Middletown transcript., 1906-11-24

made.
MoKre5neRY will pay cash for Black
Walnuts in the she'll
The McDonough Sewing Circle was en-
tertained last week at the home of Mrs.
James 7, Shalicross, Jr.
FOR SALE Chicken house, IS by 4s
feet, nearly new, with 10 saslles. Apply
to GEORGE F. LEE,
Middetown, Del.
FOR SALE.-Twenty pigs, 7 to weeks
old. good ONES, IS per pair. Also % young
ewes, and a South Down buck.
W. C. THOMAS,
miles N. E. OF Odessa. Del.
Tie Mite Society Of Bethesda Nj.
Z. Church will hold a bake, poul.
Try aud rnmmage sale in Mrs. McKee's
building, East Main street, on Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings November 9th
and 2sth.
NoTIcE. Il meeting OF the stockholders
of tile Farmers Creamery Company, will
be held at the nffice of the Creamery on
Saturday, November Path, at O'Clock,
P, A., sharp, for the purpose Of electing
B1srd Of Directors for the ensuing year.
Do not neglect your teeth. A little at
teniion now will save you much pain and
expense later on. Dr.. ]. ALLEN JOHNSON,
Middletown, will make examination and
estimate without charge. Gas given Tor
painless extracting.
A few very fine Rhode Island Red
Cockerels for sale, Weighing from z to s
pounds, must be sold by November 10th.
G. P. CocIIRAN,
Middletown, Del.
Pure Buck heat Flour at
EVANS EXCHANGE SIRE.
Hnstlers wanted every where $25 to $50
made weekly. Distributingt Circulars,
packages, overseeing Out Door Advertis-
inc. Experience not needed, new plan.
No canvassing. Address, Merchants Out
Door Advertising Co.. 70 Dearboon ST.,
Chicago.
FOR SALE.-The "Vail Farm" con,
tanning 12O 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. INGREAM
A most attractive bazaar will be given
by the Junior Auxiliary Of st. Anne's
Church on Saturday, the frst day of De-
.cember, in the Parrish building adjoining
4Ile Church. Fancy articles suitable for
Christmas gifts, homemade candy and
cake will be for sale. An educated goose
viii be a novel feature Of the occasion.
At the Century Club last Tuesday, Miss
Emma Bnsh, of Wilmington, spoke on
"a visit 10 France Miss Bush took
triE, through France last summer, and in
a very delightful manner described the
customs, people, scenery, etc. She has
spoken here before and Is favorite with
the Club. Rev. F. H. Moore will give
the Club lecture next Tuesday on Eng
land. The Odessa Club win be present
and pleasant time is anticipated
The friends Of the High School, who
win be present at the entertainment to be
given ON Thanksgiving nightin the Opera
House, are requested to fill their pockets
with nickels and dimes, as there will be
home made candies for sale during the
evening. Anyone who will give candy,
for the good Of the school, will please
send it 10 the home Of Miss Mary Fl.
Maxwell on West Main street, no later
than Wednesday evening.
With Thanksgiving Day only few
DAYS eff, housekeepers are beginning to
talk Of turkey the monarch Of the Thanks
giving dinner table. II Is reported that
tlIis bird viii not be as plentiful as in
former years, on account of the very wet
weather, which killed many of the young
o hes in the early part Of the summer,
while they were quite small. At present
turkeys are only being shipped to the
CITY markets alive. The weather has been
too warm for dressed stock. Commis-
sion men are not predicting Tianksgiy-
ing price with any degree Of confidence,
although the general feeling is that The
retail pfice this scar for holiday market
will be III the neigIlborIood Of 20 cents a
pound. Last year the birds sold in the
retail market Thanksgiving at about 20
cents a pound.
A course of six lectures, under the
auspices Of the Women's New Century
Club. will be given in the Middletown
opers House b. Mr.. Leslie Willis Spraeue
of the University Extension Course, be-
ginning January 4th and ending Feb
ruary l4th. Topic: Ethics Of social
Iife.,' Jannary 4th, individual Life !.
January iitb, Marriage and the home
January lSsb. Education January 25th,
Labor and lie Labor struggle February
LIST, Capita February l4sIi, Citizenship.
These lectures are given for the benefit of
the community the Century Club ex
pecting no financial benefit. Tickets
have been placed Is . very nominal sum,
400 for THE course, md can be obtained
from any member Of the Century Club or
from Mr. Letlserbury's store, On and after
November 26th. Those purchasing
tickets early may have the privilege Of
raaaryinq 4 seat witllout extra charge
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