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For Your Baby. , The Signature of^ is the only guarantee that you have the Genuine prepared by him for over 30 years. YOU'LL give YOUR baby the BEST ■ «ow Your Physician Knows Fletcher's Castoria. Sold only in one size bottle, never in bulk or otherwise; to protect the babies. The Centaur Company.

THE REAL ESTATE v TRANSFERS; The following is an abstract of con- ■ | Veyanoes entered for record in the Coun- 1 ^ ty CScrk'g oflice here for week ending : November 13, 1014: Township of Lower > Abijah D. Rceven et ux to John B. Jlc- ! Phcrson. 4..41 acres of land adjoining Coortland V. Reeves' house lot. on Ray■bore road; also 1.82 acres adjoining i Andrew Potts' laud. D. Morrcll Woolaon et ux to Samuel I T. Wimley et ux. 13 acres, 2 rods and 3 I ( perches known as the Daniel Wool sou ! Homcstcml Place, adjoining lands of | _ Richard Matthews and Frank E.. Rate, 1 Fishing Creek. Borough of West Cape May Frances B. Church to Mark C. Fry■sire. Lot 4, on map of W®. C. El- ! dredge estate; situated 164 feet from ; east aide pf Broadway and extending , north to the east boundary of lands of ( Julia M. Eitredge. Also 393 square ( feet of land on south side of. Emerald avenue, known as lot 3. Eldredge o». | Ute. Cape May City v, Alexapdcr M. Lndlsin to Wm. J. Mc- i MullinT Lot situated -m .Taekson street , adjoining George Hildreth and Rose Laf- , ferfy land. , Wm. .T. McMullin to Charles, If. Ed- , ■mnds. Same as above. • • Peter C. Verga et ux. to Harry Richardson. M.000. Ix»t and hotel properly , known as "CVpe May House." situated , •n X. E. side of Jackson street. Rebecca R. Mills to George T.. Rose- | ■urn. 8175.. 10,050 square feet of land [ and marsh near draw-bridge over Gape , Island Creek at Schellinger's Landing. ' Borough of Cape May Point Frank W. Hughes to Lavina G. ' , Hughes. Lots 55 and 56. block F. — , Gape May County Gazette. o < importance ct Healthy Kidneys Cape May Court House Readers Should : Learn to Keep the Kidneys Well. , ■ The kidneys have a big work to do. All the blood in the body is coursing , through the kidneys constantly to be freed of poisonous matter. It is a 1 heavy enough ta»k when the kidneys ' ' are well, but a cold, chill, fever or I ■••me thoughtless exposure is likely to . Irritate, inflame and congest the "kidneve and interrupt the purifying work. 1 Then the aching frequently begins, ' and is often accompanied by some ir- ; regularity of llie lirine — too frequent , passages. sediment or retention. ' Thousand* testify to the wonderful ' merit of Doan's Kidney Pills, a rem- ' edy for the kidneys only, that has been ] iv»~] in kidney t twMes 50 rears. You will mnke no mistake in following this advice. It comes from a resident of I thi* locality: Semnel Thirkslnw. . Main ct„ Wert i Cape V».y. y. .. -sy«: "I had weak ki '- ( rev- tYl.cn T »'orpil 1 -,iff~re<1 from pair- i" my. back. Do-n's Kldn»y Pills < »-, <rd to be a fine kidney medicir T-tSy «»M ire SO rourh gn-rt that I ree- ; or- u>-nd them Highlv." Prirc 50c. at all dealers. Don't ' aiirnlv »*k for a k'dnev remedy — g- t « Doan e Ktdn v Pills— the same that lui. If Bueksli w had. Foster-Mi'burn Co.. IV. *_ Ruffe to. V. Y. Buy your Christmas gifts now in i f Cap* May. , )«

| STATE COLLEGE FOR WOMEN I Grange organizations throughout New j Jersey have taken the initiative to have ' | the state li-gislature of next year make I mi appropriation of $50,000 for the erec- | tioii of n building to be used for a state I college for women. To impress upon | tin* legislature the general demand for j such a college, the grange's of all locali- ! J ties of the state aw pas-iug resolutions j fiivolijig the project and these will be I j forwarded to the legislatun'*" w hen it , | meets in January. M The ndfit of the granges is that the ' state college for woimm should hi- built ' j Mini operat.il under the same managej ment as the state College tif Agriculture lit New Rranswick, and admitiisteriil in ' j eo-operation with