Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-05-13

day by the death CT MI. StouL's latnef,
The Ladies' Aid society of the Holly
wood NJ. e. church met at the home
of Mrs. Robert Bond, Hand avenue,
on Tuesday afternoon. A very pleas
ant time was passed and refreshments
were served. The society has just pur
chased and laid a new mating in the
church. They will hold a food sale on
Saturday, May q.
Surprise your palate. Use fresh
roasted coffees and best of teas, whole
sale aud retail, at Albig's Coffee aud
Tea House.
Misses Fannie and Annie Hart, Of
Philadelphia, have opened their cottage
on Rio Grande avenue for the sum-
mer.
Raymond Burk, Andrew avenue,
spent Saturday and Sunday at his home
in Woodbury..
Elwood Williams, of Philadelphia,
has been the guest of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. d. Williams at the Idyl-
wild, Taylor venue.
Recent Havilla guests have been
Mrs. Martha Wheaton, Miles s. Tice,
]. George Harper, J. Russell Mecouch,
B. Frank Stevens, E. w. Whitehill,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Stewart, John John
son, Philadelphia; Harvey T. Cassel-
berry, Ocean City; J. L. Lands, West
Cape May; w. l.. Steiner, Millville;
Mr.. and Mrs. s.. A. Harker, Holly
Beach; Myrtle Simkins, Aldine; f. l..
Silver, Camden.
Read the Electric Flat Iron ad. n
Miss Theresa Fisher, teacher of the
fourth grade, is i'll with tonsilitis at
her home in Camden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mailman, of
Philadelphia are at their home, the
Russell III. Conwell, on Hildreth ave-
Arbor Day was observed In the pub
lie schools last Friday with appropriate
exercises.
Lots of that good sharp cheese at
Albig's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oakford Cobb have
moved into their home on Hand ave-
nue. which has been undergoing re-
pairs. They were given a house-warm-
ing on Saturday evening, May 7, by
the Centre House guests and other rela-
tives. A social evening was passed
and refreshments served.
Daily events; depot for fresh eggs.
good butter, same good cheese you all
know of. Coffees and teas at Albig's.*
q. ". Hall, an employee of the West
Jersey Railroad company, has rented
one of the Shaw Brothers apartments
on Rio Grande avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Meehan, Of
Cape May Court House, were visitors
here the first of the week.
Fh4r iraaffnf + Turng; rare OF rhe- First
District police force, of Philadelphia,
was here a part of the week looking
after his property interests.
Pretty good, eh? Youth 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. \
A. H. Lupton, the contractor, has
rented one of the upper apartments Of
the Hallahan cottage on Pacific ave
nue., adjoining the Methodist church,
and has moved his family therein from
the Corle cottage at Pine and Pacific
avenues.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will meet in the Hollywood M.
e. church on Thursday afternoon,
May 10, at 2.45 o'clock. Subject, Sab
bath Observance; leader, Mrs. Rhoades,
superintendent of that department.
Wonder solved. Why they taste just
a little better than others, as we roast
and blend our OWE coffee and teas at
Albig's.
DR.. F. g. Domnitz, Rio Graude ave
nue., is a week end visitor in the city.
Washington Camp, No. l42, p. o. s.
of A., will have a benefit at Hunts
theatre on Monday evening, May 23d.
Good morningl Start the day with
a breakfast coffee fresh roasted, differ
ent from others. Get samples at Albig's.
Nothing too good in store for us all;
white Norway mackerel, cod fish, olives
by quart; dill, SOU and sweet pickles
at Albig's. y
Mrs. James Butcher and little daugh-
ter Helen, of Pittsburg, Pa, have ar
rived to spend the summer here, stop