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Evening star., 1963-01-03
Betty Crocker' Guest
Speaker at Dinner

A graduate Of Iowa State
University, Mrs. Hallbert also
studied at Columbia Univer-
sity and found her first job
demonstrating jam and jelly
making to women. In 1941,
she became supervisor Of the
Betty Crocker editorial sec
ton, and in 1858, assistant
director of the department.
Since 1858, she has been di-
rector.
Analyzing Betty Crocker's
almost universal appeal to
women, Mrs. Hallbert says,
"She stands for service with
a heart a warm, woman
to-woman relationship backed
by quality and integrity,
assuring the homemaker that
business is really motivated
by wish to meet her needs"
The January business meet
ing of the District Home
Economists in Business will
be held in the Crows Nest of
Ted Lewis restaurant. Miss
Catherine McCarron. home
service advisor of the Virginia
Electric Power Co. and chair
man of the group, will pre-
side. Program arrangements
were made by Mrs. Carol Best,
director Of home economics,
for the National Association
of Frozen Food Packers
VT.
Evening star., 1963-01-03

"a teaspoon cinnamon
Pinch of powdered cloves
Pinch of powdered ginger
8 tablespoons butter
l small can crushed
pineapple
"a cup dark sweet rum,
heated
Roll bananas In the sugar
which has been blended with
the spices. Saute in butter
until lightly Drowned and
sugar begins to caramelize.
Place in layers in a shallow
casserole or decorative skillet
that can be brought to the
table, sprinkling more of the
sugar-spice mixture over each
layer, but saving out 2 ia
blespoons. Pour the crushed
pineapple with its siI'up over
the bananas. add the reserved
sugar mixture. Place in oven
preheated to $50 degrees;
bake until top begins to car
amelize. Remove from oven,
spoon heated rum over top,
lighting rum. Carry flaming
to table. This is very sweet
but quite delicious. Four gen.
erous servings.
Evening star., 1963-01-03

Mrs. Helen H. Hallbert, di-
rector Of the Betty Crocker
Kitchens of General Mills,
will be the guest speaker for
the District of Columbia
Home Economists in Business
at their dinner meeting on
January 8.
Mrs. Hallbert is a versatile
administrator with a back
ground of line of duty service
in a half dozen areas of home
economics. In addition to
serving as national chairman
of the Home Economists in
Business section of the Amer
ican Home Economics As
sociation, a job that takes her
all over the United States,
she directs the activities of a
49-woman staff and five test
kitchens. With her staff,
Helen tests recipes, develops
new products and services for
established products, produces
films and classroom learning
aids, writes cook books and
answers mail that pours in
from homemakers in so States
and many foreign countries.
She has brought both
Canadian and British home
economists into the Betty
Crocker kitchens in Minneap-
oils for months of intensive
training before they returned
to set up branch kitchens in
their own countries
Evening star., 1963-01-03
Banana Date
Nut Bread

grees. Grease muffin pans or
line with paper baking cups.
Blend together cranberry
sauce, banana and egg. Add
muffin mix; stir with a fork
until blended. Fill muffin
cups half full. Bake at 400
degrees for 1920 minutes or
until golden brown.
Variation:
Coffee Cake - Proceed as
above, pouring batter into
paper-lined S-inch square
pan. Bake at $50 degrees for
$3.50 minutes, Garnish with
glaze made of confectioners
sugar and water.
Evening star., 1963-01-03

/ egg
"a cup mashed banana
u cup water
package date muffin mix
"a cup nuts
Preheat oven to $50 de-
grees. Line bottom Of loaf
pan (812x41ax2A wit h
waxed paper. Blend. egg.
mashed banana and water in
a medium-sized bowl. Add 2
envelopes of mix and nuts.
Stir with a fork until blended.
Pour into loaf pan. Bake As
so minutes or until cake
tester, inserted in center,
comes out clean. Yield one
loaf.
Banana BIueberry Mullins
u cup mashed banana
cup water
/ tablespoon cooking oil
l egg
/ package blueberry muffin
mix
Preheat oven to 400 de-
grees. Grease muffin cups or
use paper baking cup liners.
Blend together banana, water.
oil and egg. Add muffin mix;
stir with fork until blended.
Fill muffin cups half full.
Bake at 400 degrees for l8
minutes or until golden
brown.
Banana Orange Cranberry
Mullins
"a cup whole berry cranberry
sauce
"a cup mashed banana
l egg
/ package orange muffin mix
Preheat oven to 400 de-
Evening star., 1963-01-03
ADVERTISEMENT
Concise answers
to your questions
about SPACE

