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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-29

ltaaellet al bbilten TProi bet bar for
label BEN niipPrenbe iom fomnlenbe
8%eneration at pprne ON Sanbets no.
turifisnne Steoer og giere oisic till
giRngelig for Yliblifllm.
Ge 6oreneoe Staters H~ationalpar-
fer er fslgenbe:
Deaomitone HationaIparf, Der er
beliggenoe / @poming, er iom nGpnt
Gerbens iterlte Wationalparf. Gen
err blanot anbet fienot for at Ser er
I%nlebning til at oripe npget al 2an-
bets ~itsrlte grretiife. 0prelioet er
ircoet. S Barten iinoes ior,loen
9isrn en- al 2anoets Itsrite giion-
floffe.
Ooiemite Nationulparf / Galifor.
nia er beremt for fine bafre 8ano-
falO og itore Str9fninger meb inebe-
oaffeoe 5ieloe.
@rano Cannon Hationalparf / Iri-
5ona er fienot for at babe Seroens
itsrite Sieloflsft.
&ocfep Wol,ntain Iotipnalparf er
| Colorado og er befienot for tine
itori lagne Snebr9er og in%ebebeffeoe
Sielbe.
Crater 2afe Nationalparf / Ore
gon meo fine bpbblaa Ganoe opfploer
belle Den enc SIDE al Mount Wa5a-
ma.
Wount Hainter Nationalparf /
@albington, er en- ilbllllffet Illlfan,
og neooper oens Siber flpoer life
f9rre emo 90 SsbrGer og @lpe fplot
al IS.
Glacier Nationalparf finpes /
Wontana og bleu bannet un1oer Sprb=
omnGltningen tuiener al 9lar tilbage.
Seq1loia Hationalparf / Galifor.
ria er blanbt arloet fierot for fine
Glogamle 9iampetrpr, bporaf iom-
me er 5000 Iar gamle.
2afapette Hationalparf er belig,
genbe paa en- @ / Mfaine o. er oen
eneite Hationalparf ~eitenfor Wisiis-
lippifloben.
Satpaii H%ationclparf paa Saipaii
er Den eneite al Yarferne Ser life CT
bcliggel1be inoenfor &ontinentets
@r9nier.
General Grant Gtationalparf / Ga
%lifornia CT fun 4 &paoratmil ltpr,
men er en- al De melt isgte Hational=
parfer / 2anoet.
Sot Springs Hationalparf / Or.
fanias err beficnot for fine parn1e Sill
Ger, % &egierinaen bar oprettet ct
frit 8abeblts, ga gaoning / bisie
San6 Ifal bape en- belbrebenoe Sirf,
ming.
@inb Gape Hationalparf / Spo
Tafota CT fienbt for bens .9alfltenss
fielbflsft og er ct meget populGrt
5uriititeb.
2asien golconic Iationalparf /
California bar Sen eneIte pirfipmme
Sulfan / De Sorenebe Stater, nemltg
Sasien Heaf, Der iom befienbt CT op-
falbt efter en- oanif Waturforifer.
3ion Nationalparf / l1tab er ben
pngite al ale ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Nap-
net antpoer of ben er ~beligaenoe i
NRrbeoen al Wormonernes gnemer-
fer.
Meia Gerbe T%ationalparf / Colo
rabo, Mount Mcainlep Rationalporf
Ilaifa og Slatt Nationalparf I
Oklahoma er ogiaa ale fienbt for lin
patre Natur. Iae oisie NaturItcoer
er freoet til @apn for 2anoets 9or-
gere. De pcbligeboloes al Snorebe.
partementets Barfitpre, o. bet en- Re-
g~ieringens 9nife of iaa manec Ion
mlli9 benptter oisie til fine Serieop.
bolo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-29
SmaapInf.

