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Our Goods are second to none—Our assortments are Larger—and onr
Prices are as Low as the Lowest in this city.
CORNWELL, BOWDLE & CO.
Cambridgc’a foremost and Oldest Dry Goods Store
ESTABLISHED IN 1889.
NEW FALL GOODS
TO OUR CUSTOMERS
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Our buyer has returned from New York City
where he purchased large Fall Stocks —The goods
are coming in every day, wait for our September
Opening Sale.
Special Values Will Be Offered
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§SO Suits
TO BE CLOSED OUT AT
Half-Price
Specia l opportunity for our lady
easterners to provide a new New Fall
Suit at a round saving of 50c on the
dollar. Only 50 suits —Comeat once
before the assortment is broken
September Sale
The goods are here bought for our
Early Fall Sale—The values are pre
eminently the best we have ever of
fered in Dependable Merchandise.
We invite all onr customers here this
first week in September.
For Calico Fall Colors.
g c For Fall Outing Cloth
For 10c. Flannelettes. Fall colors.
JQ C For lot of 20c. Crepe. Figured goods.
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£ 1 aa New Umbrellas, covered with Emerald Green
T1 .UU Cloth. Very latest effect.
♦C A A Crex Rugs, 9x12. These rugs were 17.20
yJUU each. Close-out price.
Qo House Dresses to close out at 98c. Will close
vOC* out all strictly -
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Comw99 Bowdle & Co.
The Busy Store-Good Values at Low Prices
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THE DAILY BANNER
Published Daily Except Sunday
CAMBRIDGE. MD„ SEPT. 2, 1913
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Auditorium tonight.
Mrs. May Hopkins was a passen
ger on the train this afternoon for
Philadelphia.
Miss Dorothy Harrington is visit
ing her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Wilson Dail, at “Summer House.”
Mr. and Mrs. Taney Hurlock are
receiving congratulations upon the
birth of a daughter yesterday ev
ening.
Miss Isabelle Johnson, of Chica
go, is visiting Mr. anil Mrs. Sam
uel W. Woolford, at their home at
Wool ford.
The Police Commissioners of Cam
bridge advertise in this issue an
examination for policemen. which
will be held Sept. 11.
Mr. Hamp Harris,who has been
visiting' his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James B. Harris, returned yester
day to his home at Wilmington.
Mrs. E. Milton Skinner and dau
ghter have returned home from a
trip to Ocean City, -where they
spent sometime at the Hotel Ham
ilton.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Bentley,
of Philadelphia, who are making a
tour of the Eastern Shore in their
automobile, are spending a few
days in (own.
Miss Beulah Russell, who has
been the guest of .Mrs. Howard
Bennett, left on the train this
morning, en route for her home
at Waverly, Ky.
Do: t forget the third dance for
the Terpsichorean cup this evening,
at Oakley Beach. This contest af
fords an excellent opportunity to
vote for your favorite dancer.
Miss Rebecca Travers left on the
1.30 train this afternoon, en route
for New York, after having spent
sometime visiting her mother, Mrs.
Laura Travers, this city.
The pile drivers of the Cambridge
Mfg. Co., and Messrs. George T.
Johnson & Son, are building a w'harf
at Kirwan’s Grove, for the purpose
of landing material for the East
ern Shore Hospital for the Insane.
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Judge and Mrs. Henry Lloyd
gave an impromptu dance at their
handsome home at the corner of
Mill and Locust streets last night,
in honor of Miss Elizabeth Berry,
who is visiting Miss Shirley Da
shiell.
There will be a meeting of the
Dorchester County Game and Fish
Protective Association next Friday
evening. Sept. 5, at 8 o’clock, in
Association headquarters on the
second floor of thf. Harrington &
Bayly Building. A"full attendance
Is desired.
The public schools of Cambridge
opened yesterday with large atten
dance, and the indications are that
before Christmas the four school
buildings already in use will be
insufficient to accomodate the great
number of pupils in attendance up
on the schools.
Rev. J. L. Ward, pastor of St.
Paul’s M. P. Church, this city, left,
on the boat yesterday evening for
Baltimore, where he will participate
in the proceedings now under way
relative to the union of the Metho
dist Protestant Conferences with
those of the United Bretheren.
Mr. J. Airey Brannock has sold
to Mr. C. A. Tubman,of Cambridge,
a 1914 Buick, model 37, wiih the
long stroke motor, equipped with
the Improved Delco lighting and
rapid self-starting system,with, the
new style body, which makes it
very attractive. ThisisUi^first
I DIXON CASE DECIDED
Judge Stanford Hands Down J De
cision Sustaining Claims of Heirs.
