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CITY OF MILFORD, DELAWARE
ORDINANCE NO. 57
(continued from page 14 )
Quire ,h« th. application for a |
fh2 ? 8 f pen ?. il sha11 cont ain all
1 "f or " iatlon necessary to en- ,
ab.e him to ascertain whether the
proposed building complies with
the provisions of this Ordinance.
S Tni°PenSt Al? " r° F Z f"*
mg Permit, All applications for
zoning permits shall be accom
panted by plans in duplicate,
drawn to scale, showing the ac
tual shape and dimensions of the
lot to be built upon; the exact
size and location of any buGd
!*«£ «ÏPfïï.'îf !?' With ;
^i, f if* 8ide . ai ? d
rear lot lines, the lines within
which the Proposed building or
8ha "* be erec , ted or al_
, te l d : the . e ? i8 ^" g and intended
bmirtin^ aC tho U if ° rpart JÄ a
building, the number of families
w h - ÜU H ek f epin i S * Un tS the build *
i"^ 18 de8,g "® d to accommodate; j
and such other information as
may be necessary to determine i
compliance with this Ordlnanc. j
and all other pertinent ordi
C "f^ €s : ino , . _ .
S plrmi» 11 ?' . Issua,lc '*. of z «Pln»
Permit. Zoning permits shall be
° r « refased within ten
(10) days after the written appli
cation has been filed with the I
zoning administrative officer. No
zoning permit shall be issued
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until the zoning administrative
officer has certified that the pro
posed building or alteration com
P" ea w J, th a11 the provisions
this Ordinance. Upon completion
of the erection or alteration of
any building or portion thereof
authorized by any permit obtain
ed in compliance with this Ordi
nance, and prior to occupancy or
use. the holder of such permit
shall notify the zoning adminis
trative officer of such completion.
Occupancy shall not be author
zed until the zoning administra
tive officer has certified that the
work has teen inspected and ap
proved as being in conformity
with the provisions of this and
other applicable ordinances, and
has issued an occupancy permit
where required as provided below.
All applications with accompany
ing plans and documents shall
become a public record. Temper
ary use permits may be author
. ized in accordance with Section
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Se 2 O l 104 „ ßHininmient of Oc
tupancy Permit. An occupancy
Permit snail be required for any
of the following: (a) occupancy
and use of any building hereafter |
erected (b) change in use of an
building to a use of a
classification ; ( C ) oc
cupancy and use of vacant land,
or change in the use of land to a
use of a different classification; j
and (d) any change in use or ex
tension of a nonconforming use. i
This permit shall indicate that j
the proposed use of such build- ,
ing or land is in conformity with
the provisions of tins Ordinance.
Section 1105. Issuance of Occu.
pancy Permit. Occupancy per- ,
mits shall be granted or refused
within ten (10)- days after the
zoning administrative officer has 1
been notified of the completion
of the authorized construction or
alteration, or, where no con
involv
ed, within ten (10) days after
receipt of written application
therefor. Upon written request
from the owner, the zoning ad
ministrative officer shall issue an
occupancy permit for any build
mg or land existing at the time
of enactment of this Ordinance,
certifying, after inspection, the
extent and kind of use or dispo
sition of the buildings or land,
and whether such use or disposi
tion conforms with the prévis
ions of this Ordinance. Pending
completion of a building or of
alterations thereto, a temporary
occupancy permit may be issued
by the zoning administrative offi
cer for t/ie use of a part or all of
the building, provided that such
temporary occupancy or use
would not tend in any way to
Jeopardize life or property. A
record of all occupancy permits
shall be kept on file in an office
of the City, and a copy of any
such permit shall be furnished
upon request to any person hav
ing a proprietary or tenancy in
terest in the building or premises
affected.
Section 1106. Fees. Fees for zon
ing and occupancy permits shall
be paid in'accordance with a Fee
Schedule to be adopted by reso
lution by City Council and all
such fees shall be paid into the
City Treasury. Each applicant
for an occupancy permit, or for
an appeal, special exception, or
variance shall, at the time of
making application, pay a fee, in
accordance with the aforemen
tioned Fee Schedule, for the cost
of administration, or of adver
tising and mailing notices as re
quired by this Ordinance and the
Rules of the Board of Adjust
ment, provided that there shall
be no charge for an original oc
cupancy permit.