- Sermon 9aftc, WeieriIt / 8len-
MOOD, Soma, beipqcr / Slllen i'm Vto.
Ser, airs. Glen 8atfc.
- Miis @mna 6aloet ira Vflnnes
apoliS beis8er / SllIebeIgen lin Mo-
Der, NrS. &elen 6al0et.
- Nfr. % Wtrs. q. 6. @Qicfion
bar / Slrlebelgen bapt gcIpg az i'm
Gsn George ira @aterIoo.
- Miis Clara @ouan fom I'll De-
corab Sirsbag paa 9eie9 hos i'm Se-
tier, Mtrs. u. 90. Robelitab.
- Wtiis Ignes Saflano rciIte
Snsoaq til Winneapolis for at beige
i'm Ssiter, Wr5. s. >. Sobnion.
WtrS. @omer 9rior ira Clear
Safe beieger / Sltlen line 6orPlbre,
grofesior % Mrs. 6. q. Sperati.
- Wrs. 2altra Narllm rciIte for
rige ltge til @aterpile pau 8eieq hos
fin Ssn, g. j. 9arltm % Suitru.
- arnoIo See ira Spetcer, Sa.,
bar tilbrogt Sulen hos line 6orGl.
Ore, Mr. og Wrs. Igrim q. Sec.
- Giebmnno 6. s. &augeu iomt
Scr. % WrS. 0onalo Saltgen bar
tiIbrogt Sllleoagene / Suiain9bperne.
- Ntiis Mtabel Samre, iom er SGs
rerinbe / Chicago, beisger / Slllcn
Gorpl0rene, Otr. % Mr$. q. &.
9arnre.
- 9lnOretp Game bar / Sl,len bopt
8eisg al lin Spigeripn og Cater,
Ntr. % Dtrs. u. 6. SroaosporO ira
@aterloo.
- Niis Gitber Hobm ira glfobcr,
So, tilbringcr Sltlebelgen / Gccorab
/ 8eisg hos fine 6orPlOre, Ole &obm
% Suitru.
- Wiis SSrtaa Solm % Mtii5 See,
lia Solm ira minneapolis bar til.
brogt Sl,lcn hos fine 6orplore, Wtr.
% Yfr5. 8. @. &olm.
- Mr. og Mrs. Srpin @oIoorion
reiitc 3irsoog tilbage til 2aDler,
Su., eiter at babe beiegt MtoOeren,
D(rS. 10. S. SalDor1on.
- Wtii5 Mtarie 9offe, iom err 2ps
rerinbe / Siour Gitp, t~ilbringer lin
S5llleferie biemne hos Sor9lorene,
Wr. og WrS. Sobn 9affe.
Scr. % Wrs. 8apin &ierleto
ira Gttricf, isis, bar oenne llge be-
is9t Sorplorene, Otr. og Wtrs. $. s.
Sierleio oe 6. s. Curtin.
- Serbert 2omen ben6te SirSoag
tilbogc til Moion Gitp eitcr at hope
tilbragt Suleoag hos line 5orGlore.
gtr. % Wrs. 3. 8. 2onen.
WrS. Scott 9onaloion ira
Charles Gitp bar / Suleoaqene pprei
/ gpen poo geisg hos fine 6orpIore,
Scr. % Wrs. W. 8. 9aIpep.
Shorbnlo 8aaler oQ @n. 81.
lingion, iom MI itlt0erer WteOicin pef
Yfinneiota llniuerIitet, bar beisgt
Senner / 0ecorob / Slllefcrien.
Mr. o9 Nrs. GIpoe Roe or
Barn fra Siour Gitp TOM BERTH Scr
bag for at beige Wrs. Roe8 Sor
elore, Mr. % Vtr5. SouS Slion.
Sroal ellington, Sen al ser
o~ftrpoe1tbe Sberiij Ole ellington
er ubnpont til 9eputp Gountpfo5ie
rer al Gountptasierer 6. g. Seim
Dtrs. Worp Sofpom og Cat
teren Cora reiite Ssnoog til Mtaiol
Gttp for at beisge Spi9erionnen o.
9otteren, Nr. og @rS. e. s. Soar
S~roieSior oq Mr8. Gbas
Stoen ira 8ufer, g. Cat, til6ringe
Sulebelaen hos Mr5. StoenS Sor
Glore, Vtr. % Wr&. Sans Siueiinb
Nourice @ieriet ira North
peitern llniperiitetS 8unOlpgeifoIe
Chicago t%ilbringer Suleierien biem
me hos 5orGIorene, Or. og Wtrs. 6
8ieriet.
Scr. og Mrs. 2lopo GItcnIo.
90 Ssn fra CHARLES Gitp fom hertz
9srbag paa Sulebeie0 hos 30,
SitenionS Sorelbre, Wtr. og Scr.
90 Sitenion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-29
otljaIaS.-64O Gcres Sarmlano

