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Whitney's Pocket Guide of Portland, Maine and Vicinity

H. S. Whitney

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Pamp 507 PUBLISHER'S

No Thanksgiving Dinner will be complete without UNDERWOOD Ginger Ale Root Beer Birch Beer Sarsaparilla Or Sprinko

Why not order a 2-doz. assorted case now?

UNDERWOOD SPRING CORPORATION 432 Congress Street. Phone 1995 a FIRST OVER in 1880 Thirty Foremost Years of Ever Since Success FOR NEURASTHENIA LIQUOR & DRUG USING

'HE Keeley Treatment has now been 1 before the public for more than thirty- two years and is the standard. Four hun­ dred thousand successful cases attest its merit. The Keeley Treatment is administered only by physicians who have made special study of inebriety. Each patient has a thorough physical examination and the treatment is adapted to the needs of each patient. Inebri­ ety is a disease and must be skilfully and scientifically treated. The proper treatment can only be obtained in a Keeley Institute. The Keeley Treatment removes every ves­ tige of the craving or desire for liquor or drugs, re-invigorates every organ of the sys­ tem and improves the health. The Keeley Treatment produces no nau­ sea, sickness or mental derange­ ment. There is no prostration or collapse. On the contrary, the patient’s physical and mental condition improves from the beginning. It requires no restriction or confinement of patients. All business and correspondence with us is strictly confidential The Keeley Institute 151 Congress St., Portland, Maine TELEPHONE 2224 The ONLY KEELEY INSTITUTE in MAINE ZU/^7Z INDEX 3

Publisher’s Phone 3159-K. See page 2

Page Page Business Directory...... Maine Central 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14 Bangor & Bar Harbor. .56, 57 Calendar...... 40 Bath & Rockland...... 58 Church Directory...... Map Farmin gton...... 59 City Officers...... 16 Lewiston & Farmington. .59 Club Houses ...... Map Lewiston, Rumford Falls & Rangeley Lakes.... 63 Coming Events...... 41 Lewiston & Skowhegan.. .62 County Officers...... 18 Moosehead Lake via Kineo Court Calendar...... 20 Short Line...... 63 Distances and Fares...... 38 Poland Springs. See Dan­ Electric Cars. See Trolley. ville Junction...... 59,62 Fares, R.R...... 38 White Mountains, Mont­ real & Quebec...... 60,61 FIKE ALARM SECRET SOCIETIES Portland...... 22, 24, 26, 28 I. o. O. F...... Map South Portland...... Map Rebekah Lodges...... Map Fish and Game Laws...... 94 U. O. of I. O. L...... Map Points of Interest...... 44 Statistics...... 42 Portland Observatory... .89 STEAMBOATS Public Buildings...... 72 Boothbay...... 68 Public Library...... Map Boston...... 66 POST OFFICE Casco Bay & Harpswell Lines...... 70, 72 Mails arrive and close...... International Line...... 66 30, 32, 34 New York...... 66 Money Orders...... 36 Peaks Island Ferry...... 71 Office Hours...... 30 Street Index...... Map Parcel Post...... 96 Taxicab Service...... 81 Postage...... 36 Telephone Rates...... 38 Sub Stations...... 34 Tide Table...... 74 RAILROADS TROLLEY Boston & Maine Trolley Information...... 74 Boston via Dover...... 50, 51 Trips and Fares.76, 78, 80, 82 Boston via Portsmouth 52,53 City Lines...... 82, 84, 86 New York...... 55 Suburban Lines.86, 88, 90, 92 Worcester, Nashua and Weather Bureau...... 72 Portland Division...... 54 W. C. T. U...... Map Y. M. C. A...... Map Grand Trunk...... 64 Y. W. C. A...... Map 1 BUSINESS DIRECTORY of reliable dealers who give you the Whitney Guide. Patronize the advertisers for honest value. For space and rates address H. S. Whitney, 83 St. Lawrence St., or call 3159-R. Get a new Guide next month, the time tables change.

AGRICULTUKAL IMPLEMENTS Kendall & Whitney 85

ANTIQUE FURNITURE Portland Antique Shop 28, 29, 59, 96, Map

ARTS AND CRAFTS Portland Society of Arts and Crafts 39 ART EMBROIDERY Miss M. E. Fox 7, 35 Mrs. F. C. Smith Map AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS Tolman Bradford Co. 53 AUTOMOBILES Stoughton-Folkins Co. 9 BANKS AND TRUST COS. Casco National Bank 87 Fidelity Trust Co. Back Cover Portland National Bank 27 Union Safe Deposit and Trust Co. 54

BOARD AND ROOMS 45

BOAT FITTINGS Thos. Laughlin Co. 23

BOOK DEALERS A. J. Huston 79 Loring, Short & Harmon 67 2 EVERYBODY READS ehc |Jnrtkiuii Uaily attb J^mtbay Ikrns Reliable—Enterprising—Breezy. Daily delivered before breakfast in Portland, South Portland and Westbrook for 50 cents a month. Sunday Press $1.00 a year.

Thos. J. Lappin Established Hu^h Lappin President 1871 Treasurer JNO.J. LAPPIN & CO. INCORPORATED 1905 Grain and Mill Feeds Baled Hay and Straw PURITY A-l and STANDARD BRANDS Full Line of Poultry Feeds 12 to 16 Pearl St. 4 to 11 Union Wharf Phone 4360

FLOWERS FOR Thanksgiving

THE FLOWER SHOP 47 Oak Street, corner Free Street

3 BOOT AND SHOE REPAIRERS Enemark Co. 23 BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS Cox, the Shoe Man 17 Rines Bros. Co. Sorosis Shoes 46, 47 CAFE AND RESTAURANT (See Tea Rooms) The Astor Cafe 45 West End Oyster House, (E. Harlow) 91 CAMERA SUPPLIES F. E. Robbins 35 CANCER SPECIALIST Dr. M. S. Messer 13 CARPET BEATING E. A. Little CATERER C. C. Pooler CHIROPODY Mrs= Orra F. Thompson H. M. Smith, M. A. Glines CHIROPRACTOR Oscar H. Winckler CIDER MILL F. H. Whitney CIGARS AND TOBACCO Falmouth Cigar Store The Smoke Shop Kirvan & Davis Co. CLOAKS AND SUITS The Rines Bros. Co. 46, 47 CONFECTIONERY C. E. Hawkins 75 Heseltine & Tuttle Outside Back Cover John C. Otis 21 Frank E. Robbins 35 CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS C. W. Bryant & Co. 29 COPPERSMITH AND MACHINIST Charles E. Babbitt 33 CUTLERY King & Dexter 13, 65 4 THE ARCUS Publishes the news of the world every morning Read it and know what’s happened IISSTS.. m. 50C per month

THE SMOKE SHOP 567 Congress Street.

SAVE our Coupons and bring them here to redeem. All the articles in our Catalog are here in stock. Come in and look at our

....PREMIUM DISPLAY....

The Shop of Quality

ICE CREAM For private families and parties

Sunday ORDERS PROMPTLY DELIVERED

POOLER, Specialty Caterer Phone 2303 184 Clark Street 5 DAILY PAPERS Daily Eastern Argus 5 Portland Daily Press 3 I DECORATOR AND COSTUMER Brown 40

DENTIST A. W. MacVane 79 DEPARTMENT STORES Rines Bros. Co. 46, 47

DISINFECTANT AND DUST LAYER Milliken & Philbrook 17 DRUGGISTS C. E. Hawkins 75 Heseltine & Tuttle outside back cover John C. Otis 21 Frank E. Robbins 35 John M. Stevens Back of Map EDISON PHONOGRAPHS Fred C. Smith Map ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS The Larrabee Electrical Co. 42 ELECTRICITY Cumberland County Power and Light Co. 49 EMPLOYMENT AGENCY True’s Employment Bureau 21 ENGRAVING Shaylor Engraving Co. 35 FILING EQUIPMENTS Loring, Short & Harmon 67 FIRE INSURANCE Prentiss Loring, Son & Co. 25 FLORISTS 92, Back of Map The Flower Shop 43 Back of Map L. C. Goddard Back of Map J. W. Minott A. Wallace 6 Orders taken for Cash’s Woven Names for marking linen. The Famous Non=drip Candles are now on sale at the Needlecraft Shop of MISS MARGARET E. FOX THE SOMERSET 633 CONGRESS STREET Room 115 Portland, Maine Phone 4776-W See page 35 TOLMAN HOUSE FURNISHED ROOMS 6 Tolman Place, Congress St., Portland Opposite Woolworth’s 5 and 10c Store Ladies and Children will be as safe here without an escort as they would be in their own home. D. L. TENNEY, Prop. Phone 4133 PORTLAND-MONSON SLATE GO., 25 CENTRAL WHARF, PORTLAND, MAINE. SINKS AND LAUNDRY TUBS. SLATE GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. QUARRIES, MONSON, MAINE.

A Trial Order Bindery in Solicited Connection

JEWETT PRINTING COMPANY

226-232 Federal St. Phone 1800

7 FUNERAL DIRECTORS John S. Cushman James A. Martin & Son S. S. Rich & Son FURNITURE DEALERS Johnston, Bailey Co. Tolman, Bradford Co. T. F. Foss & Sons GARAGE Central Garage Forest City Garage GLOVE CLEANING The Flower Shop 92, Back of Map GRAIN, FEED AND HAY Jno. J. Lappin & Co. 3 GREENHOUSES L. C. Goddard 43 J. W. Minott Back of Map A. Wallace Back of Map GROCERS W. L. Wilson & Co. 25 GUN AND LOCKSMITHS John A. Folwartshny 21 HAMMOCKS Loring, Short & Harmon 67 HARDWARE King and Dexter F. E. Wheeler 85 HAIR DRESSING H. M. Smith, M. A. Glines 48 HOTELS Falmouth Hotel 33 Lafayette Hotel 9 Tolman House 7 West End Hotel 75 IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER Charles E. Babbitt 33 IRON AND STEEL E. Corey & Co. 17 JEWELERS George W. Barbour Back of Map McKenney Jewelry Co. 15 8 PORTLAND’S PREMIER HOTEL

American Plan Only

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JAMES CUNNINGHAM, Proprietor

CONGRESS and PARK STREETS

— CENTRAL GARAGE------We will move into our new GARAGE about November 20th. It is the largest one floor space of any Garage in the City. The repair shop is roomy and is arranged with skylights to give the most light possible. We employ none but skilled mechanics and aim to give the best service possible to our customers. We have excellent facilities for storage, and solicit new patrons. Phone us and we will call and quote rates. STOUGHTON FOLKINS CO. Phone 902 82-88 Oak Street I

9 KODAKS Heseltine & Tuttle Co. Outside back cover Loring, Short & Harmon 67 Murdock Co. 63 Frank E. Robbins 35

LEADED ART GRASS Shaw-Thompson Co. Back of Map

LETTERS (Business and Duplicates) Harris & Jackson 68 EIQUOR AND DRUG CURE Keeley Institute Inside front cover

LITHOGRAPHERS AND PUBLISHERS Walker Lithograph & Publishing Co. 37

MACHINISTS Charles E. Babbitt 33 MACHINISTS AND LOCKSMITHS Goddard & Ward 61

MANICURE AND MASSAGE H. M. Smith, M. A. Glines 48 Mrs. Orra F. Thompson 43, 53

MARINE HARDWARE Thos. Laughlin Co. 23

MECHANO-THERAPIST J. Park Rockwell 41

MILLINERY S. E. & A. M. Grindal 37 Geo. S. Waterhouse 43

NEWSDEAEER Fessenden News Co. 49

OPTICIANS H. E. Murdock Co. 63 E. S. Pendexter 39 10 HOUSE CLEANINC Let us do it for you

The Compressed Air system cleans Rugs, Carpets and Up­ holstery as nothing else can. Phone 855-W and we will call. E. A. LITTLE 125=127 Lancaster St.

For Trunks, Bags Suit Cases See J. L. BRACKETT & CO. The Leather Goods Store 265-267 MIDDLE STREET

11 PAINTERS Frank L. Bates 29 F. W. Peck 39 PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISHES M. F. Bragdon Paint Co. 52 F. W. Peck 39 PAPER, TWINE, ETC. C. H. Robinson Co. 31 PHOTOGRAPHERS Voter’s Studio 83 PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES Loring, Short & Harmon 67 PICTURE FRAMING Johnston, Bailey Co. 89 H. E. Murdock 63 PLUMBERS Fuller Plumbing & Heating Co. 19 F. E. Wheeler 85 POULTRY SUPPLIES Kendall and Whitney 85 Jno. J. Lappin & Co. 3

PRINTERS Jewett Printing Co. 7 Smith & Sale Map Welch Stencil Co. 60 REAL ESTATE Maine Realty Bureau 48 RESTAURANTS (See Cafes) ROOMS 45 RUBBER GOODS Portland Rubber Co. 40 RUBBER STAMPS Welch Stencil Co. 60 SEED STORES Kendall & Whitney 85 King & Dexter 13, 65 12 o ITi CM

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13 SLATE GOODS Portland-Monson Slate Co. 7 SPRING WATER Underwood Spring Corporation Front Cover STENOGRAPHY (Public) Harris & Jackson 68 STOVES, RANGES AND FURNACES Johnston, Bailey Co. 89 Tolman-Bradford Furniture Co. 5i F. E. Wheeler 85 TAILORS Peter C. Eskilson 15 TAXICABS Taxicab Service Corporation 81 TAXIDERMIST J. A. Coolbroth 95 TEA ROOMS English Tea Room Back of Map

TREE AND INSECT WORK Milliken & Philbrook 17 TRUNKS, BAGS, ETC. J. L. Brackett 11 Charles H. Hutchins 55 TYPEWRITERS AND OFFICE SUPPLIES C. O. Barrows Co. 83 UNDERMUSLINS The Lingerie Shop 77 VACUUM CLEANING E. A. Little 11 VOCAL TEACHERS W. E. Cole 37 Howard R. Stevens 51 VULCANIZING The Standard Vulcanizing Co. 15 14 E5KILS0N rAURfeltimni FOREIGH&D0nE5TIC WOOLtriS NAPHTHA CLEANSING NEW BAXTER BUILDING

The Standard Vulcanizing Co. E. C. PLUMMER, Proprietor

Oldest plant in Maine. Expert workmen em­ ployed. All work guaranteed. Automobile Tires and Tubes a Specialty

Phone 813 9A Casco St., near Congress

JUST A FEW STEPS From the Portland Street Railway waiting room, you will find one of the largest lines of DIAMONDS, WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY in the: state: Come in while waiting for your car Repairing |HCKeWl| JBWelnj Co. Souvenirs by Experts the jewelers on the square All Kinds 15 CITY OFFICERS

Mayor, OAKLEY C. CURTIS. Chairman Board of Aidermen,------Board of Aidermen—Ward i, William F. Birnie; Ward 2, Henry T. Scully; Ward 3, Frank J. Mitchell; Ward 4, Patrick H. Connolly; Ward 5, Arthur W. Jordan ; Ward 6, Richard R. Schonland ; Ward 7, Carroll S. Chaplin; Ward 8, George H. Vail; Ward 9, Guy H. Sturgis. City Clerk—Hiram T. Waterhouse. City Treasurer and Collector—David Birnie. City Auditor—Harrison R. Waterhouse. City Solicitor—James McCann. City Physician—Ernest F. McVane. City Electrician—George W. Hardy. Gas Agent—Patrick H. Connolly Commissioner of Public Works and City Engi­ neer—Bion Bradbury, Jr. Chief of Police—Walter H. Dresser. Chief of Fire Department—Patrick H. Flaherty. Police Matron—Mrs. Mary S. Burnham. Judge of the Municipal Court—John F. A. Merrill. Recorder of the Municipal Court— Chas. L. Donahue. Supt. of Schools—DeForest Perkins. Supt. of Public School Buildings and Supplies— Isaac F. Clark. City Weigher and Gauger—Clarence E. Fickett. Sealer of Weights and Measures—Richard J. Nugent, Jr. City Weigher of Hay—John J. Kerrigan. Inspector of Buildings—James A. O’Rourke. Inspector of Wires—Frank Sargent. Harbor Master and Capt. of Fire Boat—John W. Wallace. Harbor Commissioners—C. II. Farley, C. W. T. Goding, C. F. Guptill. Assessors — Fred S. Jordan, A. F. Waldron, James Maxwell. City Messengerand Constable—Daniel L. Bowen.

