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Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16
ONION
CROP SAID TO BE SHORT

The supply of silverskin onions, the local
product is said to be one-third short in yield
this season, but the quality is exceptionally
good Yellow Danvers have appeared, all on
ions finding ready sale at SO. 25G3,50 a hundred.
Sales on change were recorded Monday at $500
hundred.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16
TONOPAH DISTRICT
Butter, Eqns and cheese

Dy NssOCIdttu FItSS.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 15-Fancy creamery
butter 261Rc; seconds, 23Q25c. Cheese, new,
15c; old, lac; eastern, 12c; Young America,
lee; western, 15hc. Ranch eggs, 25c; store, II
Q24c; eastern, 18Q20c.
CHICAGO, July 15.-On the produce exchange
today the butter market firm; creameries,
2L ..24c; dairies, H. .22c Eggs firm at mark,
cases included, 13914lac; firsts, 131Aq14c Cheese
steady, 12Q13kc
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16

LIVERPOOL, July 15-Wheat, spot steady.
No. 2 red western winter Is I'd; futures quiet,
rs &c; September, Is 3lss; December rs 59sd
Corn-Spot steady. Hess dried, 5s 11ad; old
northern 5s Sd. Futures quiet; July nom
nal: December. As 11i5d,
NEW YORK, July 15-Wheat, spot weak
options closed 1A@1%c net lower July closed
9Slsc; Sept s1OOB Dec. $l.O3h
TACOMA, July 15-Wheat. unchanged blue
stem. sec; club, sac; red. SEC.
PORTLAND, July 15.-Wheat, unchanged; ;
club, sec; bluestem, SSaS9; red, SAC; valley, SEC
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16
San Francisco shlppina

SAN FRANCISCO, July 15-Arrived-
OF Hanalel from San Pedro; steamer State of
California from San Diego.
Sailed-Steamer Peru for Aeon steamer Che
Halls for San Pedro steamer Mandalay for
san Pedro; steamer Yosemite for San Pedro;
steamer Coos Bay for San Pedro.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16
PEARS ARE
I'M THE LOCAL MARKET

Bartlett pears of fine quality from Vacaville.
Cal, the first of the season, have arrived in
the market. jobbing at S275 box. White As
trakan apples from Marysville, Cal. also
on sale at 50. 2.0092.25 a box. Reports are to the
effect that the apple crop will be short this
de feline.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16
Financial Record
By Associated Press.
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 15.-Money on call firmer
a. 2%@4 per cent: ruling rate 3A closing bid,
21a per cent offered at per cent Prime mer-
camille paper 5hd6 per cent; sterling exchange
stronger with actual business in bankers bills
at s4. S6SO@4 S6s5 for demand and at S4,S35og
1856 for sixty Gay bills. Posted rates S4.S4
and S4.S7h. Commercial bills 81 .S3ssd4, S3ia.
Bar silver 67sc; Mexican dollars 529sc; govern
ment and railroad bonds steady.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16
LEADING PRODUCE MAN
PATIENT AT HOSPITAL

C. w. Thompson. member Of the produce ex-
change of Los Angeles. is a patient at the
Good Samaritan hospital, where he has been
dangerously i'll for two weeks. He is one of
the most active produce men in the local
ket, and has hosts of friends in the city who
will be gratihed to learn that his condition is
considerably improved. He is suffering the
results of severe cold.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16
BUILDING
FOR PRODUCE TRADE

James Othhausen is having a three-story
brick building erected at S41 Central avenue to
be used by a produce firm and also for OFFICES
The lot is SOxl00 feet, fronting on both Central
and Ruth avenues. The contractor is j. A.
Kemp. The building adjoins the Market and
Produce bank structure on the south.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16
German Drugless
SamitariMrn

