Middletown transcript. [volume], December 02, 1911, Image 2

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farming, will Mil without reserve,
MORGAN FARM," J mile west
Warwick, Md., oo
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Hi DEC. 7th, 1911
AI 10 o'clock, A. M., Sharp
following Described Personal Prop
7 Head of
^HORSES*" COLTS
nTT. GLAS8EY. Bav Mare, 9 year?
old, Prince March coll by her tide and
with foal.
No. 2. K ATE, Giay Mare, 7 yeargn'd.
good worker aud driver;-ale in all har
N . 3 I)AHEY. Bay Mare, 16 v e»r«j
old, good woike* and <*river, guaranteed
good in all ha mesa.
N-. 4 FANNY, Black Mare, 9 years
ild, g iod driver, safe in all liâmes*. 8afe
fo-a woman lo drive.
No. 5. JULIA. Roan Mare, 0 year*
old. extra r.«d worker.
No <i B'ack Coll. I year old. pacer,
bv Happy Rn-ael, r>>d m*». lias been
driven in sinelf* harm-se.
No. 7 BELL, Black Mare, 3 year*
old, has been worked in all liarneea.
7 Head of
erly, lo-wit:
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Cattle
One Cow lieaw wiili calf, giving 1 gad
Ion a day. fresh in March. 6 veers old.
All the re-1 gomi young cowa and have
had one calf. /
> Fanning Implements, Etc.
One Osborn binder, in good condition,
never cut bill 5 crops,nearly new, guaran
teed; 1 Deering mower, in good order,
1 ran le harrow, 1 spriig-toolh harrow,
nearly ne» ; 2 aulkey cnltivatore, in good
order'; 4 hand cultivators, in good ordei;
1 rake, all in good order; 1 three-hots*
Wiard plow, 2 No. 19 Oliver chill plowa,
1 Oliver chill plow, 1 corn cutter, in good
shape; 2 farm wagona, all in good shape
1 tbree-row corn marker, in good shape;
1 Bickford & H-ff-nan grain drill, in good
order; 1 tomato rigging, on springe, in
good order; 1 dont la York carriage, in
good shape; 1 York carriage, nearly new;
1 covered wagon, aa good aa new ; 1 old
hnggv, in good order;lots of other things
not mentioned will be sold on the day of
sale.
Tenu of Sale
On all sums of $15 00 and under the
Caa w : ll be required; on all an in« over
that amount a credit of Nine (9) Month*
nil! be given by porchaae. giving hank
able note with approved endorser. Inter
est added Dorn dav of sale. No good« to
be removed until terme are oomplied
with.
JACOB POOR.
W. Harmon R-ynolds, Aoctioi eer.
P. F. Johns, C eik.
MIDDLETOWN
WILL OPEN FOR BUSINESS
Saturday, Dec. 2
In the room r.ceoily vscited hv Skin
in r & Coursev. on 8 >n*h Broad St ee'.
A L rg • 8 1 ftinii ol F ne Canines and
Hnun- iiade Taffie°.
I wish to inform the public that I am
up-to-date c«ndv maker, ha'ing had
22 years experiei C-, ai d wi l keep al all
times s fresh line of Choc 1 te-, Teffe
an I many other ki d of candies laid
also retail Granulaten Sogar AT C08T, in
quantities not exceeding iOlh«.
I invite the pnhlic to cal. at my stioe
and inspect my line.
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T. G. TOMKEY
Skinner & Coursey'* Old Stand
Middl town, Del.
South Broad St.
WANTED ! *
Twenty more boy« and ei»Is to help
us—two from your town. If von answer
this quickly—a postal will do—yon san
be o-ie of them. If v.-u want Christmas
money or prizes here'« yonr chance to et
them.
W. L. ALLEN & CO.
Bal'lmore, Md.
P. 0. Box 105
ALWAYS IN THE LEAD
Th6 J. E. Baker Co. Now offers for Sale
Victor Fine Ground Limestone
The Best Way to Lime
The United States Government aud the Pennsyl
vania Agricultural Experimental Stations are now recom
mending finely Ground Limestone its the best way of
applying Lime to the soil. It does not destroy manure,
there is no danger of burning your crops, it keeps for
years, and can be applied at any time, or season.
Easiest and Cheapest to Use
Comes packed in canvas bags of paper bags. Can |
be easily bandied, and kept in storage indefinitely, with
out change or loss. No. more laborious slaking, no more
laborious slaking, no more choking dust, nor scalding
burns. Can be drilled into the soil or sowed on the sur
face and harrowed in Saves half the cost ofTlie old way
of applying Lime. Is cheaper and better.
