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f ■'. I rrlngtoa, for
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Iskaaty Treasurer W. Hatelltou
m candidate tor the pemo-
for County Treaa
v .;YB accepted a proposition
directors of the* new
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and will c ° mt> <,**b
■HMKt ln tltuUon.
* tß( ed that !a reach*
hy could' not
steady.: nat*
'Kent, without, the
Bare ever attendant
'lan excellent iress-
WBBKBBBm be a source of
*.;S*..’.*. :^'.^B^ ,k *s? anJr trleads,
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~ Ibi Unc - but at
BUI be pleased
':. ' "V ?-' fIU the va-
Hcket. but at thla
who will he
,; -/' -, ~V. .Bui the racancy. The
' Hrmer Superintendent of
P. Beckwith, and
’ BNoble Wright and Wll
’ Bssey. of this clty.v-were
'~'4>'Yy connection wh U
a *°-
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seems to be some bbls-
concerning the man
fttr in wblth the cash prises art
B be awarded to the successful eon-
Bestanta answering the advertising
■ ml.,n. of Monday’s Banner.
■ ' stated in the announcement
IShieb appeared on the second page
H t Monday’s issue, the person guana
the largest number corrset
ly w*ll be given a cash prise of
It; the next most snceeasfol-eon
testaat, |S, and to the next -two
saost successful ones. $1 each.
The contest Is open to all *er
sons. whether subscribers tfl The
Burner or not, and five m>re daps
rsmnln in which the answers may
M.be sent in. These answers shegld
sent, sealed, te The
ppr office, iddruiM to the
. TTinTlmpr Accepted.
1 heseby accept the challenge of
Mr. Daniel B. LeCompte to race
•pdnet any horse in Dorehhtw
eonnty. and will race my horse,
. WlDlam Mack, against his. on each
a day. before Sept. 2. upon which
m may he able to mutually agree.
Ads. 6. W. Bradshaw.
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A Ootham business house" has
decided to eliminate affeetl&aate
lidwsei and humble rijnsleese
from its bnilness eorrespoarfenU
Tet te tee way of business many
eomepondanfs are even dearer then
they are called.
o
Cenntkws meteors throughout the
asgatrj will refuse to accept te#
report that the perfect baby has
on the lower Bast side,
Th * 7 kBOW th * ,r ****
WiSi&& besa teens.
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aoveUy In dresses is
only two hooks te the
by everworked hue*
The owner of Orange Boy chal
lenges the owner ef Mary Case, or
any ether horse te the county With
out a nvk. tor a race, to be held
at the ftaabrooka Driving Park,up
on tho </ sense date as the other races,
hetors Sept. ZS, races tp- ho mile
Tfats. three beet te five. The own*
er ef Dorchester Rose challenges
the owner of Miss Margaret J, for
a race, at the same time, under
similar conditions. —Adv,
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Great Cosmic Disaster.
Such a terrible calamity, involy
ing the destruction of the world’s
' population, is the remarkable foun
dation upon which Sir A. Oonsn
Doyle’s latest novel is based —the
- novel that it to have its first prlnt
' tng in the 84-page illustrated Maga
’ sine of the New York Sunday World,
beginning next Sunday, Sept. 7. For
vividness and sensation this strange
■ novel far excel* anything before
' written by the famous author of
l Sherlock Homes. Don’t fall to
ktart reading this story next Sun-
Btey. Order the Sunday World from
newsdealer in advance.—Adv.
o
B-.aw our displays tor the new-1
Pt things te tall and winter cloth
■ teg, new toll hats, haberdashery,
' etc. Everything absolutely new.
da we have only been in business a
tew months. Daniel B. LeCompte
' A Co.—Adv. P-S-4t.
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Box Nailers Wanted.
We need 1 or 4 good, tost nail
ers on tomato casts. Wooltord ft
Smith.—Adv. Mt.
