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the poetofSc'o at Cambridge. Md.
The Dally Banner Is published ev
ery afternoon, except Sunday, at 112
High St., Cambridge, Md.. by
WEBB & WEBB
Editor* and I’i oprtotur*
~CAMBR'DGF, MD.. IULY 2, i*H9
Town Council Proceedings
The Commissioners of Cambridge
met in regular business session Mon
day evening, Mayor Orem and Com
missioners Brohawn, Lake, Jackson
and St. Clair, present.
Minutes of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
The following building applica
tions were u,p for second reading and
granted;
L. Philip Skiuner, garage at 112
Locust street.
M. Warren Hooper, garage at 303
Locust street.
Bills amounting to $589.68 were
passed and ordered paid.
Motion made, seconded and carried
that the Citizens' Band be engaged
to play in the Spring Valley for ten
weeks, beginning July 10th, for the
sum of SIOO.
Motion made, seconded and carried
that the budget as prepared by the
Clerk be accepted and passed, the
tax rate being 60 cents on the SIOO
for the year beginning July 1, 1919.
Adjourned.
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P. 0. S. of A. Install Tonight
National President W. J. Heaps to
Attend.
Prof. W. James Heaps, National
President, P. O. S. of A., telegraphed
that he surely would be in Cam
bridge tonight, with other national
and State P. O, S. of A. officers, to
institute Washington Camp, No. 101,
at Cambridge.
All members of the Lodge are re
quested and urged to be present in
Odd Fellows' Hall at 8.15. Each
member also is requested and privi
leged to bring desirable applicant
along with him. Prof. Heaps is a
speaker of national reputation, and
a pleasant evening is assured. There
will be refreshments.
Adv. COMMITTEE.
Public Sale of
Contractors’ Equipment
Having made other arrangements,
which will compel me to discontinue
the contracting business, I will sell at
public sale, at my residence, No. 110
Choptank avenue, on
Saturday, July, 5 ’l9
at 2 p. m., a large lot of contractors'
supplies, including blocks and falls,
shovels, spades, picks, automatic jacks,
cross-cut saws, 1. blacksmith outfit,
complete in every detail, having drills,
etc., and many other articles, too nu
merous to mention.
TERMS OP SALE—AH sums of and
under $lO, cash; over that amount, a
credit of four months, on bankable
note. v
RICHARD HUGHLETT, JR.
7-2-2 t.
We Buy United States Liberty
Bonds, Any Issue, at par value,
and Accrued Interest, Subject
to Following Conditions:
1. The entire proceed* to be deposited in Bavins s Department
of this bank, to draw 8 1-2 per cent, interest per annum, to be paid
semi-annually on June 30th and December 80th.
2. The deposit to remain for one year. Any time thereafter
25 per cent., or one-fourth thereof, may be withdrawn on demand.
Balance of the deposit is to remain in this bank a second year, alter
which entire amount, or any part thereof, may be withdrawn on
demand.
3. The money on deposit after the two year period has ex
pired will earn 4 per cent, interest per annum, payable June 80th
and December 80th.
We Make This Proposition;
In on ropinion. Liberty Bonds within two years will be selling
for their face value, and interest, and we are in position to stand
back of the offer made above.
We Advise Against Selling
We advise you to hold and not sell your bonds, but Day more.
Subscribe now to the Victory Doan. This Bank, or your bank, wIU
handle subscriptions free.
IP YOU HAVE TO HBTI., GOING TO BELL, BLADE DP YODB BUND
TO SELL, THEN TAKE ADVANTAGE OP ABOVE OPPER.
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ON THE ONE HAND
Ip you may have your house burned ov- !
jjf ■Jqf.f\ ®r your head, but on the other you
Wf should have a fire insurance policy,
11 ,( ! lilli to entirely wipe out such a frightful.
m 111 loss. Now an Insurance policy only
_____ calls for a premium of a few dollars
lii for every thousand valuation at In- j
'''’l tervals of three or five years. Dis- '
II S. SS ) n ( pose of your anxiety about your real
|!jjJ estate and do It now.
]T~ /nzpk MATTHEWS & CO.
FIRE INSURANCE and REAL EB
- 869. Home, 412 TATE AGENTS
and 165. Cambridge, Maryland.
; When The Fire Bell
Rings At Any Hour
You Will Feel Safe if You Are Insured
; In Companies Represente by
ARTHUR S. HOPKINS
New Brown Building. Phones 460-597
Base Bali
Cambridge, Md.
July 4th
Strieker All Stars
of Baltimore
vs.
Cambridge
The Strieker All-Stars are the best
semi-pro. team (hat could be found
in Baltimore. They are well-known
players, who have played in the West
ern Maryland Professional Leagues;
in the Virginia League, and on the
best teams in Baltimore. Every
member of the team is a real ball
player.
