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NATIONAL GRANGE ^The annual meeting of ■ the National j Grange will open in .Wilmington, Del., j with the reception by the State and County officials in the Assembly rooms 1 , of the Hotel duPont Tuesday evening, i The Pomona or Fifth Degree will be 1 conferred Wednesday at 11 a. m.; the I degree of Flora or sixth at the same , hour on .Thursday and the seventh or , degree of Demeter on Friday morning. The meeting Sunday will lx- Memorial ; day. The meeting will adjourn Thursday evening following. Our State Ma*vter, George W. F. Gaunt is Lecturer. The Stone Harbor Grange will hold a grand 'rally Saturday night in honor of being once again in its old meeting place in the spacious dining room of Harbor Inn, anil beginning at 8 o'clock. With foil moon and good roads every grange in thp county, it i» expected, will be represented. The Lecturer's Hour with Mrs. Reese P. Risley in office will begin at abont nine o'clock and will be At the regular meeting of the Stone Harbor Grange laat Friay night it was divided to change the meeting night from Friday to Saturday. The meeting place and hour will be Harbor Inn __Wt 8 o'clock. The application of Miss i Alice Harris was approved and arraugementk made by which the candidate would be obligated in the primary degfcea, meantime and be ready for the finals hi full fonh at the grand rally. ' Following the meeting the members were guests of Mrs. Miller for lunch at the Ellsworth. Help the Kidneys Cap. May Court House Readers are Learning the Way. It's the little kidney ills — The lame, weak or aching back — I The unnoticed urinary disorders — j That may lead to dropsy and Bright 's j disease. When the kidneys are weak. Help them with Doan's Kidney Pills, | A remedy especially for weak kidneys, j Doan's have been sued in kidney troubles for SO years. Endorsed by 30,000 people — endorsed by citiaens of this locality. Mrs. George M. Bilber, Sea Isle City, ; N. J, says: "I suffered for years with | kidney and bladder trouble. 1 tried any I number of remedies and nonsuited doc- j, tors, but did not get much relief until I ; learned of Doan's Kidney Pills and be- j gan using them. They have done me so | much good that I wouldn't think of j being without them. I " w illingly rec- I ommond Doan's Kidney Pills to other | kidney sufferers." P-ie- 5'V. at nil dealer". Don't sinvi ply a«k for a kidney remedy—get DoiiiAvj' Kidney Pills — the same that Mrs. Bill r ) lad. Fe-tcr-Milburn Co.. Pm~., Ruffa-| lo. X. T. f _ v ""J STrrS, «EATPRS ASD R414GVS. j Oil! and see fir \ii»» nf "-'tore Boards, | <*oal Hods. Oil -Cloths. Stove Blacking] and- enamels. ! JESSE M. BROWN.

ifHE REAL ESTATE :j TRANSFERS : 1 | Tlie following is an abstract of con- ^ • vevances entered for record in the 1 ! County Clerk's office, at Ca|x- May, I Onirt' House, for week ending October^ - 1 2:1. 1914: !. I I Borough of West Cape May 1 1 ' -leremiah E. MoCray et us to G. Bol- 1 ' ton El dredge. $1050*' Lot on southerly J City of Cape May 1 j . diaries B. Downs to William W. ! ' Roper. I />t 1022. pla# A. ' Susan R. Cam. ell- to .Iran M. Pearson. Lot 2102 and adjoining 3" feet of lot 1 2103. plan A. Borough of Cape May Point ' Borough of Cape May, Point to Edith , ' J. Woolaon. 48.59. I/>ts 1. 2 and 3. ^ • block L' Cape May County Gazette. I ° WINDSOR ARRIVALS | Philadelphia— B. 1). Patterson. A. F. ' ' . Crise and wife. Dr. Ivigley. L. M. Wal- I den. C. Carel, tiMlaley. M. H. Walters. j< . I_ M. Hali. Geo. E. ' label, Mrs. M. T. | , I /-lite. Jno. A. Lance. I' I- Cap.