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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-16
BY REV. DR. JOSEPH EDMUND SMITH. SEC
RETARY AMERICAN SOCIETY OF RELI-
GIOCS INSTRUCTION.
PAUL A PRIsONER-BEFORE FELIX.
Acts, 24:1-27

AUL was in prison. Now prisons
are built for criminals. for men
and women who are violators Of
the law; who in some way have
trespassed upon the prerogatives
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-16

was held recently. AUTUMN
leaves, red dahlias and as
tiers made a beautiful coIol
scheme for the tables and
room. The new president
Max Ball, belongs to a Den.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-16
Bradburu Memorial.

Rosedale Chapter has changed its week.
| Iy devotional meeting from Friday to
Sunday.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21
BUSINESS PROPERTY

Colorado, Denver
2-story brick business block on corner;
Sill. 600. clear. Want S. California. Oyler &
Harnish, SIS II. w. Holman bldg All30.
Eastern
Business block rented for s55 per month.
Want l.. A. or beach V. +. Stockwell &
Co.. 3o4 Grant bldg, Main 1859.
louisiana
2-story modern brick business building
$4,000 Want orange or lemon grove.
Boyd & Scott. San Bernardino. Cal
Pasadena
Business property. $4,000. Want good un
improved for part exchange or good walnut
or orange grove z. w. Smith, with B. o.
Kendall Co., Pasadena.
Pasadena
Fine downtown business corner Make
offer Western Realty Co.. S35 Security bldg.
Redlands-
Business block. good income; $50, COO. Want
business block up to $S5. 600 Arthur Ben
ner. 3O9-S1O Lissner bldg. F5927 Main s2S7
San Dimas--
2-story business block: $500. mtg. $500,
Want l.. A. cottage or vacant lots. V. Il.
Stockwell & Co.. 304 Grant bldg. Main 1889.
South Dakota, Sioux Falls
Income brick block: $4,000. clear. Want
residence in l.. A. Eugene c. Webster, 73l
II. w. Hellman bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE

Santa Ana
Groom residence. gas, sewer connec-
tion lots, blocks from court house;
$4,000, clear. Wanted San Francisco or
near. ]. G. Quick, Santa Ana.
South Pasadena
1sOxi6O lot, corner beautifully inn
proved; $4,000. clear. Want L. A, home
equal value. chas. w. Stewart sos Grant
bldg.
Suburban
7-room modern house; $4,000. Want
central Illinois. Snowfall Sullivan Co.,
IL N. Raymond ave, Pasadena.
Suburban
u acre OF ground. pretty foothil bum
galow; $500 Want lots. Fred W.
Pearson, 22O l.. A Trust bldg.
Suburban.
- Ranch home close to city; $4,000 Want
clear city property in L. A., Chicago or
New York. Fred w. Pearson, 22O L. A.
Trust bldg.
Upland
Groom house. bath and screen porch,
city water and electric light, large front
porch. best corner lot facing north and
east: EOx140 lot. short blocks from post
office; $4,000. Wanted San Diego or Long
Beach similar property. Titus & Palmer,
Upland
so acres timber land: $4,000 clear. Want
: cash. Croake & McCann. 229 Douglas
bldg. phones A1S12, Main $3.50.
Wisconsin. GAINESVILLE. close in
7-room house, 50x150 lot; $4,000 clear.
Want L A. house. will include two clear
L. A. lots worth S1100 and assume.
American Investment Co., 440 San Fer
nando bldg
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21
ALFALFA RANCHES

Arcadia, Second ave-
12la acres sowed to alfalfa; % lot of Ar
cadia Acreage tract: $1,000. clear. Wants
San Francisco Home Telephone securities.
r. J. Widney, 5O0-5O3 Lankershim bldg.
Phones, Main $500, A9l7S,
Chino District
120-acre improved alfalfa ranch, s16 per
acre. Want l.. A. Choate & Stumpf, 2o0-20l
Fay bldg. Main 1107. A643S.
Ell Centre, Is mile from
10 acres in 4-year-old alfalfa; $1,000, clear.
Want cottage The Perry Co., lis w. 1st st.
Imperial Valley, Holtville--
10 acres alfalfa, 50 barley; $i25 per
acre. Want property up to s50o0 $4,000 cash.
C. L. Perrin. 205 Laughlin bldg. A7S66,
Broadway 2915.
Los Angeles, West Of
60-acre alfalfa ranch. income $500 last
year; only 1925 per acre. Take some trade.
Sprague & White, $40 Grant bldg.
Riverside County
$50 acres, 40 alfalfa, balance In
grain: Sl05. 900; mtg $4,000. c. NJ Wooster
Co.. 223 w. I'd st. AS1GS, broadway 1885.
Tulare County
20 acres alfalfa and grain; $4,000; mtg. 300
Want l.. \. cottage lot for equity. ]. N.
Williams & Co., 1. w. Helman bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21
BEACH LOTS

