Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-03-19

| standing tim Der IN Oceau OouuIy III
the Pinewald tract owned by Baker
Bros. They are installing a saw mil
and will make cedar and pine lath and
shingles. There is a good demand fol
this material here. The mill is located
near Toms River and will be in opera
ton sometime next month. Charley
Glenn will have charge of the mill.
1 have a number of lots in excellen
locations for sale at very reasonable
prices. James A. L. Harris, Wildwood
Title & Trust Building. tt
Rummage sale for benefit of the
Jubilee Drive OF the w. q. I. U. now
going on at 141 east Andrew avenue.
Gifts of clothing, furniture, books,
dishes, ETC., are solicited.
Leslie s. LudIam, treasurer of the
Mechanics' and Laborers' Building
Loau association at Court House, re-
turned recently from st. Petersburg,
Florida, and is now in the Presbyterian
hospital, a very sick man, 1t is said.
His doctor ordered him north, and he
was accompanied by his wife.
Be up to date, read the Philadelphia
Public Ledger daily and evening, &c
each, Sunday SC. William w. Pinker,
Agent, 1870 east Pine avenue. 2t
VIM. P. McClain, proprietor of
Hotel Parific, has cold his bungalow at
l41 west Hand avenue to Leonard j.
Brown, of Washington, ID. G.
Bonham Brothers have received the
contract to build a $4,000 house at 2lst
and Surf avenues, for Morris M. GLIB,
of north Broad street, Philadelphia.
Building Association funds to loan
on first mortgage in amounts to suit.
Robert j. Kay, secretary, Wildwood,
N. J.-adv.
A cafeteria supper for the benefit of
the jubilee Drive of the w. g. T. U.
will be served from five to eight p. M,
Saturday, March Goth, at the Presby-
terlan church., with Mrs. Tice and
Mrs. Armstrong in charge. Roast
beef. mashed potatoes, baked beans,
potato salad, sandwiches, cheese, ice
cream, cake and coffee will be served.
Buy according to your appetite. Every
body is invited to eome hungry. Miss
Esther Elfreth, of Haddonfield, state
president of the w. q. Il. u, who
spoke In Wildwood last Sunday, was
entertained at the home of Mark b.
Reeves.
Joseph Collins has opened a novelty
store in the Rudolph Block, corner
Pine and Pacific This is not
Mr.. Collins first venture in this line.
For seven years he conducted a similar
store In Sc ward building on the board
walk in Wild wood Crest, prior to 1914,
since hich time he has charge of boats
at Ottens Harbor
John A. Ackley, of Vineland, and
Harry Sherry, Of Washington, d. e.,
joint of the plot of ground OPP
posite Marine National Bank, have
awarded the contract for repairing side.
walk and curb along the front on
Pacific avenue, to Frank P. Matters,
who will proceed with the work very
soon. We wonder what caustic soda
will cay when he learns that the public
bathing pools Of the birds are not
to exist there much longer. Baths for
birds was his way of designating the
pools of water which collected from time
to time in the depressions of the con-
crete blocks along this front.
H. q. Gray of Washington, D. C., is
making preparations to build three
store DOM on Board walk, near Maple
avenue, and adjoining the Atlantic
apartments. Mr.. Gray recently
acquired possession of As feet of ground
there, purchasing same from Asa Col
son, and had intended to put up an
apartment building, with stores under
meath. Owing to scarcity of labor and
material, Mr.. Gray cannot carry out
bis plans this year. He will therefore
simply erect a temporary building this
Spring, containing two rooms to be
devoted to amusement purposes; and
the third room to be used for the sale
Of confectionery, ice cream, etc. If he
car procure the material needed, Mr..
Gray hopes to have these store rooms
ready for the opening OF the 1920 season.
The death of Amelia A. Bruce is an
nounced at her Philadelphia home,
2032 north 18th street. For the past
three years she was a SIMMER resident
at 14l east Montgomery avenue. She
was a daughter Of the late Benjamin
Jenkins, and an aunt of Wilbur b.
Craig.