Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-06-25


]. Il. Blackwood, florist, has hydran-
ges, roses, g%eraniums, verbenas, etc.
Also tomatoes, peppers, egg plants, etc.
w. Rio Grande ave-, phone Bell 452 w.
Doctors Fisher aud Shea, of Phila-
delplsia, and DR.. Mayhem, of Wild
wood, performed a very successful op-
Grafton on Edward Taylor, of East
Maple avenue, last Saturday afternoon.
The patient is now on the road to re-
cove1y.
Quickest time to Philadelphia by
teven minutes over tbs READING
Adv.
NJ Mitchell, who has a fleet OF boats
on Sunset Lake, took quite a party out
Grabbing and fishing on Sunday and
they had a fine time of it.
Booking orders o for pet rabbits
and chickens. j. r. Blaekwood. =
Flank Heating has accepted a posi-
ton as engineer at the Wildwood
Manor.
CRETONNES-New goods, latest
patterns for Recovering cushions, etc.,
at Harbison's. \
Mrs. Hamacher and son, o fPhiladel-
phia, were the guests at the Centre
House, on east Taylor avenue, for the
past week.
Rag rugs and carpets made at 35c per
yard. j. r. Blackwood. 4
Harry w. Jacobs, Of Philadelphia,
has accepted a position with Keating's
tailoring establishment.
ICE CREAM FREEZERS-All ST
yes and prices at Harbison's.
Edmund j. Aft excise com commissioner
of Camden, and Fred Fenner, also of
Cafaden were the guests of Mr.. and
MTs,sJ. F. Moore, at their Park ave-
nue. home over Sunday.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES stocks
oil. fefrigerstors, ice boxes, ice coolers
and nursery ice boxes-Harbison's \
William II. Bright reports rentals
since last Sunday as follows:
Leseret Smiths cottage al HiIdreth
q acifc avenues to.a Philadelphia
party; the Lyric, on Burk avenue, to a
party from Wilmington, Del; Helen
Albus' cottage, on West Taylor avenue,
to Philadel phians; four Gerlach apart
ments, on West Maple avenue-two to
Philad elphians, one to q party from
Tacony aid q to people from Mil
bourne, Pa; L. A. Kraus' cottage, On
West 18th avenue, to Philadelphians;
]. w Young's cottage, on East 22d ave.
nue., also to a Philadelphia party; Eliza
Marshall's bungalow, on East Taylor
avenue, to Willow Grove people. Two
stores in the Bright building-one to
McGarry Bros, of Philadelphia, and
to William H. Thompson, an under
taker from Cape May Court House.
AWNINGS-Do you need avn
ings, etc? Let us contract for thework.
Our prices are reasonable. All work
guaranteed. Harbison's.
The entertainment committee of the
Board of Trade met on Monday even
ing and decided to hold the baby par
AIDE on the board walk, Thursday, Aug
ust 18th. Mr.. and Mrs. I. w. Bagley
will have charge of the affair. A CON-
test for Queen Of the baby carnival will
be opened and the committee will offer
a beautiful prize to the winner. Fur
Their announcements will be made.
1.-THE Pines, at Pine and Pacific ave.
nues, will open July 1st under owner-
ship management. First-class table.
Terms reasonable.
ETA. VanHorn, Prop. \
Mr.. and Mrs. Jed Dubois and little
daughter left Wild wood at 7 a. m. Tues
day June %, enroute for California.
They travel through the middle west
on the trip out and will return by the
Northern route. We hope the trip will
prove beneficial to them.
When going away use the Reading
the nome DullG raIlrOad.-AdV.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Williams, of
West Collingswood, were the guests of
MI. and Mrs. Jonathan Hand, of East
Magnolia avenue, over Sunday.
BED LINENS, Sheets, Pillow Cases,
Comforts, Blankets, etc .,-Harbison's.
Walter Borman and E. g. Kaighn,
of the Bell Telephone Co., were week.
end visitors to Philadelphia.
LADIES' PETTICOATS, new white
muslin petticosts, rufle of lace or en-
broidery at Harbison's.
Miss Josephine Rakestraw is at her
home for the summer on East Pine
avenue, having arrived from Swarth-
more college where she is a student.