Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-03-26

Contractor Lemuel Garrison has
raised the cottage of Mrs. George K.
Krider on Leaning avenue and is
placing a frame basement under the
building. Mrs. Krider is also having
erected a two story frame building in
the rear of her property.
Hear Andy Stanton and Eddie Bar
rell in their new sketch, the song shop.
Our Boys Ministries, Easter Monday
night 81 Bakers theatre.
Architect Lynn H. Boyer has pre-
pared plans for a brick cottage TO be
bnilt or Magnolia avenue for Frank d.
Gallagher, who intends making Wild
wood bis year round home. The build
ers are 0 figuring ON the plans and
the work will be started at once.
]. r. Black wood, florist aud land
scape gardener, west Rio Grande ave-
nue., has pansy plants IN bud. Bell
phone 452 w. Pansies IN bloom for
Easter. y
F. III. Crammer, Joseph G~eisenbeyg-
or and Frank B. Wrisley represented
the Cape May County Inn Keepers
Association In Trenton this week at
the hearing on the Local Option bill.
The bill was voted on at the Monday
evening session of the Assembly and
was defeated ALB, while the Prohibit
ton bill was defeated 81 to 3.
w. M. Beers spent three days In
Philadelphia, securing the services of
Baby Corlena Shoyer, PHILIPS favorite
juvenile, of B. F. Keilh's circuit; will
be e at Our Boys Mlnstrels. \
J.. J. Hernfeld, formerly of Atlantic
City, has rented an apartment at 18th
and Holly Beach avenues and moved
bis wife and family here. Mr.. Hern-
field ~ assistant superintendent OF the
Prudential Insurance company.
New seeds on display-all kinds of
flower and garden seeds-Michell's
grass seed-onion sets etc. Harbison's
Wild wood Bazaar.
IA Modern Woman's Idea of a Per-
feet Man" This is the striking sub
ject Of al entertainment to be given in
the Methodist church by the Sunday
school pext Tuesday evening. All are
Invited.
Samuel Rubin was in town on Wed.
nesday to award the contract for bis
new building, but decided to change
his plans and ask for new bids.
Miss Georgianna Crammer visited
friends In Philadelphis the beginning
of the week.
Don't be mislead. Our spring styles
are leaders. Look them over; seeing is
believing. w. M. Beers, shoes for
everybody. Oak and Pacific.
The Tall Cedars of Lebanon are en-
~deavoring to arrange July 90 as the
date for their annual trip to Wildwood.
Contractor William I. GARRISON is
erecting a $4,000 cottage on west Poplar
avenue for Sarah M. Walter, of Phila.
The regular service at the Episcopal
church will be dispensed with OH Sun
day evening and the passion service
used with a reading from the four Cos
pels on the Crucifxion.
Big Crex rug sale now on-no seconds
ALI first quality. Enormous reduc
lions. Buy during the sale. HarbI-
sons. n
Frank L. King returned Wednesday
evening from a trip to Philadelphia
and Atlantic City.
Miss 8. e. Wentzell and Claire Cos
lin spent the fore part of the week in
Ocean City and Atlantic City. Miss
Goslin addressed a w. G. It. u. meet
ing at Ocean City.
Getyour Easter shoes at w. N. Beers
the new shoe store. Oak and Pacific.*
Mrs. Q. McCourt, of Philadelphia,
has. opened her cottage on east Pine
avenue and is now ready for the Easter
visitors.
VIM. Franklin and Charles Pichard
are building a small cottage on Phila-
delphia avenue near Glenwood avenue
for Mr.. Franklin.
Beginning March 10Th, the store
closes every Thursday evening at s p.
M. Open every other evening until
9 p. m. Harbison's Wildwood Ba-
zaar.
VIM. Thomas and family, OF Frank
ford, were Sunday visitors and while
here rented an apartment on Young
avenue for the coming season Mr..
Thomas Is a halter and always spends
his leisure hours at Wild wood.
We are displaying new styles and