ARTICLE XII
Board of Adjustment
Section 1200, Appointment. A Board
of Adjustment shall be appointed
by City. Council in the manner
prescribed by law.
Section 1201. Powers.- The Board
of Adjustment shall have the fol
lowing powers:
1. To hear and decide appeals
where it is alleged there is an
error in any order, require
ment, decision, or determina
tion made by an administra
tive official in the enforce
ment of Chapter 179 of the
Revised Code of Delaware,
1935 and any amendments
thereto, or of this Ordinance.
2. To hear and decide special |
exceptions to the terms of
this Ordinance upon which
the Board is required to pass j
under this Ordinance.
3. To authorize, upon appeal, |
In slieciflc cases, such vari- j
ance from the terms of this
Ordinance as will not be
contrary to the public in- i
terest, where, owing to spe
cial conditions, a literal en
forcement of the provisions
this ordinance will result in
unnecessary hardship, and so
that the spirit of this Ordi
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S.Ï ÄSK
In exercising the above-mention
ed powers, the Board of Adjust
ment may reverse or affirm whol
ly or partly or mav modlfv th«
* order, requirement dSîî Sr
determi 'iation appeal from, and
may make such order reouire
ment, decision, or determination
as, in its opinion, ought to be
made. Notice of such decision
shall forthwith be given to all
parties in interest.
Section 1202. Rules. The Board of
shall adopt rXs hi
accordance with the provisions
of this Ordinance.* Such rules
shall include, but shall not be
limited to, the manner of filing
appeals, the manner of filing ap
Plications for special exceptions
and variances from the terms of
this Ordinance, and the manner
of giving notice of public hear
ings where required under the
terms of this Ordinance
Section 1203 . Meetings. Meetings
of the Board of Adjustment shall
be held at the call of the chair
man, and at such other times as
the Board may determine. Such
chairman, or, in his absence, the
acting chairman, may administer
oaths and compel the attendance
of witnesses. All meetings of the
, Board shall be open to the public,
The Board shall keep minutes of
its proceedings, showing the vote
of each member upon each ques
tion, or, if absent or failing to
vote, indicating such fact and
shall keep records of its exami
nations and other official ac
tions. all of which shall be lin
! mediately filed in the office of
the Botfrd and shall be a oublie
record. 1
Section 1204. Appeals to the Bonnl
of Adjustment. Appeals to the
Board of Adjustment mav be tak
en by any perS,n aggrieved ^
by any officer, department, board
or bureau of the City affected bv
any decision of the administra
tive officer. Such appeal shall be
taken within a reasonable time
as provided by the rules of the
Board, by filing with the officer
from whom the appeal is taken
and with the Board of Adjust
ment a notice of appeal sneci
fying the grounds thereof The
officer from whom the appeal is
taken shall forthwith transmit to
the Board all the papers consti
tuting the record upon which the
action appeal from was taken
Section 1205. Public Hearings,
Upon the filing with the Board of
Adjustment of an appeal, the
Board of Adjustment shall fix a
reasonable time and place for a
public hearing and shall, in the
manner prescribed by its rules
give public notice thereof
well as due notice to the pa'rties
in interest, and shall decide the
same within a reasonable time,
Any party may appear at a pub
lie hearing in person or by agent
oi by attorney
Section 1206. Appeal to Court. Any
person or persons jointly or sev
erally aggrieved by any decision
of the Board of Adjustment
any taxpayer, or any officer de
partaient, board, or bureau of the
city may, present to a court of
record a petition duly verified
as
or
setting forth that such decision
is illegal, in whole or in part
specifying the grounds of the il
legality. Such petition shall be
presented to the court within
thirty (30) days after the T.Mng
of the.decision in the office o?
