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TYPEWRITER SUPPLIES FOR SALE 
LESSONS IN TYPEWRITING AND SHORTHAND 
AT REASONABLE PRICES 
MISS NELLIE M. LINNEKIN 
156 Main Street, over Cape Ann National Bank, 
Office Telephone 315-3. 
Gloucester, Mass. 
Residence Telephone 423 J 
buying during this sale at 
$4.98 dresses for 
Sale price 
Regular price $9.95. Sale 
WHITE SE 
SIMON GORDON. :: 
Annual Fair of the Essex Society 
to be Held at Topsfield, 
September 19 and 20. 
The Essex Agricultural Society 
will hold a fair at Topsfield, Septem- 
ber 19 and 20. The society working 
in conjunction with the North Shore 
Superintendents’ Round Table offers 
a children’s department, open to 
boys and girls under 16. years of 
age. A sum of $100 is available for 
prizes, $50 of which was voted by 
the society and $50 contributed by 
the Turner Hill farm of Ipswich. 
Recognition for superior displays 
will be given in the form of ribbons 
and eash prizes in this department. 
Exhibits must be presented by ten 
o’clock a.m. on September 19, ac- 
companied by the proper exhibition 
eards properly | filled out. Cards 
may be obtained of the secretary or 
your superintendent of schools. 
Premiums and prizes awarded 
will be paid to the person to whom 
premium was awarded, or person 
properly supplied with order on ap- 
plication to the treasurer at Salem 
Safe Deposit and Trust Co., Salem, 
on or after the first Monday in No 
vember. (Premiums not claimed by 
Jan. 1, 1912, will be returned to the » 
treasury of the society.) 
Prizes will be given in the follow- 
ing classes: Vegetables, floweis, 
Hot Weather Specials at Gordon's 
MANUFACTURER’S CLEARANCE SALE OF SUMMER WEARING 
APPAREL. 
A New Lot of Those Nice New Waists Just In 
The kind that are worth from $2 to $3 each, but which you have been 
WASH DRESSES AND LINGERIE DRESSES. 
BaSmaresses 1Or 2.5 3. Ses 
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LINEN COATS. 
75 Pure Linen Coats, regular prices $2.50, $3.00 and $4.00. 
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PONGE COATS. 
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GE AND MOHAIR SKIRTS. 
Regular prices $5.00 and $6.00. Yourchoice 
Hundreds of Bargains to delight you at 
122 MAIN ST., GLOUCESTER. 
not unkind in themselves. 
. name and appearance of a happy 
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sewing, embroidery, 
other needle work, cooking and can- 
ning, manual training work, raffia 
products, willow or reed baskets, 
sheet metal or leather work, jewelry, 
knotting and 
drawing sketches, pen and ink 
sketches. 
A suitable cup will be awarded to 
the boy or girl scoring the most 
points in all classes and divisions, 
as. determined by scale of points. 
Ribbons should be presented when 
claim is made for the above. 
Two silver cups are offered, one 
for the school of any city, and one 
for the schools of any town in Ks- 
sex county, making the best exhibi- 
tion as determined by ribbons and 
scale of points as explained under 
rules and conditions. 
This prize must be won by the 
same city or town for two success- 
ive years to become their exclusive 
property. 
Happiness, at least, is not soli- 
tary; it joys to communicate; it 
loves others, for it depends on them 
for its existence; if sanctions and 
encourages to all delights that are 
The very 
man breathe of good-nature, and 
help the rest of us to live. 
Donald, Miss 
No Advance in PRICE 
BEST grades of hard and soft COAL furnished 
promptly in any quantities and at lowest prices. 
Auto Truck delivery in Manchester, Magnolia, 
Essex and all parts of Cape Ann. 
MAGNOLIA. 
The committee of the Catholic 
Chureh Aid Society wishes, through 
the Breeze, to thank those who as- 
sisted in making the annual ball a 
success. Many were present from 
Beverly, Manchester and Gloucester. 
Fr. Dwyer, P.R., and Fr. Fennesy, 
also honored the occasion. The net 
proceeds amounted to about $230. 
The good will shown by every one 
in this work is very encouraging. 
The names of those on the committee 
were: floor director, John J. Chane, 
assisted by Michael Merrick, John J. 
Ryan, B. Smith, Timothy McCarthy, 
Eddie Ballou, Eddie Davis, Charles 
Chane and George Kennedy. Recep- 
tion committee—John F. Burke, 
chairman, assisted by Dennis Ballou, 
Mrs. Ballou, Mrs. Mary Sullivan, 
Mrs. B. Smith, Mrs. G. Adams, Miss 
Julia A. Burke, Miss Kate McAuley, 
Miss Nora O’Brien, Miss Kate Me- 
Kate McLean. Re- 
freshment committee—Mrs. T. Me- 
Carthy, chairman, assisted by Mrs. 
Maggie Murphy, Mrs. J. Commeford, 
Mrs. J. Wolfe, Miss Katherine Mc- 
Bride, Miss Minnie O’Brien, Miss 
Elizabeth McLean, Miss Agnes Gree- 
ley, Miss Alice Carey, Miss Mary 
Dooley, Miss Kate Murray. Sec- 
‘retary and treasurer, Miss Rose Mc- 
Ellinery. Music was by Chane’s or- 
chestra. 
Many from Magnolia attended the 
lawn party in Manchester last 
Thursday evening. Chane’s orches- 
tra of six pieces furnished music for 
dancing and gave excellent  satis- 
faction. 
Opportunities correspond with al- 
most mathematical accuracy, to the 
ability to use them. 
Read the article in this issue on 
the House-Fly. Pages 47 and 48. 
