Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-10-26
WILDWOOD. NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY, OCTOBER &c, 1917
Liberty Bonds Sell
Well in Wildwood
Marine National Bank Takes
$4,000 Worth and the Five
Mile Beach Building and
Loan Association In
vests $4,000 I'm the
Bonds

The appeal of the United States Gov
eminent for the sale of the second is
sue of Liberty Bonds met with a ready
response in Wildwood, as did the first
issue Of 81 per cent. bonds OF a few
months ago. The second issue pays
4 per cent. interest. The Marine Ma
tional Bank of Wild wood has SUBJ
ecribed for $4,000 worth of this Issue,
and the Five Mile Beach Building and
Loan Association in a special meeting
Monday night voted to invest 500, 900
In them. The Wild wood Carpenters
Union has taken 81 900 worth and the
Odd.Fellows 5000 of the last issue.
The trolley company will reduce the
car service from four to two cars next
Monday. Cars will leave Anglesea and
the Crest on the even half hour.
The ladies Of the Wild wood Metho-
dist church have contributed a box OF
~jellies and canned fruit which has been
sent to Camp Dix, at Wrightstown, for
the soldier boys.
Palmer M. Way, a director and solic-
itor of the Union Bank, aud his wife,
will entertain a number OF Camden law
yers this coming week at their home on
23d street. The visitors will include
S. Huntley Beckett, Marshall II. Diver
ty, s. Rushing Leap, and Edward
S%harpless, who will arrive Saturday
with their wives and babies. Next
Monday Mr.. Way will take the men on
a shooting 81 expedition up in the sounds,
to be gone several days.
The Ladies aid of the Holy Trinity
Lutheran church will give a Saur
Krout Supper at the Chalfonte Hotel,
Pacific near Garfield avenue. Saturday,
November 8, from 8 to 9 p. m. Tickets
SOC. adv
Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Moore, who
have been residing in Akron, Ohio,
were In Wildwood this week visiting
friends. They have gone to Florida to
take charge of Reuteu Mounts orange
grove at Valrico.
Frederick G. Pfeiffer left Wildwood
this week and e expects to go to Day.
tona, Florida, for the winter and open
his store there as usual. Mr.. Pfeiffer
maintains a voting residence in Florida,
a business men who do not are SUBJ
ject to a $50 license fee.
Mrs. Charles Bugless went out on
the Wildwood aud Delaware Bay
Short Line yesterday morning for a
weeks trip to Philadelphia and Will
mington, Del. During her absence she
will visit her son at Camp DUPONT.
For Sale-6,0O0 square feet of good
corrugated iron. King, ITO West
Schellenger venue. adv
Beginning Friday November 2, 1917,
1t will cost three cents to mail a letter,
and postal cards will cost two cents.
Drop letters will continue to be two
cents. You will be required to put a
one cent stamp on the n cent postals
that you may have on hand.
A district meeting of the Odd Fell
lows Lodges In Cape May County was
held at Tuckahoe on Tuesday evening
and Louis A. Kraus, of North Wild
wood, was reelected deputy grand
master for the district, which COM
prises the four lodges of the county.
Mr.. Kraus has made an excellent
deputy, and his brother Odd Fellows
of Wildwood presented him with a
gold watch at Tuckshoe. Mr.. Kraus
is also secretary of the Wildwood Car
penters Union.
Harry L. Connolly and Sophie L..
his sister, returned TO their Philadel-
phia home on Thursday, October %.
J. Franklin Fort, former Governor of
New Jersey, addressed a meeting at
Hunts theatre Wednesday night for
the purpose of impressing upon the
people the importance of stopping the
extravaganza in the use of and the
waste of food.