Middletown transcript., 1908-03-07
ALaIRE & WILSON.

Main St. occapied by ]. s. Price tea
man). g. E. HuKILL.
. DR.. J. Allen johnson, Dentist,
QfnB MiddIetown, Del. Phone IS.
FOR SALE. -Roee Comb Rhode Island
Red eggs, by the setting or in 100 lots. The
chichen for the farmer as they are great
winter LAYERS. G. P. COCHRAN,
Middletown, Del.
This month only, extra thick $1,000
French edge Ostermoor mattresses for
$3.50, so lbs.. covered beautiful mercer
lied French art twiIls. w. ]. WILSON.
FOR SALE. 1000 chestnut posts. Ap-
ply to L. L.-WILLIAMs,
st. Augustine,
Cecil Co., Md.
FOR RENT.-The seven room DWELL
ing on East Main street, now occupied
BY George s. Richards. Possession given
March 25th, 1908. MRs. H. v. PARyIs.
Go to H. r. Wilson, the up to-date
cigar and tobacco dealer aud try the
famous Lipshul,z A &c. cigar, Blunt &
Londers. Use your Judgment and be con-
WINGED.
A Box and Pie Social will be held at
Woodland School House near Arm.
strong's Corner, on Friday evening, March
20, '0s Proceeds for the benefit Of the school
fund All are cordially invited to attend.
REAL Estate FOR SALE OR RENT
Store, house and dwelling at Summit
Bridge. Dell; possession given March 25.
Apply to Samuel Alrich, Glasgow; Del,
or Geo. W. Ingram, Middletown, Del.
Unclaimed Letters-The following list
of letters remain unclaimed in the post
Office for the week ending Feb. 9th :
Miss Mollie Henry, Miss Mary Lane, Miss
Myrtle Woodruff, Mr. Herman Gibbs, Mr..
Alfred Lee, Mr.. James Rnas.
Mrs. A. Fogel is attending the whole
sale Spring Millinery Openings in New
York City this week, where she is also
selecting large assortment of the very
latest creations which they will display
at their opening. The date will be an
nounced later in this paper,
Little Miss Viola Marker, of near town,
was rendered a postal surprise on Tues
day, ID being her eighth birthday. The
little Miss received sixty cards, some of
them being very handsome and costly, all
wishing her many more happy birthdays.
The TRANscRIPr readers are doubtless
aware by this time that il newspaper al
lows subscriber to be one year in ar
rears ou- subscription, hereafter, the
publisher will be fined by the postal aut-
borities. We hope our subscribers will
remit at once on all subscriptions
over that time.
Messrs. j. F. McWhorter & Son have
the agency for the colds gasoline en-
gines, and their ad. appears in this issue.
If you are thinking of buying one, read
the testimonials OF those who are using
the 's0Ids," in their ad. You know them,
and what they say about the engines
wonderful work, can be relied upon as
absolutely true.
Before very long the Red Men of Della
ware will have established home for
their aged and INDECENT, There is now
So, 600 in hand for the home and this fund
was started with FIVE cent piece contrib
uted several years ago. The home may
be located in Kent County in order to be
near the centre OF the reservation.
We heard one of onr citizens say good
word for insurance companies the other
day and We hasten to give the companies
the benefit of it. He said with all their
faults they always gave away good blotters
and calendars. This reminds us that II
our business men are going to need any
blotters, they would do well to see us be-
fore ordering.
The Red Cross Society has issued and
placed on sale the all-year-round stamps,
and they can be purchased at the local
drug stores at one cent each. The Society
is doing wonderful work, and our people
should encourage them. The money de-
rived from the sale Of this issue OF stamps
viii be used in erecting sanitarium at
Reboboth.
The annual election Of officers Of Be-
thesda M. E. Sunday School was held
last week, with the following result: Sup.
erintendent, Alfred G. Cox; Assistant
Superintendent, Rev. W. H. Hutchin;
Secretary. Daniel wv. Stevens; Assistant
Secretary. ]. Elwood Denny; Treasurer,
S. e. Massey; Librarian, George F. Will
son; Pianist, Mrs. j. Elwood Denny; As.
sistant pianist. Miss Lenora Lee; EupeTin.
teDdent Infant Department, Miss Anna
NJ. Freeman.
Don't forget the grand benefit Of our
local Volunteer Firemen. in the Opera
House. next Thursday and Friday even
ings, March 18th and 18Th, when will be
presented that IaugIlabIe 3-act comedy,
College Days" Mr.. William Howe,
who is staging this play, is well pleased
with the entire cast who have made such
rapid progress in their several parts.
Specialities viii be given between the
acts by the yinyard Children. Miss
Estella suydam, Harry yinyard and the
MiddIeIown Qusrteste. The fremen ex.
tend cordial invitation TO all their frisnds
10 come out 10 witness this splendid play
which sbey guarantees to please all. Prices
for general admission Is cents; Reserved
seats So cents, and can be bad at Lethrr.
bury,s Hard dHare Store on and after to-day
March IN. Our citizens should turn out
aud help this worthy cause let the
Opera House be crowded beth nights