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NOTICE OF. roREoLosunn.

VXyHEREAs, Harold G. Tracy, Peleg L.
w Tracy, Julia I. Tracy; al Of Winter
Mildred Tracy, Of said Winter Harbor,
wife OF the said Harold G.. Tracy, Joining
therein as grsntor and releasing ali her rights
Of descent and all other rights in the premis-
es, by their mortgage deed dated the 18th
day OF September. q. d. 1903 and recorded In
the registry Of Dc eds for said county Of Ham
cock. State Of Maine, January IS. 1909, book
456. page 302; conveyed to me, the under signed
William BurDham. Of the city Of Philadelphia,
ated IN said Winter Harbor and in said mort
gage deed described a. follows:
"a certain lot or parcel Of land, together
with the buildings thereon situated In said
Winter Barbor and bounded and described as
follows, to wit: Beginning on the southerly
side OF Main street at the northeasterly
soutberly one hundred feet to the south
westerly corner thereof; thence by said lot
lot, so-called; thence by said Hall lot and
other lands sontherly two hundred and one
feet more or less to the lot Of land conveyed
by said Peleg L. Tracy to Byron Tracy; thence
by the last mentioned lot westerly one hun
dred and fifty-two feet to land Of Charles e.
said ssd 10 s.S
formerly Of Rebecca Rice. now land OF p. g.
and r. M. Torrey; thence BY the last mem
sixty six eet to the southweserly corner OF
said Joy land; thence by said Joy land
northerly ninety one and one half feet to
easterly sixty. four feet to the place Of begin
ming, containing one acre. more or lees. Ex-
cepting and reserving, however, Q right of
way. in common, twelve feet wide. as appur-
tenant to said land OF Byron Tracy out to the
main street. Being the same premises con-
Esysd by the SAID Psisg l. Tracy to the said
and recorded with said registry, in book AZ,
page 4l2"
And whereas the condition Of said mort
gage has been and is now broken, now, there
fore, by reason Of the breach Of the said con-
dition Of said mortgage, / the said William
gage and the debt thereby secured, claim Q
foreclosure Of said mortgage and upon all the
property therein described as conveyed.
WILLIAM BuRNHAA.
Dated this twentieth day of January .. d.
1916.
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wIlllAH = PsAcu.

UYHEREAS Charles H. Witham, Of Ellis
w worth, Hancock county, Maine, By
deed dated March 10, 1908, and recorded IN
registry Of deeds for Hancock county, State Of
Maine, in vol. ~, page III, conveyed 10
Charles G. Burrili, OF Ellsworth. 10 said
county, . certain parcel Of real estate situate
In Ellsworth, Hancock county, State Of Maine.
and bounded and described a. follows:
Beginning 1t the westerly corner Of land
formerly owned by J. l.. Moore, and the
northerly corner Of Edward M00re's lott.
thence running south 80 west, 250s rods more
or less ON said Edward Moore's line to his,
westerly corner; thence north $50 west 70 rods.
to . stake marked - . corner; thence north
50 east to two fr trees marked ~. A. d.. -
the end Of line run by J. A. Deane, Jan. 8.
corner OF lot Of q. W. Moore near . yalloW
birch tree marked ~ A. D. 1858" theuce
south ~ east 70 rods more or less to place OF
beginning. and containing ll6 acres more or
less - surveyed by j. A. Deane, Jan. s, leoe,.
being wild land.
Which said mortgage was assigned by said
Burrill TO l. F. Giles Dec. l. 1909. which ~
signment 10 recorded in said registry, vol.
6ll page $40; and said mortgage was again
assigned by said Giles to me. the under
signed, Leon II. Brown. by assignment dated
Dec 70, 1914. recorded In said registry, VOL al,
page 81.
And whereas the condition Of said mortgage
10 broken, now. therefore, by reason Of the
breach Of the condition thereof, L Leon II.
Brown, aforesaid, owner OF said mortgage,
claim q foreclosure Of said mortgage.
Dated at Ellsworth, Maine, this twelfth day
Of January, A. d. 1915.
LEON H. BRowR.
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NOTICE OF FoRECLosuKE.

