NORTH.SHORE BREEZE 
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BLUE MERLE COLLIE PUPS.—1 male 
and 1 female. These pups are bred from 
‘imported stock. Will be sold reason- 
able, quality considered. For particu- 
4 lars inquire John, M. Cowen, care F. W. 
Varney, PUB EARS Beverly Farms, Mass 
= 610-71 
TUTORING in Latin and Algebra by an 
experienced teacher and tutor. Special 
- attention given to college entrance ex- 
“aminations “in Latin. Address ‘‘H,’’ 
~The Breeze, office, Manchester. 
MAGNOLIA... Large room in modern cot- 
tage, ou the Beach. Spacious grounds, 
wide piazza,*5 minutes to hotels, Box 
44, Magnolia. 
TENEMENT. 6 rooms, modern improve- 
ments, bath, ete., to let, 33 High st., 
Beverly Farms. Apply Daniel Gilmar- 
tin, Beverly harms. 
FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKING—Miss A. 
M. Bingham of Boston announces that 
she has returned to the North Shore and 
is prepared to make appointments for 
work by the day.. Address, Postoffice 
Box No. 264, Manchester. 610-729 
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL would like a -posi- 
~ tion for the vacation months, in Man. 
chester, Magnolia or Beverly Farms. 
Apply Drawer E., Manchester. 
FOR SALE—Pony,. 13 hands, with har- 
ness and,cart. An imported show pony 
which a-young girl has used for three 
years but which she has outgrown. W. 
D. Denegre, wlanchester, Mass. 
- ROOMS to let, furnished or unfurnished, 
in new house on Lineoln street, Man- 
chester, not far from Essex County 
club. All improvements. Inquire at 
the Breeze office. 3t 
ROOMS to let in modern house, not three 
‘minutes from Manchester postoffice. Ap- 
ply at the Breeze office. 63? 
SEAMSTRESS, who is a first-class 
waitress, wishes to accommodate for the 
‘summer at North. Shore; highest refer- 
ences. Address, C. ‘Channing, 164 Can- 
ton ave., Milton, Mass. 632 
A COMPETENT PERSON wants. sewing 
of all kinds, by the day or week, in 
Magnolia or along the North Shore. 
Children’s clothes and_shirtwaist suits. 
3 a srecialty. Address M. E. HOPISINS, 
5 Davis avenue, Brookline 
i. 
- CHAUFFEUR wants position; experience 
with Peerless, Cadillac and Studebakers, 
Telephone 7-3 Magnolia, or address 60 
Raymond st., Magnolia. 527-69 
FOR SALE: Power boat; new Lathrop 
engine, two eylinder; two carboretors; 
fwly equipped. Apply to H. L. Hanna- 
ford, Magnolia. 
521? 
FURNISHED ROOMS Ho L16e swith Boned 
‘or without. Rooms nicely furnished; 
bath, hot*and ¢old water; eleetric lights; 
not 5 minutes’ walk from Singing 
Beach. Terms reasonable. Inquire at 
Mr. T. Sheehan "® 28 ‘Tappan st, Man. 
‘chester. 0 527% 
STAMPs may be mailed in payment. 
PONY FOR SALE, or to let for the 
season, with or without governess cart. 
Welch pony, 4 years old, perfectly safe 
and fearless. Apply FOSTER’S STA- 
BLE, Beach street, Manchester. at 
TUTORING in the common branches, any- 
where along the North Shore, preferably 
at Manchester or Beverly Farms. <Ad- 
dress, for particulars, Miss A., The 
Breezs office, Manchester. 5274 
TOTOR—Harvard student wishes to tut-r 
on North Shore, in all subjects for col- 
lege entrance examinations, in short- 
hand, and in surveying; or to travel as 
tutor or secretary. Best of references 
in College or Shore. Address ‘‘W,’’ care 
Breeze. 
WANTED—Work ‘to go out by the day 
housecleaning, or would like washing or 
ironing curtains to do at home. Address 
Mrs. Catherine Brown, Elm st., Man- 
chester. 2t 
FOR SALE: A ho se on Vine st., Man- 
chester, 8 rooms and bath, all modern 
improvements. Apply Morley & Flatley 
Co., Manchester. 56? 
