Middletown transcript., 1911-11-04
MIDDLErOwN, DEL,
LOCAL NEWS

w Wagous and DearDorne I0f sale'
j. G. GREEN.
WANTED-Carpenters at once.
JOHNS & WILSON.
Warwick, Md
FRESH and SALT FISH at my store
at all times. w. g. JONES.
Wagons and Dearborns for sale.
]. G. GREEN.
HIDES WANTED.-The highest
cash prices paid for horse and COW hides.
W. G. JONES.
The best steak, ,rOasts, lamb and veal, al
W. G. Jones'.
WANTED-$25OO at per cent. or
first mortage. Apply to
TRANSCRIPT OFFICE
Keith's fresh Peanut and CocoanuI
Taffy at W1LeUTTs', successor to Mrs.
Curry.
Chickens, Eggs, and everything usually
found in an up-to.date meat market. Al
SHRIVERs MEAT MARKET
The highest cash prices paid for hides
,of all kinds. At
SHR1vERs MEAT MARKET
Orders for chicken salad at 81 90 q graft
may be left with Mrs. Enoch 6. Alice,
Mrs. J. L. Shepherd and Mrs. NJ. B.
Burris.
A large assortment Of fancy bags, towels
both Royal and D. NC. packages suitables
for Christmas gifts.
MRS. ]. H. EMERSON
The Jr. Auxiliary of St. Annes will hold
q sale OF pies, cakes, and biscuit on Satur.
day morning November llth in upper
room of Transcript building.
DRESS MAKING-Mrs.S 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
NJ. E. Church will hold their annual
: Thanksgiving Bake and Rummage Sale
, on Wednesday before Thanksgiving Day,
, November 29th.
HIGH GRADE LEHIGH COAL, all
sizes ALWAYS in stock and under cover.
{ Guaranteed free from dirt. Oak Wood'to
+ fit the stove. Phone 5 and 48.
JESSE L. SHEPHERD.
MiddIetown Farms milk shipping prices
flor October milk are from $1.40 to So. 90
sper 100 lbs. of milk or an average of Al
rcenta per quart. The November prices
will be higher than October.
.After October first, the library hours
w i'll be:-Tuesdays, $50 to 5; Fridays, Z
to $3.50; Saturdays 8 to 5. The library
will be open on Tuesday evenings for
sschool children exclusively.
IDo not neglect your teeth; A little at
ttSntiou now may save you much pain and
,sxpense in the future.
DR.. ]. ALLEN JOHNSON,
Middletown, Del.
FOR SALE-About 500 telephone poles
running in length from % to 45 feet,
.aIso white oak piling.
GEO. W. HURD,
Middletown, Del
Unclaimed Letters-fhe following list
of letters remains unclaimed in the post
,ofi:e for the week ending Oct. 26th.
Mrs. Henrietta Brown, Jennie Douglass,
.lDead Letter. Mr.. P. R. Bailey, W. L
David.
Now is the time to have your Winter
clothing cleaned. Mems Suits 81. 05
4rousers IS cents. Ladies skirts $l.50 and
81 75, Down quilts, 81 so and $500 Blan-
kets $l.00 per pair, Lace curtains $l.00
per pair, Vests so cents. Kid gloves, Is
cents per pair, all lengths. We also do the
very finest dyeing.
ROBERT B. JONES.
An all day meeting will be held at Sum.
init Bridge NJ. E. Church Nov. 5. lst
meeting 8 A. NJ, End meeting TO- 80 A. NJ.
3rd meeting. 2 BOP. NJ. Young peoples
meeting 100 P. NJ. William Vansant and
his famous choir will be present all day.
Rev. A. j. DoIbou and Rev. E. G. Sun
field will be present.
At meeting of the Queen Esther Cir
Gle OF Bethesda NJ. E. Church held last
Friday evening, Miss Lulu Vinysrd was
elected delegate to the annual Conference
to be held in Smyrna on November 9th.
At the same meeting Kitchen shower"
was given Mrs. Curtis Millman who is
recent bride. This makes the fifth shower
~ be given in few months by the Circle
sto the members who have recently been
married.
You should see the handsome cost
Mis- got at Fogel and Burstan's! q
lady was heard to say to a gentleman,
t&he other day. Yes, true it is, not only
fine suits, but many other garments, We
have to delight the ladies and others. We
IhaVe indeed Ene goods, big bargains
worth looking at, in every one OF our
departments, and folks are finding il
oGt. You can too. See our ad. about
this weeks Sample. bargains etc.
Because of the funeral services beirg
held on Tuesday. the attendance at the
New Century Club was small. The regu
lar program was deferred until later
period. Miss Bessie Morton read paper
on "Woman Suffrage" and Mrs. Fred
Brady read a paper on Deferring Old
Age" It was written by Mrs. O. B.
Cochran OF West Chester, and Philadel'
pbia. Mrs. Fred Brady also read "Jim
Smileys Frog" by Mark Twain. Mrs. III.
M. Schroeder gavs instrumental music
The program for next Tue day will be
Business meeting; Current events, Miss
NJ ~ Hutchin chairman Indoor picnic.
Masquerade on Streets
The town on Tuesday evening wa,
.piven over on Main and Broad streets tC
The hiooest masquerade carnival Middle