The Delawarean., 1901-02-09
Treidler sends his suits to every
town on the Peninsula.

Write to Martin & Co., 208 N 9th
street, for farm hands, cooks, etc.
No ready made suits, but all put up
to order ait Treidler's.
Why pay more-excellent quality of
writing paper, 10c box-The Magnet.
Highest cash price paid for all kinds
of raw furs-S. J. Speal, Camden, Del.
Get good clothes horse for soc. at
The Magnet.
A full lime of handsome valentines
"a. Seot1s Pharmacy.
If you are thinking of putting i'm an
electric bell give us a call and get our
prices -Culveyhouse & Son.
All ladies' coats, capes and suits now
at cost at Lewis.
Don't eat tough beef. Try ]. ].
Scanlon's for excellent beef.
Charles E. Treidler, the leading
tailor of THE Peninsula.
VIII pay the highest market price
for all kinds of grain-A. G. Massey
& Co., Dover, Del.
We always keep a good line of aga,e
and tinware at lowest prices-The
Magnet.
A plump Social was given by
the young people of Asbury NJ e.
Church, Smyrna, Thursday evening.
If you need amy lamp wlcks or re
pairing of your lamps or sewing ma
chime is out of order give us a call
CulveyhIouse & Son.
Former Clerk of the Peace William
M Dickson of near Woodside, will be
married to Miss Annie Atkins of that
place, ON Wednesday, February 90
The Mite Society will meet in the
south class room of Wesley M. E.
Church Saturday evening, February g.
"A full attendance is desired.
Capital Grange expects to have Prof.
Chester of Newark, Del, with them
next Saturday, February 8, TO give his
talk ON Poultry" A full attendance
is desired.
Mrs. E. S. Anderson and Mrs. H. L.
Beers entertained Ia large number of
their friends AIT the home of Mrs.
Anderson on Thursday afternoon.
They were assisted in receiving by
Mrs. Lewis Mustard of Lewes.
The following marriage licenses
have been issued by Clerk of the Peace
Downs: Arthur Carey and Miss Elva
May Lafferty, Elwood Teat and Miss
Lillie Sipple, Jerry Teat and Miss
Emma Jarman, George Tatman and
Miss Bertha Scott.
Prof. G. Harold Powell of the Della
ware College Experimental Station,
lecnred nthe drawing room of THE
New Century Club of Milford las might
ON "Mimicry in Animal and Insect
Life" THE lecture, which was illus
trated, was given under the auspices OF
.he civic committee of the club.
Mrs L. D Wnelen, Ladies Hair
Dresser. LoockermAn street near Depot
kinds OF hair work done CombingS
made up in any style. Hair dyeing
Shampooing with medical shampoo s
specially. Mail orders promptly at.
tended to.
Unless prevented by ice the steamel
Mary U. Citizens Will make "a trip tt
Philadelphia next week. Will leave
Lebanon, Barker's, Bowers, Mahon's
Tuesday, February IL, at 5 a. M, 8 a
m., IL M, l p. m. Returning, will
leave Pier ., North Wharwes, Philadel
phia, ON Wednesday, February 13, a
5 p. m.
Rev. Vaughan s. Collins, principal o
the Wilmington Conference Academy
!, left here to-day for New Castle, wher
, he will preach at the special service
to be held there ON Sunday. Mr. Col
T Inns was pastor of Nazareth M. E
Church, New Castle, from 1894 ito 1897
and he and Mrs Collins will be given
reception to-night by the pastor, Rev
E. H. Thrasher and Mrs. Thrasher.
We sold out our entire stock of rub
ber goods TO prepare for the great re
duction ON February IS. We have jus
received a large new stock at Gu
prices as follows: Mems storm rubberS
5Oc.; mems self-acting sandals, SOC.
ladies storm rubbers, 35c.; ladies
plain sandals, SOc. Call and get price
on mems first quality hip and shor
rubber boots and snag-proof rubbers.-
Barger.
MIR. and Mrs. Richard NJ. Cooper O
near Cheswold, Wednesday celebrate
the fortieth anniversary of their wed
ding at their country home betweer
Brenford and Cheswold. The anni
versary was attended by a large mum
,ber of friends and by the severa
children of the couple. Mr.. Coope