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The Daily Banner
Entered as second-class mailer at
the postolhce at Cambridge, MU.
The Daily Banner is published ev
ery alteraoon, except Sunday, at 112
High St., Cambridge, Mu., by
WEBB & WEBB
Editors and Proprietors.
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CAMBRIDGE, MD., DEC. 12. 1910
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lie as i'eaaoia oi lao cuaiiuy, ne as
serted.
Heie are a few of the Governor’s
“punches’’ on * lue roan to success;’
Find out wnat you want lo au nun
do it well.
Don t ne a plunger—don’t chase
rainbows —be ’ednser vauve.
Don’t borrow money unless you
know how you are going to pay it
back.
There is a pay day for everything
in life, and the man who fails to
keep hia credit good cannot succeed.
Don’t be just legally honest —be
honest because you like to be square
and clean in your dealings.
Put “pep” into your work and be
game in the face of failure.
There is no royal road to success
—success means industry honestly
applied.
o
. .Get your useful Christmas gifts
at the right price. United Stores.— j
Adr. 12-2-tf. R. 4-tf,
. .See our toy assortment, best we
ever had. United Stores. —Adv. 12-
2-tf. R. 4-tf.
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ii MONEY SAVERS ;
;;
, ,
11 Let us repair your Auto tires and tubes. ;
;; Prices reasonable, work guaranteed. We also ;
I I handle standard makes of tires and tubes. I
I I Highest prices paid for old Auto casings ;
;; and tubes. I
( f •
Cambridge Vulcanizing Shop i
i i EARL JOHNSON Prop. 157 Race St. j
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I GRAND OPERA HOUSE
I TOMORROW, WEDNESDAY, MATINEE & NIGHT :
■MMMIInS't M>
* I
| I Read what the New York papers had to say about this great picture ;
i , “A smashing, daring subject done in a smashing, daring way, best describes J
' i “Where Are My Children’s’ the new motion picture with Tyrone Power in the ,
' ' leading part. The Universal Company has pictured a wonderfully dramatic story •
I I amid surroundings of luxury and wealth. The representative audience that saw it J
< yesterday pronounced it a great picture.”—New York American. ,
‘ ’ “The acting is on tne mghest p ane. A dignified, worthy and impressive pre- •
, , sentmcut of a tragedy that shouid be near the heart of the universe.” —New York J
< > Evening Mail. •
' ’ “It will make women think, ahj think hard. It will make men look before *
, i they leap. It will act as a warning 11 y iu.ig giris.” —New York Journal. '
II Admission- Matinee 10c Night 15c ;
J \ One perform ance at the matinee; Two at night show- II
\ \ Children under 16 will not be admitted. Z
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KIUMMERS’ ] |
I PARADE
DELPHIA
EARS DAY |
>, January 1
r Excursion c
Round-Trip B 3
lIN Far®
iw Years Clubs in
iy. A Festal display
v the famsd Mardi
Orleans.
(5.00 p. ll*.
miaß. R.
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:: People’s Loan, Savings & Deposit Bank j
j I Capital, Surplus and Profits $123,200.00 I
ii The ytfomen
-
1 • The hand that rocks the cradle may rule ,
, , the world all right, but the woman who is | *
' J competent to handle financial matters is •
i > able to take good care of herself which at >
I I times may be as important to her, as the
] J question of ruling the world. jnlllM II I
I I Many women today are good financiers. \
They understand all about handling money Eth'imS*'
> Many of them keep their own accounts Swfo®
, i at our bank. Other women might pro- •
' | fitably follow their example. It’s fine of *\f 1 J
• course to depend upon husband, father, 3*3 '
( i brother or some other friend to save you j!L* 4JI •
] I the care of handling money matters, but I
1 ' the relative you depend on may not he At \
11 with you always. What would happen then? •
! ! We want your account. I
;; 4% 4% :
;; People’s Loan, Savings & Deposit Bank ;
I I Cambridge, Maryland. I
I I EMERSON C. HARRINGTON, Pres. W. G. WI NT KKBOTTOM, 2nd Vice-Pres I
' • ALBANLS PHILLIPS. Ist Vice-Pres. W. H. SPEDUEN, Cashier
♦
BANKERS ASSCCAHON
TO MEET At ftiLMINGfIN
£iiw'C i>.i.1...- -S jLO Accept
Uemviwu r iimncunv hospiuuuy.