/ Nlnc0ln Nolntp, Nolotdou. TO
9lcres fan bprtes, 8siten COB Sauns9an9'
improvements Gaoninssbus mso llre ga
refer, "ilsepins pord", Giftern os SlsIosI'
Seniebus, Stalb, Garage, Nies tor %tSIltl
tler, en- COB Corral, Goncrete Silo. Mul9
Greet rinber sienuem Qaubet. State NiSp'
man p~asierer Rauben os ierer til SESG
GountpiGbe. 8arpal, Ell Snblanosbp ) @,.'
borte, bar to gutitsr, Sreamerps StGti0n'
8arass, Community 8irfe p9 Settoty'
Der er flere norife Samilisr / % ndr Sar0"''
gIfreb s. Yope (Gier), Suao, COLORADO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-29
gtcprab % Snlegn.
Gen 2Soc Sctcmbcr 1922.
Seosfalb.

,SfsIQe Ell Gelcioumcooclclic til
g. Sopc err 9anIe Sobn Stunning |
Ironfuiuc Golpnibip Sen 27oe Sc
cember ofQonet pco Teoen pau i'm
oomIe Somciteooform ser. 9c9raz
pcIien foregaor @or0og SCI. I Gftcrn1.
ira Sienmet % ST. t:45 ira &oreIlS
Strfc.
N3r. Summing, Der blcu oucr so
@or oommcI, bar bel ficltot / Cont
tnct, bIunot artbet iom ScfretTr Tor
Set norifc g~ieniiOige I%SiuranccieI-
fob - Ell Stiuing, iom ban lnoes
hauoc / oper 30 Iur.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-29

Iefe Ielae oe life or re9iitrcret. fominer bcr.
oaa Geien. senb bcriur lite Isle Yenge uoen
at iaa 9uitterins iur Sreuet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-29

Observation-Disclosures Snlebeitt.
Settc pafre % Gete norlfe Sulebeitc
fan iaaeS for IS Gents portoirit til
alln ct begrGniet Splae. Sbe
Imnbien Hubl. 60, DEBORAH, So.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-29

&1.OO pDrtubetalt (bpilfeiomheiN
y at n%eoenn9pnte inn lbpals): 100 Sorp,
barplanter, so Raipberriesbnifs, ) 2Sp;,
tr9r, 3 Sinrauter, 3 Geouies, a SlrpHss
eler 4 NaaletrRer. &ataloa frit. StTa"p'
Nnrierp, Dor 25, Sapiors sails, WInT'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-29

Soln,,
- be iom Susbolber paa Sarm, tor noS,'
Wtanb meo Born. N9pn con snltst. w.
M. Sobuion, Erairie Sarm, Wis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-29

SiIiaI9S eqer tiGeie. 1850 acres
peb Wimpt, 400 scrss pco sanrtaI.'
Nortb Sofota; 80 9lcres | Oslo SsttleIhsn:,
9sras. at 9obt Sarmlanb til Bulge Ftr
tr % ierSeles sobe S%etinSslisr. %s"
Saeobten, grapton, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-29

Goi4t Dig ner Warfeoer. aol'
~ til Miuneiota, Staten n,eo 'ttrc NV.
linser, uopertraiielis for MfeisrtSrl't' 2aaS,
bet Sarrnius os apGscporGtntng.. gp"'
Seie, Sanbelscentre meo itor tetoltnins,
Tsritetlasies S~orobru9slanb, paa SunpIS'
Sstinselier os pasienbe bin yen9eparS.
Sor frit Start % 9iteratur tilltrip SSIa'
s. Smitb, Commissioned OF SntlllGt%'
ton, Department 453, State Capitol
ct. Gaul, Wiun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-29

Goottjpb / Sarme, 60 yftl ira
W S%piuingbperne. Srit Sort, SEE'
gafer O-52, ct. Groir Sdls, Wts.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-29