The Cambridge team is made up of
players who can play ball. John
Wilson, coach at St. John’s College,
will p'.ay first; Josh Miles will play
short; Si.uth is a star at St. John’s
College; Clayton and Langrall are
the star battery at Western Mary
land College; O’Neill Is from Mar
tinsburg; Kilduff plays with Mt.
Washington. The other Cambridge
players are well-known to the fans
of Dorchester.
THE LINE-UP:
Strieker All-Stars—Engle, c.; Bo
land, p.; Rommell, p.; Williams, lb;
Ganzhorn, 2b; Creaghan, ss; Calder,
3b; Bauers, 1.f.; Craycroft, c.f.; Fow
ler, Cox, r-f.
Cambridge—Langrall, c.; Clayton,
р. Bennett, p.; Ralph Bradley, p.;
Wilson, lb; Kilduff, 2b; Miles, ss.;
O’Neill, 3b; Smith, Wall, 1.f.; Ruark,
с. Matthews, r.f.
Elisha Phillips Will Umpire.
Morning Game Called at 10 O'clock.
Afternoon Game Called at
3.30 O’clock.
These games are part of the grand
all-day celebration for the Dorches
ter War and Navy Heroes.
The Citizens’ Band and the Merry
Concert Band will furnish
music.
ADMISSION—SO Cents. No War Tax.
Come and enjoy some real base
ball. All soldiers and sailors in uni
form will be admitted to both games
free of charge, as guests of Vernon
S. Bradley.
THE FIRST THOUGHT
SALVE
For the relief of those devilish
torments (Piles)
FOE SALE BY THE
Post Office and Cambridge
Pharmacies
Skinner Bros. Distributers
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| Phillips Hardware Co. |j]
I HARDWARE"!
_____ £ 4
$ Paints Oils
| Varnish Stains |;
| Kitchen Cabinets, Refregerators a ;
| Oil Cook Stoves |;
| Ovens Gas Plates ♦ 1
| Garden Tools, Lawn Mowers 1 1
| Garden Seed |
| Farm Implements %
I Hudson-- Dodge {
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I Overland Cars |
| TIRES |
I TUBES I:
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% Largest Stock on the Shore. J
*t* Lowest Prices <
| Let Us Show You |
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| Phones 49—50—177 |
New Price for Fordson Tractor
$750 f. o. b. Dearborn
CAMBRIDGE AUTO CO. Distributors
34 Race St. Phone 78 Cambridge, Md.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
~ -sUH &WwSßm?- In Her Greatest And Most Time
ly 4(h of July Picture^
In this picture Mary is supported by an entire regiment of
United States soldiers, and there is not a battle scene in it, for it’s
j all fun.
THE MASKED RIDER
The new western serial, with Ruth Stonehouse, Harry Myers
and Paul Panzer in the leads, and the last chapter of “The Terror
of The Range.”
ADMISSION —15 Cents; Children Under 13 Years, 10 Cents. Satur
day Matinee, 10 Cents; Children Under 13 Years, 5 Cents,
j All soldiers an dsailors in uniform admitted free on the 4th of July, j
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House Cleaning Time!
Let us help you
solve the problems
C. P. CRAIG & SON
Phone 117 Cambridge* Md. 24 Poplar St.
MAN WANTED.
Man wanted in store in Cambridge,
who has had county store experience
and who would like to lire in Cam
bridge. Apply by letter to Lock Box
106, Cambridge. Md. —Adr. 2-3 t. b-r.
Notice to all Dog Owners
As la now Known by practically ev
ery resident of Dorchester county, the
nresent Dog Law became effective Ju-
iy 1, 1918, and operative on the Ist dai ;
of July each year thereafter, and for ;
various reasons, fully known to the of- i
fenders, not more than one-tifth of the i
I dogs in Dorchester county were licens- i
ed during the year 1918. There ar<
! between 5,000 and 10,000 dogs in this
county. „ I
Therefore, all owners of dogs take
notice that we purpose, during the ,
year 1919, to tax every dog in this ;
county, and the town of Cambridge, .
and to procure this result we will, on •
August 15th. 1919. appoint a sufficient i
number of constables in each district
j with instructions to bring before a
! I Justice of the Peace each and even
delinquent .at which time the propel
penalty will bo Imposed upon such
delinquent. The full penalty tor fall
ure to license a dog Is a fine of |25,
and (or) Imprisonment for not exceed
ing 30 days.
For Cambridge district the Chief of
Police will visit every resident and as- • ]
1 sist us in every way possible to en
force said law.
To avoid any unnecessary embar
rassment. this office requests that ev
ery citizen endeavor to acquaint him
self, or herself, with this dog law, par
ticularly such portions thereof as ap
ply to the licensing and tagging of
their dogs, and in this connection, be
assured that any one desiring infor
mation may call at the Treasurer’s of
: flee, where our service la at the com- ■
mand of the public. •
THOS. K. KGRK, Trcas.