WHEREAS. Olin D. Wood, OF Eden. Ham
w cock county, Maine, by his mortgage
deed dated the third day Of December, a. d.
1918, and recorded in the Hancock county,
Maine. registry Of deeds, book 5O0 page $685.
conveyed to me, the undersigned, a certain lot
or parcel Of land situated in said Eden. ard
bounded and described as follows. to wit:
Beginning at an iron bolt driven in the
ground on the south side of the town way
known as the Beaver Dam road; thence south
fifty two degrees east thirty six and twenty
four hundredths rods to q stake in the west
line of land OF Orient H. Carpenter or un-
known; thence following said west line and
the west line OF land OF Ansel II. Leland and
Others south thirt' EIGHT degrees west one
hundred and nine rods to q stake; thence
north dfty three degrees and thirty minutes
west thirty seven and five. tenths rods to an
iron bolt set in q ledge; thence north thirty
eight degrees and thirty minutes east one
hundred and nine and nine one. hundredths
rods to the place Of beginning. containing
twenty five and fourteen hundredths acres.
more or less. Being the same premises de.
scribed as conveyed In the deed from Lorinda
II Wood to me, the said Olin ID. Wood dated
May 10, 1908, and recorded in the Hancock
county. Maine, registry OF deeds in book 400.
page 429, to which deed and the record thereof
express reference may be h d; and whereas the
condition OF said mortgage has been broken:
NOW, THEREFORE,, by reason Of the
breach OF the ndiiion thereof, claim .
foreclosure OF said mortgage. and give this
notice for that purpose. w. e. PEACH.
January 10, 1915.
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~ 10 ~ Iots for The appoIntment,
but did rot dare to leave me. believing
that some change 10 the conditions OF
the betrothai bad come and my aunt
had sent me- to inform MIN 81 them
! beat about the bush without saying
anything definite till knew that there
was barely time for hin, to keep the
appointment. then pushed him % into
the water
had done all this for my cousin
because In an evil nour had promB
ed ner. and nov that It was done
had mind to 60 home. But ! had
mot yet done IN that | agreed to do.
was to 60 to the hotse immediately
after y O'Clock. did not Wish to do
%, for II would only Dc to witness
the happiness OF william van ScboOn
hoven. After little hesitation turn
I'd my steps to my aunt's and arrived
soon after noon
! found Katrina and Der mother In
the best room When my aunt saw
me she locked very terrible.
st Nicholas be with you," SAID.
ION this tiDe New Years day"
Ny aunt. without reply. nounced out
Of the room. Katrina's face was ON
tntelligible.
Where n your betrothedT asked
You have done as you pr0misedY
she replied
~Yes. nave: but do not see the
successful snit0r Where h her
She turned me TO n mirror in which
I au~ ruvos.lF ouH X friv,a link tho
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KATRINA'S
CHOICE
4 Story .: New Years Day h
New Amstefdsa
:, 2 4 mitchell

While some workmen Wers recently
tearing down building in Mulberry
street, New York. they came upon Z
small space that had been bricked up
for long while containing q desk Of
Z pattern used hundred yean ago
The desk was empty except fos some
manuscript which had been locked In
one Of its drawers and evidently for.
gotten Or left unDoticed when the desk
was cleared " its contents and put
away. The nnd was sent t. the
custodian OF the Historical society,
who on Inspecting the manuscript and
seeing the name attached to Died.
rich Knickerbocker- opened his eyes
very wide.
he II remembered that this Diedrich
KnickerbOcker during the tirst decade
Of the nineteenth century, appeared at
hostelry In Mulberry street, New
York. called the Independent Column
bian hotel. where be wrute q history
Of New York which was afterward
edited BY Washington irving. ana hav-
ing been published attained wide
circulation. Upon examining the
manuscript referred to the custodian
of the Historical society was surprised
and delighted to tind that II accounted
an incident that occurred In the city
OF New Amsterdam (afterward New
York;. during the administration of
the old Dutch governor. petrus Stuy-
vesant. the incident having taken place
ON the drxt Of January. day given
over BY the New Amsterdamers to
making visits and the consumption of
scnnapps.
Mr.. Knickerbocker left the inie-
pendent Columbian hotel one day and
never returned. nor was be heard Of
afterward The custodian who receiv ed
the desk and the manuscript believes
that the building being torn down con-
stituted a part of the hotel. and after
Mr.. Knickerbocker's departure the
desk was put away In closet. which
was afterward bricked up: also that
the author undoubtedly left the manu-
script In the drawer.
The following is a verbatim copy Of
the original. II must have been writ
ten when the author was young man:
Ny cousin Katrina Gansevoort IL q
comely girl. and II say 1t, who should
not say It. Still l affirm that she IL
comedy girl. She Is four feet ten inches
high. and her waist measure Ii ample
When she Is dressed for dance on
the Bowling green. her hair put back
from her forehead and held in big
braid and covered BY quilted cap;
when she has donned dozen striped
linsey woolsey petticoats. which. falling
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THE FINDING OF TIE MANUSCRIPT.