the Board,
ARTICLE XIII
Amendments
Section 1300. Amendment by City
Council. City Council may from
time to time amend, supplement,
change, modify or repeal this
Ordinance, including the Zoning
Map. No such amendment, M
plement, changé, modification
repeal shall become effective
til after a public hearing in re
lation thereto, at which parties
in interest and citizens shall have
an opportunity to be heard. At
least fifteen (15) days notice of
such public hearing shall be pub
lished in an official newspaper
or in a newspaper of general cir
culation in the City, and notices
thereof shall be mailed to every
,civic association or association
of residerts in the City who shall
have .egiatcred its name and ad
dress for this purpose with the
City Clerk,
state *the time and place of such
hearing and the general nature
of the proposed amendment.
Section 1301. Amendment by Citi
zen's Petition. Whenever the
owners of fifty (50) percent
more of the frontage in any area,
which shall be not less than the
area contained between two (2)
streets, wherein a change of zon
ing regulations is sought, shall
present to City Council a peti
tion, duly signed and acknowled
ged, requesting an amendment,
supplement, change, modification,
or repeal of the regulations pre
scribed for, or of the Zoning Map
including such area, it shall be
the duty of City Council to hold
u public hearing thereon, and
cause notice thereof to be given
in the manner prescribed in Sec
' tion 1300.
Section 1302. Citizen Protest
Against Amendments. In case of
a protest against such amend
ment, tuppleffient, change, modi
fication, or repeal, signed by the
owners of twenty (20) per cent
or more, either of the area of
the lots included in such propos
ed change, or of those immedt
cttely adjacent thereto extending
one hundred (100) feet therefrom,
or of those directly opposite
thereto extending one hundred
(100) feet back from the street
frontage of such opposite lots,
such amendment.
sup
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The notices shall
or
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Remedies, Penalties,
supplement,
change or modification shall not
become effective except by thh
favoiable vote of three-fouiths
(%) of all the members of City
Council.
ARTICLE XIV
Validity, Repealer
Section 1400. Definition of Terms.
Unless otherwise expressly stat
ed, the following words and
phrases
throughout this Ordinance to
have the meaning herein indicat
shall
be
construed
ed.
The singular shall include
the plural, and the plural shall
include the singular. The word
"used" shall include the words
"arranged", "designed" or "in
tended to be used". The word
building shall include the word
"structure". The present tense
shall include the future tense.
1. Accessory Building, a build
ing subordinate to the main
building on a lot and used for
purposes customarily inci
dental to those of the mai
building.
2. Accessory Use. A use sub
ordinate to the main use of
land or of a building on a lot
and customarily incidental
thereto.
3. Building.
aggre
gate of the maximum hori
zontal cross-section areas
excluding cornices, eaves'
and gutters, of all buildings
on a lot.
5. Building Line. The line par
allel to the street line at a
distance therefrom equal to
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a. Detached.
A building
which has no party wall,
b. Semi-detached. A build
ing which has only one
(1) party wall in com
mon with
building,
e. Attached. A building which
has two (2) party walls in
common
buildings.
4. Building Area. The
an adjacent
with adjacent
depth of the front yard
required for the district in
which the lot is located.
6. Dwelling.
a. Single-family. A building
on a lot, designed and oc
pied exclusively as a resi
dence for one (1) family
b. Two-family. A building'
on a lot, designed and oc
cupied exclusively as a
residence for two (2) fain-i
ilies, with one family liv
ing wholly or partly over
the ntbev.
c. Multiple. A building on
a lot. designed and occu
pied exclusively as a resi
deuce for three (3) or
more families.
7. Electrical Substation. An as
semblage of equipment for
purposes other than
ation or utilization, through
which electric energy in bulk
is passed for the purposes of
switching or modifying its
characteristics to
gener
meet the
needs of the general public,
provided that in residence
districts an electric substa
tion shall not include ro
tating equipment, storage of
materials, trucks or repair
facilities, or housing of
pair crews.
8. Family. Any number of per
sons living and cooking to
gether as a single housekeep
ing unit.
