Middletown transcript., 1906-12-01
Local News


After October lst lie Library hours
win be as follows: Tuesdays, $50 to s;
Saturdays, 8 to 5 and 7 to $780,
Take your walnuts to c. S. MoN4a,M
ERY'e and get the highest cash prices.
WANTED-A good white woman for
general house work. Small family and
good wages. Apply at
THIs OFFIcE
Dr. @. "A. Burton Dentist successor to
w. e Barnard. Offices adjoining Post
Office. Extraction by painless methods.
free Of charge when artificial sets are
made.
MbNTe,HERy will pay cash for Black
Walnnts in the shell.
FOR SALE Chicken house, Is by 48
feel; nearly new, with 10 saslles, Apply
to GEORGE F. LEE,
Middetown, Del.
FDR SALE. Twenty pigs, 7 70 weeks
old, good ones. SIS per pair. Also 25 young
ewes, and South Down buck.
W. c. THOMAS,
8 miles N. E. OF Odessa. Del
bo not neglect your teeth. little at
teution now will save you much pain and
xBenfe later on. Dr.. ]. ALLEN JOHNSON,
diddletown, will make examination and
estimate without charge. Gas given for
painless extracting.
A few very fine Rhode Island Red
Cukkerels for sale, weighing from to s.
pohnds, mnst be sold by November 10th.
c. P. Cochran,
Middletown, Del.
Pure Buekwheat Flour ar
Evans EXCHANGE Store
Hustlers wanted everywhere $25 to $50
made weekly. Distributingt Circulars,
p4ckage%, overseeing Out Door Advertis-
ind Experience not needed, new plan.
N canvassing Address, Merchants Out
Door Advertising Co., 70 Dearboon ST.,
Chicago.
FOR SALE.-The "Vail Farm" con,
tanning l20 acres, at Hickory Grove, q
miles from Delaware City. This is an
exceptionally fine farm. Also the home
farm OF Thomas Reese, near Chesapeake
City. containing ITO acres, With every
thing in complete order. These are two
fne homes. GEoRG W. INGREAM
WANTED-Ma Married man TO work on
Dairy Farm. Address
Mr. CHARLES G. RUPERT,
Wilmington, Del.
We want TO keep it impressed on your
mind that hen in need of any kind OF
printing you shouI1 get our prices before
giving out the work: We are in posi-
tion to do all kinds of work quickly and
1t reasonable price.
Mr.. Maurice NJ. Burstan Of this having
completed course in Optics has open an
Office al his residence, East Main St., OF
posite the Methodist Church, where he
will be pleased to test eyes free of charge.
See ad. in this issue.
We are in receipt Of a handsome cata-
logue issued by the Best Squab Co., Del
thar, Del. II you are interested in Homer
pigeons for profit write them for free
catalogue. . V
Unclaimed Letters-The following list
Of letters remain unclaimed in the post
Office for the week ending Nov. 22i
Miss Lille Blake. Mrs. Harriet Brink
ley, Mr.. w. Black (colored), MIR. p T.
CarIisle,Jr.
The programme for the New Century
Club next week Is: Business meeting !;
Current Events Glass "Stratford-on-
Avon," Mrs. W. B. Biggs Music A
selected reading from Stoddard.
Another pleasant little dance was given
at the Century Club room last Wedaes-
day evening. Those present were Misses
Louise Cochran, Justine Peyerley, Helen
z Cochran, Grace Parvis, Helen Brady,
Berthe Cochran, Maria NowIand, Carrie
: McAleer, Mary Mowland and Messrs. Jay
G. Parker, George D. Kelley, JF., Sidney
Peverley, Harry Lockwood, Isaac Gibbs,
Harry s. Brady and James Woodall.
The New Century Club of Middletown
delightfully."- entertained on Tuesday after
noon. Rev. F. II. Moore Of Forest Pres
byterian Church, gave lecture on Eng.
land, describing his trip through that
country during the past summer. Miss
Hntehin gave two instrumental solos and
Mrs. Fred Brady a vocal solo. The Odessa
Club had been invited to attend the
lecture and tea, and Of the Club, Mrs. F.
B. Watkins, Mrs D. W. Corbit, Mrs. w.
". Woods, Mrs. Lee Sparks, Mrs. Carrie
Appleton, MrssJ. g. Brown, Mrs. g. e.
Cappage, Mrs. Joseph Enos, Mrs. Viii
liam Davis and Miss Marian Miff1in were
present About fifty Middletown mem
bers we're present. Salad, biscuit, coffee
and olives were served.
The 0peretta cinderella which was
given in the Opera House on Thankegiv-
Ing hight and repeated on Friday night
ives remarkably fine. Most of those TAX
h,E part were school children. there being
tlsGrty-two fairies, twenty pages, six court
tiers, eighteen court ladies, besides those
taking slre principal parts, making ii all
ab0nt one hundred persons. Each took
lii or her part so welltAatitis is not fair
ID praise any especial one. Sweet Gin
defeIla" WAS very sweet indeed and the
Prince real eprincs charming The
fairies we're sweet to look upon aud did
beautifully. On Thursday night the hall
was crowded. the gallery filled and people
standing. On Friday night the bail was
consfortabIy flied. OF the proceeds,
tIree.fourtlas win 70 toward the piano
fund for tlge school and onesfourth viii