ABOUT DIR. f. S. KUR-
PIERS, the we'll known German
specialist in chronic diseases. Few
years ago the above doctor came
from Germany to the United States Of
America, brought with him $4,000
in cash, built sanitarium in Wright
county, Minnesota, for $780, 900. Hard
ly 1t had been finished so came a
great storm and destroyed the sani-
tarium entirely, and so the doctor
lost everything, except his knowl--
edge and skill in curing the sick and
helpless. Leaving the misfortune
place and came to Los Angeles about
years ago, almost penniless, and
now he has the largest, the best
equipped and most beautiful sani-
2O33 East 4th ST.. and st. Louis ST.,
overlooking one of the most beautt-
full parks in the west. I visited the
above doctor the other day and l was
quite surprised about his beautiful
sanitarium with the healthful sur
when the time came for me to leave
the place and the noble hearted doc
tor. Now most of you will think.
how in the world he got up on his
feet so quick. By prescribing medi-
cine? No, for God sake no. His
noble heart wouldn't allow him to
fill his fellowmen with poison. l
know people right here in the city
that have been cured by him, without
a drop of medicine, after having the
best doctor and remedy for over 20
years. Doctor Kurpiers is not only
curing the rich, but also the poor,
and the poor are treated free of
charge, therefore If you are sick and
helpless, and do not have the money
to pay the doctor for his services,
don't worry, just go to. him and tell
him so, or if you are afraid, come TO
me and l will go with you because l
know he is a philanthropist.
Yours for health.
REV. FATHER w. ORGANISCOK,
3449 Glen Albyn Drive.
The Palms, Call have seen the
special notices written by Rev
Father w. Organiscok of Los An
geles in regard to DR.. F. S. Kurpiers
TIA well known German specialist
6ffLos Angeles. 1 have been ac-
Sqt-ainted with the doctor for some
time and 1 am proud of the state
ment written by Rev. Father w. Or
ganiscok. I am taking his drugless
treatment and must admit that l am
improving wonderfully in spite of all
the medicine 1 swallowed during my
40 years sickness. 1 also have been
given up to die by the best physi-
clans. Yours for the right,
REV. JAMES M. FRAME,
The Palms, Cal.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16
Sugar and Coffee
BY Associated Press.

NEW YORK. July 15.-The market for coffee
futures closed steady net unchanged to 10
points lower Sales, 1900 bags; July, $500;
Dec 560a5.75c; March, 5.75c; April. 5,S5c;
May 5.SOc@5 .S5;; spot coffee quiet; No Rio.
6Ssc Santos No A. 71sc; mild coffee, dull;
Cordova 9G12hc.
Sugar raw. quiet; fair refining, S.SSlsc; CEN
trifugal 9s test, 3.SSlsc; molasses sugar, 30sAn'
refined, steady.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16
OLD PRODUCE COMPANY
WILL BE REORGANIZED

It was stated Monday that the Trolo-B Bryan
company in the produce market would soon be
reorganized with l.. Shorten as a stockholder.
Mr. Shorten months ago sold his stall IN
the market and has since been taking rest.
He is now on duty with the Triolo-Bryam COM
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16

