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The Daily Banner Is published ev-j
ery afternoon, except Sunday, at 11 2
High St., Cambridge. Md., by
WEBB & WEBB
Editors and Proprietor*
CAMBRIDGE. MD . IULV 12. ivi9 j
The Y. M. C. A. Movement
The movement to found Young!
Men’s Christian Associations in the
different towns on the Eastern Shore,
a convention looking to which will
be held shortly at Ocean City, de
serves the support of the people of
this county, not less than tnat of the
people of oilier counties throughout
Maryland.
It is not likely that such an orga- .
nization could accomplish from the |
beginning all that it should or all \
that it does accomplish in those
places where it has been for many
years an accomplished fact. For a
Y. M. C. A. to do its best work, it
needs a building containing first and
foremost a gymnasium,equipped with
the proper appliances for exercise,
with a running track, swimming
pool, baths, etc. There should, of
course, be reading rooms, an office,
and an assembly hall would not be
amiss. It should furnish, in short,
an opportunity for healthful, invigo
rating exercise, and for recreation
under the best obtainable influences.
Only' those who have had the benefit
of the use of such a building can
estimate the value to the young man
or boy afforded by it.
It would, perhaps, be too much to
hope that the Y. M. C. A. could start
Mr Cambridge in such away, but if
it starts in any other way, its found
ers jshould have as their goal the
Erection or the conversion of just
such a place, preferably the former.
With all the space the armory af
fords, it seems possible that tempo
rary headquarters could be secured
there, and a beginning made to
wards the creation of a gymnasium,
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 Savings 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25 per cent., or one-fourth thereof, may be withdrawn on demand. j
Balance of the deposit is to remain in this bank a second year, after
which entire amount, or any part thereof, may be withdrawn on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 wiU earn 4 per cent, interest per annum, payable June 80tb
and December 80th.
We Make This Propositions
In ou ropinion, Liberty Bonds within two years will be selling
tor their face value, and interest, and we are in position to stand
back of the oiler made above.
We Advise Against Selling
We advise you to hold and not sell your bonds, but buy more.
Subscribe now to the Victory Loan, This Bank, or your bank, will
handle subscriptions free.
IF YOU HAVE TO SELL, GOING TO SELL, MADE UP YOUB MIND
TO SELL. THEN TAKE ADVANTAGE OP ABOVE OPPEB.
House Cleaning Time!
Let us help you
solve the problems
C. P. CRAIG & SON
' I Phone 117 Cambridge, Md. 24 Poplar St.
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High Cost Of Fanning With ;
'ORPHAN' Farm Machinery
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FARMERS! How many of you have imple
ments on your farm that you cannot get repairs for?
Remember this in figuring on a Tractor or Truck.
Remember if you have a machine with the
I. H. C. Trade Mark
your repairs are insured, not only for where you
live now, but for any spot in the world you may
move to.
From 308 Maryland Tractor owners reporting
to the Maryland State College of Agriculture, the
International Harvester Company won first prize.
ASK FOR DEMONSTRATION
Tele ißs°-w. JONES & GROFF Ca t d ridge
but a Y. M. C. A. should not stop
; with temporary quarters or limit Its
’ gymnasium to a mere beginning. A
movement so important to the moral
; and physical welfare of the young
; men of America deserves the best, *
1 and what is more, it demands the
j best. A good building, with ade
i quate equipment, will attract the
i boys, where a poor one would be a
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positive detriment,
j As matters now stand, there caS
!be no hope of starting with all the
I advantages outlined in the forego-
1 ing suggestions, but an organization
can be effected and plans made for
a vigorous campaign for better
things.
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Bathing At Oakley Beach.
The bathing season is now on in 4
full blast, and we are prepared to i
take care of large crowds. Charges <
; reasonable. Don’t forget the pier,
| bath houses and dancing pavilion are
i open every night. Just the place to
'cool off. E. S. Thillips.— Adv. 7-6 t. *
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. .The B„ C. &. A. will run a spe- ‘
cial excursion to Ocean City next
Thursday. July 17; train leaving *
Cambridge at 9 a. ra. Returning, <
leaves Ocean City at 6 ,p. m Fare, <
$1.50 for round trip. No ualf tick- i
ets. —Adv. 11-2 t. <
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Cause of Despondency.