only to a little below the knee. show
plainly her well turned ankle, and her
well shod feet ornamented BY large
silver buckles. then | say Katrina Is
well calculated to ravish the hearts OF
US gallant young Dutchmen.
And this IL exactly what Katrina
has DONE, lf any thing more IL needed
10 attract US II Il ner fortune. which
consists Of room full Of petticOats
and twenty dozen stockings-for De It
known that We have no such fortunes
In gold coin in New Amsterdam. as oar
people have In Holland. But II u
rather Katrina's beauty that ATTRACTS
us than her stock Of pettic0ats and
stockings.
Notwithsta nding her plentiful dowry
her mother. desiring that Katrina
mould marry well. has formed q ~
D,iution to marry her TO Olaf Van
vrankin. an old man and baldheaded,
tut with fortune OF some H)O peltA
Katrina. whose lovely disposition
shows itself In her countenance. mas
refused to marry Olaf Van vrankin.
notwithsta the number of the
pelts be possesses. but has given her
heart to three young men. but little
older than herself. That II to say these
49, ~@v AA~
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Effect Of Great Kidney
Remedy is Soon Realized.

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at times could hardly get out OF bed. I
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My husband was troubled with kidney
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os may publish this letter il you
Very truly yours,
MRS. MATTE CAMPBELL,
H. r. ID. No. Gobleviiie, Mich.
20. Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th OF July, 1909.
ARvIN w. MYERS,
Notary Public,
for Van Duren Co., Mich.
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Norrox oY YoK1cLosURn.

NOTIOE or rORECLOgU1n
WHEREAs. ARms J: Weed, q Hden,
her mortgage deed deked the third day q
September, D. a. 14t4. snd recorded In the
Hancvck COUNT, Msine, .registfy. ~ deeds
book Goos page ~. convey "a 70 me, ths .1nder.
;snS cs,:n e real els ss:s sssss:
BsGinnins Il ; spotted DR. tres which marks
the northwest corner Of the lot herein con
veyed; thence south 61o east. thirty. sfx and
- 100 rods to ~ iron bolt driven In the groupd
on the south side Of the town way known - the
Beaver Dam road; thence south So and Sfwest
one hundred and mine and . 100 rods . an iron.
Of Brewer or unknown: thence By sid north
line and the north line 81 isnd d the heirs 81
John =. Hireins, north SO and ~ west thirty
seven and $40 rods 70 an iron bolt driven
in the ground - the southeast corner u land
Of Edward Heusors then following the COST
line CT sAtd RAmor and the eAst ltne 81
land Of Seth b. hopkins north 80 and " sase
place Of beginning. Containing tweEty Ire
and fourteen hundfedths acres, more OF len,
according to . survey Of B. I. Lord made ID
January. 1900. together with ali buildings on
the above described parcel. Being the same
properly conveyed to eeid Emma J. Wood ~
Arno W: King ~ deed dated July ?, ie0e, sad
r recorded IN Hanccck county, Maine, rssissry
ence - hereby made; and whereas the oon-
dition Ct said mortgaGe has been broken;
NOW THEREF0HR. By reason Of the
breach Of the condition thereof, 1 eIsim :
foreclosure Of said mortgage, and give this,
notice for that purpose.
$50. -. wnI4. =. P.Ao-.
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COUNTY NEWS.



Mrs. Martha Warren and little Robert
are visiting her daughter, Mrs. Martin
Garland, OF Lakewood.
Mrs. Walter Cuthbsrtson, who joined
her husband in the woods where be il en-
Moved for steve Jordan, OF Waltham, IT,
meeting with much success - q cook for
the crew.
This town 10 the scene OF more lumber
ing operations than ct any time within its
history. Among those In business are
George Carr, Abram Warren, E. L. Grover,
". D. Moore, A. B. Edgecomb, Ransom
and George johnson, Henry e. Drawn and
Emery Wiley.
Mrs. Gilbert leach, uf North Castine,
Who is visiting her homo here, Il recover
ing from injuries she sustained BY being
thrown to the sidewalk, after changing
horses in Ellsworth on hsr way here. The
horse became frightened while Mrs. Leach
VAS waiting for her husband, who had
eft her moment In the team.
The correspondent, who lately has Wis
tied tho homes Of the efliictsd, hears
nothing but blsssings for Arvill Jordan,
OF waltham, . business man who ID never
too busy bot that b. finds time to seek
the ill and poor 20 offer word Of cheer,
always accompanied By generous gift OF
money, food or clothing. Mr.. Jordan Is
very modest about his charitable deeds,
bat many hearts are made lighter and
burdens lifted BY bis visits, which cover
large territory.
Feb, :. DAVIS.
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EAST ORLAND.

