Middletown transcript., 1909-08-28
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Local News

be: Tuesday, to $50; Friday, TO 5.50
and Saturday to SPIN.
Fifty black sateen petticoais, the reeu-
lar price was 800. for this sale only Soc.
Don't miss that bargain az A. FoGEL's.
WANTED.-A young lady to learn the
millinery trade. Apply to
Miss STURGEON,
Middletown, Del.
Don't forget that We supply Pic.nics
With free saucers aud spoons with all Ice
Cream orders Of FIVE gallons or over.
MIDDLEruwE FARMS, Inc
Save money in buying Shoes at Mrs. G.
w. Peterson's. Every pair is guaranteed.
Bought for spot cash, soldon small profit.
This is the place to save money.
Beautiful white hatiste waists, all
tucked froIts, duck collar: Regular price
$I.25, for this sale Soc Al A. FoeEL's.
In order to dispose Of the balance Of our
summer goods We made another reduc-
ton. Don't miss these bargain at
A. F, GELS.
DR.. j. @. Sites has removed his dsnta
Office to tht priidinR recently vacated by
the Western ion Telegraph Co., next
door to j. L. Shepherds Office.
The Delaware Bay oystermen are bnsy7
preparing for the oyster season, which
opens Wednesday next, September LIST.
The oysters are reported to be in excellent
condition.
Now IL the time to have your teeth OF
tended to. Don't wait for hot weather
DIR. johnson will give you up todate SER
vice. Fresh gas daily.
Send your items and personal notices
MO the paper, that is the way to help
make it interesting. Just sign your name,
We won't publish il, and then The article
v II be sure If getting III.
Just recei.ed carload of Sncrene Feed.
III you want feed for either Horses or
C,Ws, We will be glad to supply you.
MIDDLETowE FARMS. Inc.
We will continue cure Reduction Sale
of the balance Of our summer stock until
September 18th, so every one Of our Gus
tomers can have. The benefit Of the bar
gains at A. FrGEL's.
Unclaimed Lgtters-The following list
81 letters remain unclaimed in the post
Office for the week ending August 18th
Mrs. Ida j. CaIiasay, Mrs Sarah E
Demby. Mr.. Charles H Anderson, Mr.
Tlop. B. Gale, Mr. Emery ClIamask, Mr..
Daniel Cook, Mr.. Charlie Fink, Mr.. Ben.
1iriffen, The Brick & Tile Manufacturer.
At meeting Of the School Board
Monday evening, Miss Sarah B. Walker,
OF WiImi gton, graduate OF the West
Chester State Normal School, was elected
ID the position Of Assistant Principal of
tre Middletown High School, made va
cant by the resignation of Miss Hester
Wiley. Miss Walker comes highly
commended to the Board. The school
viii open September 18Th.
The life Of an editor is not all roses. II
lie pleases one faction he displeases the
: ther. He il accused Of saying too much
about someone and too little about an.
other. If he sugeests remedy for any
social evil a large part of the community
is prof0se in its expressions Of disapproval.
s, he taxes bis weary brain to escape the
shoals that mean sIiipwreck to so many
editors.
We have in STORAGE several hundred
tans Of HIGH GRADE LEHIGH and
BlFUMIN0US COAL. You don't have
% place your order beforehand as it is AL
WAYS IN STOCK. We have inst added
80 our yard nice lot Of SAWED WOOD.
PlOne5. JESSE L. SHEPHERD.
The State Camp Of Delaware, Patriotic
Order Sons Of America, will hold their
fifth annual session in Wyoming, Tuesday
next About 100 delegates and officers
Nitl be present in addition to National
President William Z. Valiant, National
yice.President F. W. Alexander and Ma
tinnal Master Of Forms F. w. Pope. The
order has "a camps ia Delaware with q
membership Of 1881 and Is in fiourishing
condition.
How about your stock Of envelopes,
letter heads, shipping tags, statements,
business cards, order blanks, receipt
books. due bills. circulars, postal cards
aud special blanks required in your BUSH
pess2 II you have need for any Of these,
Why not send your order to The TRAN
SCRIPT Office where it will receive prompt
aud careful attention, and where the work
il guaranteed to give satisfaction. Esti-
snates cheerfully furnished. Let Us hear
from you.
nv. and Mrs. John W. Redgrage ten.
dsrei their daughter, Lydia, a party at
their home in Middle Neck, on Wednes-
day. A delightfui time was bad by all.
Boating and grabbing were feaGsFss Of the
day. Those present were Mildred Red
grave, Naomi Keith, Mildred Freeman,
Margaret PIeasanton, Elizabeth and Cath.
crime Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Redggaye, Mrs. James RedRrave, Miss
Blanche Roberts, Miss Hattie Cullen and
Mr.. John Gill.
This sales Of Acadia Butter, product Of
Middletovn Farms, Of this town, have in-
creased very materially the past few weeks
Tie excellent quality of the butter com
mends itselt TO most every home where q
really good butter is appreciated The
Acadia brand has for sometime had aiargs
sale In Philadelphia, New York and At
Is.,tic City. The Farms recently secured
local dealers 10 almost every town on the
peninsula and with excellent results.
Oyster stexs and fries bid fair to raise
III price ii September. Dealers in north
ern and western cities are much excited
over Bl4e decision OF the authorities al
Washington that oysters packed in ice ar
adulterated. Tie oyster is said to be onl
q the most thirsty animals in existence
When packed ia ice il imbibes every droE
~ - aafer Il can ret. IA Feeult. Il