Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-08-28
ANCLESEA

cal renown, is still doing business at
the old stand. The Journal reporter
dropped in on Mr. Bright yesterday.
In talking about conditions in general
he said: ~ am very well satisfied with
affairs about North Wildwood. 1 feel
that the 1914 season will prove profit
able to all hands. The present weather
conditions are unfavorable for business,
but the northeaster will soon pass away
and business will brighten. Fish has
been plentiful and this has done much
to retain the popularity of old Angle
sea. More fishermen-amateur and
yeteran-are coming here than ever be-
fore. I was pleased to read in last
weeks issue of the Journal that John
A. Ackley had done so well with his
twelfth annual sale. 1t proves that
Five Mile Beach real estate is proving
its worth. Under present business con-
ditions, one does not look for such
wonderful results and 1 am pleased
that the sale was so successful In
talking over the coming campaign in
which an even half dozen candidates
viii contest for the honor of represent
ing the Second Congressional district
in Congress, Mr.. Bright said: "The
hottest fight in years is certain to ma
terialze with such sterling men as Bak-
er, Lewis, Richards, White, Bacha-
rooh ond hr0fh4. J.. 49,
race. It will be interesting to watch
the struggle between Richards and
Bacharach in the Atlantic County dis
trict for the Republican nomination.
Then in Burlington County, there will
be two men in the field for the "Grand
Old Party" choice. Here in our own
county the slated candidates will ex-
p%erience no opposition on their party
tickets, Congressman Baker being
the Democratic choice and VIM. H.
Bright the standard bearer for the Pro-
gressive Party. / would not attempt
to pick a winner among the Republi-
can ranks. 1t is a situation in which
time and the primaries can only decide.
A merry contest isassured.u
When going to Philadelphia or New
York use the Reading. Consult
timetable on page 3.-Adv.
Twenty six members Of the Hartford
Steam Boiler Inspectors Fishing Club
will pay there usual yearly visit to
Anglesea tomorrow and will make
there headquarters at the Hilton. The
crowd will be in charge of Jacob Culin,
chief inspector and will come from all
parts of the country. one gentleman
coming all the way from Denver. In-
cluded in the Clubs roster are s. B.
Adams, Thomas McGovern, George
Davis, Edward Enock, John McKin-
ley, w. Gratz, John Allen, P. H. Repp,
G. H. Robson, e. F. REILLY, William
Triggs, Fl. Parrish, J. Culin, George
Whitman, G. A. Gowdy, VIM. Grabell,
T. F. Connery and J. Nolan. The men
will remain wei the weekend and an
ticipate establishing new fishing rec
ords.
1000 printed envelopes with a beau
tiful Wild wood beach scene $3.50 at
the JOURNAL office, Wildwood avenue.
Mayor II. II. Hoffman has filed
nomination papers for reelection at the
primaries IN September 22nd.
The Borough of North Wildwood is
contemplating issuing bonds for the In
let front.
Children's silk half hose, pale blue,
pink and tan, assorted sizes, regular
price 25c, this week 19c. Mech & Co.,
Holly Beach and Wildwood.
E. A. Patterson and Harry Lehman,
candy manufacturers OF Atlantic City,
were recent visitors at the Germantown
They are noted for their ability to
make fun. Mr.. Heesen was busy in
another part of the building when they
registered. Patterson saw an oppor-
tunity for a little fun. He signed Gen.
eral e. A. Patterson, Servia, and
Colonel Harry Lehman, Australia.
Bathing caps, sateen or rubber, 15 to
Soc at Harbison's. y
Edward A. Devlin. city appraiser of
Philadelphia, together with Edward
Cooke and several friends were the
guests of Borough Clerk eorgeR edding
last Saturday. The party went out
from the wharves and returned with
$40 pounds OF the blue fish.
Harry Grosscup, retired assistant
chief of the Camden Fire Department,
Is confined to his home al 9Th and
Pennsylvania venue with severe ill
ness.
Richard r. Anderson, and Richard