Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-12-10


City on Thursday of next week, De-
cember 10th. All Councils in the two
Counties are invited to attend and
bring candidates for adoption. Iota
Council, of Ocean City, has offered a
prize to the team making the best
showing in the third degree. A num-
Der of members of Beach Council will
attend and take one or more candidates
with them for initiation but will not
take their team.
Noah's Ark will open for the Christ
mas holidays about Dec. 10th German
mechanical wood toys, very comical.
Lots of other things for Christmas pres
ents. Open evenings. T. b. Connolly.
Winchester s. Bonham visited Phil
adelphia and Elmer the first of the
week on business.
Be sure to call at Mech & Co.'s and
inspect their unusually fine line of
Christmas goods.
The merchants in the block on Paci-
fic avenue, between Oak and Cedar
avenues, have had a number of the
large are lights plac ed in front of their
stores for the Christmas holidays and
at night they light up the block almost
as light as day and can be seen a great
distance. There are twelve of them in
all, two in front of Frank Weber's
clothing store and one each in front of
Walter Hawn, the barber; Konowitch
Brothers, grocers; William Major,
druggist: r. T. Fitzpatrick, druggist;
Electric Company's office, Mech
& Co., dry goods and toys; r. l.. CARL,
~tobacconist; N. Garfinkle, confectioner;
L. s. Caldwell, jeweler and Roberts &
Johnson, shoes.
soc worth of goods given to every
purchaser of So bought at John q.
Funck's toy store.
Hotel Feuwick guests have been Mrs.
George Nelson, l.. J. Mcdonald, Frank
H. Taylor, VIM. Hoos, Chas. Sid. An
drews, G. s.. CULLEN, Thos. j. Rose,
John Medson, e. L. White, b. f.
Frick, Joseph Kouba, ]. w. Bew, H.A
Bisham, Joseph Entwisle, Philadel-
phia; Samuel Whitson, T. B. Daniels,
Boston, Mass; ]. P. Avis, Newark;
MI. and Mrs. Noroury, Green Creek;
Mr.End rTss. M. 7. Dubois, Clayton;
w. p. Oliver, N. Crawford, Wm.
Christie, New York; J. N. Tomlinson,
DR.. Theodore Foote, Vineland; w. B.
Matthews, Washington, ID. C.; VIM.
T. Johnson, Bristol, Pa; Mr.. Will
liams, Holly Beach; w. E. Zeller,
Mrs. ]. It. Baker, Miss Mary Baker,
Wildwood.
Get the habit; it's a good me-. Use
fresh roasted coffees and best of teas.
Premiums given at Albig's.
E. J. Reeve, of Jersey City, was visit
ing friends here over Sunday.
Caretaker Jodie Heritage, of the fire
house, is always arranging surprises for
the evening visitors to the fire hall and
last night the assemblage was enter
tanned with a graphaphone entertain
ment by Frank Durham.
Mrs. L. S. Cald we'll and Mrs. Char
les w. Sem were Philadelphia shop
pers on Thursday.
Squire and Mrs. William r. Chew
spent the first of the week visiting in
Philadelphia.
Have you an electric flat iron? n
Hulett Brewer, the boat builder, has
awarded the contract to William t.
Garrison for the erection of a building
on 26th street on the Ham Canal to be
an exact duplicate of his building on
the Ottens Canal on 18th street and
work has already begun.
Mr.. Painter: We carry Lewis, Lu-
cas-, Harrison Bros.', Wetherill's and
French's white leads; Berry Bros,
Harrison Bros.'s, observation-disclosures
varnishes; Sherwin- Williams and Har-
rison Bros.' ready-mixed Paints. Also
Dryers, Filters, Tints, etc. Floor oils
for school houses and stores, soc per
gallon. j. H. Coombs Lumber Co. X
Those who have attended the special
meetings being held in the Wildwood
Baptist church are proving irst-class
advertisers of the services conducted by
Rev. w. II. Johnston, the Evangelist.
The preacher holds the attention of the
audience from the moment the text is
announced. He is witty, interesting
and dead in earnest. Those who have
attended are enthusiastic in speaking
of the services. Many have been help
ed and a number are anticipating as
Stunning church membership. Effort is
being made to have the Evangelist
come another week, and it is believed