Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-12-09

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Pacific and Garfield n Goods
reserved on small deposit.-adv.
Miss Erma Moore, of Philadelphia,
spent the weekend with her parents.
Get your orders in early for de-
licious home made pies and cakes.
Mrs. McCort, III East Oak ave.-adv.
D. Miles Rigor and Post Commander
Winterburn went to Atlantic City last
Sunday to get in touch with Congress-
man Bacharach on the case of Harry
D. Morgan, who has had his compen-
sation reduced and his insurance COM
pletely stopped. Morgan is a World
Val veteran and lost his left leg, the
vision of his left eye and fourteen
teeth in the Argonne. He is married
with two children. He is a member
of the local Post American Legion and
Post Commander W%interburn has
taken up the fight for an adjustment
for him.
Ladies take notice, that the Wild
wood Embroidery Shop now open
every afternoon on the boardwalk, will
close on December 22d until early in
March. ]. Scott.
Arthur Hulfsh, of 22O East Mont
gomery avenue, has been appointed an
Assistant ScoutMaster by Scout Ex-
ecutive Frank L. King, who with
Scout Assistant E. Laurence Chal-
mers will have charge of the wireless
instruction. Mr.. Hulish is an expert
in this line as we'll as an ex-soldier
and ex-Boy Scout. Wildwood is very
fortunate to have such fine young men
at the head of the organization. A
special meeting is called for Saturday
night at the Hut to arrange details for
participation in the Scout Rally at
Bridgeton on December 18th, to which
Wildwood has been invited. Everyone
interested in the Boy Scouts is invited
to attend this meeting. Scout Execu-
tive Charles C.. Jones, of Cumberland
County, will be in Wildwood on the
18th. 1t was Mr.. Jones who assisted
in organizing the present Wildwood
Troop and has a vast knowledge of
the workings of the Boy Scouts and a
worldwide experience in the work.
Notice will be given of this meeting
place later. Everyone is invited.
Burn Quality Coal" and we will
make it hot for you. W. H. AUSTIN
CO.-adv.
Five brand new members took seats
last Tuesday at the regular meeting
of the Cape May County Board of
Freeholders at Court House. Two
were from Ocean City, one from Up
per Township, n from Sea Isle City
and one from North Wildwood. The
two new members from Ocean City
]. Chadwick, and they were appointed
by the Ocean City Council to serve
until January LIST, next, when they will
take their seats for a full term, hav-
ing been elected at the November
election. Leslie A. Corson represents
Upper Township, having been elected
in November to succeed Hope w.
Candy, and appointed by the township
committee for the interim. Walter
Pfeiffer took one of the Sea Isle seats
until January /, 1921. Richard A. An
derson took John W. Young's seal
from North Wildwood to fill the unex-
pired term until January 1, 1928.
Charles E. Foster, of South Seaville,
was the only member fined by the
court for malfeasance in office to re-
sumo his seat in the Board of Free
holders. He was elected last month
to succeed himself and was also ap-
pointed by the Upper Township COM
mittee to serve until January /, 1921.
when his full term commences. On
Tuesday Mr.. Foster was elected di-
rector of the board, and Irwin H. Ed
redge, of Cape May, was elected vice
director.
Ladies use Armand's Cold Cream
Face Powder; the kind that sticks.
Leedom's Pharmacy.-adv.
The seven year old son of William
H. Kentner, the plumber, fell from the
third story porch of the Scott apart
ments, almost opposite the Journal
office, last Saturday afternoon. The
railing on the back porch gave way
and the little fellow fell to the ground
and landed on a basket which hroka
the force of the fall. While painfully
injured it is not serious, but hb was
in bed several days and attended bv
~ mace. This morning his
mother, who was Miss Gerstel, stated
ena' 'ne poy was getting along nicely
| and will soon be aro,nd &c ,,suo