Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1919-02-07

and untrsmmeled in its movements
and actions and unhampered in auy
way in the faithful performance of its
daily duties. No person or persons
alleged to be "higher up" would dare
to attempt to dictate to oil "give orders"
to this answering public servant.
Any agent or agents of any alleged in
visible power or government would
quail before this staunch and uDim-
p~eachable representative of the cause
of the people. Who could withhold
admiration from such a faithful SER
vitor?
Water Collector Kay announced that
on Wednesday, Feb. 18th, Lincoln's
birthday, there will be a public inspec-
ton of the city water plant located four
miles away at Rio Grande. Engineer
Boardmsn will be down, as we'll as
re personalities of w. P. Dallett & Co.
and the National Motor Co. The first
named firm supplied the new pump,
aud the latter the gas producer and
engine.
A program of music and other good
things is being arranged by the w. G.
T. u. to be rendered in the Baptist
lecture hall February goth, 7.45 p. M,
to commemorate Frances E. Willard
day. This is an annual event and
those who have attended these ~socisls
in the past know how enjoyable they
are. The county president will be
present.
The Wildwood Embroidery Shop has
secured a good line of stamped ladies'
underwear, children's dresses, towels,
etc. Also a good supply of knitting
yarns. Call and see them al 1872 east
wildwood avenue. Miss ]. Scott.
Locomotive Engineer James Bow
ers, wife and daughter Reba, of An
drew avenue, left on Monday for a trip
to Florida.
SpeciaI-Pipes and tobacco. For
81 you receive 1925; for 81 you receive
81 .25; for 75c you receive 81. Funck's
Wellington pipe store. adv
Oscar Olson, brother Of the milkman,
who recently returned from France
and was in action there, was given a
grand reception last Saturday night
and presented with a silver cup aud q
purse of gold. He resides with his
mother on Andrew avenue.
A good round ton of clean chestnut
coal at $40. rs, stove $40. So, pea $3.50.
q. w. Saul. 1t
A large congregation attended the
services of the LIST M. E. church last
Sunday night to see the first illustrat-
ed service on "The Other Wise Man."
The people were filled with delight
with the first part Of this story. DR..
Edwards will give the second part of
this beautiful story next Sunday night.
The views which will be given on Sun
day night will greatly excel in inter-
est and beauty than that were given
last Sunday night.
James Alfred Dare, aged So years,
died at his home, 215 w. 18th street,
North Wildwood, on Monday, Febru-
airy Sd, 1919, after a short illness. Dur
ing the last year Of his life he was tot
ally blind, the blindness having come
upon gradually 10 late years. The de-
ceased was born at Tuckahoe, going TO
Atlantic City as a boy and entering the
fruit and produce business. About ten
years g he came to Wildwood and
followed the same business. His first
wife, who was Lizzie Vanueman, died
many years ago. He married again,
and the second wife survives, as do also
two sons and a daughter. Interment
was made at South Dennis yesterday,
the funeral being in charge Of Under
tsker Ingersoll. The latter and Mr..
Dare both grew up as boys in the Tuck
ahoe neighborhood.