Despondency is often caused by *
indigestion and constipation, and i
quickly disappears when. Chamber- i
lain’s Tablets are taken. These tab-
lets strengthen the digestion and
move the bowels. —Adv.
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Are You One of Them? <
There are a great many people ,
who would be very much benefited ,
by taking Chamberlain’s Tablets for
a weak or disordered stomach. Are
you one of them? Mrs. M. R. Searl,
Baldinsville, N. Y., relates her ex- 1
perience in the use of these tablets: .
“I had a bad spell with my stomach ,
about six months ago, and was trou
bled for two or tbreq weeks with gas
and severe pains in the pit of my
stomach. Our druggist advised me
to take Chamberlain’s Tablets, I
took a bottle home and the first dose
relieved me wonderfully, and I kept
on taking them until I was cured.”
These tablets do not relieve pain,but
after the pain has been relieved may 1
prevent its recurrence. —Adv. '
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j; Paints Oils |
| Varnish Stains |
| Kitchen Cabinets, Refregerators X
| Oil Cook Stoves 4
f Ovens Gas Plates I
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X Garden Tools, Lawn Mowers |
| Garden Seed I
f 4 Farm Implements X
I Hudson--Dodge I
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I Overland Cars |
! TIRES i
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Largest Stock on the Shore. |j
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X Lowest Prices i
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| Phones 49-50-J 77 |
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Cool Clothes
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FOR
Vacation Days
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Vacation days afford relief from the “daily
grind." Rest, comfort, recreation and di
version, are sought for —and the clothes a
man wears plays a big part in making holi
day pleasure complete and satisfying.
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This store has ready the kind of clothes
you need clothes that will serve you all
Summer round. Made of approved Summer
fabrics —to keep cool. And they’ll keep you
cool mentally, because they’re tailored to
wear as well and look as well as they feel.
Styles and sizes have been provided for
every type of man.
Light in weight and light in price.
Stevens,Smith& Co . i
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Mens Outfitters
Silence, being regarded as Immen
sely precious, has been called golden.
If the high prices keep up there will
have to be a readjustment of values
on commodities of this nature.
Work is better for boys than most
| boys are for work,
j The real proof of the pudding is
in the possession thereof.
THE FIRST THOUGHT
Cu-mor
Catarrh jelly for the relief
of Catarrh and cold in the
head.
• for:>sale:bythe !
Post Office and
j Cambridge Pharmacies
jSlußaer Bros. Distributers ...
We Have Prepared A ;
Special Letter for Free
Distribution Showing the
Excellent Possibilities In
Washington, Baltimore
& Annapolis Electric
Railroad Company Stock
Its relation to Washington. Balti.
more, Annapolis, the Severn River and
the Eastern Shore of Maryland.
Send for your copy. Letter No. P-47
Poe & Davies
Investment Bankers
Equitable Bldg. Baltimore. Md>
Members New York and Baltimore
Stock Exchanges.
Our Special Liberty Bond Department
buys or sells any issue and all amounts
for the best prices. Write for our “Liber
ty Bond Analysis.”
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When The Fire Bell
Rings At Any Hour il
; You Will Feel Safe if You Are Insured
i;I In Companies Represente by
ARTHUR S. HOPKINS
New Brown Building. Phones 460-597
on 11313 one hand
I. ; Mt you may have your house burned ov-
I'< i^i 1 ' ili ' er your head, but on the other you
should have a fire Insurance policy,
1 1 1} to entirely wipe out such a frightful
' i osa> Now an Insurance policy only
calls for a premium of a few dollars
for every thousand valuation at In-
ZTX' - | tervals of three or five years. Dls
: / 1 - pose of your anx,et y al) out jour real
ir;,, J estate and do It now.
'T’/7'JM MATTHEWS & CO.
FIRE INSURANCE and BEAL ES
PHONES—Office. 369. Home, 413 TATE AGENTS
and 165. Cambridge, Maryland.
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f Outing Shirts 4
5? White. Collar Attached. Sizes: to X
4 Price $3.00 *
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| Rocking Chair Underwear |
V Union Suits, $1.75 to $3.50 Separate Garments SI.OO each Y
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4 Special: Nainsook Union Suits %
4 $1 per suit 4
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Chamberlain’s Colic and Diarrhoea '
Remedy.
