Ellsworth American., 1921-03-23

Next week will be food fair week
in Ellsworth, and everything points
to big success, socially and fl
| nancially-and by financially, that
means that the high shool building
fund will receive big boost, and
| everyone who attends the fair will
be helping in the good work.
All the booths are sold, and
great many season tickets have been
| taken. The orhestra, which is the
best that could be procured, will
furnish an unsurpassed entertain
ment in the afternoon and after 9
o'clock in the evening it will fur
nish dance music that no one will be
able to resist.
The fair will open Monday after
noon at 2 O'Clock, with remarks
by Rev. R. B. Mathews. after
which the demonstrators will keep
the patrons busy with their 6x-
hibits. There will be a musical
program at intervals during the
afternoon. In the evening there
will be a grand Easter Monday ball,
which with the orchestra and the
moonlight waltzes, will be the
dancing event Of the season. On
this occasion, and on Thursday
night, when there will be an April
fools party, the dance tickets will
be fifty cents; at other times dance
tickets will be thirty-five cents.
From the grand prize drawing,
substantial favors, worth more than
the admission fee, will be presented
to the fortunate ladies. The man
ner of selection will be announced
at the fair.
The Genesee Pure Food Co. will
occupy two booths and demonstrate
the Jello recipes, serving and in
structing as we'll as presenting
favors. No housewife should miss
this exhibit, and prospective brides
will be especially instructed.
The Sauer Extract people will oc-
cupy very attractive booth, and
will have an instructive demon
stration. While it is hoped that
they will be generously patronized,
Fred e. Cooke requests that the
gentlemen will not leave empty eX-
tract bottles in the dressing-rOom.
Harrington coffee will be dem
onstrated, and will introduce some
features that will be both pleasing
and instructive. No person who
enjoys really good cup of coffee
should miss this demonstration.
e. F. Robinson, optometrist and
optician, will demonstrate Victor,
Edison, and Starr talking machines
and records, and will furnish new
Remington piano for the orchestra,
which will be great Improvement
on the old instrument which has
been in use at the hall for so many
years, and will add great deal to
the quality of the music. Before
the doors open, there will be an
outdoor band concert given
through the Magnovox, and as an
outdoor feature it is we'll worth
hearing. Fred Smith uses one in
his dance pavilion, and it is becom-
ing more popular every day.
The Bar Harbor & Union River
Power Co. will have one of the
most interesting booths at the fair.
1t will occupy the stage, which will
be equipped with all the latest
electrical appliances for the home.
The principal feature of this booth
will be the Westinghouse Auto
matte Range, which is almost
human. This booth will be in
charge of an expert demonstration at
all times, and each afternoon she
will cook something on the range
| for the benefit of the patrons. The
above company also gives to the
high school fund an Apex Vacuum
cleaner, with all the attachments,
which will be given away at the
fair.
The Ellsworth greenhouse will
occupy both sides at the front of
the stage. 1t will represent
spring garden of Towering plants,
all Of which have been grown in
Ellsworth. Here groups of daffo-
dis, tulips and other spring
flowers will make mass of
brilliant color An attendant will
be present to answer questions and
give information about the plants.
The J. P. Eldridge Co, will have
a booth demonstrating a ,pipeless