Middletown transcript., 1907-01-05

lles " d1l sour pfinEfnx, 10 matter how
stsall the order, and give Us chance to
poFe how well We can do Is.
After January Ist tile Library hours
will be al follows: Tuesdays, $50 10 8,
aid 70 $50; Saturdays, Ito s and I 70
$50.
Take your WaInuss to G. S. MoATGoM
Ray's aud get the highest cash prices.
MoNreonsRr viii pay casll for Black
Walnuts in the shell.
1000 copies Of Mckinley select l0c
music for sale. Call aud get catalogue
free.
Mas. 6. W. PErERsoS.
DO not neglect your teeth. A little at
tention now will save you much pain and
expense later Oh. DR. J. ALLEN JOHNSON,
h sMiddletewr, will make examination and
estimate wittout charge. Gas given for
painless Extracting.
FurB bnekWiieat tt0nr at
Evans EXCHANGE STORE.
Hustlers wanted everywhere $25 to $50
made weekly. Distributingt Circulars.
packages, overseeing Out Door Adyertis-
ing. Experience not needed, new plan.
Nb canvassilsg. Address, Merchants Out
Dbor Advertising CO., 70 Dearboon St.,
Chicsgo.
FOR SALE. The Wall Farm" con,
tanning l21 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 10 acres, With every
thing ia complete order. These are two
A fine homes. GEoRe w. INGREAM.
Call aud see the Specials We offer for
s cents aliis week at our Big 8 and 10
c.ilt siotes
MRS. G. W. PETERSON
4-xrRacrloNs ABSOLUTELY PAINLESS
speciality, BY the new improved Sonno
fvrhe gsa, No after effects. For moder-
ats prices and perfect satisfaction guar
eersed Oh MI Dental work, call aud see
DR. q. A. BURTON.
H. r. Wilson has received new
sarpiy u lhe famous Lipshnliz A Cigars.
1fsou hrsthinking OF nakiug Christmas
present. get box. They are l0c quality
aG / 81 price, do not let Your deaier sell
yJh scfssthing that he eass are just at
gJod. For saIe only BY II. K. WILSON.
FOR RENT-Large commudions cor
n,fr store in Odessa, now occupied by +.
Bl Watkins. Apply 10
i. VI. coRBIr,
Odessa, Del.
FOR KENT Store Room, Broad aud
Lake streets. Goud location and business
opportunity. Possession on March 25til,
1907. MILAN BRocKsoN.
The Missionary Society Of tlie Presby
tefian Ctlureis met ii the home Of Miss
Emma BIackiston, on Cass street, yester
day afternoon.
a Tie Luncheon Club was pleasantly en-
rtaiued on Friday afternoon by Miss
artha Heaton, at her home on Cassi
Nreet. The members are: Misses Ethel
4Hrady, L, dia Cochran, Martha Heaton,
Laura Wlllits, Maria Nowlano, Dora Price,
Mrs q. L. Cochran and Mrs j. G. Sites.
There Mas no meeting at the Century
Club Tuesday, it being New Years day.
The program for next Tuesday includes
business meeting; "EngIish Lake Coun-
try" Mrs. Wilmer Pennington; English
Agitators," Sliss Ethel Brady; Currant
Event Music.
We hope our subscribers will send in
tile amount due us. EaclldolIar means a
year's work for us, and while we have
been waiting on you, obligations have
been growing and We now need pro Dpt
payment Of these bills, even If they are
only one dollar.
Il THE first Of the series Of University Ex
tension Lectures will be given in the
Opera House on Friday, January 4th.
All Of these lectures will be accompanied
with music. We hope those who have
not purchased course tickets will take ad-
vantage Of the very low price Of the single
lecture, % cents.
A very delightful musicale was given
on Thursday evening at the home Of Mr..
j. F. McWhorter by the W. @. 7. u.
The house was very comfortably filled and
d very interesting program given. Ice
cream and cake we're sold after tile musi-
Gale. The following was the program:
Instrumental duett, Misses Eugene Beas-
ten and Mary Maxwell; Selection, Phon-
ograph; Instrumental solo, Miss Helen
Naudain; Vocal solo, Mr.. J. G. Parker.
Jr.; Recitation, Miss Lola Ingram; Instru-
mental dneit, Misses Allie Mckee and
Lena PIeasanton; Selection, Phonoeraph;
Vocal solo, Miss Roberts; Recitation, Miss
Lola Ingram, Instrumental solo, Miss
\ HeIeI Nahdain; Selection, Photograph;
Instrumental duett, Misses Allie Mckee
and LENA Pleasanton; Vocal solo, Miss
Roberta About SIS were cleared which
was very gratifying TO the members Of
a - Nv q NJ II
Z Oa New Years night, Miss Esther
Shalieross royally entertained number
of young friends at six course dinner, Al
her beautiful home .Belleyiew, near
here. The affair was given ii honor of
Miss Grace Hart PAryis TIE dining:
room Eas decorated with green's while
the table was banked With liberty yins
and trimmed With many red candies.
Each cover vas marked By New Years
favor In tie evening music and cards
we're enjoyed. Miss Parvia won tile first
prize 81 cards. The guests were: Misses
Helen Cochran, Mary Nowland, Louise
14z1i.ts al Craaas portt4E 6S.,Sfz, Jrf.a,E1 :