The decision of Associate Judge
Henry L. D. Stanford, in the Dix
on case, was received at the Court
House yesterday afternoon. It sus
tains the claim of the complainants,
and directs Mrs. Helen Dixon, to
convey to them the Dixon property,
on High street, and to turn ’ into
the Circuit Court of Dorchester
county, or to the heirs, the *pro
ceeds of the sales of property’ on
Will’am street, and on Cambridge
creek, with interest from the date
of the payments.
After reviewing the evident, a
very large portion of which was
immaterial, the Court states its coo
elusions to be that the property
was purchased" with money belong
ing to Mrs. Eliza S. Dixon, the
mother of the plaintiffs, W. 'Dee
and Jas. S. Dixon, and Miss Nan
nie Dixon, and Miss Helen O.Dixon,
of New York, and that they j are
rightfully entitled to it, since 1 the
death of their father, who had a
life interest only in it.
• In order to protect the) in
nocent purchasers of a portion
of the property, Mrs. Pelia
Bayly Orem, Mrs. Carrie W.
Ross, and Mr. Ivy L,- Leon
ard, the Court directs Mrs. Dixon
to pay to the plaintiffs the sums
of S9OO and S2OOO, which were
respectively received for toese
properties, together with interest on
them from Dec. 28, 1909, and Dec.
6, 1910.
HOSPITITiID WEDS
Dr. Charles J. Carey And Miss
Grace Ridgely Quietly Married.
Dr. Charles J. Carey superinten
dent of the Eastern Shore Hospi
tal for the Insane, near Cambridge,
and Miss Grace Eloise Ridgely,dau
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. John C.
Ridgely, of near Sykesvllle, were
married last night by Rev. Dr. Sel
wyn K. Cockrell, pastor of St. Paul’s
M. E. Church, South, Baltimore.
The ceremony took place at St.
Paul’s Parsonage and was a quiet
affair. There were no attendants.
Mrs. Carey has many friends In
Baltimore, where she has been a
frequent visitor to the home of her
sister, Mrs. Richard Dorsey, of Ro
land Park. She is a great-grand
daughter of Dr. Charles Carnan
Ridgely, of Hampton, and of Col.
Richard Dorsey, of Revolutionary
fame.
Dr. Carey is a son of Mr. and
Mrs. Elijah B. Carey, of Worcester
county.
Dr. and Mrs. Carey will go to
Atlantic City for their honeymoon.
They will reside in Cambridge.
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ADDITIONAL, LOCAL NEWS.
train this afternoon \
Del., where he will play basebiv ’
Mrs. Chas. Corkran has ref n€d
home from Laurel, Del., whe t 8 j ie
was the guest of friends,
spent sometime at Laurel Ca^
See the Gettysburg Reunk fln<l i
Pathe Weekly’s Free Trip up ithe !
Hudson to Fifteen Hundred , Qy _ [
ing Picture Exhibitors. The yi are
in tonight’s Pathe Weekly a^ e
Auditorium. [
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Mr. and Mrs. Calvin
and little son, Calvin, Jr., an|j r
Harrington’s mother, Mrs. £
Harrington, left on the 1.30 1
today for Atlantic City, where^ ey ]
will spend sometime. i 1
To all veterans of the Clvili, ar |
the management of the Audlt* un |
extends a cordial invitation t 0 (
the Gettysburg picture to be j
at that theatre tonight. w iw 8
wearers of the Blue or Gray,
admission wilM>^free^^^^^
Hurley & Williams
The Largest and Leading Dry Goods Store
ITIS WITH PLEASURE WE ANNOUNCE THAT
WHEN OUR NEW FALL GOODS ARE ALL IN, WE
ARE IN A POSITION TO SHOW YOU THE LAR
GEST, PRETTIEST AND MOST STYLISH LINE
EVER DISPLAYED IN CAMBRIDGE, !N FACT
WHEN YOU SEE THEM, YOU IMAGINE YOU
ARE IN SOME ONE OF THE LARGE CITIES.
NEW
FALL
GOODS
NOW ARRIVING EVERYDAY
THE VERY LATEST
FROM NEW YORK CITY
Wc Invite You To Call And See Them
HURLEY & WILLIAMS
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Corn* Oats* Peed of All Kinds
Hackett’s Gape Cure
Will Cure Young Chickens of Gaps
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anything in the Tool ‘ ]
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Hardware ©fall kinds *
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Closing Hours 6 P. M. “The
iSaturdays 10 P. M.
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Parasols
25 per cent
Closing Out All Oxfordslind^H
All leathers, all sizes, all
The Smaltz, Goodwin & Co.
nothing better in Oxfords and PuhHHH
$4.00 $3.50 $H
now
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The above price is Spot Cash, no
exchanges. Don’t miss this chance ladies.^
Closing out all Fancy
Organdies, Dimities, Voiles,
and Flaxons
20c 15c 12k
NOW
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-your rooms for mattings and linoleums. Wheh in
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