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Tt: OAILY BAMMSH
The Daily Banner is published every
afternoon, except Sunday, at Cambridge,
Maryland, by
LINDSAY C. MARSHALL,
Editor and Lessee
Entered as second-class mat.tei at the
poa to thee at Cambridge, Mary land.
TERMS
One Year . $2.00
Six Months SI.OO
Three Months . . so.r>o
CIRCULATION 1,100.
MONDAY, [OCTOBER 14 1907
HURLOCK ITEMS.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. D. Bradley have re
turned home after spending a few days in
Salisbury.
Mrs. Lee LeCompte, of Cambridge,
visited Mrs. M. M. LeCompte on Wed
nesday
Mr. and Mrs C. J. Colons and daugh
ter, Rachel, spent the first of the week in
Baltimore.
Mr. J. B. Maddox, of Front Royal, Va.,
spent part of the week with his brother,
Rev. Carroll Maddox.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Woolen and daugh
ter, Mary, were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. O. C. Beckwith on Sunday last
Advance.
“Uncle Josh Perkins’’has a most ir
teresting plot, the lines are well written,
the characters well drawn, and the ac
tion natural aud not forced. To add
to the production, the management has
equipped it with a complete scenic tn
vironment, while the acting is made up of
the very best metropolitan talent and in
cludes a number of well known local fav
orites.
THE REVIVAL AT GRACE CHURCH.
Rev. Mr. Rosser preached two very
strong and impressive sermons at Grace
Church yesterday. There was a pro
ncymced feeling manifest
These revival services will be continued
every night this week. The public is in
vited to attend them.
NECESSITY OF A VARIED DIET.
A matter of no little importance in main
taining a good healthy appetite is variety
of diet. Appetites soon flag if there is a
monotonous rameness in our daily food
An unusual delicacy will add to the en
joyment of the whole meal.
Of course bread is a staple food. No
meal is complete without bread or some
other wheat food. We may think we
never tire of bread, but try some radical
change and see how welcome it is. Tiy
National Biscuit Company’s Graham
Crackers The unbolted wheat of which
they are made is not only delicious, but
stimulates the appetite and the digestion.
The flavor of the National Biscuit Com
pany Graham Crackers is entirely differ
ent from the old coaise kind originally
made by Dr. Gidham. The same pro
gress which experience, skill and study
have produced in all the products of this
Company has made the Graham Ciacker
not only a healthy food, but a delightful
delicacy.
Por the indoor worker—the office man—
the inactive, nothing makes a better lunch
than Graham Crackers and ndlk. Light,
but sustaining, without heaviness or sleep!
ness so often following a heauy lunch of
rich foods.
Keep Graham Crackers on the table as
well as bread, and the staff of life can be
eaten in either form that particularly ap
peals to the taste.
National Biscuit Company Graham
Crackers come in moisture and dust-proof
packages, keeping in all their delightful
flavor, crispness and freshness.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children,
The Kind You Have Always Bought
ID. H. LeGompte & Sons
$ fill This Fall
'|| Weather
4 C ;• fairly suggestive of
11'^'■!& % lv light weight overcoats.
V -4 %*' '' Raw davs and chilling
j , will ha y. e no
' are inside or one of
•' our light weight
T| : I p i OVERCOATS. '
H !■ Shoes! 1
K::l j If you are not satisfied
i with the wear of your
shoes, try a pair of our
Packord Shoes.
Boys’ School Pants. I
We have just rereived a full line of Boys’ Knickerbocker
and plain pants for the school boys.
D. H. LeCompte & Sons
“ Uncle Josh i'erkins,” the greatest
comedy success, is down for an engage
ment ui one night tit the Auditorium on
Tuesday, Oct 15th. The play is built on
original lines and is said to be presented
by a brilliant company, who make the
most possible out of every type of char
acter enacted While built largely for
laughing purposes, there is enough pa
thos, human interests and thrilling situa
tions unfolded to suit all classes of men,
women and children, too. The fort he. an I
ing engagement of this company will j
doubtless attract unusual attention from !
the playgoers of Cambridge.
State of Ohio, City of Toledo, (
Lucas County. ) ’ I
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm of F. J.
Cheney & Co., doing business iu the
City of Toledo, County and slate afore
! said, aud that said firm will pay the sum i
kf ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS f.-rj
ach and every case of Catarrh tnat cun- 1
I not be cured by the use of Hall’s Catarrh j
I Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, tßis (>th day of December,
i A. D. ISS6
, a . A. W. GLEASON,
(Beal) Notary Public.
Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the b'ood and mu
cous surface of the system. Sedd for
testimonials free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledy, O.
Rohl by all druggists, 75c.
Take Hall’s lamily pills for ccustipa
tion.
Auditorium
TUESDAY,
OCTOBER 15,1907
THE BIG FUN SHOW
Uncle
Josh Perkins.
Singers, Dancers and Comedi
ans. An everlasting success.
See Uncle Josh at the County
Fair. Watch for the big parade
of the Hayseed Band.
Prices 25, 35, 50c.
Seats on sale at box office Mon
day at 10 a. m.
SET 'DF T FT—By tSe carting of aline during
Tut suay’t gale near Bcooni'a light a goso
line bnt Reward if returned to residence of
l.ouis Dei age, Cambridge, Md. Juuius Baker.
10-11-31
LOST.
T OST—Sunday more ing, near my residence • n
High street, pair of gold nmmt I si : tacl -s
in frame Finder will please return to Mrs.
