Middletown transcript., 1906-12-22

1000 copies Of Mckinley select l0c
music for sale. Call and get catalogue
free. Mrs. G. W. Peterson.
Let us do your printing, no matter how
small the order, and give us a chance to
prove how well we can do it,
After October 1st tile Library hours
will be as foIloss TUESDAYS, $50 to 81;
Saturdays, to 5 and ITO $50.
Take yOur walnuts to 9. S. MoA4son=
ERY's and g.t the highest cash prices.
MoNrGaMERY will pay cash for Black
Walnuts In The shell.
WANTED -Four or five Live Young
Men to work at 1eather belt making.
Apply 10 J. K RHoADs & Sons, 18th St,
and B. & O. r. R !, Wilmington, Del.
Not 20 many, yet plenty Of 5 and l0c
toys and Xmss novelties st our big 5 aud
Ioc store Mrs. q. W PETERSON.
At tile quarterly conference of Bethesda
NJ. Z. Church. held ON Saturday alter
noon lat, lr. 4. W. Lightbonrne was
unaninnusiy iin tied TO return 10 the
charge fnr an"ther year.
Unclaimed Letters-The following lis
Of letters remain unclaimed in the post
Office for the week ending Dec. 18th /:
Miss Viola Hall, Mr.. Wal. Banes, Mr..
Geo. Brown, Mr.. Rput Msttee, John
Saunders, James Startt.
Do not neglect your teeth. little at
tention now will save you much pain and
expense later on. DR.. j. ALLEN JOHNSON,
MiddIetown, will make examination and
estimate without charge. Gas given for
painless extracting.
Pure Bnckwlleat Flour at
Exams EXCHANGE STORE
Hustlers wanted everywhere $25 to $50
made weekly. Distributingt Circulars,
packages, overseeing Out Door Advertis-
ing. Experience not needed, new plan.
No cauvassir 6. Address, Merchants Out
Door Advertising Co., 70 Dearborn ST.,
Chicago.
Toilet sets, China tea and dinner sets,
pictures and numerous articles, at prices
way telow other stores. at our and 10
cent store. Mrs. G. W. PETERSON.
FOR sALE.-The "ysil Farm" con,
tanning l20 acres, at Hickory Grove, 2
miles from Delaware City. This is am
exceptionally Tine farm. Also the home
farm of Thomas Reese, near Chesapeake
City, containing 1l0 acres, VIII, every
thing in complete order These are tw"
fine homes. GEoRG W. INGREAM.
We want to keep it impressed ON your
mind that wheIf in need OF any kind Of
printing you shoull get our prices before
giving ont the work. We are in posi-
tion to do all kinds Of work quickly and
at reasonable price.
ExTRACTIoNs ABSOLUTELY PAINLESS
speciality, ny the new improved Somno
forme gas. No after effects. For moder-
ate prices aud perfect satisfaction guar
anted OH all Dental work, call and see
DR. q. A, BURTON.
II. R. Wilson has received new
supply of the famous Lipshultz A Cigars.
Ifyou are thinking of making Christmas
present get q box. .Fhey are lOc quality
at SC price. do not slet your dealer sell
you something that lac Gays are just as
good. For sale only by H.sR. WILSON.
j The Law and Order Society which was
organized IN our town recently, is q
branch of the Wilmington League, and
has 25 members. The local society has
elected slIe following officers: Rev. A. w.
Light bourne, President ]. G. Parker,
secretar, and J. M. Rolhwell, Treasurer.
TIE Secretary will be glad to receive the
name Of. anyone desiring to become a
member.
The remains of Mrs. Clara Vandegrift,
widow Of Joseph W. Vandegrift, formerly
a resident of this neighborheod, whodied
in Jersey City on Monday, we're brought
to Midd etown ON the ii 40 train this
morning and inferred in Old Drawers
Cemetery, near Odessa. The pallbearers
we're: JAS. R. Hoffecker ,Thos. E. Hurn-
Charles P. Cochran, Edward Jones,
Moody RothwelI and George Echenhofer.
e. H. Beck, Real Estate broker, has
sold TO Herbert N. Price the farm belong.
ing to Mrs. Jennie Jet, of Newark, To-
Gated near Kirkwood, containing 1Se
acres for $500. Also, sold the dwelling
belonging to John A. Eortner located on
Anderson street to Adam Reed, of Mid.
dletown, for $1,000. Also the farm 10.
Gated in Ponds Neck belonging to Frank
X. Hendrickson, Of Delaware City, con.
tanning 200 acres to Joseph s. Benson, ol
Earleyille, Md, for 81, 600.
Postmaster Joiis has just received q
new order in regard to box rents, which
reads as follows: BOX rents must be col
lected at the beginning of each quarter
but no longer. Ten days before the las
dayof each quarter postmasters are re
quired to place bill in rented box II /
boxholder fails to renew his right to hil
box on or before the last day of the quar-
ter tile box shall then be closed aud Of
fered for rent aud the mail will b,
placed in the general delivery" Tht
PRICES have also been raised. Boxes here
tofore renting for 20e. per quarter will b
25c, Zoe. boxes 45c Soc boxes 6Uc.
aud locked drawers 75c.. instead Of Soc
The young nten of Middletown have is
sued invitations Tor their Christmas dane
il The Opera House, one Thursday even
ing, December 9th. The committee j
working hard for tile success OF the dane
and the attendance will undoubtedly b
large. Admission tickets have been Il
eued to those invited. and the gallery vii
:. sl,. ..,xttfso hes Z. ,..;n 4.