16 E. COREY & CO. IRON AND STEEL Heavy Hardware and Carriage Wood Work Oak and Hickory Wheels 195-205 Commercial St., . PORTLAND, ME.

Heywood Shoes for Women Best on earth. Try them. PHY TUC QLIfinUIAN CONGRESS STREETS uUAj I nt OnULlVIHNj 2 doors east of City Hall

JOHN S. CUSHMAN funeral Director Embalmer Telephone 1963-W. Office open all night. 189 and 191 Federal St., Portland, Me.

MILLIKEN & PHILBROOK 87 Market St., Court Square Building. Phone 2975-W ORCHARD AND FORESTRY WORK SPRAYING A SPECIALTY ORCHARD BRAND INSECTICIDES FOR SALE 17 STATE OFFICERS.

Governor, WILLIAM T. HAINES. Secretary of State. Joseph E. Alexander, Richmond. State Treasurer. Joseph W. Simpson, York. Commissioner of Agriculture. John A. Roberts, Norway. State Assessors. WilliamJ. Thompson, S. China. John J. Dearborn, Newburg. Bertrand G. McIntire, E. Waterford. State Auditor. Timothy E. Callahan, Lewiston. Attorney General. Scott Wilson, Portland. U. S. Senators. Hon. Chas. F. Johnson, Waterville. Edwin C. Burleigh, Augusta. COUNTY OFFICERS. County Court House, Federal Street. County Attorney. Samuel L. Bates, Portland. Asst., James R. Parsons, Portland. Supreme Judicial Court. Clerk, Llewellyn Barton, Portland. Deputy Clerk, Thos. H. Gately, Jr., Portland. Messenger, Thomas C. Hooper, Portland. Superior Court. Judge, Joseph E. F. Connolly, Portland. Clerk, Llewellyn Barton, Portland. Dep. Clerk, Thomas H. Gately, Portland. Reporter, Edward T. Richardson, Portland. Messenger, Patrick H. Connolly, Portland. Probate Court. Judge, William M. Ingraham, Portland. Register, Henry P. Frank, Portland. Sheriff and Jailor. King F. Graham, Westbrook. County Commissioners. James Carroll Mead, N. Bridgton. Jas. H. McDonald, chairman, Portland. William F. Pillsbury, Gorham. Treasurer. K. S. Raymond, Cumberland Mills. Register of Deeds. Frank L. Clark, Gray. Commissioner of Deeds for Other States. G. F. McQuillan, Portland. 18 W. E. FULLER E. M. NORTON H. F. FULLER FULLER Plumbing and Heating Company 27-29 Forest Avenue

JOBBING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO ESTIMATES FURNISHED FREE Phone 368

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COURT CALENDAR. U. S. District Court, District of Maine. U. S. Federal Court House, Fed. & Market Sts. Judge, Clarence Hale. Portland, first Tuesday Apr. Third Tuesday of Sept., second Tuesday of Dec. Bangor, first Tuesday of June. U. S. Commissioner, Wm L. Bradley. Supreme Judicial Court, of Maine. County Court House. Chief Justice A. R. Savage, Auburn. Resident Judges, George E. Bird, George F. Haley. TRIAL TERMS. Cumb. Co., civil, Portland. 2d Tuesday of January, April and October. LAW TERMS. Augusta, 2d Tuesday December. Bangor, ist Tuesday June. Portland, 4th Tuesday June. Superior Court, of Cumb. County. County Court House. Joseph E. F. Connolly, Judge. Deputy Clerk, Thos. H. Gately. First Tu. of every mo. except June, July, Aug. Civil and criminal, Jan. May and Sept. Court terms, March and October. Jury for all other terms excepting March and October. Probate Court, of Cumb. County. County Court House. Wm. M. Ingraham, Judge. First and third Tu. of each month,except Aug. Court of County Commissioners. County Court House. Term of record first Tuesday in Jan. and June. Regular sessions first Tuesday in each month. Municipal Court, of Portland. County Court House. John F. A. Merrill, Judge. Recorder, Charles L. Donahue. Civil matters Tuesdays. Criminal matters, other secular days. 20 Drugs, Cigars, Soda Water, Hot Water Bottles, Fountain Syringes, and Druggist Sundries at a price that will appeal to the public JOHN C. OTIS Prescription Specialist 789 Congress St., cor. Deering Ave., Portland PHONE 4003-M Guns, Rifles, Ammunition Paper Knife Grinding by special machine. Keys. Locks. JOHN A. FOLWARTSHNY 224 FEDERAL STREET PHONE 4448

GOOD POSITIONS WAITING PHONE 2991 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED call by number True’s Employment Bureau s. R. TRUE No man or women is too capable for us to place. No concern too high grade for us to serve. All kinds of help furnished. 40 Preble St. (Formerly 151 Free St.) Portland, Maine HOTEL HELP A SPECIALTY CIDER MILL Falmouth Foreside

Phone 288-J F. H. WHITNEY

Cider Made High grade cider for sale We buy cider apples

21 Portland Fire Alarm. DISTRICT No. 1. 12 Merrill and Quebec Sts. *13 North and Montreal Sts. 14 Washington Ave., and Oxford St. 15 Fox and Hammond Sts. 16 Cumberland Ave. and Sheridan St. 121 Howard and Turner Sts. 131 Washington Ave. and Veranda St. 133 Presumpscot St., G. T. Shops, n. True. 133 Veranda and Olympia Sts. 134 Washington and Ocean Aves. 135 Washington Ave. and Kay St. 136 Washington Ave. near Riverside SchooL 137 Washington and Allen Aves. 138 Allen Ave., near Col. Moore’s. 139 Auburn, near Lambert St. 141 Veranda St., near G. T. Bridge. 151 Ocean Ave. and George St. 152 Ocean Ave. and Sawyer St. 153 Washington Ave. and Inverness St. 154 Portl’d Rendering Co., Presumpscot St DISTRICT No. 2. 21 Vesper St. and Eastern Promenade. 22 Portland Company (private). *23 Wilson and M unjoy Sts. 24 Fore and Waterville Sts. *25 Engine No. 2, head of North St. 26 Adams and Mountfort Sts. 27 India and Commercial Sts. *28 Congress and India Sts. 29 Franklin Wharf and Commercial St. •212 Congress and Vesper Sts. 213 Sheridan and Monument Sts. 214 India and. Newbury Sts. 221 Fore St. and Mountfort St 223 Thos. Laughlin Co. (A. D. T.) 231 St. Lawrence St. and Gilbert’s Lane. 261 Congress and Mountfort Sts. 271 Grand Trunk Elevator No. 1. 272 Grand Trunk Elevator No. 2. 291 Randall & McAllister. (A. D. T.) 292 Eastern S.S. Co. (Boston boat.) (A.D.T.J 293 Maine S. S. Co. (N. Y. boat.) (A. D.T) 294 Chase’s Stable, Laundry Lane. DISTRICT No. 3. 31 Mayo and Oxford Sts. 32 Wilmot St. and Cumberland Ave. 33 No School. 34 LancasCo? end Pearl Sts. 35 Oxford and Chestnut Sts. 36 Preble and Oxford Sts. 37 Elm St. and Cumberland A VO- 312 Lancaster and Franklin Sts. 313 Anderson and Lancaster Sts. 314 Cumberland Ave. and Myrtle St. 315 Cumberland Ave. and Anderson St. Real First Class Shoe Repairing

raw Custom Shoes to Order Great Relief to Sore Feet

SEE MR. MITCHELL 40 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE C^IEMADIf’Q Superior Shoe Mak- LL1 ¥! M R !\ V ing and Repairing OPPOSITE CITY HALL

TLE THOS. LAUGHLIN CO.

MANUFACTURERS OF Marine Hardware

In our Salesroom 184 and 186 COMMERCIAL STREET

We carry everything in both Galvanized Iron and Brass Fittings for Yachts and Motor Boats. We also maintain a PUBLIC LANDING in the rear for the free use of our customers

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DISTRICT No. 4.

4 Middle and Franklin Sts, 41 Fore and Custom House Sts. ♦42 Pearl St., opp. Milk St. 43 Market and Commercial Sts. 44 Middle and Plum Sts. 45 Middle and Exchange Sts. *46 Central Fire Station. 47 Federal and Temple Sts. 48 Franklin and Congress Sts, 412 Union and Fore Sts. 413 Middle and Free Sts. 414 Commercial and Center Sts. 415 Fore and Center Sts. 416 Twitchell-Champlin Co. (A. D, T.) 417 Clark Ice Co. (A. D. T.) 418 Western Union Telegraph Office. (ADTfc 419 Milliken, Tomlinson Co. (A. D, T.) 421 Church and Newbury Sts. *422 A. F. Cox & Son. *423 Parker Thornes Co. *424 Electrical Appliance Bldg., Federal St *441 Falmouth Hotel (private). 44 2 Electric Light Station, Plum St. (priv’e)- 451 Fore and Dana Sts. 452 Delano’s Mill, Fore St. 461 Portland Cooperage Co., Commerce St

DISTRICT No. 5.

5 Monument Square. 51 Kennebec and Preble Sts. 52 Portland and Parris Sts. 53 Engine House, Congress, near Oak St. *54 Cumberland and Forest Aves. 55 Forest Ave. and Portland St. 56 Forest Ave. and Kennebec St. 57 High and Grant Sts. 58 Deering and Henry Sts. 59 Brown and Free Sts. 511 Loring, Short & Harmon. 512 Congress and Pine Sts. 513 Cumberland Ave. and State St. 514 Congress and Walker Sts. 515 Mellen and Sherman Sts. 516 Lafayette Hotel. (A. D. T.) 517 Columbia Hotel. *521 Cumberland Ave. and Casco St. *522 Haskell & Jones. 523 Boston Store. (A. D. T.) 525 Edwards & Walker’s. (A. D. T.> 531 Congress Sq. Hotel. (A. D. T.) 532 Eastman Bros. & Bancroft. (A. D. T.) 534 Owen Moore & Co. (A. D. T.) 24 Prentiss Loring,Son & Co. general Insurance JWtttS Automobile, Tourist, Baggage Fire, Liability, Burglary 406=407 Fidelity Bldg., Congress St.

PORTLAND. = - MAINE

Established 1865 Phone 4560

Buy Your Groceries at Wilson’s Out of town family orders a specialty Freight prepaid Ask for quotations W. L. WILSON CO. TWO STORES 651 Congress St. 112 Exchange St. PHONE 3510 PHONE 3046

25 DISTRICT No. 6. *6 South, and Spring Sts. 61 York and Maple Sts. 62 High and Danforth Sts. *63 Engine No. 4, Spring St. 64 Commercial and Park Sts. 65 Railroad Wharf, foot of State St 67 York and Tyng Sts. 68 State and Danforth Sts. 611 Maine Central Coal Pockets. 612 Marrett Lumber Co. (A. D. T.) 613 Rufus Deering Lumber Co. (A. D. T.) 614 A. R. Wright Co. (A. D. T.) 615 J. H. Hamlen & Son, Brown’s Whf.(ADT) 621 High and Congress Sts. 622 Wilson-Irwin Lumber Co. 623 Freight Shed, Railroad Wharf. *631 Spring and Oak Sts. 641 Berlin Mills Co., Wharf, (A. D. T.) 642 McDonald’s Mill, York St. DISTRICT No. 7. 7 Deering Ave. and Falmouth St. *71 Portland and Weymouth Sts. 72 St. John St., near Granite St. *73 Congress and Lowell Sts. 74 St. John and A Sts. 75 Congress and Gilman Sts. 76 Payson and Granite Sts. 712 Douglass and Congress Sts. 713 Brighton and Stevens Aves. 714 Thompson Point, M. C. Shops. 715 Junction Frost and Capisic Sts. 717 Congress St. and Stevens Ave. 721 Brighton Ave. and M. C. Crossing. 723 Congress and Brewer Sts. 724 Congress St., Stroudwater. *751 Brighton Ave. and Japisic St. DISTRICT No. 8. 8 Commercial and Clark Sts. *81 M. C. Yardmaster’s Office, W. Com’l St. 82 Danforth and School Sts. 83 Brackett and Danforth Sts. 84 Spring and Clark Sts. *85 Engine No. 3, Brackett St. *86 Thomas and Pine Sts. *87 Clifford and Neal Sts. *812 Vaughan and Danforth Sts. *813 Bramhall and Brackett Sts. 814 Congress and Bramhall Sts. 815 Emery and Danforth Sts. 816 Charles and Crescent Sts. 821 Neal and Brackett Sts. 822 Car House, St. John St. 823 Vaughan and Pine Sts. 824 Emery and Spruce Sts. 825 Salem and Clark Sts. 831 Ayer, Houston Co. (A. D. T.) 832 Portland Gas Co., W. Commercial St. The Portland National Bank

Cor. Congress and Exchange Sts. DIRECTORS. William W. Mason. William T. Cousens. Charles G. Allen. George B. Morrill. George F. West. William H. Moulton. George Wescott Beyer. Maynard S. Bird. Roswell C. Bradford. Hugh J. Chisolm. Edward W. Cox. Eudwell I.. Howison. Banking Hours 9 a- m. to 2.30 p. m., Sat. 9 a- *m to 12 m.

KIRVAN & DAVIS CO.

178 Middle St., Portland, Me.

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in

Tobacco, Cigars, Cigarettes and Smokers’ Supplies

Telephone 4570

27 DISTRICT No. 9. *9 Forest Ave. and Winslow St. 91 Forest Ave. and Belmont St. 92 Hose House, Pitt St. (Oakdale.) 93 Beacon and Lincoln Sts. 94 Forest and Pleasant Aves. 95 Bedford, near Winslow St. 96 Forest Ave. and Fessenden St. 97 Florence St. and Pleasant Ave. 98 Woodford St., Dr. Cousins’ Hospital 912 Deering Ave. and Woodford St. 913 Deering Ave. and Coyle St. 914 Glenwood Ave. and Concord St. 915 Highland and Prospect Sts. 916 Forest Ave. and Walton St. . 917 Highland and Woodford Sts. 918 Richardson St., near Leland St. *921 Pleasant and Stevens Aves. 922 Street R. R. Car House, Morrills. 924 Stevens Ave., opp. Waverly St. 925 Junction Forest and Stevens Aves. 931 Stevens Ave. and Woodford St. 932 Woodford St. and Brighton Ave. 934 Forest Ave., near Friendl’s Boys’ Home. 935 Forest Ave., Riverton Road.

