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Ir. and Mrs. Harley Fastings
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carter soenf t i® Ttf' end guests in Astoria,
the week-nd with their d^uSîer ' ° f Mr and Mrs ' John Duton.
Mid son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Bert „ Will Massey spent Sunday
Owen and family at Landenbure Seaford with relatives.
Pa. Little Miss Pat Owen accom- ^ r ' and ^ rs - Clark Bounds
panied them home for a few weeks. SOn of Sa,i shury. were dinner
Mrs. Lena Morris and son were Ralmo, a U ^ day ° f Mr ' and Mrs
Saturday night guests in Seafoid Ra ^° nd D J av,s '
of Mr. and Mrs. Wpodrow Eskridge nf ^m® 1 *!*! 110 Harold Bennett.
The Count-On-Me Club was en !iL Mardela * Md - were guests
tertained Wednesday evening at the r"T ° n , S f unday of Mr - and
home of Mrs. Erma Ellis Benjamin McGee and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nichols and „
daughters and Mr. and Mrs. Jen'- armialfs, P lace - kicking'
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da"^Äf m w 8 Äb a K The Ghlcagô Bears bave won
daughter, Mrs. Randall Dickerson. (hey 8 bavé* of /egamê"
Mrs. Julia Moore Is vlsitln- her ihl v .- , , Slnce Gley joined
son and daughter-in-law Mr and ' 1929. Football League
BETHEL
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DESKS-FILES -CHAIRS-SAFES
Storage Cabinets—Lockers—Visible Systems
New and Used
OFFICE FURNITURE
STATIONERY-OFFICE SUPPLIES
Xy p .K r lters--Addlng *»«WjM-Dnpll«Ung Machine,
t neck writers and Addressing Machines
# Ditto Machines
Repairs to all makes typewriters and
adding machines
105 W. 9th St
nff . a lt t „ WILMINGTON, DEL.
J es & Ejinlpment at 9th St Store
3-19-tf Fnrn,ture on,y a ' Market St Store
209 Market St
Phone 45258
Phone 27173
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DIAMOND
RINGS
Trod* Mark
DIXONS
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Give You 7-Way Proof of Value
and Guaranteed High Quality
Eft
The words "guaranteed registered
* P? r * ect K em " appear on
Keepsake tag, as illustrated.
every
2. T j>e famous Keepsake Certificate
of Permanent Registration and
Guarantee offers every purchaser
written proof of quality.
3. fmMATrolr LETTER J 0 l C0IV -
riRMATION, signed by the
makers, gives further certification
of value.
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4 Keepsake Diamond Rings carry
*• the Good Housekeeping Seal of
Approval and are GUARANTEED
»s advertised.
Keepsake prices are exactly the
same from coast to
6 Keepsake Diamond Rings
• Nationally Advertised in me.
Look, Saturday Evening Post and
13 other leading magazines.
•
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* »"on a Keepsake of greater
coast.
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Milford, Dei.
Salisbury, Md.
outstanding collection awaits you in a wide range of styles and prices.
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Sussex County 4-H
Program For 1949
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: The Great Out-of-S^pS
jm?utDaT : Se|, ' Cmbcr l *<*••«
j Theme: The Delaware 4-H rn.h
! Member. October. Parents' \i 'n
•and Community Exhibit- v h
I her. 4-H Admission Ceremony^nd
I Election of Officers- Deremv!/^
•Project Selection. Club Const itn
ition, Program of Work '
! In addition to this club program
the members will also participle
'îïonii c 4°H S'rr" 1 s "° w -
itional 4-H Club Week. Rural Life
i Sunday. Kent-Sussex Fair. State
| 4 'H Short Course, Fire Prevention
; National Safety Campaigns
^ a t lo naI 4-H Achievement Week
aod vario «« other state and
)■ al activities.
in . ,! ans are a,so being made to
ho * d a state 4-H camp this
sorn ^ t ' me during the month of
gU08t -
- clnh ° f 'ï® 86 events will help the
j club members of Sussex County to
1 v ° f . t ,ei !* part in carrying out the
for Natlon al 4-H theme for the coming
year ' which is: "Better Living for
| a Better World." K IOr
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been chosen for each
work have
. club meeting.
These will be developed by
j club throughout the year to meet
the individual needs of the club
i members and the community
I which they live.
each
The following general program
will be followed by all clubs in
county:
! Theme: The Club Members and
His project. January. Club Mem
bers Responsibility; February
ficer Training; March, Community
Cooperation.
