NORTH SHORE BREEZE. March 18, 1910 
EASTER 
GIFT 
SUGGESTIONS 
Within the last few years the giving of an Easter gift 
e oa t=) ten) 
has assumed large proportions. 
Appropriate with this pleasing gift-giving time we are 
showing many inexpensive, unique, useful, and original ar- 
ticles suitable for Easter remembrances. 
We eall special attention to a new line of fern dishes 
and ferns complete at the usual variety of prices consistent 
with first quality. In brass, 4 inches $1.50, 5 inches $2.00, 
6 inches $2.25. In silver, at prices beginning at $1.50, fern 
and dish complete. Oval, and round shapes included. 
The Automatic Book _ Many suggestive East- 
Mark makes a splendid 4 er cards, booklets, post 
Easter remembrance, and cards, ete., are displayed 
a very useful one, too. attractively in our store, 
The usefulness of this in- and its windows. The de- 
genius. article, although signs in most instances 
very perceptible, is great- are exclusive and all are 
ly enhanced by a practi- worthy of an inspection. 
eal demonstration. Ask Are you not interested in 
to see it when in our re- some Kaster Cards? 
tail store. 
AUTOMATIC BOOK MARK. 
A..mechanical index finger which automatically marks the open 
place in a closing book at-any part. Almost human in its action. Can- 
not drop out or be mislaid. No time lost in turning pages for place or 
looking for a book mark when closing book. Slips on and off easily 
and quickly. No matter how rapidly book is closed, index finger reg- 
isters accurately, withdrawing when book is opened. Three sizes for 
books, 1, 144; and 1% inches thick. No. $5558, heavily silver plated, 
75c., No,-$5559, in sterling silver, $2.00. 
DANIEL LOW & CGO., SALEM, MAss. 
Producers of Articles—Unique 
