Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-05-06

Continued fromepage l

Next Sunday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock
a service will be conducted In the Swe-
dish language at Holy Trinity Luth-
eran church by J. Nelson, of Philadel-
phia.
Frederick Sutton is up in the Maine
woods with Henry d. Moore.
Lawyer Jonathan Hand was last Sat
urday night elected a member of the
North Wildwood Automobile club.
Wonder solved. Why they taste just
q little better than others, as we roast
and blend our own coffee and teas at
Albig's.
Another interesting meeting was
held last Monday evening of the Y's at
the Belmont on Maple avenue Next
Monday evening a social will be held
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. l..
Colson at Glenwood and Pacific ave-
nues by these young folks.
Miss Anna Page spent overSaturday
and Sunday with relatives and friends
In Camden, Bridgeton and Millville.
Have you used the 'Santos ?" y
J. G. Coombs, of Atlantic City, is
here for a few days looking after his
property interests.
Rufus Hays, of Dorrell & Hays, has
purchased a lot on West Wildwood
avenue, next to the corner of Park ave-
nue., and commenced the erection of a
small cottage thereon for himself.
My ice cream factory has opened up
for business and / will be ready to
serve ice cream in any quantities on
and after Saturday, May IA. Hope to
see all my old customers and new ones
solicited. Have secured my old ice
cream maker that was with me all last
season. My old customers know of his
excellent quality of cream, and new
ones can be assured Of the same quail
ity by calling up phone 30 and giving
us a trial order. Will be glad to show
any customer through my factory at
any time and show the ingredients
from which our cream Is made. j.. ii.
Davis.
Mrs. Benjamin Moore and two chill
dren, Of Camden, came down on Sun
day and will now make their perma-
nent home here, Mr.. Moore having ac-
cepted a position.
Nothing too good in store for us all;
white Norway mackerel, cod fish, olives
by quart; dill, soul and sweet pickles
at Albig's.
g. f. Mcclure was here this week
looking after the details of his cottage
which is being erected on Maple ave-
nue., near Park avenue.
24x36 inch flags. $1.75 a doz. Funck.
The Union Transfer Company will
resume business here again on May
with Harry Brutsche In. charge
as usual.
Contractor Winchester Bonham will
soon commence q house on Juniper
avenue, west of the railroad, for Carrie
ID. Jeffries.
Legal and ~foolscap paper for sale at
the JOURNAL office. 75c per package
of I20 double sheets.
Rev. Mr.. Drew, of the Third Baptist
church, Of Philadelphia, will preach in
the Wildwood Baptist church for Mr..
Hallowell next Sunday.
Cashier Eldredge, r. w. Ryan,
George N. Smith, w. H. Bright, II. IL.
Voorhees, and Jed Dubois left for At
lantic City this morning to attend the
annual convention of the New Jersey
Bankers Association.
It's right, we are busy. Quality
store, fresh roasted coffees and delicious
teas, delicatessen and good sharp
cheese at Albig's. \
The door of the post office is left open
evenings until about $50 to allow per-
sons to get their mail from the lock
boxes, but all departments of the Office
are closed after 7.15. On Sunday the
Office is open from nine a. M. to
nine p. M.
Goodness, what a difference! Old
Plantation and broken Java coffee,
nothing like it. Has that golden color,
fresh roasted at Albig's. y
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