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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-07

Cattle-The largest run that has been
here on a Monday for three weeks
at $500 head. Packers tried to buy
steers lower. but had little or no success
on early rounds opening sales were gem
orally steady with last weeks Close. Feed
stock was slow and weak to mostly 25c
lower.
Quotations on Cattle-choice to prime
beeves, $1600@1750; good to choice
bssyss: $3.50 @ls.oO; fair to good beeves
s11 q 1900; choice to prime yearlings.
s16.5oQ1s.oO; good to choice yearlings.
s15.oo@1s,5o; fair to good yearlings. $1,000
qI45o; common to fair yearlings. $500
1880; choice. to prime cows. $3.50 @1i.oo;
good to choice cows, ssoo@s,oo; fair. to
good cows. sS5o@7.75: common to fair
:3sSSssSi;s: ssed - ea sass
feeders feeders ss,oO@io.oc: common to fair
feeders saoogsso; good to choice s,n stoek
ss.5o@s.oo; stock heifers. ss.aS@s5o;
stock cows, s5,75@T25; stock calves
sIoo@11.oO; veal calves, s7oo9i4oee;
prime grass beeves, s1s.Oo@15.oo; good
to good grass beeves,. ss.5o@lo;7s; com
mon to fair grass beeves. N.oo9S.oo;
Mexican beeves. $6.509s.oo.
WESTERN CATTLE.
IDAHO.
81 fdrs. sss 81 90 ii hfrs. s4s 81 IS
50 clvs.. sos 10 90 49, lvs.. l7s Is 50
so cows, $40 $ w . 4 hfF'' 80 90
4 i COWS. s sss go a'lv'., $50 8 50
NEBRASKA.
So fdrs. 1908 10 so As fdrs.lo17 10 80
| A So
Ellsworth American., 1919-09-17
Body of La France Found.

GoTr's ISLAND, Sept. II Especially - The
bedy OF A. A. LaFrance, one of the men
attached to the radio station at Bar Har.
Dor, who was drowned July ~, was found
tuesday afternoon on the southern shore
OF Black island.
Frank Babbidge and George Hersey of
Gotts Island. who found the body, i'm
mediately notified DR.. j. d. Phillips of
Southwest Harbor, medical examiner, who
communicated with the radio station.
Officers from the station made the identi-
fication.
LaFrance, who was twenty years of age,
was'drow by the capsizing OF a canoe
His companion in the canoe, a strong
swimmer, made desperate effort to save
him, succeeding several times in getting
him to the rocks, only to have him swept
from his grasp by the sea. His hone was
in Chicago. The body was shipped from
here Thursday.
Ellsworth American., 1919-09-17
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

WHEREAS. William Robinson, of Ire
w mont, county OF Hancock, and state of
Maine, by his mortg age deed dated May 81,
a. d. 1916, and recorded in the Hancock
County registry OF ueeds, book 53I, page 27S,
conveyed to the unde rsigned, Allie Rich
Trask of fremont, in said c. unity, and Gym
this Rich Staniey OF Southwest Harbor, in
said county and State, two certain lots or par
cefs OF land situated at Seal Cove, in said
fremont, bounded and described as follows
TO wit: First lot: Beginning on the east
side Of the highway leading from Seal Cove
TO Goose Cove and following Benjaunin Colts
southerly line southeasterly TO Richmond
Laliey's land and the northeast corner bound
OF Ambrose Thurson's house lot, thence fol-
lowing said Tnurston's noTlherly line south
westerly to the eastern line OF said highway,
thence following the eastern line OF said high
way northerly 10 the place of beginnin in
said Colts line; containing six and one third
(oA3] acres more less. second lots Be
ginning on the west line Of the county road
leading from Seal Cove TO Goose Cove and in
B. Rumill's and following said county road
southeriy sixteen tie) rods to stake
and stones. thence soathwesterly twenty f2o)
rods to a stake and stones. thence north
westerly sixteen (I6j rods to said Rumnl
road. thence northeasterIy but following said
beginning, containing two acres more or less,
together with the buildings thereon, both
lots being the same premises conveyed to
me this day by deed OF Allie Rich Trask and
Cynthia Rich Stanley. and whereas the con
oltlon OF said mortgage has been broken,
condition thereof, we claim foreclosure OF
said mortgage.
ALLIE RICH TKAsE,
CYsTHIA RIcR STAsLEY,
BY George r Fuller, their attorney.
August rs, 1919.
Ellsworth American., 1919-09-17
EAST LAMOTNE.

