Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-11-19

stated ne was IN receipt OF numerous I6-
quests to sprinkle several gravel streets
with tar water which Is furnished free
by the gas works. The building in
spector made his report for the month.
The resolution that was introduced
October 9TH for the purchase of all the
property, franchises, etc, of the Wild
wood Water Works Co. vas adopted.
1t was moved that when they adjourn
they meet again November I'D to re-
ceive bids for the purchase of the water
works bonds. The next regular meet
ing will be Wednesday afternoon, No
vember oath. Sealed proposals will be
received for the purchase of the school
bonds on December oh. Schedule B
Of the disposal plant construction was
laid over for two weeks. A complaint
was read from Andrew Wright in which
he complains of an imperfect side walk
on block 81, lot 80 laid by Robert
Wright, who will be notified to rectify
same.
OUR DEPO5ITORS are requested to
confer with US, to seek our advise. We
gladly give tour service is your SER
vice. Those who do not avail them
selves Of this service, no M alter how
small their account, have not caught
the spirit of our Bank. May we serve
you better? We pay three per cent. on
savings accounts. Let Bank be
your Bank. The Marine National
Bank, Cor. Wildwood and Pacific ayes.
Capital, $50, 900. Surplus, $120, 900. \
The newly elected Mayor, Com mis-
sioners and Chief of Police of Cape May
were here Wednesday and made a tout
of inspe rtion. They were greatly in
terested in the fire-fighting apparatus
the city owns.
If you want to defy The cold wintry
W weather., try a Chalmers Ribbed $1.00
union suit. Alec fieeced, ribbed, merino
and natural wool underwear for men.
SOC to $1.50 a garment, at Tenenbsum's,
3404 Pacifi \
The members of Holly Beach Lodge,
No. 120, [. o. O. F., are making big
preparations for the get-together meet
Ing to be held the fore part of next
month, also for putting the degree work
on the floor in full costume. Every
Odd Fellow in town should come to the
Ledge next Monday evening.
Right now leave your subscription
for Ladies s. Home Journal at Funck's \
Contractor Charles g. Glenn has just
finished an addition to the house owned
and occupied by Abe Konowitch, 1872 E.
Schellenger venue. Mr.. Glenn is now
engaged in erecting a bungalow for
Mail Carrier Charles Clegg on west
Magnolia avenue between New York
and Poplar avenues.
The Ladies Aid of the M. E. church
will give one of their oyster suppers at
Royal Inn, Young avenue, Saturday,
November 20, 1915, from five to eight
o'clock. Tickets 25c. \
Mrs. James L. Bulmer, of 613 N. 18th
street, Philadelphia, wife of the Com
modore of the Holly Beach Yacht Club,
is slowly recovering from a serious at
tack of blood poisoning, but the doctor
now considers her out of danger al
though for a time she was in a very
bad condition.
For Rent-Seven room first floor
apartment, 118 w. Pine avenue. Fur
nished or unfurnished. Apply Corson's
clothing store. 4
MI. and Mrs. Dauiel s. Mackay, of
East Cedar avenue. have gone to Phil
adelphia to remain for sometime.
Mrs. Mackay will spendtwo weeks also
visiting a sister at Freehold.
Now is the time TO think about buy
ing an overcoat for Thanksgiving, aud
we can honestly and conscientiously
say that we have the best line in the
land, made by ABB. Kirschbaum & Co.
priced at SIS, $18 and $40, at Tener-
baum's, 34O4 Pacific avenue. \
Credit is due Superintendent Edward
Nye for the artistic Thanksgiving dis
play in the show window of the West
Jersey Electric Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Landless, ac-
companied by their two daughters, left
this week to spend the winter in st.
Petersburg, Florida.
Mrs. Jennie V. Parry will leave next
week for a visit with relatives in New
York and later will go to Florida.
District Manager w. E. Castor al
tended a banquet In Philadelphia last
night given by the keystone Telephone
company to employees who been have
with the company since 1902, at the
Hotel Majestic.