Middletown transcript., 1907-11-30
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Middletown.
We have q large line Of children's bats,
45c to sl.9s, worth 81 up to So.
A. FoeEI.
Country Lard Wanted. Will pay the
highest cash prices.
ARMsrRoEG's MEAT MARKET.
g wide-awake and no pain
UfY either in extracting or filing
teeth. DR.. johnson.
DIR. NJ. B. Burstan. Eye Specialist. con-
sultation free Of charge. East Main St.,
Middletown.
We sell fruits, nuts and candies as a
side line. W. T. JOHNSON.
HORSE SHOEING.-Plain 75c cash
Satisfaction guaranteed.
g Gold Crowns, Bridges and
WTyfrD Patchwork made in my own lab
ratory. DR.. johnson.
An Xmas suegestion-A. Fogel's store.
Come and look around, he has every
thing for everybody. Come and do your
Xmas shopping here, it viii be pleasure
and saving to you.
Long silk gloves in black and white
69c TO SLIPS, double finger tips, worth
81 a pair. A. FoGEL.
WANTED Milk, 100 quarts at cents
per quart. 81. E. KLUND,
6l7 E. Fourth st.
Wilmington, Del.
The Farmers Creamery Co. has de-
cIared dividend OF per cent. on the
liss of subscribers as il stands this date.
payable on and after November Both.
Rev. F. Fl. Moore will preach in Arm
strong's Chapel tomorrow Sunday af-
ternoon at 2.30 o'clock. The public is
cordially invited to attend.
FOR SALE. = Thoroughly modern
house at Odessa. seven rooms and bath,
hot and cold water. Possession at any
time. GEORGE L. Townsend. JR.,
Odessa, Del
We have just received so pattern hats,
all the latest styles, all shades, velvet and
French felts, worth $8 to $40, viii be sold
81 so and s.. Hats trimmed free at
A. FoeEL's.
Sunday wag a dismal day and the in
.cessant rain which kept up all day long
with high wind, kept many indoors.
The churches were nearly depleted.
REV. Albert Chandler. will commence
revival services at Friendship NJ, E.
Church next Sunday evening at o'clock
Preaching at Seyersons M. E. Church
Sunday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock.
FOR SALE.-20 rose comb Rhode
Island Red cockerels and 40 pullets,
April and May Matched. This is an ex-
ceptionally fine lot Of young fowls, and
the cockerels will weigh from to s lbs.
Will sell at reasonable prices.
G. P. COCHRAN,
Middletowu, Del.
Unclaimed Letters-The following list
of letters remain unclaimed in the post
Office for the week ending Nov. 21st !:
Miss Mary Brown, Mrs. Bessie Huston,
Mr.. Will Black. Prof. G. W. Hawkins,
MIR. William Pratt
The Junior Auxiliary Of the st. Anne's
Episcopal Church will hold their annual
bazaar in the Parish building Saturday
afternoon, December 9TH, from 2 to
O'Clock Fancy articles suitable for Christ
mas gifts, homemade candy and cake for
sale.
Mr.. Joshua Grassland who was recently
promoted to Assistant Superintendent for
the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., with
headquarters in Middetown, has received
q handsome gold medal from the Com
pany which he has represented here for
the past ten years, for faithful service.
Mr.. Grassland feels justly proud of the
gift.
Rev. J. Thompson Carpenter Of Phila-
delphia, will conduct the services at ST.
Anne's Church on Sunday next, morning
and evening. He will also be here on the
Sunday following, December Sth. Mr..
Carpenter is known in Middletown as an
able speaker and no doubt will be greeted
by large congregations.
The Ladies' Mite Society Of Bethesda
NJ. E Church held bake and rummage
sale in the middle room of the Opera
House buil1ing Tuesday and Wednesday
Of this week, and the ladies' are well
pleased with the result. We are informed
by one of the ladies that they cleared
more than $50.
Y II you are leaving your house for /
few hours, and want the FIRE to keep in
instead of throwing lot Of coal on, IL il
much better and safer to put two or thres
pieces on, and then throw handful oI
table salt over them. II this is done, yor
viii find good fire at the end of four OF
five hours.
Governor Preston Lea has offered /
fine silver cup to the farmers OF Delaware
competing at the corn exhibit at the
Delaware State Grange session in Dover
next month. The governor slprize Is fol
the best corn exhibit by any one farmer
The trustees Of Delaware College have
offered silver cup for the best individna
ear Of corn shown at the exposition there
At the annual meeting of the Farmers
Creamery Company, on Monda,
last Mr. R. A. Cochran was elected
President. The following officers and di
rectors were chosen for the ensuing year
R. A. Cochran, President; George F
Wilson, Vice President; Fl. w. Pharo