Isaac Hodgkins and wife of Bar Har Dor,
have come to their home here for the
winter.
Helen Bennett and friend from Boston
are visiting her parents, William Bennett
and wife.
Mrs. Nelson Young OF Everett, Wash,
formerly OF this town, is here for an
indefinite time.
Miss Helen Greenan of Sonerville,
Mass, spent her vacation Sith her aunt,
Mrs II. L. Young.
Mrs. Harvey Lear ann family and Miss
Rosa Willis, who have been visiting here,
have gone to Bar H4rbor.
A party of thirty from Bangor and
Brewer were guests of Fl. L. Smith an d
wife at their bungalow, Sunday.
Capt. Fred Merchant, who has been
custodian at the coa'ing station several
months, has been discharged from the
service, as he enlisted Tor war time only
Lieut.. Holden has taken the office.
William I.srgey and family, George
Thompson ant family of Bangor, Mrs
, George Hart horn and family OF Old Tow
and DR.. Beldng of Michigan, have closed
their cottages and returned home.
Sept. 10. L.
Ellsworth American., 1919-09-17
Cherryfield Man Drowned.

PORTLAND, Sept. 10 Especially -Ralp
Hartt Bowles, son of the late II. H. Bowles
of Cherryfield, was drowned Sunday after
noon, Aug. 81, in the Passaic river in
New Jersey, while on canoe trip with
Mrs. Bowles and their youngest son, John.
Mrs. Bowles ran a splinter under the
nail of her hand and tainted from the
pain, falling with her head in the water.
In going to her assistance, MIR. Bowles
water. He succeeded in getting his wife
and son ashore but was unable to slam ber
up the bank himself. His body was re-
covered several hours afterward.
Mr.. Bowles was born in Cherryfield
February Z, 1870. His father, "a. H..
Bowles, was lifetime resident of Cherry
field. He died in 1916. MIR. Bowles was
graduated from Phillips Exeter in 1889,
and from Harvard in 1893. At Harvard he
was member of the freshman and uni
versity glee clubs, and was widely in
terested in the social life OF the college.
After graduation he went abroad and
spent two years in Copstantinopie, max
AhS MS hOulS WIN tHt SALhTTidn Idfnlly Oh
that city. Then followed three months
of travel in Europe, after which he re-
turned to Harvard to take up graduate
studies in English. Receiving the degree
of A. M. in 1895, he was for year an in
structor in English at Lake Forest acad-
emy, Illinois. Then he returned to his
old school at Exeter, as member OF the
faculty. There he remained for ten years.
Since 1907 he has been connected with The
firm of Charles Scribner's Sons. having
charge of the editorial work of their edu-
cational department. He had resided at
Montciair, N. j., the last five years.
Mr.. Bowles was married in December,
1901, to Miss Mamie C. Henderson of
Washington, d. c. Their three children,
all boys, are Ralph Hartt Bowles, jr., Dom
aid Henderson Bowles and John Eliot
Bowles. The oldest is now a senior at
Exeter.
Mr.. Bowles, throughout his life, was
keeniy interested in the study of English
and in literary composition. OF late be
had found time, outside OF his editorial
work, for the writing Of fiction, and more
particularly of stories likely to appeal to
growing boys. One of these stories, "Bob
Henderson, Tenderfoot," is to be brought
out within short time by the Penn Pub
fishing Co.
To his friends and associates, Ralph
Bowles was known as a man OF unusually
gentle and at the same time virile nature,
he was earnest aud conscientious in
all that he undertook, but he was always
eager, when work was over, to turn to So
cial pleasure or to the life out OF doors. He
WAS no less earnest in regard to vi at he
held to be civic duties. He was active in
the interests of the Boy Scouts, and, as
his time permitted, in all ways helpful
member OF the community.
Ellsworth American., 1919-09-17
NOTICE or FoRECLospRE.