GRAIN AND FEED (iOo lbs)-Wheat No. /.
s1.7O do qOO-lb. saci), h75; corn. SLIGO;
cracked corn Sl65; feed meal. s1.70; bran,
heavy, sl3O; rolled barley. s14O; oil cake meal
$780, seed rye, s1.75 shorts. s1.45; Egyptian
corn, $165; white oats Sl9O
HAY-Pe- ton)-Choice wheat hay. s22@2l;
No l wheat or wheat and oat s1s@2l; do No
2. $l49165O; choice tame oat, s1S@2O; other
tame oat, Sl1G15: wild oat, Sl1d14; stock hay
sS@9 alfalfa s11q12 so; straw. SOQ9Oc.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16
FIRST HOUR
is LIVELY
FURIOUS ACTIVITY FELT
IN STOCKS
sUBslDENcE IN SECOND HOUR Is
DIscoNcERTINa
Short interests Are urprised-Report
on Hartman Interest Has Effect
Deeply Felt In the
Market
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 1.-THE volatile upshoot
OF prices of stocks and the furious activity Oh
preston of violent speculative activity ana OF
the trading Of tho first hour today gave an I'M
stock market revival such as hao not oeen seeil
for a long time past.
The subsistence of the activity after that
was so abrupt as to be rather dlscohcertns
IT, the operators who were attempting 10 tollo"
the movement
shares sold in the first hour aggregated
so4 900. while for the second hour the total
dropped TO 78,000
The animation Of the early dealings owed
something Of the surprise OF snort interest,"
which had followed the abrupt repalse or the
middle of last week and was left uncovered
when the favorable bank statement ana the
opinion formed toward the Hartman report
carried prices upward and alarmed the shorts.
The recommendations of the interstate
commerce commission accompanying the Har
riman report were regarded as an admission
that small opportunity existed TOT making
a case against the railroad combination under
the present laws.
Soldering conditions were brought forward
egain OF these the money market position
is most influential.
Tn spite of last weeks gain of $6020,soo in
the surplus reserves Of the banks, that item
standing at only s6,S5705o, which Is the lowest
for this date since 1898, year with which
a comparison is not auspicious
Harvest Too Near
The interior demand for the harvest is too
near at hand to make this comfortable mar
gin on which 10 undertake any active specu-
lative activity and in fact New York exchange
dropped abruptly to so cents discount at Chi
cago today.
The following exchange market last week
showed clearly tho effect of the efforts OF Dor
rowers here to secure resources abroad.
This movement seemed to be abandoned to-
day, following the stronger showing OF the
banks on Saturday. and foreign exchange rates
rose briskly.
Copper fell in London and upon the local
metal exchange and kept live anxiety over
the stability. of the market.
Prices held moderately for most OF the day.
even after the demand had fattened out yes
terday, but the speculative buyers of the morn
ing threw over their holdings in the final hour,
and the result was reaction which left stocks
lower than at the close Saturday
Bonds were steady. Total sales, par value
$s62, 900.
United States bonds were unchanged on call.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16
Treasury Statement
BY Associated Press.

By AssocIated Press.
WASHINGTON, July 15.-Today's statement
of the treasury shows: Available cash balance,
$780, 429 1854; gold coin and bullion S67, 564 153;
gold certificates, S93040, $50.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16
E5!E{Ii1 q
Ell d
FINANCIAL

LOS ANGELES, July 15.-Bank cearings
were s2.27s, $50 75. against s22i6,sS2.O2 for the
corresponding date last year. increase of
s32 O97.7S. Following is a comparative state
ment:
1907 1906 1906
Monday .s2 27S 9S9 70 s2 246 9S2 O2 7SS. 1888 90
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Wheat Breaks Two Cents Because of
Favorable Weather
By Associated Press.

by Associated Press.
CHICAGO July 15.-The local wheat market
broke cents today because of favorable
weather in the northwest. At the close whea.
foI September delivery was off 1A91hc.
The wheat market opened firm because of a
decrease of 4,064 600 bushels in the amount OF
breadstuffs on passage. Later the market
weakened reports of wet weather in the
northwest and prices dragged all day. Re
ports from Kansas that the crop will be much
larger than had been previously estimated and
the possibility of strike of telegraph ope-
rators also depressed the values. The chief
selling was by commission houses said to be
acting in the interest of northwestern con-
Germs. The market rallied from the low point
OF the day but closed weak September opened
Ao lower to Ac higher at 949s6947Ac declined
to 92Bc and closed at 93lsa93ssc
Corn opened A@1kc lower for September at 81
@54hc, sold at 54lsc and then declined to 53qic
he close was at 53Bc.
Oats were weak. September opened h6Ac
lower at 39%939Bc sold between 39d4Oc and
closed at 29$c
Provisions were steady all day. At the close
September pork was up 214c, lard was 2hc
higher and ribs 21ec higher.
Market Ranges
Wheat-July, 9OAc; Sept 93A@93%c; Dec
97Ac; May, $1.O19s@1 O1A.
Corn-July, 53%c; Sept. 5SMc; Dec. 519s@51%c
May, 53sc.
oats-Juy 44lac; Sept Soqsc; Dec. 4OA@4Oasc
May, 42@42Bc.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steady; No. spring wheat, slOOQ1.O1; No. B.
94t 90; No. 2 red, S9A@91sc; No. corn
53hq54c; No. yellow, 53Aq54c; No oats
44l544i9sc; No. 2 white. 4Sc; No 8 white, 44i2Gi
47c; No. rye, S5c fair to choice mailing bar
ley 6Oq65c; No. l northwestern flaxseed, 81 "a;
prime timothy seed, S475; clover, contract
grades, $3.50; short ribs, sides, loose. sS.S7la@
S .621s; mess pork, per bbl, SIG 15a16 25; lard,
pei 100 lbs, SS.77ls; short ribs, Sides boxed,
S713a9. 90; whisky, basis of high wines, s1.31.
nfVNfg Shnt1
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16

no s,SS, 80 Pta sb.,iisid ,i H.. ;s,s Sa 81
12TOO Great Northern 1854 lo4 lSi
! Inter Met ........,......... 10
...... do pfd .........,........ ''.' 49, ~
Total sales for the day $780, 200 shares
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16

