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Evening star., 1920-11-17
Are you too stout?

II you feel that you are, here is
what a woman said in our Corset Sec
ton. yesterday: Il was once stout; |
couldn't wear the new styles, didn't
dance; | dieted and exercised without
result. Then | bought Sveltline
Stylish Stout Corset You think | am
slim. but am much larger than seem
it is all due to my corset
The minute stout figure is fitted in a
Stylish Stout Corset, that minute it is
different figure; q thinner woman-a
younger woman lighter appearing
woman. and, more than all, SATISFIED
woman.
A Stylish Stout Corset. properly fitted by
one of our expert corsetieres, will cost but
ten dollars.
Third Floor-Lansburgh & Brother.
Evening star., 1920-11-17

Our $500 quality OF a-wool, fast dye. navy
blue French Costume Serge. Made from full
blood Australian wool and dyed with synthetic
indigo. This serge is 54 inches wide.
Evening star., 1920-11-17
Heavy navy chinchilla
at $3.98 yard

Formerly sold for $500 rich shade of
navy for boys and misses heavy unlined coats.
Full So inches wide. An exceptional value you
are safe at this price.
Evening star., 1920-11-17
Boys all-wool suits, over So ~
coats and mackinaws, CHOICE J.l =

) and materials as to insure salts
aasizes value-giving.
Ail-wool Navy Blue Serge, also
tweeds, eassimeres and cheviots are
used to make these warm suits, with
knickerbockers lined throu ghout.
Sizes to II years at $9z5.
Evening star., 1920-11-17

lothes in such wide variety of styl
able, well-made clothing which enl
Juvenile Overcoats, Of gray and
brown herringbone, plain blue Melton,
gray, navy and brown Chinchillas.
Warmly lined throughout. Sizes to
10 years at So.7S.
Firth Flssr-La.sburxh 4 Brother.
Evening star., 1920-11-17

This grouping offers you boys
faction in choice. and it offers serv
These are Sport Mackinaws, with
storm collars, roomy pockets and belts.
Brown, gray or green overplaids.
Thick ones, for comfort. Sizes to
Is at $0z5.
Evening star., 1920-11-17
December
Columbia
Records
On Sale Tomorrow,
Thursday
Balcony-EtFst Floor.
This offer till December 1st
Personal Xmas
greeting cards
Balcony-Ffrst Floor.

These are nen-hnish cards of quality
signs-holly and poinsettia, blue bird and
a combination of various designs. IL cards
and IL envelopes-six designs to the box.
We will print Christmas greeting and
your name on each card in process en-
craving.
Don't delay, we must have your or
der at once.
First Floor-Lansburxh 4 Brother.
Evening star., 1920-11-17

GEORGETTE CREPE - 40
inches wide. Full crepe weave in
fifty most popular colors for street
or evening wear. d 40
Formerly $500. Yard @A.v0
CHIFFON VELVET-36 and
40 inches wide. In black and colors.
Non-crushable. In navy,
copen, marine and black. d. 90
Formerly $3.50 Yard 0O.0O
TRICOLETTE. SATIN
CREPE, CREPE METEOR, in very
desirable weaves. Seal, taupe, navy
and black. Formerly DO 40
$3.50 and $500 Yard ;. 4Z.O0
Thira Fioor-LansburEA, 4 Brother
Evening star., 1920-11-17

SATIN FRANCAIS = Name
stamped on selvage. All desirable
shades for street, afternoon and
" $50; ward yaro. n. S3.9
36-INCH DRESS SATIN
Heavy quality, permanent luster.
Light and dark shades.
Formerly $500 and d 90
COSTUME VELVETEEN-
36 inches wide. Heavy quality, in
ali the desirable colors. Fast colors
and fast pile. Guaran- 62 90
teed. Yard ............ 4O.0C
BLACK DUCHESS SATIN
This comes in 4 rich, beautiful
black only, with luster second to
none. Dye guaranteed. .&1 90
Formerly $500. Yard 4l.0O
IMPORTED BLACK SATIN
80 inches wide, with rich lustrous
finish. An unusually high grade in
black only. Formerly do 90
$500. Yard =. .......... ~4Z.C0
BLACK PALETTE DE
SOIE-36 inches wide, in a good Jet
black, heavy weight and rich luster.
Formerly $500 d. "a
yard ................... @x.1O
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-08-04