I *\n important iiieo.ing of tlie Leia
warer Baukers' Association wiii be
i ximu on xnursday .>iuuuun at A. o
i o c.otit, in the limei nut out, \Vil
m.ngtua. \v Uiie mere are a nnxnuex
1 oi snujecis oi importance to be uis
cussen at this meeting, the ch.el m
teiest centers about me aauress oi
Tugeue nauio l.icnarus, superiuieu
aeut of banks of the State oi New
i orK.
Mr. Richards’ topic will be, ”In
teresi I’aiu ou Time Deposits,” a
auojoct that is of paramount inter
est to banners an over tne country
at this time. Auotner suoject that
i may oe discussed is 'Collection it
ems at Par.” This is important be
eaase ox cue Feuerai Reserve act. As
Wilmington’s banns are rated as
count!,) uanns it ts pointed out tnal
the operation oi tii.s act there wo mu
be embarrassing and operated at a
loss.
Other important business to come
beiote tne meeting t.Tn ue the selec
tion oi a successor to the late A. li.
1 Connor, oi Feilou, wlio was t ice
presiuent oi me associations and the
fixing or the dam ror the annual
meeting.
It is expected that 100 bankers
from the State of Delaware and la
or 20 from the Eastern Shore of
Maryland will attend the meeting.
After the meeting it is expected
that the guests w r iil be taken to the
Majestic Theatre, where a film,“The
Law and the Dollar,” will be shown.
At 7 p. m. the visiting financiers
will be the guests of the Wilmington
Clearing House Association at din
ner at the Hotel duPont.
Arrangements for the meeting are
in charge of Mr. Nowland, John H.
Danby, president of the Union Na
tional Bank and president of the
Clearing House Association; James
P. Winchester, president of the Wil
mington Trust Company, and Wil
liam G. Taylor, vice-president and
! treasurer of the Delaware Trust Co.,
! and secretary of the Clearing House
j Association.
o
Supper 50c. at the armory Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday nights. Ex
cellent cooking and service.
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TOYS TOYS 4
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i| Presents for a 11-Girls, Boys |
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ill Mother and Father |
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: i Come, Look Over Our Line J
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I You II Be Surprised I
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% At the Variety and Prices t
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i|| FREE Goods laid aside now: ||
I|| Every purchase p ay f or them later *
; entilles you to a .*.
: X chance on the X
: x child’s Automobile. PHILLIPS Hardware
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;| Company. |
Cambridge, Md .
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i Fletcher & Jones, Solicitors.
: Mortgagee’s Sale
| Under and by virtue of a power of
, sale contained in a mortgage from M.
, Hniilips and John H. Phillips,
, her husband, dated the 12th day of
, larch, 1305. and now of record among
, the Mortgage Records of Dorchester
,fc -unty. Maryland, in Liber C. L., No.
. 17, folio 38, etc., heretofore assigned
• unto the undersigned for the purpose
• . of foreclosure, the undersigned will, on
t Tuesday, January 12, 1916
L between t.ie hours of 2.30 and 3 o’clock
r p. m., sell by public auction, in front
of the Court House door, in the town
of Cambridge, Maryland, all that
- {welling hou.-e property on the North
corner of Mill and Travers street, in
..u tun n of Cambridge, Maryland now
.occupied by the said John H. Phillips.
;. nung 50 feet on till str •t. and
. Mining back a depth of 125 feet.
property is improved by a good
two-story frame dwelling, in fair con
ion, with iathroom and other con
; niences, splendidly located.
TERMS OF SALE—One-fourth cash
on day of sale; balance on final ratifi
ati <n of sale, the credit portion to
b,ar interest from day of sale, and to
be secured by the note of the purchas
r or purchasers, with surety or sure
ties thereon to be approved by the un
-1 dersigned. Title papers at expense of
purchaser.
