REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE WILDWOOD The Holy Name Society of St. Ann’s FRANK L. KING R. C. composed of men and Couiinued from page 1 church, Marine National Bank b >ys, held a smoker at the home of Involves The had a Wildwood Boy Scouts Chris on of What Food Saving S''ully Thursday evening at Wildwood, In the State of New at for the hike LICENSED Jersey, stormy day last Saturday lad week. On Wednesday evei.ing of * tbeclose>of business November 20, 1917: to their campofl shore near Rio Grande. this week members of the went society RESOURCES. Ten of the braved the cold how- and enroll as a member of the United boys to Cape May to attend a meeting of Sign the pledge Auctioneer Loans and asked to do ever, and made the trip. Stewart Cas- the Confederation of Catholic Societies Discounts..1660,421 82 rnd you will be Notes and bills rediscount- States Food Administration, tor and Julius made the trip on ed Nye of Cape May County. (other than bank ac- these things: their bicycles, while Edward Wlrnley, Will ceptances sold). 15.000 00 A has teen called Cry Anywhere -I-8645,421 82 meeting by Cap- §ales _ Preach and prac- Israel Slegte, Clarence Bennett, Stacy Overdrafts, secured and unsecured... 112 38 Eat but tain O’Daniel for an election of officers plenty, U. 8. Bonds to secure circulation. 60,000 00 tice the of Reeves, Horace Reeves, Robert Butter- Loan un- and without “gospel b/ the members of tbe newly organized Liberty bonds, wisely, field, Horace Robinson and Clarence 142 E. Wildwood Ave. pledged, 8% per cent. ^e clean plate. S ate Reserve Militia, to take place at and 4 per cent. 41,760 00 waste. Addis footed it along the irack of the Liberty Loan bonds, pi d- t e city ball next Wednesday night. to secure U. S. and Wildwood and Delaware Short ged less; cook no Bay WILDWOOD. N. other deposits, 8t£ per Buy Dr. and Mrs. S. D. Mayhew left J. cent, and 4 cent. Use local and sea- Line Railroad, starting a little before per 96,000 00 more than necessary; Wildwood this for Florida to 131,750 00 j nine o’clock in the morniug Bonds other morulng. They than U.S. bonds serve smaller por- sonable supplies; a of weeks at the Hotel pledged to secure took utensils and food with spend couple postal cookiug savings deposits. 11,000 00 watch out for waste. Brevard at 8t. which hotel tion»s> them aud built a fire in their but aud Petersburg, ADOLPH B. ANDERSEN Securities other than U. 8. bonds (not lncl ltd 1 ng Is c inducted by the family, use and sea foods in cooked dinuer. Robert Butterfield aud McMurray 8tocks)owned unpledged 150,508 25 Whenever possible poultry, game the Reeves baked from Wildwood. 161,598 25 and boys buckwheat Stocks, other than Federal Reserve place of beef, mutton pork. cakes, the batter for which their moth- Councilman and Mrs. J. F. James Bank stock. 8,400 00 Stock ot Federal Reserve Bank Use and other freely. ers made for them beforehand. The entertained the Epworth League at an (50 per cent. Of subscription). 4,60000 potatoes vegetables Contracting Value ot banking bouse (If unen- went to the store at Ice cream social at their Crest borne corn meal and boys Wbitesboro cumbered) 28.000 00 Save wheat by substituting, in part, last Furniture and fixtures. 60 and bought needed things. It wbb a Monday night. 6,061 Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve other cereal flours for wheal flour. lot corset or gown, 18-25-35-40c. part thereof. Silk Waists Handkerhiefs Blankets Dated November 12th, 1917. Gift for the soles. 30c and 50c. ROBERT BRIGHT, Suggestions Slipper Solicitor ol Complainant, N. J. Skirts Silk Hose Down Quilts Soldier Boy Anglesea, Kimonos Kid & Suede Gloves Comforts Pocket Testaments, neatly bound in Gilts of Fine Underwear X Khaki, 50c. for women are always acceptable. We can Sweaters SGarfs and Caps Towels show you beautiful de Chine ii THE JOURNAL i French mirror, in Khaki case, 25c. Crepe gowns, < < Envelope combinations and Camisoles; also Bath Robes Silk JaGkets Velvet Bags Stationery kit in Khaki. Gowns, Skirts, Envelope combinations, Cor- Cent-a-Words set covers, etc., made of Nainsook or Witch- ii j Chemise Boudoir PoGket Books • i Envelope Caps Military brush set in Khaki _ ery crepe, trimmed with lace, and some .. Celluloid soap box, 60c. hand embroidered, priced iriuch less than Advertisements Inserted an- , Camisoles Aprons Umbrellas der this head tor one aent 1 the market as were * per present warrants, they ■ word first and one- Pocket 5-10-25c. p Insertion; p combs, bought very early. You can save on these p p half cent per word each sob- p p sequent Insertion. No adver- I Handkerchiefs of Khaki 25c. or color, for gifts for your own use. p p tlsement taken for less than < > fifteen cents. p 1 ___^ J LAYING OUT WORK A Group of Gifts Easily Mailed and Sure to Delight Bolt clams for sale at, Streaker’s, Chestnut on our lumber is easy. No and New York avenues, Anglesea.Bell the Recipient Phone 363 W. time lost looking for perfect BOUDOIR confections of lace and Board and room wanted by an elderly man, planks in the first place. CAP—Dainty ribbons, $1.50, $1.00, 75c, 50c, 25c. terms must be reasonable or will not be con- sidered. Monthly terms required. Address are all Little Fancy Aprons, 25c, 35c, 50c. Neckwear, newest designs, 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50. Wheeler, 822 15th street, N. E., Washington, They perfect. Being D.C. so there are no soft or " Handkerchiefs. We can show you some beauties, 5c to 50c; specially good selection at 25c. spots SILK HOSE at various CASHMERE 75c. I have three sums of money to loan now. big knots to be Avoided or prices. HOSE, good quality, 31200, 31500 and ¥2000 on first mortgage. Wm. H. Bright. worked around. The use of One of our Georgette Crepe Waists will make a handsome gift, $5.00 and $6.50; Silk our lumber means a Waists, $2.50 and $3.50; Lingerie Waists, $1.50 to $3.50. Sewing machine for sale. 215 E. Roberts quickly avenue. finished And time saved For Baby we can show you Blankets and Coach Covers, Sweaters, Sacquefc, Bootees, '-7- job. Celluloid etc. For Bale—The Baltimore, 23 bed rooms. is money saved every time. Mittens, Caps, Dresses, Coats, Novelties, Apply on premises, 222 E. Magnolia ave.

For Rent—Furnished apartment at Pine Useful Gifts and Pacific. 38 per month. 8. W. Coombs. i. H. Coombs lumber Co., Inc, Our large stocks of staple dry goods will furnish many useful gifts. We that Violin Instructor. Special attention to be- suggest ginners. Call evenings. Walter Uallaher. 218 you buy early, as we have not many duplicates in some of the lines. We will be pleased W. Magnolia avenue. to show these goods. Lumber Mill work Hardware CONEY’S storage warehouse, express and boarding stables. Teams to hire, moving, booking, shipping. Plano moving a special- & ty Auto trucks to hire lor all purposes, MEECH COMPANY 215. Post offloe, W Udwood, N. J, ■WILDWOOD -PENNSGROVE PAULSBORO jfbone % v ;