Middletown transcript., 1909-11-27
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Local News

teeth snd give estimate without charge.
Mems and Boys Clothing cleaned and
pressed on short notice. Satisfaction
guaranteed. MRa. G. M. 6rANaER.
The Ladies' Mite Society will continue
their Rummage Sale this Saturday even.
ing, November 9th, in she store room
adjoining Mr.. MonFO's store.
FOR SALE.-Two heating stoves and
lot of window shades, cheap. Inquire Of
DR. ]. ALLEN JOHNSON.
FOR RENT.-My dwelling on East
Cochran strest. Possession given March
25th, 1910. Apply TO
W. REESE PARKER.
DIR. j. @. Sites has removed his denta
Office to ths npiIdiBg recently vacated BY
she Western ION Telegraph Co., next
door TO J. l.. Shepherds Office.
FOR RENT-Two (2) houses on East
Main street. Possession given March 25th,
1910. Apply to Mrs. ]. B. CooKE,
4719 Hazel Avenue,
Philadelphia, Pa.
FOR RENT.-Store and dwelling ct
Mt. PleasaDt. Possession given March
25th next. Apply to T. E. C1ATToE,
Mt. Pleasant, Del.
Will sell or exchange q new room
house in the City Of Wilmington, with
ell modern improvements, well located,
for small farm or good town property.
Apply to THIS oFFlcE
After October first, the Library hOurs
will be as follows: Tuesday. $50 to 5; Fri
days, to 8 80; Saturdays, 8 to 5. The
Library will be open on Tuesday evenings,
from to $50, for school children exclu
sively.
FOR sALE-l2 gauge Parker hamsrless
shot gun, retail price $50 As good as
new, sOld for want Of use. Will be sold
at very low figure. Apply at
THIS OFFICE.
The tenant house on Mr.. Joseph ShsW's
farm, near McDonough, was burned on
Monday morning about ten O'Clock. 1t
was occupied by colored people, who got
some Of their furniture out but not all
We have in STORAGE several hundred
tons Of HIGH GRADE LEHIGH and
BITUMINOUs COAL. You don't have
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 S. JESSE L. SHEPHERD.
In order to move the large supply OF
Feed we now have on hand, we are luak-
ing the following prices:
Bran $27 90
Badger Dairy Feed "a 90
Sugarota Dairy Feed q 90
SucIene Dairy Feed 25 90
A discount Of $l.00 per ton is allowed
our milk patrons.
MIDDLETowN FARMS, Inc.
Unclaimed Letters-The following list
OF letters remain unclaimed in the post
Office for the week ending November 18th:
Mrs. Lillian Brom, Mrs. w. 7. Mills, Mr..
s. Houston Baker, Elsie Formon, Mr..
Thomas johnson, Mr.. M. s. Pilchard. Mr..
James Tarre, Mr.. Joseph Wright.
Indian summer has at last made its de-
parture. The coal man may now look
forward with pleasure to the thriving
business which awaits him, and already
the goose-bone weather prognosticators
are coming forth with the usuaI number
of prophesies Of more or lees conflicting
nature.
The Degree Team of Winona Council,
Jr. o. U. A. NJ, Of Wilmington, will be
the guest of Middletown Council on Mon.
day evening. They will bring their full
team and will confer the degrees on a
candidate. The team is one of the best
10 the State. using stereopticon machine
TO exemplify the work.
The medicine of sunshine is something
we cannot have too much OF. There are
q thousand ills and pains and aches of
mankind for which il is the cheapest and
most effectnaI Of remedies. When the
Samaritan poured wine and oil into the
wounds Of she beaten traveller he also
poured in lots of the sunshine Of Low.
able, merciful disposition and it helped
to heal the poor nanjust as much as the
medicine and food. Sunshine chases
away the shadows and brings hope and
chser. More sunshine Ia business, home,
social service and religion is what the
world needs.
The way to build up 8 community is
for every person in 1t, who can, 20 put
some money into industries that give the
people employmens, and push the indus
tries to success. Il must he admitted indus
tries that last all the year round are she
best; but those that last part Of the year
are better than none. TIE most valua.
bic power on earth is human power, and
when il Is not employed it ia not orlv
lost but it also consumes part of what
others earn. Work creates wealth; work
sets money in motion; work pays debts;
work IL the vital power in prosperity,
and tbst city, thst community, and that
nation whose people are idle, are poor
and poor in proportion TO the number
that work and she time they work
Heavens grsateat earthly blessing to ans
people to give them honest, remunerativ'
work.
After short business meeting at thI
New Century Club on Tuesday, the after
noon was devoted 70 ''Social Service.
Mrs. Charles DsrFiCksou read seveFaIIarti
cles Of, great interest on the subject, in
iFoductoFy to the most excellent ant
practical address given by Miss Emily p
Bissel, of Wilmington, State Chair
man Of Social Service. She referred Il
she Child Labor Law and what Il is do
ing in our State, but dweIt at length on tht
wonderful and stirring work being accom-
plished for the eradication Of that dreadet
disease tuberculosis. With the earnest