Noy is the time to buy a bottle of j
this remedy so as to be prepared in 1
case that any one of your family
should have an attack of colic or
diarrhoea during the summer mon
ths. It is worth a hundred times its
cost when needed.—Adv.
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Dancing At Oakley Beach.
| There will be dances at Oakley
| Beach Pavilion Tuesday and Friday
1 nights of each week, from now until
. further notice. Good music will be
| furnished, and the public will find
! this a delightfully cool place to spend
|the evening. Admission to pier, 5c.;
admission to dancing pavilion, 50c.
—Edw. S. Phillips.—Adv. 7-7-6 t.
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FOR SALE
Reasonable Prices to Quick Purchas
er or Purchasers.
Lot and seven room dwelling, in
excellent repair, with electric lights
and gas, on Academy street.
A Steam Laundry, well equipped,
! in good condition, splendid location,
and doing an excellent business.
Apply to
A. STENGLE MARINE.
Adv. 11-6 t. Spring St., Cambridge
Splendid Farms for Sale
John Lerty Spedden farm, on shell,
road, and salt water. 167 acres of
high, light, fertile land, in high
state of cultivation. Two splendid
dwellings. Tract can be divided into
two farms.
Fine chance for a young farmer
to own his own farm. Possession
January Ist, and liberal terms.
JOHN S. SKINNER.
Adv. 7-9-6 L B&R.
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SiTUNINGI
!I Beginingjuly I, 1919,
ill my price for Tuning
II Pianos will be the follow- I •
il ing: . . . ::
i;; In Cambridge: Single ;;
:: tuning $3.00, 2 tuningsa ;;
■•year $5.00. |
;; All tuning outside of
town $3.00 and expense !!
■;; of conveyance. !
i J | Leave O r^er * With 11
LcCorapte & Harper ••
11 Cambridge Maryland • ‘
ii M. Karl Mcßride ii
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Licenses
for 1919-20
Get them from
J.Watson Thompson
7-1-lmo b'r Justice of the Peace
CLAIBORNE-ANNAPOLIS FERRY
INCORPORATED
Monday to Friday*
Leave Annapolis .... 8 a. m. 4 p. m.
Leave Claiborne 10 a. m. 7 p. m.
Saturday Schednlci
Lv. Annapolis .. 8 a.m. 12 in. 4 p.m.
Lv. Claiborne ..10 a.m. 1.45 p.m. 7 p.m
Sunday Schednlei
Lv. Annapolis 9.15 a.m. 1 p.m. 5.30 p.m
Lv. Claiborne 11 a.m. 2.30 p.m. 7.15 p.m
T. C. B. HOWARD,
! 7-11-tf. General Manager.
if Z)o Fom Know?
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A . That it is the policy of this store to sell ,
A the kind of shoes that are not sold in the 4 i
X average store, and that in order to do so, 4 ,
A we choose the very smartest models that 4 >
♦♦♦ the skill of the country produces? 4 >
V In Hot Days Like These T
It’s good Athletic Underwear weather. In our A
v line of Shoes, Shins. Hats, Hosiery and Underwear ♦
we can give you bargains.
I J. F. WILLIS & SON |
|J “The Quality Shop.”
Science Built
■■■' This Shoe
i 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 it to try
I 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 WHIS jilt*The Trupedic,i
| the shoe of the hour!,,
LeCompt’s Shoe Shop
: BoltfSil Phone 420 25 Race St.
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I Soldiers and Sailors!
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Attention!!
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What are you doing with your bonus?
We have heard of some men who spent their bonus
for clothes, some who wasted it, having wh it they
> termed a “good time,” and others who placed it in
, the^bank.
We believe that the last mentioned class exerched
the best judgment.
We do not advise extravagant dressing, neither do
' we approve of dissipating one’s resources, but we do
congratulate the soldiers who put their money where
j it will earn more.
Deposit Your Bonus With Us
Here it will draw interest and will be cared for by
an instution with Eight Million Dollars of resources.
EASTERN SHORE TRUST COMPANY
Cambridge, Md.
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| WASH EVERY DAY
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j! CAMBRIDGE LAUNDRY ;;
15 Poplar St. LEE FONG, Mgr.