Theme;
Rural l: .
; Gardens and the Farm
ply; May, Health and
Family;
: You.
Living.
April,
Food Sup
the Farm
June, Conservation
and
Theme: Building for
•July. Our Club
nation
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TOPFLIGHT SHIRTS
MEN'S
matched sets
The Perfeet Utility Dnttit
$2.69 Striped Shorts
$2.98 Knitted Cotton Briefs
MEN'S RIBBED KNIT
Athletic Shirt
Sturdy Sunt'orized
49c
Low Priées
Big Savings
Shirts
$1.98
-. 69c
Bants
39c
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A PENNEY VALUE !
LACE TRIMMED SLIPS
Ii Fine Rayon Crepes Willi Tops
And Hems Dipped Deep
In Laee
LUXURY NYLONS
In Solid Colors
Blue, Hose Dust, Green, Gold, I
Fen eh or While
AI A Bread and Butter Price
51 Gunge 30 Denier
$1.00 $1.50
$1.25
$6.90
IT'S A WHALE OF A CLEARANCE
FROM OUR 1st FLOOR
FROM OUR BA M ON EY
ALL WOOL
CHECK MATERIAL
Black and While
Brown and While
FROM OUR 2nd FLOOR
dresses
Womens Dresses
Reduced to Clear
Woven Athletie
UNION SUIT
Sanforized 8« Square
Pajamas Cheek,
Button Front
$2.98 yd.
$1.49
$4.00
TOWELS
Knitted Athletic
UNION SUIT
1 \ 1 ribbed fabric button
shoulder
RAYON PRINTS
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Hurry !—Don't miss out on this
eliaime to stok up on towels at
new low priées
Washable Rayon Prints
NEW Spring Styles
Fabrics
Patterns
22" x 55'* 2/$1.00
16" x 27
$1.19
$3.98 and $5.00
3/$ 1.00
WOMENS SHOES
1949 WASHABLE
COTTON DRESSSES
MATERIAL
Smartest styles suitable for
occasions.
all
Mo-de-gay 35c yd.
80 Square
Rondo
Prices To Stretch Those Thrifty
Dollars
1 Xow at the New Low Price of
35c yd.
44c yd
$3.98
$5.90
PE N N E Y ' S
1 C PENNEY COMPANY,
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Milford
Delaware
FREDERICA
attended the lee
follies in Philadelphia on Wednes
day. .
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Melvin, Sr..
entertained Mr and Mrs Arthur
Melvin, Jr., and son/of ' Denton.
-dd.. last Wednesday.
-Mrs. Flora Tat man is spending,
• oine time in Wilmington with re
latives.
nafph ÎÆ 0t Mr - ** Mr "
*\ lr : . James Boone, of Milford, vis-!
L te f f "other. Mrs. Annie Boone,
Satu,day -
S-,7 y MinnPr is a patient
u 1 0 Mllfo, 'd Memorial Hospital.!
no/ conditi J on . is good. Mrs. Min
1. 61 was admitted Thursday after
iniS? hS? 1 misfortune t0 fal1 ar 'd
m s m leg ê T
^ Sher '' ooâ '
Mrs. lenora Langrell spent last
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Reed
Hughes.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Tatman and
o( WUMmingtou, visited
- ' i1 ' illd '-ora Tatman on Sun
in di, * v '
family,
Mrs Mary Tatman is able to be
out alter being confined to her
home with a sore throat since be
töre Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fisher and
daughter, Lillian,
and
of Mil
Mr.
Charles Bennett. Mrs. Mary
I'a rimer, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ben
uett. and Mr. and Mrs. Ezekiel Dill
end sons. Charles and David,
guests of Mr. and Mrs.
were
Edward
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If you want pure pork sausage with that
flavor * be sure to say
ORKHILL. In links, old country style
or by the package! Corkran, H.ll & Co., Inc., Baltimore, Md.
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ford, for
«lay.
ms, mu
u turkey dinner on Sun
were
who has been
imnrovinsr s Pneumonia, is
S a, ,V thc K ™< General
Mrà n .u I''
(M , ;,. 1 7 rt ï a Rogers spent sev
\i™ S ri ,„f t |, Week wi,h Mrs.
Ross [ . h her pother t Mrs.
,lt the,r home in Elsmere.
