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You hear of this flour and that at 
this price and that, but we know for an 
all around flour for your household there 
is no better brand. niilled At the. price: tH aie yee 
We doubt if it will be lower this winter. 
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BOSTON BLEND COFFEE. 
The finest low priced blend from the choice 
coffee growths of Centraland South America, 
25¢ |b. 
IMPERIAL TOMATOES, 
A solid packed, fresh from the vine article, 
18¢ can, $1.50 doz. 
LARSEN’S CANNED PEAS, 
Melting Sugar and Sifted June, 
15e¢ can, $1.75 doz. 
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Snow Storm. 
The snow storm of Monday night, 
though not of the type usually booked 
for this season of the year, was suff- 
ciently severe for the initiatory storm 
of the fall. About three inches of 
snow fell, but it was light, and soon 
faded before the warm rays of the 
sun. In Manchester, Superintendent 
Kimball had his men out early and the 
snow plow was run through the prin- 
cipal streets, but the snow was so 
light this was hardly necessary. The 
men were kept at work all day, how- 
ever,and cleaned the walksthoroughly. 
At Beverly and Beverly Farms the 
street department employes were out 
with shovels and soon disposed of the 
snow. 
S. of V. Election. 
Camp 149, Sons of Veterans, of 
Manchester, elected these officers at 
their meeting Tuesday night: Lyman 
W. Floyd,,com.;.Ernest R. Sargent, 
S.V.C.; George B. Knowlton, J. 
V.C.; Orrin A. Martin, Thomas A. 
Baker and John L. Prest, camp coun- 
cil: EO. D2Urquhart. Ke iss Baker 
and Fred K. Swett, delegates to the 
division encampment ; Samuel S. Pea- 
body, E. W. Baker, Rev. E. H. Brews- 
ter, alternates. The installation will 
be held at the first meeting in January. 
One of Frank Crombie’s famous 
steamed clam suppers was served at 
the close of the business meeting. 
Sewing machines at Dyer’s. * 
Quarterly Conference. 
At the Beverly Farms Baptist 
church, next Thursday evening, Dec. 
15, there is to be a quarterly confer- 
ence of Baptist churches. The meet- 
ing will differ soraewhat from the 
conferences held heretofore, inasmuch 
as there will be meetings afternoon 
and evening, instead of afternoon only. 
A supper will be served in the interim 
between the services. Dr. Frank L. 
‘Wilkins of Gloucester and Rev. Her- 
bert J. White of Beverly will deliver 
addresses. The general topic will be 
“The Bible.” There will be special 
music. A large reception committee 
has been requested to serve. 
Subscribe for the BREEZE now. 
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AUTOMOBILES. 
REPAIRING. 
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STORAGE. 
UPTON MACHINE Co. 
Works opposite Boston & Maine Depot, 
TELEPHONE DAY OR NIGHT. 
River Street, 
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Wall Papers. 
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F, O. SANBORN & CO. 
(Successors to E. A. Mackintire) 
Stationery, Toys and Wall Paper, 
198 
Essex STREET, 
INNIS CORNER 
SALEM. 
CABOT and VESTRY STREETS 
Upper Entrance R. C. & I. Bldg. 
WOODBURY ELECTRIC CoO. 
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS. . 
HOUSE WIRING, TELEPHONES, BELLS, Etc. 
High Tension Underground Work a Specialty. 
Opera House Building, 3 Hale Street, BEVERLY. 
TEL. 918. 
OLIVER T. ROBERTS. 
WILLIAM HOARE, 
ROBERTS & HOARE, 
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. 
Contract Work a specialty. 
Particular attention paid to Jobbing. 
TELEPHONE CONNECTION. 
MANCHESTER-BY-THE-SEA. 
Dry Goods and Novelties 
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