Whereas Dyer Curtis Of
Suvry tn the County OF Hancock and
state Of Maine by his mortgage deed
dated the nth day OF August, a d 1914
OF deeds. August 81. istS. in book SOS
page gSs conveyed TO me. the under
signed. Beruice Phillips Johns. which
said mortgage was given 20 the gndar-
signed when she name Of the uuaer-
signed was Hernice Phillips. now B.r-
nice FhllilpH Johns. certain parcel Of
real estate situate In SurrY In the
bounded as follows, TO vat; Beginning
on the south line OF the counsx road
leading from Eiuchiil 10 Ellsworth AT a
stake four feet westerly from the n o
l.. W. building and running eas2erty on
the line of the county road tfsrty feet
more or less to the west line of the
highway leading from the comfy road
to the shores of PRttens bay: thence
aoutheriy on the itne of the highway
forty three feet more or less. TO a stake
three feet from the southeast corner Of
Easd butidanws thence westerly parallel
with the said building thirty feet from
the west line of the building. meaning
to convey fourefeet on the west of the
building and three feet on the south OF
with the side OF the building to the
place of beginning. Being the same
premises conveyed 10 me the said Dyer
J. Curtis with the buildings thereon by
Berntce Phillips by her deed dated
August II, 1914. and whereas the con-
dition OF said mortgage has been
broken. now. therefore. by reason Of
claim foreclosure OF said mort gage.
BERSICE PHILLIPS JOHNS.
Dated AZ Bangor, Maine. this seth day
Of July. 1920.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-08-04
Local Leaders Field Day.

A local leaders conference aud
field day was held at East Surry yes
terday. A part OF the program was
al the home OF Mrs. W. B. Stanley,
local leader of the boys and girls
club at East Surry. and the rest OF 1t
was held on the shore of Union River
bay, where a elam-bake and picnic
dinner were enjoyed
One of the interesting features of
the program was a demonstration by
the East Surry boys and girls club
of a properiy-conducted business
meeting. This club has the reputa-
zion Of being one of the best organ
lied clubs in the State.
Remarks were heard from Lester
II. Shibles, State leader of boys and
girls clubs, H. Styles Bridges, county
agent, and Mrs. Nancy A. Young
also from local leaders, Mrs. W. B
Stanley of East Surry, Mrs. j. W
Remiek Of Trenton. Mrs. Bernard 5
Iellison and Mrs. George Austin oil
Ellsworth Falls and Miss Berths
Estey of Bayside.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-08-04

whereas. a. y. Eldridge OF Hancock.
Hancock county, Maine, by his mort
gage deed dated the twonty-third day
OF May, 1915. and recorded in the Reg
istry Of Deeds for Hancock county,
Maine. In book 5sg. page sos. conveyed
20 the Ellsworth Loan g. Building As
ISOLATION a certain lot or parcel of land
with the buildings thereon. situated In
Hancock aforesaid. and which In said
mortgage was described as follows. to
wit:
beginning at center Of town road
on the south tine OF land OF Joseph
Crabtree; thence easteriy by said line
80 rods TO a stake. thence south 10 de-
grecs west six rods 20 a stake. thence
north 50 degrees west 10 rods TO the
center Of the road aforesaid: thence
northeriy by said road SIX rods to place
OF beginning. containing sixty square
rods. Said lot was conveyed 10 me by
o. w. Foss~ For record see vol SIS.
page s@6." And whereas the condition
OF said mortgage has been broken. now
therefore. by reason OF the breach OF
the condition thereof. said Ellsworth
Loan a. Building Association claims a
foreclosure OF said mortgage and gives
this notice for that perpose.
ELLSWORTH LOAN & BUILDING
ASSOCIATION.
by Harry L. CrRbtree,
Its Attorney.
August p ls29.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-08-04
STATE OF MAINE.