GIVES MAXIMUM RESULTS
It bas been proved that very finely Ground Lime
atone produces as auertilizer the same results pound for
pound as air slaked ^Ime, or any other commercial ferti
lizer, and because VICTOR tine Ground Limestone is tbe
purest, most finely ground Limestone on the market and
because it destroys nd manure or crop, it gi /es much bet
teç results than any ot\ier darned or hydrated Lime made.
See your Local Agent or write.
J. E. Baker Company
Pa.
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Now is the Time to Buy
And an inspection of these properties
will make you seriously consider.
M n SJ2 130 acres at Qoakei
1>0, OÖU Neck W ill. 125 in culti
vation, ba'ance in limber, apple and pea
orchard, meadow, good soil, fair fencing,
near school, church and stores, 6 miles lo
Cliesteitowu, 8 room frame house, porch,
good condition, Stahl*. ham, carriage
house, etc., siiade, excellent well «I
water. Directlv on Chester river. Cheap
al $7,500.
Ne. R70 131 acres, Broad Neck,
nu * 0,0 -Kent County, 108 dear
ed, balance in timber, app'es and pears.
6 room frame house, tenant house of 5
rooms, stähle, harn and carriage house,
shade, good soil, good water, near echool.
church aud stores. $4.000.
J. WATERS RUSSELL
REAL ESTATE BROKER
Maryland.
Cheatertown
William B. Kates
Wholesale and Retail Manufacturer of
Ice Cream, Water Ice
ALL FLAVORS
Fisc Confections constantly on Hand.
Also Oysters in Season
MIDDLETOWN,
DEL.
FIRE INSURANCE
Town Property, Farm Buildings
and Stock
TORNADO INSURANCE
iSrlnsnre now against damage fron
wind storms
Life and Accident Insurance
QEORGE D. KELLEY,
Middletown, Del
p ISA ! K nf Uideon E. II. kill, deceased
Notice is hereby given that Letters ni
Administration upon the E-tale of Gideon
E. Hukill, late nf Si. Genrge. Hnnd ed,
decea-ed, aere duly granted iltito Mar
garet VV. Hukill, on the 31 day of N>
ve.iher, A. D. 1911, amt all persona in
dehted to the said deceased are requested
lo make pa voie. .I lo tiie Admioistralrix
wi>hniit delay, and all persons having
demand- aga'nBl the deceased re required
In exhibit and preepnl the same duly pro
bated to tiie said Admini tratrix no ni
before the 31 dav of November A. D
1912. or abide bv the |«w in this behalf
Addres« Marlin B. Burri«, E-q-. At
torney at L«w. Middletown, l>el.
MVRGARET W. HUKILL,
Administrator.
Our Thanksgiving Sale
Suits and Coats to go at half Price
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Not job lots or sweat shop work but made by
Philadelphia, New York and Baltimore's Leading
Tailors with makers name on each garment.
Ladies' and Misses' Suits
All desirable colors and best styles.
..$15 00
.. 12.50
.. 10.00
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$25.00 Suits, made of serge cloth sale price
20 00 "
18 00 "
1500 "
12.00 "
" cheviot, "
" broadcloth "
" cheviot and mixtures, sale price.
" real bafgains to go at.
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Long Coats for Ladies and Misses
Made of Polo Cloth, Serge, Cheviot, Broadcloth, Plush,
Caracul and Poney Fur. All to go at
$25.00 Coats to go at
20.00 "
18 00 "
12.00 "
Infant's and Children's Coats and Caps.—We have a fine
stock of these goods at Marked Down Figures.
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See our Great Bargains before Buying Elsewhere
Xmas Goods, Dolls and Toys now ready
Peterson's Department Store
MIDDLETOWN, DELAWARE *
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fm glad you telephoned,
III be right over •
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The oread of sudden sickness on the farm is
to-day robbed of half its terrors. The tele
phone call to the doctor assures first
aid ; briegj help "in no time.
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A Bell Rural Line
eliminates distance, for the tele
phone bridges the miles to doctor«
and friends, and dispels the, feeling
of isolation and loneliness as nothing
else can. Send to-day for booklet
The Diamond State Telephone Co.
E. P. Bardo, District Manager,
Wilmington, Del.
