The Delawarean. [volume] (Dover, Del.) 1859-1927, 1900-04-14

Leave your orders for your Easter
suits at once at Treidlers.
For Corn and Oats use THE ]. e.
TYGERT COMPANIES Armoniated
Super Phosphate
John Robert Mason died ait the home
Of Henry Williams near Moore's Cor
ner Saturday. age rs years.
Stylish tailor-made Ladies' Suits,
Jackets, Skirts and Silk Waists at less
than city prices at Lewis.
| have just received fine line of
prayer books and hymnals. Come and
see them.-Howard NJ. Wilkinson.
You cannot afford to plant amy vege-
tables without applying THE ]. e.
TYGERT COMPANY's Early Truck
Guano.
While James Alice was out driving
with his pony few days ago lit ran
away and threw him out. He was
slightly injured
DO you want to grow large, heavy
and solid Tomatoes? if so use THE ].
E. TYGERT COMPANIES Tomato
Fertilizer.
Strawberry ice cream to-day, made
from fresh fruit. Leave your orders
for ice cream and ices for Easter dim
ner at R. ]. Campbell's.
Tomato Growers using THE J. E.
TYGERT CONIPANY'S Tomato Ferti-
lizer report they are not troubled with
Blight.
There will be preaching at Dover
N. P. Church on Sunday morning and
evening. Morning sermon by the pas
tor, and the evening by Rev. t. P.
Revell.
Wilson L. Cannon, Mrs. Ella Mar
Marshall, and Mrs. Hester Lewis, of
Elllton, have rented Mrs William Den
ney's cottage at Rehoboth for June
and July.
Come and see the new stock OF
chamber and parlor suits, couches,
rockers, in fact, full line of all kinds
of furniture, which l will sell at the
lowest prices. Parlor lamps special
/ ty.-W. E. Smith, 1875 Loockerman st.
You wouldn't use Whooping Cough
mdicine for rheumatism, why then use
grain fertilizer for potatoes, tomatoes
and truck? The J. E. Tygert Company
manufactures special fertilizer for spe-
cial crops Write them for particulars
Rev. c. F. Sheppard, the new pastor
of st. Georges M. E. Church and Mrs.
Sheppard, We're given a delightful re-
ception and dinner upon their arrival
at tine parsonage last Friday: Mr..
Sheppard was one of the speakers at
the banquet given by National Lodge,
No 30, I. o. o. F., on Tuesday night.
Thirty years experience in the
hardware and implement business we
think enables us to give you the best
services and catering TO your needs
We have large stock OF the best
varieties of tools, Implements and ma
chinery. Come and see us-Baker,
I.oockerman and Bradford streets.
Asa L. Johnson, 50 years old. a we'll
known architect and builder and life
long resident of Dover, died yesterday
! AT his home on Governors avenue. Mr..
Johnson was comparatively we'll until
last Sunday evening when he went out
on side porch to smoke His wife
returning home am hour later, found
him prostrate upon the floor, he having
been stricken with paralysis. He new
en- rallied. His wife and a married son
in Philadelphia survive him. Funeral
services will be held ON Monday ali 2
p. m.
An organ recital by Mrs. Henry c.
Carpenter will be given in the Presby-
terian Church, Friday evening, April
20. Mrs. Carpenter will be assisted by
Miss Maize Townsend with several vo-
cal selections. Admission, 25 cents.
Mrs. Carpenter is an accomplished mu-
stefan who is well-known here She
returns to her former friends after
several years absence abroad during
which time she has made acquaintan-
ces of several renowned musicians.
The Presbyterian Sabbath school will
celebrate Easter in am elaborate man
ner ON Sunday evening in the church
ait seven O'Clock sharp. There will be
beautiful solos, duets and choruses by
members of the school, and recitations
and exercises by the young people. The
pastor will deliver ONE of his most
fahctious addresses, which will be APP
propriate to the occasion. The parents
of the scholars are urged to ATTEND, and
the public is cordially invited
If you are interested in cream separ-
ators you should go to Bakers Hard
ware, Implement and Seed store, corner
Loockerman and Bradford streets,
Dover, Del, and see the celebrated
alpha Delaval Baby No. /, Disc
Bowl Type Separator, which has more
separating CAPACITY and the closest