Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-05-14

MISS Ella Broadway at Bayonne. and
Mrs. Harry Keller at P~ennsville.
Big sale going on at Empol's store.
Line of Mems Hats aud Caps, Overalls
for painters aud carpenters, Working
ohirts' Reduction in prices Big sale
Of Chinsware. Big assortment of Flags
LOT Decoration Day. Large Flag Poles
lor hotels and cottages adv.
Dondrinos Bros, Of Twelfth and
Race streets, Philadelphia, have leased
from Mrs. Ruth Matthews the dining
room and restaurant at the corner Of
Lincoln and Pacific The
original name, "Berwind," will be
used to designate the enterprise under
the new management.
Beauty hints-Peredixo toothpaste.
Peredixo cream and rouge, liquid COM
pleXion powder-At Leedom's.-adv.
DR.. Theodore Foote has returned
from California. He will make the
Crest his home the year around.
Miss Ella Connety, of east Juniper
avenue, will entertain some friends
from Philadelphia over the weekend.
MI. Torrance Connety is now en-
ployed at the railroad freight station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitaker, of Pitman,
are spending a few weeks at Mr.. and
Mrs. r. P. Hays apartments on west
Wild wood avenue. Miss Helen Whit
aker was a guest of the Hays over the
weekend.
Mrs. George w. Fisher, of the Wi
mona Hotel, has been ill for a few days.
The Jack and Jill shop, showing at
tractive wash suits for boys, 1925 to
S.. N.-adv.
Mrs. Anna Wood, of west Juniper
avenue, is entertaining a friend from
out of town.
Miss Hallia Steele is visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Steele, of
2703 Holly Beach avenue.
PLANTS, PLANTS, PLANTS, for Me-
mortal Day at Anglesea Greenhouse,
118 east Spruce ave. Closed Sundays.2t
Master Charles Green, of east Wild
wood avenue, is visiting his grand
parents in Millville.
Mr.. and Mis-. Charles Langford, of
east Wildwood avenue, entertained
their son James and Mrs. Langford's
sister wei the weekend.
Commencing June lst all daily New
York papers &c and Sunday New York
papers he. WILDER S. Wright, author
lied carrier and agent, 142 E. Oak ave.4t
Some young Sunday ex~cursionists
took the temperature of the ocean by
taking footbsths in it.
We are glad to note that the ruins at
Andrew avenue and boardwalk are
being removed.
James Whelan, of Moore's cottage on
Lincoln avenue, has secured a position
at the Brighton Cafe.
Miss Irma Moore returned to her
home here last Sunday, after spend
ing the winter in Philadelphia with
her sister. Miss Moore met with 9
painful injury while alighting from
an excursion train. She stepped on
one of the stones that have been scat
tered about the station by the railroad
company and badly sprained her ankle
A May Hop Of the senior class of the
of the Wildwood High School was
held Saturday, May Sth, at the Third
ward firehouse. The class is raising
money to defrsy the expenses OF the
expected trip to Washington.
Papa, mann and the babies had an
enjoyable sunbath on the beach Sun
day. "Strawhat" Charley and his
STEADY" also enjoyed the warm sand
and the ocean air.
Sunday afternoon, Joe said "you
win if you hit or miss" at his ball gam
ON the boardwalk, but somebody said
"you miss if you hit or miss-you miss
the money !"
The Japs were bookkeeping at their
games on Sunday. Some patrons have
started games that will last nearly al
season. Points are recorded for eacn
game until the necessary score is made
to gain the coveted prize.
Mrs.C Charles Maurer, of Philadelphia,
left Friday after spending a week here
as the guest of Mrs. E. Gibbons at the
Wyndmere Hotel, 229 east Magnolis
avenue.
The Home Section of the Wildwood
Civic Club has been very fortunate in
securing the Whiz Minstrel Maids from
Camden to give one OF their novel min
streI and vaudeville shows on the eve
ming of June 9TH in the High School
Auditorium. These young ladies be
long to the office force of r. M. Hol'