BEST QUALITY
READ THIS! We mean just what we say. Direct from Japan we have imported a great quantity of elegant handkerchiefs. They are even handsomer than this picture, being made of a rare fibrous material by a secret process known only to these famous foreign artisans; the goods being known as shifu-silk crepe. Each handkerchief is about 15 inches square and has a charming border of various designs. These are used in many of the wealthiest homes for parlor decorations: they form a magnificent display. Ladies are delighted with them. We are the largest importers, and to introduce our goods we make the following great offer:—For 10 cts. we will send you three of these handkerchiefs, also an elegant Japanese Crepe Table Mat, decorated in beautiful designs by a fine Japanese artist. (We have seen mats like this advertised by another firm for 25 cts.) Remember, the above four articles will be mailed, postpaid, carefully packed, at once, on receipt of 10 cents in stamps or postal note. Three lots for 25 cents. Read the following, which is but one of the many letters received:—
“I have received the Japanese goods you advertise, and am astonished at the wonderful bargain. Enclosed find 50 cts. for six lots.” VIOLA H. RAY, Somerville, Mass.
We make the above great offer to introduce our goods as we want agents everywhere. Address all orders to
W. S. EVERETT & CO., Lynn, Mass.
THE LADIES’ MODEL
Fancy Work Manual
This is an entirely new book, just published, and embodies all the latest ideas in needlework, crochet, knitting and embroidery. It contains designs and directions for making nearly fifty different patterns of knitted laces, many charming crochet patterns, also instruction for making many useful articles of wearing apparel and numerous articles for home decoration, among which are tidies, chair-scarfs, doylies, purses, table mats, shopping bags, lamp shades, shawls, Afghans, toilet sets, counterpanes, sofa-cushions, chair-covers, pin-cushions, dressing slippers, babies’ socks, etc., etc. Full and complete instructions accompany each design, together with an explanation of the terms used in knitting and crochetting, etc. It also contains full and complete instructions in the art of embroidery, with numerous beautiful designs. The whole is illustrated by 95 handsome engravings, and the whole subject of ladies’ fancy work is made so clear in this book that with it as a guide one may become an adept in the art. It is a book of 64 large double-column pages, neatly bound in attractive paper covers, and will be sent by mail post-paid upon receipt of only Ten Cents.