Middletown transcript., 1911-06-24

WANTED-Cattle.t to pasture after May
1st, at 81. 90 per month. Address
R. 8. CARPENTER,
Port Penn, Del.
FOR ALE-Three good farm horses
for tae. Apply to
W. w. ALLEN & Son,
MIDDLETowN, DEL.
Wagons and Dearborns for sale.
J. C. GREEN.
DR.. ]. Allen johnson will examine your
teeth and give estimate without charge.
FRESH and SALT FISH at my store
at all times. W. G. JONES.
WANTED.-$4,5C0 at per. cent Oh
farm mortgage l5O acres, we'll located.
Address, Box 98, Middletown, Del.
After June first, the Library hours will
be:-Tuesdays, 7 to $50; Fridays 7 to 8. 80;
Saturdays, 8 to 5, P. M.
NANTED.-$4,5O0 at per cent. On
farm mortgage $50 acres, well located.
Address, Box 9S, MiddletoWn, Del.
Mr.. Richard L. Price has added a two
stoned building to the rear of his plea
SAINT home on Green Street.
While the older heads are planning
how sane fourth may be observed, the
youngsters are scheming to drive these
sane ones insane.
Large stock of Dishes and Enamel ware
TO close out at half-price, owing to mov-
ing out of our little store, East Main st.
MRS. G. W. PETERSON.
A list OF letters remaining in the post
Office for week ending June 18th, 1911:
Miss EIIamore Jones, Mrs. Mary Askine,
Joseph Enolds.
Special Bargains, 9 BleaChed sheetiDg
p lengths SOC each, So inches. Bleacht d
table linen q lengths 65c good values Off
cred each day OIL our remnant tables.
Mrs. G. W. PETERSON.
Good old summer time, when the boys
can 90 swimming and bis vacation days
are the happiest days of his life. Who
wouldn't be boy agaih2
The difference between a Florida water
melon and homegrown kind is in the
recollection. The same is true of the
Georgia peach. Delaware fruit has
favor that clings round the memory of it
still.
Now that the summer visitor season is
upon us, we would appreciate it if persons
who are entertaining visitors would drop
US a card or inform US that our personal
column may be made more interesting
thereby.
While picking cherries at the farm of
Mr.. James L. Warren on Thursday, Mas
ter John Kumple, fell from the tree and
broke his left arm and DR.. G. A. Ritchie
reduced the fracture.
"We have stored in our Warehouse at
MIDDLETowN and BEAR, DELAWARE, Ferti.
lizer for all Spring Crops by bag or tons
Send along your TEAMS" Phones and 48
JEssEL. SHEPHERD.
A number Of small people gave a sur.
prise party for Miss Frances Beaston, on
Wednesday evening, at her home on
North Broad Street. About twenty guests
we're present.
On motion resolved that Sky Rockets,
and Hot air BaIlons be prohibited in the
Town Limits under a penalty of $500
and costs. BY order of
The Town COMMISSIONS.
Miss Ida Jones, young daughter of ].
W. Jones, living on the White Hall farm,
near McDonough, fell on Monday, while
playing on board, and broke the tibia of
her right leg. DR.. Edward M. Vaughan
being called to set the limb and the little
patient is mendlng.
Edith Gray, a fifteen year old daughter
of o. ]. Gray, of near Boyds' Corner, fell
from bicycle and fractured a bone in
the wrist. DR.. Edward M. Vaughan re-
duced the fracture and the young girl is
doing well.
The annual school election will be held
to-day between the hours of one and four
o'clock at which two members OF the
Board will be elected to fill the vacancies
caused by the expiration of the terms of
Messrs. George D. Kelley and Joseph G.
Jolls. Tax payers should turn out and
vote.
Mrs. Rosa Weber has torn down the
wooden awning to her store and replaced
it with handsome balcony, ana cut a
door 10 give entrance to it. During the
coming week she purposes having the
whole exterior Of her building repainted.
It is not only an improvement to the
buildings appearance but one which will
afford more light and better advertise her
business.
II seems to be a general impression
that because the Ice Cream made by Mid.
dletown Farms, Inc, is of very superior
quality, it necessarily follows that the
price is higher than most other Ice
Creams. This is not the case, however,
especially in large quantities and those
wishing Ice Cream in quantities of gal.
Ions or more should always get prices
from Middletown Farms, Inc, before
buying elsewhere.
The dance given by the graduating
class Of the MiddlstoWn High school or
Monday evening was a delightful little
affair. The New Century Club room ii
an ideal place Tor small dance and mas !
first class floor for dancing, sewell Downs
of Summit Bridge, furnished excellen
music Ice cream and cake were served
About twenty-five couples were preseti
and all expressed themselves as having
delightful time.