He (after the quarreD was fool
when / married you,
she-Yes. but | thought you would inn
prov e.-Independent
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16
Sl1ZZMEllI!9(Z!Z!a !
MINING QUOTATIONS

San Francisco mining exchange quotations
furnished by Ernest Kennedy & Co., 1913 West
Sixth street Los Angeles, July 10:
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16
Cotton and Wool

ST. LOUIS. July 15.--wool steady. Terri
tory and western medium, 21assc fne medium,
17@lsc; fine, 149l6c.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16
New York Stocks

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 15.-The following were
the official quotations on the stock exchange:
Open. High. Low.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16
San Francisco f'inlng Stocks
By Associated Press.
RuIIdIna Permits Grantee

Following the permits issued from tbs
office of the chief inspector OF buildings Mon
DAY and classified according to wards
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16
Retail Prices

Following prices for leading articles of con-
sumption prevail at the Los Angeles stores:
Butter 2-lb roll, fancy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Butter 2-lb roll, Poppy ..................,. So
Cooking butter 80
Eggs. fresh ranch, per dozen ................ 80
Potatoes fancy 100 lbs. ..................S2. s.. rs
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16
Dried Fruit Prices


NEW YORK, July 15,-Evaporated apples
prices are Unchanged fancy, 7l447Iec; poor 70
fair. sac.
Prunes quiet on spot; quotations range from
4d%l21sc for California fruit, and from 57s99c
fof Oregons to 3Os to 40s.
Aprlcots are unchanged with choice quotel
az 21c extra choice, 22c fancy, %. .2Sc.
Peaches quiet on spot choice. 11lsG12c;
extra choice 12lhq13c; fancy, 11q1lhc; extra
fancy, 14@1415e
Raisins unchanged; loose muscatels S%91Oc;
seeded raisins. 7A@l3c; London layers, s15OQ
6b
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16
SPECIAL NOTICES
"Sick and Helpless
Come Unto Me-"
MY Mission on Earth Is to Heal the
Sick and Cure the Manned

1 use neither mineral nor
vegetable poisons, but
all of natures God-given
natural remedies for the
restoration of health. l
cure every known all
ment. Cripples throw
down their crutches.
There is no Ill or ailment
under the sun which my
marvellous remedies will
not cure. I do not seek
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 15-Fancy apples,
sl.5O; common, S1OO; strawberries, S4.oOQ7.OO;
blackberries 80 So 3 90; raspberries 81 so. 500;
common pears, s1.OO fancy, 1925: Bartletts,
$50 OOa6O 90; common peaches, 75c fancy, 81, 25;
common plums, 5Oc fancy, S.0O; navel
anges, ST. 25d3 so; Mexican lines, $500; COM
croce, sS5Oa4OO; fancy s4.5O@5 5O fancy can
taloupes, SS.25; common, ST. 25q250; bananas.
50 506l3 80: pineapples, 81. .5O6l3. co.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16

Mgr. G. sneipp to demonstrate theory.
1 am accomplishing fact 1 am curing
thousands who had given up all hope
of life. The wicked may scoff and cry
fake" but the people whom 1 have
cured know. To me and my marvellous
remedy all systems and all diseases are
alike. 1t matters not how long you
have been afflicted; it matters not how
hopeless and helpless you may be; 1t
matters not what doctors have said or
what remedies have failed to cure you;
It matters not whether you have faith,
my remedies are life itself and cure all
diseases. From the very edge of the
grave by the aid Of this marvellous
remedy treatment have brought them
back to life Write or call today.
Never mind the scoffing of your
friends. Your life may be at stake and
you not know it. They cannot save you,
but I can save you and will IL you will
only let me.
Ten minutes from business center of
city.
Twenty-seven acres of beautiful play
grounds, the largest and best equipped
sanitarium on the Pacific coast.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16
BEANS BEGIN TO ARRIVE
IN THE LOCAL MARKET
EGGS AND BUTTER REMAIN
STEADY
Dealers Holding Onions for Fancy
Prlces-Active Demand for All
Commodities in the Gen.
eral Market

