NORTH SHORE BREEZE. 
) an rE pitasee eeeeseseesseers 
ce 
mr bx 
Never do we fail to have the cigar department stocked with all the varieties to cater to all tastes of even the most fe 
pS 
exacting smokers. 
The C., B. & Y. Amoria 
The C., B. & Y. Camelita 
¥4 These two domestic cigars perfectly suit the taste of the great ma- 
jority of those who have tried them. ‘They fhave a flavor that is 
wonderfully pleasing and an aroma that is enjoyed even by many 
who do not smoke. 
7 10c EAGH, 
PHONE 1300 
3) Private Branch Exchange 
alll head daa 2 
2 3M Manchester x 
2 
Be Onin ann nnn ants 
Flag Day-will be observed by Allen 
Relief Corps next Monday, June 14, by 
public exercises in the Town hall that 
evening. Seats will be reserved for the 
G. A. R..and Associates, S. of V., W. 
R. C. and the children who take: part. 
The doors will open at 7.30 and the en- 
tertainment will be at 8 u’clock. The 
program will consist of singing, flag 
drills, recitations and an address, prob- 
ably by Rev. E. Hersey Brewster of 
Norwood, 
Lagory Wade has a position for the 
summer, with Putnam’s orchestra of 
Lynn, whichis to play at Bass Point, 
Nahant, after the’ 28th of this month. 
He will also play with the Lynn Brass 
Band and with the Lynn Cadets. The 
Putnam. orchestra is considered one of 
the finest in Essex County. * 
Mrs. L. B. Decker. returned home 
this week after an absence of over two 
months in Woolwich, Me., where she 
went to care for ‘her sister-in-law, Mrs. 
Emma Trott, who was buried last Wed- 
nesday. 
MMNMMNE 
SS EE I IIE LL EE AE SS IO TT 
EN LA Ne WEEE 0 
4 HAVE YOU VISITED THE FINEST SHOE 
STORE ALONG the NORTH SHORE? 
The remodeling of the store, formerly known as L. D. Wass’, 
presents to the people of this section a store worthy of your 
RELIABLE FOOTWEAR 
ose SAWS THE L. D. WASS CO. 
SHOES 
FOR 
EVERY 
MEMBER 
OF THE 
FAMILY 
FOR ALL 
OGGASIONS 
AND | 
EVERY 
PURPOSE 
patronage. 
DOCU GU UMUC Lo 
BIGGEST 
TULL 
3 FOR 25c¢ 
BOX OF 25 GIGARS, $1.75 
BOX OF S50 GIGARS, $3.50 
COBB, BATES & YERXA COMPANY, 
WELELRELLEELELKETEE TERER KERELET ETE TETEERTEX: LEELTEETERE TEV TET IEE EIN 
A few of our specials: 
Cc. B. & Y. Berkeley Clear 
Havana Little Cigars 
If for any reason you desire a short smoke we have no hesitation in 
recommending the Berkeley as being one of the very best obtainable, 
You'll think so too when you’ve tried them. 
BOX OF 12 LITTLE GIGARS, 30c 
BOX OF 25 LITTLE GIGARS, 60c 
Nothing. but words of praise were 
spoken of the play presented in the Town 
hall Wednesday evening by the Dra- 
matic club of the First parish, Beverly, 
in aid of the Beverly hospital fund being 
raised by the Manchester Woman’s club. 
The hall was well filled, and many 
tickets were sold to persons who did_ not 
attend. ‘‘ The Snowball’? was a very 
appropriate title for the three act farce, 
which kept the audience in a continual 
roar of laughter from start to finish. 
Each one of the characters was well 
taken. 
‘The characters: 
Felix Featherstone, 
Uncle John, 
Harry Prendergast, 
Mrs. Featherstone, 
Ethel Granger, 
Penelope, 
Saunders, 
William O. Safford 
Walter H. Towne 
Warren Bulkeley 
Mrs. William Hurd 
Miss Mary Bulkeley 
Miss Marion Swasey 
R. Robertson, jr. 
About $75 was realized from the net 
proceeds of the affair, which will form 
the nucleus of a fund to be used for the 
benefit of the hospital, the details of 
which will probably be announced later. 
Ward’s Tip- Top bread at Valentine’s 
Market. 
Breeze Subscription $2.00 a year 
after July 1 
Martin D. Hoyt, Mgr. 
eed 
4g LALLA AA A 
Essex and St. Peter Sts., 
SALEM, MASS 
RELTLKUNLENTLELENTET: 
DEPOSITS 
MADE NOW 
Commence 
Interest 
AUGUSTE lL 
Salem Five Cents 
210 Essex street 
Wo 
SN ny 
< 
S 
N 
N 
N 
Savings Bank 
SALEM 
EDC EE CEE eee 
Ean VECVEET 