that institution. ' The gimeral plan for the state college j for women is that it should provide facilities for the education of youug j women of the state as tcaehers and j secretaries. so that New Jersey women j may have the places which are . now ' ; filled by women from outside of New 1 Jersey. Governor Fielder has already , ; indorsed the idea, but before anything j i : definite ran be done in the movemeut, j j tbe project must have the indorsement ' 'j«f the legislature. i. THE NEW WET AND DRY LINE-UP , 1 As s resit of the November elections j , there an- now fourteen states in the' • dry column. ' They are Arizona. Colo- 1 ( ! ralo. Georgia. Kansa.-. Maine. Missis-! , sippi. North Carolina. North Dakota, ■ ( j Oklalionis. Oregon . , Tennesee, Virginia, | ' ' Washington and West Virginia. ' ! There remain 15 rtati-s *ti which halfj' the population- live in so-called iSo-1:- • 1 cense territory. They are Alabama. I ' Arkansas. Florida. Idaho. Indiana. Iowa, : Kentucky. l-nuMana. Minnesota, Ne- 1 bniska. New Jlampahirv. South Carolina. . Feuth Dakota. Texas and Vermont. There remain eleven states in which ( \ 25 per cent of tbe population liver iu i nil-license territory. They are Califor- , nia, Delaware. Illinois. Maryland. | Massachusetts. Michigan. Missouri. ' ' Ohio. Utah. Wisconsin and Wyoming.: At different times in the past. 23 states ; have ailoptiil the policy of prohibition. ; All but nine for one reason or anothcrT^ . n ban. kmc.! it for local option <jr control by license. California and Ohio, out of the six J ^ states in which statewide prohibition j , amendments were voted on this fall. , ' elected to remain in the wet column. In j Ohio the new amendment to the consti1 tution practically places the state in the wet column forever, -ws it provides , | that no> new liquor legislation shall be { into tbe legislature. The i present laws, however, arv very stirct , and arc carried out to the lcitf ». The : new. amendment dora not prohibit tbe , holding of wet and dry elections in I communities, lind-'r the laws that are at present in force. Tbw-^tnt''- tliat have voted dry during the TtUjJ are Arizona. Colorado, . Or.-gon, kyaMfington and Virginia. MADF IN AMERICA Ospi' Msv Bond, the papr of unusual quality, msde in three styles with / j envelopes to match — Star and Wave t Stationery Depart ment. I CALIJNG CARDS Engraved and printed. Prompt am ice at Hi* Star Wave Stationery Di-partmtwt I

GREEN CREEK i Several of our people have English pbeaaents mounted for parlor decoration. Luther Cresae has the latest. Clement Selorer and wife were shopping at Cape May (Sty Friday. While Frank Ma this waa passing thru Whitesboro tbe other day on his wheel he was attacked by a vicious dog which • tore a hole in his rubber boot and punctured his leg. That dog bad better be tak<a^ care of or he will meet with an accidentRev. Cramer, a Baptist minister of Berlin, spent Sunday with Charles Marquet and wife. Mrs. Mary E. I-ake, Mrs. Mary Miller and Sirs. Priscilla Grace drove down to Dr. W. A. 1-ake to spend Thursday, got storm-stayed and returned next day. John and Frank Mathis . have moved ' their boats over in the sounds where they are catching clama. Dr. Raymond Robinson has opened a dental parlor at his home here and ready to do dental work, big or little Some of our people have predict. -d cold winter and have put in new stoves to meet tbe emergency. William Conovcr is at home for a few days from a sea voyage. Albert Dawson and wife, of Bridgeton, are with friends here this week. Mr. Dawson is in pursuit Of game. They were former residents here. Thomas Lopor. wife and daughter, and Edward Armstrong and wife, were called to Goshen Sunday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Edwards. Mrs. Edith Sayre, of Millville. spent Sunday with friends here. Mrs. Pheobe Conovcr and Miss Marion Mixncr drtivo over to Court House on District Superintendent Dr. George H. Neal preached a splendid sermon Sunday morning in the Methodist Church. : holding