Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-05-29
WILDWOOD

In Wildwood for several years, Will
not be here this summe on account of
i'll health. He has been off duty and
al his home in Philadelphia for the
past SIX weeks. This is to be regretted
by the travelling public for Mr..
| Brutsche is one of the most obliging
transportation officials hat the Wild
wood public come in contact with.
Typewriters rented for the season,
three months $500 and $500. Rental
allowed on purchase. Supplies and re-
pairs for all machines. Turner Broth
ers, 1922 Arch street, Philadelphia,
Pa.-adv.
The Wildwood Republican Club Is
having their club house, 4505 Pacific
avenue, painted in the city %coIors, law
ender and white, and will have it fine
ly decorated for Decoration day. The
club now has over n hundred MEM
bers In good standing. The club will
apply for a charter Don as possible.
Beginning June 1st Harbison's Wild
wood Bazaar will be open on Monday,
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday
evenings until $50 o'clock.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shaw and Miss
Anna Strain are down to stay over
Decoration Day at their Montgomery
avenue bungalow.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Mcclure arrived
this week to spend the summer here
in their apartments on Maple ven
For first class dressmaking and ladies
tailoring call on Mrs. Jennie Hill, 1104
East Schellenger avenue, formerly at
the Portland Hotel.-adv.
George Leathwhite and family are
here for the season In their Central
avenue cottage. Mr.. Leathwhite
spent the winter at Wernersville, Pa,
for his health.
G. Chester Craig, trust officer of the
Central Trust Company, Camden, was
a recent visitor.
Geraniums from six cents up, gladi-
ole and begonnia, tomato and pepper
plants, and all plants. Garden work
done by J. R. Black wood, w. Rio
Grande avenue,cars.pas the door
MI. and Mrs. II. A. Buzzard and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Crawford, all of Audubon, Camden
county, visited at the home of e. G.
Slaughter on Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Buzzard were residents of Wildwood
twelve years ago.
The Holly Beach Yacht Club will
give a dance on Saturday evening,
May 30.
The automobile line between Wild
wood and Cape May, known as the
"Yellow Cars,n will commence their
third season here, with up-to-date cars
and equipment, about the middle of
June, and we hope to meet our old
friends and patrons. r. HI. Meggin-
son.-adv.
The first strawberries of the season
grown on the farms nearby were mar
keted at Wildwood the fore part OF
this week, retailing at zoe per box.
They are now selling for l5c or less.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Seeley and
daughter, of Bridgeton, are down and
will spend the summer here.
Fresh cut flowers, ferns, palms, gold
fish, aquarium and supplies. M. s.
Cummins, III E. Wildwood ave.-adv
Silas McWilliams left Wildwood last
Saturday for Haddon Heights, where
he will make his home with his broth
er's family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schmelz, who
have a beautiful home at Mt. Airy,
Philadelphia, are down in their Maple
avenue cottage.
We invite YOU to join the large
number of individuals, firms and cor
p~orations, who for many years have
found their banking relations with
this Bank to be both agreeable and
profitable. The Marine National
bank.-auVs
Mrs. T. H. Mousley is down from
Philadelphia in her sons cottage at
New York and Poplar to re-
main over Decoration day. She will
spend the summer at The Abbey, a
new house near the boardwalk On
Pine avenue conducted by Mrs. Derby
shire.
Chas. E. Rakestraw, Sd, born May
9th. 1914, 1885 p. M, s pounds, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. E. Rakestraw,
Jr., ITO e. Pine
Mrs. Esther Smyth. of Philadelphia,
Is down for the summer in her cottage
on Magnolia avenue near the board
walk