- May— Francis Rogers. Miss A. 1 1 . B. Van Dervort. Peter Shields. F. 8. j " , Arty. Mrs. J. M. Rogers. I j Wilmington, 1X1. E. 11. Taylor. '< . ! Narbi-th. Pa. F. W. Stites. E. A. j ' . Sterling. F. D. Walker. .1. S. Ketcham. I . Trenton — I has. K. M ills. Haltimon Jerome Apple. '* J INHERITED DEFECTS ; , ATTRIBUTABLE TO ALCOHOL ^ . j Tin- infill, nee of alcohol as a detri- j i mental factor in inheritance is one ' , | vhieb ha. not readily lent itself to ronI v incing experimental proof in the past. ! During the last four years Profe-sor ! I Stoekard of tin- Cornell University Med- J , j ieal School in New York City has bent I engaged in a. study of the effects of sij i-oliol in heredity. He has demonstrated ' eoncluaively "that the germ cells of male guinea-pigs can In- so injured by allow - ! iug the individuals to inhah- the fumes ' j of alcohol that tliey give ri'sT^ to de- i ' fective offspring although mated with ' ' vigorous females. Tlie extension of ! | these unique investigations, in which' 'the offspring from the treated animals vhirh "Teach maturity an- usually ncr- ! I voua and slightly undersized. have fur- ■ | j ther shown tliat the effect of the injury of the germ cells is not only exhibited j by the immediate offspring of alcohol- . , jj"i»ed animals, but is conveyed through j* 'their descendants for at least tlnee gen- ■ ^ mating, followed hv negative results or j early abortions, stillborn vonng or dofective*. An instructive illustration r j was afforded in a ca*e in whieli two of | the four vonng animals wen- completely -Jeyeless. the eyeballs, optic nerves, and • piiil^raa being absent. Such defects rer j according to Stoekard. from tlK- — j-BVmry originally inflicted on the germ jc-ll* by the experimental treatment. Yet 1 I this injury may .have been received by . , earlier generations only. Thus the par- , | rats of the guinea-pigs mentioned were . I j untreated, their four grandparents were t Jalso n«treat"d» but their great -grandfathers were all alcoholized and their.

great grandmothers were all normal animals. The defective eyes of descendants are due to impaired development, not to the direct action of alcohol Plainly the germ cell is actually weakened, if not disabled by the alcohol ■ treatment and all individuals arising Horn combinations involving such a germ cell are likely to be below normal. Aa The Journal of the American Medical Associations says, then- ia food for reflection in these facts. . THAT "DEAR DOG" AGAIN Six' persons, four boys, a woman and | a girl — were bitten by a dog a few j [days ago. The dog was killed. There] is some satisfaction to be drawn from ' that fact. IXig lovers will probably aav that j tin- animal was a "tramp # dag;" tnat ] animals of the same kind that are ! family |«-ts should not be condemm-d for its acta. But it happen* that several dog-. I licensed and a |«art of the property of j Trenton citizens, have attacKcd and ] mutilated chiidVen within the past tew weeks. These dogs are atill alive. j If it were possible to train a dog 1 to set its teeth into the flesh of its owner when seized (bv a biting frenzy | there would tie less reason for complaint. But. unfortunately, the biting . is done oiltRide tlie dog owner's faml- ! Iv, and there is no 'redress for the j suffering that follows. The Jersey Journal in a sarca-tu-j vein, treats the dog question as f«l- j lows: ' "If it is true, as reported, that the state hoard of health is to recommend , to the next legislature the enactment of j a law requiring dogs to be muzzled- when j abroad, every day in the year, we shall have a war of our own in New Jersey. I and it won't be a little two-rent affair, either. Dog owner are a peculiar set. . each one of whom strenuously objects j to having his 'boun' dawg kicked aroun'.' , The idea of requiring dogs to wear muz- j zles all the time, when on the streets or ] 1 roads, is too much for the average own- j I er of a canine pet. "Yet rabies is said to be on the increase in this state and mad dog scares become almost fashionable. Eng- I lland has a law that requires all dog-«] jat large to be