Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-04-28
WILDWOOD NEWS NOTES

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culating in wildwood this week. Two
of them were handed in at the Union
Bank on Monday. Two dollar bills
have evidently been raised to twenties
II is plain to be seen that the bill had
been tempered with. People should
he on the lookout for the bad pieces OF
money. 1t is believed the money was
mt in circulation here last Sunday.
William A. Haffert, editor OF the
Cane May County Times, Sea Isle City
and the affable secretary of the Cape
NAV County Chamber of Commerce
was in wildwood Tuesday afternoon
and gave the Journal office a pleasant
call. Editor Haffert recently issued
the Season-Opening edition of the
Times. containing 81 pages of inter-
esting matter about Cape May County.
including man. views of the seaside
resorts and pictures of several of our
leading men. Contained in its at
tractive pages are pictures of two
wildwood men, one of whom is one OF
the early settlers of Holly Beach and
the other is a younger man but re-
Gently entered into the stirring &C
~tivities of his home town and county.
Freeholder Charlie A. Norton, first al
luded to-, contributed his County
Beautiful" article, and H. Foster Cos
lin. president of the Wildwood Board
of Trade, wrote a golfng article.
Ladies' and Misses Spring Suits OF
Tweed and Tricotine at greatly re-
duced prices, at The Fashion Shop
adv.
John P. Lopez, of frankfort, has ar
rived in wildwood for the season OF
1922, resuming his engagement with
H. J. Higgins, the Pacific avenue
barber, for the ninth consecutive year.
A treat is in store for the old folks.
The Baptist Choir is preparing a pro-
gram to be given in the High School
Auditorium on Thursday, May 18th.
The main feature of this entertain
ment will be the revival of the old
time songs. The choir is to be assisted
by a very talented pianist and a
reader from Philadelphia.
For durability and color effect use
Minerva yarns. Jane Scott, Boardwalk.
adv.
Two gaily decorated automobiles
were in wildwood Wednesday evening
celebrating the marriage of Norris
Haldrumer and Mabel Shaw, of Town
sends Row, Cold Spring. The bride
and groom were in one of the autos and
the groom was all logged up in a dress
suit.
Early Wednesday afternoon a grass
fire on the vacant lots between Spen-
Ger and Spicer emu at Atlantic
avenue caused a fire alarm, when the
flames were dangerously nearing the
Bon Air apartments.
Hand carved ivory pendants at
Adachi's, Pacific avenue and Davis;
indestructible oriental pearl neck
laces; carved beads of bone and ivory;
finest rice face powder, 35c a box;
oriental wistaria talcum, 15c per tube;
fishing tackle; imported bamboo rods.
All goods new and fresh. See our in
viting window displays.-adv.
Plumber William Neill has had his
residence at 22S East Spencer avenue
raised up and other improvements
made. Mr.. Neill is now working on a
SO, 200 plumbing contract for Mrs.
Click, who purchased sometime ago
the Bakers theatre and bath house
property. Fifty bath tubs are being
placed in the bath houses. The car
penter work is in charge of William A.
Thompson.
One of the greatest assets of Wild
wood is it's fine quality of drinking
water. 1t springs from the original
1895 and from additional wells off
shore from a property bought by the
City of Wildwood a few years ago,
which is located on the Green Creek
road near Rio Grande.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl L. Seibert re-
turned recently from Belvidere, where
they spent the winter, accompanied by
Mr.. Siebert's mother, who is 80 years
of age. They are at their summer
home on West Pine avenue.
Ladies' and Misses Spring Suits of
Tweed and Tricotine at greatly re-
duced prices, at The Fashion Shop
adv.
A. X. Blinn has sold his cottage on
East Taylor avenue, which he bought
about a year ago from Catharine Betz,
to Mr.. Carly, of West Taylor avenue,
a former Philadelphia. For many
years this cottage was owned by Henry
Apeler, whose family summered there.
Mr.. Blinn and family will move to the
Roberts apartments nearby.
L. G. Seidle is open for business at
his barber shop at 3414 Atlantic ave
nue., opposite Hunts Casino, specialize
ing in children's work.-adv.
Byron Croker Post, American Lee
gion, of Wildwood, have now 40 paid
up members and is the largest post in
the county. The members went to
Woodbine last night to a county rally
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