Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1919-12-19
WILDWOOD


will sail from New York on Decembe
9th on the LaFrauce bound for Havre
From that port she will 20 to Paris
and from thence to Basel, Switzerland
her old home, which she has not seeI
for twenty-six years. Mrs. WALTZ ant
the children will remain abroad for tw'
wears. Her e~on.in-law, j. q. Mack
his wife, and her younger daughter
Julie Walt, are members OF thu
Mother Goose company, playing vau
deviIIe circuits both east and west
Mr.. Mack will probably lease his Wild
wood bungalow mex season instead o
summering here again himself as nj
has lone for the past four years.
Glass humidor Harmony or Tuxedo
tobacco, $1.2 at Funek's, Oak avenue
VIII you help the tuberculosis funo
by purchasing Red Cross seals FOL
Christmas stickers? They are on sale
for the Red Cross at the Anglesea post
office, Becker's store, electric office and
Tribune office.
Mrs. J.. Thompson Baker and her
daughters wish to thank the citizens
of WiIdWoo for their touching and
concerted expression of appreciation OF
J.. Thompson Baker, which made SO
i'm pressive and moving the conduct of
his funeral services. wv
Leave orders for loves Christmas
candies and famous salt water tally at
VIM. s. Willetts', 107 E. Magnolia
avenue, or phone Keystone 3O1. II
The home section of the Civic club
Will present the Community tree to
the children of Wild wood again this
year. 1t will be located in front Ut the
high school building, and as usual
the co]ored electric lights will glimmer
among the branches. Santa Claus will
be there on Christmas eve and all the
little children are invited to come and
see him.
Whltehills' famous Pathe shop re-
moved to 34l2 Pacific Join
Whitehill's Christmas Club. 81 a week
puts one of our famous talking ma
chimes in your home. No honse com
plete without one. If
Clement G. Sharkey, of Fern wood,
Delaware county, Pa, is at present
occupying the second floor suite of
rooms in the Hart apartment building,
corner Wildwood and Atlantic ave-
nues, pending the completion of his
new ten-Toom bungalow at the corner
Of 22d street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue., North Wild wood. Mr.. Sharkey
is the owner of the Fern wood boIel,
q rooms, which is now closed for bust
ness because of bone dry enactments.
Christmas gifts that give real peas
ure at the florists. Blooming plants,
ferns, aquariums and gold fish. M. S.
Cummins, III f Wildwood venue
The Holly Beach Fire Company is
going to play Santa Claus TO the school
children of the lower grades. Chief
Nlckerson will give a ak on fire pre-
venuon. Santa Claus will go along too.
Brass ash tray with fifty Ell Yutan
cigars, 1925 at Funck's, Oak avenue
The Henry A. Hartman cottage at
l53 east Bennett avenue has been sold
through the Albert J. Williams agency.
Christmas trees, wreaths of various
kinds aud holly. NJ. S. Cummins, III
E. Wildwood avenue. 0 ders delivered.
The war history bureau of the New
Jersey Stale Library is preparing a
history of the states part in the World
war, and desire the photograph Of all
Wild wood boys who lost their lives.
If the relatives of these boys who have
not sent in these photographs will leave
same at the JOURNAL office we will
forward same. The photographs of
some of the boys in and about Wild
wood are missing. 1t is necessary that
this be attended to at once.
Brass ash tray with fifty Girard
Brokers, $500 at Funck's, Oak avenue.
Herman Goldner, of AIS west Lehlgh
avenue, Philadelphia, came down to
Five Mile Beach last Sunday to inspect
the workmanship on his ideal bunga-
low on east Twenty-second street,
North Wildwood. Councilman Frank
A. Larcombe is the builder. All the
concrete work and the lawn develop.
ment is in charge of Fronk P. Mattera
Everything must be in ''apple pie
order before Mrs. Goldner will be in
vited down to inspect her summel
home, . few weeks hence.
One cigarette case with each lsrg,
box Piedmonts, Chesterfield, Lucky
Strike, Sweet Csporals and Nebo, 70
SI.75 at Funck's, Oak avenue.
Brass ash tray with fifty Penns,
cigars, $500 at Funck's, Oak avenue
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