SiiaI9S.-160 Gcres meo par at
- oa eo6t sormIanb biaist tilidl9s. o.
glcres unber 6nltipation. Hlmsli9e %l!,
faar. Sor nermere S%plpsnin9 "TRIP III
Giereu, Sper Siitab, @atioro Gitp, u. Val
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-09-15
ANGLESEA

Frank Gray, of Usage Tribe, No. 113,
of Philadelphia, is a live wire booster
for the largest tribe of Red Men in the
world. He spent a week at the Mrs.
Blanche Haas house at Anglesea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen E. Grace and
children motored to Atlantic City on
Saturday evening.
Master Walter Meyer returned to
his home in Philadelphia after spend
ing the summer with Mrs. George
Firth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mount and
children returned to their home in
Philadelphia after spending the sum-
mer months with l.. Bright.
Victor j.. Braidwood spent Sunday
evening in the Quaker City. He was
accompanied home by Fred Loef1er.
who motored here early Monday morn
ing and returned home the same day.
Martin Jensen is about again after
having an attack of lumbago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Bonsil and
family returned to their Philadelphia
home after spending the summer at
their cottage on West Chestnut venue.
The McQuade family have closed
their summer home on East 4th ave-
u and have returned 10 their home
in Philadelphia.
William Wilson has closed the Will
o cottage for the winter.
Pupils enrolled in the North Wild
wood schools this fall number about
$50.
The Carr family have returned to
their home in Philadelphia after spend
ing the summer at the Carrollen cot
tage on West Pine avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Engleman
have closed their cottage on East 4th
avenue for the winter.
The Parvin family have left after
spending the summer at the Enerle
cottage on 4th avenue.
Mrs. John Mundy and children, of
Wilmington, Del, spent the past three
weeks with Mrs. Joseph Ostenreider.
CURLING and pavements on Spruce
avenue have been built out to the new
road.
Louis Albrecht is having a new ad-
dition built on his home on Central
avenue, a garage in the rear of his
home has been completed recently.
Harold Braidwood and William
Rohn took a trip to B%ridgeton, Shiloh
and Vineland on a bicycle, covering
about $50 miles. They left last We'd
nesday morning and returned Thurs
day evening.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-09-15
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS

BOND CONSTRUCTION CO., Crest.
Telephone Us. Bell 9S.W; X. 655-M.
GARRISON, L. p, III w. Magnolia av.
Established IL Years. Keystone 2o3.
GLENN. CHAS. See ad. above.
LARCOMBE, r., 1912 New York I'VE.
20 Years in wildwood. Key. 4l-A.
McALARNEN, F. A., us w. GlenWood.
Worthwhile Builder. Keystone 236-D.
MOORE & son, 1O2 W. Rio Grande.
McGarry, Edward c., lat j. Oak ave-
Mitchell. Eden, 431O Park boulevard.
REEVES, MARK B., Ill W. Magnolia
ave. Architect & Builder. Bel 4oo'
SCTLLY, C. j. s. SON. III E. Garfield.
Established 35 Yrs. Keystone 2s2-k.
SHARP, F. B., 1876 E. Young Ave.
Bungalow Specialist. Keystone izO.
SMITH, w. H., 116 E. Wildwood ave-
Experienced Builder. hey. 5l.-A'
wASHBURN, w. H., 2O6 W. Pine Ave.
Longest in City-SS Yrs. N: Ilo-i'
WALTERS, F. E., 1903 W. Poplar ave.
Ready for Business. Bell 1861.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-09-15
r AND q L

ACME EX., 800 w. Schellenger ave.
Prompt Service. Keystone 22O-M.
BURK, C. S., 100 w. Taylor avenue.
Bell 272; Keystone 272.
COMFY, r. H., 1O4-14 E. Garfield ave.
Bell 215; Keystone 215.
FRITH'S. 1O7 First avenue.
Local Specialist. Keystone S49-R.
FULLMER'S, 1O1 w. 10Th avenue
Daily to Philadelphia. Keystone SO.
LOEFFLER'S, Cedar and r. r. ayes.
MATHIS, w. L., 314 E. I'd avenue
Telephone Us. Keystone 1l2-M.
TRUTHS EN-, 18th and Surf avenues.
Long Distance Hauling. Key. IBID.
WILLET'S, Cedar avenue g. Railroad.
Phone Us. Bell 622; Keystone 15S-M.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-09-15
MRS. GARDINER WINS s25 PRIZE
FOR MATERIAL