: Miss Grace Gibbs was home from Orono
last week.
Edwin Blaisdell is Ut homo from visit
In Mattawamkeag.
Mrs. Martha Lord, OF Bucksport, is vis-
iting her brother, Avery Gray.
F. A. and w. l.. Wentworth are cutting
ice on Teddy pond. Many teams are
hauling from their field. Robert Soper
il cutting on Alsmoosook lake for the fish
hatchery.
Feb l. M.
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DAVE.
SOUTH PENoBsCUr.

Mrs. s. B. Condor u visiting her mot her,
Mrs. Allen, at Sedgwick.
Neal wardweil, OF North Castine, 10
teaming for 8. B. Condor.
A. P. Leach and Ralph Wooster have
gone to To-day pond fishing.
Mrs. Carrie chadboorne, OF Waterford,
is visiting her aunt, Miss Mary Perkins.
Ruth. little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
David Perkins, fell and broke her arm re-
Gently.
Alexander Wescott has gone to South
Portland to visit his nephew, Eiwin
Nevells.
Rev. Chester A. Smith exchanged pull
pits Sunday with Rev. Charles hargrove,
OF Bluehill.
Feb. l. l..
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over my shoulder. There was no
smile on her face. NO spark in her eye,
She was the same Dutch girl she has
always been.
well" said. what does 1t meanr
Notwithstanding my ability to dis
cern hidden things. did not under
stand till Katrina placed her lips so
near mine that nature told me what
to do | kissed her. and gradually it
got into my head that after all / was
the trst caller after IL o'clock. and
consequently katrina's choice
So happy were We that we did not
Immediately consider that, though we
now understood each other. We were
still opposed by katrina's mother. and
| was not in an envta bic position with
reference to the s,iitors whom | had
delayed. Fran Gansevoort left us
nursing her wrath. vowing vengeance
upon me and to place Katrina where
she would be safe from me-
But Katrina. who Notwithstanding
her innocent blue eyes and the two
hung down hrr back was by no means
stupid. suddenly reminded me Of the
anger In winch we stood
There is no hope for u.s." she said,
but to go to the dominic and be mar
RED 10 away and hide yourself FROM
those you have misied lest they attack
you all together Hut come tonight
with rcpe when All are in he'd
Throw il around the chimney on the
west gable where my room Is and let
down the rope through the chimney
for me. Pull me up. and we will 20
together TO the dominic
All were In bed ny O'Clock. and al
10 went 10 katrlnas home and did
as she had instructed me | had diff
Guilty In pulling her up. and, Though
the chimney was large. she nearly
filled II up. Before II o. the clock the
dominic married us
Now that we We're welded Frau
Gansevoort could do nothing but for
give her daughter Ana as for the men
| outwitted they congratulated me. all
except Olaf Van vrankin whom | had
given ducking He did not attack
me. but ne never spoke to me after
ward
There was an Endorsement made
many years later on the manuscript OF
the death OF Mrs KnickerbU.ker and q
statement Of her husbands grief: also
an intimation that II drove him from
place to place: that ne had tried every
way to Uccup. his mind. but had
found only one literary work that was
capable OF driving away his bereave-
ment and that only temporarily.
Sartoriaf Advantage.
There ia something very picturesque
about the Scotch costume"
yes. and it's economical too. A man
doesn't have to bother about keeping
bis trousers pressed" = Washington
Star.
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MARIAvILLE.

News was received here of the death OF
Carl Hill at his home in Bakersfield, Cal,
on Jan. 3, OF pneumonia. He was the son
OF Mrs. Ella Yeager, whose home is in
Olympia, Wash. Mrs. Yeager was the
daughter OF the late Mrs. Mary Carr, OF
this town. She was twice married, her
first husband being p. Hill, Of SPRING
field, N. H., who died several years ago.
The death OF her only son is heavy blow
to the mother, who is in feeble health.
Mr.. Hill visited here with his mother a
few years ago, and won many warm
friends. Sympathy is extended to the
mother.
Jan, q. 8,
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GREAT POND.

Bert Haynes and family hare moved to
Bangor.
Merle Chick, Of Bangor, Is visiting his
mother, Mrs. Colburn.
Guy Patterson and family, who have
been in Auburn, have returned home.
Edgar Williams, who il boarding with
his brother, E. N. Williams, suffered .
shock Of paralysis last Wednesday.
T. H. Mcininch, who has been working
in blacksmith shop for Mr.. Libby, Of
Milford, came home last week qaite badly
injured BY lame horse falling on him.
He Ia improving.
Feb, 1, E.
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MARLBORO.