9. Farm Building. Any building
used for storing agricultural
equipment or farm produce,
housing livestock or poultry,
and
re
processing dairy pro
duets. The term "Farm Build
ing shall not include dwell
ings.
K. Floor Area. The sum of all
floor areas used for commer
cial or manufacturing
excluding
l>ur
garages,
which
are used for such accessory
poses,
basements and attics
or
ing.
11. Height of Building. A build
ing's vertical
from the mean level of the
ground abutting the building
to a point midway between
the highest and lowest points
of the roof; provided that
chimneys, spires, towers, el
evator penthouses, tanks, and
similar projections of the
building shall not be includ
ed in calculating the height.
Lot. A parcel of land
which a main building and
any accessory buildings are
or may be placed, together
with
measurement
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on
the
required open
spaces. The area of a lot
which abi'Vs a street shall
be measu ed to the street
line only.
13. >oncontorming Building ;r
I'se. A building or a use of
land or of a building existing
at the effective date of this
Ordinance which does
conform with the require
ments of this Ordinance.
14. Parking Space,
space or a garage, on a lot,
used for parking motor
hides, the area of which is
not less than two hundred
(200) square feet and
which there is access from
street or alley.
. Private Garage. A building
accessory to a dwelling for
the storage of motor vehicles
owned and used by the
er or tenant of the. lot for
purpose accessory to the use
of the lot, but it shall not
\ provide for the storage of
more than two (2) motor
hides unless the lot contains
not less than one thousand
two hundred and fifty (1,250)
square feet for each motor
vehicle, nor shall it be used
for the storage of more than
two motor vehicles
or
not
An open
ve
to
a
IS
own
ve
(not
trucks) owned and used by
others regardless of the size
of the lot. In no case
more than three (3)
mercial vehicles or trucks be
stored in a private garage.
. Public Garage. A building,
other than a private garage,
one or more stories in height,
used for the storage, sale,
service or repair of motor
vehicles of any type or
ership.
17. Mingle and Separate Owner*
ship. The ownership of a lot
by one or more persons, part
nerships, or corporations,
which ownership is separate
and distinct from that of any
adjoining lot.
Street Line. The dividing line
between a lot and the outside
boundary of a public street,
road, or highway legally open
or officially plotted by the
City, or between a lot and
private street, road, or way
over the owners or tenants
of two (2) or more lots held
in single and separate
erships have the right-of-way.
19. Structural Alteration. En
largement of a building by
extension, addition, or in
crease in height; moving of
may
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a bin.ding from one location
to another; or change in in
terna! structure in conjunc
a on with a change in use.
20. iVieulione Central Office. A
building and its equipment
erected and used for the pur
poses of facilitating trans
mission and exchange of tel
ephone or radio-telephone
messages between subscrib
ers, and other business of the
Telephone Company; but
residence districts not to in
dude public business facili
ties storage of matlrials,
trucking or repair facilities,
<,1 ,, ous l" g of repair crews,
»Taller (amp. A lot or prem
J 8 ® 8 !l> S i ed for occu P anc y by
wo („) or more trailers or
any other vehicles used for
or keeping purposes,
t
pi. liront. The required open
space, measured from the
curb, extending along the
street line throughout the
run width of the lot, ex
elusive of overhanging
eaves, gutters, cornices,
?teps, and chimneys pro
jecting not more than
. eighteen (18) inches.
' ^ide. The required open I
space, extending along the
. f. e " ne of the lot
throughout the full depth
of the lot ' exclusive of
overhanging eaves, gut
• t ^ 8 * cornices, steps, and
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not
™ ore than eighteen (18)
inches.