To all persons Interested .r either Of
the estates hereinafter named
Al a probate court held az E,IsHoria
iE and Tor tbs County % Hancock az
the twentieth day OF July Va the
year Of oaT Lord one thousand H.aa
hundred and twenty and by adj0Hfa.
mvnt rFom the thirteenth aAy ot said
July, A. p. 1890 term 90 said court
The following matters having been
presented for tho action th~regpoa
hereinafter Indicated u 10 hereby
oEpEREpg That notice thereof be
given TO all persons Interested by
causing . copy % jhis order t9 be- qgb-
lsh1d ihrve weeks nucUeEsivviy ia Tie
Ellsworth American. newspaper pgb.
Hahsd at Ellsworth In said county that
they may appear at probate court 10
be held at Ellsworth on the tenth
day Of August ~ D. 1899, ~ ten % the
elack in the a forenoon, and be heard
thereon II thsAy see cause
George A. Stevens, late OF B!coksFli.t
in said county. deceased certain IA.
strpment purporting 20 be the last Siu
and testament Of said deceased togeih.
er wtth petition for probate thereof ana
Tor the appointment Of the cxccgir1
without giving bond. presented BY
FAebe. Il. Stevens. the executr.x therein
named.
Henrietta Baker Smith late o, Bar
HATbor. In said county. deceased Pc
Triton that Henry 81. Smith 90 some
ether suitable person be Hppoi njed az
hhtutStFatuF OF Inc estate OF eA.A -
ceased presented by Henry " SmiiA
wtdower Of said deceased
Sarah W. Tracy. late Of GogldsoaFo,
tn said eonuty deceased. PetiuoE maj
w. r. Bruc. or some other suitable per
son be appointed adnluistrAtoT 3i ne
estate OF said deceased. presented y
Wiley l.. Tracy. a son OF said dreeAsea-
Caroline H. Gross. late Of SioHastoh,,
In said county. deceased. First aA2
final account OF Sumner =. Ai'ts theeU-
tor, risd for settlement.
Joseph Boyd Robertscu. 'Ais q
Franklin. In said county. arlg@s'Y--
F1rrf and hnai account Of HARRY -
Crahtr~c. administrator. aled 'or sr'l4e-
naent
witness. Bertrand Z Clark Judge OF
said court al Ellsworth THIS i"Ta
tieth day Of July In the war %, ~
Lord one thousand nine hundred "'-
twenty.
ROBERT p. KING. Register.
A true copy
Attest. ROBERT + KING
REGISTER.
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wEDNEspAY. AuGusr 4. 1e2o

The poor old public will pay the
freight" The Interstate Commerce
Commission has granted to the rail-
roads Of the country authority to in
crease their freight and passenger
rates sufficiently to provide an in
creased revenue of approximately
$500, 100000 Freight rates will
be advanced about one-third, pas
senger rates one-fifth and Pullman
rates one-half, but the advances will
not be level throughout the country.
In New England, for instance. the
freight rate will be increased 40 per
cent, while in the South the increase
will be IS per cent.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-08-04
yoTIcr on FoREcLosrRE.

' whereas Arthur r. Burrill OF Bucks
mort County of Hancock. state OF
Maine. and Grace A. Burrili. wife OF
said Arthur f. Burriu. by their mort
gage deed dated September 70. A. ~,
1908 and recorded In Hancock county
registry OF Deeds. vol se0. page siS.
conveyed to Sherman W. Davis of said
Puck snort a certain lot or parcel OF
land in said Bucksport on both sides OF
the old County road leading 10 bed-
ham through Long Pond settlement.
bounded northerly by land now occn-
pied by John NJ. Houston ana hattle r
Day and land formerly of smith: east
erly by land now owned or occupied by
Fred Dodge and Hattie f. Day, south
erly by land owned or occupied by Ma
polson Il. Colby. westerly BY land OF
John Houston, together with all the
buildings thereon. same being the
homestead farm of Garry Chapman late
devised to Albert o, Burrili by his last
will and testament duly probated IN
said Hancock county and being the
same premises conveyed to me by said
Albert o. Burrill by deed dated June IL.
1863 and recorded in Hancock county
registry Of deeds. book 37s. page 514-
And whereas the said mortgagse. Sher-
man w. Davis. sold. assigned and con-
veyed said mortgage TO me the under
signed. by his deed OF assignment
dated April 90 A. d. 1910 and recorded
in said Hancock registry In book fss
page eel And whereas the condition
of said mortgage has been and now
remains broken. now, therefore. py
reason of the breach of condition there
gage. .. 1890
BY Wiley c. Conary her attorney
Bueksport. Maine. July II. is2e.
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Hanged for Not DrinkjnQ.

