a 
May 12, 1916. 
BEVERLY FARMS 
Willie H. Larcom is serving on the 
Superior Court jury in Salem. 
A handsome pair of young draft 
horses was purchased for use on the 
Thissell farm at Preston place this 
week. 
The regular business meeting of 
Andrew Standley camp, S. of V., will 
take place in G. A. R. hall this even- 
ing. 
The slap-dash panel fence of 
Oliver Ames in front of his estate at 
Pride’s Crossing is being torn down. 
A handsome brick and concrete wall 
of pleasing design will replace it. 
Preston Post, G. A. R., Preston W. 
R. C. and Andrew Standl ey camp, S. 
of V., have accepted invitations to 
attend the reception to be tendered 
Junior Vice Department Commander 
Edwin P. Stanley by the patriotic or- 
ders in Manchester Friday evening. 
May 109. 
WENHAM 
At the Congregational church Sun- 
day morning the minister, Rev. F. M. 
Cutler, will preach on the Pilgrim 
Tercentenary Campaign. Sunday 
ero ee noon. Junior C. E. at s. 
a C. E. at 6. At 7 there will 
be a ae under the auspices of the 
department of social service. 
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SERVICE 
delivering 
Our 
purchases on 
“Service” starts long 
instance, 
our purchases for this 
and in turn raise our 
But that isn’t our 
“service.” 
So we anticipated our needs 
prices and save you money. 
“Service” doesn’t mean mere- 
ly waiting on you promptly and 
time. 
fore that point is reached. For 
we could have held oif 
spring 
(as many merchants have) and 
been forced to pay higher prices 
prices. 
idea” of best 
ahead and placed our orders early. 
That’s why we can now offer many 
lines of merchandise at the old low 
OE eee ete ett tet tet tO) 
The MAY SALE OF LINGERIE 
Winsome new styles and 
value 
F/MBRACES very attractive assortments. 
excellent qualities which at these May Sale prices are 
extraordinary. 
June brides will be especially interested in these pretty gai- 
ments. The unmistakable economies will be welcome to every 
woman who appreciates the comfort of ample supplies of dainty 
Summer underwear. 
IN planning for this event, particular attention was given to 
style selection. We aimed at such a diversity as would ensure a 
certain degree of exclusiveness. This exclusiveness is especially 
emphasized in the collections to be placed on sale Wednesday. 
WHILST assortments at each price are there are 
but a few dozens of any one style. 
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