. 10
Clarke Avenue, 4 bedroom home, Iiv-
ing room, dining room, den, kitchen,
screened porch. Dishwasher, garbage
disposal Call us for an appointment
to inspect this executive type home
No. 11-60S McColley Street, bed
room home, excellent buy, may we
show you? No. 12-Investment prop
erty, 4 apartment building, good buy,
see us for an appointment to inspect
this property. Harvey @. Marvel,
Realtor, No. 3 South Walnut Street,
Milford. Phone GA-2-4466 Evenings
call GA-2-S828 or GA-2-5962.
216-5-27-1t
Milford chronicle., 1960-05-27

FOR SALE-No. Frame room
bungalow with garage, located oppo-
site lake on Rehoboth Boulevard. No. 2
10 acre farm, with five room frame
dwelling, barn and garage and work
shop. Located about 4 miles south of
Milford on u. S. 113. No. 3-Four lovely
homes situated in Haven Lake area
district, all modern conveniences, five
and room dwellings, can be seen by
appointment only. No. 4-Frame bum
Marshall Street. Ideal for young couple.
No. 5-Five room bungalow on Lin
coin Milford Road, just outside city
limits, with hardwood floors and forced
air heat to each room. No. 6-Framed
five room bungalow with all modern
of premises, located South McColley
Street. No. 7-Fffty-three acre farm
with remodeled ranch-type dwelling
with hot water Dashboard heat, garage
and barn to rear. Located about liz
miles west of Glendale. No. 8-Frame
ranch type bungalow with hot water
dashboard heat and 2 car oversize gar
age, located Sunset Lane Extended.
No. 9-Two story frame dwelling,
with hot water heat, centrally To-
Gated, North Walnut Street, in
the downtown district of Milford.
Ideal for business site. No. 10-Frame
5 room bungalow, completely furnish
ed, with garage apartment and work
shop, located 3 Maple Avenue. No. IL
Brand new six room bungalow with
Dashboard heat, located on Route 113
on the outskirts of Milford. No. 12-
Small store business, centrally located
at Slaughter Beach, Corner Cup
board" No. 13 Other choice listings
in our files. No: 14I3 family beach
apartment, completely ur i S h d !.
Ranch type construction. Ideal income
property. Located Prime Hook Beach.
See or call ]. w. Wells, Realtor, 10
North West Front Street, Milford, Del
aware. Phone GA-2-4021.
W-278 -eoW -4-15-tf
Milford chronicle., 1960-05-27

FOR SALE - Used automatic gas
water heater, rs gallon capacity, for
heavy users of hot water, very good,
looks good. Used upright double free
ger and refrigerator, late model, looks
new-new price, $695.00, our price,
s275.O0. Used 275 gallon oil tank on
legs. used very little, $4,000. 2 used
$500 each. We have a large selec-
tion of new breakfast suites in 5
pieces, z pieces and 3 pieces at very
reasonable prices as well as base cab
inets and utility cabinets for your
Kitchen Cahails Clark Street Store,
Harrington Phone EX-S-S077. Open
till 3 p. m. C-sS-4-22-tf
Milford chronicle., 1960-05-27

FOR SALE = Used Equipment: /
Oliver 20 with cultivator, $295.00; 1
1852 John Deere B, with power troll;
NM 335 utility power-steering Am
pill Torgue point hitch: 1 Oliver
diesel dozer, ] NH Super "a Baler
PTO: l NH Forage harvester, $495.00;
John Deere combine with motor,
S395.00; 2 Massey Harris S2-12 foot
Rice combines, mowers, discs, plows
and corn pickers, etc. l Grove dump
wagon with forage sides. G. Stanley
Short & Son, Cheswold, Delaware.
76-5-20-3t
Milford chronicle., 1960-05-27

FOR SALE-Aluminum paint, use on
and wood surfaces. Both interior and
exterior. Regular $6.95 per gallon, at
bargain price of $3.50 in gallon pals;
$4.75 in gallon cans. Free sample. VIM.
Gray, Rehoboth Boulevard, Milford.
GA-2-955S 45-4-15-f
Milford chronicle., 1960-05-27
FOR SALE: HERE'S THE Low