the third quarterly meeting Saturday evening. Clama are bringing ten dollars mid ' fifty cents per thousand on the station ' at Rio Grande and not very plcntyful 1 at that. rj Capt. Ezra Norton went to Philadel- ■ 1 pliia Sunday to visit his wife, who has ' | been in a hospital several weeks, nor ' case was critical but* she was able to ' l accompany him home Tuesday mid stood the trip remarkably well. With ' no farther drawback her recovery is ' looked for. Our community was I on Monday on bearing of the death of 1 Captain In-wis Stilwell, of Goshen. Sonic of our farmers have had their ! late potatoes frost bitten by the cold •' weather the past week. ' Tnesdgy was donation day at the ' Methodist parsonage, two wagon* mine 1 in well loaded with gifts to the pastor ' from friends. 9 Our public school was closed Wedncsi day noon Prof. Coffraan -went to his ' J Trentoa home and school will not open • j till Monday. ' | Quite a number of our friends cnterj taincd company on Thanksgiving, i Elmer Hemmingway was at Fishing . ' ! Cn-ek this week helping 1- I*. Bnte 1 1 Lgatlier his large potato crop. 1 Send postal card to Trov I ainudry, . ' j Cape May. for their 1915 Calendar. ■STOVES, HEATERS AND RANGES. ; " | Call and s.-e our line of StovV Boards. . j Coal Hods. Oil Cloths. Stove Blacking JESSE M. BROWN. J So* those new nahy concnra a: , Vk'« nixell'a. 6k Perry str-et Advertise yoiir wonts in th ». Cape May Star and Wave. Read the Star and Wiv« 1 ' W. L. Ewing Jr. WAGON BUIIDER AUTOMOBILE PAINTER : ' : . Large »nd Small Work Carefull Executed Estimates Cheerfully Furnished 1 W. L. EWING, JR. West Perry SU„ ! Keystone Phone

PROFESSION Al Hi-NRi u. lauMwnoa ATTOKRBI-AT-UW , ■eUcitor la CM— tier jr for New Jeroey Member or Paaaaylvaaia liar. QM Mar. New Jera*rJ. SPICKS LKAML1NG COU N BELLA) R-AT-LA W ■•Uallee, Msslu aai Lximiisr la Ctmaneiy OMm: Hnchaa aa4 Knaklla streets Cape Mar. New J*rnerBAMUKL v. BI.DHgrioE ATTORNEY -AT-LAW MercliaaU National Beak Bulldia* Waahlaatoa and Decatur Us. Cape Mar. New Jerary NOTARY PUBLIC Solicitor ana Master la CliaacerrEarntnae 'Pboae UA. PLOYD a HUOI1EU ATTORNK Y-AT-LA W Ofltoe: 601 Waahlnxton Street Cane May. New Jeraey. NOTAHY PUBLIC Solicitor in Chancery Q. BOLTON ELDKEDOK* ATTOR.N'EV-AT-UW ' lilBoea: 1 Merchants National Beak Bulhlma Tt'aaiilncion ami Iwcatur SL , Cane Hay. New .1 :rwy. NOT A R V PUBLIC Solicitor la Oaancery j Keystone • l'hone S6x - JAME8 M. E. HILDRETH COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW Solicitor. Master and Examiner In | Cliarcery NOTARY PUBLIC Offices at No. 114 Ocean Street j Cage May. New Jeraey. . Keystone 'Phone XtX ' LEWIS T. STRVENS Coo nsellor-at-Law Special Master in Chancery Supreme Court Commissioner I Commissioner for Pennsylvania, j 315-18 Washington St., Oape May, N. I. j MORGAN HAND, JR I CIVIL ENGINEER AND 8URVEYOB i CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE. N. J. Bell 'Phone 6 III Wesley avenue, - Bell 'Pnone ttX Ooeaq City. N. J. DR. J. H. OLIVER DENTIST Ksiey Buildtng, 1120 Chestnut SC. Philadelphia. Pa. 1 (One door above Keith's TheaVe) I ; «PB. 1 liavc just bought one thousand sets' ' oi twlli from a dealer who was in need s o' money — they , arc the best and finest r tii'tli that can be made. To give my ' patients a cflanoe to get a bargain I 1 w ill make them a ?15 set for $12 until 1 February 1st. py I Rest for _ Tired Eyes I f is obtained | xtrsin. Let I s ux ttit your ft A. LOMSSTRETH. . wsii wtMtwt'.twrwmw »%%%> 1 CAPE MAY OPHCAL ! 513 Washington Street ■ Cape May, X. J. j Evervlliing for.Uie Eye. . Prescription T«en.ses a Specialty Keystnge Phone 44T). : Established 1886 Thaae Coiinectio ' Bit MM) SIBRt hike been doing some lively j hunting lately to get our white goods department ready for the I usual rush. The fashion wirthorvane indi- j caie* a big demand for white mater- j ials this summer. Our stock is complete and consist* of the newest patterns, and faViea. I 0. L. W. Knerr 518 & 520 Washington Si, j Cape May, N J.

