Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-04-02
WILDWOOD
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enjoyed the theatre. While IN The
Reading station at Philadelphia they
met MissPaul's cousin from Maryland.
Special novelties In Easter neck wear
and shirtwaists at Miss M. O'Daniels,
119 e. Wildwood ave.
George NJ. Dare is erecting an attrac-
tive little bungalow on his property on
east Garfield avenue.
Easter Baby Chicks, two weeks old,
at 10 cents each at Scriyani's Bl ack-
smith Shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Harbot are
down for over Easter, being entertained
AT the Beecher cottage.
All styles and prices in children's
dress and school shoes. w. F. Went
zell Il Co.
On Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Epler, John Beecher. Mrs. VIM. Les
ter and Mi. and Mrs. Thomas Hsfbot
took o trip In Mrs. Testers car to BIZ
valve and enjoyed an oyster dinner.
When we make q sale we make q
friend. Made to make good, our shoes
for the family. w. NJ. Beers, Oak
and Pacific.
Mrs. Barlow, OF Philadelphia, has
rented DR.. Means cottage on Maple
avenue for the summer.
We invite you to inspect our millin-
cry; new goods almost daily. e. A.
Van Horn.
Mrs. w. Epler, of Magnolia avenue,
has returned from a visit among friends
In Philadelphia.
Watch for u Easter display. Will
have a full supply Of plants and cut
flowers. M. S. Cummins, III E. Wild
wood ave..
Jacob Crowther, Of Juniper street, has
q position as stenogropher at Diston's
Saw Mill in Tacony.
Prices that ht the purse. w. NJ.
Beers. the only exclusive shoe house
in Wildwood, Oak and Pacific, under
Hotel Seacrest.
w. II. Bright reports the rental of
Wright's cement cottage on Spencer
emu for the season.
When going to Philadelphia or New
York use the Reading. Consult
timetable on page ADV.
Harry NJ. Hannah, who was in bus
mess at Wild wood some years ago, was
here last week. He resides at Bridge
ton.
Don't forget we are here when you
begin your spring sewing. 1t will pay
you TO remember. e. A. VanHorn,
corner Pine and Pacific.
Mrs. James Shaw has returned after
a three months absence, visiting rel
atives in Woodbury., Yorktown and
other places.
j. r.. Black wood, florist and land
soap gardener, west Rio Grande ave.
niue, has pansy plants In bud. Bell
phone 452 w. Pansies In bloom for
Easter. Y
William Harris, a Camden lawyer,
was here on business on Friday Of last
week.
Isaac Johnson, of Elmer, was down
yesterday to visit his laughter, Mrs. A.
K. Blinn, who has been taken to st.
Johns hospital for an operation.
Robert Sites, len years old, died at
the home of his parents on Magnolia
avenue, on Tuesday, March 80, 1915.
Don't be mislead. Our spring styles
are leaders. Look them over; seeing is
believing. w. M. Beers, shoes for
everybody. Oak and Pacific.
Clifford Fisher, son of G. w. Fisher,
has gone to Allentown, Pa, to work.
Big Crex rug sale now on-no seconds
all first quality. Enormous reduce
tons. Buy during the sale. Harbr-
sons.
Mrs. G. w Fisher, of Magnolia ave-,
has been entertaining Harry Barnes and
wife and Mrs. Harry Doken wadel and
son, of White Marsh Valley, for a week.
Reduced prices in ladies' tailored
skirts, navy, brown and black, granite
cloth and serges. Miss M. O'Daniel. n
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sweet we're Sum
day visitors.
william B. Grauel, Jr., was the guest
of MIR. and Mrs. Franklin J. Moore on
Sunday. Last summer Mr.. Grauei
was q member of the JOURNAL staff
and is now 10 the business Office Of the
Public Ledger in Philadelphia.
All the latest styles in ladies' pumps
and shoes at w. f. Wentzell 4 Co. =
Samuel Rubin has awarded the con-
t.a.t IN Mavor Smith for q new build