Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-10-31

the larger InIuBS LOT WHICH nepuOl-
canism has always stood, as well as for
these more recent things that l have
already mentioned. We are with you
in you new spirit; you have always
been with US in our old spirit. Why
SPLIT the party, then, when you realize
tn It you alone can never win, but hat
with US you can win your old time vic
tories for the working mani for higher
wages, for better homes and a more
glorious state and nation. We need
you and you need US. United We stand,
and divided we fall. Shall we remain
divided and allow the Democrats to
win victory after victory over us, only
because of our differences?
1t was In New Jersey remember that
the crisis of the Revolutionary war was
met and the tide OF battle successfully
turned from defeat to victory. 1t was
in the battles of Trenton and Princeton
and Monmouth that the Revolutionary
forces first gained that vigor and deter
mination that carried them through
triumphantly to the final victory of
Yorktown. So in this state campaign
that is now before you, the eyes of the
nation and the eyes of the world are
resting on you. AS New Jersey goes
in this cam paign so will the nation go
IN the next national contest. It is a
time of stress and strain; 1t is a time
on which great issues hang, not only
for the state but for the whole land.
New Jersey is the keystone Of the arch
that shall bridge the valley Of humilia-
ton and defeat and carry us over to q
most glorious victory. 1t is the pivotal
point In this nations future history"
The election boards completed the
register of voters on Tuesday for the
general election next Tuesday. The
total number Of voters on the island is
] 515. The first ward of the city of
Wildwood is the most populous of any
election district on the island, with 484
voters. The second ward has 321 and
the third 1858. North Wild wood has
302 and the Crest 100 voters.
Ladies' will now find the Wildwood
Embroidery Shop at the old location,
1872 e. Wild wood avenue, where Miss
Scott will be pleased to supply your
needs in this line and help you out on
the new stitches.-adv.
The Stone Harbor Country Club held
a banquet in Wildwood last Saturday
night at the Hotel Seacrest.
5nag proof boots at Inglee's.
Superintendent e. T. Nye, of the To-
cal trolley company, was In Washing
ton, d. O., this week and as a result OF
his visit you may o 0 see four hand
some new winter trolley cars in service.
To satisfy an attachment an Gilmore
automobile VIII be sold at public sale
by Theophilus Mexican on Thursday,
Nov. 6, at two p. M, at the Peerless
garage on Andrew avenue.
Mrs. j. G. Wall returned to her Cam
den home this week, accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. J.. Albert Harris,
who will spend a week or two there.
Subscribe now for stock in the four
tenth series OF the Five Mile Beach
Building and Loan association. 1t Is
paying over 81 per cent. Get full par
ticulars from Robert ]. Kay, secretary,
Wild wood, N. J.-adv.
Masked dance at Bakers Daneeland
pier Saturday evening, Nov. l. Bene-
fit of Wildwood High School Athletic
association. Tickets, 25c. \
The Semi oney company has a new
Overland delivery automobile, pur-
chased from ". Bonham. MI. Bon
ham has also cold a new machine to
J. g. Todd, Maple avenue.
"Mammyn Washington, a well
known colored woman, dropped dead
at her home the other day.
Goodyear boots at Inglee's.
The wife of Philip Gould, one of our
boardwalk merchants, presented her
husband with a fine baby boy recently
at their home in Philadelphia.
Shoes for the family at money saw
ing prices. Inglee's, 1910 Pacific ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Womelsdorf
aud their son Charles have started on
a months vacation which will be spent
in Philadelphia and in Burlington
county.
We have a large sample line of pri-
vate Christmas Greeting cards, In lots
of a dozen or more, with your name
printed thereon. Place your orders
early. R. w. Ryan, lab East Wild
wood avenue.-adv
Mrs. e. Stephens and little daughter,
of vast Manila auenna have nnna ON q