Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-07-16
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Frederick Rauser, pianist Of the or
chestra, was given an ovation for bis
superb piano solo in Saturday nights
concert at the Auditorium. With bits
) from Beethoven, Puccini and Strauss,
it is difficult to select the choicest NOR
sci from the EVENINGS musical feast
that was served by the orchestra. In
all likelihood, however, it was the Sc
lection from "a Waltz Dream" that
had the most popular appeal. Johann
Strauss stands head and shoulders
above all composers for the dance and
his "Blue Danube Waltz has gained
musical immortality.
Special for Friday and Saturday - uly
10Th and 18th, ten per cent discount on
all Bingham and regulation dresses.
Jack and Jill Shop, 1872 E. Wildwood
avenue.-adv.
A Especial" on the p. d r. brought
into Wild wood, on Saturday last, a
happy, laughing crowd of young peo-
pie, representing the "Blauner House"
of Philadelphia. Being accompanied
by a staff operator Of the Stanley Com
pany made things all the more inter-
estlng, ana at every turn of the way the
"movie nan" was on the job. Dinner
was served at the Edgeton Inn. Hats
of to Blauner's" was the slogan Of the
hour, q fitting tribute paid the firm at
the close of a perfect day.
Remember, we have Mems Fine
Flannel Trousers at very moderate
prices. Bathing Novelty Store.-adv.
Mrs. James Pigeon, of Drexel Hill,
has recently purchased the Marion
apartments On Juniper avenue.
We have the largest assortment Of
Sporting Goods on Five Mile Beach,
including Fishing Tackle, Rods, Base
Balls and Bats. Everything running
intoS porting Goods we nave at Empol's
Cigar Store, cor. Garfield and Pacific
adv.
Mrs. Walter E. Hawkins, of Glenside,
with baby Howard, are sojourning at
the seashore.
The Wildwood Embroidery Shop, at
3008 Boardwalk, invites you to see its
display of Knitting and Art Needle
work. A good supply of Sweater
Yarns is In stock.-adv.
Philip P. Baker, one of the founders
of Wildwood, Mayor Of Wildwood
Crest, and president of the Wildwood
Title and Trust Co., was taken to a
hospital a few days ago. Just how
serious his illness is we have not been
able to learn.
Building Association funds to loan
on first mortgage in amounts to suit.
Robert J. Kay, secretary, Wildwood,
N. J.-adv.
A. NJ. Ely, as District Deputy Grand
Master, accompanied members of Holly
Beach Lodge of Odd Fellows to Tucka-
hoe Tuesday night. A public installa-
ton of officers was held in the local
church. A chicken pot-pie supper was
served, and all had an enjoyable even
ing. Some of the members of Tucka-
hoe lodge have been Odd Fellows for
many years, and were presented with
pins as tokens of appreciation for their
years of service.
We have a full line of Cigars, Cigar
cites, Tobacco and Stationery at
Empol's.-adv.
Miss Sylvia b. Lee, Of Amber, Pa,
has gone to the north of Maine after a
ten-day stay In Wildwood.
Just received a lot of Women's Silk
Hosiery, special, at SOC. a pair and
upward. Bathing Novelty Store.-adv.
Walter J. Flies, one of the JOURNAL
staff in the year 1910, was a visitor to
Wildwood one day this week, being
now a printer in Philadelphia.
We have the new Triangular Crab
Net at Empol's.-adv.
Csc. Broom for SOC. at Empol's.-adv.
All u Women's, Children's and
Mems Bathing Suits at reasonable
prices at Empol's.-adv.
Edward Hansen, ar Anglesea school
boy, of 112 east Third street, took a po-
sition at the JOURNAL office on Friday,
July 10th, 1920, to learn the printing
business.