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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-11-17
BEER S5,25 A CASE
Prescription Holders Make First Legal
Purchase in Milwaukee.

Milwaukee. Nov. 1G.-The first legal
sale of real beer here since wartime
prohibition became effective ended al
most rs quickly as ii began, and thir
tv-tive disappointed prescription hold
prs were waiting in line when the
pharmacy sold the last bottle deliv-
erred in The first order.
\ drug store owned by Mrs. Edward
II. Pizzek distributed twelve anu
nall gallons on the first local order
issued by the internal revenue de-
partment. The pharmacy will be al
lowed to sell S712 gallons more be-
'wecn now and December 81, officials
said
Each case Of twentyfour bottles
sold for 500.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-11-17
81 HEALTH CEN
IN ATLANTIC !.
Red Cross Establishes Chain ,
"HeaIth 0utp0Sts" in Its
Eastern District.

"Outp">tS in new republic OF
the nincty-two Red Cross health cen.
tiers now III operation in the Atlantic
Division of the Red Cross. These are
divided by states as follows: Con
necticut, o. New Jersey, 10; New York,
10; Pennsylvania -; Maryland. 8
Delaware, the remaining state of the
division, although active along health
lines, has no yet organized center
The health center, or health nucleus,
operates as a centrally located clear
ing house of health information it
co-Operates with local health officials
and existing health agencies, slim
u!ates interest in health by interesting
and timely exhibits, takes the initial
tive in necessary health movements
and by means Of informal conferences
or lectures gives instruction in child
and general family welfare to parents.
In many instances classes in First Aid,
Home Hygiene and Care of the Sick
anu L tONl hNti6SlIOll III Itlu regularly.
In the majority of them growth, nutri-
ton, infant and child welfare, tubcrcu-
losis and other clinics are held at in
tervalS. The equipment Of the CEN
ters includes Il First Aid outfit and
loan closet of supplies to be uSe:
in case OF epidemic or for needy in
valids, sometimes supplemented by ii
Gtretcher and a cot for accident cases
Like School Houses
81 look forward with confidence to
the time when Red Cross health CEN
tiers Will become as common as school
houses and be recognized as being just
as essential a part of the training and
development of Il great people," says
II. J. Rogers, manager Of the Atlantic
Division. Mr. Rogers believes that APP
probation of this health service by the
people of the division will be reflected
in an increased Red Cross membership
in the coming Roll Call, ArmiStice
Day, November II, to Thanksgiving
Day, November "a.
The organizing of Health Centers
has not been the only way i'll which
Red Cross chapters have furthered the
cause of health this year Eighteen
chapters in the division have been &C.
lively cooperating with state or indi-
vidual health organizations councils
of health agencies have been appointed
by eight chapters. First aid has been
taught 5,102 persons in 1S9 classes
In the Brooklyn Chapter alone first aid
talks were given to 14.490 persons dur
ing the year in school auditoriumS,
churches and industrial establishments.
In Pittsburgh, the local chapter has
permanent first aid station in the main
amusement park of that city. First
aid stations were also established by
chapters at many county fairs this
year.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-11-17
Around The World
In Eight Laughs

All the world likes good humor no
matter where you chance to roam.
Everyone wants to be cheerful and
healthful, here or far away from
home. Papers all print jolly jokes,
jingles and other kinds of lively fun.
This humor is penned by scores of
column conductors who poetic, joke
and fun It is not in the magazines
and newspapers alone that good
press wit is seen; now for over three
years the Topics of the Day Films
have shown it on the screen. You
can see this happy reel at nearly
every good film show; in the hamlet,
town and city-in fact, where-er you
go. Jules Verne wrote of trip
round the world in eighty days, or
more or less. Well here we offer
trip in eight worldwide laughs
good ones or we miss our guess:
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-11-17

BodkinsviIle, NY. Five teaspoons
were removed from the stonach Of
Mrs Rosie Tucker Cowan of To|l
county when she was operated II a""H
at the Jennie Stuart hospital. She -
been Of unsound mind and was under
treatment at the Western state HuS-
pital, where she often claimed t. have
swallowed spoons, but no one ever saw
her do so. She will probably recover.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-11-17
Royal Carriages Go Cheap.

