Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-12-18
WILDWOOD


Will MI piCorub, 1uc niu-
utes OF the last meeting were read and
approved. Mr.. Ryan reported SO, 252. As
collected through his Office for the
week. MI. Hendee reported that the
Wildwood avenue sewer was below
grade and liable to clog up and asked
that q pump be purchased for his de-
partment. The idea was abandoned as
they have no money to purchase one
with. Mr.. Hendee said II the said
sewer became clogged, he would open
1t up. Frank L. King was present and
asked that the filing in of the dump
on Park ven be stopped as it was
up TO grade. The Mayor reported that
the representative of the Boyd COM
pany would arrive on Saturday and
place the Kanawha system on the new
engine. The Clerk read the annual
police report stating that fines to the
amount of $448.55 was collected during
the year. A communication was read
from the Attorney General. sho wing q
copy of a, letter sent by him to the
Wildwood & Delaware Bay Short Line
r. R. company, notifying them that
their taxes for 1913 payable in 1914,
remained unpaid and If some action
was moi taken he would proceed
against them. The solicitor was in
structed to draw up the preparatory
papers for the sewer disposal plant and
the meeting adjourned.
Rev. John Teas, Of philadelphia, a
summer cottager, was a visitor on
Wednesday.
Walnut Brittle 80c Id, Garfinkles. Y
Quickest time to Philadelphia by
ieven minutes over the Reading
Adv.
Morris Gould has returned to the
beach after a two weeks vacation spent
In Pennsylvania.
The Protos Bottling and Supply Com
pany have purchased the wholesale
liquor business Of August Friedrichand
have opened for business under the
management of II. Roeshman, their
license having been transferred or
Wednesday.
Christmas booklets, cards and tags
at r. w. Ryan's. =
The men Of the e. @. B. club are
busy ~wainscoating their gymnasium in
the parish house Of the Episcopal
church.
Basket ball, Hotel Colonial, Eatur-
day night, F. O. e. rs Defiance A. A.
Harry Burkhart, clerk In the Marine
Bank, has resumed his duties after a
two weeks vacation spent in Philadel-
phia and Trenton, accompanied by his
wife.
Spend Saturday evening at the Eagles
game, Hotel Colonial f. o. e. VS. De-
iiance A. A., of Camden.
John McConley, OF l49 w. Andrew
avenue, accompanied by his wife, have
left for Philadelphia where they will
spend the holidays.
Special. sales In fine tailored skirts
black, brown and navy blue, prices
$3.50 to So. Guaranteed silk pettico ats
SO to $3.50. Miss O'Daniel, 119 e.
Wildwood
Cocoanut Brittle 15c Id, Gar
finkles. y
Special values in linen guest towels
stamped or nnstamped %, 85, SOC.
Read our ad on page s.. Mech 4 Co.
More bad weather coming. Read
what the Saturday Evening Post says
about Beacon Falls Top Notch rubbers
and rubber boots.
VIM. BEERS,
Exclusive Agency, Oak above Pacific,
under Hotel Seacrest.
Jos. Geisenberger and French Spang
on q recent cunning expedition In the
cedars, bagged six quail, four rabbits
and two ducks.
Christmas booklets, cards and tags
at R. w. Ryan's.
The queen Of all Christmas presents.
q Ho0sier h1tcnen CABINET. see the
various models at Harbison,s.
Chas. Blaney and Jack Newell, of
Philadelphia, visited friends on the
boulevard on Sunday.
A dress pattern of our new wool
dress goods will make a handsome and
acceptable gift. Read our ad on page
s. Mech & Co.
The Wildwood Embroidery Shop is
showing some very pretty pieces in
manipulated china, suitable for hoIi-
day gifts. Call and see them at 1872 E.
wildwood avenue. Miss ]. Scott. =
Ladies' handkerchief in fancy boxes,
I5c to $1.OO. Large assortment at Har-
bison's. y