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NORTH SHORE BREEZE. 
EVERETT A. FLY, Optician 
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A Gentre Street 
Quality 
This space for 
Sale 
$2.50 for 3 Months 
Postofiice Sq, 
Gloucester 
Garments, Dress Goods, Millinery 
Our enlarged garment department is now ready to fit you with the newest in Suits, Coats or Skirts. 
Section—also enlarged —is showing the latest up-to-date Headwear. 
quisite Dress Goods are here in many colorings and weaves, 
the assesories for stylish gowns are shown at ourtrimming department. 
Small medium shapes as well as the large. 
Beautiful Fabrics for Tailored Suits. 
The Millinery 
Pix 2s 
Trimmings and all 
High Grade Ladies’ Tailoring and Dressmaking by Experienced Workers. 
F. S. THOMPSON 
weweler 
164 Main Street 
CHISHOLM & CO.’S 
2 welry Store 
161 Main Street 
Pe KS “MANTON PATTILLO™ 
Furniture 
G7 Middle Street 
Wonson’s Spa. for Lunch 157 Main St. 
The Pattillo Store 
122 Main St., =: Gloucester 
A Specialty Store for 
Hosiery, Underwear 
Shirt Waists, Cotton 
Underwear, and _ all 
kinds of Ladies’ 
Furnishings 
Free Delivery in Manchester and 
Magnolia 
DAVIS BROS. 
Wholesalers and Retailers of 
Groceries, Meats and Provisions 
179 and 183 Main St. 
GLOUCESTER, MASS. 
Nearly Opp. Postoffic Telephone Con. 
PALACE of SWEETS 
CANDIES 
197 Main Srreer 
Beckman’s Togger 
Choice Patterns | DON’T 
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Dinner Sets 
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HARTWELL’S GIFT SHOP 
% 9 CHESTNUT STREET  <s 
JOHN H. BECKMAN, Reliable 
Clothier. 
Suits, Overcoats, Hats, Caps, Trunks, 
Cases, Umbrellas, Boys’ Clothing 
Buy your Fall Suit or Overcoat 
Beiore you examine our Exclusive 
Line of Woolens. Prices from 
$20.00 to $40.00. Fit and 
Workmanship Guaranteed. 
Kev any, Fashionable Tailor 
159 Main Street 
112 Main St. 
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Pulsifer’s block has changed hands the 
past week and is now the property of 
Allen H. Bennett, cashier of the Beverly 
National Bank, who has appointed Wm. 
W. Hoare his agent in affairs pertaining 
to the building. 
Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Nichols spent 
Thanksgiving at a family reunion of the 
former, with Mr. Nichols’ sister in 
Wakeheld. 
Horace Standley and family and Ed- 
win F. Preston and family spent 
Thanksgiving with their respective fam- 
ilies in Beverly Farms. 
Martin Olsen, for many years one of 
Roberts & Hoare’s trusted employees, 
left Tuesday morning and sailed from 
New York Wcdnesday on one of the 
five day boats for Liverpool, whence he 
goes to his home in Norway for a few 
weeks’ visit at his old home. At Liver- 
pool he will meet his brother, who is re- 
turning from Australia and together they 
will pay a visit to their native home. 
‘The next graphophone concert in the 
Town hall will be given next Thursday 
evening at 8 o'clock. The public are 
cordially invited. Free admission. 
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Culbert had the 
former’s daughters, Misses Effie, Lillian 
and Mamie Culbert and Mrs. Churchill 
of Beverly Farms, with them for Thanks- 
giving Day, 
In point of service as caretaker of a 
summer estate on the North Shore Phile- 
mon R. Sanborn probably holds first as 
second record. He has been at the 
Hon. T. Jefferson Coolidge estate, at 
Coolide’s Point, for 30 years. It is thus 
of much interest to learn that Mr. San- 
born is to retire from active service on 
Dec. 1, and will remove from the estate 
to the Kitfhield homestead at the Cove. 
Mr. Sanborn has been in very poor 
health for some months, due to an injury 
received while crossing Crescent Beach, 
at Magnolia, last summer. 
Mrs. Oakes Elden and three young 
sons of Dorchestet have been spending 
Thanksgiving week with Mrs. Eldén’s 
parents, Dr. and Mrs. C. L. Hoyt, 
Union st. 