Honolulu, I. H.-RoyaI relics may he
tinged with the rosy hue Of romance
but their monetary value. esp, .1l.iy
in Honolulu, is low. as WIS c\i ~. 6
recently when a phaeton anG Il "a.'.,.-
which had belonged to the stables e..
Queen Iiliuokalanf, last OF 1hr native
monarchs, were sold at HIyIir; fer
Sc and 81. respectively.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-11-17
SHOCKING

Hello Girl-Some of the things
said over the wires are not fit for me
to lear.
Lineman-Aw. YOU can't expect to
WORK around electricity and uoi get
shocke8.
London Tc!Ngranh GER glandG
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-11-17
IMPROBABLE

Old gentleman Ito street gamin)
old are you little boy?
Hansel-Five years, sir.
Old genticman-You must be mis-
taken. You couldn't get thdG dirty
in five years.
Hans Copenhagen Denmark
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-11-17
Own Gun Kills a Hunter.

PottSvilIe, Pa, Nov. 16.-Thomas
Purcell. of Heckscherville, lost his life
while hunting Il rabbit in the vicinity
0f his home The rabbit went under
a pile of stones and Purcell gave his
gun 70 Il boy to hold while he unearth-
ed it. The boy tripped and fell and
the weapon was discharged, Purcell
being 50 badly injured that he died in
the Pottsville Hospital in few hours.
Before dying he eXonerated his COM
raniOn.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-11-17
PROPHET WITHOUT HONOR

Have you met your ideal man?
simpered a young maiden.
Il met him two years ago re
turned the lady novelist.
And is he still your ideal man? ~
BY no means returned the novel
list. He's my husband now"
-Caras Saretas (BuenOS AireS(
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-11-17
TO BE DECIDED

Kindly Stranger (to pedestrian
knocked down by motor)-Are you
hurt?
Pedestrian don't know. l have
not seen my lawyer yet.
lie Rire lFaf.s. E,rancC)
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-11-17
PLAYS SAFE

Stage hand-Did you say you want
ed window or widow?
Show Manager said window,
but they're both much alike. When
get near either of them l always
look out.
Japan Advertiser.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-11-17
BARNARD OR BROADWAY

Archie (absent-minded newlywed
at store)-I can't remember what l
was sent fora casserole of q CANT
sole.
Clerk (giggling)-Is the chicken
dead or alive?
Vaudeville News IN. Y. [. S. Al
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-11-17
1WI Killed as He
Holds Up "RattIer"

Riverside, Cal-Owls may be
wise birds, but one member Of
the family failed to use his
brains. Santa Fee train No. "a
was jogging along peacefully
when the engineer was startled
by a crash and extinguishing of
the engines headlight. Inves-
tigation revealed that a hand
some owl of the monkey-faccd
variety had swooped down on
the light, with one casualty In
the owl family.
The train limped into River
side by the light ef an oil Ian
tern.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-11-17
SAEETN WORST

Nervous old Iady-Will this train
stop at the terminal?
CONDUCTOR hope so, or thcre'll
be an awful smash if she doesn't.
Winnipeg Tribune (CanaGa)
OF THE DAY. FILMS
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-11-17
[AUTo REPAIR sEiop

sctlvn with my garage /
ed an automobile repair
is in charge OF a com pc
All. work will be handled
ind at reasonable rates.
call, convenient location,
vice, good workmanship,
VIM. l.. Dean, Cay street
7-9-Lr.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-11-17
Lightning Slaves One
Side of RanCher'S FaG2

Rozeman, Mont.-A bolt of
lightning played Il mean tris'!:
on Steve O'nonnell. Galla;iu
Valley rancher, Il few days ago.
Ii struck a hayrack on which
he, was riding and shaved all the
hair off the right side If his
head. es clean as Il razor Woaid
hive done, leaving the hair IN
the left side untouched Tire
flesh was only slightly burned
ODonneIl was stunned.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-11-17

usual place seven o'clock.
Ray-Rightt WHAT time Will YOU
be there?
Sidney Herald (Australia
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-11-17
Japan Advertiser.