muzzled, and from all j ' reports the law works satisfactorily, j j True, there are reputed scientists who j maintain that rabies is a myth and op-, I pose the muzzling of dogs at any time. ! learned opinion is against them. Even j 'if tln-re. were no such disease as rabies, I ' however, the public has a prejudice. *n j unreasonable one, some may «ay,| against being bitten by dogs, and ia j particularly dubious about the sanitary value of dog bites for children. "It wight seem inglorious in these 1 heroic war times to take up arms ' against dogsibut if a dag war is tin- best | kind of an Enterprise we esn scare up iu the martial line, why let's have one, if only for the sake of being in tlie | The time may come when citizens will I pistols with which to defend themselves l against vicious attacks by dog" that are, , I perfect angels in the minds of their . Cap.- May has many dogs that depend their raids on the garbage pails for , j them food as their owners will not feed j , I them. Farmers have long since abanj dom-d the sheep raising industry in . i Cape May County on account of these ' ' half starved brutes. Children riding ; . wheels or walking are constantly an- \ ' I ner and in some cas«-s. tugging at tl.cir ; | clothing. : Then there are sanitary reasons why '(the number of dogs should be reduced.: Bee those new nab* coaches a< ' VfenUeU-*. SI Perry street. W. L. Ewing Jr. WAGON BUIIOER AUTOMOBILE PAINTER ! Large »nd Small Work Careful! Executed Estimstes CXeerfnlly Furnished W. L. EWINU. JR. W.*t Perry Rt*.. I 1 Keystone Phone '■ =

PROFESSION Al HLNKT M. MI.DKKnlQit ATTORN K V-AT-UA W ftsUcJlor la Chancery lor New Jersey Munbw of Pennsylvania Bar. Onpe May. New Jersey. J. SPICKS LRAJUNO COUKSKLLOR-AT-LAW Solicitor. Master and Kxaminer in nanny uBm: Mug has and PrankUa streets cape May, New Jtawoy. ■ 8 AMU Mi. K. vi.nnvrviv ATTORNKV-AT-UAW Merchants National Bank Buiiding Waablagton and Decatur Bis. Cap. May, -New Jersey NOT ART PUBLIC Solicitor and Mastw in Cltancery. R.yMon. 'Pboa. ISA. FLOTD C. HUQHJCS ATTOfih'll-AT-lAW OBct: tvj Waahingtoo Str«.t Cap. Mag, New Jwwr NOTAKV PUBLIC s Solicitor in Chancery O. BOLTON kLDKEDGK . A f TOK.YR V -AT-LA W CdBcea: Merchants National Bank Buil.ilnr Waeliington and Decatur Sis Cape JJay, Now J irsc y . NOTARY PUBLIC Solicitor in Chancery : Keystone 'Phone ICx ' JAMES M. E. HIlttRETH COUN8E1XOR-AT-LAW Solicitor, Master and Examiner In j Char eery NOTARY PUBLIC Offices at No. 114 Ocean Street Cape May. Now Jersey. 1 Keystone 'Phone IIA LEWIS T. STBVENB i Counaellor-at-Imw Special Master in Chancery Supreme Court Commiasloner . | Commissioner for Pennsylvanls 315-18 Washington SL, Cape May. N. I ; MORGAN HAND, JR CIVIL ENGINEER AND 8UBVBTOR CAPE MAT COURT HOUSE. N. J. . Bell 'Phone I 111 Wesley avenue. 4 j B.I1 'Paone IIX Osean Ctty, N. J. ' , DR. J. H. OLIVER DENTIST Estey Building, 1118 Chestnut at, Philadelphia. Pa. (One door a Wore Keith's Thea're) . | I have just bought one thousand sets sjm teeth from a dealer who was in need ] ' »' money — they are the best and finest ! teeth that ran lx- made. To give my 'patient* a chance to get a bargain I1 will make thein a $15 set for $12 until . ' lyihruarv 1 st. MWimnnumiurinuiimLt j Rest for ;] Tired Eyes f \ il obtained by fned, which 1 • us tat your ' eyes and give (k l-f you relief. C. A. LM6STRETH, CAPE MAY OPTICAL * M3 Washington Street Cape May. N\ J. i Everything for the Eye. , Prescription Lenses a Specialty r Keystone Phone 44D. l j Established 1886 'Phone Coonictio ; THE DAYLIGHT STORE ' We've been doing tome lively hust'jng lately to get our whita goods department ready for the 1 usual rush. Tlie fashion weatbervane indicates a big demand for white materials this summer. Our stock is complete and consists of the newest patterns, and 0. L. W. Knerr 518 & 520 Washington St Cap« May, N J.