FREDERICK H. FLETCHER,
Assignee of Mortgage,
John B. Nabb, Auct. 12-12-0 a.w.
Dorchester County
Field Trial For Dogs.
The Dorchester County Game and
j Fish Protective Association will run
its third annual field trial for dogs,
belonging in Dorchester county, on
Thursday, Dec. 14th, starting at 8 a.
m. There will be two classes, name
ly, an all-age stake, and a derby for
dogs 2 years old and under.
The silver loving cup, in the all
’ age class, donated by the American
Shooters Publishing Co., and the
silver loving cup for the derby class,
donated by the Dorchester County
Game and Fish Protective Associa
: tion, are now on exhibition in the
window of LeCompte’s Shoe Shop.
> Entries in all classes positively
close at midnight, Tuesday, Dec. 12.
\ Sportsmen are requested to enter
• dogs with the committee, composed
■ of chaplain G. Hicks, Richard Dix
! on, and H. C. Orem. We cordially
■ invite all sportsmen out of the State
| to be present on this date, as we as
! sure them an enjoyable day, even if
■ they haven’t a dog entered. For
’ further particulars, address Chaplain
. G. Hicks.
• Dor. County Game & Fish
\ Protective Association.
, E. Lee LeCompte, President.
• Adv. 12-4-81.
■
| List Of Entries To Date.
• All Age Stake.
• Nap—Fred Bramble,Church Creek
| Chick—R. H Dixon, Cambridge.
. Jack, Jr.—Chas. P. Robinson,
• Church Creek.
| Swift— Reginald Henry, Cam
. bridge.
| Rex—C. M. Webb, Vienna.
| Toodles Donald Richardson,
• Church Creek.
' i Ceasar—C. M. Webb, Vienna.
I Pup—Clarence LeCompte. Church
> Creek.
J Derby.
I Pex III —Wm. G. Tregoe, Cam
• bridge.
| Snike. Jr.—Arch Webb. Vienna.
, Joe Stretcher—Vivian Brannock,
• Church Creek.
I I S’Mder—C. G Hicks, Cambridge.
, Ponto— Roland Jones, Church
> Creek.
J f'-'ino, Thomas Leonard. Cam
> bi-iH)?e.
Daniel Boone—Donald Richard-
I son. Church Creek.
Dot B. —J. Bryan Dashiell, Cam
bridge.
j The committee would like to have
entries from Hurlock and East New
! Market as soon as possible.
Your Chance
11
• I
| For Cheap Groceries
_____
j We still have a good assort
mt n of package groceries that
j we are closing out at 75 cents
on the dollar.
Come early as these bargains
will soon be all sold.
I
The
United Stores Co.
107 Race St.
12-2-tf.
Gore’s Cash
Meat Shop
II MARKET ST, 11 MARKET ST.
BIG SPECIALS
WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS AND
SATURDAYS.
Choice Sirloin Steak 22
j Fancy Porterhouse Steak 20
| Choice Round Steak 19
Fancy Center Cut Chuck roast. . ..16
Choice Chuck roast 15
Picnic Ham (whole) 18
Dry Salted Shoulder (whole) 18
Pickled Beef 12%
No Phone. No Deliveries.
12-l-2w.
i
Ray J. Slacum
NOTARY PUBLIC
With Farmers and Merchants
National Bank, Cambridge
1 !
Wireless Telegraphy.
Karl Mcßride, representing South
■ | ern Wireless Institute, of Baltimore,
I Md., will be in Cambridge for a few t
i days. Anyone contemplating enter- 1
ing the interesting field of wireless
telegraphy, which offers exceptional
opportunities for advancement, may
obtain information as to tuition foes,
etc., by seeing Mr. Mcßride or Mr.
Geo. M Gerlach, at Gerlach’s Wire
les'-- S+pUon. 200 Maryland Ave.,
Cambridge.—Adv. 11-2 t. R. 13-lt.
I JAMES BROS.
• • <*■
.• • i
II Headquarters For I
;; —Bargains—
—
• . ,
1I Largest and most up-to-date J
I) line of shirtwaists in town. J
• • SPECIAL extra heavy woo 1 I
• • blanks about Y value. A tre I
mendous line of hosiery and un- I
•• . .