Long Beach
acres right in Long Beach, level as a
floor. built up all around; $4,000. Want L..
A. ranch. Rucker & Ewart, POI L. list
St, Long Beach. CAL
Long Beach
10Ox1oO IT. on Pine ave. business across
the street This is a fine corner and
owner wants Los Angeles improved Price
$4,000. Rucker & Ewart 201 East list
ST. Long Beach,
Long Beach
62x1OO It. on American ave, right in
the heart of business: $4,000. Want
ranch or acreage, Rucker Ewart, col
E. LIST ST., Long Beach.
Long Beach
Fine lot on American ave. near Second
St. 50x25O near p o. and new block
going up next to 1t now; $4,000. Want
good ranch Rucker & Ewart, 201 Il. list
St. Long Beach.
Ocean Park
Lots $4,000. Make offer. r. j. widney, 500
5OS Lankershim bldg. Phones, Main $500,
A91IS.
Ocean Park
Lot club house place, 1920 clear. Want
bungalow near Venice, and pay up to $4,000
cash difference. Croake & Mccain. 229 Doug
las bldg Phones, A1Sl2, Main $780,
Redondo-
4Ox15O lot, close to ocean: $3.50, clear.
Want rooming house. prefer east Fifth st.
Fox with II. L. Miller & Co, 4li w. eth st.
Main 6707, Fs73S
San Pedro
lots; $1,000. Want grocery or equity in
E cottage. Lyell. with The Ideal Realty Co.,
200 Severance bldg. FISH, Bdwy s2sT
Santa Monica
Lot, ocean 'front.' $4,000. clear. Want in
come L. a, store property preferred. Will
exchange with 10000 to Sos 600 cash differ
ence. Croake & McCann. 229 Douglas bldg
Phones AISLE Main 1880
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21
HOUSES

AlhambTa-
S-room modern residence, lots: $4,000,
clear. Want San Gabriel improved ranch;
will assume $1,000 to $4,000. Henley, Halfhill
& Nicklin, 224 Citizens Nat. Bank bldg.
A213S, Main 501S.
Canada, Toronto
Residence and $4,000 cash. Want J.. A..
home Lyell, with The Ideal Realty Co., 200
Severance bldg. FISH, Bdwy 1887.
s-room house, 5ox2OO lot; $4,000. Want L. A.;
will assume. Haugh Banta Realty Co., 214
II. w. Hellman bldg. A5223, Main 51s7.
Colorado, Aspen
s-room house, lots. $25Oo. clear. Want
runabout automobile. ], A. King, Lyon
blk, Riverside
Compton, on electric line
Groom modern house and acres set to
different kinds of fruit and alfalfa; $500,
mtg $500. Want ranch. e. M. Wilton,
with Allen C. Ady & Co., l3O S. Broadway,
room 62i. Both phones.
East Hollywood
7-room modern bungalow, acre lot. double
frontage; $780, Want L. A. home. Ideal
Realty Co., 200 Severance bldg. FISH, Bdwy
3237
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21
HOTELS

Los Angeles, adjacent growing town
4-story, 4O-room hotel, lot 7Ox150. income
5000 month"; $12. 600, clear. Want L. A. and
some cash. ]. f. Heher Co., Ill S. Broad
way.
Pennsylvania
60-room hotel acres of magnificent
grounds, near health and pleasure resort;
$4,000 Want L. A American Investment
CO. $40 San Fernando bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21
BEET LAND

Santa Ana
ZOE acres beet and celery, land fenced
and cross fenced. Groom modern house,
large barn, 5 flowing wells, windmill and
tank. new pumping plant, 10 acres In p
year-old apple trees. 10 acres to barley;
price $500 per acre. For exchange.
Marsh & Talley, 119 w. 4th ST., Santa
Ana
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21
GRAIN LAND