Mamie Roberts. 1C 14 3t
T OST.—A csrtitii it - no. 112, dated lx •ember 12
Li 1904. for thirty shares of the capital stock of
National Bank of Cambridge, Md . issued
lat* Levi D. Travers. Also a certidoate no 59,
lated June 7. ItSi. lor one share of the capital
stock of National Bank of ra nt.ridge. Md is-ued
to the late Levi D. Travers. Finder will please
r, turn to Levi D Traye s, Jr., Dune in L. Noble,
Daniel B. Prettyman Emer on C Harrington,
B.nj L. Smith, M. D., Tiast: as. 9-21-st-law
wTnt^d
TXTANTED—Cigar Sale man. Experience un
”” necessary. SIOO per month aud expenses.
P erless Cigar Co.. Toledo Ohio. 9 1W
~ FOR SALE
irtOK S'LE.—One thousand cucumbers, forty
U cents a hundred. Mrs Sue Bratinock, Route
1. Box 33, Ciimbrid
IPOR SALE.—Some good seed wt eat. Address
*- Howard Brannc jk, route 1, Cam. ridge. Md.
Phone [phone]w
FOR HEM.
TAOR KENT—Eight room House with bath In
■L West End. Apply at once, M. care of Ban
ner office
EpOR KtNT.—Or sale, house and store adjoin
-- ing. 2(K Henry street. Good Stand. Appty
to W W Cook. Sr. 9 10 Im
ipOK RENT—Room over J. A.lschantre & S. u’s
L jewelry store formerly occupied by Miss \nr
nie Richardson, suitable for dressmaker or office.
Entrance on Pop'ar street. Apply to J. A.
Tschantre A Son.
IT'OR KENT—Stcte house on Race street for- .
" merly occupied by W. H. Raucliffe and Car
ter Hughlett. Apply to Emerson C. Harrington,
Cambridge. Md. 3-7-tf.
TVfONKY TO LOAY—SIOOO. S3OOO. S2OOO and
-A-L SIOOO. to lend on rirst mortgage. Golds
he ough & Fletcher.
STORE OPEN EVERY EVENING.
We are now showing a full line of Men's
Medium Weight
Underwear
For Fall. Light Weight Wool and
Wool Gauze.
Light bud medium weight cotton gar
ments, 50 cents and SIOO.
Also a full line of red flannel gar
ments, $1 25 to *2 00.
Fleeced garments 50c. to $2.00.
Natural wool garments, $1 25 to $2.
This is the old price on these gar
ments, the new prices on wool and cot
ton garments having advanced 25 per
cent; but owing to our having bought
early, we can sell you the same goods
at lower prices. Don’t wait, but buy
your winter underwear now.
"McCrcady’s.” |
No. 29 Poplar Street. :: :: Cambridge, Hid. |
Mace, Slacum & Co.,
AGENTS FOR THE
Oriole Engine.
Made in Baltimore—will run anywhere, j
Guaranteed for one year from sale.
Made in the following
single sylinder, ai.d 9, 13,
16 H. P. in double sylinder.
One of Ibe-4inesf working
engines on fhe market.
ORIOLE ENGINE. P p es on application.
We Repair All Kinds 01 Engines.
—■■ ■■ - ;
Mace, Slacum & Go.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED. ion n c
Telephone No. 207. 120 Face Street
i Dressy Shoes |
| For The Young Men. j
t This Shoe Store grows iu favor with young men )
/ day by day. They always -want a pair with “ snap " 1
\ and ‘‘go ”to them. Wc cater to tlieir "anls —have /
C Ihe shoes that exactly fill Yhcir mind's eye We in (
/ vile the swell young tiade to ttill to see the Fall C
V styles. The lasts are entirely new Toes rather ✓
* pointed—swing ami straight lasts Pa lent kill ;>ai
3 eul colt skin and gun metal ealf are lav rite leathers C
V Lace, butlo; and bluelur style. $4 00 S:J 50 $4 00 }
X * to $5 00. The Fad Styles are here to welcome you '
s I. L. Leonard A Sens J
y The Up-To-Date Shocrs-
Mianus Marine Engines.
fgft Simple. Plain
U turns an 18 inch,three blade pro
peller 475 revolutions per minute.
HUBERT H.TnKIGHI floenk
hooper’s hardware.
A Now Is The Time to Buy STOVES! B|
[/I We Are Ready For h HV
Wk You Rig- f ■
I Excelsior Cook B
•J M.igic Ranges. |||pl I
II Double Heaters. fciwß <fl
V Air Tight
" Wood Heaters. ilii|ilfe‘Bk
Heating Stoves.
| Pocket Knives
PRICES (illAßVMlin RIGHT. I
Phillips Hardware Co.
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FALL STOVE TALK!
%
I* /**\ rc H c adquarfcrs For Your
Stove Wants.
I wr %/
Wood Heaters, Coal Heaters, Oil Heaters*
Cook Stoves, Ranges. Never iias there
jgggajlkVji been such a display of Stoves as we are
HBBgr*| exhibiting this "Fall Come in and tfl-fco
a ook over our line.
or ** il ® G£ ?S *** Kinds,.
I L. C. Smi’h, Remington, VVincheitcr And Other Makes Goad Guns;
Gunning Coats of All Kinds. Ammunition, Etc.
Hardware oi all kinds. Lime, Hair and Cement. Roofing, Belt
ing, Pipe. Harness for all purposes. Carriages, Wagons, Boat
Supplies, Rope. Paints, Oils, Glass. Cooking Utensils, all kinds, I
Cutlery of all Kinds 1
V 4 For Table, Kitchen and Pocket use. I
Scissors and Razors. H
AH goods as represented or money back- fl
VVe guarantee to save you money. H
Phillips Hardware Co.l
Race and Muir Sis. Telephone 49a