______* Auxiliary attachment.______SPECIAL SIGNALS. 1-1—Two single strokes, slow, for fire out or under control. 1-1 1-1 1-1--Three twos, general alarm. I- 1-1—Three slow blows after alarm, Police Call. II- 1 1-1-1—Three slow blows and repeat, fol­ lowed by Box 221, Engine Co. No. 2 with apparatus will report at Grand Trunk Freight Shed, Fore Street. 1-1-1 1-1-1—Three slow blows and repeat, fol­ lowed by Box 43, Hose Wagons Nos. 1 and 5 with men will report at Fire Boat. 1-1-1 1-1-1—Three slow blows and repeat, fol­ lowed by Box 81, Engine Co. No. 3 with appa­ ratus will report at M. C. Freight Shed, West Commercial Street. School, or 8.15 a. m. for no school in the morning; and at 1.15 p. m. for no school in the afternoon. To give an alarm, open the door, pull the hook to the bottom of the slot once and let go. After giving an alarm remain or leave some one at the box to direct the firemen to the fire and see that no one interferes with the box. Notice—The correct time is given upon the Fire Alarm Bells at 7 and 8 A. M., 12 Noon, 1, 5 and 9P.M. For ANTIQUES visit the PORTLAND ANTIQUE SHOP, 27 Hanover Street 28 FRANK L. BATES 103 CLARK STREET House Painting Paper Hanging Whitening and Tinting C. W. BRYANT & CO Carpenters and Builders Agents for Celtic Asphalt Roofing and Famous Trinidad Asphalt Paint OFFICE, 625 FOREST AVE. SHOP, 639 FOREST AVE., WOODFORDS, ME.

PORTLAND ANTIQUE SHOP HAS Genuine Antiques SHERATON CHIPPENDALE HEPPLEWHITE 27 Hanover St., corner Portland St. A. O. BESSE, Proprietor PHONE 3159-W

29 POST OFFICE. 171 Middle St., cor. Exchange St. Oscar R. Wish, Postmaster. OFFICE HOURS. General Delivery Window. Week days, 7.30 a. m. to 9 p. m. Holidays, 8 to 11.00 a. m. Carriers’ Delivery Window. Week days, 6.30 a. m. to 6 p. m. Holidays, 8 to 11.00 a. m. Stamp Window. Week days, 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. Night stamp window at Registry Division, 6 p. m. to 8 a. m. Money Order Window. Week days, 8.30 a. m. to 6 p. m. Registry Window. Open for registration from Monday a. m. to Saturday 9 p. m. Postal Savings Bank. Week days, 8.30 a. m. to 6 p. m. Inquiry Window. 8.30 a. m. to 5 p. m. Parcel Post Window. 8 a. m. to 6 p. m., then at night stamp window. Collections, Week days, four times daily in residential section, eight times daily in business section. Sundays, 5 p. m. only. West End Station, 309 St. John St., J. H. Ewing, Supt. Woodfords Station, 653 Forest Ave., F. E. C. Robbins, Supt. So. Portland Branch, 107 Ocean Ave., Ernest Henry, Supt. Peaks Is. Station, Island Ave., Melville Morse, Supt. ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. New York direct. Southern and Western. Arrive 8.20 a. m. Close 7.30 p. m Boston, southern and western, intermediate of­ fices and connections, via Boston & Maine Rail­ road, (Western Division). Arrive 7.10, 10.45, II-3° a- m-> 5-IO> 8.20 p. m. Close 6.00, 8 00, 11.15 a. m., 2.30, 5.30 p. m. Sundays Boston southern and western close 5.00 p. m. Boston, southern and western and intermediate offices and connections, via Boston & Maine Rail­ road, (Eastern Division). Arrive 1.30 a. m., 12.10, 12.40, 11.15 p. m. Close 8.00, 11.20 a. m., 5.00, 9.00, 12.00 p. m. Sunday, arrive 1.30 a. m., 1.00, 11.15 p. m. Close 11.15 a. m., 9.00 p. m. 30

% C. H. ROBINSON CO. Writing Paper Wrapping Paper Paper Bags Twine Paper Boxes Pails Trays Stationery of all kinds

147 to 153 Com’l St., 1 to 11 Market St.,

PORTLAND, MAINE

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31 New York, southern and western Albany and western via Westfield, Pittsfield, Worcester and Boston. Arrive 11.30 a. m. Eastern, via Maine Central Railroad. Arrive 1.40, 5.00 a. m., 12.40, 6.20, 9.00 p. m. Close 6.00, 10.15 a. m., 12 m., 9.00, 12.00 p. m. Sunday, arrive 1.40 a. m., 1.00 p. m. Close 12 m., 12.00 p. m. Augusta, intermediate offices and connections, via Maine Central Railroad. Arrive 1.40, 9.10 a. m., 12.40, 6.20, 9 00 p. m. Close 6 00, 8.00 a.m., 12m., 4.00, 9.00, 12.00 p.m. Rangeley, Farmington, intermediate offices and connections, via Maine Central Railroad. Arrive 10.30 a. m., 6.00 p. m. Close 7.45 a. m., 12.15 p. m. Rockland, intermediate offices and connections, via Knox and Lincoln Railroad. Arrive 9.10 a. m., 12.45, 6.00 p m. Close 6.00, 11.45 a- m-’ 4-°° P- m- Skowhegan, intermediate offices and connections via Maine Central Railroad. Arrive 12.40 p. m. Close 12.15 P- m- Rumford Falls, intermediate offices and connec­ tions via Portland & R. F. & M. C. R. R. Arrive 12.30,6.15 p. m. Close 7.45 a. m., 12.15 P- m- Island Pond, Vt., intermediate offices and con­ nections, via Grand Trunk Rail road. Arrive 7.45 a. m., 12.00 rn., 6.40 p. m. Close 7.15 a. m., 1.00, 6.15 p. m. Gorham, N. H., intermediate offices and connec­ tions, via Grand Trunk Railroad. Arrive 7.45 a. m., 12 m., 6.40 p. m. Close 7.1 c a. m., 1.00, 6.15 p. m. Montreal. Arrive 7.45 a. m., 6.40 p. m. Close 7.15 a. m., 6 15 p. m. Swanton, Vt., intermediate offices and connec­ tions, via Mountain Division, M. C. R. R. Arrive 8.35 p. m. Close 8 a. m. 32 Falmouth Hotel J. J. POOLER, Proprietor Most Central Location Solid, Safe Construction Scrupulously Clean

Long' distance phone in each room. Take red car from station to hotel. Most convenient for auto parties^ Largest garage in city connected. European and American Plans Forest City Garage 17=19 FOREST AVE. Tel. 3514 Packard Cars for Hire Repair Shop and Supplies. Fire proof building, capacity 125 cars. Terms reasonable, service guaranteed. CHARLES E. BABBITT Iron and Brass Founder Coppersmith and Machinist Estimates Furnished on Iron, Bronze and Composition Castings, Brass, Copper and Iron Work. Steamboat, Confectioners’ Copper Work, Copper Cooking Utensils made, repaired and retinned. Special attention given to marine engineering and repairs on machinery. TELEPHONE 1953 440=442 Fore Street Portland, Maine 33 Bartlett, N. EL, intermediate offices and connec­ tions via Mountain Division, M. C. R. R. Arrive 8.50 a. m., 8.35 p. m. Close8 00 a. m., 12.15 P- m- Rochester, N. H., intermediate offices and connec­ tions via Portland and Rochester. Arrive 1.30, 6.15 p. m. Close 6.20, 11.45 a- m- Cumberland Mills, Gorham and Westbrook. Arrive 8.45 a. m., 1.30, 6.15 p. m. Close 6.20, 11.45 a. m., 4.45 p. m. South Portland Station. Arrive 7.40, 11.40 a. m., 2.15, 6.30, 8.40 p. m. Close 6.00 a. m., 1.00, 6.00 p. m. Woodfords Station. Arrive 1.40, 9.10 a. m., 12.40, 6.20 p. m. Close 12.05, 6.00, 10.15, n.45 a. m., 4.00, 9.00 p. m. Peaks Island. Arrive 9.40 a. m., 1.20, 7.05 p m. Close 6 20, 10.00 a. m., 1.00, 5 45 p. m. Orr’s Island, intermediate offices via H’p’ll Line. Arrive 9.30 a. m. Close 2 30 p. m. Train letters, via B. & M., may be mailed at Union Station 10 minutes before departure of trains, 1.05, 5.10, 7.00, 7.10, 8.50 a.m., 12.05, 12.10, 12.25, 3.30, 6.05, 6.20, 8.15 p.m. Via M. C., 7.00, 8.30, 8.50, 11.05 a.m., 12.40, 1.00, 105, 1 55, 4 50, 11.00 p.m. Grand Trunk Station 10 minutes before the 7.45 a. m., 1.30, 7.00 p. m. trains. SUB STATIONS. 1. 1191 Forest Ave. James M. Scanlan. 2. 238 Stevens Ave. Judson B. Bryant. 3- 507 Washington Ave. Sam’l B. Gamage. 4- 47 India St. Frank D. McCarthy. 5- 653 Congress St. Edward L. Foss. 6. 202 Brackett St. Benj. F. Dudley. 7- 469 Congress St. Joseph W. Peterson. 8. 107 Congress St. Lyman C. Fowler. 9- 1391 Congress St. Andrew Hawes. 10. 427 Preble St., Willard, Dan’l P. Cobb. 11. 344 Summer St., Pl’std’le. Wm. J. White. 12. 116 Sawyer St., S. Port. Albert E. Thurrell. T3- 221 Congress St. Frank FI. Power. i4- Island Ave., Peaks Is. Arthur F. Webber. Phone 137 Office Open Day and Night James A. Martin & Son Morticians Coroners of Cumberland County 19 MYRTLE ST., . PORTLAND, ME.

You are invited to inspect our line of Holiday Goods just opened. Miss Margaret E. Fox Room 115 633 Congress Street The Somerset Portland, Me. Phone 4776-W See page 7

For Coughs and Colds ROBBINS’ Syrup of Tar, Cod Liver Oil and Menthol BEATS THEM ALL UNION STATION PHARMACY FRANK E. ROBBINS Phone 3769 931A Congress St. 35 RATES OF POSTAGE. First-class—On letters and other written matter and on sealed matter, 2 cents per ounce or fraction thereof, and on all local letters at free delivery offices. Second-class—On newspapers and periodicals, published at stated intervals, accepted by the post­ office as 2d class matter, 1 cent for each 4 ounces or fraction. Third-class—Books, circulars, and other matter wholly in print, 1 cent for each two ounces, except matter type-written, or reproductions of the same. Fourth-class—All former fourth-class mail matter is now under the rules of the Parcel Post and must be mailed at the Hain Office, West End, Woodfords and South Portland stations, and at sub-stations 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 8, 10, 11, 12, 13; other stations limited to 4 oz. only. Special delivery stamps may be affixed. See page 96 Special delivery and Registration—10c each ad­ ditional. Foreign—Letters for England, Ireland, Newfoundland, Scotland and Wales, 2 cents per ounce. Letters for Germany by direct steamers, 2 cents per ounce. Letters for all other foreign countries, and for Germany when not dispatched by direct steamers : 5 cents for the first ounce or fraction of an ounce ; 3 cents for each addi­ tional ounce or fraction of an ounce. Single post cards (including souvenir cards), 2 cents each. Reply post cards, 4 cents each. Printed matter of all kinds, 1 cent for each two ounces or fraction of two ounces. Samples of merchandise, 2 cents for the first four ounces or less ; 1 cent for each additional two ounces or fraction of two ounces. Registration fee in addition to postage, 10 cents. FEES FOR DOMESTIC MONEY ORDERS. Payable in the United States (which includes Hawaii and Porto Rico) and its possessions com prising the Canal Zone (Isthmus of Panama), Guam, the Philippines and Tutuila, Samoa; also for Orders payable in Bermuda, British Guiana, British Honduras, Canada, Cuba, Martinique, Mexico, Newfoundland, the United States Postal Agency at Shanghai (China), the Bahama Islands, and certain other Islands in the West Indies men­ tioned in Register of Money Order Post Offices. From $ 0.01 to $ 2.50.. ..$.03 From 30.01 to 40.00.. • 4.15 From 2.51 to 5.00 .. • • .05 From 40.01 tp 50.00 .. .. .18 From 5.01 to 10.00 .. .. .08 From 50.01 to 60.00.. . . .20 From 10.01 to 20.00.. .. .10 From 60.01 to 75.00 .. • • .25 From 20.01 to 30.00.... • .12 F rom 75.01 to 100.00, . .. .30 36 MILLINERY S. E. & A. M. GRINDAL Room 404 Baxter Block 562 Congress St. Take Elevator Phone 3121

VOCAL TEACHER. TENOR SOLOIST. Private Lessons, Classes and Singing Schools. W. E. COLE, Suite 510 Baxter Bldg. 562 Congress St. Regular hours 2 to 6; other hours by appointment.

SCENIC NEW ENGLAND Tour Book and Automobile Road Maps Wall Maps for School and Office Use Catalogue Free Sold by Dealer or Sent by Mail Walker Lithograph and Publishing Co. 400 Newbury St., Boston, Mass.

37 DISTANCES, FARES AND TELEPHONE KATES Miles Fare Tel. Miles Fare Tel. 37 Auburn .90 .25 286 Montreal 7.50 1.35 63 Augusta 1.55 .35 Return 12.50 137 Bangor 3.40 .65 174 M’seh’d Lake .90 188 Bar Harbor 5.00 .75 (Greenville) 38 Bath ,95 .20 182 Mt. D’s’t F’ry 4.50 .75 111 Bemis Bar Harbor 5.00 .70 (R’g’ly Lakes) 3.90 .60 77 Newo’p’t Mass 1.90 .45 98 Berlin N. H. 2.90 .45 34 New Meadow .75 .20 70 Bethel 2.10 .40 110 Newport Jet. 2.70 .60 Return 3.50 75 Newton Jet. 17 Biddeford .40 .10 N. H. 1.50 .45 64 Boothbay via 350 New York 7.25 1.75 Wiscasset 1.60 60 North Conway via Bath 1.30 .25 N.H. 1.50 .40 115 B’st’n l’td 2.50 2.80 .60 49 Norway 1.45 .30 30 Brunswick .70 .20 Return 2.45 155 Bucksport 3.90 .65 11 Old Orchard .28 .10 269 Calais 7.25 1.05 145 Orono 3.60 .70 114 Castine 3.00 .55 123 Oquossoc 10 Cumb. Ctr. .25 .10 (R’g’ly Lakes) 3.90 .70 30 Danville Jet. .20 101 Phillips 3.05 .50 (Poland Spr’g) .75 10 Pine Point .23 .10 138 Dover & Fox’t 3.45 .70 103 Pittsfield 2.55 .55 48 Dover N.H. 1.20 .35 Pittsfield Mass 5.35 1.05 64 Exeter N. H. 1.60 .40 57 Portsmouth 90 Fabyans N. H. 2.35 .55 N. H. 1.40 .35 83 Farmington 2.05 .45 319 Presque Isle 9.20 1.45 50 Fryeburg 1.25 .35 327 Quebec MCRR8.50 1.35 165 Fit’hb’g Mass. 3.64 .65 308 Quebec GTRR 8.50 1.35 10 Gorham .20 .10 Return 14.20 92 Gorham, N.H. 2.70 .40 Rangeley 3.90 .60 Return 4.50 52 Rochester,NH 1.38 .30 178 Greenville 59 R’k’gham Jet. (M’seh’d Lake) N. H. 1.48 .40 viaNewp’tJct. 4.95 86 Rockland 2.15 .40 via N. Me. Jet. 5.50 .85 83 Rumford Falls 2.15 .35 61 Hallowell 1.50 .35 33 Rumford Jet. .80 67 HamptonN.H 1.67 .40 15 Saco .33 .10 273 Houlton 7.50 1.35 98 Salem, Mass. 2.35 .55 82 Haver’l Mass. 2.05 .50 36 Sanford 1.00 .25 62 Interv’le, N.H. 1.55 .40 17 Sebago Lake .40 .20 148 Island P’d Vt. 4.15 .70 103 Skowhegan 2.50 .50 Return 7.45 89 So. Lawrence 25 Kennebunk .63 .20 Mass. 2.23 .50 30 Kennebunkp’t .83 .20 So. Paris 1.40 .30 171 Kineo Station 1.00 Return 2.35 (Moosehead) 5.20 82 Thomaston 2.05 .40 90 Lawr’e Mass. 2.23 .50 169 Wash’g’n Jet. 4.20 .65 37 Lewiston .90 .25 84 Waterville 2.05 .45 104 Lowell, Mass. 2.47 .55 6 Westbrook .15 .10 103 Lynn, Mass. 2.35 .55 8 W. Falmouth .20 .10 227 Machias 5.95 .95 14 White Rock .30 .15 116 M’ch’st’rN.H. 2.25 .50 49 Wiscasset 1.25 .30 41 Mechanic F’lls 1.10 .25 147 W’c’ster, Mass3.50 .75 79 MerrimacMassl.97 .50 15 Yarmouth .35 .10 212 Millinocket 6.10 .95 38 DRINKING FOUNTAINS Commercial st., near Union Wf. Portland st., cor. St. John Congress st., near Mountfort Railway Square Congress st , at Lincoln Park State st., cor. Pine Congress st., cor. Waldo Washington ave., cor. Water Eastern Promenade Washington ave., cor. Allen ave. Federal st., near Market West st., cor. Pine Forest ave., cor. Kennebec W. Commercial st., near Danforth Forest ave., cor. Stevens ave. Western Promenade,op. Bowdoin India st., near Commercial York st., cor Fore Ocean ave., cor. Poorest ave. Pearl st., cor. Fore E. S. Pendexter Optician