c - Rear. The required open
space, extending along
rear bne °f the lot
throughout the full width
of the lot ' exclusive of
overhanging eaves, gut
t t5 s ' cornices > steps, and
chimneys projecting not
- rnore tl,an eighteen (18)
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' bectl<n ? .^l. Remedies. In case
I any building or structure is erect
! e ?* constructed, reconstructed,
alt Ç red ; repaired, converted,
I n ) a,ntamed - or any building,
j structure, or land is used in vio
I lation of this Ordinance
or
or any
regulations made pursuant there
to, the proper City authorities, in
addition to other remedies, jui
institute any appropriate action
or proceedings to prevent such
unlawful erection, construction,
reconstruction, alteration, repair,
conversion, maintenance
lay
or use,
to restrain, correct, or abate such
violation, to prevent the occu
pancy of said building,
ture, or land, or to
struc
... , prevent any
illegal act, conduct, business,
use in or about such piemises
Section 1402. Penalties, For
and every violation of the
visions of this Ordnance, ttie
er, general agent, or contractor
of a building or premises where
such violai ion has been commit
ted or shall exist, and the lessee
or tenant of an entire building
entire premises where such
violation has been committed or
shall exist, and the general agent,
architect, building contractor or
ant of any part of a building or
premises in which part such vio
lation has
shall exist .and the general a
orcbiteci, building
' «lier person who knowingly
takes part or assists in
or who main
or
any
pro
own
or
been committed
or
gent.
contractor or
a ny
commits.
any such violation
tains any building or premises in
which any such violation shall
exist shall be liable on convie- !
tion thereof to a fine or penalty i
not exceeding twenty-five ($25.00)
dollars, for each and every of- j
fense, which shall inure to the j
benefit and use of the City with j
the costs of suit, and, in default !
of payment thereof, the offender
may be committed to prison for {
a period not exceeding thirty ;
(30) days for each and every of- j
fense. The zoning officer shi 11 |
give official written notice to the I
violator, by registered mail, that
he is committing
Each day
violation afte- notification shall
constitute
punishable by a like fine or pen
alty. Such fines shall be col
lected as like fines are now col
lected by law.
Section 1403. Validity. If any sec
t i o n, paragraph, subsection,
clause, or provision of this Ordi
nance shall be declared by
court of competent jurisdiction
to be invalid such decision shall
not affect the validity of this Or
dinance as a whole or any other
part thereof.
Section 1404. Repealer. All ordi
nances or parts of ordinances in
consistent herewith are hereby
repealed.
Section 1405. Effective Date. This
Ordinance shall become effective
from and after March 1, 1953.
Enacted and ordained into
Ordinance this 10th day of Febru
ary, 1953 .
a violation,
continuance of such
a separate offense
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THE CITY OF MILFORD
By E. C. Evans, Mayor
of the City of Milford
Attest :
J. C. Downham
City Clerk
Approved :
Henry J. ILdgely
City Solicitor
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! ma Mcllvaine, Mrs. Bess Dill Mr
and Mrs. Edward Richards Miss
■ Phyllis Richards and Mr. and Mrs
j William Orvis attended the banquet
( sponsored by the Kent Countv La
in;dies' Auxiliary at Caesar Rodney!
j High School on Saturday night
j Mrs. J. E. Heatherly and daugh
! ter Sandy have returned to their
j home in Frederick, Md.. from a
j visit with her parents, Mr. and
(Mrs. Herman Roe.
Mr. and Mrs. Ule Kenton have
(expressed their sincere thanks to
the Magnolia Fire Company for
the work done by them in averting!
a disastrous fire when a mattress
.caught fire in their used furniture
store on ' Monday afternoon. The
blaze was confined to the mattress,
[but only the quick action of the
firemen kept it from spreading.
Mrs. Bessie Wright entertained
the following to a tea, from one 'til
four, at her home on Monday af
ternoon for the benefit of the WSCS
—Mrs. Lulu Anderson of Wyoming,
Mrs. Russ Moore, Mrs. Haggerty
Mrs. Edna Davis. Mrs. Lillian Me
Hvaine, Mrs. Jennie Jackson, Mrs
Anna Orvis, Mrs. Blanche Richards
and Mrs. Frances Hart,
Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Wright of 1
Little Creek visited her parents, Mr I
John Knight on Sunday
and they all visited Mr. and Mrs
Knight's daughter. Mrs. James M.
