36 NORTH SHORE BREEZE and Reminder 
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ARBEEHEAD resorters do not mind the heat wave. 
On the mainland and at the Neck it is as cool as one 
could want and be absolutely comfortable. The lull fol- 
lowing racing week on the upper shore was expected and 
has shown itself as in other years. From all sides one 
hears of the success of the annual visit of the New York 
Y. C.. The weather on the whole was all that could be 
expected and the races were brisk and full of interest 
and good-natured rivalry. 
Despite the fact that the fleet left port a week today 
many of the larger yachts and sloops are still in the 
harbor. Among them are the Timadra of Vice Comm. 
D. B. Fuller éf the Corinthian, and the Thayer yacht 
Cigarette from Boston. This has been in all season. J. 
Be Morgan's Corsair has left port after a fortnight spent 
along this coast. 
Monday’s dinner at the Corinthian was attended by 
a hundred diners and the concert by the Salem Cadet 
band following brought the total attendance up to about 
350. It was the usual gay assembly. Tonight is ladies’ 
night, with a dinner-dance. A gathering of nearly 500 is 
aL oe if the weather-is fair. 
723 Boylston Street 
Boston 
TELEPHONE 2526 
BACK BAY 
The Oceanside continues a rest resort for many visi- 
tors to the North Shore. Recent arrivals now quartered 
there include the following: Mr. and. Mrs. E. W. 
Lurckes, Waltham; Miss Hattie Stewart, Colorado 
Springs; Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Andrews, Toronto; L. B. 
Fletcher, Boston; Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Cheney, Brook- 
ine: Miss Royes, Winchester, Va. 
“The New Glover Inn continues to hold its racing 
week’ guests and numbers the following arrivals tiis 
week for extended stays: Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bartley, 
Cambridge; Miss Mae Brown, Dorchester; Mr. and Mrs. 
FB. Young, Boston. 
The Brown Owl tea room serves lunch and afternoon 
tea every day except Sunday. Tel. Marblehead 12. adv. 
Two matches have been played in the Pleon Y. C. 
tennis tournament. Vera Bray defeated A, Closson, 6-4, 
8-6, and H. Sherman won over Doris Bray, 6-0, 6-1. 
The Saturday afternoon teas at the Lee mansion 
are finding favor with the summer colonists. Members 
ef the colony from the Neck and mainlahd serve each 
week. 
The New Oakland House on Puritan Road, Swamp- 
scott, an ideal luncheon retreat for the motorists. adv. 
August 20, 1915. 
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1 Bb. BLOOD COMPANY 
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Much of the enjoyment of our food depends upon its asso- 
ciations. How much better food tastes when the purchaser 
knows that it comes from a perfectly clean store, and has 
been properly cared for. 
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We are specialists in the line of food supplies and have 
always recognized that cleanliness is one of the cardinal 
virtues of storekeeping. We have two of the largest and j 
best equipped markets in the United States. | 
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Our markets are easily accessible, and a visit to them makes / 
a pleasant ride by motor, steam or electric cars from most / 
points along the North Shore. ] 
Lynn Market Union St. Market 
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