Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-11-20

turned 10 az alarm, which was prompt
ly answered by the Holly Beach COM
pany. Nh. Crowther recently returned
from a visit to his old home in En-
gland.
oocoanut Brittle 15c Ib, Gar
finkIes. n
New York is anxious to become the
largest city in the world, and a move
ment is on foot to annex Hudson and
Essex counties la New Jersey. A
newspaper man recently motored
through this territory testing local
sentiment in regard to the proposed
consolidation. 1t is figured that with
the present population OF New York
and ths million to be added from New
Jersey would make the population of
Greater New York about $500, 900.
Immigration to this country after the
close Of the present European war will
be unprecedented, 1t is claimed, and
another five years ought to increase
New Works population so much that
1t will exceed the population of Lon
don, which according to the last GEN.
sus was7 ,252 1854. The fact that the
desired area lies In another state does
not mean that such consolidation can
not be attained. 1t is suggested that
the readIest way to accomplish the de-
sired end would be Tor Congress to Gre
ate a new state composed of Long Is
land and the above mentioned Jersey
territory.
Home made butternut brittle zoe Id,
Garfnkles. \
Four hundred and nineteen excur-
sionists visited the island over our two
railroads OF Sunday last. On and
after December 18th, 1914, the round
trip fare to Philadelphia, on both roads
will be 80 so.
Home made pies aud cakes at
G. nld's.
Dat Of town folks registered at the
Dayton are P. H. Denim, Pittsfield,
Mass; P. j. Metzler, Chicago; George
w. Swartzkopp, New York City; G. H.
Bartes, Burlington; VIM. S. Darnell,
Camden.
Walnut Brittle Doe Id, Garfnkles. \
Frank d. Gallagher has rented
apartments In the Taylor apartment
house, Magnolia avenue and moved
his family here from Lancaster, Penna.
Now is the time to look over your
requirements for stove repairs. We
carry the largest assortment on Five
Mile Beach and can save you both time
and expense. Koeneke Bros. \
Fred Seiber, one of our local bakers,
has closed his store and will take a
trip to Florida, where he will visit his
son.
Gould's fries only zoe half dozen. y
Frank Wrisley entertained the Mis-
SEES Ella Dreer, Isabel Devlin and Jen-
ME Duffy on Sunday at his home on
Spicer avenue.
{ Splendid assortment of women's and
children's winter underwear, vests,
drawers, union suits, etc. Read our
adv. on page 4. Mech & Co.
Mr. Sanderson, of Ardmore, Pa, left
for his home on Wednesday after spend
ing a week on Taylor avenue for his
health.
Quickest time to Philadelphia by
feven minutes over the Reading
Adv.
During the storm on Sunday last, a
chimney On the house of J. w. Clark,
Of Heather road, was blown over,
piercing a hole in the roof.
Newest, neck from 25c up. Bar
gains in hats. / have a lot of regular
SOC grey cotton sweaters, sizes 88 10 Al,
89c this week. E. A. VanHorn, corner
Pine and Pacific.
Mrs. M. w. Davis, mother of Prof.
Davis, of our local school, is staying
at the Dayton, while here visiting her
son.
Try Gould's oyster stews Is and 25c.
Mrs. e. q. Long, proprietress of the
beach chairs, will spend the winter with
her sister at 2445 N. Delhi street, Phil
adelphia.
Costume veIveteen, v~elvets, plain and
Roman stripe silk. Read our adv. on
page 4. Mech & Co.
Joseph Barnes has returned to his
duties in Fitzpatrick's drug store after
a five weeks vacation.
Don't forget the new shoe store of
just shoes for your next pay. w. NJ.
B ,ers, Oak above Pacific, under Hotel
Qooorast y