6-11-to-8-l-e.o.d. R. 6-11-to-8-l. .
THE FIRST THOUGHT :
Cu-mor i
Catarrh jelly for the relief ■
of Catarrh and cold in the j
head. : *i
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Post Office and
Cambridge Pharmacies I
i Skinner Bros. Distributers
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| Hand Bags I
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y $2.50 to $35.00 X
I Bathing Suits f
Men, Women and Children
| McCready’s I
| 29 Pofilar St. |
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Flags! i
Flags! i
We can supply you *
with flags, any size, for
the Fourth. Buy Today. <
Hoge&Holder <
36 Poplar St. Phone 33W. *
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Fine Holstein Cows
At Public Auction
I will sell at public sale next Sat
urday Afternoon, beginning at two
o'clock, on tbe S. H. Mills & Co. lot,
on Race street, 15 Fresh. Holstein
Cows, some with calves by side; all
are strictly fresh, and are as good as
can be had.
WALLACE H. MERRICK.
Adv. 7-2-2 t.
HONOR ROLL
Of Kindergarten And Preparatory
School, Year Ending June 20th.
Kindergarten.
Helen Jacobson, Nancy Lean, Eth
el Phillips, Herman Cortes, Mary
Mace Woolford.
First Grade.
G. Tinsley Meekins. Walter B.
Johnson, Jr., William Dean, J. Shep
herd Henry, Calvert D. Moler, Sarah
A. Bayly, Ava P. Jones, Catherine
Marshall, Harry Huppert, Jr., Kath
erine Collins.
Second Grade.
Nina Estelle Pink, Elizabeth An
drews, Natalie A. Robison, J. Schuy
ler Raymond, Saul B. Jacobson.
Third Grade.
W. Nicholas Williams, Jr.. Rich
ard T. Derby, Jr., James Lloyd 'Web
ster, W. Wallace Phelps, Virginia W.
Andrews.
This year’s artist is Walter B.
Johnson, Jr., who can draw Uncle
Sam, President Wilson, the Yanks,
and the U. S. Flag to perfection.
Candidate For Sheriff
At the solicitation of many of my 1
Republican friends, I hereby an
nounce myself as a candidate for the
nomination for Sheriff, subject to
the will of the Republican party of
Dorchester county.—lrvin W. Wind
sor, Hurlock, Md.—Adv. 7-2-tf.
Announcement Of Candidacy.
To tbe Republican Voters
of Dorchester County:
Having served eight years as a
member of your county committee, 1
do not feel Inclined to accept anotn
er term, but I hereby announce my
intention to enter the primaries as a
candidate for County Commissioner.
I do this at the urgent request ox
many friends, several of whom are
Democrats and Independents.
- HOWARD P. SPSDDEN. i
Adv. 6-25. B&R.
Announcement Ot Candidacy.
1 hereby announce, myself as a
candidate for Sheriff, subject to the
action of the Democratic primaries.
I have been Deputy Sheriff for the
past two years, and during that per-
I lod have stirred the public to the
! best of my ability. If nominated and
’ elected, I p-omise to do everything j
l in my power to serve the people '
faithfully and well, as I am well ac
quainted with the work of this of
, flee. D. HENRY TURNER.
Adv. 6-25-B&R.
Announcement or. candidacy.
I hereby announce myself as a '
candidate for Cossty Commissioner,!
subject to the action of the Republi- !
can primaries. If nominated and
elected, 1 promise to do everything
in my power to serve the people faith
fully and well.
CHAS. S. JACKSON.
Adv. 6-10-tf. B&R.
| Do You Know? £
X That it is the policy of this store to sell X
X the kind of shoes that are not sold in the X
average store, and that in order to do so, X
■ we choose the very smartest models that X
| the skill of the country produces? X
In Hot Days Like These T
It’s good Athletic Underwear weather, in our
V line of Shoes, Shirts. Hats, Hosiery and Underwear V
V we can gi y c you bargains. W
I J. F. WILLIS & SON |
X “The Quality Shop.”
V
Science Built
W This Shoe
The Trupedic is an anatomic shoe but you’d
never guess it to look at it, it’s so smart and
stylish.
It’s made on new principles and in three
types because it’s now an established fact that;
there are three types of normal feet, instead of merely one."
The only way for you to tell the type you wear is to try
on all three types. Your foot will know the right one.
There are other features about this shoe which we will
explain to you if you will Vltl€ in, * The Trupedic. U
the shoe of the hor{,
Shoe Shop
Phone 420 25 Race St.
EASTERN SHORE TRUST COMPANY
Mr, Farmer:
Your Wheat
Check
will soon be in
hand
We l'ill be glad to cash it for you. If you have bank
business of any kind , come to us.
EASTERN SHORE TRUSTCOMPANY
Cambridge* Md.
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WASH EVERY DAY
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CAMBRIDGE LAUNDRY
15 Poplar St. LEE FONG, Mgr.