Adeibert Hodgkins, who has employ
ment in Ellsworth, has moved his family
there.
Mrs. Frederick Frost and two children,
Worth hen and Constance, after week at
Harlan Hodgkins', have returned to New
York.
George Mcclellan and wife have closed
their home and gone away for the winter,
to work In hotel.
Feb. l. ARE.
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WEST suRRY.

Susie Alberta, little daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Wiilins, is improving.
Mrs. Susie Wiilins, who has been seri-
ously III, Is able to sit up few minutes
each day.
Mrs. Guy Carlisle was in Ellsworth last
week visiting her sister, Mrs. Urban
Brown.
Master George Carter, who has been
seriously i'll OF erysipelss in his face, is
improving.
Feb. 1. l..
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NORTH BRoOKsvILLE.

Mrs. Florence Gains and son, of Rock
land, are guests Of Matte Grindie.
W. A. Garno, Of Somerville, Mass, has
purchased the Aaron Jones placs.
Officers OF HaRaduce lodge, F. and A.
NJ, were installed Jan. ~ by past D. D. 9.
NJ. T. A. Smith, assisted by d. D. q. NJ.
Julian Hooper ~ grand marshal, and W.
II. Pervear ~ grand chaplain. Supper was
served.
Feb. /. ".
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WEST sEDGwIcK.

Miss Stella Carter IL home from North
Sedgwick.
chopping bee was given to John
Grindle Thursday.
Mrs. Joanna Durgain, OF Bangor, Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Phebe d.
Vessel, at North Brooksville.
Walter Clement, while chopping in the
woods, was badly cut. DR.. Wsrdweil took
several stitches to close the wound.
School clcsed Saturday after q success
full term taught by Mrs. Phebe d. Vessel.
In the afternoon the pupils were pleasantly
entertained BY the teacher, with contests,
music and games. Refreshments were
served.
Feb. /. ID.
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REACH.

FIJI. Annis and wife arrived home Sum
day from visit to relatives in Massachu-
sets and Rhode Island.
Fred Stoddard and family have gone to
Bangor. Mr.. Stoddard will attend Uni
versity Of Maine for the remainder Of the
school year.
Mrs. A. r. Holden, who has been visit
ing her son, l.. K. Allen, at Boston, is
home.
Feb. 1. l..
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EAST BLUEHILL.

Mrs. Mary Ashworth IL home from East
Lowell.
Rev. Charles Hargrove held special
meetings here last week.
Rev. Chester Smith, OF Penobscot,
preached in the Baptist church sunday.
Alfred wobher, who recently bought
the Luther Bridges place, 10 having hard
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VIII also receive . booklet OF valuable in
FORMATION, telling about the kidneys and
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AshnRIcAN. Regular hfty-cent and one
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For q mild. easy action Of the bowels. sim
gle dose OF DoAn's Regulets IL encasa- Treat
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THE subscriber hereby gives notice that
i she has been duly appointed adminis-
tratrix OF the estate Of
LOUISE ]. GOODWIN. late OF Ellis
WORTH,
in the county OF Hancock, deceased, and
sons having demands against the e.
tate Of SAID deceased are desired to
present the same for settlement, and all in
debted thereto are requested to make pay
ment immediately.
RurH T. GooDwIx.
January II. 1916.
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wood floors laid and other repairs made
ON the interior Of thu houss.
Mrs. vioIet Grindis is spending few
weeks In Bluehiil with her brother, N.
Twining.
Mrs. Lille johnson and Mrs. Laura
sheafe, Of Bluehill, are spending few
weeks with their brother, e. c. Long.
Feb. 1. r.
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NORTH BROOKLYN.

Mrs. Hattie Redman 10 III.
Mrs. Uxiai Candage, IT,, IL visiting
Mrs. Erastus CAndsge.
Mrs. Julia Higgins, Of West Brooklin,
Is visiting Mrs. Fred Hamilton.
John Paris, Of Sedgwick, has large
crew operating in the woods on what was
the Charles Gleason woodlands, in Brook
lin.
The ice-cream social, postponed from
Monday night on account OF the storm,
was held Tuesday, with good attend
ance.
Feb. /. XENoPHoN.
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Ssrtoriaf Advantage.

SartorIaI Advantage.
There ia something very picturesque
about the Scotch costume
Yes. and it's economical too. A man
doesn't have to bother about keeping
bis trousers pressed" = Washington
Star.