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First-class Suits and Overcoats Made to Order
Also Cleaning, Repairing, Altering, Scouring,
Dyeing and Pressing Vejy Neatly Done at
Lowest Possible Prices.
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Jambs J. Ross, President
Wm. Denny, Secretary and Treasurer
-INCORPORATED 1847.
Kent County Mutual Insurance Co.
DOVER, DEL.
Insures Prperty Against Fire and Lightning
BUSINESS CONDUCTED ON THE MUTUAL SYSTEM
Has Retnraed to its Policy-Holders in Dividends and Surrendered Policies
$500,000.00
Present Membership Ove^ Eight Thousand, With Over
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OUR weeks more and it is Christmas! Fogel & Burstan
have ordered a whole car-load of Holiday Goods of every
description—over 60 cases of Toys and Holiday Novel
... ties have already come and more are daily arriving, Judging
from the big increase in our business, our store will be throng
ed with buyers as never before.
We recommend therefore, our patrons to begin early to
ii make their purchases. By doing so, not only will they be Hi
•f able, more leisurely and with greater ease and satisfaction to Hi
themselves, to find just what they want, without the hurry and .
» rush of Christmas week, but what is more important still, w
they will a have fuller stock from which to choose—the very
first pick of everything. Then besides, our employees can in
these early days, give such early buyers more attention than
? they possibly can later.
So every way it will pay you TO BUY EARLY.
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FTER carefully weighing the matter, we have concluded
to make at this Holiday Season a "NEW DEPARTURE"—
one that will be good news to every boy and girl and T
of course to every father and mother for miles around viz. ^
To sell our entire stock of Holiday Goods, Toys, Novelties,
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cost of the goods themselves, the freight and the bare charges ^
^ of handling them ! Holiday Goods AT COST! ^
^ Do you ask why we do this ? Here is our reason. Sell* ^
^ ing Toys and Christmas Goods is not really a pait of our busi- ^
ijj ness ; but in order to oblige our patrons who deal with us the ^
whole year around and to save them the expense and worry ^
ylf of a trip to the city, we have decided to offer them right here ^
at home just as fine a chance to buy first-class Christmas ^
Toys, Novelties, etc., and for less money than they can get jj
iji them in the city.
Now don't misunderstand us. We don't pretend we are ÿÿ
iji doing business for fun only and that this "NEW DEPAR- ÿÿ
iji TURE" will not profit us also. It will profit us big ! Will be |j|
(if the biggest kind of an advertisement for our own proper busi
Hi ness for the next 12 months, because we will by this liberal ft
\if "'NEW DEPARTURE" not only keep our old and valued eus- ft
iji tomers with us during this Christmas Season, but we will ft
Hi thereby attract new customers. Of course, too, all these buy- ft
i|i ers who come in the first place for toys and gimcracks for ^
iji their little ones, will also find we have many things they need |[j|
^ji in every line of our large Department Store and will patron- ft
Hi ize us accordingly. \i/
j|| We repeat it, Fogel & Burstan mean to turn their Christ- ft
ft mas season business, into a Big Advertisement for their De- ^
Hi partment Store and instead of the profits on the Toys and Hi
ft Holiday Goods—take it out in the Big Advertisement this ft
ft "NEW DEPARTURE" will surely bring—leaving it to the fu- ft
ft ture, in the due course of their business, to yield them their
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ft Goods—cases, boxes and bales, barrels, etc,, and are too busy ft
Hi to spacify prices now; next week in The Transcript we will at ft
NEW DEPARTURE" prices that will simply \j/
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WHEN IN TOWN MAKE THIS
STORE YOUR HEADQUARTERS
To onr many triends and customers we earnestly request yen to make The
Ogden-Howard Store yonr headquarters. We want yon to feel at hame here. We are k,
- at yonr service In anything you might need In furniture, floor coverings stoves and
, wearing apparel for men, womea and children. Onr HousefnrnishSng department Is
complete with the finest line id imported aud domestic China, cat glass and novelties ^
• rwj suitable as Christmas gifts: at quite a saving to yonr pocketbooh.. We have salt*
able gifts for every member ef the family at surprisingly low prices. If yon lack the ,
ready cash, we wHl bo glad ha charge it to yon and arrarge terms to suit yon.
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MAM'FACIlIRtRS, HB0IESALERS. WILtilNGftflVS LARGEST RETAILERS
0GDEN-H0WARD CO.
Fiflb and King Streets, Wilmington. Del.
£ HOUSE OF DIGVini|U||EMT featberBûur nest
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