He KNEW GIRLS
Mav-Meet you tomorrow night.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15

There is much satisfaction in know
ing that the purchase that you make
now will give full degree of salts.
faction in the future.
The Stephens and Muncy Lumber
Company at Berea not only endeavors
but actually keeps in stock the very
best grades of Building Material and
Builders Supplies, and the prices are
as low as is consistent with quality.
The big Idea is to provide what
is desired at a price within reason
and "Give Satisfaction to the Limit"
This means in the long run increased
business. The Stephens and Muncy
Lumber Company has tried out this
plan and found it winner in every
way. That, after all, is the reason
for the rapid increase in business.
We wish to state that you will
make no mistake by trading with the
Stephens and Muncy Lumber Com.
pany at Berea, and another thing
you will avoid taking all chances
when doing this.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15
A Reputation Second to None

The Stephens and Muncy Lumber
Company at Berea has made wonder.
full strides during the year. While
it is true that the price of Lumber,
Lath, Shingles, Sash, Doors, Roofing
Material, Building Paper and Builders
Supplies have increased from time to
time, still this establishment has been
able to keep prices down to a consist.
ent figure and as a result the volume
of business has increased rapidly.
They are meeting the present low
prices of today's market and are SELL
ing Lumber and Building Material at
as low a price as any concern in this
section.
The prospective customer is oblig-
ed to take the word of the dealer to
a great extent when buying. This is
particularly true of the Lumber Bust
ness. Therefore it is good sound
judgment to make purchases from a
concern that has a reputation for
Square Dealings" The Stephens anc
Muncy Lumber Company at Berea i.
in that class.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15

This is the most complete and
efficient welding plant in this Sec
ton of the State and enjoys a
large patronage on account of the
fact that they turn out work of class,
get it done when promised and that
their charges are very reasonable.
The manager realized when he
started into business that it was nee
essary to equip this place in the most
complete and modern style and has
installed the latest scientific machin-
cry for welding of iron, cast iron,
brass, bronze and aluminium Of any
size and shape. This is a great ac-
commodation to the people as autoists
manufacturers, farmers and in fact
everybody that has found the work
will not only be executed correctly,
but that part will be as strong, if
not stronger, than it was before, be
welded at much less cost than the
getting Of new part, and that it can
be done in a short time, thus saving
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15

This well known concern is one Of
the most prominent in this section of
the State. Its plant is modern and
up-to-datc in every particular, clean
and sanitary turnout The business
is conducted Plong progressive lines
and we are proud TO say that it is
n credit to this part Of the State.
To be able to make certain Of get
ting absolutely good bread and bakery
goods is a boon TO the city. At this
plant only the most healthful ingredi-
ents are used in the process of the
manufacture Analysis has proven
them TO be absolutely free from any
thing injurious and consequently they
are not only health protecting but
health giving.
A visit to the plant Of this com
pany is very interesting, the COM
pany's business has increased so
rapidly that improvements have been
made from time 10 time until today
they are model industry. Every
thing in the plant is kept clean as
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15
Richmond Bottling Works
oers
OF All Kinds.

This we'll known bottling works is
deserving of more than passing no.
tice in this review of the onward
progress of the community, as they
are perhaps the largest producers of
soda waters in this section Of the
State, their brand being a standard
Of quality and are so recognized by
the trade for a radius of many miles.
Their products are popular because
their plant is most modern and they
have realized the popular demand for
pure and wholesome refreshments.
Therefore they have gone farther
than the pure food law requires and
turn out a product that is entirely
free from impurities as well as being
delicious and wholesome.
Many pure food experts have ruled
that soda water when properly made
is a food product containing life
giving, energizing substances essen.
tial to build up the bodies Of children
ard grown-ups. The value Of the
sugar alone in a bottle Of soda is
of such Importance the commission
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15
H.. G. McCreary
Right Brea Expert Electrician Enjoys tn
tronag from An Extensive Territory.