Dance
Oakley Beach
PaiLa Vwakiiur Cm. 4 f^J
rnttf bfcssif, xjh. }Bo.
MUSIC fit HBB&* BAND
Ateisstoo, Ladies ?fo Gcoticnoi
2Sc.
Three more dasoM is Trpeiehersas
Cup contest, to be awarded most grace
ful dsseer.
uKvxNO re umi my enter Mima at MS
W 1 M—sat. I will—adaafly keen #o bend the
Ttamt entente be bed I wmb BBnSle oo
eyeten fMM areeeS C>Brlte* aewen. thus
ienutietSefleeaeet u>4beeteteck te. be bed.
All tdesheec erden wttl receive caretel ettee*
Ilea esd meS dteney. fSeaee. ebeee BMw
ToolatetoG—iffy
Bo> KBNT—Reeec at West Bad eve end Tn*
r swe at Assly t* Wa L. Dcaa* Peaaee
eleasiveaOct let B-B-tl.
POB (tKKT-n beeee erbare Mae. Nannie
T Sesfelett aew Uvea. AsWr Ne. WUIUa at
arts maanea C. BmtiMe, AVereey. HO
Endtar’s Site
OF
Petsonal Property
The undersigned, executor gf the
estate of Mrs. Annie t. Mowbray,
deeeased.wtil sell n| public salc.on
Sgtmkr UUt
r*
consisting of carpets, rags, furni
ture of all kinds, such m beds.bed
• tends, chairs, tables, buffet, etc.,
and many other art idee, tee numer
ous to mention.
Terns.—Cash.
Larin H. Mowbray
Bascnter Mrs. Annie J. Mewbray,
\Mn if faaintin hr
Ptfcawi H .CnbridEi.
By virtu# of na Act of the Gen-;
srsl ftmumbly of Mnrytead. passed,
at Ms January smsten. tSiS. the
same being Chapter 004. title'
’Dorchester.** sob title. "Cem-'
bridge,” notice In hereby gtren by
the undtsulgnsd Board of Police
Commissioners of Cambridge, that'
mm aoamlns t*aa tftfßfll SbF
nn yeinvwsv we-
Csuibrtilgs will be bald at the of-;
(too ef- the Board of Town Com-
Wlpslcßtrs of Cambridge, te the
city #C Cambridge, oo *
laatfd, IB iStt lif I;
SgMK, i 1., 1913. *
beginning t l.bO p. ra. and dosing:
•t l*M p. m.
Bos. M-b/rf tho said Chapter 004,
of tho Acte of Assembly of 1018.
requires that, “every appUenat for
policeman must be of good morel
character, not adsUrtod to the use
of sledtollc Uqnoiu or drinks in
any tom. most ho at least five
(S 3 toot sight (I) inches la height,
mast weigh not lass than one hun
dred agd filty (ISO) pounds, and
not uses than two hundred and
seventy Bus (878) pounds, must
be bstwssu tho ages of twepty-one
(tl) and tortyote (48) years, most
h# able to read and write a legible
hand, and show a good knowledge
ef the rules of the said Beard of
PeUeo Commissioners and of the
ordinances of Cambridge.” v
All exsmlnstteos tor peUcemen
moot be te writing.
Every applicant must atahe up
pUesdloo te writing te tho said
Board of Polios Commissioners, Le
same te ho Olod with either the
Secretary, Wn. S. Hearn, or the
President. Clement 0. Rogers, be
fore tho beginning of the examina
tion. The application must in
the handwriting of the appflcant.
sad mast slate his street address,
age. height and the period of his
residence te the city of Cambridge.
By order of the Board of the
Polios Commissioners of Cambridge-
Clement O. Rogers, Pres,
Lost B. Phillips
V. Calvin Trice
Police Commissioners of Cambridge.
Test: Wa. 8. Hearn, Sec*y.
N. B —Cepies ef Balsa And Begu
latlens of PsUm Pore# may bo se
cured by eaUteg at tbs office of
the Secretary.
