Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-03-26
WILDWOOD
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viewed stated he was home for good
and would move his family here this
week.
Reduced price, in ladies' tailored
skirts, navy, brown and black. granite
cloth and serges. Miss N. 0'Daniel. =
DIR. s. e. Corle has recovered from
bis recent illness, and has returned to
the Wild wood Office. Appointments
may now be made as usual. Both
phones.
Ali the latest styles In ladies' pumps
and shoes at w. f. Wentzell 4 Co. =
Contractor w. H. Washburn is maxi
lng good progress on the bungalow Of
NJ. Nefierdorf on Poplar avenue. The
building is enclosed and will soon be
ready for the plasterers.
A training school for nurses has been
established In connection with the new
MillviIle Hospital at Millville, n. j..
Applicants as pupils win please adj
dress the secretary.
New arrival of fine underwear and
hosiery. Call and see for yourself.
119 E. Wildwood ave.
Harry Rydell has been removed to
the Jefferson hospital where ne will
undergo an operation on his right leg.
He will have two tumors and two
bones removed and two bones replaced.
It is q serious operation and his many
friends hope it will be successful.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Bright were
visitors to Philadelphia On Monday.
Contractors are figuring On another
story to be added to the Ira Dell at
Pine and Pacific for Samuel
Corle.
Watch our window display for the
newest styles in footwear. w. F..
Wentzell q Go.
Mrs. VIM. H. Smith left on Sunday
for a two weeks trip to Philadelphia,
Buffalo, Niagara Falls and the Great
Lakes. Her brother, John Davies, will
accompany her.
Mrs. L. Conner spent Sunday at her
cottage on east Lincoln avenue.
Special novelties In Easter neck wear
aud shirtwaists at Miss M. O'Daniels,
119 e. Wild wood ave..
Mrs. O. Hess and Mrs. George
Wright were Sunday visitors from
Philadelphia having came down to
visit friends.
The government life saving station
has a new galvanized flagstaff. It was
placed in position by Charles L. Nick
arann aud has . base OF II feet and ie
imbedded in concrete foundations.
All styles and prices in children's
dress and school shoes. w. f. Went
zell & Co.
Philip Gould and s. Rubin are COM
pairing plans OF different contractors
for the erection Of q new building on
the walk to replace the burned one.
Mrs. Carrie Lederack, of Philadel-
l~phla, was a Sunday visitor at her Hud-
son venue cottage.
About ten persons were baptised at
the Baptist church OF Sunday last.
Norman Ryan left on Sunday for a
business trip through the towns of
eastern Pennsylvania, returning We'd
nesday night.
william Eberback spent the latter
part Of the week booking early spring
hardware orders.
A. d. wirkman was a Sunday
visitor.
Joseph Empol spent several days
the beginning of the week in Phlladel-
phia.
The Reading makes direct onnec
tons for Cape May. Leave wildwood
1910 q. m. and reach Cape May in S8
minutes. P%atronize q home built rail
road.-Adv.
Mrs. Somers Barnett spent the latter
part of last week in Philadelphia and
heard the farewell addresses OF Billy
Sunday.
Leslie Cald well, ST., ofSyracuse, New
York, is spending a few weeks with
his son, the jeweler.
g. F. Livezey and son report con-
tracts for the painting of the following
properties: DR.. DeSchantz at Wild
wood Crest, Gus Hilton at Wildwood
and the Marine Freezing Company at
Anglesea.
Taxi service is already 10 vogue,
Mike Kane having purchased a Ford
car and taken up his stand at the
Brighton.
Commissioner J. P. Delaney. Of Sea