Bidding on the produce exchange Monday in
dicated scarcity Of supplies in certain lines
Twenty-Five sacks of No. / pink beans sold
at $3.50 q hundred; ten cases of local case
count eggs at 21i5c dozen, and ten sacks OF
local onions at SO. Fancy local Burbank pota-
toes were offered at s19O, choice at S1.5O; Early
Rose at $3.50, bid $l.50. Northern cheese was
firm at offerings Of 151sc; lima beans at &c;
No small whites at 1910 a hundred.
In the general market all commodities on
active demand indicated upward tendency as
to values.
Enough fish was received to meet the de-
mand.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-16
Miscellaneous Stocks
DAILY MINING CALL

Official sales--S000 Johnnie Con- at 11&ql2hc.
1000 do at 121s012ssc (B 800; 10000 at 11Aq12
Is 3O).
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-03-27
FASTER FLOWER SHOW
Hamilt0n's Greenhouses Exhibit
a Pr0fusion of Beautiful POtted
Plants and Flowers

The beautiful hibit ofpotted plants
saa fusion sd ths = Dlasss Ia s.sss, ~,
Wildwood avenue, has attracted much
attention and admiration from the
flower loving public oftheisland. The
plants were all grown on the island at
the Hamilton greenhouses under the
expert care of VIM. ]. Hamilton, the
genial florist. He tells us the flower
store is to be permanent feature and
one which we are sure will be greatly
appreciated and literally patronized.
During the summer months the store
will have cut flowers constantly on
hand. Mr.. Hamilton is arranging to
supply the leading hotels of the island
with cut flowers throughout the season.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-03-27
Easter Day at ST. Simeon'S-by-
the-Sea

Holy communion, 7.30 a. M, service,
sermon and holy communion, 10 80 a.
m., children's Easter service, 800 p.
M, evening prayer and sermon 7.3O
p. m.
The vested choir will render special
Easter music at each of the services
after the early morning one. The
sermon subjects will be appropriate
to the occasion, the rector preaching
on both occasions. Come and worship
with us. Easter is the most glorious
of all christian festivals, because the
most divine and human. 1t is divine
inasmuch as it required God himself to
make the Resurrection certain; 1t is
human, because the great truth of the
Resurrection" touches the human
heart in way which no other truth
can touch 1t.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-03-27
Easter Dance

AT the st. Simeon's musicale and
Easter dance next Monday night at
Cedar Hall an interesting programme
will be rendered by the following
artists: Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Tice, Mrs.
Ward, Mise Ryan, Mr.. Hertz, Mr..
Lane, Mr.. Koeneke, Mr.. Bayless, Mr..
Towser, Mr.. Kilmer and Miss Eva
Washburn, accompanist. The musicale
will be followed by cake walk and
dance and ice cream will be for sale
during the evening.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-03-27
WILDWOOD CREST NOTES

Stephen Thurber, of Philadelphia,
will erect handsome stone basement
cottage on Crocus Road. Contractor
H. L. Foulkes, of Camden, who is sup
erintending the work put the first stone
in place on Saturday.
The HI. McClelland cottage on
Heather Road has been sold to Joseph
Paul, of Philadelphia, who will make
extensive alterations and Improvements
to it. McClelland's house was the first
one erected east of the railroad at the
Crest and was built by Contractor w.
q. Taylor. Mr.. Taylor has in charge
the extensive Improvements for Mr..
Paul. H. McClelland is resident of
Downingtown, Pa.
William Aucott, a Germantown
contractor, will build a handsome
summer cottage on "Crocus road this
spring.
Frank Neumann, of New York and
Edgar A. Brown, of ofPhiladelphia, have
awarded contracts for handsome cot
tages to be built on Heather road and
Columbine road respectively. Archi-
tect Gustav Weber has the work in
charge.
The Mrs. Fielding cottage on Laven-
der road, Wildwood Crest, is being
handsomely furnished throughout by
Culver q company, the hustling
furniture dealers.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-03-27
ocean Crest Hotel Sold for s11, $50