562 Congress Street Doorns 402 and 403 Baxter Block Portland, Maine NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE 2908 F. W. PECK MALER IN... Paints, Oils, Varnishes Brushes, Glass, Putty, Etc. House Painting, Graining, Paper Hanging, Whitening and Tinting 'OS Forest Avenue WOODFORDS, ME. A FULL LINE OF WALL PAPERS Portland Society of Arts and Crafts Pencil Sketches by Mr. George Noyes Mrs. Dalsgaard’s Imported Danish Embroideries Decorated China Brittany Ware Craft Baskets Stencil Work 664 Congress Street, near Longfellow Moninnent Open 9-12.30; 1.30-5.30

39 s M T W T F S s M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 5 Jan. 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 July *6 *7 8 9 10 11 12 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 26 27 28 29 30 31 27 28 29 30 31 Feb. *i Aug. *i *2 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 23 24 25 26 27 28 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Mar. 1 Sept. 1 2 3 4 5 6 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 *7 8 9 10 11 12 13 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 28 29 30 30 31 April 1 2 3 4 5 Oct. 1 2 3 4 *6 *7 8 9 10 11 12 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 27 28 29 30 26 27 28 29 30 31 May 1 2 3 Nov. *i 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 June 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Dec. 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 *7 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 29 30 28 29 30 31 WATER BOTTLES RAIN COATS RUBBER COATS Anything that is Rubber Portland Rubber Co. 259 Middle Street Phone 9 ...BROWN... DECORATIONS & COSTUMES FOR ALL OCCASIONS 546 1=2 Cong. St., over Douglas Shoe Store Telephone 2182=M 40 J. PARK ROCKWELL Graduate American College Mechano-Therapy 58 ATLANTIC STREET Telephone 1261=J OFFICE HOURS : 10 A. M. to 12 M ; 2 to 4 P. M. Evenings and Sundays by appointment. The Experienced application of Manual Manipulation to Chronic Disease a Specialty. “Permanent health through perfect circulation.”

COMING EVENTS Nov. 10—City Hall. Steinert Concert. Madame Inez Barbour, Soprano; Mme. Nevada Van Der Veer (Mrs. Reed Miller), Con­ tralto; Mr. Evan Williams, Tenor; Mr. Reinaid Werrenrath, Baritone. Nov. 13—City Hall. Organ Concert, 8.15 p. m., by Will C. Macfarlane; Walter Lawrence, Boy Soprano, Soloist All Angels’ Church, New York. Nov. 15—Pythian Templ,e. Ladies’ Auxiliary, Order Railroad Conductors. Sale and Supper. Nov. 15—I. O. O. F. Hall. 23d Anniversary Woodbine Rebekah Lodge. Nov. 17, 18, 19—City Hall. Patriotic Lectures. Nov. 19—Hoegg Hall. St. Joseph’s Parish re­ union. Nov. 21—I. O. O. F. Hall. 70th Anniversary Ligonia Lodge, I. O. O. F. Nov. 21—Pythian Temple. New Jerusalem Church. Sale and Supper, afternoon and evening. Nov. 24—City Hall. Steinert Concert. Madame Johanna Gadski, Soprano; Mr. George Harris, Jr., Tenor; Miss Marie Caslova, Violinist; Mr. Edwin Schneider, Ac­ companist. (Concluded on page 73.)

41 STATISTICS. Settled by George Cleeve and Richard Tucker, 1633- Incorporated a town, 1786. Chartered a city, 1832. Deering annexed to Portland, 1899. Land area: City, 10,9^1.62 ; Islands, 2,839.12: Total, 13,790.74 acres. Area of city, 21.55 SQ- miles. Distance east and west 4.90, north and south, 6 miles. Population, estimated 62,000. Assessed polls 1913, 16,425. Total assessed real estate, $49,162,300. Total assessed personal, $20,164,272. Tax rate 1912, $21.20 per $1,000. Tax rate 1913, $22.80 per $1,000. Miles of accepted streets, 149.88; sewers, 75 miles. Harbor frontage 5 1-2 miles. Passengers arriving and departing by water 1912 1,454.23s- Steam R. R., 3; stations 7. Public schools, 37 ; teachers, 295 ; scholars, 9,944. Parochial schools, 4; kindergartens, 9. Daily newspapers, 3. National banks, 6; trust companies, 5. Savings banks, 2; safe deposit vaults, 3. Cemeteries, 4; theatres 4. Area of parks, (6); and public grounds 181.58 acres. Fire engines, 10; fire hydrants 667; fire boat, 1. Permanent men, 89; call men, 94; alarm boxes, 180. Police Dept. : regular, 79 men ; reserve, 17. Commerce 1912, 3,259,949 tons, value estimated $107,981,000. Resident consuls, 6. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS? GAS PIPING, ELECTRIC WIRING, FIXTURES. The Larrabee Electrical Co., 84NEeEC?oftNoGHEceST- “Wire us and we’ll wire you.” TEL. 1705 42 MILLINERY GEO. 5. WATERHOUSE ROOMS 7-14=15, BROWN BLOCK

TAKE ELEVATOR 537 CONGRESS STREET CHRYSANTHEMUMS A CHOICE ASSORTMENT

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Goddard Greenhouse Co. 252 Stevens Avenue Phone 164-R nUIDHOnnV Manicuring50c Shampooing50c,75c,$1.00 UniliUrUU I Facial and Scalp Massage, 50c each MRS. ORRA F. THOMPSON, 633 Congress St., Room 305 Evenings by Appointment Phone 4064-W

43 POINTS OF INTEREST. Cleeves Monument, Eastern Promenade. Deering Oaks Park, Portland st. Eastern Promenade, (159 ft. elevation), view of Harbor and Islands. Eastern Cemetery, (1668,) Cong and Mountfort. First Parish Church, oldest historical church in the city. Built 1825. Fort Allen Park, view of Harbor and Forts. Fort Sumner Park, view of City. Home of Gen. Neal Dow, 714 Congress st. Hon. Thomas B. Reed, birthplace 15 Hancock st., homestead 32 Deering st., monument W. Prom. Longfellow birthplace, (Feb. 27, 1807) 161 Fore st. Longfellow Mansion, (built 1785,) 487 Cong. st. Longfellow Monument, Longfellow sq., Cong. st. Longfellow Family Tomb, Western Cemetery. Maine Historical Society, 485 Congress st. Port. Soc. Nat’l Hist, 22 Elm open week day 2 to 4. PortlandObs’vat’y, (built 1807),Cong. st., Mun. H. Soldiers Monument, Monument square. Sweat Memorial Art Building, High st. Western Promenade, (173 ft. elevation), panor­ amic view of country and White Mountains. Williston Church, 32 Thomas st., birthplace of C.E. CASCO BAY LIGHTS. Cape Elizabeth Light Vessel No. 74, about 5| miles from C. E. Light Station. Cape Elizabeth (E) entrance to Portland Harbor. Cape Elizabeth (W) known as Two Lights. Ram Island Ledge, entrance to Portland Harbor. Portland Head, S. W’ly side of entrance to Port­ land Harbor. Portland H. L. first lighthouse erected on Atlantic coast, lighted for first time Jan. 10, 1791. Spring Point Ledge, side of main channel into Portland Harbor. Portland Breakwater, end of Portland Breakwater. FORTS IN PORTLAND HARBOR. Gorges, Portland H’bor. Levett, Cushing’s Is. Lyon, Cow Is. McKinley, G. Diam’d Is. Preble, South Portland Scammel, House Is. Williams, Cape Elizabeth. 44 Finest and Most Sanitary Restaurant in Maine Cbe JW Cafe 18 Temple Street Phone 2660 J. A. Clarity, Proprietor Regular Dinner, 11 a. m. to 3 p. m., 25c. Turkey Dinner Sundays, 11.30 a. m. to 8 p. m., 50c. Private Dining Rooms

BOARD AND ROOMS

CHADWICK HOUSE 431 CONGRESS St. J. S. CLAPP, Proprietor Rooms, 50c to 75c per day, $2.00 to $5.00 per week. One minute walk from Monument Square

THE ALLEN 130 Free St. MISS M. L. ALLEN $1.00 per day

ENGLISH TEA ROOM 609 CONGRESS ST. Two Doors East Public Library. Rooms Single and En Suite

THE NEWTON 124-124A Brackett St. Phone 1622-Y. Second house from Spring St. car line. Transients accommodated. MISS RANKIN

THE WILMOT 7 Wilmot St. Phone 1652-R Opposite Lincoln Park, 2d door from Congress St. Transients accommodated. Rooms only. Cut Flowers and Plants For THANKSGIVING A. Wallace, Sunny bank Greenhouse 31-41 EMERY STREET

45 the: Rines Brothers Company

Gents’ Furnishings Dept.

We are showing new and seasonable lines of Men’s Furnishings marked at lowest prices. New assortment of Men’s Negligee and Semi Negligee Shirts, made with laundered or soft cuffs attached. $1.00 each Some extra good values in Men’s Flannel Shirts, made to wear with linen collar or with collar attached. $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 each Men’s extra size Flannel Shirts in gray, navy blue and khaki. $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00 each Men’s heavy Outing Flannel Night Shirts, cut extra wide, fifty-six inches long, turn down or military collar. $1.00 each Pajamas in Outing Flannel, Madras and Soiesette, large variety of new patterns, values i unexcelled. $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 per suit

-the: Rines Brothers Company 529=535 Congress St., Portland, Maine. ™'p4h0one

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“Harvard Mills” and “Athena” Knit Underwear FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN

We have the exclusive sale in this city of these two leading brands. Every shape, style and fabric is provided. All choicest materials and finest workmanship.

We have sold the “Harvard Mills” brand for twenty-five years and its popularity has in­ creased each season. It has the largest sale of any brand of knit underwear. The “Athena” brand has many new features not shown in any other make, and its sale is very large. Prices range from 50c to $3.50 per garment.

Call and see this new underwear.

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SUNDAYS. am X900 95i 1005 1030 i°59 1120 1132 1141 1156 ”59 1206 1230 pm X115 156 210 235 303 323 335 345 400 403 411 435 pm 600 643 658 725 753 813 834 849 852 901 920

* Local. n New York train, see page 55. p Stops at Salmon Falls, Pine Point, Scarboro Beach, f Rigby. R Stops at Newmarket, Durham, Rollinsford, Salmon Falls, f Pine Point, f Scarboro Beach. x Stops at f Pine Point, f Scarboro Beach. c Stops to take or leave passengers for or from Haverhill, Lawrence Lowell, or Boston. y Stops to take or leave passengers for or from New York. f Stops on signal to take or on notice to conductor to leave passengers. See Taxi Rates Page 81

For ANTIQUES visit the Portland Antique Shop, 27 Hanover St. cor. Portland.

HOWARD R. STEVENS Baritone CO NCERT Studio RECITAL 537 CONGRESS ST. VOICE CULTURE Room 18

51 B. & M. R. R.—PORTLAND TO BOSTON VIA PORTSMOUTH (E. DIV.) Lv Union Station—WEEK DAYS. 1

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“CLEANEST AND HANDIEST” Bragdon’s Paint Store 47 EXCHANGE ST.

Everything in Paints, Oils, Brushes, Window Glass, Varnishes, Tube Colors, Bronze Pow­ ders, Enamels, etc.

52 B. & M. R. R., BOSTON TO PORTLAND via Ports­ mouth,—(E. Div.) Leave North Station. WEEK DAYS. -A fl n k a +3 ’ fl o a +3 fl a fl fl

is second to none in the State. Our Stock is the biggest, the goods are the best, but the PRICES ARE THE LOWEST We carry a full stock of Second Hand Ranges and Parlor Stoves. Also, Stove Repairs Tolman-Bradford Furniture Co. 327 Cumberland Ave., cor. Preble St. “A little out of the way, but it pays to walk”

Mrs. Orra F. Thompson, 633 CongressgSt. (See page 43) 53 B. & M. R. R. WORCESTER, NASHUA & PORTLAND DIV. CONDENSED TIME TABLE Leave Union Station—Week Days j

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ONION SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY Valuables Safeguarded Our fire and burglar proof vault contains safe Deposit Boxes especially suitable for safe­ guarding valuables of every description, such as jewelry, keepsakes, or important papers. Boxes are rented for $5.00 and upwards per annum. Private rooms are provided for the examina­ tion of securities and other important papers.

54 •op NEW YORK TO PORTLAND, BANGOR AND RE>» Effective Nov. 16. 1290 28 Train No. A.M. A.M. STATIONS. noon

§600 TOO ar New York lv New Haven Hartford Springfield Worcester Lowell Lawrence Haverhill Dover q750 1-700 lv Portland ar *810 *0 ft P.M. P.M. A. M. noon q535 +550 ar Portland lv +1000 ql245 443 502 lv Brunswick ar 1055 342 400 Augusta 305 328 Waterville qll5 +150lv Bangor

P.M. P.M. STATIONS. * Daily, Sundays included. + Daily, except Sunday. IF Daily, except Mon. q Sunday only. § Monday only. ftlestbrook 'Crust Co.

