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INCORPORATED 
Salem, Mass. 
Two Extra Values in 
COUCH HAMMOCKS 
$7.00 Coucnh HAMMockK, supported with heavy 
galvanized chains, National spring 
bottom, high box mattress, wind 
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Residence, No. 5 Lincoln Street 
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*Phone 1290 
$6.00 CoucH HAMMOocK, uphol stered cushion 
made with a National spring bot- 
tom, heavy quality duck, high wind 
CHIGIGS os we See | ee ee aes 
Witton Rus, in beautiful Oriental patterns, copies 
of choice Kennan, Kerwanshah and other high 
class Rugs; some seamless, others with seams. 
SIZE FORMER PRICE SALE PRICE 
gox12 Wilton Rugs ........$42.50 $38.00 
ox12 Wilton Rugs ........$40.00 $36.00 
9x12 Wilton“ Rugs: .....2.. $39.00 535-00 
gx12 Wilton Rugs ........$37.00 $33.00 
8x1o Wilton Rugs ........$35.00 $31.00 
Oak AND MAnocany CostumeErs, § ft., 5 in. high, 
with wooden pegs, nicely finished, value $2.00, 
for 1s Ring MNP eae ALR aS 59 
Extra Grades 
AXMINSTER RuGs, the best makes, in a lar; ge variety 
30x00 SMYRNA Rugs, in Oriental and floral designs. 
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F. H. DENNIS, Manager 
Tel. 296M 
Fresh - Smoked - Salted - Canned 
Market, 48 Beach Street 
Tel. 188W 
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Extra Designs 
Extra Values 
of patterns and colorings. 
SIZE FORMER PRICK — SALI PRICE 
OKTZO set Poo ane Oe $22.50 
OXI 29s ee res $18.98 
QNIA ASI, pes oat $18.00 
These can be worn on both sides, assuring dou- 
ble service and are excellent valués, worth 
$2.00; LOT): os ss oie w'ha elie weet eae $1.59 
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Who’s Who in Lobbyists? 
ALL KINDS OF SEA FOOD A number of organizations in 
Washington have no other exeuse 
for existence than to secure favor- 
able legislation. Among these are 
the labor and agricultural organiza- 
tions. Yet no one has ever question- 
ed the rights of the representatives 
of these bodies. Representatives of 
public lands interests of the west 
Edward §. Knight 
FLORIST 
Everything for the Garden. Flowers for all occasions 
ESTABLISHED 1884 
have also been looked upon with fav- 
or in Washington. The people who 
are most apt to be accused of lobby- 
ing are those who represent manu- 
facturing and commercial  enter- 
prises, and there has been some re- 
sentment expressed in regard to this 
by some of the people who have been 
; ! ESTER 
BO SEROOL SERERE ieee ee fighting for what they believe to be 
the rights of manufacturing and in- 
dustrial interests. One manufac- 
turer has complained, “when we send 
rr SY a CREAN The Leopard Moth Larva 
The most destructive of recent pests to 
shade trees of New England. 
Beverly, - - 
We have men especially trained to 
successfully combat this insect. 
Foresters-Entomologists 
representatives to the Capital to 
keep us advised upon our matters, 
and we present our views in relation 
thereto, We are accused of keeping 
a secret and dangerous if not a cor- 
rupt lobby.”’ 
R. E. HENDERSON & CO. —o— 
Patronize home industry by havy- 
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The Breeze $2.00 a year postpaid. 