H 8l R ° la,ld Langlt ' 11 is on the
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E1 ^; n andAIr8 - H - A. Drinker, of
M."' Tm T® f U,lday g ««* a
\ T 0 B ° U,lds ' !
rn ' t „ B ' s I )Urr y with her par-.
fins, Mr and Mrs. Fred Johnson
ÄisÄS «"Â
•« loin* vor, weil a ' thla''„"(tag j
J h f fhnrch bulletins were pr e s
™ u ' d b y Mrs. Lida Stevenson in
memory of her daughter
Steven ^ n -
.
f ln . ma kmg frosting, sift the mun
f c ! loners sugar used if it is lumpy
l ° ln8ure a sn )ooih topping,
Mr.
ami Mrs. Wilson Pratt
entertained by Mr.
dinimr* é ' yim i
wT |l,e y '
Mrs. Piatt.
j r 0 ?'1S
-■* rp,' lford ' at a
anniversary of ^ Casioa
uiveisaiy 0 f Mr. and
seriously* iÜ'éiih
i ' ' W1,h
Helen
BLIZZARD'S
Shoes For The Entire
Ijitmly Carefully Filled
K * «ALPH BLIXZAKh
I' ll «ne tOS
Georglown, Del.
I'ine St.
The Ladies Auxiliary will spon
{-or a £ard and bingo party on Sal
uiday evening, January 22, at the
firehouse.
pill and anns Raymond "and \?ar-i
t,c - and Norman, Mrs. Vilda Moore
end sons Hiram and Lee. Mr and
Mrs. Carter Butler, all of famer
ï"f- ' ,iss Kathleen Greenlee, of
I elton - Mr. and Mrs. Frank De
*VJ ty ? nd 800 Nelson > of Milford,
££%£ ary Pa,me / and Miss Angel
lca Moore . Mr. Jack Donovan and
Richlrd ^Mr ru® a "
, ard ' Mr - ( harlie Bennett,
les «ml Dav^DdlT ®®' n I ne . t I t * rhar
«S ' " * Mr
were :
were received
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n?8U,ar peri '>' ls -
rrt housew f rmin « was given on
E lday cvon,n «' fo >' Mr. and Mrs
Çf kiel Diu a ' their new home,
Those present were Mrs.
Ray
Ice cream and cake
served, and many useful gifts
vono
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"EXCELSIOR"
NOW-SKID
TRUSSES
Sufferers from Hernia
now enjoy our NO Q LA
—offered to all truss wearers by ot
per fenced fitters. Let them help _
In your selection and application front
tnc finest lint m turgictl
manufactured.
To insure our customers o t truss
tort and security, we recommend
NON-SKID TRUSSES
These fight-weight appliances hold
your rupture securely. The non-skid pads
tre washable—sanitary—will not slip.
experienced fitters also serve your
needs far Abdominal Supportent Elastic
Hoarery Shoulder Braces, etc., and our
tessonable prices will surely pi
îSERVI
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you.
Ragains Pharmacy
PHONE 730
Milford
Delaware
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JOS. LEVI & CO.
REBUILDING SALE
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AND LARGER STORE WE MUST MOVE ALL WIN
TER CLOTHING, FURNISHINGS, SPORTSWEAR
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES !
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ALL LEATHER AND
WOOL JACKETS
MEN'S SHEEP-LINED
COATS
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1-3 off
20$ off
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WOOL SPORT SHIRTS 1-3 OFF
$
GENUINE ENGLISH IMPORTED
CALFSKIN OXFORDS
$12.50 Value
Special During Sale
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ALL MEN'S and YOUNG MEN'S
SUITS & TOPCOATS
Reduced 20%
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HOWEVER, THERE ARE SOME ODD LOTS AND
BROKEN SIZES WHICH WILL GO AT HALF
THE ORIGINAL SELLING PRICE
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ALTERATION AT COST
JOS. LEVI & CO
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DOVER, DELAWARE
ALMOST 80 YEARS OF SERVING KENT COUNTY
WITH QUALITY CLOTHING
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FORREST N. WERSTER CO.
23 So. Walnut St.
Phone 890
Milford, Del.
Furniture - Floor Coverings - Appliances
* ash or on convenient terms_
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SAVE During Our
January Clearance Sale
ONLY TEN MORE DAYS Î
even faster When frightened. Most
game birds fly at around 50 miles
f?*i h °i ,r . when unmolested and a
littlc _ when Mghtened.
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