Superior 10 the vast majority Of
electrical establishments and sur
passed by none, either in general ex.
ccllcncc Of work or superiority OF
materials used, this well known man
has continued his successful career.
By dint Of hard labor the unflinch-
ing determination To master every de-
tail Of the calling, he has earned a
training IN the ,n'ricacies Of the pro-
fession Of electrical experts that con.
stitutes them rs an authority upon
all subjects pertaining TO this very
difficult trade. Well versed in all the
technical theory Of his business. He
has merited the position that he at
tains as expert electrician, so no
matter what problem you may have
in electrical work, he can work out
a solution which will operate to your
best advantage.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15

will permit no substitute.
The quotations produced by the
carbonated water, which contains a
predominating sodium content, not
only cleanses the mucous membrane
of the stomach, but also in passing
into the intestines, digestion and nu-
triton are assisted thereby.
The plant is a credit to the com.
munity and is open at all times TO
the inspection of the public, and the
public is cordially invited. Few cities
many times larger can boast of such
a modern and scientifically equipped
bottling works.
The brand is very popular about
the country, being handled by all
first-class retail dealers.
We are pleased to point with pride
to the establishment and recommend
the class Of goods that they are fur
nishing TO the trade and assure every
one that that when they order soda
waters or Coca Cola, they will get
the very best.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15

Shingles, doors, castings, lath, roof.
ing, but what is the use of trying
to give even a brief review of the
stock Of the concern? Suffice to say
that they have absolutely everything
that is in the lumber business and
Blu lding materials line and that their
work is of a class unsurpassed by
none in this country.
Turnout this country it has come
to be known as headquarters for all
OF these many things and by fair
and honest dealings with the contrac-
tors and public, this company has
not only increased its patronage but
has held its old customers for years,
The manager is one Of the promi-
nent men in this line and deserves
the success that he has achieved and
commentator that is being given him
by the public. We wish TO recon-.
mend this firm to all our readers and
to suggest that when in need Of any
thing in their line TO give them a
trial.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15

There are few, if any, cities the
size of this that have the advantage
of the location in their midst of such
an establishment as this well known
firm maintains.
BY reason of their modern facili.
ties they are able to execute all
classes Of work and to furnish ex-
cellent service with promptness and
dispatch. BY reason of their buying
power this local concern enters the
largest markets and secures large
quaint ties at prices so low that they
offer their customers astonishing
values in lumber and building sup
plies of every description.
The power of such large buyers
cannot be too emphatically stated 1t
gives them a prestige and advantage
which accrues TO the benefit of their
customers.
The stock which arrives in carload
lots is offered the public at very
reasonable prices and is made up into
all of the standard and special sup
plies that are demanded by the trade.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15

nizes the ability Of this firm in this
line by making this establishment
their service station for this section.
Therefore, they are prepared to
equip your car with the famous
"Still Better Willard" which repre-
sents the very last word in storage
battery efficiency.
This popular company also operates
a modern garage, where automobile
repairing is done by expert machan-
les. They handle auto accessories,
tires, oils and gas in addition to all
night service storage, and we suggest
that our readers give them a trial
when in need of anything in their
line. Courteous treatment, efficient
service, and square dealing is their
motto.
They are well known business men
of the county who have always been
boosters for their home community.
In making this review of the onward
progress Of this section, we wish to
compliment them upon the admirable
manner in which they conduct their
valuable agency and to state that they
have merited the liberal patronage
they have received and the confidence
imposed in them by the general pub
/ lie
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15
New System Bakery
from the City and Surround
Territor Phone 1879.

il is the policy of this institution not
only To make bakery goods that will
pass inspection but turn out products
that are as near an approach Of the
highest perfection that model machin-
cry and up-to-date methods will per-
nit
If the public could only compre-
bend how these products are manu-
featured by this company-could on
ly understand how absolutely pure
and health giving they are-there
would not be a family in this vicin-
ity who would not be a patron Of the
concern.
The proprietor has been closely al
lied with the business interests of this
section of the State for some time
and has been instrumental in the up
bu lding Of this section of the coun-
try and the institution which he is
conducting. which should receive the
patronage Of the entire people.
Phone in your holiday orders and
they will be promptly taken care of.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15