• • derwear. .
11 Oak and pine wood sawed in J
11 any length, delivered. When J
l II needing good wood call Phoness I
" CASH CASH CASH I
:: :
iII Look over your attic I
• ■ and cellar, collect old fur- '
II niture, clothing, stoves, ;
1 1 etc, and turn them cash I
• | ready cash. Our buyer I
II will call and pay cash. ;
4* I
| 12-1-1 mo. |
SCHEDULE
Slacum s Auto Bus Line
Cambridge, Hurlock, Salisbury
and Intermediate Points
Cambridge and Hurlock.
Leave Cambridge 7.30 a. m., con
necting with West bound train at
Hurlock at 8.35 a. m.
Leave Cambridge at 6.00 p. m.,
connecting with East bound train at
7.08 p. m.
Return trips to Cambridge—
Leave Hurlock after arrival of train.
Cambridge and Salisbury.
Leave Cambridge 9.30 a. m., ar
riving at Salisbury at 11.15 a. m.
Leave Cambridge at 4.30 p. m., via
Hurlock, arrive Salisbury 6.30 p. m
Leave Salisbury, 8., C. & A. De
pot, 7.15 a. m., via Hurlock, arrive
Cambridge 9.15 a m.
Leave Salisbury, 8., C. & A. De
pot, 2.30 p. m.; hotels 2.45 p. m., ar
rive Cambridge 4.30 p. i
Sunday Schedule
Leave Salisbury 8.30 a. m., arrive
Cambridge 10.15 a. m.
Leave Cambridge 5 p. m., via Hur
lock, arrive Salisbury 7 pm.
For additional information, call
Phones 568 or 181.
SLACUM’S GARAGE
High St., Opposite Hotels, Cam
bridge, Md.
Washing and Storage, Gasoline
and Oils.
i Adv. 11-3-tf.
i
George W. Meekins
Notary Public
All kinds of Notary work done.
Convenient location, open day and
night. High and Poplar Sts., oppo
site Postofflce.
Advertise in The Daily Banner.
| Do Your Xmas Shopping Early 11
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\ What Nicer Than A
t ; i
i Good Sweater, Fur Gap or ii
Ij. < >
I A Pair of Dents Gloves ii
i For a Useful Christmas Gift. -
| •; -
I McCready’s
\ 29 Poplar Street ;;
. •- - - ■ * - m m m m. m. m
4* * '
• i it
Wanted
:: ::j
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;; 5000 collars daily; try our ; |j
!! new collar moulder and 11
I • be convinced, ;;
! I Also send us your quilts, ' '<
• • blankets and rugs; we can ;;
;; wash rugs any size from |;
!I 1 in. square to 9x12 ft. ' I
:: Wet Wash 50c ::
II 11
11 We wash and laundry 11
' • everything but the baby. ;;
; Sanitary Laundry Go. j
;; J. H. KRAFT, Mgr. i!
..
. Pbone 250. 120 Race St. ; ;
| ♦
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BALTIMORE, CHESAPEAKE AND ATLAN
TIC RAILWAY CO. Railway Division
Schedule effective Monday, Nov. 27, 1916.
EAST BOUND
•9 *S
T. M. A. M.
Leave Baltimore 4.00 ‘
Hurlock 8.52 11.08
Arrive Ocean City 10.56 1.11 '
p. m. p. m. ;
WEST BOUND '
, * *io ;
A. 11. P. M. i
’ Leave Ocean City 6.20 2.48 '
, Hurlock 8.85 4.67 |
Arrive Baltimore 1.15
' P M. P. M.
, ‘—Daily except Sunday
WILLARD THOMPSON. General Mgr.
► T. MURDOCK, Gen'l Pass. Agent
, I. E. JONES, Div. Pass. Agent
’ STEAMER SERVICE, CHOPTARK
' RIVER ROUTE
i .—-> —— —“ — —
Steamer* leave Pier 4 Light St. Wharf/weather
> - v permitting
6 P. M. dally, except Sunday lor Tllghman lal.,
Easton, Oxford, Cambridge and landings to
E> Windy Hill: 6P. M. Mon. and Fri. for Trappe.