Allows Interest on Checking Accounts

Interest paid four times a year on Savings Accounts

Rents Safety Deposit Boxes Issues Drafts of -foreign Exchange Dome Banks free

REPAIRING TRUNKS A\y Specialty SUIT CASEZSchas.H.Hutchins 37 Pearl PHONE ETC. Street. 3436-2 55 M. C. R. R., PORTLAND TO BANGOR & BAR HARBOR Effective Sept. 29______week days. Train No. 127 1 3-29 29 11 19 25 71 701 711 M. C. R. R. BAR HARBOR & BANGOR TO PORTLAND, a.m. p.m. STATIONS. a.m. a m. a m. a.m. noon p.m. p m. p.m. WEEK DAYS. Train No. Portland §lv *120 t7°° 11000 tno5 1-1240 1105 t45° *1100 Q7I5 qi245 720 1250 stations. W oodfords 705 1005 IIO 455 710 1010 459 725 1255 Deering Jt. “5 Bar Harbor b7i6 E1016 1121 b5o6 fj3i West Falmouth Mt.Desert Ferry f722 £1022 fl27 513 737 fio8 Cumberland Ct Bangor Yarmouth Jt. 73 x 1031 X35 522 fi 128 75° x 15 Vanceboro F reeport 74i 1041 145 53i fix38 759 123 Brunswick ar 210 755 1055 130 158 544 1152 812 X38 noon noon Bangor Lewiston,LS ar 847 1140 212 5°3 745 *1245 910 230 Nor. Maine Jt. 1240 1240 *1055 725 1255 Lewiston,LS lv 710 1000 503 Hermon Centre 822 208 *1202 148 Brunswick lv 210 805 I 130 55° Hermon Pond f825 Topsham £809 fno6 f2II f 553 Carmel 203 Bowdoinham 822 1 1-1 7 606 C1214 838 Damascus

via f23O f6l2 f844 Harwards £829 flI24 Etna 1229 850 Richmond 837 1x32 Ri53 619 215 East Newport P o rtlan d O ak lan d L43 f625 f855

Iceboro £842 fii37 Newport Jt. n irville & fxi38 ’ f63o Dresden Dover, Foxcrott South Gardiner 849 1X45 R205 251 637 M1242 904 230 1252 912 240 Dexter W ate 645 Gardiner 859 ix53 b e tw 215 300

253 Corinna Hallowell 9°9 1201 224 308 654 102 920 249 316 702 nr Newport Jt. ar Augusta 309 917 1209 and 234 930 259 L ew iston fyi6 f3n Newport Jt. lv Riverside f936 fl222 R u n s f328 1947 Detroit Vassalboro 943 1230 340 f723 „f953 f52O f8o6;fin8 Winslow f952 fi239 fl5° f73r L1OO2 ±330 Hartland 1010 Waterville | 34o 1002 1245 125 305 355 735 141 1006 335 Pittsfield IOI4 347 1002 130 130 3x5 i49 345 Belfast______f 1020 Benton 1008 324 1351 Burnham Jt. lv 1028 f4oo Clinton 1017 334 758 Clinton 807 IO38 f4o9 Burnham Jt ar 410 1026 150 T5° 343 Benton • Belfast ar 1201 505 Waterville § | Pittsfield ar 422 1039 204 204 357 820 224 1051 422 Hartland 100 525 Winslow 90711215 Detroit f 1046 f4°3 f826 f IO58 f429 Vassalboro 916 1230 Newport Jt. ar 216 216 412 835 238 IIO7 437 Riverside f923 fi236 435 1054 Augusta Newport Jt. lv 120 45° Hallowell Dexter J54 524 Gardiner Dover, F’x’t ar 225 555 South Gardiner IIO7 Newport Jt. lv 435 1054 216 216 412 835 238 $ Dresden E. Newport fi 100 f4i7 £841 f III3 Iceboro flI23 Etna fno9 f427 £850 f453 Richmond fii3o Carmel fni7 f434 £857 f5oi Harwards Hermon Pond flI24 f44i £904 f 1137 f>9 Bowdoinham Hermon Centre £1130 f448 £910 fii43 *515 Topsham 'sis fii46 No. Maine Jt. fn33 250 250 453 9X4 *319 5i8 Brunswick Bangor §ar 300 5°5 925 *330 1x59 530 530 ii45 300 Lewiston, L S r 847 1140 Vanceboro 640 720 Lewiston, L S r 710 1000' Bangor lv'|6oo IT030 t5 <5 qt7oo Brunswick Mt.DesertFer’y 700 1845 ' 755 X055 ' 75o 1220 Freeport 810 1110- Bar Harbor t93o 9T5 745 Yarmouth Jt, 818 1118 ■ Cumberland Ctr. C825 flI27J p.m. p.m. p m. a. m. a.m. jp.m. a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. West Falmouth C830 .... E Deering Jet. C837 1142 See Reference Marks of M. C. R. R. page 59. t Until Nov. 30. Woodfords C841 1146 m Stops Sat, night only. * Daily Sunday included. Portland 845 1150 56 am am 1 Sunday Trains lv Bangor 715 am, 115 pm. Lv Waterville 910 am, 305 pm. Ar. Portland 11.55 am, 535 pin. k Lv Bar Harbor 400 pm Sundays until Nov. 30. For other Sunday trains see * and IT in week day schedule. M. C. R. R. PORTLAND TO BATH AND ROCKLAND.

WEEK DAYS. SUN. Tram N 0. 1-55 3-63 19-57 25-59 71-61 STATIONS. a.m. a.m. p.m. p. m. p.m. a.m. noon 0 Portland §lv 17°° Jiooo I105 1450 *1100 9715 91245 Woodfords 705 1005 no 455 720 j 250 Deering Jet. 710 1010 115 500 725 1255 West Falmouth b7i6 11016 f 121 b5o6 ±73* go 2 f722 f 1022 f 127 fio8 Cumberland Ctr. 5*3 737 S co Yarmouth Jet. 731 1031 135 522 f 1128 750 115 1 1041 1’1138 123 IE F reeport 741 145 53i 759 or. Brunswick ar 755 io55 i58 544 1152 812 138 Brunswick lv 805 1100 210 555 1205 820 150 New Meadows fm 1 f6o5 f 1216 f2OO

00 1120 228 1225 F840 210

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W oolwich 00 O 255 640 925 Wiscasset 915 326 702 945 Q § So. Newcastle fg23 f333 f7O9 f952 2 N ewcastle 934 344 720 1002 to S? Damariscotta M 939 349 725 1007 co § Waldoboro 1001 410 746 1029 co 3 Warren 1016 425 801 1045 to u Thomaston 1030 441 815 1058 to Rockland ar 1040 450 825 1110 a m. a.m. p.m. pm. night a.m. p. m.

M. C. R. R. ROCKLAND AND BATH TO PORTLAND. WEEK DAYS. SUN. Train No. 60-44.74-64 78^ 80-112 68 STATIONS. a. m. a. m. p. m. p. m. p. m. a.m. p.m. CZ2

Rockland lv t8oo I140 14*5 q7oo Q Thomaston 810 150 425 710 Warren 826 206 440 725 Waldoboro 844 223 458 742 Damariscotta M 906 245 521 802 Newcastle 912 251 528 807 South Newcastle f923 f3°° f537 f’817 Wiscasset 932 309 546 828 Woolwich 955 330 605 1'850 Bath 173° 1020 400 630 *1120 1030 *i59 New Meadows f737 f 1028 f4O7 f637 fi 127 fio37 f 122 Brunswick ar 748 1040 4i7 647 1140 1050 *35 < Brunswick lv 755 io55 425 705 1152 1100 443 Freeport 810 1110 440 720 f 1207 11*5 458 Q Yarmouth Jet. 818 1118 45o 729 1216 1124 507 Cumberland Ctr. C825 f 1127 458 735 H31 C514 West Falmouth C830 C504 fi 136 c5*9 Deering Jet. C837 1142 512 75o 1240 i*45 526 Woodfords C841 1146 516 755 1245 1150 530 O Portland §ar 845 1150 520 800 1250 **55 535 a. m. a. m. p.m. p. m. night a.m. p.m. s Reference Marks page 59. f Passengers provide their own ferriage Bath to Woolwich. 58 M.C.R.R.PORTLAND TO FARMINGTON AND RETURN. ______Train No.______7 67 707 Ar stations. Lv p.m. a.m.

§Ar.... Portland. -. -§Lv |83o +155 9830 ...... Woodfords...... «35 159 835 .. • Deering Junction . •. 840 204 840 .... West Falmouth ... f846 b2og f846 . • Cumberland Centre .. 853 215 853 ...... Walnut Hill...... 9°3 225 901 ...... Gray...... 9X3 233 910 .... New Gloucester .... 923 245 9i9 ...... Rowes...... Danville Jt.(Pol'nd Sp’g) 256 930 ... Rumford Junction...... Auburn...... 3°7 942 ...... Lewiston...... 312 95o ...... Greene...... ^324 f 1002 ar | Leeds Junction { J * 33° 1008 .335335 Ioio .... Highmoor...... f349fioi5 .. Curtis Corner...... 353 fl°ig .. - Leeds Centre------358 1024 .. ..Dead River...... : f4Oifio27 .. .North Leeds...... 406 1031 Strickland’s Ferry .. . 411 1036 . East Livermore .... 417 1042 . Livermore Falls.... 429 1055 ...... Jay...... 434 hoi ....North Jay...... 442 1109 ...... Wilton...... 45x xxx7 • East Wilton...... 457 1124 West Farmington .. . 506 1132 Lv... Farmington... Ar 5io xx35 j. m. a. m. * Daily, Sundays included, $ Daily except Saturday. t Daily, except Sunday. § Restaurant, IT Daily, except Monday, q Sundays only. b_ Stops_..r___ to _____ takeF passengers.______o___ c Stops to leave passengers. f Stops when signalled or on notice to Conductor j Stops to leave passengers from points east of Leeds Junction and from Rangeley Branch, and to take passengers for Portland and points west. r Takes passengers for points east of Waterville. m Stops Saturday nights only.

PORTLAND ANTIQUE SHOP FOR ANTIQUES 27 Hanover St., cor. Portland Choice selection for HOLIDAY GIFTS

59 M. C. R. R. PORTLAND TO WHITE MOUNTAINS, MONTREAL AND QUEBEC. WEEK DAYS. STATIONS. a m a m p m p m

Portland §lv +850 +850 tuo *5«?° Cumberland Miils 900 900 120 540 South Windham 910 9T0 130 55° Newhall f9x3 *9X3 fx33 *553 White Rock 918 918 x38 55Q Sebago Lake 926 926 146 606

Bridgton * Harrison Richville *933 f933 *I53 f6i4 Steep Falls 940 940 200 622 Mattocks 944 944 204 626 Cornish 954 954 214 636 West Baldwin 959 959 219 641 Bridgton Junction 1007 1007 226 702 Bridgton ar 1108 1108 318 754 Harrison ar 1133 ”33 343 818 Hiram ion IOI 1 230 706 Brownfield 1021 1021 24' 716 Fryeburg IO35 1035 256 73° Conway Centre 1045 1045 306 740 Redstone 1051 1051 312 746 North Conway 1058 1058 3X8 753 Boston lv 835 1250 Intervale 1103 1103 324 758 Glen and Jackson 1110 IIIO 331 805 Bartlett { § « 1120 I 120 343 815 ii45 1145 343 Sawyer’s River III54 fi!54 f353 Crawfords 1228 1228 f^2 Bretton Woods fi234 fi234 Fabyans ar 1238 1238 445 Fabyans lv 1238 flat 448 White Mount’n H. f 1240 Twin Mountain 1247 1247 457 Quebec Junction IOI IOI 508 Quebec ar 930 Montreal ar 910

See Reference Marks of M. C. R. R. page 59.

NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE, 2726 W THE WELCH STENCIL COMPANY FRANK B. W. WELCH, TREAS. Rubber Stamps, Stencils, Seals Commercial Printing, Etc. 401 FORE ST. PORTLAND, MAINE

60 M. C. R. R. QUEBEC AND WHITE MTS. TO PORTLAND. WEEK DAYS STATIONS. a.m a.m. p.m Q) Montreal lv a.m. 900 3 Quebec lv a.m. 73° ”3 Quebec Junc’n lu t755 t42O 756' 425 0 Twin Mountain 808■ 438 Um White Mount’n H. f8i5 f445 £ Fabyans I" 819 448 819 45° s Bretton Woods f82I £452 © Crawfords 831 502 Willey House 846 J 8 517 Sawyer’s River fgoo f*53 >< ”3 Bartlett 908 539 1 lv t55°1 9*3 544 a Glen and Jackson 6oo1 923 554 Intervale 607 930 602 z Boston ar 1245 920 H North Conway 612 938 610 Redstone 618 944 616 E Conway Centre 624 95o 622 F ryeburg 635 1000 632 £ Brownfield 646 1021 643 Hiram 656 IO32 6u a Harrison lv 530 9°5 5*° Bridgton lv 600 935 540 Bridgton Junction 701 1038 702 West Baldwin 708 1045 709 S Cornish *37 1050 7*4 Mattocks 723 1100 724 Steep Falls u 727 1104 729 Richville 734 fm 1 f736 ■ Harrison lv a© Bridgton £ 00 Naples (Z) N Sebago Lake 745 1122 747 White Rock 752 1128 f753 © Newhall f755 fii3i f756 © South Windham 800 1*35 800 J Cumberland Mills 810 1*45 810 Ch Portland 820 ii55 820 LOCKS for every parpose BUILDERS’ HARDWARE. YALE DOOR CHECKS Gasoline and Automobile Cylinder Oil H. E. GODDARD 13 CASCO ST. Machinist and Locksmith (Just around the corner from Congress St.) Phone 3819 61 M.C.R.R., PORTLAND TO LEWISTON & SKOWHEGAN WEEK DAYS SUN. Train No. 5 7 29 13 67 15 707 STATIONS. am am am pm pm pm am pm

Portland...... §lv +655 t83o + 1105 fioo ti55 t445 9830 9 Woodfords...... 659 835 i°5 T59 45° 835 Deering Jt...... b7O4 840 IIO 204 455 840 W. Falmouth... b7og f846 bus b2O9 1501 f846 Cumberland Ct.- b7i6 853 bl22 215 508 853 Walnut Hill. •.. 725 903 fl32 225 517 goi Gray...... 734 9X3 141 233 526 910 N. Gloucester... 747 923 151 245 535 919 Danvil’ Jt. P. S.. 759 935 ii53 203 256 546 93° Rumford Jt. ..ar f8o4 946 213 Rumford F.... ar ii45 4X5 Oquossoc...... ar 600

Auburn...... 810 953 1205 220 307 557 942 Lewiston...... 817 955 1211 230 312 610 95° Leeds Junct’n... 838 1018 248 330 628 1008 Monmouth...... 846 255 634 Winthrop...... 856 1240 3X3 645 Maranacook .... fgoi f3i8 Readfield...... 907 325 656 Oakland...... ar 938 115 357 726 Bingham Hts.ar 1105 522 Kineo Station.ar 1255 710 Waterville... .ar 95° 125 407 735 Waterville. • . §lv 1005 412 745 QIO2O 340 Skowhegan... .ar 1045 452 825 1100 420 M. C. R.R., SKOWHEGAN & LEWISTON TO PORTLAND Train No. 16 I 24 STATIONS.