In the upbuilding of the modern
American city of the Goth century the
services of the modern sanitary engi-
neers are of the utmost value, for by
the modern standards of living the
length of the average human life has
been greatly increased This is part
~ due to the work of the sanitary
engineer. This condition compels the
modern sanitary engineer TO be a man
Of advanced ideas, with a thoro
knowledge of the laws of sanitation.
As regards the above we cannot in
this review of our onward progress
fail to compliment him as he is re-
garded as most practical and compe-
tent in this line and is assisted by
the most competent corps of helpers
he could secure.
He has been called to execute hot
water, steam, vapor and other heat
ing systems in some of the best dwell
ing houses and finest buildings in our
county, and his ability and faculties
for the undertaking and carrying to
successful completion even the most
intricate work in these lines is well
known to those who have in the past
had business dealings with him.
The establishment and workshop are
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15

II is not surprising then that this
concern should have such a success
full career in business or that the
management should be at the head
of one Of the leading electrical
establishments in this section of the
country. Modern and up-to-date you
will find that there is a most COM
plete equipment in his place, and you
will see that il has been selected with
an experts eye for true value Elec-
trical fixtures and appliances of
every description and of the latest
and best design are ready for you
when you want them.
We are pleased in this business re-
view to compliment this well known
man and suggest that our readers
take il into consideration when max.
ing purchases or desiring work in the
electrical line.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15

Since this well known firm has
been engaged in the drug business,
its popularity has grown until it is
known to practically everybody in
this section and has won for itself
a well merited reputation for hon
esty and fair dealing with all its fast
increasing list of names.
The first requisite of any success.
full business must be courtesy, then
quality at the right price must be
offered. This has been the above
concerns policy in conducting its
business. They have directed their
efforts to the need that this store
might be headquarters for anything
in the apothecary line.
For the convenience of their pa.
irons they took on the famous Rex
all line of products that are known
the world over and recognized by
everyone as being without a peer
for excellence. This famous line
embraces toilet articles of every
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15

The gift season is Always on and
the jeweler receives his share maxi
ing possible the wisest selection Of
presents for all occasions. An up-to-
date jeweler is indispensable TO every
community Of taste and refinement,
and he whose work shows marked
skill is sure Of liberal patronage.
The people of this community are in
no way behind IN this respect and the
generous patronage extended to this
popular jewelcr firm shows how this
community appreciates their efforts.
Particular attention is given to fine
watch repairing and there is no
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15

Because of the great volume Of
business transacted thru their extern.
sive wholesale establishments, be.
cause Of their up-to-date business
methods and the high quality Of prod
ucts which are handled, this well
known concern has gained for this
section a commercial prestige as an
excellent market for retailers that
could be gained in no other manner.
Thousands Of dollars are brought
into this section each year thru the
trade channels, presided over by this
we'll known house and number Of
people are also given employment by
this concern. The fact that their
trade extends over all adjoining com
ties, this is their special field, brings
new faces, new business and adds
prosperity 10 the city in which they
are located.
The products will be found in the
leading stores and shops. The story
OF the success Of this firm is one
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-12-15

the public endless delay in the order
Of new parts.
In charge is a welding craftsman of
unusual ability and skill and this
work has the commentator of every
one. No matter what may be brok-
en-, you should take it to him and
have a consultation and he will
promptly tell you what can be done.
If for any reason it cannot be re-
paired or will not pay you, he will
tell you so.
In this establishment will be found
the latest machinery and the most
expert men, for this firm is one Of
the best concerns in this part of the
State and is known thruout the coun-
try for efficiency and promptness Of
their service. 1t is headquarters for
this class of work for all Of the peo-
pie in the territory and enjoys a
large patronage because it does hon.
est work at reasonable prices. Give
them a call.