M HEREAS Martin +. Salisbury of Ells-
w worth. Hancock county Maine, by his
mortgage deed, date1 the eleventh day of
May, a. d. 1912, and recorded IN the Hancock
county registry OF deeds, in book $50, page 80
conveyed to the Union Trust Company "a cor
poration) of Ellsworth aforesaid, certain real
estate consisting of land aud buildings situ.
ated in said Ellsworth and being ali nd the
same property described as conveyed in the
deed from Eliza A. Frost 10 Emily r. Flood
and Mary Is. FLOOD. dated June 3, 1892, and re-
corded June 6, 1892, IN book 2s2, page 2ll OF
Hancock county, Maine, registry OF deeds. to
which record express reference Is here by
made for particular description of the prem
tses hereby convey ed; and whereas the said
Union Trust CompA NY by its deed of assign
ment dated the 9Th day of SEPTEMBER, a. d.
1919, assigned TO me, the undersigned, the
said mortgage. note and the debt thereby Sc
curedi and whereas the condition of said
mortgage has been broken, now. therefore, by
reason of the breach OF condition thereof,
claim a foreclosure OF said mortgage and give
this notice for that purpose.
JoHN II. BREsNAHAN.
By R. L. Mason, his alto rney
Ellsworth, Me, Sept. IS, 1919.
Ellsworth American., 1919-09-17
Eega. .SSarrs.
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES.

"HEREAS Hannah @. Kingsley of
w Gouldsboro, county of Hancock, State
a. d, 1899, and recorded in the registry of
deeds for Hancock county. in book s5S, page
1885, conveyed to c. II. Preble in his lifetime
certain lot or parcel of land situated Ia said
Gouldsboro. bounded and described as fol
lows, to wit: Beginning at a stake on the
southeast side OF the town road leading to
Winter Harbor, one hundred and ninety-one
feet southwest from John shaw's old line and
running south forty-five (45o) degrees east
three hundred and thirty seven feet to
stake; thence south twenty two and one half
t22i20) degrees went to John Sargent's line;
thence southeasterly on said John Sargent's
line twenty-one and one fourth rods to
stake at the pasture fence; thence northeast
eriy across the former Alanson Kingsley lot
by the pasture fence to a spotted tree on John
Shaw's old line; thence north forty-fYe (i5o)
degrees west on John shsw's old line to
within fifteen feet of the barn now standing
there; thence south forty-fye (45ol degrees
west land fifteen feet from said barnl seventy
three feet to stone; thence northwesterly
and parallel with John Shaw's old line to the
town road; thence southwesterly by said town
road to place of beginning Also an un-
divided half part of a certain lot or parcel OF
land situated in said Goudsboro, known as
the pasture as now fenced being from the
pasture fence now there to Jones' Pond and
between land OF John Sargent and John
shaw. Also an undivided half part Of the lot
IN the northwest corner Of the AIanson
Kingsley lot in said 9ouidsboro, being
seve nty. three feet WIDE and two hundred and
~ -LLB iNStAutf WIN Que UNDIVIDED
half part OF all the buildings situated thereon.
Reserving right of wsy oneirod wide leading
from the barn in a southeasterly direction as
now travelled across the first mentioned lot
In this deed to the pasture. Being tie same
premise conveyed TO me by warranty deed
from Nicholas W, Bunker and Nellie 5.
Bunker. dated May 81, lss4, and recorded in
the Hancock county registry of deeds, in
book 2ol, page 2s7. And whereas the said C.
Ii. ebie has since deceased and the unde,.
signed was on the twentieth b day of Noyember
1918, du appointed admi inistrstor of the IS.
tate of said G. II. Preble; ana whereas the con.
ditlon of said mortgage has bee and now re-
msins broker, now therefore, by reason OF
the breach OF the condition thereof, claim a
foreclosure OF said mortgage In behalf OF said
estate.
W. b. BLAIspKLL, administrator Of
the estate of Charles II. Preble.
Dated at Sullivan this eighth day of Sep
tember q. d 1919
Ellsworth American., 1919-09-17
y STATE OF MAINE.
q HANCOCK ss. SUPREME JrDIolAL C0Vsr

