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THE GRANGE The officers of the Stone Harbor Grange, f6r 1916 excepting tie Worthy Vaster, Mrs. Reese P. Risley, and the 'Assistant Steward, Leon Herbert, both of whom were unavoidably absent, were installed last Saturday night, Deputy A. D. T. Howell officiating. Those assisting were Mrs .Howell as Chaplain; Harry Simpson, as acting Master, and Mrs. Troxel, as organist; .Mrs. Eli \ Town send presenting the candidates; I Overseer, Samuel E. Herbert; steward, X Ksnnard Turpin; lecturer, Mtfrie L. Van ^Thuyne ; chaplain -Eli" Townsend ; secroJ tary and ti^asurer, Osee Herbert; gate ^ keeper, E. S. Starr; lady assistant stew- . aid, Blanche Seamon ; the Graces, Kath- 1 •rine and Margaret Townsend and Esther Turpin. The meetings of this Grange are Saturday nights. The Gape May Pomona or County ' Grange will hold its winter meeting ; with the Oold Spring Grange, the after- j noon and evening of the 19th inst. It ' ] had been the purpose to ronfer the ' fifth degree in full form at this see- ! aion, but the general expression, so far h as heard, is that it will best be deferred , to A special meeting to be held in Cold < Spring a little later, and when there has ' been more time for preparation. The j special business of this winter's Pomona ! la the biennial installation of officers. | and which will probably be a number of ' the afternoon session. To have the de- ( gree conferred in full form In the af- , ternoon would be to spoil everything, 1 - and, to have it in the evening would be to drop Brother Howell's hour and j thus deprive a large number of people, j who look to the' Pomona evening session 1 as an open meeting, and for the good of the public. The great beauty of the Pomona degree will be lost if the presentation is hurried, and. there cannot be the time for rehearsal that will permit a perfect representation. Then, again, there has not been time to work ' up a full list of candidates for the degree. The plan being talked over is to take the oppertunity of being together to make arrangements for the degree 1 and with the idea of presenting something worth while. Mrs. Risley, who as ' Pomona is Goddess of the Degree, will ' meet with the ladies of the Oold Spring Grange, on Saturday, and action they c may take will be final 1 County Deputy Howell installed the Odd Spring officers on Monday, the Diss 1 Creek officers on Tuesday, the Palermo and Tuckahoe officers later in the week, ' and will visit Sonth SeaviBe for its installation next Tnesdav. The Rio ' ( = t

Grande Grange being on the same night as the Diaa Creek, had to find some one d«. COUNTY CODlfCa OF THE DOMESTIC ARTS. Members of the Cape May County Council are to b* invited to meet Mrs. ' William M. S&ndford of Plainfleld at ' President Hand's offioe in the Bank Building at Oonrt House, the afternoon 1 of the 22d inst., two weeks from this Saturday. Mrs. Sand ford is director of the .Home and School Division of the New Jersey Congress of Mothers and a 1 most pleasing speaker.

GLERK ALL RUN GOWN ■ Restored To' Health By Vinol | Sbelbyville, Ind. — "I am a clerk in a ] hotel ana was all run down, no energy, tny blood was poor and my face covered with pimples. I got so weak 1 had to 1 out op an Awful right to keep at work. ] After taking many other remedies without benefit Vinol has re to red my health sad strength."— Roy F. Bird. •* ( - For all iwn-down, weak, iuhom ! sTvts ken tonic without oil Try it on our ' guarantee. ' C 1M m mm,. BntfS Cm ' Wtm J— «T 1

