Middletown transcript., 1906-11-10
MIBDLEr0wE, DEL, NOV. 10. 1905
Local News

Leave your laundry at d. @. PLEAsAN1
ox's, corner Main and Cass streets.
Gather Walnuts and take them t.
McETGoMERy's
HORSE sHOEING. Plain 75c cash
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Let us do your printing, 10 matter how
small the order, and give us a chance tt
prove how well We can do it.
WANTED.-A good, reliable white VIC
man to help care for young children
Good home and pay for the right party.
Address P. O. box 1S9, MiddIetown, Del.
After October lst the Library hours
will be as follows: Tuesdays, $50 to g.
Saturdays, 3 to 5 and to $50.
Take your Walnuts to G. S. MoEri,M
ERY's 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.. G. A. Burton Dentist successor to
w. E. Barnard. Offices adjoining Post
Office. Extraction BY painless methods
free of charge when artificial sets are
made.
We want to keep it impressed on your
minds that when in need Of any kind Of
printing you shoul1 get our prices before
giving ont the job. We are in position
to do all kinds of work quickly and at a
reasonable price.
MONTGOMERY will pay cash for Black
Nalnuts in the she'll
DO not neglect your teeth. A little at
tention now will save you much pain and
expense later on. DR.. ]. ALLEN JOHNSON,
Middletown, will make examination and
estimate without charge. Gas given for
painless extracting
FOR SALE.-The "Vail Farm" con,
tAining l20 acres, at Hickory Grove, 2
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
fine homes. GEoRG w. INeREAM
Unclaimed Letters-The following list
of letters remain unclaimed in the post
office for the week ending Nov. 1st:
Mrs. Clarnes R,ckes, Frank Bailey
(Dsal Letter., john iward Mackay(2l
Returned to writer.
A few very fine Rhode Island Red
Cockerels for sale, weighing from to
pounds, mnst be sold by November 10th.
G. p. COCHRAN,
Mi,ldIetown, Del.
A candy sale will be held by the Girls
Social Club, Nov. 10th, in Mrs. McKee's
building on East Main st. The proceeds
will be devoted to charity.
Pure Bnckwheat Flour at
EVANS EXCHANGE SIRE.
HustIers wanted everywhere $25 to $50
made weekly, Distributingt Circulars,
packages, overseeing Out Door Advertis-
ing. Experience not needed, new plan.
No canvassing. Address, Merchants Out
Dor A lssrtising Co, - Dearboon St.
Chicago
We understand the Quakerine Co.. who
are advertising their remedies here at the
preesut time, are giving very pleasing and
up-to-date shows in the Middletown
Opera House, changing the show every
night. Msssrs. John ]. Hall, Milton
Scott and George Mayer are the features
Of the shoa, as they rank with the best
of to-day, but there will be many other
pleasing acts.
The managers Of the eItainment
given fast week have signi6ed their in
tention Of giving twenty-five dollars OF
the proceeds from the entertainment to
the Public Library. The ladies OF the
Library Committee will purchase new
books with the money.
The program for the next meeting of
tile New Century Club inclndes Review
OF magazine article "Alfred, greatest of
tile Saxon Kings," by Mrs E. G. Green /;
Historical points around Lake George, =
by Miss Heaton Music; Notes from an
EnglisiI Note Book.
The W f. n. s. of Bethesda NJ E.
Church will give social tea at the home
of Mrs. j. Il. CHM, on Crawford street,
next Tuesday evening, November 18th,
al 6 o'clock. Each member will have
the privilege Of inviting one or more
guests. Every person will pay 10 cents
for good tea, and spend social evening.
The proceeds for the use of the home
society. A full attendance is desired.
Several ladies OF Bethesda NJ. E. Church
on. Thursday last, attended the Woman's
Home Missionary Convention at Town
send. A very interesting program was
rendered, and delightful day spent.
The local society Of Townsend gave d
sumptuous luncheon at the noon hour.
The ladies from Middletown were Mrs.
Jesse L. Shepherd, Mrs. A. w. Light
bourne, Mrs. William Hutchin, Mrs. A.
6. Cox, Mrs. j. c. Parker, Mrs. ]. W.
Barnett and Miss Mollie Lyman.
CHURCH NOTES