CAPE MAY COAL & ICE CO. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Be«t quality Coal as all times. Careful prepar-tion. Guaranteed weight. Pure Ice, manufactured from distilled water. Prompt and courteous service. Main Office -512 WASHINGTON STREET v , READING COAL YARDS end '""•"PERRY AND JACKSON SIRE TS THOMAS S. STEVENS. aid ktjikac lekykwa Manage,

tnm+iet m hum. See ieeA ui Isiriltiiii Of*m el Ik. ymi. «MHse UeA MSOta*. (MOT W fbOT r»>r<iy -nuii, u .si sam ml B»rh Ske>M JOHN J. McGANN Ksj^sai Taiapksae, MM. Wm. F. Brown PLUMBING. STHRM and GflS FITtlHG jobbing A Specialty. 417 Washington Street bstimaUs burnished CAUC MAY Keyatons TeWphone 126 A i j *ml '* an' tn t— stt»nd«a watk nnplaaB* M<?oval "e fuiuiiur. auil pl^iraa brtaaa Inx d&nt. and a postal mailed to *wVl. IU WASHINOTOI4 STREET TF you are wondering where to send your son to BS ■ I complete his education, write for a new w "'A booklet entitled "Tom Brown at Peirce's," W ^ which may assist you in reaching a decision, a? If you have a daughter whose future you are consider- 3K ing, send for a booklet entitled "Secretarial Positions for sf | 9 Women." W ■ fp Peirce School, The School You Have Always Known, Y • Jr prepares young men and young women for useful careers, W s fl? and secures desirable positions for them upon the coinple- w i (j|S tion of their courses of study. w >' A The 50th School Year will begin September 1, 1914. W I a Office open every business day; call or send for 50th l k Annual Catalogue. X g PEIRCE SCHOOL | ^ 917-919 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia & w ^ ^ JC- -c;. -C- >C- -C- "C- -C- -C- 3 -C- "C- -C- -C' -C- "C- -C «OT- ! VS VVhen You Oan't Help Yourself Jyy anil there i" no place near at hand — viitro jou c>n find a bottle of pure and bottle wiUi you. Don't go away withoiit a bottle of good brandy, whiskey or TEITELMAN'S 5 Wholesale WINES and LIQUORS.. Manufacturers of Cold Spring Mineral tfV&ter ~~ Shoes! Shoes I ! NEW, LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OK LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S SHOES AT LESS THAN PH1LA DELPHIA PRICES. AN ENTIRE* NEW AND LARGE STOCK OF Wall paper Which Will Be Sold at Prices to Defy Competition. Having had many years' asperienrp in the business, I only a aft : in opportunity to conrisea my cuitomcrs that I can sell them at tka I lowest possible prices. Please examine my stock before bnying els* | wbeiw. ELDRIDGE JOHNSON, 318 Washington Street W. H. SMITH ^ SON 502 BROADWAY WEST CAPE MAY GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS Salt Meats. Fruits, Oranges, Bananas. Patent Medicines. Hardware. CIGARS AND TOBACCO Keystone Phone 161M