Skowhegan Waterville. Kineo Sta.. Bingham Heigts Oakland...... Readfield...... Maranacook .... Winthrop...... Monmouth...... Leeds Jet. • • • lv Lewiston Auburn.. • • Kennebago Oquossoc... -lv Rumford Falls.. Rumford Jet. .lv Danvil’ Jt. P. S. New Gloucester. Gray...... Walnut Hill - • • • Cumberland Ct.. West Falmouth. Deering Jt. Woodfords Portland. •. M. C. R. R. PORTLAND & LEWISTON TO RUMFORD FALLS & RANGELEY LAKES AND RETURN. STATIONS.

ar. ...Portland.. .§lv ...... Woodfords...... Deering Junction., lv...Rumford Jt..ar ar.Lewiston, U.S-lv ar...... AuburnAuburn ... .lv- lv ar...Rumford Jt..lv 8 » ...... Riccars...... Poland ...... Mechanic Falls. ....West Minot.. | Rumford F’s |

...... Bemis...... lv.. S. Rangeley .. ar lv .Rangeley(Str.).ar lv.. .Oquossoc . ... .Kennebago

l'O AND FROM MOOSEHEAD LAKE VIA THE KINEO SHORT LINE. pm am STATIONS. am pm t32O tn55 ar.... Portland...... lv +655 tioo 237 1104 T _.. Danville Jt...... 759 203 218 1039 . T.ewisfnn ...... 817 230 ii5 933 ....Rplgradp ...... 918 337 J255 916 lv... .Oakland...... ar.. 938 357 1240 f82O ar.. .Oakland...... lv 945 405 1217 759 ...... Norridgewock .... 1007 427 1202 745 1024 44i 1149 733 ...... Nn. Anson...... x®34 452 iii5 700 . .Bingham Heights... iiii 1027 ...... Mosquito...... r 152 1017 ...... Lake Moxie...... 1203 934 ...... Somerset Jt...... 1243 t92O lv....Kineo Station..ar 1255 900 ar..Kineo Sta. (Str)..lv 100 lv.Mt. Kineo House.ar tn5

ami am STATIONS. pm pm OPTICIANS Eyes Examined — Glasses Made and Repaired Optical Goods of Every Description CAMERAS AND KODAKS Thompson Water Colors Picture Framing MURDOCK CO., Z1.M. C. A. Building 63 G. T. R. R.—PORTLAND TO MONTREAL & RETURN Leave Grand Trunk Station, India Street Read Up Read Down p m a m a in STATIONS a m p m p in *630 J1145 *730 ar Portland lv *745 1130 *700 1137 Portland Jc. 135 1135 Deering 137 f614 1127 f715 Falmouth f800 144 f713 f60G 1120 f708 Cumberland f808 151 f720 559 1115 702 Yarmouth 814 157 726 557 1113 659 Yarmouth Jc. 816 200 730 □ f549 HOG f652 N. Yarmouth f823 208 f737 f542 1059 1645 Pownal f831 217 f745 o f532 1050 f637 N. Gloucester f840 227 f753 522 1040 625 Danville Jc. 851 238 804 P 516 1032 620 Lewiston Jc. 902 245 810 555 1010 600 lr Lewiston " 925 305 830 535 1055 640 840 225 745 Z f507 1024 Empire Rd 1'908 250 1'815 458 1013 605 Mechanic F 919 302 825 1007 P&RF Cross’g 304 448 957 550 Oxford 929 316 837 436 943 536 S. Paris 943 335 852 425 935 525 £ Nor"-ay Tv 1000 345 445 1000 545 935 325 o 419 928 518 W. Paris 1002 351 910 2 § 408 913 505 Bryant’s P 1016 408 924 H E 400 905 Locke’s M 1024 418 933 352 855 446 Bethel 1030 427 943 f345 847 f435 W. Bethel fl038 435 952 Q f334 837 f424 Gilead 1051 451 fl006 < f323 827 Shelburne 1103 504 fl018 U 313 817 400 Gorham 1116 517 1032 Ch 258 801 345 Berlin 1134 537 1046 744 Copperville 548 a 235 732 W. Milan 1158 600 226 722 '308 Percy 1209 612 1124 212 700 252 Groveton 1227 630 1139 co f200 650 Stratford Holl 1235 640 < 146 635 224 N. Stratford 1250 658 1202 □ 120 t605 155 al Island P lv 120 1730 1235 115 —0— 145 130 “““ 1245 UJ 1025 1110 Lr Esmond £ 355 330 & 1015 1055 400 345 *801 *815 lv Montreal ar *605 *700 < a m a m p m STATIONS p m p m am * Daily. t Daily except Sunday, f Stops only on signal. Special cheap week end excursions. Tickets for sale Sat­ urday and Sunday, returning Monday. For further particulars apply to Phone 1760. C. E. TENNY, Pass. Agt. G. T. Ry.

64 E s* 5 3 X o o Q >> ii *— 1) r-h SX Q — J? *A r+ r+<"+ « o 2 fl* E Cl

For GILLETTE Blades

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If you use as directed the Twmplex Stroppei' you can save all your old blades and never buy any new ones. KING & DEXTER CO. Next to Express Office

65 ALL-THE- WA Y-B Y- WATER EASTERN STEAKISHIP CORPORATION EASTERN DIVISION BOSTON AND PORTLAND LINE Steel Steamship RANSOM B. FULLER and Steamship BAY STATE Leave Franklin Wharf, Portland, week days 7.00 p. m., due to arrive BOSTON about 4.30 a. m. the following day. Returning. Leave Central Wharf, foot of Milk St., Bos­ ton, week days 7.00 p. m. due to arrive PORTLAND about 4.30 A. m. the following day. Fare between Boston and Portland, 81.00. Staterooms $1.00, accommodating two persons.

WESTERN DIVISION MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE S. S. North Land and North Star Direct Service to New York Leave Portland, (Franklin Wharf), Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, 6.00 P. M. Leave New York, Pier 1 9, North River, foot of Warren Street, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, 5.00 P. M. Fare $3.00 in each direction Tickets good only on date for which issued Staterooms with bed, 84.00; with two berths, 82.00 Berths in sleeping saloons, 50c MEALS A LA CARTE A voyage of about 400 miles in twenty-two hours

EASTERN DIVISION PORTLAND AND BOOTHBAY LINE Steamer MINEOLA Leaves Franklin Wharf, Portland, Wednesdays and Saturdays at 7.00 a. m., for Boothbay Harbor, South Bristol and East Boothbay. Returning, leaves East Boothbay Tuesdays and Fridays at 7.00 A. m., for Portland and Intermediate Landings, due Portland 1.00 p. m. FARES One Way Round Trip Portland to Boothbay Harbor $1.00 $1.75 Portland to South Bristol and East Boothbay 1.00 1.75 See page 68 for schedules of International and Portland and Rockland Lines. 66 WHY NOT GET That Globe Wernicke sectional book­ case this week ? Our new fall stock has just arrived. There’s nothing more useful or ornamental. They are made in so many styles and finishes that a selection which will exactly fit all the other decorative features is easy. It will give us pleasure to show you how useful, handsome and reasonable they are.

LORING, SHORT & HARMON MONUMENT SQUARE

67 ALL-THE- WA Y-B Y- WA TER EASTERN STEHfflSHIP CORPORATION INTERNATIONAL LINE Turbine Steel Steamships CALVIN AUSTIN and GOVERNOR DINGLEY EASTWARD Leave Central Wharf, Boston, 9.00 a. m., Mondays, Wed­ nesdays and Fridays, due Portland 4.00 p. m. ; leave Port­ land (Franklin Wharf) 5.00 p. m. for Eastport, Lubec and St. John. Steamer is due to arrive at Eastport about 6.00 a. m. and St. John about 3.00 p.m. the following day. WESTWARD Leave St. John 9.00 a. m., Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, Eastport 2.30 p. m., Lubec3.30 p. m., for Portland and Boston; leave Portland Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays about 6.00 A. m. ; due Boston about 2.00 p. m. Commencing about Nov. 17, leave Central Wharf, Boston, Mondays only, 9.00 A. M., Portland, 5.00 p. m., for Eastport, Lubec and St. John. Return, leave St. John Wednesdays 9.00 a. m., for Eastport, Lubec, Portland and Boston, on same schedule as above. FARE Portland to Eastport and Lubec $3.50; St. John $4.00. PORTLAND AND ROCKLAND LINE Read Down Read Up TUES. & FRI. MON. & THURS. 7.00 a.m. Lve. Portland Due 2.45 p. m. 10.20 “ “ Boothbay Harbor^ Lve.11.45 A. m. 11.15 “ “ New Harbor “ 10.30 “ 12.00 n’on “ Round Pond “ 9.45 “ 1.00 p.m. “ Friendship “ 9.00 “ 2.00 “ “ Port Clyde “ 8.15 “ 3.00 “ “ a Tenant’s Harbor a “ 7.30 “ 4.30 p. m. Due Rockland Lve. 6.00 A. M. a Landing is made at Tenants Harbor, tide permitting. Portland to Rockland, $1.75. Round Trip, $3.00. HARRIS & JACKSON Public Stenography and Multigraphing 51 1-2 EXCHANGE STREET PORTLAND, ME. Phone 3150 68 The Margaret E. Fox Needlecraft Shop

is showing a choice line of goods for the Holiday trade. Some of the specialties are :

Needlework of all kinds — stamped and commenced.

Tooled Velvet and Foreign Novelties.

The famous Non-drip Candles.

Hand-colored Cards, etc., etc.

Attention is called to our fine linens, hucks and towels. Stamping to order. Inspection is cordially invited.

Room 115 633 Congress St. The Somerset Portland, Maine

Telephone 4776-W

69 CASCO BAY AND HARPSWELL LINES.

Effective October 20, 1913.

STEAMERS LV. CUSTOM HOUSE WHARF, PORTLAND.

WEEK DAYS SUNDAYS p. M. A.M. A.M. P.M. Portland...... Leave 2.00 8.30 10.30 2.00 Little Diamond Island ...... 8.45 10.45 2.15 Great Diamond Island...... a2.15 8.50 10.50 2.20 Trefetlien Ldg. (Peaks Island) 8.55 10.55 2.25 Evergreen Ldg. (Peaks Isld).. b2.20 9.00 11.00 2.30 Ponce Landing (Long Island) 2.30 9.10 11.10 2.40 Doughty Ldg.(Long Island).. 2.40 9.20 11.20 2.50 Little Chebeague...... 2.50 Cliff Island...... 3.05 Western Ldg. (Gt. Chebeague) 3.15 Central Ldg. (Gt. Chebeague). 3.30 South Harpswell...... 4.00 York Landing (Bailey Island). 4.15 Orr’s Island...... Arrive 4.30

RETURN TO PORTLAND FROM

Orr’s Island...... Leave Mackerel Cove (Bailey Island) South Harpswell...... Central Ldg. (Gt. Ch’b’gue)... Western Ldg. (Gt. Ch’b’gue).. Cliff Island...... Little Chebeague...... Doughty Ldg. (Long Island).. Ponce Landing (Long Island). Evergreen Ldg. (Peaks Island) Trefethen Ldg. (Peaks Island) Great Diamond Island...... Little Diamond Island...... Portland...... Arrive

a—Stops on notice to Purser to land passengers only, b—Saturdays only. s—Stops on signal only.

This time table subject to change without notice.

E. B. WINSLOW, Pres’t. C. W. T. GODING, Gen. Man.

70 THE FALMOUTH ... CIGAR STORE...

21 9 Jtreet, PORTLAND, A\E. Our Coupopj are good at the 5MOKE SHOP where they may be exchanged for the Premium?. EVERYTHING FOR THE 5A\OKER.

PEAKS ISLAND FERRY

See schedule, page 77

71 FLOWERS FOR THANKSGIVING

THE FLOWER SHOP Oak St., cor. Free phone 848-w

PUBLIC BUILDINGS. City Hall ... .391 Congress st. Cumb. County Court House...... Federal st. Custom House...... 312 Fore st., 105 Com’l st. Federal Court House...... Federal st., cor. of Pearl Post Office...... Cor. Exchange and Middle sts. National Guard Armory...... Market and Milk sts. SMITH & SALE Book and Commercial Printers 45 Exchange St. Portland - Maine

72 COMING EVENTS (Concluded from page 41.) Nov. 26—City Hall. Knights of Columbus Ball. Nov. 27—City Hall. Organ Concert, 8.15 p. m., by Will C. Macfarlane; Reed Miller, Tenor, New York. Nov. 28—Pythian Temple. Under auspices of the Civic Club. Lecture by Ex-Senator Frank Cannon of Utah upon the evils of Mormonism. First of a course Of four lectures. Course tickets $1.50. Nov. 28—P. H. S. Bldg. P. H. S. Annual Alumni night. Nov. 29—Pythian Temple. U. C. T. Dance and Supper. Nov. 28—I. O. O. F. Hall. Woodbine Rebekah Lodge. Entertainment and Dance. Dec. 1—Helen Keller. Dec. 3—City Hall. Organ Concert, 3 p. m., by Will C. Macfarlane. Dec. 5—City Hall. Concert 8.15 p. m. Men’s Singers Club of Beverly, Mass. Under auspices Music Commission. Dec. 4—Hoegg Hall. Trinity Chapel Annual Fair. Afternoon and evening. Entertainment and sociable. Dec. 6—Pythian Temple. Damon Temple Pythian Sisters. Supper. Dec. 8—City Hall. Steinert Concert. Madame Marie Rappold, Soprano; Mr. Herbert Witherspoon, Basso; Miss Edith Thompson, Solo Pianist. Dec. 12—Pythian Temple. Maine Government of U. O. of I. O. L. Pine Cone Lodge, No. 4, U. O. of I. O. L., Annual Fair. Dinner 12 to 2. Supper 5.30 to 7. Dec. 18—City Hall. Organ Concert, 8.15 p. m., by Will C. Macfarlane; Ada Sassoli, Harpist. 73 Rise and Fall of Tides, NOVEMBER, 1913.

A. M. P. M. A. M. P. M. DAY DAY HIGH LOW HIGH LOW HIGH LOW high LOW 10 8 47 2 37 9 10 3 02 29 11 55 5 43 6 20 11 9 27 3 18 9 50 3 43 30 0 30 6 32 0 44 7 08 12 10 05 3 57 10 29 4 22 DEC. 13 10 40 4 32 11 06 5 00 1 1 20 7 20 1 33 7 57 14 11 18 5 10 11 45 5 40 2 2 09 8 10 2 23 8 47 15 11 58 5 47 6 23 3 3 00 9 02 3 14 9 37 16 0 27 6 27 0 40 7 05 4 8 52 9 56 4 06 10 28 17 1 10 7 08 1 25 7 53 5 4 43 10 52 5 00 11 20 18 1 56 7 55 2 13 8 43 6 5 37 11 48 5 53 19 2 48 8 48 3 07 9 35 7 6 27 0 10 6 47 0 42 20 3 45 9 48 4 05 10 33 8 7 13 1 00 7 37 1 33 21 4 43 10 53 5 07 11 32 9 8 00 1 48 8 25 2 20 22 5 43 11 57 6 10 10 8 43 2 33 9 10 3 05 23 6 43 0 30 7 12 1 00 11 9 26 3 20 9 55 3 50 24 7 40 1 28 8 10 2 00 12 10 08 3 58 10 38 4 34 25 8 33 2 23 9 08 2 57 13 10 52 4 40 11 22 5 17 26 9 26 3 15 10 02 3 51 14 11 37 5 21 6 02 27 10 17 4 06 10 53 4 42 15 0 06 6 07 0 22 6 50 28 11 08 4 55 11 42 5 32 16 0 52 6 53 1 09 7 35

TROLLEY INFORMATION. Cars start from Transfer Station, corner of Con­ gress and Elm streets, Monument Square, excepting cars for Island steamers, Boston and New York boats and Grand Trunk Station, which pass to the right of Soldier’s Monument in easterly direction; cars stop at white post opposite Preble House or in front of Mitchell’s Restaurant. Five cent fares within city limits, excepting N. Deering Belt Line, ten cents; for other fares see Trolley Trips and Fares. Transfers are given over all branches. Cars stop on signal at white posts on right hand side of street in direction going. Express service on Falmouth, Cumberland, Yar­ mouth, Freeport and Brunswick line, Saco and Biddeford lines, Cumberland Mills, Westbrook, So. Windham and Gorham lines. Trolley lines run from Portland to Lewiston and Auburn via Brunswick ; to Augusta via Brunswick ; to Boston via Saco. 74 West End Hotel Opposite Union Station PORTLAND, MAINE

Thoroughly First-Class. Location Admirable

Table supplied with fresh farm and dairy products from our own farm.

