Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-05-07
BEY, FRIDAY. MAY 7, 1915

Hotel Otiens ten years ago.
Curtain materials, scrim and etam-
ines, new stocks on display, prices rea-
sonable at Harbison's. y
Mrs. John Powers, Camden, was en-
tertainedby Mrs. George N. Dare on
Sunday.
Mrs. Cnnliffe aud daughter, of Ger
mantown, are staying at the Ideal for
two weeks.
When going away use the Reading
the home built railroad.-Adv.
Mi. and Mrs. Stuart Helms, of 2l2 E.
Pine avenue. are visiting friends and
relatives in Philadelphia and vicinity.
VIM. Dixon, of Wyoming, is here
for an Indefinite visit with friends on
east Maple avenue.
Beds, springs, mattresses and pillows
greatly reduced, Wednesday and Sat
urday. Harbison's Bazaar.
Thomas Needham, Of Collingswood,
arrived Sunday for a visit until fall
He is working for one of the local
painters.
Israel Kotok arrived in Wildwood
Saturday after q trip to Vineland. Mr..
Kotok will enter into the fruit and
produce business during the coming
season.
We are displaying new styles and
patterns in reed sedan-sulkies. Ex-
|~ceptionally low priced. Harbison's \
Mrs. Sarah Lehr, of E. Garfield ave-
nue., spent part of the past week with
friends in Atlantic City.
Walter Gallaher, wife aud baby, of
wv. Magnolia avenue, visited at the
home Of his grandfather at Palermo
lon Sunday.
Add tone to your home: use a Colo
NAL rug. In our special sale all week.
|Harbison's Bazaar.
John Binder, who owns Que of the
largest houses in the Crest extension,
is having the building raised four feet,
providing for a basement. He will
conduct a boarding house this summer.
When we make a sale we make u
friend w. N. Beers, family shoe
store, Oak and Pacific. ~
Miss E. M. Reilly, Of Philadelphia,
spent the week end as the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. H. Heating. Miss Reilly ex-
poets to spend the summer here.
Million Dollar Mystery and l00other
new books IN Funck's circulating IL
brary.
Charles w. Crowther and family are
visiting his mother for a week on Juni-
per avenue.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. r. T. Grace are down
for the season in a cottage on east Pop
lar venue.
Awnings, etc. Let us contract for
your awning or upholstery work. All
work performed in a skilled manner
by thorough mechanics at H%arbison's.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gruninger were
down on Tuesday looking after their
Gienwood avenue property.
The Wimley license case was con-
tinued before Judge Eldredge at Court
House yesterday. A number of wit
nesses were heard and a court steno-
grapher was present to take the testi-
mony. The case was adjourned until
Wednesday, May 10. Hotelkeeper
Roth, of Cape May, testified to meet
ing Detective VIM. B. Cook, who posed
as Mr.. Jones, at the Rio Gpsnde Inn
one Sunday in March, an{ that the
latter said that he Roth had better
withdraw his written affidavit before
Judge Eldredge charging Prosecutor
Jefferson and other county officials
with a misdemeanor, because the time
for granting licenses was approaching.
Mr.. Roth's testimony wassubstantiated
by that Of VIM. B. Grimes, w. j.
Wirth and James McCooley, the latter
being from Cape May. Witnesses for
Mr.. Wimley were Chief of Police Les
ter Smith, former Policeman A. A..
Clegg, Charles Bradford, w. r. Pinker.
Policeman Norcross, Maurice Hertz
and George Stein, all of whom testified
that the applicant for the license kept
an or erly place.
Miss Pauline Laning, of Bridgeton,
lie spending the week with her father
at me New Centre House.
Gas Stoves, etc., l, 2 and 8 burner hot
plstes, gasoline stoves. Big reductions
all next week; buy now at Harbison's
Mrs. Lottie Wardell and children and
sister Mildred, OF Wilmington, are visit
ing the formers sister, Mrs.. E. Moore.
J w. Young has just placed a large
gasoline tank under the sidewalk In