Are satellites free of gravity?
-. Once a rocket is in space
how can it be steered? &.
How can we get a man back
from the moon without the
complicated launching appa-
ratus used at Canaveral?
Read the answers to these
and IL other questions about
space in an article condensed
from Popular Science in
the January Readers Digest
--RoW on sale.
Evening star., 1963-01-03
FAULKNER
FuVorite Dessert Is Elan

Continued from Page d.
sugar and the water in a
square glass baking dish 90
by 10 inches). heat over very
low heat, shaking occasional
ly to prevent burning, until
sugar turns into golden sirup
(or this can be done in a
skillet and the sirup poured
into 4 or S custard cups g..
Cool until firm. Com bin e
milk. beaten egg yolks (or
whole eggs, beaten, vanilla
and remaining 2 tablespoons
sugar, beat to blend well,
pour over caramel. Place in
larger pan with water to
depth Of y inch, bake at 325
degrees for l to IL hours
until knife inserted in CEN
ter comes out clean. Chill
again. Invert, turning out on
platter. Cut large custard
into squares to serve. Makes
four TO six servings.
Evening star., 1963-01-03
Funcy Up Custurds

Cup custards, turned out,
are delightful served with
canned dark sweet cherries
or with canned apricots or a
combination of the fruits.
Evening star., 1963-01-03
EosY Appetizer

Company coming? Bake
tiny biscuits. Split while hot,
butter and insert small slices
of boiled ham, A perfect ap-
petizer choice-and so easy
to make.
Evening star., 1963-01-03
SoyoY Stew

Stew for dinner tonight?
Enhance this savory dish by
topping it with perky parsley
pinwheels. Roll out biscuit
dough to a rectangle. Brush
the dough with melted butter,
sprinkle with chopped pars-
ley, roll up like a jelly roll
and cut into slices. Place the
slices cut side up atop hot
stew and bake until crusty
brown.
Evening star., 1963-01-03
Ham Variety

For three different meals
from a smoked half ham, Sc
lect a butt half. Split it into
two pieces by cutting under
the round bone, and use the
large, boneless section for
baking. Cut slices from the
other section for another
meal, loosening the m e Vt
around the bone with a
knife. The remaining meat
may be used for a diced ham
dish.
Evening star., 1963-01-03

Banana breads have
lasting qualities However due to the deeabe
the market they being heered with enthusiasm
matter of minutes mashed banana be blended with fruit muffin
mix and the result tempting bread with the flavor
Today giving recipes for bread variations that have
with popular approval Try quick bananadatenut bread
with date muffin mix Other
and banana nge-cran
Evening star., 1963-01-03
PIutunos al Ron

8 small bananas, cut in half
lengthwise
l cup brown sugar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15
S1l

Calf Recently PRrvATR LaNR pub
Iished some inside dope
SleIy on an interesting golf
mystery: how much do golf pros tip
their caddies after winning q big
tournament (Answer. around
$1,00O.) Since then, we've heard
about the most generous gratuity in
golf history one that completely
disregarded the PEA rule that for.
bids a golfers giving more Than Eve
percenfofhis winnings to his caddie.
In 1860 Arnold Palmer won
the Masters and told his wife to give
his caddie a very generous $500.
Instead, Mrs. Winnie PaImsr gave
thebOy awhOppingc for SIS. 900
just q sOOman!y sip q . syo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15
dHnga