Highland Junction
16 acres all in barley; $500. Want cottage
or grocery store H. S. Beaver. $40 Llssner
bldg. F5927, Main 1887.
Riverside, near
10 acres in barley, $1,000 clear, and 1S-room
rooming house, 1880 Want transient house
for both. Fox with II. l.. Miller & Co.,
Ala W. 7th st. Main 6707, FS72S
Terra Bella
100 acres grain land; $4,000. Make offer. w.
J. Bryant. 80 Byrne bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21
INCOME PROPERTY

East First ST., close in
100x150 lot, income property. Want
orange grove or alfalfa ranch up to sf0,-
900. might assume. Wilson & Emmons,
313 w 3rd St. A323l, Main 1921.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21
APARTMENT HOUSES

Illinois, Chicago
Fine apt house on Garfield blvd. cut stone
and pressed brick income $500 per year;
$40 900. Want L. A. vacant or improved or
Wilmington acreage; will assume. L. S.
Bowen & Co. 1910 Central bldg. FISH.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21
REACH
I'D INCOME PROPERTY

Long Beach
Income property facing ocean; $4,000.
Want residence or ranch to $4,000, bal long
time per cent; prefer Long Beach. RuclSer
& Ewart POI e. LIST St, Long Beach. Cal
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21
FLAT BUILDINGS

Riverside
24-room flats. large lot. rent $1,000
year Wanted Imperial land. California
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21
b ~ 'O'- HOUSES

Huntington Beach
S-room modern residence, corner lot near
ocean front and electric car, furnished; 5000,
mtg $780, Want trade city property and as
sumo larger mtg. and could put in clear
building lots in L. A. to meet any differ
ence. James Menzies. 232 Byrne block.
Long Beach
S-room thoroughly modern. lot 45x1OO,
in fine residence section; $4,000. Want
ranch or acreage. Rucker & Ewart POI
E. LIST St, Long Beach.
Long Beach
Pedro harbor; $60OO clear. Want suburban
residence with about ground and
convenient to school, James Menzies, 2S2
Byrne blk.
Long Beach
10-roor beautiful, modern house, near the
ocean, 145x16O lot. ideal home; SIS, 900.
Want alfalfa or citrus ranch. Guy A. In
man. 1877 E. list ST., Long Beach.
Long Beach
7-room, beautiful. modern house on W. 18th
St; $4,000. Want L. A. house. Guy A. In
man, 1877 E. LIST st., Long Beach.
Long Beach
ern cottages on w. 4th st. near Chestnut St,
fine home and income property; So 900. Want
orange grove near Pomona or Ontario. Guy
A. Inman, 1877 e. list, Long Beach.
Long Beach
Fine 1O-room home; $4,000. Want orange,
walnut or alfalfa acreage vacant land.
Frank A. Grove Co., 119 West Ocean ave.
HSS0.
Long Beach
Fine house close in. large lots; $500
cheap at the price. Want improved ranch
near Santa Ana or Orange f. w. stearns
& Co.. Long Beach, Cal.
Long Beach. overlooking ocean
2-story S-room, modern home, large lot;
$780, mtg. $500. Want clear L. A for
equity. Wood. Tatum Wood. 62S-9 Sc
curity bldg. F1207, Broadway 1874
Ocean Park
2-story press brick THEREOF house, on cor
ner, income $1,000 per year; sl4.5O0. Want
L. A, same or less value, or would assume
grove or ranch. 0yler & Harnish, BIS
II. w. Hellman bldg. Al15o.
Ocean Park
Well-bult 2-story residence bedrooms
two baths billiard room, lawn. flowers lot
corner facing south. S71s-ft. frontage
by 120 feet deep. Priced at $4,000, mtg.
$4,000 per cent. Also business lot, i'm
proved with two-story frame building. in
business section of Ocean Park. income
5000 per year. Priced at $4,000. mtg
$2500 two years. Want orange grove
with good house thereupon in either AL
hambra Monrovia or Sierra Madre, or in
tervening sections of about equal value.
]. A. Bangs & Co, 1872 Pier ave, Ocean
Park.
Ocean Park
elegant cottages corner lot improved,
will net u per cent per annum: $1,000. clear.
Consider a first class farm in eastern Ne
braska James Menzies, 232 Byrne blk.
Santa Monica
bungalows income $40 monthly 5Ox15O
lot; $3.50. Want vacant lot west of Airing
ton. VIM r. Uber with Ben White, 1903
Bryson bldg.
Santa Monica, Oregon ave-
Modern home. 100 TT. front: $500. Want
L. A. ranch from $4,000 to $40, 000 Choate e.
Stumpf 2O0-2Ol Fay bldg Main 11O7. A6l3S.
Sunset Beach
5-room cottage. furnished ocean front,
clear: value $4,000. Want Los Angeles,
will assume, NORM, 2O5 Columbia Trust
bldg. A4345.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21
REACH
IL APARTMENT HOUSES