HANCOCK ss. SUPREME JUDIoIAL CoTsr
lS VACATION.
On the foregoing petition it is ORDERED that
the petitioners give notice TO said Al,gans
Bay Granite Company and John EdEsTds,
supposed known claimants, their places oi
fesidencs,-n living. being unkAown 10 your
petitioners, and to all other persons, IN
known TO your petitioners who mas claim as
heirs, devisees or assigns. OF in Any oihet
way by. through or under sa!d Aotgans
Bay Granite Company and John Eu'
wards, 70 appear before the Justice
OF oar supreme judicial court 70 oe
held at Ellsworth within aud for the county
OF Hancock on the second Tuesday OF Octooet'
a. d. 1919 by causing An attested copy OF lne
petition and OF this order thereon, 10 oe
published for two weeks iU the kHsNo'tn
American, public newspaper. published IN
said city of Ellsworth, and said petitioners
are further ordered to post an attestea cop!
OF the petition and OF this order thereon ~
some conspicuous place upon the real estate sstAle
claimed by said petitioners in their petition,
all TO be done at least one week prior 10 Ins
second Tuesday of October, 1919, that eaeh Q.
them may then appear before our SAID e9ut.
then TO be held a. said Ellsworth 10 ana ~,
said county of Hancock, as aforesaid auu
answer to said petition.
LUBaR B. DEAsY,
Justice Sop. Jud. Conr''
September 10. 1913.
A true copy OF the petition and ofas'
Of rcsurt thereon -.
Astest:-T. F. MAHoSEY, Clerk 5 j. Court
Ellsworth American., 1919-09-17
NOTICE. OF FORECLosUkE

w HERE As James Grindle, of Ellsworth.
w Maine, conveyed to me the under.
signed, by his mortage notes:
/. Dated March 81, 1914 One red COW
known the Graffam COW, one black
yearling heifer; one riding wagon known as
the A. o. Conary wagon.
2. Dated Dec. 30, 1914. One black heifer
one COW (Jerseyl; three tons of hay in the
s. Cunningham barn.
8. Dated Oct /, 1915. One red mare weight
about 1850 lbs, striped face, eleven years
old, known as the j. Higgins mare; year
ling black heifers.
4. Dated June l5 1917. One yearliug
black heller, cush heifer: one team wagon,
known as the Giles wagon, ana one riding
buggy.
As the conditions of ali the above described
notes are broken / claim foreclosure OF
all of the notes.
EMBERT c. ossoop.
Ellsworth, Maine, June 9, 1919.
Ellsworth American., 1919-09-17

The Mems Anti Suffrage com mittee
of Maine has sent out a communica-
tion urging members of the legisla-
ture not to vote for ratification of the
Susan B. Anthony suffrage amend
ment at the special session to be held
next month. The last legislature
passed an act giving women in Maine
the right to vote FOR presidential
electors, and on this the people have
asked for referendum, which the
courts have declared they are entitled
TO- The committee takes the ground
that with the vote on this act pend
ing, ratification of the proposed
federal amendment would be unfair.
The argument seems logical.
Ellsworth American., 1919-09-17
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

not reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is
a local disease, greatly influenced by con-
stitutional conditions, and in order to cure
IL you must take an internal remedy. Halls
Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and
acts through the blood on the mucous surfaces
of the system. Aall's Catarrh Medicine was
prescribed by one of the best physicians in
this country for years. 1t is composed of
some of the best tonics known, combined
with some OF the best blood purifiers. The
perfect combination OF the ingredients in
Halls Catarrh Medicine is what produces
such wonderful results In catarrhal coudi-
tions. Send for testimonials, free.
FL. CHENEY g. CO., Props. Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Ellsworth American., 1919-09-17

Brooklin is to have a real golf course
next summer. The summer visitors at
Haven have been trying to play golf on
leased land not suitable for he purpose.
Now they have determined to do some
thing that will he a real benefit to the
colony and to the town, they ha e
purchased a large tract Of land of Frank
Herrick situated nearly in the center of
the village. They are fortunate to have
Capt. Donald Parson of Youngstown, o.,
the winner in the tournament at Pine
hurst last season, who knows golf as
well as any professional, to draw the
plans Of the new links. A crew OF men
has been engaged to start at work on the
grounds at once, and by June next year
it will be in condition for playing. Coli
is becoming the great attraction
at all the leading summer resorts. The
cottage owners in Brooklin are going tC
keep up with the times in the future and
make Brooklin one of the most attractive
places along our coast. The colony al
ready has yacht club and fine cIut
house at the entrance OF one Of the
prettiest little harbors along the shores oi
Eggemoggin Reach, in strip OF about
twenty miles of the safest sailing for
small boats anywhere this side of Long
Island Sound.
Ellsworth American., 1919-09-17

letically inclined. Friday evening there
was an informal entertainment at Normal
hall. MIR. Hall, assisted by Miss Hattie
A Wiggin and Lewis B. Clark, one OF the
students recently returned from "over
the sea" service, showed slides of New
England industries and scenes in France,
Spain, Switzerland and Italy.
Ellsworth American., 1919-09-17