An old English story tells Of "the
saddler of Bawtry who was hanged
for leaving his ale" II arises from
the story that on the way to the glib
bet where Bawtry malefactors expl-
ated their crimes Il was the custom to
halt the PROCESSION at one spot, and
give the criminal a farewell drink of
beer. A saddler. marked fer death,
contemporary refused the profrered
draught and was promptly hanged.
BY just as many minutes later as he
had declined TO daily a GREATNESS
horseman arrived with a reprieyel
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-08-04
SUMMER SCHOOL.
The Session Here is Developing New
school Spirit.

The Session Here il Developing a New
School Spirit.
Battling through every minute of
hard fought game, the Boston uni
versity summer school team won the
game with the Bar Harbor nine at
Bar Harbor Saturday. 2 to 10. Both
teams put up snappy brand of base
ball, and there was not a dull mo-
ment throughout the contest.
Journeying to Bar Harbor Satur-
day afternoon in automobiles. the
summer school team arrived early for
the game and put in a brief session
for practice.
Joe McCorry, back on the mound
for the school. was in his old form.
and had much the better OF the argu-
ment with Trites, who held down the
box for Bar Harbor McCorry to-
tailed ten strike-outs, including two
on Weaver. the Bar Harbor heavy
sticker.
Herrin. behind the plate, caught a
magnificent game, throwing out three
men attempting to steal and getting.
in the course of his appearance at the
bat, three hits, one Of which was a
triple.
The hitting star for the school boys
was steve Toland. He got three
hits--a home run. a triple and a sin
gle. making a great days work. as
well as throwing out Sherman at sec
ond on a short hit to right.
Lantz injured his ankle sliding to
second, and was carried from the
field. After an X-ray examination.
it was decided that ligament was
torn. Lantz viii probably be back
in the game In week, however
As a team. the summer school boys
played good, serappy baseball. and
deserved to win. The summary
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-08-04
ISLAND TEACHERS.
Eist of Those Engaged for Southwest
Harbor District.

List of Those Engaged for Southwest
Harbor District.
Following Is the list OF teachers to
be employed in the towns of Gran
berry Isles, Mt. Desert. Southwest
Harbor and fremont for the ensuing
year:
CRANBERRY ISLES.
Islesford. primary, Lennie Stanley;
grammar. Earle Squirting.
Great Cranberry Isle, grammar,
Gladys Gray; primary, vacant.
MT. DESERT.
Gilman high. Oscar LATER, A. NJ.
principal; Lester Hale. A. B., as
sistant; Blanche Mayo, commercial;
Hazel Studley. domestic scieneeg
manual training. vacant: Helen
Stevens, penmanship and drawing.
Mt. Desert high, Frank Drisko,
principal; Mabel Thompson, as
sistant,
Otter Creek. primary, Addie
Brown; grammar, Agnes Ward.
Jordan Pond. Catherine Norwood
Seal Harbor, primary. Alice
clough grammar, Modesto Dubay.
Stetson school, Wilhelmina Gibbs
principal; grades SIS. Velma Teel;
at GAAQsS 1EdtOnf A-Gs AiOLd 1Ut'
don.
Sound, Georgia Wiggin.
Somesville, primary, Annie B
Garter; grammar, Henrietta Fernald
Hall Quarry. John Carter.
SOUTHWEST HARBOR.
High school, belmont Dunbar
principal; Nellie Michels. assistant
Robert Lane. commercial.
Village, grades rs. Maud Trask
grades Sc, Media Dunton: grades "a
Annie Clark; grades IL, Mar
whitmore
Manset, primary. Adele Carter
grammar, Jessie Farrar.
Seawall. Luetta Bridges.
FREMONT.
Colts Island. Olive Austin.
Mckinley. primary. Hazel Martin
grammar, Grace Mason,
fremont, Tina Elliott.
West fremont. Iva Walls, helpin
seacher; Relief Nichols, assistant.
Bernard primary, vacant; gram
mar Leila Gordon.
South Seal Cove. Mildred Ward
well.
Center. primary. Louise Heath
grammar. Margaret Dresser.
These schools will open Tuesda,
Sept 81.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-08-04

