Middletown transcript., 1909-11-06
.MIDDLErOwN, DEL, nov. 8, 1908
Local News


Just received so silk waists, 81. 49 while
they last. A. FoGEL.
CUNNING NOTICES ready printed
and for sale at The TRANSCRIPT
Muehlburger's Bread. Pies and Cakes
fresh daily at M. BANNING.
Try our Cushion Comfort Shoe, they
are guaranteed both for wear and com
fort. G. w. PETERSON.
All our trimmed and untrimmed hats
will be sold ] off the regular price for
Saturday. A. FoGEL.
Mems and Boys Clothing cleaned and
pressed on short notice. Satisfaction
guaranteed. MRS. G. NJ. STANGER.
DR.. ]. G. Sites has removed bis dental
office to the nnilding recently vacated by
the Western ION Telegraph Co., next
door to J. L. Shepherds Office.
FOR sALE.-Twelve one and two.
year-old heifers, home raised and good
stock. Apply to j. G. GREEN,
Middletown, Del.
FOR RENT.-Store and dwelling at
Mt. Pleasant. Possession given March
25th next. Apply to 7. E. CLAYTON,
Mt. Pleasant, Del.
Do you need coat suit, coat or chill
drens coats just received big lot from
New York to be sold at great rednctions
A. FoGEL.
We have pretty line Of Baby Caps
and Coats, marked down. to very low
prices. G. W. PETERSON.
A grand Sunday School Rally Sunday
afternoon at Warwick special music reci-
tation and address by Hon. W. T. War.
button Of Elkton, Nd.
We are selling this week heavy feeced
lined underwear at the remarkable low
price OF 39c.
THE GLOBE CLOTHING STORE.
The Rev. F. H. Moore will preach in
the Armstrong Chapel on to morrow,
Sunday, afternoon. The services com
mence at 2 80 O'Clock. All cordially in
vited.
The Boston Clothing Store has a large
ad. in this issue announcing their opening
sale. Read what they have to say about
their goods and prices.
Pasture is becoming very short, so if
you expect your COWS to give much milk,
you must help them with other Feeds
Let US have your orders.
MIDDLETowN FARMS, Inc.
We have good solid school Shoes for
boys and girls, from $l.10 up. Every
plir guaranteed to wear.
g. w. PETERSON
Rev. G. M. Cullum of Warwick, began
a service OF meeting Sunday evening last
at Warwick. Rev. B. 7. Truitt of Wash
ington, D. @, has been assisting him
during the work.
Send your items and personal notices
into the paper, that is the way to help
make it interesting. Just sign your name,
we won't publish it, and then the article
will be cure of getting in.
Will sell or exchange a new room
house in the City of Wilmington, with
all modern improvements, well located,
foT smaffif ffaFH ffaFH eE good town property.
Apply to THIS OFFICE.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
will be held on Monday, November
9Th, at 73OP. M at the home of the
president, Mrs. ]. F. McWhorter.
After October first, the Library hours
will be as follows: Tuesday, $50 to 5; Fri
days, z to $50; Saturdays, to 5. The
Library will be open on Tuesday evenings,
from to $50, for school children exclu-
sively.
The Ladies Guild OF St. Annes Church
will hold bake on Saturday. November
18th, in the room adjoining Monro's
paper store on East Main street, from 10
to o'clock. Cakes, pies, biscuit and
homemade candies will be on sale.
Unclaimed Letters-The following list
Of letters remain unclaimed in the post
office for the week ending October 18th:
Miss Doll Carter, Stella Gibbs, Miss Kimez
Jones, Mr.. George Mares, Mr.. George
Cannon, Mr.. Rob't H. Cannon, Mr.. Uric
Conner.
Having copies Of the American Ency'
clopedic Dictionary, will sell one very
cheap-Four volumes, 1890 pages. The
English publishers spent $500, 10000 ant
the American revisers 500, 900 90 more t.
make this superb work. Besides the die
tionary proper there are several valuable
features added by The American revisers
Address "BooKs,"
Care of TRANSCRIPT
We have in STORAGE several hundred
tons of HIGH GRADE LEHIGH anc
BITUMINOUS COAL. You don't havu
to place your order beforehand as it is AL
WAYS IN STOCK. We have just added
to our yard nice lot of SAWED WOOD
Phone 5. JESSE L. SHEPHERD.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry M. Schroeder gavr
a party on Saturday evening, for thei
little daughter, Miss Henrietta. There
were about fifty children present, most o
them being masked in regular Halloween
style, kings and queens, clowns and red
ridinghoods being present. The hous'
was very tastefully decorated with autumn
leaves, and in one corner was fodder
booth, where the fortune-teller told thu
most remarkable fortunes to the. littIr
people. They returned to their homer
about niue o'clock, after having had 'ius
lovely time"
Mr.. William E. Wright, who was ex
pected to talk on Shakespeare" befor
the New Century Club on Tuesday, wa
unable 20 be present, much to the dis
appointment Of the members of the club
Miss Dora Price, chairman of program
arranged an interesting program consist
ing Of d magazine article telling OF Mrs
Younp. the SuDerintepdent of PubIi