CAPE MAY COAL & ICE CO. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Beet quality Coal aa all times. Careful ! nrepar-tinn. Guaranteed weight. Pure Ice, manufactured from distilled ! water. Prompt and courteous service. Main Office-512 WASHINGTON STREET v . READING COAL YARDS and Yaro»-pER^Y AND JACKSCN STREETS THOMAS S. STEVENS. .Bvll aad Kej'sione l^.*pboncs Manager

flUDICWlUM CAFJLWjlQ BBFFET Everything in season. Sea fsok and aalede, ^wiehiti Open all the year. OrtUga tra^a aoUaited. Orfan by ykms promptly attended W and Ui ml Both Pftoneo J88N J. MoCANN Keystone TelepW, IW. Wm. p. Brown PbUWBlNG. STEAM and GAS FITTING Jobbing A Specialty. 417 Washington Street Estimates Furnished CAFE MAY Keystone Talapb— 18 i ^ ■ -- — A ' l. JT~. -■^WUL i "flinw *nl vircuuuULUiv*. upwinllr wb.a tk. - * iiir^Ll K U. Tp? If 1 acmoval of furnltur. and plffitiiwa brtasa TO I* out the de,ecUl to Tour wall pap.ra It U alio the but tlm. to kav. c.w impteaaniDlea of any descrtptloa. HI* WMfc yt/ ^■Tl | EjT' t* or th. beat, and bt* >rj*i* m.r* tkna w. LENOIR 111 WASHINGTON STREET A X F you are wondering where to send your son to s % I complete his education, write for a new w ® t booklet entitled "Tom Brown at Peirce's," w 9 which may assist you in reaching a decision. ar If you have a daughter whose future you are consider- ® ing, send for a booklet entitled "Secretarial Positions for ^ ^ Women." 2* ® Peirce School, The School You Have Always Known, Y w prepares young men and young women for useful careers, W s ® and secures desirable positions for them upon the comple- W d ^ tion of their courses of study. W v 2 The 50th School Year will begin September 1. 1914. T T Office op^n every business day; call or send for 50th X il x Annual Catalogue. X | PEIRCE SCHOOL t ^ 917-919 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia ^ When You Gan't Help Yourself __ where you can find a bottle of pure and Pride, when you have a chill after bathing or being out in a rain storm, bottle with you. Don't go away with-'-■^BbA W out a bottle of good brandy, whiskey or ^ gin . . You may need it badly as "first ^ 'Jit V " sometime when it is from Teitelmu'sTEITELMAN'S c Wholesale WINES and LIQUORS.. Manufacturer! of Cold Spring Mineral vVater Shoes! Shoes! NEW, LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF LADIES', GENTLE MEN'S AND CHILDREN'S SHOES AT LESS THAN PHI LA DELPHIA PRICES. AN ENTIRE NEW AND LARGE STOCK OF WALL PAPER .Which Will Be Sold at Prices to Defy Competition. Having had many years' experience in the business, I only aaa L an opportunity to convince my customers that I can sell them at the lowest possible prices. Please examine my stock before buying elaal ■ tier*. ELDR1DGE JOHNSON, 318 Wafthiagtoa Street ' W. H. SMITH & SON 502 BROADWAY WEST CAPE MAY GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS ; Salt Meats. Fruit*, Oranges, Bananas. Patent Medicines, • Hardware. CIGARS AND TOBACCO r] Keystone Phone 161M