NORTH SHORE BREEZE 11 
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During the season we will 
QUR LAUNDRY WORK 
have a Team running from Is the best obtainable and is done 
Beverly to Magnolia covering under perfect sanitary conditions 
Only Pure Filtered Water Soap 
all intermediate points and Starch used 
CLEANSERS AND DYERS 
OF CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS FOR MEN WOMEN AND CHILDREN ALSO LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS ($1.00 PER PAIR) 
BLANKETS (75C PER PAIR) GLOVES (ALL LENGTHS 10c PER PAIR) PORTIERES DRAPERIES FURNITURE COVERINGS 
RIBBONS LACES EMBROIDERIES FINE TABLE LINENS AND IN FACT EVERY FABRIC USED IN THE HOUSE 
LARGEST IN AMERICA ESTABLISHED 1829 P.O. Box 352, Manchester 
Principal Office 17 Temple Place Boston 
Also 284 Boylston Street Back Bay — 2206 Washington Street Roxbury 1274 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge 557 and 391 
Fifth Avenue New York 1631 Chestnut Street Philadelphia 1337 G Street Washington DC 70 Market Street Lynn Mass 
9 Galen Street Watertown Mass 3 Pleasant Street Worcester Mass 214 West Fayette Street Baltimore Md 123 Church Street 
New Haven Conn 50 Asylum Street Hartford Conn 285 Wesminster Street Providence RI 155 Thames Street Newport RI 
Schools Open Tuesday. 
Two more days and vacation will be 
over, and the boys and gir’s of Man- 
chester will return to school. Tuesday 
morning the school doors will open 
for the year, and from indications the 
attendance will be the largest ever 
registered here. 
Owing to the change that will be 
made necessary in the winter, when 
the new primary school building will 
be ready, there will be a rearrange- 
ment of the teaching force of the 
Priest school. A new teacher will be 
added, to have charge of the fifth 
grade, while Miss Eldridge, Miss An- 
till and Miss Clark will have charge 
of grades VI., VII.and VIIL., respect- 
ively, one grade in advance of those 
they have formerly taught. Miss 
Goldsmith, Miss Allen, Miss Leonard 
and Miss Norton will retain their 
former positions as teachers in grades 
Mee, LIT, If. and I., respectively. 
Grade IX., which has heretofore been 
in the High school, will be in charge 
of Miss Fish, and Mr. Mead, while 
having supervision over the whole 
school, will teach some of the subjects 
in this grade. 
Miss Lina L. Tozer of Valley Falls, 
N.Y., is the new teacher for grade V. 
She is a graduate of Vermont academy, 
at Saxon’s River, and of Bridgewater 
Normal school. She comes here from 
Northampton, where she has taught 
four years in the Leed’s school. 
The teaching force in the High 
school remains the same as last year. 
Miss Mabel Fayne of Charlestown 
was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. 
Kelley at the Cove the first of the 
week. 
Ladies’ Knickerbocker shoes at 
New Fall Hats at the Keyou, 113 
cs Bell’s * 
Main street, Gloucester. 
iITINKER BROS., 
C. L. TINKER, Manager. 
MOBILE STORAGE. 
First-Class Repairs and Renting. 
Open Day and Night. We 
always have on hand a supply of Gasoline, Oils, and other auto acces- 
sories. Telephone 12-4. 
BEACH STREET, - MANCHESTER-BY-THE-SEA. 