OCEAN Park
2O-room apis, Z block from ocean. income
$l25-s2O0 per month"; $4,000. Want L. A.
Thomson Realty Co, sos Columbia Trust
BLDG A2Q23.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21

S-room thoroughly modern, lot 45x1OO,
in fine residence section; $4,000 Want
ranch or acreage. Rucker Ewart, POI
e. 1st st. Long Beach.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21

Huntington Beach
S-room modern residence, corner lot near
ocean front and electric car, furnished; 5000,
mtg $500. Want trade city property and as
sumo larger mtg, and could put in clear
building lots in L. A. to meet any differ
ence. James Menzes. 232 Byrne block.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21

Long Beach
10-room beautiful, modern house, tn
ocean, 145x160 lot an ideal home; SIS, 00O
Want alfalfa or citrus ranch. Guy A. In
man. 1877 E. list ST., Long Beach.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21

S-room residence. and modern. San
Pedro harbor; $6000 clear. Want suburban
residence with about ground and
convenient to school, James Menzies 232
Byrne blk.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21

Groom, beautiful, modern house on w. It'll
ST.; $5OOO Want L. A. house. Guy A. In
man, 1877 E. LIST st., Long Beach.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21

Fine house close in. large lots; SIS. 900.
cheap at the price. Want improved ranch
near Santa Ana or Orange. f. w. otearns
& Co., Long Beach, Cal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-10-20
RED CROSS STAMPS.
Little Christmas Stickers Will Soon
be ON Ssls Here.


Little Christmas Stickers VIII Soon
be ON Sais Here.
The hed cross stamps, the httie SUCKERS
that many Ellsworth people bought with
their spare pennies last winter ana neiped
to ameliorate the tuberculosis conditions
IN this country, VAL soon go on sale.
Mrs. T. A. hopkins. OF Ellsworth, mas
Deem mace tine agent iof safes IN nahcock
county, ana viii make arrangements for
their sale IN oinerent places.
The American REQ cross oy formal
action mas reduced its own proportion OF
the proceeds Oh CHRISTMAS stamps from
- ID per cent 10 ~ per cent.
Inc hed eross naa estimaseo .nsI oy re-
tanning ohe-tnifo OF the proceeus Oh stamp
safes, u "ouid De enabled 10 meet All OF
the expenses ~nch ~ nau assumed ana
reaiiAe net prom. Oh perhaps 10 PER cent.
IL was the intention 10 apply 'his 10 Per
cent. OF pront 70 the iur.nerance OF tuDer-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-10-20

increase in Registered Letter Fee.
ON and after Nov. l, when You
register a letter ct the postofice you
viii be charged ten cents instead of
eight cents, az heretofore, in addition
to the regular postage.
This is new regulation Of the post
Office department, made after long
and careful investigation into the cost
OF maintaining the registry system.
Under the general Law the depart
ment has authority to make the fee as
high as twenty cents, but that limit
has never been reached. 1t has been
maintained at eight cents for many
years; the cost of maintenance,
owing to the adoption of more and
more safeguards, has gradually in
creased, and has now reached q point
where the department feels justified
In increasing the rate to ten cents.
At the same time the limit Of In
demnity for losses of first-class do
mestic registered matter has been in
creased to $50.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-10-20
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 20, 1908.

