, 1906-04-04
WILDWOOD BUDGET
Continued

III Ine ldlteT Guy MI. roster has DeeD
inspecting presses and other printing
material to be placed in the new JOUR
NAL building now in course of erection.
He has come to the island to locate
permanently this time and immedi-
ately upon becoming of age next July
he will become a director in the JOUR-
NAL Printing Company, to be organ
lied and incorporated in the meantime.
The JOURNAL will spend $4,000 or
$12, 900 in the erection of and equip
ment of its new building, including a
new Whitlock pony press now being
made to order at Derby, Conn. A fur
Their recital of our plans will be unfol-
ded in a few weeks.
The Crystal Ice Co. has commenced
business and will deliver ice at present
three times a week. Phone orders
given prompt attention or notify driver
of wagon. n
Under the chaperonage of Miss K.
Hood the 1906 graduating class of
Swarthmore College visited Wildwood
last week and spent Sunday at the Sea-
crest. The party was composed of
Gertrude NJ. Adams, Alice II. Maris,
Lydia G. Lewis, Caroline Hadley, Jane
r.. Harker, Edna Hamilton, Alice
Keim, Lois Formance, Marion S. Com
ly and Mabel Cheyney. Other guests
at the Seacrest have been H. l.. West
colt, /. b. Silvers, Bridgeton; G.. w.
Atmore, w. G. Welsh, Harry w.
White, l.. w. Carter, w. p. Thomp-
son and wife, Ferd Levy and wife,
Louis H.. Wehmeyer, Jacob Kutner,
G. w. Atmore, John G. McAvoy, Phil
adelphia; Theo. e. DeBow, Sea Isle
City; George Leathwhite and wife,
Camden; r. J. Allen, Seaford; d. Up
ton Bair, Atlantic City; f. Sutton,
North Wildwood.
The Maxwell Cars are sold under the
positive guarantee that as good a car
cannot be sold at a lower price. X
The Wildwood Post Card Co., have
displayed remarkable taste and ingen-
uity in the arrangement of their eX-
tensive line of souvenir post cards.
With John N. Reeve as manager they
have embarked upon this particular
business craft and with all sails spread
are heading for the sanded shores of
success. Post Cards of all descriptions
are on display in their show rooms at
the depo korner and the cater both to
the wholesale and retail trade.
For Sale-Lot 90x100 corner Atlantic
and Pine aves. Price Sc, 900. H.. Me
Clelland, 1898 Chestnut street, Phila. \
Willard Hall arrivals have been Mrs.
Ida Holm, Mrs. /. l.. krewson, w. G.
Gross. Mrs. Emma Iseman, Miss Mel
lie Hagner, Frank l.. Hagner, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Partridge, Mr.. and Mrs,
VIM. b. Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II.
Glenn, Miss Emily Reed, Elliott H.
Glenn, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles \. Shetz-
line, Harry L. Ogle, Hettie Ogle, jean
nette II. b. Shetzline, Philadelphia;
w. j. Wright, Bridgeton; Thomas
Martiudale.
| will buy any lots IN Wildwood or
North Wildwood west of the railroad.
Price must be reasonable. No atten-
ton will be paid to replys unless price
is stated. X, JOURNAL office, Wild
wood, n. j. X
Mrs. NJ. b.. Severn and daughter
after spending the winter in Philadel-
phia, returned to Wildwood Monday
evening. Severn Hall will be opened
up for Easter guests.
r.. w. Ryan received a large ship
ment of souvenir post cards last week.
Buy your lumber of Diamond d Coz
Ocean City has engaged an orchestra
to play on the boardwalk during Eas-
ter, and the business interests of the
resort are considering the a~dvisability
of retaining the music for every Satur-
day evening after Easter until the open
ing of the season.
Any person wishing Easter Lilies,
Hyacinths, Tulips or cut flowers for
Easter will please leave orders at Wild
wood Greenhouses before April 10th.
VIM. j. Hamilton. X
The best and most durable material
for seaside construction is cement stone,
especially for foundations and first
stories. 1t is superior to brick or natu-
raj stone and cheaper. The highest