Harrison H. Voorhees,, receiver of
the Ocean Crest Hotel Company, sold
the hotel at public sale on Monday for
$11, $50 to William Harvey. The sale
took place on the premises at Wild
wood Crest. The bid was $452O, subject
to a mortgage of $1,000 and 5000 back
interest due on same. The furniture
in the house was bid in by N. Snellen-
burg & Co., who held a chattel mort
gage on same. Auctioneer VIM. T.
Chambers, of Cold Spring, cryed the
sale.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-03-27

Mayor and Mrs. Latimer r.. Baker
returned to Wildwood on Monday after
stay of about two months in Vineland
where Mr.. Baker was i'll. The Mayor
is recovering slowly and he and his wife
returned to Vineland this afternoon.
They expect to spend few weeks in
the south before returning home again.
Oysters in every style at Townsend's
restaurant, Oak avenue. t
Phone 24x.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-03-27

THE JOURNAL LITTLE ADVERTISEMENT
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-03-27
Baptist Church Service

Morning service at HOO o'clock.
Subject, Easter as it came about by
worldlness in the church. The choir
will render special music. Bible school
at 2.30. Evening service, young peo-
Piles meeting at 100 o'clock. 7.45 the
Sunday School will have charge of the
service. An Easter program prepared
by the Larenze Publishing Co., of
Chicago, entitled Easter voices will
be used.
Last Sunday the attendance at the
Baptist Sunday School was the next
largest of the year, ninety being
present.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-03-27

For Sale-Two seated carriage. A. w. Elm
quist, Holly Beach.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-03-27
this weeks arrivals to the resort.

hHls week y arrivals " tuo iosoIl.
Mrs. A. r. Judson, of Montclair, is
visiting her daughter Mrs. Hubert
S. Foster, on Pine avenue.
Thomas Martindale has been spend
ing the past week at Willard Hall,
being Joined by his wife on Monday.
ihe youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Martindale will be married in Canada
next Wednesday, for which point they
expect to leave in few days to attend
the wedding.
VIM. ID. Middleton, who for the past
year has been Wildwood's police off,
Ger, has resigned that position to accept
a situation with the City Line Lumber
company, of Camden. Mr.. and Mrs.
Middleton left for Camden last week,
after residing here several years.
The Boyle cottage on Glenwood ave-
nue. has been rented by Real Estate
Agent Huppert for year to Leon b.
Heacock, of Philadelphia. 1t will be
known as the Gilbert boarding house.
Phone 24x.
The streets received much needed
'scraping last Saturday and were in
good condition when Sundays visitors
Stocked TO the shore.
Fine hotel site in Wildwood, between
trolley and boardwalk, corner lot At
lantic and Pine avenues, 80 by 100.
III. McClelland, 1893 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia. For sale.
Norman Ryan, who is now Buck
nell University preparatory student at
Lewisburg, Pa, is spending the Easter
vacation at home.
Mrs. @. II. Meeker has been very ill
since March 9Th at her home in Phila-
delphia with a severe case of rheuma-
tism, kidney complaint and heat afflic-
tion. AT present she is still very sick,
but indications point to her recovery.
Send your friends Easter post cards
or novelties. Get them at Ryan's
japanese Bazaar, Wildwood avenue.
Irwin Wentzell, of Monroeville, who
has been visiting relatives here for a
few days, returned home yesterday
morning.
r. w. Ryan spent portion of last
week in New York City.
Easter baskets and toys, Easter post
cards and booklets. Mech & Co.
Gus Nelson, the genial proprietor of
Hotel Brighton, who has been spending
the winter months touring Europe,
Sweden and Germany, returned last
week, looking well and happy.
Go to G. w. Matthew's Boardwalk
Photo Gallery to have your Photo
taken in fall Easter dress. Post cards
a speciality. Hotel and outside work
given prompt attention.
Mrs. John III. ,.Banmann has return
ed to Wildwood after spending the
winter In Philadelphia.