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


Pittsburg are featured by the large
number of happy couples. Straw rides,
fun chase parties and like event are
always being planned by the merry
guests and it is a continual round of
pleasure. A etraw ride took place on
Tuesday evening and despite the
weather there was an ideal bunch of
fun makers. DR.. Il. A. Bacon, accom-
panied by his wife ard son, came down
this week and are located here. Other
arrivals are Mary q. futile, Miss Flor
ence B~akeoven, Mrs. @. Zottman, Miss
L. Golz, Mrs. o. E. Rother, Samuel
Reaney and family, R. BaumilIer, T.
Miflin Roland, Tom Dare, Al Coulter
and Wally Huntsicker.
Parasol Sale-Latest styles, attrac-
tive colorings. Buy now at a saving.
Read our adv. ON page 5. Meech & Go.
Included In the late arrivals at Had
don Hall are Albert Davis, of Millers-
willie, Fred Mcdonald of Chester, Ed
win G. Ayers, of Moorestown, and the
folio wing Philadelphians: Mrs. NJ.
Dixey, I. Peters, ]. II. Cumberland and
wife, Alice Cumberland, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Freeman, N. L. Lowen, Charles e. Nc
Bride and wife, William Goodwin and
wife and e. @. Page Of Detroit. This is
Mr.. Page's first visit to Wild wood. lie
said to the Journal Reporter: "You
folks in the East have to come to our
section to see the great lakes, while we
westerners have to come east to see
your wonderful seashore resorts.n
New goods all time. Fine line child
ren's dresses 25c. up. Beads, bathing
caps, felt hats, also silk crowned hats,
silk boot stockings 25c. E. A. Van
Horn, corner Pine and Pacific.
Mrs. b. w. Meeker has been caring
for many guests at the Hotel GIenwood,
including Mrs. s. E. V~andegrift, of
Camden; Mrs. Deisler, of Haverford,
Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Huff, Mer-
chantville; Mr.. and Mrs. g. w. E,
Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Wiekman,
VIM. FIGHTER, George Hubbs, Charles
Hinchman, Mrs. Joseph Hinchman,
all of Palmyra; Marie Mahon, of Rox-
borough; T. NJ. Moon and wife, Of Cam
den, and the following Philadelphians:
N. Nolde and family, Mrs. Styles, Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Ingham, Mrs. Borden,
Oliver Rhodes, Mrs. e. q. Murer, Miss
Dorothy and Mr.. and Mrs. Montgom-
cry.
Go direct to Cape May over the
Reading railroad in 30 minutes.
Leave Wildwood $50, 1928, 1915, am,
2.44, $40, 7.25, p. M, weekdays. Pa
tronize q home built railroad.
Quite a number of the Arlington ho-
tel guests came here in their automo-
biles. Mr.. and Mrs. Griffeths, son and
daughter came down in their Regal car
for the balance OF the season. MI.
Griffith returns to his business Office
in PhIlly thrice a week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Apple are down from Allentown, bring
ing with them their Overland car.
Russell Klockner and Miss Bessie Cru
esset came from Trenton in a Mercer
racer. Mr.. and Mrs. Whital are here
from Philadelphia In their Ford ma
chine, accompanied by their son, who
is a physician.
Table linen, Especial double width, 19c
per yard at Handsome.
Miss Jennie Brooks left for her home
in Elmer today after a visit with her
sister, Mrs. Brantley Dubois.
The Storch, Cedar avenue, which is
operated this season by Mrs. ]. B..
Wright, is ~patronized largely by Phila-
delphia and Camden people. Several
guests from more distant points have
also been entertained, including Chas.
t. Grace, OF Amboy; L. F. Saunders,
of Wilmington, Del; d. s. Kahn, wife
aud daughter, of Baltimore; s. j. Sim
mons, wife and children, of Rochester,
N. Y; Mrs. A. L. Smith, of Chicago,
and a party Of nine from Chester, Pa.
MILDLY blouses, striped and plain,
colored collars, SIC, at Harbison's. =
Six Pittsburg visitors concluding a
two weeks vacation at the Arlington
are Mrs. John Vanderver, Miss Grace
Vanderyer, Miss Ethel Vanderver, Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. Henderson and Mrs.
j. A. Spielman. Other guests have
been Mrs. IL. A. Hausman and daugh-
ter, Newark; Robert Franz and family,
Allentown, Pa Mrs |. Oppenheimer,
of SanFrancisco; Robert Mclaughlin,
of Lawndale, Pa, and Miss Isabel
Morris, of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Special display Of muslin underwear,
including gowns, skirts and combina-
tions at wide range Of prices. Mech
& Co., Holly Beach.