NORTH SHORE BREEZE. 
See the 
Mechanical Toys 
in Operation 
Largest Assortment of Dolls 
‘is Here 
These One-clasp Cape Outseam Gloves are 
the Best Gloves $1.00 Will Buy Anywhere 
Gloves are one of the most favored of Christmas Gifts, and $1.00 is a popular. price. Our 
Cape Gloves are made from soft, firm, pliable leather and we unhesitatingly say that these are 
the strongest and best-wearing Gloves made. They are warm and heavy, yet neat and _ styl- 
ish; outseam finish; the correct shades of tan. We have styles and sizes for men, women, boys 
and girls---$1.00 a pair. Wouldn't a pair make a splendid, practical gift for somebody whom 
you must remember this Christmas? They come packed in a very attractive, holly-covered 
Christmas box---an ideal present. 
Manchester Winners at the Poultry 
. Show 
Manchester poultry fanciers have been 
very much in evidence at the Essex 
County Poultry Association’s 13th an- 
nual exhibition in Beverly City hall the 
past four days. Walter R. Bell, secre- 
tary of the association, has done very 
creditable work in his office and has been 
kept on the hustle all the week. The 
show has-been one of the most success- 
ful yet held. E. J. Semons had one of 
the finest collection of birds ever shown 
hereabouts. The Manchester winners 
were as follows: 
Silver laced Wyandottes. E. J. Se- 
mons, Ist and 2d pen, Ist and 2d hen, 
2d and 3d pullet, 1st and 3d cock, shape 
special and color spe-ial on 1st cock, also 
Association Silver cup for largest entry 
in this class, and NorrH SHORE BREEZE 
cup for largest exhibitor from Manches- 
ter, Beverly Farms or Magnolia. 
White Wyandottes. Henry Menken, 
Sth pen, and Walter R. Beli, 2d hen. 
Salmon Faverolle. D. A. McKin- 
non, Ist and 2d pullet. 
Buff Cochin Bantams. F. F. Brasch, 
1st hen and 2d pullet. 
Single Comb White Leghorns. Geo. 
H. Hobbs, 1st cockerel; A. B. Dunno, 
2d and 3d cockerel and shape special on 
2d, also Ist pen; C. E. Bell, Ist hen and 
shape special on hen, Ist cock, shape 
and color special; Wm. F. Roberts, Ist 
pullet. 
Rose Comb White Leghorn, 
Sanford Ist pen. 
Light Brahma. C. T. Loomis, 3d 
pullet and 4th cockerel. 
White Plymouth Rocks. Austin C. 
Jones, Ist pullet, 2d cockerel, 3d cock, 
3d pen, and shape special on 2d cockerel, 
5th pullet. 
Fred 
Manchester Woman's Club. 
The semi-monthly meeting of the 
Manchester Woman’s club was held 
Tuesday afternoon. ‘The address of 
the afternoon was by Mrs. W. L. Put- 
nam, whose subject was ‘‘ Sewerage for 
Manchester.’’ Her paper will be found 
on pages 3 and 10 of this issue. 
Prior to the address Fred K. Swett 
In ordering, be sure to state whether the Gloves are fora man, woman, boy or girl, and give 
sizes; alsosay whether you want a light or dark tan. In case you do not know the size, send 
measurement of the right hand around the knuckles of the fingers. 
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sang two solos: “‘The Rosary,’’ by 
Nevins, and ‘“Ah, Let Me. Dream,’’ 
by Taylor. Mrs. Alfred Hooper played 
the accompaniment. After the address 
some stereopticon views were cast on the 
screen showing some of the forms of 
germs and bacteria, and also some of the 
sewerage plants in use in Brockton and 
other places. 
The hostess of the afternoon was Mrs. 
Ellery H. Rogers. The next meeting 
of the club will be on Jan. 5. ‘‘ Art’”’ 
will be the subject, and Miss Martha A. 
S. Shannon will speak on ‘‘ How to 
Tell a Good Picture.’’ 
George §. Sinnicks, 
MASON BUILDER 
MANCHESTER-BY-THE-SEA. 
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