Middletown transcript., 1908-10-31

High-grade dental service. Examlna-
ton and estimate, free. DR.. J. Allen
johnson, Middletown. Phone lS
Special advantages in dress goods at
Brockson's closing out sale. =
DR.. NJ. B. Burstan, Eye Specialist and
Optician, corner Broad and Main streets,
Middletown. All work guaranteed.
Are you ready for your coat suit. Come
and see our large stock Of sample suits at
! off. A. FoGEL.
Chinese Laundry. Prompt and good
work neatly done. HENRY TAY, Corner
Broad and Lake Sts, Middletown.
Bargains in Children's hosiery and
heavy underwear. WM. BRocKsoN.
gh-grade dentar service. Examina-
tion and estimate, free. DR.. ]. Allen
johnson, MiddletowI(. Phone Is.
WANTED.-$2OOc and $4,000 on first
mortgage on farms; uDquestionable secur-
ty. GEO. W. INGRAM.
NOTICE TO FARAERs.-We contract in
Delaware and Maryland for the best Wire
Fence made. See us before buying and
be convinced.
ALGIRE & WILSON.
FOB SALE i have several farms
small and large, well located, at reason
able PRICES, iD st, Georges Hundred.
GEO. W, INGRAM
d.. J. G. Sites has removed bis dental
Office to the building recently vacated by
the Western Union Telegraph Co., next
door to ]. L. Shepherds office.
Laundry must be left not later than
Thursday if you want it by Saturday. A
trial solicited. HENRY Toy.
G osing Out sale.-Only the groceries
have been closed. Still bargains in dry
goods. n0tiGHs, boots and shoes.
WM. BRocksoN.
Our Millinery stock is now larger than
e.er and every hat is reduced. II you
want stylish hat at a reasonable price,
you better come to, A. FoGEL's.
Miss Mollie Wilson entertained her
guests, Mrs. Hearne, OF Georgetown and
the Misses Davis, of Milford, and a few
other friends, at supper last Tuesday
evening.
niiss Mary Hutchin attended meeting
.of the executive board of the Federation
OF Clubs held in Wilmington yesterday
The program for the NeR Century
Club next week INCLUDES "King Victor
Emmanuel Sd. and Queen Helene, by
Mrs. A. w. Derricksou; Music; "The
Vatican" Miss Marie 7. Lockwood.
e. H. Beck, real estate broker, has sold
the farm balonging to W. H. Cacy on
road from Massey to Delaney, containing
1873 acres, to Harry 4. Darby, OF Clayton,
Del, for $4,000.
Unclaimed Lettsrs-The following list
of letters remain unclaimed in the post
Office for the week ending Oct. 22d
Mrs. Hester J. Minor. Lnlu Nichols,
Geor-e A. Maxwell. Charles Miller,
George Burdete (dead letter..
Dr. H. B. Mcdowell advertises another
lot OF Holstein heifers in this issue. The
sale will be held at the Middletown Hotel
stables, on Saturday, November 7th, at
2 O'Clock, P. n. DR.. Mcdowell has ex.
Amined this stock, and guarantees them
to be free from tuberculosis.
Messrs. Randolph Gary and Pearce
SRxton have completed arrangements to
give the election returns from the veranda
of the Middetown Hotel on Tuesday
evening next. They will use a picture
machine and canvas, and promise our
people good service. They propose to
give National, State and County returns
at the earliest possible moment.
The open season for quail and rabbit |
in this State begins November Is and
ends December 81. 1t is unlawful to gun |
on another PERSONS land without per-
mission; to hunt game Oh Sunday; to buy |
and sell game for profit, or to ship it out |
ofthe State; to gun game while the ground |
is covered with snow; and non residents |
must obtain license from the Delaware
Game Law Association.
The ladies of the Middletown Public
Library wish to thank those who kindly
sent contributions to the Rummage Sale |
held last Saturday. Some $42 90 was real
lied therefrom. 4 number OF articles /
yet remaining will be sold next Saturday, |
October 3lst. 1t is hoped that those who |
have promised to send articles will do so |
before that time. Pies and cakes of home |
make are in especial demand, and since
it is q public cause and a good one, it is !
believed that these other friends will rally /
to its support.
The many friends of Miss Mary H.
Maxwell gave her "variety shower" on
Thursday evening, in view OF her ap-
preaching marriage with Mr.. Lambert
V. Davidson of Philadelphia, next We'd
Desday. Miss Maxwell received many
useful and pretty gifts. Refreshments Of |
sandwiches and coffee were served. Among
those present we're Mrs. ]. B. Foard, Mrs.
- W. I. Connellee, Mrs. 8. NJ: Lockwood. |
Mrs. 7. ]. Leonhart, Mrs. Mary Vande.
srift, Misses Nellie Rothwell, Elsie Jones,
May MeFaull, Mary Rothwel, Bessie An.
derson. Gertrude McCrone, Francis Nc.
Crone, Eugene Beasten. Mary Beasten,
Mabel and Olive Lockwood.
Mrs. Jane W. Pennewill of Wilmington,
State President of the International Sun
shine Society, lectured before the New
Century Club last Tuesday afternoon.
The meeting was held in the Assembly
room at the High School, in order that
the pupils OF the school might be present.
Mrs. Pennewill gave delightful talk,
telling OF her work, and the origin OF the
Sunshine Society. Two branches we're
formed. one of children and one of ladies.
The adult branch expected to meet on