A large number of visitors to the
County Fair registered at the booth
of the T. S. Goslin Lumber Company
for the three prizes that were awarded
by this company. The first prize, a
coupon worth $25 when presented to
the Goslin Lumber Company in pay
ment of material, was won by Mrs.
William Gardiner, of Rio Grande. The
second prize, an assortment of paint
valued at $1O.25, was won by Mrs.
Greathead, of Sd and Surf avenues,
Anglesea. The third prize, an assort-
ment of tools and household equip
ment, valued at 1928, was awarded to
Mrs. Joseph Servant, Wildwood.
Andrew c.. Mum and family will
leave about October LIST for New York
and will make their home there until
May when they will return to Wild
wood. Mr.. Mum is a retired member
of the New York fire department. He
had two or three places of business
on the famous Wildwood boardwalk
the past summer;
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-09-15
NOTICE OF ELECTION
WEST

Notice is hereby given hat the Board
of Registry and Election of the Borough
of West Wildwood will sit in the Council
Chamber of the Casino on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1922,
from Z o'clock A. NJ. to 9 o'clock P. NJ. to
register those who shall personally appear
before them, add to the registers of voters
the names of them and establish their
right TO be registered, and of all those who
shall be shown to the satisfaction of such
Board, by al ffidavit of some voter in
that municipality, to be entitled to be
registered.
Notice is hereby given that a Primary
Election will be held at the above stated
place. on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2s, 1922,
from Z A. M. to 8 P. NJ, at which time and
place the voters will vote by official ballot
for candidates for their respective parties
for the General Election, to be held on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Z, 1922.
In the Primary Election of both the Re-
publican and Democratic parties there
viii be voted for in each election district
one male and one female member of the
State Committee of each of these political
parties, one female and one male member
Of the county committee of each of these
parties.
In the Primary Election of each of said
parties there will be voted for candidates
for the following offices to be filled at said
General Election in November:
One Governor.
One United States Senator.
One Member of the House of Represen-
tatives for the Second Congressional Dis
trict.
One Member of the General Assembly.
One Sheriff.
One Surrogate.
One Coroner.
One Member of Small Board of Chosen
Freeholders for three years; one Member
for two years; one Member for one year.
One Mayor.
Three Councilmen. 1.-TWO for full term,
one for unexpired term.)
One Justice of the Peace.
JOSEPH e. WRIGHT,
Borough Clerk.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-09-15
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS

HAMILTON, NJ, 215 w. Wildwood ave.
Wire me to wire you. Key. 1OS-Y.
KALBACH, w. ID. 233 e. Poplar ave.
Bell SIR; Keystone 176-D.
McNUTT, j. j., 100 E. Oak ave. Elec.
Supplies & Repairs. Keystone BAR.
S. JERSEY ELEC. SUP. & FIXTURES.
1872 E. wildwood ave. Both Phones.
w. j. Elec. Co., Wildwood & Atlantic.
wildwood Elec. Co., 45O9 Pacific ave.
YORKER, w. F., 213 E. Lincoln ave.
Supplies and Fixtures. Key. 21-A.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-09-15
REAL ESTATE AGENTS