HERE AT HOME Cape May C. H. Citizens Gladly Testify t and Confidently Recommend Doan's 1 Kidney Pills. It is testimony like the following j that has placed Doan's Kidney Pills so far above competition. When people right here at home raise their voice in ' praise there is no room left for doubt. Read the public statement of a Cape ( C. H. citizen : I Mrs. William Scull, Hand avenue, Cape May C. H., says : "I was often bothered bv weakness in my back, 1 ' especially after I did any work that j 1 obliged me to stoop. I had pains in my | and as time passed, I became | worse. Nothing helped me until I got j (Man's Kidney Pills at Corson's Drug | ' Store. After 1 bad used two boxes, the • pains left." (Statement given Januarv 1 , 1908.) | Over three years later Mm. Scull | said: "My experience with Doan's Kidney Pills has been such that I gladly renew my former endorsement of them." I Price 50c. at all dealers. Don't I < simply ask for a kidney remedy — get ] , Doan's Kidney Pills — the same that j Mrs. Scull had. Foster-Milburn Co., c Buffalo, N. Y. ' GREEN CREEK ; George Johnson Slaughtered too two , and fifty pound bogs Monday, j MisST Priscilla Hand of Philadelphia, ( spent Sunday with her parents. j Miss Doroty B rough ton spent the c holiday week in Philadelphia. j Mr. and Mrs. George Hand of Wild- ( wood are guests of friends here this j week. Truman Hickman and wife attended church services at Tabernacle Sunday | morning. £ Oapt. S. C. Norbury has bad a se- j attack of grip for three weeks. Miss Emma Norbury is with her sis- j in Philadelphia for a few days. Mrs Alwilda Foster has gone to Dor- T Chester to keep house for Mr. Charles i - Champion. We think Mr. Champion for- ! tunate in securing her for his home. 1 Rev. W. A. Ellis and wife entertained I their son of Philadelphia last week, j Prof. John Quimby of Phoenixville ' spent the holiday week with Oapt. and M. M. Norbury. Mrs. Edna Swain Douglass of Court spent Thursday with her sister, Mrs. Charles Hollingsead. Oapt Silas H. Shaw and wife of Rio Grande, spent Thursday with Truman ' wad wife. , Mr. and Mr*. Lehman of the,Wiiawood pumping station entertained the City Oommmissioners and wives Thursday. They enjoyed a goose dinner WnefeAs were entertained.- I

Miss Lizzie Thompson who has been [ at Rio Grande, returned home Thura- J day afternoon. I Mrs. Maggie Hick .nan spent Friday j afternoon with her slater, Mrs. Iaaac I Parsons at Holly Beach. " William' H. Thompson and" Lather ' Crease *hre putting np the fence along the roadside over Fishing Creek Cause - way. ' ' . J Frank Camp, who has been attending college at Perkiomen, Pa., has returned home and will be. otherwise employed. The ladies of Arbutus Temple held their annual reunion and supper on ' Thursday evening. ' Oapt." Joseph James spent Sunday with relatives at Dennisville. William Wheeler of Ocean City, spent the first of the woek with friends here. Ralph Schelleuger and family spent New Years day with Capt, Charles P. Vanaman and wife at Dias Creek. ' Mr. Walton Grace and wife and sister, Mrs. Rae Gandy, Mrs. Carlos j Broughton «nd daughter, Mrs. Charles • Carlisle of Eldora, called on Mrs. Susan Hickman on Tuesday. | Lewis Bennett and wife of -Cape May, spent Sunday with her parents, Wesley Thompson and wife. Lehman Richqpnd returned after a week spent with friends at Dividing ' Creek. 1 Charles H. 1,0 per and wife Thomas - Loper, wife and daughter, spent New | Year's day with Edward Armstrong and wife at their home at Holly Beach. William H. Thompson who is employed in building the new road Ml Cape May, via Fishing Creek, learned where a flock of wild geese were located. He 1 appeared there early in the morning and ' brought down a fine ten pounder. Miller Robinson spent last week with | bis cousin Stanley Robinson at West Cape May. Miss Marion Mixner, the only daughter of George and Alwilda Mixner, was married on December 27th to Walter I Crease of Erma. They were married in Camden, where Mr. Crease has a steady • run on the train to Pennsgrovc. They went to New York on a short wedding . tour and will reside in Camden. They have the best wishes of our people for a long and happy married life. After being confined to the house two 1 weeks with grip, Capt. S. C. Norbury is again able to be out. The frame of the new bungalow of . Frank Schellenger was raised this week. The members of Hereford Lodge, L 0. " 0. F., who reside here were ealled to ] Erma on Wednesday to attend the funeral of their brother. Denman lngersoll. 1 1 A. T. D. Howell, District Deputy Grand Master of the ( Irartge^Kh hHl ( wife, run down Monday evening and took Truman Hjckman and wife down to Cold Spring, where a fine session was ] held, after which the officers were installed for the ensuing term which was j ' turn followed by a fine setout. |j Mrs. Setli Miller and son spent Mon- |l day afternoon with Cape May friends. ' Ralph Schellenger met the Township | * Committee for the last time of his term 5 I Thursday. He has served the township j I faithfully as an officer and given good | ; {satisfaction.* The new hoard will meet M land organize tbifc Thursday. The Misses Schellenger entertained a ' ; number of their young friend- Friday j j evening. Miss Helen returned to her I ! 1 school at Glassboro Sunday afternoon j j j and Misses Ethel. Mary, and Elizabeth M j returned to Carlisle Monday. J VOCATIONAL TEACHING. i ; ( Director R. D Maltby of the Atlantic ; County Vocational Schools met with the | ; Cape May County School Board for Vo- I rational Training in Superintendent's j - Hand's office in Court House on Tues- 1 day and told of the methods by which j Atlantic County growers are getting their profit from the vocational schools, and hinting at what we with as great j advantages in conditions and location, r might hope to do. All members of the board were present. President Stevens of May City being chairman. Mem- - Bayard and Camp were made the committee on estimates for the Cape ) school to meet members Hope and Charles Clouting of the of Freeholders. T UNCLAIMED LETTERS. » | Link 0 t Melaimed letters remaining in g May Posteffice for week ending 8 5, 1916: b Ireland, Thos. H. (2); Waples, Mrs. Witherow, W. R. In calling for the above please say advertised- J. E. TAYLOR. P. M

