Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-04-29

DR.. S. M. Wilson, of Bridgeton, is
having a number of alterations made
to his cottage on Oak avenue, among
which is a new porch.
LpW. G. Hunt, the moving picture
man, has rented the Bijou moving pic
ture theatre in the Baker block on the
boardwalk and expects to open about
Saturday, May 18th.
For Sale. Bargains in china ware.
Slightly used plates, cups, saucers, ETC.,
suitable for small boarding house. Can
be seen at Edgeton Inn.
Ely, Saul & Glenn were awarded
the contract on Tuesday night for the
new store and apartment house to be
built on Wildwood venue for John
Scott, of Philadelphia, and they began
work on Wednesday to lay the foun-
dalton. This site is just across the
street from the Journal office.
Flags and Decoration Day material,
wholesale and retail at Funck's. \
H. A. Eberhardt, of Camden, was a
visitor here on Sunday. He was ac-
companied home by his niece, Miss
Emily Olson, of the Fenwick, who
has been quite i'll with quinsy, but is
now greatly improved.
1t takes more than mere advertising
to bring business; good work and cheap
prices ought to help. E. w. Patter-
son, wall paper.
Contractor T. S. Goslin expects to
start work next Monday or the new
hippodrome for Blaker & Stewart at
the corner of Schellenger and Atlantic
avenues.
10 Wild wood cards DC. Funck's. \
A measuring party will be given by
the members of st. Simeon's Guild in
the Parish House, Friday evening,
April 10Th, 1910.
Pretty good, eh? You'll be delighted.
Old plantation coffee 25c pound, brok-
en- Java zoe. Special prices in guam
tity, bargain in quality. Wholesale
and retail tea and coffee house. Chas.
Albig. y
Hotel Seacrest guests the past week
have been George A. McLearn, VIM.
j. Barr, b. McDevett, Miss L. Hayes,
Refining and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
McFerley, H. Roy Stacks, M. H.
Greenwald, Thos. o. Burgess, Lewis
DeHaven, MI. and Mrs. r. Frederick,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. f. Robb, Jr, Phil
adelphia; II. P. Ferris, Capt. G. F.
Chew, Atlantic City; l.. Higgenbo-
than, East Orange; Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Mearry, Collingswood; M. III.
jerks, Chas. A. Homes, New York;
f. c. Blake, New Haven, Conn; g. M.
Bausser, Alexandria, Va; John F.
Reardon and wife, Millville.
DIR. Corle, dentist, will be in his
Wildwood office every Friday and Sat
urday until further notice.
DIR. J. w. Kirk and wife, and moth
er, Mrs. M. ID. Kirk, of Philadelphia,
are in their cottage on East oath street.
Christiana Marts, wife of Henry w.
Marts, died at her home on Oak ave-
nue., on Thursday morning, April %,
1910, aged 66 years. Mrs. Marts had
been in poor health for several years,
and became worse about a week ago.
She was born at Malaga, Gloucester
county, and her maiden name was Da-
Wis. Most of her married life was
spent at Fairton, Rio Grande and
Wildwood. She was a faithful wife
and mother. She leaves a mother 85
years of age who resided with her, and
her husband, two daughters and a son,
Walter, Mrs. Nelson s.. Hays and Mrs.
F. p. Rudolph. Relatives and friends
are invited to attend the funeral on
Sunday afternoon at four o'clock. The
funeral party will leave Wild wood on
the morning train Monday for Mill
vile, where carriages will be taken for
Fairton and interment made at Cross
Roads Cemetery.
Today and tomorrow you will want
good fresh roasted cofiees and best of
teas; its here for you all at Albig's. \
The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist
church will hold a food sale on Satur-
day afternoon, April 30. in the Banks
store. Homemade cake, pies, bread
and potato salad will be on sale.
Big display 10c tin and enameled
ware. Harbison's. \
Dorrell q Hays have the contract to
erect stores and apartments for Chas.
FL. Eardley on Wildwood avenue, adj
Joining the JOURNAL office, for which
plans were drawn by Architect Boyer.
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