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

AeSSiuSulS Vi tue SecOuu Waru viewed
with much pleasure the departure of
the fishing nets from the vicinity of
their homes and school house. Coun-
Gilman Stockholm and active citizens
have fought for a long time the prac-
tice OF spreading these nets in places
forbidden by ordinance and were elated
when Mayor McLinden ordered the
chief of police to arrest any one guilty
of this ~offense.
Sixty-five cent broom, 81 cents. one
to a customer, for three days only.
Seven rolls Of toilet paper for % cents.
One dollar window shades for rs cents
Empol's.-adv.
The North Wildwood Fire Co. held
a drawing for a $130 Victrola last Fri
day night. l.. d. Belair, OF 1921 Erie
avenue, Philadelphia, held the win
ming number, but he generously do
mated the talking machine to the fire
com pany. Secretary John j. Heating,
on behalf of the company, thanks all
who have given them financial aid
in their efforts to obtain modern fire
fighting apparatus and a hall equipped
for the social events of the neighbor-
hood.
Regulation dresses and middies IL to
ii years at the Jack and Jill shop.-adv.
Carl Beck, a young Philadelphia
who recently Joined his parents at 2l8
west Thirteenth street, is now an en-
ployee of John j. McNutt, electrical
contractor.
At a special meeting of the North
Wildwood Fire Co. held Tuesday night
the secretary revealed the fact that,
after paying ex penses, 1856. 81 could be
added to the company's funds as a re-
suit Of the Victrola rattle.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Steelman, of Seven
teenth street and railroad, entertained
Mrs. Howard and son and his daughter,
of Frsnkford, Pa. last week.
Frank Brennan and his son Francis
spent Sunday at his fathers home on
west Nineteenth street. Mr.. Brennan
also had the company Of James Nc
Cormick, of West Philadelphia.
A. M. Ely went to Ocean City last
Saturday afternoon to make arrange
ments for organizing an Odd Fello VS.
lodge there.
The sewing circle of the Union Sun
day school met at the home of Mrs.
Horrock Wednesday afternoon. A
business meeting Of the Sunday school
will be held in the North Wild wood
firehouse tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker, of Philadel-
phia, are now occupying their bunga-
low at Thirteenth street aid Delaware
avenue.
William Lowery and sister enter
tanned friends at their west Seventeenth
street home on Sunday.
William Standing and son Paul, of
Philadelphia, visited Mr.. Standings
father at his west Seventeenth street
cottage Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Clayton arrived
last Saturday and will occupy their
house on east Sixteenth street for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simpson, of the st.
Claire, on east Sixteenth street, enter
tanned the Harmer and Housmann
families last Sunday.
William Dean and family spent the
weekend at their bungalow on west
Fourteenth street.
Mrs. Caroline Schmidt and son were
the weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Becker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Woods spent
the weekend with Mrs. Woods moth
er, Mrs. Joseph Long, at her home on
west Seventeenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Preston and
child are stopping at the lowering
house on west Seventeenth street.
Special for Saturday SIS aud $500
Pongee Waists, different styles, 1898,
at The Fashion Shop. 3t