Take Your Prescriptions ...TO... C. E. HAWKINS’ Pharmacy 14 MONUMENT SQUARE

Where they will receive careful and immediate attention

75 TROLLEY TRIPS AND FARES. Cars start from Monument Square. See time tables. (FARE GIVEN IS FOR ONE WAY.) Cape Cottage, (Cape Elizabeth) via Meeting House Hill, 4% mi. 30 min. 10c. Via S. Portland and Fort Preble, 6 mi. 40 min. 10c. Park, casino; bathing; grand ocean view; theatre, shore dinner at all hours during the summer. Fort Wil­ liams to right of park. View of Ottawa House and Fort Levett, Cushing’s Island; Fort Scammel, House Island ; Fort Gorges, Casco Bay; and Spring Point Light. Riverton Park on the banks of the Presumpscot River, 5^ mi. 30 min. 10c. (Fare includes admission to theatre.) Beautiful park and casino; cafe; rus­ tic theatre ; electric launch ; row boats and canoes ; deer and many other attractions for old and young. Yarmouth, 12% mi. 1 hr. 20c. The most pictur­ esque shore ride in New England. Passing Tukey’s bridge, Back Cove on the left, Grand Trunk R. R. and Islands to the right ;East Deering, G. T. R. R. freight yards to the left, U. S. Marine Hospital on the right, Martin’s Point bridge, Mackworth Is. (summer home of Hon. Jas. P. Baxter) to the right; Falmouth Foreside, Pine Grove Cemetery and Brown’s Memorial Chapel to the right. Passing Waite’s Landing road, Skillin’s Cor., Madocka- wando, Ramsdell road, Town Landing, we come to Underwood Spring (6 mi. 35 min. 10c) one of the most remarkable springs in the world on account of its purity and its volume of flow which has been es­ timated by one of this country’s greatest engineers to be 200,000 gallons a day; then passing the M. E. church on the left we are in Cumberland; then to Wildwood Beach (40 min. 15c) a most beautiful 76 From Factory to Wearer

At the Retail Store on ground floor of our factory, we are showing a complete assortment of Combinations (both styles), Dainty Prin­ cess Slips, Knickerbockers, Kimona Gowns, Three-Piece Combinations, Fitted Top Petticoats. THE LINGERIE SHOP 47 MARKET STREET A FEW DOORS BELOW POST OFFICE

REAKS ISLAND REIRRY LEAVE END OF PORTLAND PIER Effective Nov. 9, 1913, subject to change without notice. WEEK DAYS. Leave PORTLAND, 6.50, 7.45, 11.20 a. m„ 1.40, 5.15, 6.15, **11.20 p. m. Leave PEAKS ISLAND, 6.15, 7.20, 9.15 a. m., 1.10, 4.45, 5.40, *7.30 p. m. * Saturdays only. SUNDAYS. Leave PORTLAND, 9.15, 10.15 a. m., 1.45, 4.00, 5.30 p. m. Leave PEAKS ISLAND, 8.45, 9.45, a. m., 1.00, 3.35, 5.00 p. m. Passenger and Team Service between Portland and Peaks Island. Passenger and Team Rates. PASSENGER 5c EACH WAY. Single team with driver, both ways, 75c, single team with driver, one way, 40c, single team with driver, 10 rides, $3.50, double team with driver, both ways, $1.00, double team with driver, one way, 60e, double team with driver, 10 rides, $4 50, automobile with driver, both ways, 75c, push cart, both ways, 75c, Auto Trucks, both ways, $1.00. 5c for each addi­ tional person carried on team or automobile. EDGAR E. ROUNDS, Gen’l Mgr. 77 shore park, shore dinners and afternoon tea are served : going on to Yarmouth to the end of the line, or change cars at the transfer station for Casco Castle (S. Freeport), 5 mi. 15 min. 10c. After spending a few hours at the Castle the return trip may be made or a delightful ride to Brunswick, where Bowdoin College with its beautiful shaded campus and the Walker Art Gallery, is one of the chief points of interest. (10 mi. 45 min. 20c.) Change cars at Brunswick for Bath and New Meadows Inn, (9 mi. 45 min. 10c); Merrymeeting Park 5c; Lewiston and Auburn 19 mi. hrs. 25c; Augusta on the Kennebec river, Capital of Maine, $1.10; Waterville 80c. Old Orchard, Saco and Biddeford, via Union sta. and Vaughan’s bridge: Old Orchard 14% mi. 1 hr. 20c; Saco 16 mi. 1 hr. 25c. Pass the Country Club golf links and tennis court at Thornton Heights; I. O. O. F. park on Nonesuch river to the left; the “Wayland” and “Moulton” at Dunstan Cor. Old Orchard boasts of the grandest beach north of Florida, 16 mi. of hard, light sand, steel pier, Camp-meeting grounds, hotels and innumer­ able ways of spending a pleasant day. Westbrook, 6% mi. 35 min. 10c. Via of Wood­ fords cars pass Deering’s Oaks on the left, via Brighton ave., on the right. At Cumberland Mills are located the Warren paper mills, the largest in the world. Westbrook is the home of the Haskell silk mills. From Westbrook car station take car for Gorham 4 mi. 20 min. 5c. A pretty ride of in­ land country road. First brick house built in Maine 1773 by Hugh McLellan. Cars leave quarter past each hour. S. Windham car leaves Westbrook car station at 5 min. before each hour, 5% mi. 25 min. j;c. 78 A. J. HUSTON RARE AND OUT OF PRINT

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Dr. A. W. MacVane Surgeon Dentist 511 a Congress Street, Portland, Maine

Telephone 3880

79 North Deering Belt Line, 9 mi. 1 hr. 10c. Cars run east or west from Monument square, entire trip within city limits. Stroudwater Village 4 mi. 30 min. 5c. Seeing Portland by Trolley. From Union sta. take a green car for Munjoy Hill; passing on the right the home of Gen. Neal Dow,714 Congress st., cor of Dow st.; and Longfellow monument, Longfellow square, Public Library on the left, Y. M. C. A. Congress Sq. on the right, Longfellow mansion on the left by Keith’s theatre, Soldiers monument, Monument Sq. to the right, Masonic Temple and City Hall on the left, Lincoln park on the right with Cumberland County Court House and Federal Court House in the background. The old Eastern Cemetery (1668) to the right. Stop at North st. and visit the Portland Observatory (built 1807) where an unsurpassed view of city, country, mountains, Casco Bay, islands and ocean may be enjoyed : then follow Congress st. (by foot or car) to Cleeves monument, Eastern Promenade, then a short walk to the right brings you to Fort Allen park where the marine scenery is unequaled. Take the car here for Monument Sq., ask for trans­ fer to Spring st., change cars at transfer station, stop at Carroll st. and then walk two blocks west to Western Promenade, grand view of inland scen­ ery with White Mts. in the background, then to Maine General Hospital on Arsenal st., to Brackett st., to Bramhall st., to Maine Eye and Ear Infir­ mary where take Spring st. car again, or car on Congress st. going east to Grand Trunk sta­ tion, leave car at this point and view the grain ele­ vators, then walk east on Fore st. one block,to 161, Longfellow’s birthplace, then northerly to second house on Hancock st., to birthplace of Hon. Thomas 80 T.A.28ZX TT-A-TJEIS Taxicab Service Corporation Telephone 2901 Anywhere in Old City Limits and in Deering Dist. as follows: Woodfords Cor., Woodford St. to Stevens Ave., to Congress St., 50c each. Each Ad- One ditional Person Person Biddeford...... $ 7.00 $1.00 Biddeford Pool...... 10.00 2.00 Country Club...... 1.00 .50 Cash Corner and Ligonia...... 75 .50 Casino, Ft. Williams, Delano Park 2.00 1.00 Dunstan...... 4.00 1.00 East Deering to Ocean Ave...... 75 .50 Grand Beach...... 5.00 1.00 Knightville...... 50 .50 Morrills Corner...... 75 .50 Mt. View Park (new 5 cent limit).. 1.50 .50 Nason’s Corner...... 1.00 .50 Old Orchard...... 6.00 1.00 Prout’s Neck...... 4.50 1.00 Pine Point...... 5.00 1.00 Riverton...... 2.00 1.00 Stroudwater ...... 1.00 .50 State Reform School...... 2.00 .50 South Portland, Ferry Village .... 1.50 .50 Spurwink (Mitchell’s) ...... 3.50 1.00 South Portland Heights...... 75 .50 Two Lights...... 4.50 2.00 Underwood...... 3.50 1.00 Willard Beach...... 1.50 1.00 Westbrook...... 3.00 1.00 Shopping or calling $3.00 per hour. Night rates same as day rates. Return rates 20 per cent of the original rate. All waiting over 10 minutes will be charged at the rate of $1.20 per hour. 81 B. Reed. At Grand Trunk station take either car for any point in the city or on trolley line, free transfer. If a visit to Eastern Cemetery is desired, follow Hancock st. to Newbury st. (back of ceme­ tery) then to the right to Mountfort st. to side en­ trance. Cars pass Congress st. side of Cemetery. Two Lights, Cape Elizabeth. Take South Port­ land Heights car (see page 90), distance 5 mi , time 30 min., fare 10c, and visitTwo Lights, Life Saving Station and Wireless Station. Jordan’s Auto con­ nects with cars for Two Lights. PORTLAND STREET RAILWAY SYSTEM. City Lines. (See also Suburban Lines page 86.) Congress Street Line. Lv Fort Allen Park for Union Sta. 3 20, 4 40, 5 20, §5 40, 5 50, §6 00, 6 10, 6 20, 6 30, 6 40, 6 50, 7 00, 7 10, 7 20, 7 27 a m, then every 5 min. until 8 37 p m, then 8 45, 8 55, 9 05, 9 15, 9 25, 9 35, 9 45, 9 55, 10 05, 1015, 1025, 1035, 1045, 1055. 11 05, 11 15, 11 25, 11 35, 11 45, 11 55 p m, 12 05, 12 25, 12 45, 1 05 a m. Lv Union Sta. for Munjoy Hill and Fort Allen Park 3 50, 5 00, §5 20, 5 30, §5 40, 5 50, 6 00, 6 10, 6 20, 6 30, 6 40, 6 50, 7 00, 7 05 am, then every 5 min. until 8 15 p m, then 8 25, 8 35, 8 45, 8 55, 9 °5, 9 T5« 9 25’ 9 35, 9 45, 9 55, 05, 10 15, 25, 1035, 1045, 1055, 11 05, 11 15, 1125, 11 35, 11 45 p m, 12 05, 12 25, 12 45 a m. Deering Highlands and Brighton Ave. Lines. Lv Monument Sq. via Woodfords for Rosemont §6 55, §7 25, 7 55 am, then every 30 min. until 10 55 p m. Lv Rosemont via Woodfords for Monument Sq. §6 30, §7 00, 7 30 am, then every 30 min. until 10 30 p m. Lv Monument Sq. via Brighton Ave. for Rose­ mont §6 40, §7 10, 7 40 a m, then every 30 min. un­ til 11 10 p m. Lv Rosemont via Brighton Ave. for Monument Sq. §6 43, §7 13,7 43 a m, then every 30 min. until 10 43 p m. § Will not run Sunday. 82 LET US DEVELOP AND PRINT YOUR NEXT FILM AND SAVE YOU 25 PER CENT. DEVELOPING All 6 ex. Films devel­ FILM PACKS oped for 10c. 12 ex. All 12 ex. for 20c. 2#x3X .20 x 4% and 3% x 5% .35 PRINTING 4x5 .40 5x7 .60 Unm’t’d M’t’d

PLATES Brownie No. 1 .02 .03 “ “ 2 .02^ .03%' up to and incl. 4x5 .03 “ “ 2A .04 .05 5 x 7 or 5 x 8 .05 3%x3%or3%x4%.04 .05 3$x5%or4x5 .05 .07 6% x 8% .08 5 x 7 or 5 x 8 .08 .12 8x 10 .10 Postals .04 Prompt Delivery. Satisfaction Guaranteed. HOME OF PING PONG VOTER’S STUDIO AND POSTAL PHOTOS Roll-Away Rink Entrance 559 1-2 Congress St.

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83 Forest Avenue Line. Lv Monument Sq. for Morrill’s Cor. §6 35, §6 55, §7 7 35 a m, then every 20 min. until 11 15 pm. Lv Morrill’s Cor. for Monument Sq. §6 15, §635, §6 55, 7 15, then every 20 min until 10 55 p m. North Deering Belt Line. Lv Monument Sq. (going east) for N. Deering §6 32» §7 °2, 7 32 a m, then every 30 min. until 11 32 p m. Lv N. Deering via Bradley Cor. and Union Sta. §5 55> §6 25> §6 55> 7 25 a then every 30 min. until 10 55 p m. Lv Monument Sq. (going west) §6 44, §7 14, 7 44 a m, then every 30 min. until 11 14 p m. Lv N. Deering via Tukey’s Bridge §6 20, §6 50, 7 20 a m, then every 30 min. until 10 50 p m. Ocean Ave. and East Deering Line. Lv Monument Sq. via East Deering for Lunt’s Cor. §6 50, §7 20, 750 a m, then every 30mm. until 10 50 p m. Lv Lunt’s Cor. for Monument Sq. via Wood­ fords §6 30, §7 05, 7 35 a m, then every 30 min. un­ til 11 05 p m. Lv Monument Sq. via Woodfords for Lunt’s Cor. § 6 00, § 6 30, §7 05, §7 35, 8 05 am, then every 30 min. until 11 05 p m. Lv Lunt’s Cor. for Monument Sq. via E. Deer- ing §A6 23, §A6 53, B7 23, B7 53, 8 23 then every 30 min. until io 53 p m. A Connects at Woodfords with 6 00 and 6 30 a m Riverton cars from Monument Sq. B Connects at Woodfords with 7 00 and 7 30, a m Riverton cars from Monument Sq. Sundays. Spring Street Line. Lv Bramhall St. for Grand Trunk Sta. and all Steamer Lines §6 00, 6 15, §6 30, 6 45 am, then every 10 min. until 10 55 p m. Lv Grand Trunk Sta. for Bramhall St. §6 23, 6 38, §6 53, 7 05 a m, then every 10 min. until 11 15 p m. (Lv State and Spring Sts. 630 Bowdoin St. 6 35 a m to connect via Bramhall St. for Union Sta. morning train.) § Not run Sundays. 84 Parlor Stoves, new and secondhand Ranges and Heaters Liquid Veneer, Paints, Oils & Varnishes F". E. WHEELER 645 Forest Ave., Odd Fellows’ Block. Phone 2758-M

FERNS Elegant Whitmani and Boston Ferns, in all sizes, from 25c to $1.00 each Also JARDINIERES in all colors and styles A handsome combination for the house. Let us supply you.

We still have a fair assortment of Dutch Flowering Bulbs

KENDALL* WHITNEY FEDERAL and TEMPLE STS. Phone 3953 Portland, Me.