axe mine Il was Just one year
~ ago that the Pest
vanilla master General Of
France dramatically launched the
worlds FIRST nun 81 Favored postage
stamps. PRHvArE LINE has inquired
Of M. HenEi Andebert. Assistant
Postmaster General Of France, about
how the stamps are faring. The
pioneer batch was mins-Havored, and
the Post Office promised 10 follow
through with other delicious favors.
"0ur mint-ilavored stamp" he
told Us. ''has gone over big with the
public. Recently in RIarseills we
launched our second favor ~ anise,
which. IS you know, is the basic ele-
ment Of that famous MarsciIIe drink,
Pernod. Wien he people found o..f
tbe anise stamp had no alcoholic con.
sens hey aseFs slighsly disappointed,
bus .ss sod go. 900 n de M@ssiIIs
area alone. Nos0 sR'rs IN sroIbls
because Bordeaux SAINTS rins
stamp and Rheims .uanis cham
payne aapored one"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15

@
Nall AZ Turns out thsA the US.
- -, has no monopoly on
JIG WSSA Liberty Bells. At II
o'clock this Sunday night. President
Adolfo Lopen Anteos Of Mexico
win ring the Liberty Bell that first
stirred the nation to the Revolution
Of independence lSS years ago. And
with true Latin enthusiasm, the pop
ulace win whOOp il up for two whole
days!
By coincidence the other Cen
trail America countries - Cuate-
mala, Honduras, Costa Rica, Mica
ragua and Fl Salvador - celebrate
their independence on September
Is. 50 the whole Isthmus win be
iumpingl
Mexican independence win also
be commemorated in SIX US. cities
- Los Angeles, San Francisco,
Chicago. Houston. San Antonio and
New York. Happy times. amigOsi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15

could have won the U. S. Civil War.
Wscheuka1 Ibis iAeO.y o.st 9Th q
niisus, expert and spus tad aho,
"suiab ilsck. more men and beisv
sirusqgy." any army could kags ,s0n
amy spur.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15

Ihemistake was
caught in time. But
ever since, while
Arnie practices chip
shots. Mrs. Palmer
has been busy study
ing mathematics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15

nadcaaIe If you think some Of
our Civil War bluffs
ID gray are going overheard,
take q look At the couple below.
They are Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus
Hinton, Of Taplow, Buckingham
shire, England. Mr.. Hinton Is at
tired in the dress uniform Of = Con-
federate major general, and Mrs.
Hinton in IN appropriate cFinoline.
Mr.. Hinton Is founder Of an associa-
ton in Britain whose aim Is 10 prove
that with luck, more men and bet
ter strategy" the Confederate Army
Evening star., 1963-05-03
HERBY'S

COMPACT CARS
SALE
American Service Center
areas oldest and largest
STUDEBAKER LARK and
MERCEDES-BENZ dealer
has an exceptionally fine
selection of late : model
compact cars. All cars are
thoroughly reconditioned
and guaranteed and are in
the most wanted makes,
models and colors. We can
arrange bank-rate financ-
ing with as low as $l98
down and up to So months
to pay. Here is a partial
listing of what we have
to offer:
'62 CORVAIR MONZAS
'63 FALCONS
'62 LARK DAYTONAS
'62 TEMPEST LeMANS
COUPE
'62 CHEVY II SEDANS
'62 CHEVY II NOVA HIT.
CONVERTIBLES
'62 FAIRLANE 800"
'62 COMETS
'62 FALCONS
'62 OLDS F-85 CONVERT.
'62 RAMBLER AMERICAN
81 CORVAIR MONZAS
81 LARKS
81 TEMPEST
81 OLDS F-85 CUTLASS
81 VALIANT WAGON
81 RAMBLER
81 RENAULT DAUPHINE
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Observation-Disclosures Benz
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CONTINENTAL 's2 Convertible, full
power. 81, ,695, Butler Bonded. LEE
.. BUTLER, 1l2l 21st st. NV.
FE. 1924
CONTINENTAL '62 convertible, fun
power and air conditioning. 81
500. Butler Bonded. LEE d. BUT
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3244.
CONTINENTAL '63 sedan. White,
red leather, factory air. full power,
Capitol Cadillac-O -Olds Co.
1850 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
CORVAIR 80 Goo 4-dr., stand.
l OWNER, Ss75. 946-47s6.
CORVAIR '61 4-dr. station wagon,
auto. radio. 81, 1,495.
WILLIAMS & BAKER
Goth and M SITS. NV. 965-17OO
Evening star., 1963-05-03

