NORTH SHORE BREEZE 
REGENT FLOUR. 
No finer milled product has yet been found to make bread whiter, spongier or more nutritious than 
All who have used this flour, express themselves, unsolicited, as more pleased with it than with any other 
$6. 7 > bol. 
brand they ever used. 
REGENT FLOUR 
We have always been firm believers in the sterling value of 
CORRUGATED FLOUR 
* and to more thoroughly introduce it to the public of Salem and vicinity, we shall, for a limited time, offer it at 
the most remarkable price of 
$6.00 bbl. 
Now don’t allow the opportunity slip by, but order a barrel at this price at 1g 
on Flour. 
Strictly High-Grade 
HAXALL FLOUR 
A standard article of quality unexcelled by any flour on the market at the price. 
$5.50 bbl. 
2Sc DISCOUNT PER BARREL IF TAKEN A’ THE DOOR 
COBB, BATES & YERKA CO, 
TELEPHONE — 940. Private Branch Exchange aia all gs goer 
® 
85c as 
73c bag 
It is a genuine bargain 
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: A Cut on CORRUGATED 
| 
7Oc bag 
Bssex and St. 
Peter Streets, 
SALEM, MASS. 
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MANCHESTER. 
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bennett and 
child were up from Gloucester Mon- 
day guests of Mrs. Daniel Leach, 
Ashland avenue. 
Business at the local postoffice was 
of the rushing order and Postmaster 
Wheaton says it was the heaviest he 
has yet experienced. Four large 
sacks were brought down on the Sun- 
day morning train despite the fact 
the office is not open Sundays. 
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Torrey 
and Prof. Norton and family are at 
their house on Union street, over the 
holidays. 
Mr. and Mrs. William Josephs 
of Rockport spent Christmas with the 
latter’s mother, Mrs. James McCor- 
mack. 
Miss Alice Perry of Gloucester has 
been spending part of the week with 
her grandmother, Mrs. Joseph Averey 
Mr. and Mrs. Avon Stoddard spent 
Christmas in Boston with the latter’s 
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Williams. 
“Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Widger an 
the Cove, had as their guests Christ- 
mas, Miss Bertha Bingham and John 
Rhoades of Hamilton and Mrs. Edith 
Leahy of Lakeport, N.H., and her 
daughter, Miss Edith Leahy of Bos- 
ton. 
Lyceum Theatre 
At no time within the past fifteen 
years have burlesque shows occupied 
so high a place in public estimation as 
at the present time. Among the more 
prominent ones to be seen here within 
the next few weeks are: Harry Bry- 
ant’s burlesquers, Cracker Jacks, 
Trans-Atlantics, Gay Masqueraders, 
Blue Ribbon Girls, Trocadero bur- 
lesquers, New York Stars, Parisian 
Widows, Dainty Duchess, Bon Tons, 
Vanity Fair, Rose Hill, High Rollers, 
Rentz Santley, Gay Morning Glories, 
Moonlight Maids, Golden Crook, 
World Beaters, Runaway Girls, Knick- 
erbockers and City Sports. Two per- 
formances are given daily at the 
Lyceum. Orchestra seats are but 
twenty-five cents. 
BATH ROBES 
HOUSE COATS 
Squirrel Lined Gloves 
Fur Goods 
Silk Umbrellas 
KNOX HATS 
STEIN BLOCH 
Suits and Overcoats 
NECKWEAR 
Everything for MEN at 
ed DOAN Sa 
CLOTHING STORE 
168 MAIN ST., near P.O. 
GLOUCESTER 