| jj Professional Cards | i. SPICE B LEAMING GOUNSELOR-lT-U W Solicitor, Master and Examiner id ' Chancery OfB*: Hughes and Franklin StK. Cape Stay, New Jersey . NAMUHL F. ELDREDGE ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Merchants National Bank Building Washington and Decatur Sts.. Cape May, New Jersey NOTARY PUBLIC Solicitor and Master in Chancery. Keystone Phone 35 A. HENRY H. ELDREDGE ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Solicitor in Chancery for New i Jersey Member of Pennsylvania Bar. Cape May, New Jeuey. JAMES M. E. HILDRETH COUNSELOR-AT-LAW Solicitor, Master and Examiner in Chancery NOTARY PUBLIC Offices at 214 Ocean Street Cape May New Jersey. Keystone Phone 89A. LEWIS T. STEVENS Counsellor-at-Law Special Master in Chancery Supreme Court""po mmiasioner Notary Public 618 Washington Street, Cape May, N. J.|

MORGAN HAND, JR. CIVIL ENGINEER ^ AND SURVEYOR Cape May Court House, N. J. Bell Phone 5. 819 Wesley avenue, Ocean City. N. J. Bell Phone 56X. J. H. OLIVER DENTIST 1120 Chestnut Street Philadelphia, Pa. ( One door above Keith's Theatre) I Filling a specialty — rrom one dollar | up. Bridge work, rive dollars a tooth, j My special plates never rock. No one 1 has this method but myself. Win al- | low you carfare when you order th* 1 teeth. Bell Phone — Walnut lttt. Don't Frown I You do this because j ^ou can t see we^' [ | ■ Let me test your F eyes and give you f ^ that win smooth C. A. LONCSTRETH Specialist la Eye letting 222 Market Street, Philadelphia £ CAPE MAY OPTICAL 613 Washington Street Gape May, N. J. FOR THE EYE. LENSES SPECIALTY Keystone "Phone 44D Drug Shop (THE REXALL STORE) Patent Medicines, Drug Sundries, Goods at Lowest Prices; Ask to the Blu. Line Rubber Goods, 2 year guarantee; also fresh stock of Pirtks, Samoset ar.d Huyler Candles; All Writing Paper and Holiday Goods reduoed Washington and Decatur 8 tree*, Decatur and Washington Streets CMpe May.

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