Ellsworth American., 1911-02-22

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peny Is also adveIlisin. the Buick ana
Cadillac automobiles, Of which they have
the agency, and invite visitors to their
garage, where 1911 models OF these cara
are on exhibition.
II rry c. Austin & Co., local agents,
exhioit their Columbia graphophone, and
this booth vies with the orchestra in max
ing things lively at the fair. J. r. Half
penny, agent for Maine and New Hamp-
shire, is demonstrator.
Roger Staples, OF Bangor, distributes
samples of his butterine, which is find
ing favor among Ellsworth's good cooks.
Elizabeth Merrill and Pauline Knowles
are the demonstrators.
The Union Trust Co. has a costly
arranged booth, where banking literature
and information is available.
G. l.. Morang, the Ellsworth department
store, has an attractive exhibit OF ladies'
coats, suits, waists and fancy articles.
He is also advertising the American
Ladies' Tailoring Co., for which he is local
agent. An ingenious souvenir in the
shape Of most adhesive butterfly, is pop
ular in the hall. 1t was the original idea
OF Ralph Brooks, who, win Miss Carrie
Baker, is in charge of The Morang booth.
The White sewing machine is exhibited
by Charles 1. Staples, the Ellsworth agent,
and has made many friends among the
ladies.
The cloak-room opening OF the gallery
has been transformed by Harvey w.
Morang into palm garden. 1t is most
attractively decorated, and is delightful
retiring room, where ice cream, sodas
and other refreshments may be enj ,yed
in comfort.
AGRICULTURAL EXHIBIT.
The agricultural exhibit fills the ban
quet room on the lower floor of the hail.
Here Austin II. Joy has an elaborate and
complete exhibit OF cattle and poultry
foods. He also shows Prairie State incu-
bator and brooder. The incubator is
filed with eggs which are due to hatch
during the week.
The agricultural depart ment OF the Uni
versjty Of Maine makes an exhibit Of edu-
cational value to farmers. Models Of
modern henneries, trap nests, ETC., are
shown. This exhibit also includes fine
display of grains, seeds and grasses. To.
morrow Prof. Il. G. Bell will talk on
Maine corn, and exhibit the ten ears OF
Maine corn which were awarded first prize
in the world competition at the national
corn show in Columbus, O., recently. FRI
day Prof. Briscoe will talk on forestry.
Much valus BILE farm literature is dis
tributed here.
| In this room also the DeLaval cream
separator is exhibited by F. H. Hunt,
State agent.
THE ''Boosr" COMMITTEE.
| The credit for the success OF the food
fair, which is assured, is due to the COM
mittee OF the Ellsworth merchants asso-
citation, under the auspices OF which it il
given. This committee has worked hard
on the results. The members of this
"booss" committee are: W. A. Alexander
chairman; Roy c. Haines, secretary; E. F
Robinson, jr., treasurer; H. B. Estey anc
| Z. l. Staples.
PROGRAM.
The program for the remainder OF the
week follows:
wEDNEsDAY-wAsHINGTo DAY
| afternoon.
100 Doors open
Prof Laura Comstocl
2.so Orchestra concert
800 Cooking demonstration
400 Award of gifts
| L.
Washington ball
raURsDAy-coRN DAY
Afternoon.
100 Doors open
200 Orchestra concert
200 Talk, "Food and Food Values"
| Miss Comstocl
800 Talk, "Maine Corn. H G Bel
800 Cooking class....... ....Miss Comstoci
100 Award OF gifts
| Epening.
Grand corn ball
| FRIDAY-FoRRsrRY DAY
| Afternoon.
| 100 Doors open
200 Orchestra concert
200 Talk. "Food and Food Values, +"
500 Talk, Forestry in Maine,'
| 800 Cooking class.............Miss Comstocl
400 Award OF gifts
! Evening.
Grand forestry ball
sATURDAY-Foop FAIR DAY
fteraoon.
| 100 Doors open
200 Orchestra concert
2.oo Talk, "Food and Frod Values"
Miss Comstock
| 200 Cooking demonstration. Miss Comstock
| 100 Award Of gifts
Euening.
Grand ball
SPECIAL RAILROAD RATES.
The schedule of reduced rates on the
railroads for food fair week is as follows
Bangor si0o Whitneyville % U
Brewer 90 Machias 2U
Holden 20 East Machias 20t
Green Lake SO Machiasport 20t
Nicolin 80 Dennysvile 2hC
Ellsworth Falls 10 Aver Junction 21
Washington Jc. Is Pembroke 2si
Franklin Road 20 Perry 30
Hancock 35 Eastport 81
Waukeag 40 Miltown 81
Mt. Desert Ferry so Calais 81