Death-blow to Liquor Express Co.'s.
For recent ruling of the interstate
commerce commission relating to the
transportation of liquors, Maine and
MI other prohibitory states ought to
be profoundly thankful.
The rules, of which there are three,
are sweeping and drastic; they pro-
vide az that no common carrier can
receive for transportation any pack
age of liquor unless the contents and
quantity are plainly marked on the
cover; ~ that the name of the con-
signee shall be his true name, and that
the package cannot be delivered
without written order from the con-
Ggnee; (3) that no G. o. d. orders
snail be taken.
This order of the commission is TO
take effect on Jan. 1, and will drive
out of business the scores OF express
companies which were organized for
the purpose of handling liquors in
violation of the prohibitory law. 1t
viii make the work OF sheriffs who
sre now doing their duty much easier,
and it will make it vastly harder for
sheriffs who are not doing their duty
to fnd an excuse for not enforcing
the law.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-10-20
COUNTY NEWS.
NORTH cAsrINE.

Miss Lizzie Snow is teaching in Orland
David Dodge came from Belfast Frida,
for few days visit
Frank Wardwell was in Ellsworth
Wednesday on business.
William Hooper is spending vacation
at the White mountains.
Boardman West, wife and child, OF Bos-
ton. are guests at Edward Vests.
Schooner Atlanta, with a load OF lath:
from Halls mill, cleared Friday for Bel
fast.
Mrs. Ruth Smith, OF Penobscot, visited
her sister, Mrs. Fred +. Wardwell, last
week.
Mrs. Ada Joyce and Miss Goldie Dun
bar have gone to Brockton, Mass, for the
winter.
Mrs. j. E. Blodgett left Thursday for Q
two weeks visit with relatives in Fail
River, Mass.
George A. Grindle. who has been yacht.
ing since last spring, returned home last
Wednesday.
John Parker and wife and Mrs. Pheb,
Wilson, who have visited here, have re-
turned to Portland.
Mrs. Aroline Wardwell and daughter
Mrs. L. W. Rice, are occupying the Ric'
cottage, sandy Point.
The w. r. c., of Castine, was pleasant,
entertained one day last week at the HON,
OF Mrs. Sophronia Witham.
David Dunbar, OF the steamship Semi
mole, arrived Thursday from New York
for a brief visit with his family.
William Hooper, OF Castine, has six mel
employed digging potatoes on his farm
here. He expects to harvest 800 bushels.
Miss Annie B. Conner came from Mort
Penobscot Friday to remain over Sunda.
with her parents, w. G. Conner and wife
Capt. Bennett Dunbar, with his daugh
| ter, Mrs. Charles Devereux, and sor
Richard, has returned to Castine after
visit to his home here.
| Charles and Virgil Wardwell are work
ing for their brother Ray, who has chsrg
OF the f. w. Hutchins' farm in Sout
Brooksville.
| Dana Hall, accompanied by his mil
crew, Neil and Augustine Wardwel an,
Ivan Perkins, has gone to Belfast to load
car with laths for Brockton, Mass.
Oct. Is. L.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-10-20
FOR SALE
congregatlonaI Parish Meeting.
E. w. JELLIS0N,

The second adjourned annual parish
meeting OF the Congregational church
was held in the chapel last Monday even
ing. Judge John B. Redman presided,
and j. r. Knowlton recorded.
The financial situation OF the parish
was prese nted, ani ways and means for
the coming year were freely discussed.
The action taken before adjournment
efiectually disposes 81 the rumors that
there was a possibility of services being
suspended owing to . iacx OF funds for
maintaining them.
A soliciting committee, consisting OF j.
f. Knowlton, l.. NJ Moore. Miss Alice
Scott, Mrs. F. W. Rollins, and Mrs. q. A.
Parcher was appointed, with instructions
to report at an adjourned meeting to be
held on Monday evening, Nov. Is.
During this meeting subscription
paper was passed around, and almost as
much was subscribed ON the spot as was
subscribed by the entire parish last year
all OF which was most gratifying.
At the adjourned meeting in November
officers for the current year will be
elected.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-10-20
sEAwALL..

