Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-12-11

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brought good luck and if they still rub
the ball with 1t they will continue
their winning streak. The crack
Woodbury. team came do wn on Satur-
day and ~endeavored to push the Eagles
of their Toost. but the five little
Eaglets defended their rights and sent
Woodbury. home with a score of 65-35.
Charles Zach, with a band of thirty
boys with good lungs, did some good
cheering and If cheering does any
good they should be there at every
game.
Special va'ues In linen guest towels
stamped or nnstamped %, 30, SOC.
Read our ad on page 5. Mech q Co.
A slight fire occurred In the lavatory
of the Wildwood & Delaware Bay
Short Line railroad station on Saturday
evening. The cause was rubbish in a
waste basket and the blaze was
quickly extinguished by the prompt
action OF employees and citlzens.
More bad weather coming. Read
what the Saturday Evening Post says
about Beacon Falls Top Notch rubbers
aud rubber boots.
VIM. BEERS,
Exclusive Agency, Oak above Pacific,
under Hotel Seacrest.
Lawrence s. johnson, manager of
the Ocean Pier Amusement company,
spent several days In TO wn this week.
While here he directed the work of
lacking up the portion of the pier dam
aged by the storm until the arrival of
workmen to rebuild the same.
Christmas booklets, cards and tags
at r.. w. Ryan's.
Joseph Brown and a large force of
men are engaged in putting a roof on
the Hotel Sheldon to replace the one
damaged by the recent storm.
The queen of all Christmas presents,
a Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet. See the
various models at Harbison's.
Harry Greaves has engaged bis father
to take the bleachers Ia the Wildwood
ball park down aud pack the lumber
away until next season.
A dress pattern of our new wool
dress gods will make a handsome aud
acceptable gift. Read our ad on page
5. Mech Il Co.
VIM. Bate, Thomas Conley, A. Dick
inson, w. f. Grace, Carey Harris, John
N. Martin and Samuel Nickerson, all
residing in Wild wood, were drawn as
Petit jurors for the December term of
court.
Now is the time to look over your re-
quirements for stove repairs. We carry
the largest assortment on Five Mile
Beach and can save you both time and
expense. Koeneke Bros.
Ex-Judge Voorhees,, Rufus Collins,
F. Douglass and nephew spent 6atur-
day ducking and came home with
twenty-fOur black ducks.
Christmas booklets, cards and tags
at r. w. Ryan's.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Board Of Trade adjourned on Monday
evening to await the call of the chair.
No meeting was held.
Razors, safety razors, all latest mod
els; manicure sets, pocket knives, carv-
ing sets, steak sets-very acceptable
gifts at Harbison's.
Miss Effie Jacobs, of Pine avenue, is
spending a few weeks in Frankford
and Abingdon, Pennaa
Handbags, travelling cases, writing
cases and other leather novelties.
Read our ad on page 5. Mech & Co.
The recent storm washed up a small
gold pin at the crest. 1t is marked
Cm, of Red M r. and owner can have
same by applying at the Journal office
and proving property.
Children's Morris chairs, chairs and
rockers, all for Christmas giving at
Harbison's. \
A little son arrived al the home Of
MI. and Mrs. WILDER s. Wright, Wild
wood avenue. last Saturday.
Storm sash will soon pay for them
selves. Will make them to order FOR
you. j. III. Coombs Lumber Co.
A successful koffee klatch was held
on Monday evening at the home of
Oliver Bright for the benefit of the
Episcopal church.
Safety razor blades sharpened &c
each, Hotel Colonial barber shop.
The boy scouts of the island are pre-
pairing a play to be given In the future
entitled IAN Hour in School,"
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