The Educator (Volume 45) - IAMPETH

CHARMING FLOURISHES
This flourish was made by Harry S. Blanchard of Los Angeles.
Mr. Albert W. Beecher, Engrosser,
of New Haven, Conn., reports he
has been very busy since last April
with engrossing of every description—and
it is still coming in.
He would be very glad to exciiange
Scrap Book Specimens with any Engrosser
who may chance to read
this.
EDWARD C. MILLS
Script Specialists for Engraving Purposes
P. O. Drawer 982 Rochester. N. Y.
The finest script obtainable for model
illustrations for bookkeeping texts, business
forms ; works on correspondence,
arithmetic, and for readers, spellers, etc.
By appointment only.
A signature by that well-known commercial school man, W. S. Chamberlain, of
the Eaton and Burnett Business College of Baltimore, Maryland.
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CARVED CARDS
Some very fine specimens of card
carving have been received from
Mr. Herman Tjaden, Floyd, Iowa.
He followed Mr. Carter's lessons in
the Educator some time ago.
CONGRATULATIONS
"The Clarenette" has been received
from Miss Dorothy Fishel, a teacher
in the Clarendon School, Canton,
Ohio. This is a little class paper.
It contains excellent reproductions of
the winners of a penmanship contest
held by the school.
NEW TREASURER
National Handwriting Council
The last meeting was held in St.
Louis, Mo. Miss Ethel Kesterson is
supervisor of handwriting in Champaign,
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INSPIRING COMMENTS
Some beautifully written slips have
been received from Arnold C. Gorling,
659 Maryland Street, Winnipeg,
Man., Canada. These slips contain
phrases which Mr. Gorling uses in
criticizing pupils daily practice. Mr.
Gorling evidently believes in using
encouraging phrases and any pupil
should be highly pleased to receive
such complimentary well written
comments on his paper.