Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-11-14
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booklet fOr next year De printed early,
and that the advertising committee
meet with the City Commissioners at
some time in the near future and con
fer on the matter Of the amount to be
allowed for advertising purposes. He
also added that the Clark hitcraft
advertising agency had given good SER
vice the past season, and that it was
his opinion that the agency should be
employed in the work Of placing the
advertising ext season.
RESULTS OF LAST YEARS WORK
Several references were made by
members as to the good results that
came from last seasons advertising,
special reference being made to the large
number Of inquiries for hotel accom-
modations and cottages coming through
this source. Much routine work was
transacted during the meeting, and be-
fore adjournment a resolution was
adopted extending thanks to Freehold
ers Saul and Pinker for their support
of the proposition to advertise Cape
May county IN lte entlTety.
At q meeting of the Second and
Third Wards Republican club held on
Thursday evening, November 9Th, at
e. M. Johnson's Office, Pacific above
Roberts avenues, held for the purpose
of forming a permanent organization,
it was agreed to change the name from
the second and Third Wards Republic
can club to the Wild wood Republican
club, in order to avoid any fa%ctIonal
feeling among the Republicans OF the
city and to extend an invitation to all
Republicans Of Wildwood to become
members. The resignation Of President
John McConley and Vice President
Edw. f. Smith was accepted and the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year:
President, Edw. M. johnson.
Vice President, e. H. Randolph.
Treasurer, L. P. Coney.
Secretary, Edw. s. Turner.
By a unanimous vote of the club all
veterans Of the Civil and Spanish wars
will be made honorary members of the
club on making application. The BUSH
ness of the evening was followed by a
banquet and adjourned to meet on
Thursday evening, November 18th, at
eight in Johnson's Office, when politi-
cal business Of importance was dis
cussed.
AT a meeting of the City Commits
sioners yesterday the contract under
Ordinances Nos. rs and 70 for cement
curbs and cutters and sidewalks on
Crosse, Andrew, Burk and Taylor ave
nues, was awarded 10 s. T. Dowler for
about So, 200. The contract for laying
a sewer on a number of streets in the
first ward west Of Park ven was
awarded to Robert Wright for about
So. 700. On motion of Mr.. Ryan it was
ordered that no more permits for NOV
ing buildings be granted to Vance u
Kilmer until they made repairs to the
streets already damaged. Bids for q
heating plant in the third ward fire
house will be opened at a meeting to
be held tomorrow morning. AT this
meeting the advertising for next spring
and summer will also be discussed.
We invite YOU to Join the large
number of individuals, firms and cor
porations, who for many years have
found their banking relations with
this Bank to be both agreeable and
profitable. The Marine National
Bank.-adv.
Mrs. Sarah Clarke, Of Cedar Hall,
will sail for England next Friday to
visit relatives.
You have probably been looking for
a non-smearing Ink pad w have
them in stock, 25, 85, soc each. r. w.
Ryan, lab East Wildwood ave.-adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 6hute, Of Clarks-
boro, spent the fore part Of the week
visiting at the home of his brother,
Clifford Shute. west Pine avenue, man
ayer Of Childs' grocery.
We have a large sample line Of pri-
vate Christmas Greeting cards, in lots
of q dozen or more, with your name
printed thereon. Place your orders
early. r. w. Ryan, 143 East Wild
wood avenue.-adv
The Cape May County Board ofTax-
alton had a busy day yesterday at the
city hall hearing appeals from taxes
on the island. They were obliged to
sit until nine O'Clock in the evening to
hear the numerous complaints. There
were sixty-three appeals from the City
of Wildwood alone.
Safe deposit boxes to rent in modern
fire proof vaults. $500 per year and
inward Tho Marina National Bank.