Middletown transcript., 1902-09-20

i Mr.. John C. Green has erected a largs
shed in the rear Of his blacksmith shoI
on East Main street.
Messrs. Matthews & Daniels have se-
cured the contract to paint the National
Hotel. and commenced work Tuesday
morning.
Every Republican in St. Georges hun
dred should get registered to-day, as
there will only be one more day on
which to qualify.
Every Tuesday is special sale day at
G. w. PETERsoN's. On these sale days
everything is sold at 20 per cent. off on
the dollar. Il will pay you to call.
The firm of Fl. S. Beasten & Co., has
been Dissolved by mutual consent. Mr..
Beasten will continue the business at the
same stand, corner of Main and Cas-
streets.
We have arranged with some of the
best coat and suit makers to handle their
goods, in cloaks, coats and suits for
ladies and children. You can find the
latest and the best at the lowest price.
Mrs. g. W. PETERSON.
Our farmers are now engaged in harvest
ing their corn crop, and while the yield
will not be heavy one, fair crop is ex-
pected. Some complaint has been made
over the scarcity Of help, but notwith-
standing this draw back, large number
OF the crops are now in the shock.
Our new Fall Clothing for men and
boys has arrived. ard the assortment is
far superior to anything ever shown in
our store. We have quantity and quail
ity, and at prices that will please you.
We have added to our line mems, boys
and youths shoes, ranging in price from
$1.00 to $3.50. Call and see them.
THE GLOBE CLOTHING STORE.
The opening of school last Monday
week should remind all parents of the
duty they owe their children in the edu-
cational line. The facilities in this line
afforded the people of town are of high
order and full advantage should be taken |
of the same. Regular attendance of the |
pupils and encouragement on the part |
of the parents are essential to the success |
Of the children in their work.
The last of series of dances was given
in the Opera House Wednesday night.
Music was furnished by Prices Orchestra
Those present were: Misses Eliza Green,
Esther Shallcross, Mary Nowland. Helen
Cochran, Louise Mcdowell, Louise Coch-
ran, Susie Foard, Justine Peverley, Ber-
tie Cochran, Mary Williams, and Clara
Willis. Messrs. Joseph Comegys, Harry
Brady, Cuthbert Peverley, Elias Shall
cross, Jesse Willis, Sydney beverley,
Edgar Rowe, Frederick Crouch and 7.
H. Hardcastle.
The report which has been in circula-
lion that the American Packers Associa-
lion, composed of over sixty tomato can
neries, had failed to effect permanent
and that the plan had fallen
through has been partially confirmed by
one of the directors. He said recently
that consolidation in the midst of the
packing season had been found to be i'm
practicable and that each house would be
separately this season and
handle its own pack. The final step has
been postponed until December.
Carefully wash, or, better still, peel all
# the fruit and vegetables which you eat
q the raw state, and the chances of your !,
contracting typhoid fever will be very
much lessened. This is the theory ad-
'anced by DR.. D. W. Cathell, 1908 North l
Jharles street, Baltimore. DR.. Cathell is
convinced that seven out of every ten
ases Of typhoid fever which have come F
Inder his notice since he has been prac- a
icing have been caused not by water or
milk, but simply because the germs were 7
n the surface of the fruit or vegetable v
aten by the patient. s
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