Satterfield, a patient at the Dover
Hospital,
Mrs. Clara M. Reiff of Lansdowne,
Pa., and daughter, Mrs. Edward
Günthers and Mr. Cruthers of Ar
lington, Va., visited Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Mcllvaine, Mrs. Myra Mc
Hvaine and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Frazier on Sunday. Mrs. Reiff is
the sister of Mr. Mcllvaine.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Hart and
children were Thi
day evening
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jos
iah Parvis, in Houston.
Due to a district meeting in Lau
rel of the Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service, the local society will
postpone their March meeting from,
the regular meeting date to the
second Wednesday in March. The
place will be announced later. Mrs.
Ethel Collins and Mrs. Ruth Davis
have' been named as delegates from
Magnolia. Anyone desiring to make
reservations, please contact Mrs
Collins by Saturday.
Freddie Meyers, one of the two
year-old twin sons of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Meyers, has been a patient at
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, tr ®f. t " 1 . ent for an »"testional upset,
I no ^, il * 1 1 ani Mmner observed his
9 " rd birthday on Sunday and was
visited by his son, John Minner,
^ rs ' pinner, George Bailey and
k a °b J°nes, all of Millville, N. J.
Mars ball Hart attended the Com
™ uaion Breakfast held at the Mil
' L ord . Avenue Methodist Church
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:The ber capita real income in Mt
i la ya and Ceylon showed
(increase after the outbreak of Die
Korean War. the quarterly bulle
i^in the Economic Commission
for Asia and the Far East stated.
The latest issue of thé bulletin
sa y s Burma. Japan, the Philip
P ines and Thailand were other!
countries which experienced gains
in national income in 1950 and
11951 - Malaya, Ceylon, as well as
Japan, succeeded in lifting annual
incomes in terms of 1948-49
(chasing power above $100
This compared with $308 for the
Soviet Union, $482 for France, $679
for Australia, $773 for the United
Kingdom and $1.453 for the United
States, the bulletin
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WHARTON'S
FORD
A SAFE PLACE TO BUY GOOD, DEPENDABLE
A-l USED CARS
1952 FORD 2-door
$1675
Light GrMn
1951 FORD Custom "8" 4-door .
Alpin« Blue—Radio, Heater, Overdrive,
1951 FORD Custom "8" 4-door .
Black—Fordomotic, Radio, Heater,
1951 FORD Custom "8" 4-door .;
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$1495
Etc., Low Mileage
$1595'
Seat Covers, Etc., Very Lew Mileage
FordomoHc. Radio, Heater, Etc.—light Green, low Mileage
1951 FORD Custom "8" 2-door .
Radio, Heater-Very Clean
1951 FORD Custom 2-door .
Green—Radio, Healer, Etc., Very Clean
1950 FORD Custom 2-door ..
$1475
$1395
$1095
Radio, Heater, Etc.—Clean
1950 CHEVROLET DeLuxe 4-door
Turn Signals, Heater—Very Clean
$1150
1949 FORD Convertible
$1050
—Radio, Healer, Low Mileage
1949 FORD Custom "8
Radio. Heater—Come In And Check This One
1949 FORD Club Coupe "8" .
Radio, Healer—Ready To Go
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$975
.$975
1949 DODGE 2-door
$995
Maroon—Heater, Very Clean
1947 FORD Super DeLuxe 2-door
$695
Bio*--Radio, Heater
1946 PONTIAC 4-door.
.$725
Mutt Be Seen
.$250
.$225
New Point Job: Grey—Radio, Heater, New Seat Coven
1941 PONTIAC 2-door .
1940 OLDSMOBILE 4-door
TRUCK SPECIALS
1952 CHEVROLET .Down Payment—$410
H-lon Pickup, Deluxe Cab. Blue—Lett Than 4,000 Mil«*, Healer
Thi* One U Like New With A Used Price On
1947 CHEVROLET Sedan Delivery .
Radio, Heater—Excellent Condition
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$695
1947 FORD Truck
$750
Bayard V. Wharton Co.
Phone 4567
Milford, Del.
J*** of gasoline contain
abou< -the same energy as is con
tamed in a ton of coal,