HANCOCK ss-At probate ,oi' ~
at Ellsworth, in and tor said co'R', N N
Hancock. on the second day Gt SeplsmooIi -
tae year of oar Lord enc thousand H'''
lsondred and nineteen.
petition for appointment OF sqm q
Sstrator OF the estate OF william n, Al
Anderson, late of Milbridge, in the couny
Washington. deceased. having be sn present. ~
for action in this county OF haneocN ~.
Judge OF Probate for sas1 County OF Mashmss
ton being related within the degree oi se.S sew
cousin to said deceased and bsing lhe'"
disqualified TO act on said petlttIn- a
Ordered. that notice thereof ne gNs1
all persons interested by causing ce9!.s
this order TO be published three weeEts 20
cessively IN the Machias Republican, a nsH
paper published at Hachias, in saiG cos,I
OF Washington, and In the ElsS Al
Americas, newspaper pupllsis nfor
Ellsworth, in said county OF Hancock, pbst
to the seventh day of Octob-r, a. d. isis ~ .b he
they may appear Mt probate court t9eh t9ehrnty
held at Ellsworth. within and Tor sas "nnon oo"S
of Hancock. at 8en o'clock in the toLe The
and show cause. if any tBey have WhS be
PRAYER of the petitioner saould h0'
granted. Ia
BERTRAND E. CLARK. Judge Of PfOO'''
true copy. -, oagister.
Attest ;-CLARA F. MULLAS. Aetlhg w.
In the District Court OF the United stalesiV'
the Hancock District of Maine.
NoRrHRRN DIVISION.
In the matter t.,,f. oi In Bensrsygff6Be K
Bankrupt,
To the creditors of Edmund NJ. Staples and
Desert, in the county OF HaneoeA
district aforesaid, bankrupt. ,o,h
NOTICE is hereby given that on the aid
n day of September, a. d. 1913, .t..nSs,csted VA
edmund NJ. S aples was duly "a unrsdjt-
bankrupt; that the first meeting OF nis n IN 81.
ots will be hell at my chambers, lo' u d.y Of
October. q. d. ISIS, at whi,h time and Ptsiir PfSsir
the said creditors may attend, prove hauk.
claims, appoint 8 trustee, examlhs sI,ress w IS
rupt and attend to such otner pt;ng
NAV properly come before said meetihs'
RALPH Z. MASON, .,cy.
Referee In Bankrups0''
Ellsworth, Ne, Sept. u, 1919.
Ellsworth American., 1919-09-17
HOTEL HELP WANTED

Sn WOMEN and girls wanted for best
~ year around hotels in Maine; rs
mattresses, fine tip hotels; also chamber,
kitchen. dish, laundry and scrub women.
chefs, pastry and all-around cooks. Bell and
buss boys, second ana third cooks for
hotel positions, Apply always to MAINE Ho-
TEL AGENCY, new quarters, AZ Main street,
Bangor. Established 81 years. 800 girls
wanted for best summer hotels, Incloso
stamp for reply. Few high grade housework
places.
Ellsworth American., 1919-09-17
COUNTY NEWS
CASTINE,

Mrs. Alec Merrill, who has spent the
past mouth in town at the home of w. A..
Kicker, left Monday for Portland and
Boston for several weeks, after which she
will go to her home in Jacksonville, Fla.
She was accompanied by Mrs. A. A.
Kicker.
Marjorie SmslIidge is teaching the COM
mercial course in the South Brooksville
high school this term.
Miss Cole of Sedgwick is in the home OF
Prot. Gregory for few days.
Mrs. Harry Richardson and son Albert,
who have spent the season in town, left
Saturday for their home in Chelsea, Mass
Miss Helen Sawyer left Monday for
Cambridge, Mass, where she will spend
the winter in the home of Mrs. Robert
Ames.
Norma Duntop left last week with Mrs
Richard Ames, with whom she will spend
the winter.
Mir. and Mrs Cambridge of Savannah, -,
Ga, spent several days last week as guests
of Air. and Mrs. Seybt.
Sept Is, q
Ellsworth American., 1919-09-17