ACKLEY, J. A., Magnolia Ave. and
Boardwalk Bell sos.
BEECHER-KAY CO., 101 E. Wildwood
ave.; opp. Crest Sta; 26th & Bdwlk.
BRIGHT, WIN. H., Oak & Phila ayes.
Also The BOurse. Bell LID; 69-W.
CHALMERS, E. L., 1907 Pacific. X. 139.
2O5 E. Oak ave. keystone 24s.
ClLLS, w. r., 1910 Pacific avenue.
Profitable Investments. Key. SEA.
DARE BROS, 1903 Pacific avenue.
Bell 276; Keystone 119.
PAGAN & WHITLEY, 6112 Pacific
Ave. Bell 9S-W; Keystone 655-M.
FlSHMAN BROS, 1907 Pacific ave.
Income insurance. Keystone 293-A.
FRIES, E. T., 1876 Rio Grande.
Real Estate & Builder. Bell 6OS-J.
GOULD, p, 3419 Pacific avenue.
Bell 42-W.
dOHNSON, E. NJ, Pacific and Spicer
Keystone 15-X.
MING REALTY CO., Inc.- Bell 253-W.
boardwalk and Montgomery avenue
McALARNEN & QUIRK, Maple ave-
and Pennsylvania Railroad. Bell 6S4.
Mccoy. I. A., Poplar & Holly Beach.
Gall or phone. Keystone 151-R.
VITENS, ii. H.. 18th and Penna. ayes.
Bell BOW; Keystone SO.
eIuHLTRAGER, HI. r., 255 L. Wild
wood ave. Winter leases. Key. S21.
SANDERS e. WHEATON. Bell 333.
FIRST & New Jersey ayes. Key. 625-M.
nREEN, W. H, 1905 Pacific; X. S55-A.
TRAVIS, H. H., 40 E. Taylor avenue
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-09-15
NORTH WILDWOOD NOTES

Miss Florence DeCaro and Miss
Elizabeth Rittler, of East 18th avenue,
have left for Philadelphia, but will re-
turn in a few days and make North
Wildwood their permanent home.
Mrs. E. Hendry and daughter, of
FIT. Myers, Fla, are planning to re
main through October on West 10th
venue
DR.. w. G. Stout and wife, of West
18th venue motored to their Phila-
delphia home on Wednesday to take
up his city practice again until May,
when he will return to the shore.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-09-15

Mrs. T. j. Gemmel, R. ~, of the
Trenton Bureau of Child Hygiene, rep
resenting the combined state depart
ments of education and health, was in
Wildwood IN Friday of last. week. At
some future date she desires to meet
the school trustees and board of health
members of the island and explain the
Importance of employing a registered
nurse that will be on duty here at our
schools instead of dividing her time
with Cape May and Court House
schools.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-09-15
PLUMBERS

BRADSHAW, C. b., 321 w. Chestnut.
Plumbing & Sheet Metal. Bell 363-M.
COMFY, L., liz E. Garfield. B. 3O3-R.
Heating a Specially. Key. 174-A.
COLL, H., 22O East Maple venue.
Plumbing and Heating. Bell 317-W.
GRIESEMER, H., 1909 Delaware ave.
Heating, Plumbing. Keystone 1871.
WIN. H. JUDSON. 421 W. Pine ave.
Plumbing & Heating, JObbing & Cont.
KENTNER, W. H., 122 E. Wildwood av.
Plumbing e. Heating. b. 219; X. 219.
KILMER, G. H., ~ W. Andrew ave.
Plumbing & Heating. Key. 2O5-A.
LEANING, II. NJ, 1874 E. Andrew We.
Plumbing and Heating. Key. 45-D.
METZ, F. c., $3.50 w. Andrew. B. BOW.
Reliable Plumbing. Keystone 154-A.
RAYNOR, H. H., 21S E. Pine ave.
Ready for Business. Key. 124-M.
SEM, C. w, 126 W. Poplar ave.
Plumbing and Heating. Bell 3S4-J.
SAUNDERSON & MARTIN. X. 1O4-D.
Heating Engineers. lO7 E. Pine. ave.
SHELDON, II. L., $50 W. Spruce. B. 254.
Plumbing & Heating. B. Psi. X. 269-D
Wholesale Plumbers Supplies
KOENEKE BROS. co. Bell 300.
Spencer and Holly Beach. Key. 80.
Joseph Miller, of North Wildwood,
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-09-15
LODGES
HEREFORD LODGE.

HEREFORD LODGE. Meets first
ward fire house hall, second and fourth
Thursdays, September to June.
TALL CEDARS OF LEBANON 1910
Pacific avenue.
WILDWOOD SHRINE CLUB, 1910
Pacific avenue.
EASTERN STAR, 1st and Sd Tues
days, September to June, first ward
fire hall.
EAGLES, 1916 Pacific avenue Open
day and night. Phones.
/. 0. r. NJ, 121 East Wildwood ave.
Fridays.
j. o. O. F., 44O5 Pacific avenue. Mon
day nights.
REBEKKA LODGE, 44O5 Pacific
avenue. Meets first and third We'd
nesdays.
JR. o. o. A. NJ, 121 East Wildwood
avenue. Tuesday evenings.
L. O. OF NJ, 4405 Pacific avenue.
Second and fourth Wednesdays.
ORDER OF YASA, meets 44O5 Pa
cifc avenue.
p. O. S. of A., 121 E. Wildwood ave.
nue.. Every Wednesday.
ID. OF A., 44O5 Pacific avenue. Fri
days, s p. NJ.
DEGREE OF POCAH0NTAS, Tues
day evening, third ward fire hall.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-09-15

