Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-06-18
from page l

Mr.. and Mrs. George !. Ehmann have
opened their cottage, the "Gem," 233
east Juniper avenue, for the season,
aud will remain late in the fall provided
the commissioners don't turn off the
lights SO early and compel them and
Others to walk in the dark. The frat
floor apartment of the cottage has been
rented to B. j. Harrington, a Philadel-
phia druggist, who arrived with his
family on Wednesday.
ICE CREAM FREEZERS-All ST.
yes and prices at Harbison's.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Albert Harris have
returned from Culver, Indiana, accom-
panied by their son, Lloyd Harris, who
has just graduated with honors from
the Culver Military Academy, where
he was first lieutenant of Co. o.. In
the battalion of infantry and command
ing officer OF the first section in the
field artillery. Mr.. and Mrs. Harris
were away a week.
Rag rugs and carpets made at Doc per
yard. ]. r. Blackwood
Fritz Lindauer, of 5755 Hazel ave-
nue., Philadelphia, and wife were a
pleased couple on Sunday. They came
down on the excursion over the Read
ing and spent the day fishing from the
board walk, catching sixteen king fish.
His neighbors are expected now to get
the fever.
CRETONNES-New goods, latest
patterns for recovering cushions, etc.,
at Harbison's.
Harbison's Wildwood Bazaar has
been furnishing several houses at Stone
Harbor. The firm has just completed
furnishing six new apartments on Pine
avenue, near the boardwalk, for Frede-
rick Allgeier, which house was just
completed by Contractor A. M. Ely.
The house is fitted up somewhat differ
emit from the ordinary run of apart
ments in Wildwood, and Is now open
for inspection. Other houses being
furnished by HARRISON are City Treasu-
rer Kay's Lorraine hotel, just moved to
the front, and the cottage of Mrs. F..
Ritter, on Andrew avenue, near the
boardwalk, which has been undergoing
repairs.
Booking orders now for pet rabbits
and chickens. j. r. Blackwood. y
s. T. Dowler, president Of the Wild
n5AAd DNor6 Af EHnnofinn rQaonfIU
completed a fine modern residence on
Taylor avenue and moved his family
therein. The new house adjoins the
property he SO long occupied, and
which is owned by DR.. William r.
Powell, of Camden.
Parasols, parasols-newest effects In
black and white as well as IN colors.
Prices range from $1.0O to $500. Spec
ial values $500 and $3.50. Read our
ad on page five. Mech & Co.
Ida Trotter, colored, Is under 500
bail for the September term Of court.
She was bound over to keep the peace.
Frank Murray, colored, who Is wanted
at Vineland for stealing money, was
picked up in Wildwood and held for
Identification. David Williams, color
ed held for dentificationfromB ridgeton
for larceny. Ben Baker, colored, is
under 800 bail for court to keep the
peace. William Edmunds, colored,
was arrested for dlsorderly conduct
and fined $3.50.
Quickest time to Philadelphia by
teven minutes over the Reading
Adv.
Mrs. Mary widows arrived at the
Crest last Saturday from her home in
the Isle of Pines, near Cuba. She left
her tropical home on the second OF
May. landing at New Orleans, and
visited a son In Oklahoma on her way
TO Jersey. After Mrs. Widows rents
her properties here she expects to spend
the summer with her son at East Or
ange.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and small
children's sweaters at reasonable prices
at Harbison's.
The bathing along the beach has
increased wonderfully the past few
DAYS and everything points to a very
good season, as the various hotels and
boarding houses say they have no fault
to find.