DODGE 'b4 conv. VS.. p,s., new
top. good body, excel. running
cond., S425. 949-70lO.
Evening star., 1963-05-03
srRAIuHT-sTIcK sPEcIALs

CHEv. '6l VS. convert, ermine
white finish, r and h., auto.
trans, power steering, Wv. tires.
etc, l-year warranty. A beauti-
ful car and Just in time for sum-
mer driving. only Sl,995. small
Evening star., 1963-05-03
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CADILLAC 81 Coupe. beautiful
silver and white, matching inte-
rior. all power, factory air con-
oitioning, S3.49S,
Evening star., 1963-05-03

DODGE '57 coronet, 4-dr, VS.
naTs HstO' ps pb1a I Ev.. and ,ri h' 's.iSiS. SiS,
Evening star., 1963-05-03
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CoRVAIR MONZA 1862 2-dr. Sc
dan, Nassau blue, auto, trans.
Wv. tires, r. and h., 1880 mi.
Diplomat leaving country. S1,7O0
or best offer. HO 2-3135.
CORVETTE 1861. modified to '82.
new, paint and new tires mint
condition. S2,975. 434-10Sl.
Evening star., 1963-05-03

CADILLAC 81 convertible. beauti-
ful gold fin, matching interior,
al power, like new, 1896.
Evening star., 1963-05-03
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

80 station wagon,
beautiful white finish, completely
loaded. must be seen to appreci-
ate, only 81 ,Sa5.
GENERAL CAR & WAGON SALES
1717 Rhode Island Ave. NE. .
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Britain Plans to Extend
Fishing Water Limits

limit Of six nautical miles and
the fishing zone up to II nauti-
cal miles. A nautical mile mes-
sures lis land miles.
The final British decision
will be taken in the light of
what happens at a conference
Of 16 European maritime ma
tons on fishery limits in Lon
don opening Tuesday.
If these talks produce q con-
sensus in favor. say. Of q nine
mile fishing limit. the British
may 60 along with 1t.
But If, as authorities here
seem to expect. the talks END
in disagreement, Britain Is like
ly to act Independently.
The Foreign Office described
as nature Q report In the Time:
Of London that Britain will tel
the conference at the outsei
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-01

that British fishing limits are
to be pushed out TO IL miles.
The British already have be-
gun to clear the way for . revi-
sion of their three-mile limit.
which was first officially ac-
cepted in 1893.
They have denounced the
North Seas Fisheries Conven-
ton Of 1882 which bound them,
the French. the Belgians,
Dutch, Germans and Danes to
recognize a three-mile limit.
The convention expires next
May IS and the British-French
fishing regulations. written un-
der a convention Of 1889, will
end next June "a.
Some delicate diplomatic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-01

LONDON. Nov. 80 (AP)-
Britain is planning q big extern
sion Of her territorial and fish
ing water limits. high govern
ment sources said today.
These sources reported the
cabinet has still to decide just
when, and by how much. the
present three mile limit will be
stretched.
The expectation is that the
British will adopt a formula
proposed by the United States
and Canaea at the 1860 Law OF
the Sea Conference held under
United Nations auspices in
Geneva.
Il Narrowly defeated. this
would have universally author.
lied nations to fix the breadth
Of the territorial sea up to {
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-01

problems would arise with the
French II the British adopted a
l2-mile fishery zone. Such q
limit would take the zone bey-
ond the halfway mark in the
English Channel which, at its
narrowest point Is about %
miles wide.
There has long been some
friction between trswlermen In
the channel-with British ma
val vessels hard put to keep the
French out of grounds claimed
by Britain.
Evening star., 1963-08-23

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bier, fin, bsmt.. excel. cond., cony.,
to schools. stores, bus. Sll0. Ex.
3-8500. ewes. IA 9-5600. -.
SILVER SPRING Prestige home, >
or 4 bedrms., acre lot, beaut. rinse
immed. pOss. $3.50 mo. ,1H
c. paul hickman, inc. $4,000
SILVER SPRING : Centrally air-cond.
STR; S5IS: sySo' sPItt' Jiy eseSFRs'' s.S1lS den' 2
Evening star., 1963-08-23

CONTINUED on Next Page) q
Milford chronicle., 1963-12-06
Blood Plea
In Milford
Answered By
l37 People
Larry Baker And Her
man Hastings Have
Cause For Thanks
giving AS LOG Pints
Are Collected.