terests i n the county, but he is Just
tne strong character, honest straight
forward man we want on this Board.
IL is true, these are all busy men,
but is it not true that the busy men
are the only ones who, generally
speaking, make things go. And where
do you find the successful man who is
not a busy man?
The County of Cape May is very for
tunate in being able to get three such
men as candidates, and they should
be elected by such a majority that will
settle for a long time the possibility
OF our county being controlled by any
OF the contractors or bootleggers'
combines.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-09-15
ARCHITECTS

BOYER. LYNN H., 100 E. wildwood
Ave. Reg. Architect. Key. BOLD.
REEVES, MARK B., Ill ". Magnolia
Ave. Reg. Architect. Bell 465.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-09-15
LUMBER & BUILDING MATERIALS

CLOUTING, C.. II. Garfield and r. r.
Bell 2O1-J; Keystone 2O1-D.
COLSON, FRANK. See ad. above.
GOSLIN, 7. S. co. See ad. page 8
PENN LUMBER & SALVAGE co.
22d & r. II. Bell 500. See adv. above.
WILDWOOD LUMBER co. Bell $50.
Burk and X. II. avs. Keystone 6.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-09-15

WILLIAMS, ALBERT j., 1879 E. Ben
nett Ave. Keystone 332.
YENNEY, E., 21S e. Andrew avenue.
Established % years. Keystone 46-Y.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-09-15

Maskell G. Maurada, Journal re-
porter the past summer, left for his
home in Millville last Saturday and
later in the week started for his first
year in college at williamsburg, Va.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-09-15

Auto busses for Cape May leave
hourly on the hour opposite railroad
stations.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-09-15

Joseph Miller, of North Wildwood,
has gone to Highland Park for the au-
tomobile races.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-21
DUTCH COLONIAL STYLE.

What could be more inviting than
those two comfortable seats which
one comes upon at the end of the
tagged walk leading to the main
entrance Of this Dutch colonial
house?
The skillful housewife who wields
the scepter in this seryantless
household. and who hasn't had time
TO tidy up before Mrs. Smith runs
In of a summers morning for a few
minutes chat. will detain her neigh
Dor here. in the fresh air. and thus
preserve untarnished her reputation
as a spick and span housekeeper.
To balance the attractive ar
rangement just described. there is q
glazed-in side porch on the oppo-
site end Of the house. French doors
flood this little porch with q wealth
of sunshine. Also, II is an ideal
rainy day place for the children. II
1t be fioored with six inch by six
inch square red tile set with large
dark mortar joints. the porch IL
doubiy attractive and can readily
be tidied.
The living room. upon which one
gains direct entrance from the main
entry and which connects with the
pOiNh Jush oSstiAoSu ny VI
French doors, is carefully propop-
toned and well lighted.
Facing the entrance IL . large
brick and tile fireplace with q tile
hearth to which a bed davenport Is
nt companion piece. Four large
double hung windows, each with a
large number OF small panes, . good
place for a built-in window seat,
lend cheer to this arrangement
Jutting OF from the living room
from which II Is quite separate. as
only an ordinary sized door con-
meets, IL . 14-foot 6-inch by 14-foot
dining room. one side of IL opening
on the glazed-in porch previously
described, another facing a simple
but decorative garden arrangement.
and another leading to the kitchen.
from which 1t Is separated by a
buffers pantry.
This suggests that q hinged table
which can be folded down against
the wall would be q handy article
to place up against the wall and
under the small window which
lights the pantry. When guests are
expected, the side dishes and dessert
can be placed in readiness on the
table, a built-in china cabinet being
within easy reach.
on from the kitchen 10 a pantry
closet. a broom closet. and a sepa-
rate compartment for the icebox.