July 28, 1916. 
For Riding and 
Polo 
We carry what we consider the 
best you can obtain in Polo and 
Riding goods—in fact we have 
built up a big reputation in these 
products alone. 
Then for the motorist we have 
Robes, Lunch Cases, Trunks, 
Coat Dusters, a full line of 
Goodyear Tires and other 
accessories. 
Mail orders will he given prompt 
attention. 
London Harness Co. 
176 Devonsuire AND 27 Feperat Svs. 
BOSTON 
MANCHESTER will send its next box of supplies to 
the Red Cross for forwarding to the troops on the 
Mexican border next Monday. ‘The gathering of sup- 
plies is being carried on each Wednesday as usual and 
new workers are being added to the staff of women who 
‘assemble at G.-A. R. hall, Manchester, to sew comfort 
bags for the men at the front. Among those who gath- 
ered this week to sew were Mrs. Edward J. Holmes, 
Miss Elaine Denégre, Mrs. John Baker, Mrs. L. W. Floyd, 
Mrs. William W. Hoare, Mrs. Frank A. Rowe and Mrs. 
F. Clifford Rand. 
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Mrs. Boylston A. Beal of “Clipstone,” Smith’s Point, 
Manchester, is opening her house today for the first of 
a series of lessons in first aid, a part of the American 
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‘Red Cross work. “Dr. Peer P. Johnson of Beverly will 
conduct the lessons. The class will meet Friday after- 
noons at 4.30 o’clock. The class in the Home Nursing 
department, ireeting twice a week in the Beverly hospital, 
and under the management of Mrs. F. L. Higginson of 
Pride’s Crossing, is much interested in the work being 
given by Miss Cushman. An inspection of the hospital 
was made by the class this week, resulting in much praise 
being given to-the institution. The Essex county home 
nursing and first aid classes are increasing. In Marble- 
head there are two under the management of Mrs. I. B. 
Crowninshield, with Dr. George S. Hill of Marblehead 
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Cor. Lexington Ave. and Flume St.,. MAGNOLIA 
LUNCHEON AND TEA SERVED DAILY, SUNDAYS 
INCLUDED 
NORTH SHORE BREEZE and Reminder pall 
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as instructor. At Gloucester the two classes are under 
the management of Miss Martha Brooks. The Red Cross 
supplies are being sent from Manchester, Beverly, Beverly 
Farms, Nahant and Gloucester. Beverly has recently sent 
supplies to the regular army as well as the militia. — 
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Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Dexter of “Boulderwood,” Man- 
chester, spent last week-end at York Harbor, Maine. 
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Mrs. Charles Stedman Hanks and Miss Clarina 
Hanks of West Manchester return tomorrow from Garden 
City, L. I., where they have been staying a few weeks 
at the Garden City hotel. 
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Calls for purse strings to open are numerous these 
days on the North Shore, but there will be some little 
crippled children in Boston sadly disappointed if their 
cally fine handiwork is not purchased in August at the 
sum'rer salesroom of the Boston Industrial School for 
Crippled and Deformed Children, located in Manchester 
at 28 Central street. Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Kent of 
Pride’s Crossing are of the committee interested in its 
welfare. This is one of the charities in which 
Shore people are interested. 
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Herbert M. Sears of “Wood Rock,” Pride's Cross- 
ing, left yesterday on the Constellation with a party of 
friends to go on the New York club cruise. 
Wonder-Wonder Shop 
St. Clair’s Candies Russian Toys 
Display room for Exhibits may be 
had upon application to management. 
many 
Tea-Room 
and Gift. Shop 
Imported Novelties 
NORMAN AVE. 
MAGNOLIA 
Most attractive Tea-Room on the North Shore 
