Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-07-17
WOMEN
TO ENFORCE ALL
SANITARY LAWS
Mrs. George B.TuIlidge. Mrs. E.A.
Van Horn, Miss Helen Karigan
and Clara H. CarIl Appoint
ed as Special Committee
10 Make Resort the
Cleanest I'm the
County
ALL MEMBERS OF THE CIVIC CLUB

T~hroughthe efforts of the members of
the Civic Club, an organization Of Wild
wood women, four of our prominent
women were chosen as q sanitary COM
mittee TO assist the authorities to make
Wildwood a cleaner town. The COM
mittee authorized at a meeting of the
City Commissioners in City Hall yes
terday Is as follows: Mrs. George Tul-
lidge, Mrs. e. A. VanHorn, Miss
Helen Karigan and Mrs. Clara H.
CARL. The idea is one that Mrs. Tul-
lidge and her aides have been planning
for some time. They will see that the
various store keepers along the board
walk keep the backs of their stores In
a more tidy condition and that all
pavements are swept daily and kept
clean. The committee is determined
to make Wildwood the most sanitary
resort in the world. They will do all
in their power to make the occupants
realize that their places must be kept
clean. The members of the Civic Club
are of the opinion that the time has
come when the women of Wildwood
must take a hold.
George A. Gray, the famous bird
pilot, who is giving daily exhibitions
along the beach front in his Wright
biplane, is one of the many attractions
of Wild woods present busy season. His
wonderful machine is working ex-
cellently. Last week he was unable
to give any exhibitions owing to the
harm done his airship by the three lads
who romped yer the machine aud put
sand in the delicate works of the en-
CINE, but II Gray disappointed lastweek.
he certainly made good since Gray
few at every opportunity and his
flights were witnessed by thousands
who cheered him for his wonderful
exhibitions. Mr.. Gray will be here
several weeks.
Table linen, special double width, 19c
per yard at Harbison'e.
Business along the "walku has pick
ed up considerably. More stores have
been opened recently and new and
unique games have bee. added. The
crowds that "Wildwood-by-the-Eea is
entitled to are on hand and the resort
lie certain to have another big season.
With the coming of the Red Men to-
morrow business will take q big jump
and frsm then until the balance of the
season the merchants will be as busy
as a n armed pa~per-hanger with the
hives.
When going away use the Reading,
the home built railroad.-Adv.
Professor Weaver and his American
Band continues to please the hundreds
that listen attentively to his concerts
at the Casino and Atlantic Piers. The
musicians are putting their best efforts
forward in an endeavor to please at all
times and each and every member of
band has found a warm spot in the
hearts of Wildwood's music lovers.
MILDLY blouses, striped and PLAIN,
ceIored collars, SIC, at Harbison's. \
Jack Newlin and mat" Janney, the
Washington boys now playing in
Wildwood, are preparing to return to
their home in Washington, d. e.,
where they will give several perform
ances in the homes Of Congressman
and other prominent Washington off,
Gals. They are great favorites here
and the many friends they made
will wish them continued success.
When going to Philadelphia or New
York use the Reading. Consult
timetable en- page 5.-Adv.
The new baseball grounds of the
Wildwood baseball club, being con-
structed at the foot of Garfield Avenue
are rapidly being finished. Commits
sioner Hendee is working earnestly to
complete the work and the grounds
will be in shape within a week. The
team this year will be composed of the
same players who won fourteen out of
aeventeen games played last year.
Bathing caps, sateen or rubber, Is to
65c at Harbison's. <
j. q. Coombs Lumber Company
have purchased a new 80 b. p. Maccar
delivery truck built by J. Servant.
The new truck was delivered to the
lumber company last week and makes
the fourth car that Servant has built
and sold to merchants on the island.
Use the Reading. Hard coal, fast
trains, steel coaches.-Adv.
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