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| North Shore folk will find a rather remarkable 
display of the popular Hand-decorated Metal, 
Wood and Glass in Daniel Low’s Colonial Room. 
Many different articles are shown and all of them are useful. Conspicuously notice- 
able in a number of instances, are unique departures from the conventional in shapes 
and colorings, yet every piece resplendent in those bright, snappy hues and daintily 
executed decorative schemes that reflect the very Spirit of Summer. 
The substantial quality of the articles themselves and the careful hand-craftsman- 
ship given them, have combined to form an array of truly attractive objects from 
which one may interestingly select suitable summer adjuncts to their table, rooms, 
porch, lawn or garden. For example: 
Watering Pots of tin, “giraffe” spouts, 
$3.00 and $3.25. 
Garden Sets of tin, wood and wicker: 
trowel, cultivator, pruning shears, twine. 
Gay sets for gay flowers, $3.25, $4.50 and 
$5.00. 
Garden Hats of Japanese straw, dia- 
meter 19 in., colored silk tie ribbons. Very 
cool and comfortable, $1.00. 
Flower Vases and Baskets of tin, wood 
fiber and glass, all shapes, and heights, 
$1.75 to $4.50. , 
Flower Pots with Saucers, earthen- 
ware, $1.75 to $3.75. 
Flower Pot Covers of tin, perforated, 
$1.50 and $2.75. 
Porch and Fern Cones of tin, $1.25 
and $6.00; Hooks for hanging cones, bird 
figure ornamentation, $1.00 and $1.50. 
Wall Flower Pockets of tin, wooden 
trellis, $6.50. 
Book Ends of tin, to keep summer 
reading in order, $2.25. 
Mail Boxes of tin, very effective color- 
ings, $4.50. 
Of glass: Cordial Set, Candlesticks, 
Carafe, Candy Jars, Fruit or Flower Bas- 
kets, Lavendar Jar, Night Set, Tobacco 
Jar, Georgian Urn, Mustard Jar, Boudoir 
Set, etc. 
Miscellaneous: Cake, Candy and 
Cracker Boxes; Fruit Compotes; Cocktail 
Trays; Muffin Holders; Cake Covers; 
Newspaper Rests ; Waste-baskets ; Sconces ; 
Match Box Holders; Cigarette Boxes; 
Lamp Screens; Buffet or Table Screens; 
Children’s Trays, Slates and Scratch Tab- 
lets; Paste Jars; Telephone Memo Pads; 
Hearth Set—all of tin with pleasing floral 
or fruit decorations. 
Altogether an interesting display—one we urge you not to miss when you visit 
Salem and our Store. 
Daniel Low & Co. 
Jewelers and Silversmiths since 1867 
Town House Square 
Salem, Massachusetts 
Note:--Our Store will close at 12 o’clock, noon on Wednesdays during 
July and August. Open Saturday afternoons and evenings. 
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