85 Stroudwater Line. Lv Grand Trunk Sta. via Middle St. and Monu­ ment Sq. for Stroudwater §6 30, §7 00, §7 30, 8 00 a m, then every 30 min. until 11 00 p m. Lv Maine Eye and Ear Infirmary 12 min. after leaving Grand Trunk Sta.) Lv Stroudwater for Grand Trunk Sta. and all Steamer Lines §6 00, §6 30, §7 00, 7 30 a m, then every 30 min. until 11 30 p m. (Lv Maine Eye and Ear Infirmary 15 min. after leaving Stroudwater.) Union Station and Grand Trunk Station Line. Lv Union Sta. for Grand Trunk Sta. and all Steamer Lines, via Congress, Middle, Pearl, Com­ mercial and India Streets, §5 15, §5 30, 5 50, §6 00, 6 10, §6 20, §6 30, 6 40, 6 50, 7 00, §7 10, 7 20, 7 30, 7 4°, §7 5°j 8 00, 8 10, 8 20, §8 30, 8 40 a m, then every 10 min. until 6 40 p m, then to and from all trains. Lv Grand Trunk Sta. for Union Sta. §5 30, §5 50, 6 10, §6 20, 6 30, §6 40, §6 50, 7 00, 7 10, 7 20, §7 3°’ 7 4°’ 7 5°’ $ °°> §8 Io> 8 20, 8 30, 8 40, §8 50, 9 00 a m, then every 10 min. until 7 00 p m, then every 30 min. until 11 00 p m. Woodfords and Morrills Line Via Pleasant Avenue Lv Monument Sq. for Woodfords and Morrills §6 00, §6 15, 6 30 a m, then every 15 min. until 12 00 midnight. Lv Morrills for Woodfords and Monument Sq. §5 38, §5 53- 6 08 am, then every 15 min. until 11 38 p m. PORTLAND STREET RAILWAY SYSTEM. Suburban Lines. Boston by Trolley, see back of Map. Bath and Brunswick. See Yarmouth and Underwood Line. Cape Cottage Line via Meeting House Hill. Lv Post Office via Middle, Pearl, Congress and High Sts. §6 10, 6 30, 6 50 a m, then every 20 min. until 11 10 p m. Lv Cape Cottage for Portland 6 20, §6 40 a m, then every 20 min. until 11 00 p m. § Will not run Sundays. 86 Casco National Bank

193-197 Middle St., Portland, Me. Organized 1824 Fred. N. Dow, President Ammi Whitney, Vice President Eleazer W. Clark, Vice President John H. Davis, Cashier Frank W. Woodman, Asst. Cashier

This bank has every facility for the trans­ action of a general banking business. It extends every privilege to its customers consistent with sound banking, and affords ample assurance of absolute safety for funds. In our Savings Department joint accounts may be opened in the names of husband and wife or any two persons, either to check against the account. In case of absence or illness, as either can act, this often proves great convenience.

BANKING HOURS 9.00 to 2.30 Saturday 9.00 to 12.00

DIRECTORS Ammi Whitney Alexander T. Laughlin Frederick N. Dow Henry M. Jones Eleazer W. Clark Edward W. Cox Oakley C. Curtis Charles Cook James C. Hamlen W. H. Dow Franklin R. Redlon

87 I Cape Cottage Line via South Portland. Lv Post Office via Middle, Pearl, Congress and High Sts. §6 20, §6 40, §7 00, 7 20 a m, then every 20 min. until 11 20 p m. Lv Cape Cottage for Portland §6 00, §6 20, §6 40 7 00 a m.. then every 20 min. until 10 40 p m. East Broadway and Willard Beach Line. Lv Monument Sq. for Fort Preble and Willard Beach via Federal. Market and Fore Sts. 8 10 a m, then hourly until 8 10 p m. Lv Fort Preble 25 min. after leaving Portland. Lv Willard Beach 7 30, 840 a m, then hourly un­ til 7 40 p m. Lv Fort Preble 10 min.after leav­ ing Willard Beach. Freeport. See Yarmouth and Underwood Line. Gorham Line. Lv Monument Sq. via Woodfords for Cumberland Mills, Westbrook and Gorham §645, 7 40 dm, then hourly until 10 40 p m. 6 10 p m extra car runs to Gorham on week days. Lv Gorham for Portland §6 00, §6 40, 7 40 a m, then hourly until 10 40 p m. Extra car 7 10 p m on week days. Pleasantdale, Cash Corner and Ligonia Line. Lv Monument Sq. for Pleasantdale via Congress and High Sts. §6 10, §6 30, §6 50, 7 10 am, then every 20 min. until 10 50, then 11 15 p m. Lv Monument Sq. for Cash Corner §6 10, §6 50, 7 30 a m, then every 40 min. until 10 50 p m., then 11 15 p m. Lv Monument Sq. for Ligonia §6 30, 7 10 a m, then every 40 min. until 10 30 p m, then 11 15 p m. Lv Cash Corner for Pleasantdale and Portland §6 00, §6 40, 7 20 a m, then every 40 min. until 10 40 p m. Lv Ligonia for Pleasantdale and Portland §6 20, §7 00, 7 40 a m, then every 40 min. until 11 00 p m. § Will not run Sundays. 88 For the Dining Room

Round all Oak Dining Table, will extend 6 feet ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦ $12.50

Nice Oak Buffet to match $22.00

Better think about it and act quickly. It’s most Thanksgiving.

Johnston, Bailey Co* 190-192 Middle Street Phone 3470 The down town store of good values

HEN in Portland be sure to visit the WObservatory. Erected in 1807, and is used as a sig­ nal station for shipping. It is 100 feet high and 267 feet above sea level. The view from the top is called the finest in New England. A telescope for the use of visitors. Open every day. Take Congress street cars going east and get off at North street. Admission 15 cents.

89 Riverton Park Line. Lv Monument Sq. for Woodfords, Morrills and Riverton Park §6 oo, §6 15, 6 30 a m, then every 15 min. until n 00 p m. Lv Riverton Park for Morrills, Woodfords and Monument Sq. §6 00, §6 15, 6 30 am, then every 15 min. until 11 30 p m. Saco and Old Orchard Beach Line. Lv Monument Sq. via Congress and St. John Sts. for Oak Hill, Dunstan, Saco and connecting points §6 15, 645 am, then every 30 min. until 9 15 p m, then 10 00 and 11 00 p m. Cars connect at Saco for Biddeford, free transfer. Cars connect at Biddeford for Cape Porpoise, Kennebunkport, Kennebunk, Sanford and Spring­ vale, York and Kittery, Me., Dover and Ports­ mouth, N. H. For time table see page 91. Lv SacQ, Pepperell Sq. for Portland §5 45, §6 15, §6 45, 7 15 a m, then every 30 min. until 10 15 p m, then 11 00 p m and 12 00 midnight Lv Dunstan for Portland, §605, §635, §7 05, 7 35 a m, then every 30 min. until 10 35p. m., then 11 20 p m, 12 20 midnight. Old Orchard Beach. Lv Monument Sq. via Saco Line at 6 45 a m, then hourly until 8 45 p m. Lv Old Orchard 7 45 a m, then hourly until 9 45 p m. South Portland Heights and Pond Cove Line. Lv Monument Sq. via Congress and High Sts. §6 15, §6 45, 715 am, then every 30 min. until 11 15 p m. Lv Pond Cove for Portland §6 15, §6 45, 7 15 a m, then every 30 min. until 11 15 pm. Lv S. Portland Heights about 7 minutes after leaving Pond Cove. South Windham Line. Lv Monument Sq. via Brighton Ave. for Cum­ berland Mills, Westbrook and S. Windham §630 725 am, then hourly until 10 25 p m. Lv S. Windham for Portland §6 25, 7 25 a m, then hourly until 10 25 p m. § Will not run Sundays. 90 H. W. RICH IRVING L. RICH 5. 5. RICH & SON Funeral Directors and Embalmers Coroners of Cumberland County 106 EXCHANGE STREET Established 1838 Phone 416-R

Biddeford. Lv Biddeford for Town House, Kennebunkport, Cape Porpoise, Kennebunk, Sanford, Springvale, Wells, Ogunquit, York Beach, Kittery, Ports­ mouth, Dover and “South Berwick 7 05, 8 05 a m, and every hour until 805 p m, then 9* 05, 10** 05 p m. Sundays. First trip 8 05 a m. * Does not connect for Sanford, Springvale, Kittery, Ports­ mouth, Dover or South Berwick. ** Connects for Town House, Kennebunkport, Cape Porpoise, Kennebunk, Wells and Ogunquit only.

LADIES’ AND GENT’S OYSTER HOUSE E. Harlow, Proprietor OYSTER AND CLAM SUPPERS Served to Parties and Families at Short Notice 947 CONGRESS STREET PORTLAND, MAINE One minute from Union Station

91 Yarmouth and Underwood Spring Line. Lv Monument Sq. for East Deering, Falmouth, Cumberland and Yarmouth §6 45, 7 15 a m, then every 30 min. until 11 15 p m. Cars connect at Yarmouth for S. Freeport (Casco Castle), Freeport and Brunswick. Lv Yarmouth for Freeport and Brunswick 6 15 a m, then hourly until 10 15 p m, excepting Satur­ day. then 11 15 pm. Yarmouth to Brunswick, 30c. Cars connect at Brunswick for Lewiston and Auburn, for Augusta and Waterville. Lv Brunswick 6 15 a m, then hourly until 9 15 pm. Lv Yarmouth for (Jnderwood and Portland §5 45, 6 15 a m, then every 30 min. until 10 15 p m. Lv Underwood for Portland §6 10, 6 40 a m, then every 30 min. until 10 40 p m. §Will not run Sun. Westbrook Line. Lv Monument Sq via Woodfords, for Cumber­ land Mills and Westbrook §6 45, §7 10, 7 40 a m, then every 30 min. until 11 40 p m. Lv Westbrook (Bridge St.) via Woodfords for Portland §6 15, §6 30, 7 00 am, then every 30 min. until 11 00 p.m. Lv Monument Sq. via Brighton Ave. for Cumber­ land Mills and Westbrook §6 30, 7 25, 7 55 a m, then every 30 min. until n 25 p m. Lv Westbrook (Bridge St.) via Brighton Ave. for Portland §600, 645 am, then every 30 min. until 10 45 p m. Express for Westbrook. Lv Monument Sq. 4.40, 4.55, 5.10, 5.40, 5.55, 6.10 p m. Express will not run Sundays. §Will not run Sundays. CLOVES CLEANED ALL LENGTHS 10 CENTS

^he Flower Shop Opp. Jefferson Theatre 92 ANNOUNCEMENT

Oscar H. Winckler, D.C., a graduate from the Universal Chiropractic College of Daven= port, Iowa, has opened an office in the Tre= lawney Building, 655 Congress St., Room 502. Chiropractic is the most practical system of locating and by hand adjusting the cause of diseases of the human body. As long as the nerves are in proper condition there is bodily health, but when there is pressure on any nerve there is an interference of current of impulse and loss of power which causes the body to become diseased.

The fact that all nerve impulses which are cre­ ated in the nerve-cells of the brain and spinal cord are distributed to the different parts of the body through well defined paths (the nerves), the most probable place to have pressure put upon them is where they pass out between the vertebra of the spinal column, therefore by adjusting the cause, rather than by treating the effect, does the Chiro­ practor prove that his system is correct and ra­ tional. The undisputed results obtained in acute and chronic diseases are positive proof of its true value.

To introduce this system in Portland, I will, for a limited time, give adjustments at a reduced price. Consultation free.

Office hours 10 to 12 a. m., 1.30 to 3.30 p. m., and by appointment. Phones: 5080 office; 5057-W residence. 93 Maine Fish and Game Laws EFFECTIVE JULY 12. 1913 OPEN SEASON—(Condensed Form)

Sportsmen should consult latest edition of Inland Fish and Game Laws published by the Commissioners of Inland Fisheries and Game, Augusta, Me. Sunday is close time on protected game and birds. License—Fee for non-residents to hunt in any county until deer season opens, $5.00; to hunt during deer and moose season, $25.00. Non-resident hunters must be in charge of a registered guide during May to November inclusive, when camping upon wild lands. Caribou, cow and calf moose protected. Bull moose, November. Limit, one in a season. Deer Oct. 1st. to Dec. 15th inclusive. Two only in a season. In the Counties of Androscoggin, York, Cumberland, Saga­ dahoc, Lincoln, Waldo, Knox and Kennebec, Nov. only, one deer in a season. Moose and deer cannot be sold or given away to be taken out of the State. Open season on all fur bearing animals (except bears, muskrats, bobcats, beaver, loupcervier, Canada lynx, foxes and weasels) from Nov. 1 to Feb. 28 inclusive. Muskrat Nov. 1 to April 30, inclusive. Beaver no open season. No closed season on bears, bob-cats, foxes and weasels. Rabbits Sept. 1 to Mar. 31 inclusive. Gray squirrels Sept, and Oct.; perpetual closed season in all public and private parks, cities and villages. $4.00 bounty on any bobcat, Canada lynx and loupcervier killed in Maine. Partridge (ruffed grouse), spruce partridge and woodcock Sept. 15 to Nov. 30 inclusive. Ducks Sept. 1 to Dec. 31 inclusive. Plover, snipe and sandpipers Aug. 1 to Nov. 30 inclusive. Limit to game birds: Ducks 10, partridge 5, woodcock 10, plover 5, snipe 10, sandpiper 50. Perpetual closed season on Hungarian partridge, capercailzie, black game, and all species of pheasant, except ruffed grouse or partridge. All other wild birds protected except crows, hawks, English sparrows, owls, mudhens, king-fishers, loons and blue-herons— these may be killed at any time. Special duck law in Merrymeeting Bay, shores and islands there­ of, Eastern River, Kennebec River below Gardner and Randolph Bridge. Dec. 1 to Sept. 1 is close season there on all wild ducks. UNLAWFUL to hunt game of any kind on Kineo Point, Moose­ head Lake. In certain territory in Eden (Bar Harbor). Motor boats cannot be used in hunting sea bird, duck or water fowl on any inland waters. Dogs munt not be used for hunting moose or deer. To use silencers on firearms. (Continued on Fade 95)

94 Maine Fish and Game Laws (Concluded from Page 94) GENERAL FISH LAWS (Special Laws on Certain Waters) (Certain devices prohibited in fishing.) Landlocked salmon, trout and togue, from going out of the ice of the lake or pond fished until midnight of Sept. 30. White perch and black bass, midnight June 14 to midnight Sept. 30. The laws provide, however, that in Sebago Lake and Long Pond closed season on landlocked salmon and trout shall be Oct. 1 to Mar. 31 inclusive. Thompson Pond Sept. 1 to Jan. 1. In brooks, streams and rivers on landlocked salmon, trout and salmon from going out of ice until Sept. 15. Black bass and white perch June 14 to Sept. 30. During Feb. and Mar. citizens of the State may fish through the ice in the daytime for home consumption only, with not over 5 set lines for each family for land-locked salmon, trout, togue, white perch, black bass and other fish in waters not closed to ice fishing by special laws ; daily limit 15 lbs. in all of the above named fish unless one fish shall weigh more. Length of fish: No landlocked salmon less than 12 in , trout 6 in., black bass 10 in., white perch 6 in., shall be caught except in the Belgrade lakes, where no trout less than 10 in., black bass 12 in. shall be caught. HAVE YOUR FISH and GAME Mounted by J. A. COOLBROTH, Taxidermist 309 SUMMER ST. Phone 1847-R S. PORTLAND, ME. SPECIAL PRICES. MOUNTING DEER AND MOOSE HEADS. Moose Heads... .$20.00 $40.00 | Deer Heads.... $8.00 to $10.00 TANNING SKINS. Deer Skin...... $2.00 | Moose Skin...... $6.00 Black Bear, made into rug, open mouth, tanned and lined...... $12.00 to $25.00 Black Bear, made into rug, closed mouth...... $8.00 to $18.00 Fox or Coon, made into rug, open mouth...... $5.00 Fox or Coon, made into rug, closed mouth...... $4.00 MOUNTING FEET. Deer Feet for gun hooks, polished, each...... $1.00 “ “ “ “ “ unpolished, “...... 75 Deer Feet Ink Wells, Thermometers, “...... 1.50 All work guaranteed MOTH PROOF and mounted on papier-mache forms. Birds and game of all kinds mounted at the lowest prices consistent with first-class workmanship. Game and Fish mounted on panels a specialty. Choice Heads and Game Birds for sale. VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME. 95 96

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