Adv. b-f-S-f-lf. M4-M,
Oyster Notice.
I have- opened my oyster saloon
and. am now prepared to serve the
public with strictly first-class oys
ters. I appreciate the patronage
J have received In the past, and
#lll give the public the beat atten
tion In the future. Phone 472.
Adv. 9-1-tf. Jas. R. Corsey.
WANTED ss
Boys and Girls
OYcr 16 Years o Age
To Pack and Wrap Candy
' GOOD WAGES
CLEAN WORK
.STEADY EMPLOYMENT
THE UUER t SHIER CINDY GO.
MITIIIRE, MARYLAND
TOWN TAX NOTICE
LEVY 1913
Town Taxes for Levy of 1913
arc now due and collect
able
3 per cent Discount allowed
on all Town Tax bills paid
before October Ist.
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Save the Discount
An Act of the Legislation of ' 12
provides that all Town Taxes
■ball bs paid at the rffice of the
Collector and Treasurer, and a'l
accounts must be settled iu fu'i
before the cad of the year.
‘‘Do It Now”
OMioe la City Council Room open
daily from 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. and
. Saturday night fn>m 7 to 9 oclnck
WM. L HEARN
Collector and Treasurer
Stuns are Frequent and
Destructive
Insure Against Fire and
Lightning with
Arthurs.Hopkins.
'General Insurance Agent
New Brown Building
Cambridge, Md.
Phone 460
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Hardwaur^Co^
The Great Hardware leaders
•nit) io cooking unless she
*■ the p r °p* r “ toois *” tvl^nCiL Ucwwl Lalud
We invite your attention especially to our dis
play of Aluminum and high-grade Enamel
Utensils, upon which we haye placed
SPECIAL PRICES FOR THIS WEEK
ms&Mmr*fFM comfort! At -- - -
Galvanized Wash Tubs Easy Rubbing Wash Boards
Improved Ironing Boards Patent Asbeitos Irons
Mrs. Pot’s Sad Irons Clothes Baskets
Wash Boilers Clothes Lineis
etc.i • etc.
All at the Littlest Prices
Phillips Hardware Co.
Phones 49, 50, 177 Race: & Muir Sts.
BEITER AND G
We have installed a all re r'pa ; rhg J
Year Welt Shoe Kepairing System, \
the largest repairing shops, becausi
qnick work. These machines give
guaranteed, (live nsu trial on the<
After 27 years expe-ience on ♦ fit
been able to 'urn out as good work_
there beina m coraparasron between
log this 'act, we ins'alled fhejnacbi
and more of it.
On account of bein* able to do a
prices, which will! be as follows;
Men's half soles and he<lsseve<
SOc
Ladies' halt so’es and heels sew <
60c
Men's robber heels,'cat's paw or
Spring Step, black or tan - 35e
Ladies', the same qualities 30c
The beet Oak and H-mlock leather
used. We exiend a cord al inv ta
tion to the public to call and in-;
BpeCt our machine work.
HOFFMAN i
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i| Cambridge
| Order i
i k
1 1 will meet this evening Is y 'ur
t Now be honest, serious with yoursei
J a moral ob’igation by not providing
1 1 penderton you? Call, let ns talk it
i J open 9a. m to 10 p. tu. SpejM. 1).
j I street, Phone 357-R.
The Banner is F
All Kinds o|
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Try toe all American shop •
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Thos. S. Robinson
40 Poplar Srreet
Candidate lor Sheriff.
Unlike many other candidates for
the position of Sheriff, I am not
entering this contest at the so
licitation of my numerous friends,
but Instead, solicit all such friends
to support me for the nomination,
because I want it, I think I deserve
it, and I know I need it, and I
believe my nomination would
strengthen the party.
Geo. F. Sherman,
Adv. 8-16-tf. b&r. Vienna, Md.
