1927 REHOBOTH NEWSPAPER AD

REHOBOTH BEACH 1927 ADVERTISMENT

WILMINGTON NEWS JOURNAL

WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1927

This is an abstract of a 3 column x ½ page advertisement in the above named

newspaper. Beginning with “Golden Hours Await You Here” . Every form of vacation

pleasure awaits you here at this delightful resort where Pine Groves meet the Sea. Beach

Parties, dancing, swimming, boating, fishing, tennis, golf and hiking. Invigorating sea

air, good pure water, etc. There is no better bathing beach on the Atlantic Coast than here.

Seashore Realty, Henry W. Conant Company, in the Arcade Building , deals in rentals

and insurance.

Hotel Carlton,, newly decorated, hot & cold running water, electricity, in each room.

New bath house free to guest, American Plan.

W. H. Hopkins, First & Olive Streets, offers one large lot on Columbia Avenue, from

street to street, $1000. Lot facing Golf Course, $600. House in the Pines, $2500.

Corner house, overlooking duPont Lake , large rooms, fireplace, four bedrooms at a

bargain. Rehoboth Avenue lots at $800. Cottages and rooms for rent.

Ralph W. Wingate, realtor and insurance, phone 77.

Belhaven Hotel , dancing, George Madden and the Delawareans will furnish music

for the season.. Mrs. M. C. Barnett, Proprietor.

Anna M. Gregorius , Chiropractor, a Palmer School Graduate, at the Merton Hotel

every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, between 12 noon and 5:30 pm.

John R Tyndall, Contractor & Builder. Estimates given, phone 106 Rehoboth Beach.

Ewing Construction Company, Quality Concrete Block and Building Material . Laurel Avenue and Surf. Phone 14.

REHOBOTH DAIRY, pasteurize milk and dairy products. E. F. Seimes,

Wilmington Avenue.

(INSERT) 29 January 1929, Wilmington News Journal: Harry J. Ellis, owner and manager

of Rehoboth Dairies, made a business trip to Wilmington on Friday last.

Rehoboth Garage, First and Rehoboth Avenue, G. W. Joseph, Proprietor, Auto repairing,storage, washing, gas and oil . Largest garage in Rehoboth with reasonable rates.

July and August we have all night service. . Phone 46.

Arcade Toggery Shop. Haberdashery, Cleaners, Pressing in Arcade Building.

R. B. Ingram, Real Estate and Insurance offers a 50 x 100 lot on Hickman Street.

$650.00.

Blue Bird Cottage now open. June & July room and board, $15. In August $18

a week. Rehoboth Ave., ½ block to beach. Mrs Wisch. Box 13

Boarding at Rossanna Cottage on Olive Ave, a block from 0cean. Mrs Lighthall.

On sale a J. S. Boyd's Every Evening News.

Horns Makes It Famous.

The owner of the mid town garage was Gertha W. Joseph, born 12 March 1876 ,

died 18 February 1962, buried Epworth Cemetery. He was son of Alfred M and

Sarah E., Joseph. He was married to Katie D Lynch, had children Alice, Alberta

and Gerturde, perhaps a son Norman. And before 1920 operated a livery stable

where his garage was. .

04/25/18 HARRISON H.