COST HOME buy of the year: Seven
rooms, including three bedrooms, knot
ty pine den, full attic, basement tubs
for laundry, shrubbery, large shade
trees, secluded back yard, t. v. an
tenna, ventian blinds, storm windows,
screens, large back lot for garage, low
heating cost, includes hot water. Year
ly taxes less than $4,000. One block
from Lulu Ross School. Compare to
homes costing 11-12-15 thousand dol
lars. Harvey G. Marvel Realtor.
75-5-27-1tp
Milford chronicle., 1960-05-27

FOR SALE-Desirable country home
on blacktop road. Will sell house and
acres or house with IS acres. Eight
large rooms and bath, insulated attic
and north side. 29 Alcoa aluminium
Dashboard heat, instantaneous hot wa
ter, outside buildings, desirable
shrubbery. Also Oliver Sc tractor, cul-
tivator, bean pullers. Price, $500. Phone
FT-9-465S. C-59- 9-~2-11-tf
Milford chronicle., 1960-05-27

FOR SALEPoultry equipment. =
price. 25 plastic egg buckets, electric
egg washer, q ton Carrier air condi-
TONER, Big Dutchmen automatic feed
er with 700 feet of chain, 80 one gal
lon glass Jars, two time clocks, auto
matte humidif1er. Pinewater Farms,
Harbeson p. o. Phone Lewes 1888.
S-44-5-27-2ti
Milford chronicle., 1960-05-27
FLOMERS FOR SALE .

FLOWERS FOR SALE -. Plants,
NUNS, all colors. tall and low varie-
ties; Petunias and Scarlet Sage, Ger
aniums, Sweet Williams, Asters, Ver-
bena and Pansies. or Crepe Myrtle,
pink and lavender. Mrs. Elwood Glen
daniel. Phone GA-2-5744, Lincoln, Del
aware. 35-4-zS-u
Milford chronicle., 1960-05-27

cinele mixers, 1 vacuum pump. wa
ter bowls, IL stanchions, is milk cans,
1 double water tank, water heater, can
rack, plastic silo cover, 1854 Ford pick
up. / barn, % 90. Charles J. West,
Frankford, Delaware. Phone Dickin-
SON 1866. W-41-5-27-3t
Milford chronicle., 1960-05-27

FOR SALE = Gas range, Calorie,
slightly used, like new, late model,
fully automatic, $4,000. New price
on this model would be S279.00. We
have other gas ranges as low as $3.50.
in operation at Cahalfs Clark Street
Store, Harrington. Phone EX-S-S077.
48-2-12-tf
Milford chronicle., 1960-05-27
FOR RENT: GREENWOOD,

Delaware, on Main Street Second
floor apartment. Newly decorated.
Four rooms and bath. Hot and cold
water. Private entrance. Available at
once. Price $500 per month. Call
FT-9-4Ss4. P-Sz-5-13-st
Milford chronicle., 1960-05-27

FOR SALE - Used wringer type
washers. Taken in trade and reposs-
essed famous Maytag and other makes.
All guaranteed, some like new, late mo-
dels. Aluminium tub, Maytag, -$e9.50.
Porcelain tub, $3.50. Some as low as
$500. Cahall's Clark Street Store,
Harrington. Phone Ex-S-S077.
42-2-12-tf
Milford chronicle., 1960-05-27

GARDEN SUPPLIES, GRASS
SEEDS FOR SALE-LAwn fertilizers,
nursery stock at Danegger's Hi-Way
Nursery and Garden Center, miles
north of Milford on Route 113.
D-25-4-I-tf
Milford chronicle., 1960-05-27

FOR SALE-Linoleum by Sandran,
Gold Seal and Armstrong, in s. and ~
widths. 99c yard. First grade linoleum
s sn,Du stoyD, yr eSSh indos S spfSa1 Pani Can l
laway, u. S. Route 13, Harrington.
Phone EX S-S85S. 30-S-6-tf
Milford chronicle., 1960-05-27
GOOD DIRT FOR DRTYEWAYS--

FOR SALE-Gravel mixed with
coarse sand, 8 tons. per load: good
grade top soil and chicken house fill,
also stone and sand. Will put the
chicken house fill into chicken houses.
Theodore Hastings, Milton. Phone
S614 or S673 34-S-21-tf