The wonders of the wireless have
not ceased. In an experiment at New
London, Conn, yesterday, both tele-
phonic and telegraphic communica-
tion was established between an air
plane 1000 feet in the air and sub
merged submarine.
Ellsworth American., 1919-09-17

The strike of Boston policemen.
which has resulted in serious .io.ing.
wave of crime and hoodlumism and
a few deaths, presents situation uu-
ike that OF other labor strikes. Hero
we have a body of public officials
created for the enforcem mens CT lsy
and order, organizing into a union to
enforce its demands for an increase of
wages, but, more serious than all. in
sisting upon maintaining an affilia-
ton wi h the cor ol!irg oody of
labor organ;z zalioEs-the America n
Federation of Labor. The minds eve
runs ahead 10 an2ther Labor d!s.u -
anee ike the Lawrence STRIFE OF a
lew years ago, but with the police.
lasseaa OF suhduing the rioting, Or
oered TO go OF sympathetic strike.
we believe he attitude of the gov
ernor OF MassacAuse'ts to trsat the
policemen as deser.ers from duty
rather than as strikers, is right. The
situation is one that menaces the law
and order of the whole country unless
promptly and effectively met now.
Ellsworth American., 1919-09-17

Hancock county has distinct honor at
the great agricultural exposition at
Springfield, Mass, this week. The State
leader OF boys and girls clubs appointed
Marjorie Jellison and Katherine Austin of
the Ellsworth Falls club and Dorothy
Cook Of the Hancock club to represent
Maine on the canning judging team at
the big exposition. Three girls from
Cherryheld-G GLADYS Tracy, Caroline Wass
and Virginia Sproul-wIll be judges in
the bread making contest. Androscoggin
county furnishes the three boys for the
stock Judging contest. Mrs. B. S. Jellison
OF Ellsworth Falls was appointed
chap2rone for the three groups. The
party left for Springfield saturday. AL
expenses for their trip and stay of week
in Springfield are paid by the exposition
management.
Ellsworth American., 1919-09-17

county. Petition fled h.
guardian. for Iieense Alice II. a.,
zeal es'aie " sad m ao.s mortgage csss.es,
Wliksss, BERTE IND L. Ct..
said Court, at Ellaworth "a, JUDI.
day of September in she I'm I'm this nj sS,!%s q
thousand nine hundred ana our Lord y,
CLARA E MuLLAN, Actins een p
A''es''-oLARA e. MuLLAN, Acting n.
Ellsworth American., 1919-09-17
- cir SAets

An easy way to skin beet without
bleeding it and causing it to lose color
is to put it in cold water as soon as it
is cooked. Then draw the hand gently
down the beet and the skin will drop
off without trouble.
Ellsworth American., 1919-09-17

President Wilson, who convinced
the great West country that "he kept
us out of war;" is not finding it so
easy to convince it, now that the war
is over, that his peace treaty and
league of nations should be swallowed
whole,
Ellsworth American., 1919-09-17

II AYING contracted with the City OF Ells-
l. worth to support and care for those who
may need assistance during Eve years begin
hing Jan. l, 1915, and are legal residents Of
Ellsworth, forbid all persons trusting them
on my account, IS there is plenty OF room and
accommodations TO care for them at the City
Farm house. ARTHUR B. MITCHELL
Ellsworth American., 1919-09-17
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1919

The big battle in the Senate over
the peace treaty and the league of
nations is on. No one can predict
vhen the end may be reached.
Ellsworth American., 1919-09-17
COUNTY GOSSIP.

Bueksport is pleased with its new in-
dusty, shirt factory, that began opera
factory i large and light, and equipped
with up-to- date machinery. The factory
will furnish ployment to several, and
bring new money into the town.
Ellsworth American., 1919-09-17

HOME EMPLOYMENT - Braiding rugs
IL TO- us is pleasant easy, well paid work
For particulars address PINKHAM AssocI-
ATEs. Inc, s Anderson St. Portland, Me.