Tuck shoe Creek and Denton.
Fresh Butter and Eggs
A Specialty
I Corkran’s Ice Cream
•
' Agents for Pennsylvania vac
| uum cup, tires and tubes,
; gasoline and oils
: COLLINS, CORNELL &
COMPANY
Railroad Crossing
I CAMBRIDGE, MARYLAND.
ehoiM* No. 841.
• ——————————————————————
I
THE TODD
: FURNITURE STORE
• New and Second Hand
: FURNITURE
; If its Second Hand Furni-
I ture we certainly love it,
our prices the very lowest.
Wc have a large line of Xmas
goods, TOYS, DOLLS, DESKS,
GO-CARTS. GLASSWARE,
CHINAWARE, BRUSH SETS.
We can save your money, come
and see for yourself.
t We also buy Furniture
CHRISTMAS TkEES
Phone 338 R and have us save you
a good tree 50c to SI.OO
THE TODD FURNITURE I
STORE
Race & Cedar St., Cambridge, Md
Cement Vaults
Guaranteed Water-Proof
Carried in Stock at all times-no waiting,
no delays, no worries about water or damp
ness, cost but little more than bricking and
are guaranteed proof against water and the
elements.
Your Undertaker knows all about
CARTER’S guaranteed cement vaults j
the best that are made. ii-imo
C. Guy LeCompte
NOTARY PUBLIC
With Eastern Shore Trust Company
Cambridge, Md.
We Like To Be Judged
By Our Shoes
Wc have fashions, latest and shoemakers best.
We know they arc good and vvhats more we
guarantee them to be that way.
J. F. WILLIS & SON.
“The Quality Shop”
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I THE GIFT SHOP 1
• >
:: Do Your Shopping, Today Is The Day. :
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;; Buy useful presents. What could be more ap- ;
•i # ,
;; predate, more acceptable, or a moreuseful than a ;
;; pair of nice Shoes, or a nice pair of Hosiery. We ;
;; have the best selection in your city. i ;
• i
;; SHOES For The Whole Family—At All Prices ;
< ..*-•<
i I Beautiful Line of Holiday SLIPPERS. I
• . j
V. 2
I FOOTWEAR—THAT’S ALL
; 25 Race Street Cambridge, Md. I
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A Jewelry Christina^
Jewelry Manufacturers Report the demand tor Jewelry for
the greatest ever known. The sales at this store already exceed those of ;>nf
previous year. Our stock is very complete, including articles to suit all poc! et
books, from the few pennies of the little child to the dollars of the grown up.
We have a large supply of moderate priced gifts that will please the
most fastidious; gifts that are appropriate, useful and lasting. Then we have
too, the more expensive ones; in other words, we have bought to suit the
public.
We have the large t stock of watches ever seen in Cambridge; Solid
gold, gold filled, bracelet watches, embracing all of the very newest
What splendid gifts they make, an hourly reminder throughout the years of
the giver.
We have lavallieres, rings (you cannot afford to miss seeing this great
selection) brooches, cuffs buttons and pins.scarf pins, comb, brash and
mirror sets, fountain pens, sterling silver knives and pencils, umbrellas
and clocks.
Sterling and plated Silverware, Cut glass of all kinds, incladij* a
beautiful Cut Glass Electric Lamp. •
KODAKS and Supplies
And hundreds of other things that make suitable gifts at this season.
J. A. Tschantre Sons’ Co.
JEWELERS
Poplar St., PHONE 294 Cambridge, Md.
...THE...
Eastern Shore Trust
Company
Capital Stock - $ 178,500.00 '
Surplus and Profits $ 280,000.00
Deposits - - $3,520,805.16
4 Per Cent Interest Paid on Savings and
Compounded Semi-Annually
Geo. W. Woolford, President Henry Lloyd
D. B. W. Goldsborough, Vice-Pr JVice'Prcsident and Trust Officer
John G. Mills, Cashier Thos. H. Medford
C. Guy LeCompte, Cashier Vice-President and Treasurer

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