Samuel Moore and wife are both ILL.,
Amos Newman, who has been ill, is out
again.
Henry Squirting has put steam heat in
his house.
Mrs. Rose Metcalf sprained her ankle
badly last week.
Mrs. William Dolliver has been quite i'll
OF spinal trouble, but is better.
Walter Newman has been confined to
the house for some days with the grip,
but is out again.
ID. F. Sexton, of the electrical depart
meut in Bangor, spent part of his vRca-
tion with X. E. Newman, returning home
Saturday.
Mrs. c. w. Newman has been having
improvements made on her house, in
GLIDING new sills, new underpinning and q
new veranda across the front.
Miss Theima Dolliver has gone to Ban
gor to attend Shaw's business college.
She was accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. Nellie Newman, who returned We'd
nesday, after short visit with friends and
relatives there.
Oct. IS. DOLLY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-10-20
COUNTY NEW ).
IsLEsFoRD.


Mrs. Florence Stanley and son Norman
returned Wednesday from Wsltham,
Mass.
Daniel Ham returned Wednesday from
Bath, where he has accepted q position
for the coming winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thayer, OF Bangor, who
have been visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Roy Mayo, returned home Saturday.
Miss Gertrude Squirting, who is in poor
health, hiss gone to Boston to consult q
throat specialist. Her father, Capt. A. s.
Squirting, accompanied her.
Mr.. Whipple returned home Wednesday
from Boston. He was accompanied by
Irving Squirting, who spent . few days
with friends in Concord, Mass.
Capt. Everett Stanley, q native Of this
place and former resident, has been trans
ferred from Burnt island station to the one
here. MIR. Stanley and family came Satur-
day. Jasper Myers. of this station, has
accepted the position as captain OF the
station st Burnt island. Capt. Myers
family will join him in a few days. Mrs.
Myers, who is very congenisl and public
spirited, will be greatly missed.
Drt 1R G
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-10-20
Cause of High Prices.

Secretary Wilson's explanation Of the high
prices OF meat points to a cause OF high prices
Ee morally which is worth good deal Of con-
I'd Iteration and probably comes much nearer
the truth than the explanations commonly
offered. He says meat is high because the
masses of the population eat meat three times
y day, and take the best cuts at that.-yer
Fork Journal of Commerce.
This explanation comes very near
being the whole truth. In the tariff
<'reiorm" period of 1s93-'97 the
masses of the population did not eat
meat three times day, and did not
eat any choice cuts. Then meat was
cheap. Cattle, sheep and hogs were
cheap. The butcher then paid SO for
= spring lamb which the farmer now
gets from So to SO for.
Things are always cheaper when
work and wages are scarce. They be-
gan to grow dearer when work and
wages become plentiful. That was
directly following the passage OF the
Diagiey tariff law in 1897. They have
grown dearer ever since. That is be-
cause the wage earners and theil
families seat meat three times day,
and take the best cuts at that. The
surest way to bring in an era OF low
prices and low wages or no wages is
to bring in another era of tariff ire
form.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-10-20
Anbrrtissmsnte.
A New Book BY Mr.. Costello
READY AT ALL
THE STORES

EVERY boy-or girl--who has ever
- seen in . museum the remains of N.
Immense, terrific, and srotesque monster,
that lived long before the dawn Of history
will read ibis book with the in,ensest Il.
terest. Here the immense Izard-like bu,
elePhant-sized "Thunder-B Beast" the H..
ard-hke bird with the teeth Of . sword.6sb
and other and stranger creatures arc pit,e5
against ure-Dart." "Hop-Foot," and
his tribe. And these thrilling 6ehts and hai,.
breadth escapes are not mere fancy, bu, =,
a picture of what once really happened
and the reader of enquiring mind may find
this out for himself in any book on geology.
A. c. mcclure 8 co., Paba.hers
Ssv York CHICAGO San Stsaei,es
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-10-20
DOLLY.
BASS HARBOR.

Miss Violet Gott is visiting friends in
Boston and New York.
George Billings, who has been scallop-
ing in Rockland, is home.
Mrs. Viola Watson, who has been quite
i'll of the grip, is improving.
Ralph Benson has gone to Boston, where
be has employment for the winter.
Caspar Tanner is moving into the house
be recently purchased OF Heman Colt.
John Mitchell has gone to Rockland to
spend the winter with his son William.
Henry Kelley, who has been mate Of q
three master, is at home for a few weeks.
Miss Tanning and family have closed
their cottage and returned to their home
in Astoria, n. Y.
Herbert Condor, wife and daughter
Harriet, OF Stockton Springs, are visiting
Mrs. Condon's parents, T. W. Jackson
and wife.
Oct. IS. W..