A plea for blood was made
1877 answered. This was truly a
week Of thanksgiving for two
Milford families.
Larry Baker and Mr.. Herman
Hastings, both Of Milford, had
good reason to give thanks on
Thanksgiving, 1868. For, on
Tuesday, November 26th, at the
Calvary Methodist Church they
saw friend, neighbor and
serviceman come to their aid In
great number, to give the blood
which will be necessary for them
to undergo the open heart
surgery at the Univsr sity OF
Pennsylvania Hospital in
January. There we're only 81 re-
jects out of the 1S7 total
|processed, making 4 total II 1o6
pints Of blood.
Because Of the numerous pints,
20 in all, that are needed
to prime the heart lung machine,
and ii is replaced on a two-for-
one basis, 1t makes 1t necessary
to draw at least 40 pints per
Continued on page C2)
Milford chronicle., 1963-12-06
Historical Group
Art Show Dec. Is

The Milford Historical Society
Art Show at the Shawnee Country
Club will open at 400 p.m., Fri
day, December 9Th. No admis-
sion will be charged and the
public is cordially invited to
attend. The hours that the show
will be open to public viewing
are from a pm. to 10 pm. on
Friday, from 2 pm. to 10 pm.
on Saturday, and from 2 pm.
to 8 pm. on Sunday.
A large number of artists have
been invited to exhibit their work
and an excellent showing is an
ticipated. Oil paintings, water
colors, drawings, etchings,
prints, pastels, sculpture, and
ceramics are expected. Many Of
Continued on page A5)
Milford chronicle., 1963-12-06
Flowing Bowl Can
Mean Traffic Toll

Your flowing bowl could mean
a traffic toll, the Delaware Safe
ty Council warned yesterday.
The office party with its flow
ing bowl can boost the Christmas
traffic toll, said J. james Ash
ton, manager Of the council.
"Either dry 1t p or CT 1t
out" the council manager urged
business and industry.
Surveys made by ths National
Safety Council show that a size
able percentage 6 Christmas
traffic accidents occur in the
early hours OF the holiday period.
Many Of these can bs traced
back to the office party ard Its
highball hilarity.
"This is no effort to danper
Continued on page C1)
Milford chronicle., 1963-12-06
Senior High
Chorus Will
Sing Dec. IL
Repeat The Per-
formance Again On
Dec. 18th; Program
Participants Listed.

The members of the Senior
High School Chorus will present
their annual Christmas program
on Tuesday, December II, at
9:f5 am. and again at 800 pm.
on Tuesday evening, December
II. Both presentations will be
in the Lakeview Avenue High
School Auditorium, william E.
Miller, director.
PROGRAM
Chimes and Organ.
Carol "Joy to the World
Qst verse) Handel Arr. by
Lowell Mason.
Girls from First Period
Chorus Creme Ingram, Shirley
Postles, Sharon Gellens, Lor-
raine Green, Chris Homan, Jan
Continued on page A6)
Milford chronicle., 1963-12-06
Club
Hears About
HerOines
Group Told Of Exploits
Of The Distaff Side
In The Revolution
BY Mrs. Clarence
Jester.

