Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1919-05-23

Justice OF the Peace B. G. IngereOll
gave q hearing in the city hall last
Wednesday night to Raymond Mum
ford, colored, charged by the Wildwood
and Delaware Bay Short Line railroad
with the theft of a number of barrels
Of fish from the station platform. For
several years Mumford has been en-
ployed as station platform man by the
railroad mpany, and he is charged
with tearing off shipping tags from
barrels, and substituting others direct
ed tosother commission merchants and
receiving the checks from the mer-
chants. He was held in $4,000 bail
for Court, bail being furnished by d.
j. Woods.
Miss Proud, in the JOURNAL build
ing, is offering big reductions in
trimmed hats. 1t
An invitation is extended to all pa
triotic orders and fraternal organiza-
lions to celebrate veterans day in the
Methodist church. The old veterans
aud the soldiers of the Spanish-Amer-
lean war and the boys who served In
the world war, either in the home
camps OIL in France. also the mothers,
will be deeply interested In the service
next Sunday night DR.. Edwards will
show views Of the Civil war and bat
ties in France.
A one ton Ford truck for sale. Wild
wood Central Garage, near Jackson's
drug store. tt
The public is invited to inspect sam
Piles of school work OF the third floor
of the Wildwood high school building
next Tuesday aud Wednesday, May
9th and 18th.
Cut flowers, potted plants, seeds and
vegetable plants. M. s. Cummins, III
East Wildwood avenue. If
Miss Blanche Cox, of Camden, is the
new stenographer at the Wild wood
Board of Trade Office. Miss Cox is
here for rhe summer residing with her
aunts, Mrs. Carey and Mrs. Candy, at
1873 east Bennett n which property
they have owned for some years. The
father of Miss Cox is here for the sum-
mer also, having been pensioned and
retired by the Camden fire department.
Motor cycle and bicycle repairing,
parts and supplies in stock. Val Sing
ley, west 17th avenue and Otteus Ca
nal. Both phones. 1t
Herbert q. Brown and family, who
spent the winter at Wayne, Pa, will
motor to Wild wood today TO spend the
St ason at their summer home, 1906 New
York 9 Mr.. Brown, who is en-
ployed by the Pennsylvania railroad
company, has been a Wild wood COM
muter for years.
Laundry, bundle or by the dozen.
Fine Shirt waists. Mrs. A. H. Brown,
1911 Arctic Avenue. 1t
Albert Coombs, of Elmer, accompan-
led his brother Howard to Wild wood
last Friday for the weekend. The
two brothers own the Poplar building
at the corner of Oak and Pacific ave-
nues, one of the most valuable and
best paying business properties on the
island.
May is the month for choosing cool
frocks. Our stock is 80 fresh and full
aud new in charming Flaxons, Voiles
and Organdies at M. O'Daniel's. 1t
Robert Baird and daughter Fanny
were down during the weekend In
their newly purchased property On
east Rio Grande avenue, late the Aus
termuhl property. The house has been
rented for the season.
The Wildwood Embroidery Shop is
located once more at the old stand on
the Board walk, (3OOS). Where you
will find an exceptionally good line Of
Childrens dresses and other Embroi-
deries. Also the new shades in KNIT
ing yarns with new styles in knitted
garments, etc. Miss j. SCOTT.
Mrs. J. s. Townsend, of Camden, is
down in her apartment house on west
25lh street
Yes, we do family wash. Hollywood
Laundry. At
Edward P. Wheeler, (Uncle Ned)
of Washington, D. c., was down over
Sunday, stopping at Mrs. M. A. Feas-
ter's, 18th and New York avenues.
DR.. Kings subject Sunday morning
in the Presbyterian church will be
"David's Hot Heart" and at night
"Gideon's Great Victory"
Just arrived! Beautiful wash skirts
in Ga~bardines, Whip cords, Serges,
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