, 1906-02-07
WILDWOOD BUDGET
(Continued)


new c%arrousel building will he erected
Oh the ocea', side of the boardwalk anC
the spree where the old carrousel
building now stands will be u~tilizet
for new bath houses. Mr. Goslin will
also make some additions to the new
o. an Pier, including new shooting
gall ries 10 be- located in the p space
between the game room and theatre
Mr. Goslin too has the contract for thu
impro> ements to Bakers pavilior
viii h will cost upwards of $4,000 o.
$1,000.
The A. f. M. G. club will have every
thing IN readiness for their fair This
evening at the st. Charles and will be
pl a-ed to have a large attendance.
Ice cream, cake and confectionery will
be on sale. The proceeds will go 10 the
piano fund of the Willow God school.
Fer Sale-Lot 80 feet by 100 fl ct, Oak
avenue, block 10. w. II. Staples,
2249 N. 28lh street Philadelphia. 4
The following il handed 10 the JOUR-
NAL for publication by H.. M. Kalbach:
''Thie time of year when fires in stoves
are forced TO keep warm the tendency
of the sut in The chimney is to ignite.
TO stop this if a piece of zine The size
of "A walnut is thrown on the fire once
q mouth the fumes from the zine
through its chemical action on the suit
destroys it by changing it into gas,
which leaves the chimney clean as if
swept, preventing any fire
Willard Hall guests the past week
have been Miss Lydia Mccoy, Miss
Elizabeth Mccoy, Jordan Mathews,
Edgar A. Wightman, Thomas Martin
dale, Mrs. E. Martin, Clara E. Nc
Cam, elliott II. Glenn, Mr.. and Mrs.
RA Jennings, Mr.. and Mrs. J. II.
Glenn, Philadelphia.
The Parish Guild of st. Simeon's
Episcopal church will hold a New>En-
gland supper IN Saturday evening,
Feb. 10th, at the Hotel Bartram on
Cedar avenue. Supper tickets 25 cents.
Valentines, lace, comic and scenic at
Wildwood Bazaar.
A postal from j. Albert Harris dated
Savannah, Ga Jan 20, 1906, reads as
follows: ''This is the incest city We
have seen so far, well paved streets,
wide with plenty of shade trees, beau
tiful flowers now in bloom, roses, etc.
Gooi wharves and a great deal of
shipping. Charleston is not in 1t. We
leave tomorrow for Brunswick, Ca"
Among the guests over Sunday at
willard Hall were Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Ryerson jennings and Thomas Mar
tindale, prominent Philadelphians.
Mr.. Jennings is proprietor of the Little
WiImot hotel in hat city and is a
cousin of VIM. J. Bryan, twice a can
didate for President of the United
States. 1t is reported that Mr.. Jen-
nings has rented and will conduct the
Hotel Ottens the coming season.
Most miles, least cost, Maxwell Mod
ell H. Touring Car. Wildwood Auto
Co, phone 10.
Mrs. George Hunt, of Danvers, Mass,
has been visiting her cousin, j. d..
Hoffman, during the past week.
William c.. Feaster, a Cape May
county horseman, vas in Wildwood on
business last Monday.
The fire companies were called out
last Saturday morning at eight O'Clock
occasioned by a chimney afire at the
home of Theo. F. Shute. No damage
to speak of vas done.
Myron Hopkins, of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday here with friends.
Skating is fine on Magnolia Lake
and the young people are enjoying it
immensely.
For Sale-Good wood heater stove
and a baby coach. Apply at the
JOURNAL office.
Auctioneer John A. Ackley, of Vine
land. was down on Friday of last week.
Mayor Baker has vetoed the resolu-
ton calling for a special election to vote
upon the issuance of $37 900 worth of
Borough of Wildwood bonds.
VeritaS on the Plano
The Y. LIS of Wildwood we guess are
fond of sweet sounds as we'll as other