Magnificent Seashore Acreage. 
for gentleman’s estate or ideal bunga- 
low development. Picturesque rolling hill 
tops 200 feet high overlooking the great 
deep water Peconic bays, Shelter Island 
and others, towns, resorts, lighthouses, un- 
surpassed marine pageants all backed by 
the blue hills of New England. Best. rail- 
road express trains and steamboat trans- 
portation. In Southampton’s swell Long 
Island section. Situation cannot be sur: 
passed anywhere. Few such spots left 
on Atlantic coast at price and terms. Ad-: 
dress, OWNER, The Breeze office. 41-729 
Ladies and Gentlemen: 
I solicit your patronage and say that if 
you want the BEST TAILOR work in this 
section come to me and you will get it. 
M. TEPLEETSKY, Tailor 
Kimball Blk., 40 Union St., Manchester 
Notice 
Beginning Saturday, May 14, our black- 
smith shops will be closed Saturday after- 
uaons at 12 m. until the first Saturday in 
November. 
H. STANDLEY, 
D. O’SULLIVAN. 
Manchester, May 6, 1910.. 
PET DOGS FOR SALE. Pomeranians (im- 
ported stock), Boston Terriers and 
French Bull Dovs. A. H. PEMBROKE, 
Dodge st., Wenham Neck, Mass. P. ©. 
Address So. Hamilton, Mass. 318x107 
HOUSE for sale with seven rooms and 
stable Apply to H. A. BURCHSTEAD, 
Pieasant st., Manchester. 
TWO COTTAGES for sale 
-n Manzhester. 
New six rooms, not and vold water, bath 
rooms, Iodern «and up-to-date. ‘Ap ply 
to M. BE. GORMAN, Manchester 07? 
TO LET for summer season. 
furnished Old 
roors and bath, 
telephone. Garage. 
Breeze office. 
Large, fully 
Fashioned house, 14 
Hlectrie lights and 
Address A, The 
429? 
TO LET ‘Two nicely furnished cottages 
8 or 9 rooms. Address ‘‘M,’’ The Breeze 
office. 
FOR SALE: Splendid level tract of land, 
60,000 feet of land, within 1,000 feet of 
summer home of President Taft. Will 
sell for 10 cents per foot, if taken at 
once. Strictly high-ciass neighborhood, 
and fine investment. Samuel H. Stone, 
164 Cabot st., Beverly, Mass. 
LICE soon eat up your profits. Kill this 
pest quickly and surely with Conkey’s 
Lice Powder for body lice, Lice Liquid 
for ridding the poultry house of mites 
and Head Lice Ointment for little 
chicks. Ask for a copy of Conkey’s 
Poultry’ Book. It ‘is full of valuable in- 
formation.» BY- mail 4c. D. B. Hodg- 
kins’ Sons, Manchester. 
WANTED 
Position as Gardener and general 
care of, country estate. 
_. W. 8B. JACKSON 
Pleasant Street Manchester 
FOREST WARDEN NOTICE 
This is to inform the public that I have 
been appointed Forest Warden for Man- 
chester by Mr. F. W. Rane, State Forester, 
and I have appointed the following as my 
deputies: 
M. E. GORMAN | 
NATHAN P. MELDRUM, 
JOSEPH P. LEARY, 
LORENZO BAKER, 
JAMES SALTER, 
JACOB H. KITFIELD, 
WM. YOUNG, 
FRED’K BURNHAM, Forest Warden. 
HOUSE CLEANING MADE EASY. 
House cleaning is robbed of half 
its terrors-by the use of the Santo 
Vacuum Electric Cleaner. No more 
taking up carpets. Attaches to any 
clectric light fixture and so easy of 
operation a child ean use it. All 
draperies as well as carpets can be 
cleaned. I rent the machine for $2 
a day and the cost of operation is 
trifling. Try it once and you will 
never regret it. A postal or tele- 
phone call will bring it to your door. 
G. A. KNOERR, Electrician, 
Central Square, Manchester. 
WOOD SAWED 
By Machinery. 
Work Done Promptly and at a Sav- 
ing from the Old-Fashioned Way. 
S. Albert Sinnicks 
North Street - ~ Manchester 
Telephone 139-13 