After more than twenty-five years
of continuous service as superinten-
dent Of the government fish hatchery
NJ Green Lake, Edward Z. Race is
now TO retire 1t is a retirement
well earned, but Mr.. Race is still a
man of vigor and energy, and il is
with regret that the friends OF the
hatchery see him lay down the work.
Mr.. Race has given very large part
OF his lie to the work here. and not
IN vain. He has developed the Green
Lake he tehery from a small. crude
station 10 the largest fresh water
hatchery in the United States. In
speakin4 of his work here, Mr.. Race
modestiy says lions share of credit
Is due the late Senator Eugene Hale.
In one sense, this IS true. for 1t was
Senator Hale who made the hatchery
possible, who championed its cause
at Washington, and saw that ii had
the wherewithal TO provide for its
growth. 1t was Senator Hale whose
unerring judgment picked Mr.. Race
as the right man for the hatchery.
and who prevailed upon him to make
ITS development his life work: but il
IS due to the efficiency. the devotion.
the untiring energy and zeal OF Mr..
Race that it became a successful
hatchery,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-08-04
sTTTTaL NOTICES.
,,sso,rrrox or co-rARrsEasHIIr,,

Notice is hereby given snat ne nstmeen
nersfhipt Prstt ana c. Earle smith: II
,ra ,,l under the Arm name OF f rarshv
s,ai.h nj Ellsworth, Maine y ., her rssii
dissolved. The bussnsss .i nst smstb' Ali
e os car ayysS by said arm VIII be paid ny
= Earle smith. and all accounts ""'
Ia arm should be paid 20 MN ,,v *
pated az Ellsworth MANI
1899. WILLIS l. PRATT
EApfE SMITH.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

49, CO.
aoe GIRLS AND WOMEN WANTED
10 Mt kineo. white Mountains, ~
ia sna All the LEADING and reliAbte
.s.,,s,,,sr and year-around hotels. our
Wst ia big one. Don't engage any
where until you call or corrsspoasa vi, ,,n
us, ra-s. maid good treatment.
wrst@ 20 the Maine Hotel Agensy, y.
gstn ST. Bangor. Ne. teHtaet,a'snsso
,sS4A and get the best. Tel conh@ct"ne'
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FOR SALE.


YACHT FOR SALE - AUXILIARY
sloop Eryclna, SO feet over all. p feet
waterline IL feet beam. feet draft,
now in commission. This boat is
most desirable sioop knoekabout. fine
saIler. commodious and handsome. Can
be seen al Lamoine. Maine. c A. Rey-
nolds r. r. D. No. 9. Ellsworth.
NINE ROOM HOUSE. WITH STABLE
and shed. House has hardwood floors,
electric lights. Price right Mrs John
Armstrong; Is Grant street, Ellsworth.
MOTOR BOAT: RICE BRoS--22FT; 4
Bosteimann, East BiuehilI. Maine.
BAY HORSE, WEIGHT 1850. SOUND
and kind Fred q. Smith, Tel. 1919,
Ellsworth. Me.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

wASTEp-MAN WITH TEAM OR
auto. whe can give bond to sell lA7
Watkins home and farm products.
RlRrest eauearn of kind IN world,
$500 TO s5a9e yearly income. This
county open. Write Today to J, r.
watkins Co. Dept. lIs, winona. MINI
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-08-04

HAVING CONTRACTED WITH THE
city of Ellsworth 10 support and care
for those who may need assistance
1890, and are legal residents OF Els
worth. / forbid all persons trustins
them on my account. as there Is plenty
of room and accommodations to care
for them at the City Farm house
NJ r. CARLISLE
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-08-04
AGENTS WANTED.

MEN OR WOMEN TO TAKE ORDERS
among friends and neighbors for the
genuine guaranteed hosiery, full line
for men. women and children. Eiimi-
mates darning. We pay sec an hour
spare time or S24 a week for fun time.
Experience unnecessary. Write In
ternational Stocking Mills, NorristowR.
Pa.
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NOTICE.

