Middletown transcript., 1911-11-18
M1DDLErOwN, DEL, nov. 10, 1911
LOCAL NEWS

SHRIvERs MEAT MARKET.
Wagons and Dearborns for sale.
]. @. GREEN.
WANTED-Carpenters at once.
JOHNS & WILSON.
Warwick, Md.
FRESH and SALT FISH at my store
a. all times, w. G. JONES.
Wagons and Dearborns for sale.
j. G. GREEN.
so Experienced sales persons wanted at
once at Rosenberg's Great Sale.
HIDES WANTED.-Ths highest
cash prices paid for horse and COW hidee.
w. @. JONES.
The best steak, roasts, lamb and veal, at
W. G. Jones.
WANTED-$2500 at 5 per cent. on
first mortage. Apply to
TRANscRIPT OFFICE.
Our closing out sale OF shoes. We have
a large stock to select from.
MRS. G. w. PETERSON
Chickens, Eggs, ,and everything usually
found in an up-to.date meat market At
SHR1vERs MEAT MARKET
The highest cash prices paid for hides
of all kinds. At -
SHRIvERs MEAT MARKET
Don't forget the place to buy wall pa
per. Large picture given with each ale.
G. w. PETERSON
FOR SALE-An almost new double
barrelled hammerless No, IL shot gun also
coat, &c.
RoBr. B. JONES
A large assortment Of fancy bags, towels
both Royal and D. DC. packages suitables
for Christmas gifts.
Mrs. ]. H. EMER.oN
Bring your old beaver hats to F"geI q
Rurstan's and have them blocked and
made look like new.
1t is early, but VT have reduced our
Chiidren's Goats. ladies' long coats and
suits and all millinery stock, you will find
bargains at
q. W. PETERSON
Do not neglect your teeth; A little at
tention now may save ou much pain and
4xueuse in the future.
DR.. J. ALLEN JOHNSON,
Middletown, Del.
FOR sALg-About5 800 telephone poles
cunning in length from 25 to 40 feet,
also white oak pijinR.
GEo, W. HURD,
McDonongh, Del.
Dress MAKIXG-Mrs.S. Custer has NOV
ed on East Main Street opposite Green's
blacksmith shop, where, she will do all
kinds OF dress making and tailoring.
The Ladies' Mite Society OF Bethesda
M. 2. Church will hold their annual
Thanksgiving Bake and Rummage Sale
on Wednesday before Thanksgiving Day,
November 29th.
HIGH GRADE LEHIGH COAL, all
eizps ALWAYS in stock and under cover.
Guaranteed free from dirt. Oak Wood to
fit the stove. 'Phone 5 and 48.
JESSE L. SHEPHERD.
After October first, the library hours
will be:-Tussdays, 80 to 5; Fridays, Z
to $50: Saturdays 8 to 5. The library
will be open on Tuesday evenings Tor
school children exclusively.
Have YOU lost $500 diamond Iatelyi
If 80 send for it to the dead letter office
at Washington. Such stone was found
loose in mail bag recently and it awaits
claimant.
An exchange says that there is posi-
biljty Of the price of corn reaching the
dollar mark by next spring, according to
tho figuring Of the statisticians Of the
sDepaFtment Of Agriculture.
,UucIsimed Letters-rbe folio wing lis
of letters remains unclaimed in the post
office for ,ths week ending Nov. 9th.
Miss Bessie Brady, Miss Ethel Boyden
AIRS. Ida Davis, Mrs. Sarah Kinsley, Wal
ter Davis, T. R. Smith.
sNo@ il the time to have your Winte
clothing cleaned. Mems Suits ~. OF
tFousers.75 geBtE. Eadiii5s skirts $i.56 5566 ant
al rs, Down quite. 81 so and So. 90. Blan.
kets sI.Oe per pair, Lace curtains $l.0
s,ar pair. Vests SO cents. Kid gloves, II
cents per pair, all lengths. We also do th
very fnest dyeing.
ROBERT B. JoNEs
Al Middfetown Farms, Inc, bough
several acres of feed during July and Aug
ust, this feed 10 being sold at much low
or price than feed bought lately woult
have 10 be sold. You had therefore bet
ter get your orders In before the pric,
goes higher.
Thanksgiving is approaching rapid!
and n few more weeks poultry buyers
will he out on the hustings. The Della
ware turkey is gobbling as vociierously al
ever and many housewives are watching
With pardonable pride fine focks which
will bring handsome remuneration wher
sthe eating season rolls around.
FWheat ia showing up green and 5eauti
tsul in many Delaware fields now. The ap
tpearance or the cereal this early following
the planting is not considered bad omel
for the next seasons crop, although man!
prefer the blades TO keep below the groun
until after the Grst SHOWS. Farmers ar
looking forward with much anxiety !
next years yield. y
The Thanksgiving poultry onght to b
obtained much cheaper this year. Their
has been a crash in the poultry market
in lower Delaware, probably due from ID
ssVere laws agaidst storing poultry. A
Harrington main poultry center, chick
ems sold at from seven to twelve cents th
pound for the grown ones. Guineas, eel
,iRg for S1.1O aspsir at this time last yea
are nov bringing from fifty to seyent