Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02
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"A .,4;,, in cur estimation Is 50 important, has
be m 50 much neeaed 60 give sraeei9 and elegant I'M
TO aay es, as skr which val n every parts uiar
and without sr5us objections accomplish this desirable
object To produce such an article. We commenced more
thsn va sece exgsruenting and made almost every
thing ta4t uld be imagined, ard used every article
a. wato t4a the desired elasticity and suhmssd cur
exfer II The Iud reneis Of lsdes upeent 70 fern
an apl upn gush article. We found ii 1t AL kinss
Of sard g0Ois aud cotton cord. coffin wire cord
os a. could not b pse because wien pressed out
Of their roper shape they would tnat shape
or in ether sors tey wesii remain IN The position
shae they nj g oro=r slg Circumstances pc prrsstd
into Tn the application Of Mhaebone found that
it required very carefully selected quail y that the
sze length their position inthe skirt and in fact all rs
proportions were particularly important We were Sue
ccssfal IN producing Bsse STt which ovecanae nearly
every ELECTION and pronouuced!hy the best ndees
weeould md. perfectly adaed 2 'he want: q ts "a
dies As soon advertised them itr sale, 'Hd We
were the lfst to Go it,. tie demand rthe Seamsess
Nhalebcne Skirt became so much greater than cur ma
chuery ALE e spppS, th't sewers ana ssW9g n3
chimes pat Ito operat;oDs a. ne nsrNet Aooueo
with goods OF different mat Fias pad In tngetner with
out any regari to sis7 fora camlnsssos ay eleL 60
jec as shdui6 suppose bur 70 sell anu Aess Nsie
ali ea,led Whaleb9ne Skirts!
we ny,ras, . fsr c,nsId sfatons, WHICH CANNOT BE
APPLIED ~ ANY Orb "a Ge9Ds. Why the SEAM
LEss wiz AGgB0NE sKtRT il superior to any and all
other Kinds and tie only article when IS qualy adapted
10 the arl r street and the co~d To say nothing Of
onr ex,srience in bring ng the arcle 70 perfection and
the unanimous appreciation Of the ladies, from the time
we FIRST offered them or SALE we can particular attention
s.
rfuly selected and pyeI AIRED by direction and
ON our actual experience; Cloth, which is tight and
strong is woven expressly foe this purposeths aper
lures or es for the bones and cords form
cd in the CLOTH which renders them seamless, thatia
dies wa he annoyed by stitches breaking and bones
hying they certainly 90 in he sewed Skirts from
III cons ant pressure Of the homes upon them
The last and greatest iIapros made, an the only
objection to overcome has been obaia article with
sufci mt Stiffness and elasticity, and a the same time
yielding and pltso 70 see te GIessn Us PIG g shape
beiog The bsts 10 accomplish this object have this
season succ ssul!y Introduced series Of elastic cris
made from TIRE oug thing that can be prodgcei which
has This desirable elasticity. ami will recover and keepi
proper place whea sssd out Of shape This cod is
inade expressly for goods and so twisted in manu-
factoring b&t tdey viii roll curl up When washed
In fact We present aclthe nearest perfect in every
pirtseuksr that can be fund.
We are prepared TO ,upPly all who wish for he bsss,
aad from past experience aad hg good judges have been
pron0u ced tbs most desirable goods in the market The
public are cauiioaea AGAINST worthless limitations
Every genuine article is stamped Holmes's Improved
Seamless Whazhoue Skirt" and Ray be found by the
trade in Of many Of the largest johbng houses
in the city B. a j. HOLMES.
Boston, Feb ., 1876 mch6 deodSm