T. Sangston Insley, Attorney.
PUBLIC SALE
of —
Personal Property
By virtue of an order of the Or
phans’ Court of Dorchester county,
dated August 26, 1913, the under
signed will sell by public auction,
to the highest bidder, upon the
premises lately occupied by the
late W. Douglass Holland, on Pine
street, Cambridge, Md., on
Saturday, September Stlt, 1913
beginning at 10 o’clock a. m., all
of the following personal property,
to-wit:
Household Furniture.
Consisting of beds, bedsteads,air
tight stoves, stands, mattresses,pic
tures, bureau, writing desk, mat
ting, mahogany table, sewing ma
chine, chairs, coal stoves, lounge,
clock, dishes, curtains, rocking
chairs, cook stove, refrigerator,
dishes, cooking utensils, wash tubs
and divers other articles, too nu
merous to mention^
One good organ, one bicycle, one
shoemaker’s machine and fixtures;
lot of old shoes, writing desk, shoe
maker’s stand and tools.two saws,
lot of leather, one folding cot, and i
divers other articles used in the *
shoemaking business. }
Lot Of Merchandise (
consisting of animal crackers, clga- i
[ rettes, cigars, candy, show cases, j
counters, and divers other articles, j
! One set of scales and weights.lot <
of garden tools, whitewash buckets,
step ladder, and divers other ar- I
tides. j
i
TERMS OF SALE. —All sums of J
$lO and under, cash; on all sums
above $lO, a credit of three mon
ths, secured by interest-bearing note
of purchaser, with approved se
curity, or all cash, at option of
-
JOSIAH F. HENRY, t
Acting Administrator, C.T.A., of W. c
Douglass Holland, deceased. a
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I fa. ATTENTION LADIES
STOP LOOK LISTEN
We aie showing in our window j
this week, The New Bronz French J
K’d pomp, the very newest ere !
ation in Novelty Footwear, this |
leather is imported by Wichert & |
| | Gardiner and manufactured to our <
I I order, all sizes, all widths. Our price for quick sales $5.00 ] |
i I This shoe is being sold in Baltimore for $7.00. Call in and \
’Tis a Feat to Fit The Feet
Shoes tor the Whole Family—At All Prices
i| LeCOMPTE’S SHOE SHOP |i
The Place to Buy Shoes
i | CAMBRIDGE MARYLAND |i
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j BRIDGEPORT BOAT ENGINE I
FOR ALL KINDS OF BOATS
I Will ran all kinds of Weather, will run on keroune oil. 1
will run on gasoline or kerosine, and will last longer than
others. Will guarantee it for one year; and for Jife. Will
not back fire; no Base Explosion*. ]
Charles T. Mace
I Bike and Engine Man
102 RACE ST PHONE 207
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SI.OO Can Wizard Polish Free
with'each Wizard Triangle Polish Mop
The Wizard '•Geta-in-the-corners" reaching
those annoying places other mops will not
{Se?u£rtn“2 It handle
brilliant hard dry ft 1
outfit consisting
angle Mop worth TaT
11. Wand one quart
The compl.te out.
For Sale by
LeCOMPTE & HARPER
. .Be progressive; sleep on an Os
termoor; if you are reactionary .sleep
on a straw one. Full information
at LeCompte & Harper’s.—Adv.l-3t.
DU. CHAS. W. PURNELL
OPTOMETRIST
Will belnblsofßceNo.4 LoenatHt.,Cambridge
Saturday, Aug.
'and every day until \AC> %
Monday. Sept. Bth.
Modern Eye ing'ruroents and inetfa
ods of Examination. Three ami a halt
years practice in Cambridge and per
manent location, is my guarantee of
satisfaction. PHONE 45/A.
Pure country apple cider vine
gar, 25c. a gallon.—Choptank Gro
cery Go.—Adv. 8-16-tf.
.. A comfortable bed is certain
when you lie on the Ostermoor
mattress. Big sale now on at Le-
Compte & Harper’s.—Adv. l-3t.