This is TO give notice that ] hereby
forbid all persons trusting my minor
son. Alton X. Poor. on my account. az
shall pay no bills Of his contracting
after this date.
JENNIE If. CLAREY.
Ellsworth. July rs, 1899.
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NOTICE o. FonECLosURE

Whereas Joseph A Jameson OF hahs
gor. county OF F4uobHcpt. Sia1s
Matne, by his mortgage deed da'to
sixth day OF August, 1917, ana yte,E
In the Hancock registry OF derds 80
sT1, page i42. conveyed 10 us -.
undersigned certain parcel or ttSo ,,tv
tate situate in pedhAm In the tvg"E
OF Hancock. bounded and dvsrF''s-
said mortgage as follows \ 'g tt-gs
lot or parcel OF land with the or. ~
County Of Hancock and destTl % ,Es
follows 10 wit: Commencing oL an
easteriy shore OF Green LAKE a. 4
iroa post in the southwest corner .
lot decided Daniel Webster ~ ,taa
5errRrd by deed dated october ',ts8s
recorded IN Hancock registry oc1-tberly
volume 3ss. page so; thence hVI .wo
o. the shore Of said lake about -
hundred feet to a post SCI ~ rye
ground in a line westerly VIII lily
hirch trees spotted, thence ,-sss
passing the said two oHtu .k line
spotted and parallel with the 80 a. I'd o.
OF the lot hereby conveyed 10 's,E5'sncs
Crossman now or formerly, usngf
southerly by said Crossman Ihh1 49, line
two hundred feet TO the sout ev A.
Of land decided to Daniel " epStS' ,-ast.
G.. Jerrard as aforesaid; thehNs, III 10
erly on the southeriy me o. s ~ prem
point begun at. Being the SAM y, the
tses this day conveyed 20 m Is the
said Clara +. Mullen and whe5 have
conditions of said mortgab' -.1,s In
been broken and Httii ssor
broken, now. therefore Df rondi-
tlons thereof / claim a toreclosst.. Tor
said mortgage and give this noiloe
that purpose. ,ase
w. CLARA f. MULLhN'
Nv j. r. Could. ~
IYar AttDFtANs
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DOWLEY

INFORMATION WANTED or MARY n =
r.n,F1sv wife Of John, second ma n
80 Cas,tne 1896 Address Nsls2h -
SNIP t.iie attorney. Iis broadway
&Av York
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.



Speciality made OF
TYPEwRITING. ACCOUNTING AND
GENERAL CLERICAL WORK
Agent Union Safe Deposit & Trust Co.
OF Portland. fo~ furnishing Probate
and Surety Bonds. Agent oliver Type
writer. Typewriter supplies.
No. ! School ST., Ellsworth. Me
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FOUND.

PICKED Up IN EGGEMoGGIN REACH,
a small skin. The owner can have
same by proving property and paying
lin. Maine.
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WANTED.

BoARDERs WANTED. AT 81 HIGH
street, Ellsworth. Inquire at house.
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ing design at the summer session.
Mr.. Thurlow has had extensive ex-
perience in the subjects which he Is
teaching, both as a practical adj
yertising man and as a teacher. He
is at present the head of the Thuriow
Advertising agency OF Boston, and is
a regular instructor at Boston Uni
versity. Numbers OF students have
registered for the new courses in
salesmanship and advertising design,
which began Monday.
The longer the b. L. summer
school students are in Ellsworth the
more they are coming to realize that
they were never acquainted with each
other until they attended the sum
mer session here, according to mem
bers of the school. In the hurry and
rush of the university life in Boston,
the federal board men, although or
ganized as the Carry-On-club, were in
some cases utter strangers to each
other, and In others were but speak
ing acquaintances. This condition
was accumulated by the fact that most
of the men lived in the suburbs of
Boston and never saw each other out
side OF the class room until this sum
mer. Since coming to Ellsworth all
this has been changed, however.
The cabinet of the Carry-on club
met to discuss club business in the
high school building after classes
Friday. Only routine business was
conducted