Mrs. Clarence Jester gave an
entertaining and Informative
program at the Milford New
Century Club on Monday. Pre-
sented to the members by Mrs.
J. S. Willis, chairman for the
afternoon, Mrs. Jester gave her
audience an opportunity to hear
the unsung praises of the
heroines Of the Revolutionary
period in the history of that
time. A number Of members
gave brief histories Of those
women who braved death, hard
ships and long suffering duties
to help the cause in which they
so ardently believed. Marth a
Washington, Katherine Green,
Molly Pollock, Nancy Morgan
Hart, Molly Pitcher, Elizabeth
Zane and a number Of others
became real personages as the
members listened to the things
they did for freedom in that
Revolutionary period. Inter-
spersed with the histories were
solos by Mrs. J. Raymond Ben
nett, accompanied by Mrs. Robt.
Rudolph. Mrs. Bennett sang Sc
lections appropriate to the sea-
son as we'll as religious num-
bers.
Miss May Watson gave the de-
Continued on page A5)
Milford chronicle., 1963-12-06
Sussex Alters Are
On Chicago Trip

From college and high school
9 young men and women are in
Chicago on a week-long trip as
Delaware delegates to the AZ
National All Club Congress.
These people have worked
hard to earn this trip and II is an
honor to be selected. Represent
ing Sussex County as Delaware
delegates are: Richard Nelson,
Achievement; Everett Bennett,
Leadership; Faye Seely, Home
Improvement; Janice Warning
ton, Clothing; Raymond Joseph,
Swine; and Sharon Chaffinch,
Health. Each is a state winner
for work In their project area.
All will focus on "Citizenshir
in Action" at the Dec. :
Continued on page A6)
Milford chronicle., 1963-12-06
Santa Claus
Coming To
Milford On
Saturday
Will Arrive At The
S hopping h Center
Parking Lot By Hell
icOpter In The Morn
ing.

"Santa's coming to Milfordl"
That remark is on the lips Cd
all the "Small Fry" and Santa
is due here on Saturday, Dec. 2.
He will arrive via helicopter
on Saturday morning at 1000
O'Clock and will land on the
Shopping Center parking lot.
There he will be greeted by
Chamber Of Commerce, Shopping
Center, and City OF Milford Of
ficials.
The Milford High School
Marching Band, under the bator
Of Paul Teare, will lead Santa,
who will ride a Carlisle Fire
Company engine through the
downtown business section.
Santa will then take up his
abode in the "Story Book House.
on the Walnut Street Bridge
Panel, where he will be avail
able to his young friends every
weekday from loo until SOC
pm. and from TOO until 600
pm. He will have a little gif
for each Of his young friends
The majority Of Milford
stores, both In the Downtown
Section and the Shopping Center
will be open every weekday nigh
until 800 O'Clock until Christ
mas Eve, when all will close a
$50 pm.
The nsw Christmas lights were
turned on last Friday night, anc
Milford has never looked more
Christmasy or pretty.
Next weeks paper will carry
a full account Of the lighting
contest sponsored jointly by the
Chamber Of Commerce and the
City Of Milford with $4,000 tc
be awarded in cash prizes.
Milford chronicle., 1963-12-06
Development Dept.
Need Events Dates

Delaware organizations plan
ming events OF general public
interest for the period, January
l, 1864, through June 80, 1864,
are urged to make Information
concerning such events available
to David S. Hugg, state informa-
tion officer, at the Delaware
State Development Department,
As The Green, Dover, at the
earliest possible date.
This Information, according to
Mr.. Hugg, will be used in a
forthcoming issue 0 Delaware
Calendar Of Events," which is
published and distributed by the
Development Department. In
formation concerning the states
most significant 1854 events will
also be supplied by Mr.. HuEg to
Continued on page C1)
Milford chronicle., 1963-12-06
Pre-Christrnas
Sale At Burton's $

A pre-Christmas inventory
sale of used cars and trucks is
announced this week at l. G.
Burton & Company, Inc. on the
Rehoboth Highway. This an
nouncement should be of interest
to many folks on the Eastern
Shore who have been waiting for
just such an event.
Mr.. Burton says the large
volume of new car sales have
built up their stocks of used
cars and trucks. He thinks they
have the finest assortment OF
used cars and trucks they have
ever had. The pre-Christmas
inventory sale is their way OF
sharing with you.
All the cars and trucks have
been carefully checked and re-
conditioned. The best possible
price has been placed on each
one. There are some very good
buys.
You should look over the big
advertisement that appears in
this issue of the paper. Better
| yet, go out to |. G. Burton &
Company, Inc. on the Rehoboth
Highway and see for yourself.