New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-17

machines IN, result was always favorable to the Grover
Baker mschine
prefer il 10 all other machines have known anything
about for tAe and simplicity with when ~ oe ~ anu
with which the work be ripped desired ara SUI lS t
It's strength when TIE thread Gus OF ns 10 coarse
without change Of needle or tension
Mrs Maria j. Keaue OF the hOuse Of Natala Tman Co.
SAYS:
Oar customers al prefer The Grover Baker machine fOs
durabil ~ and beauty Of stitch.
Mrs Jennie C. Croly denny June) says:
Ipgefsr n to any machine. like the Grover Baker ma,
chine in the @ place beeanse II had any Other nSu IL s sn
wer the purpose Of all the rest 1t docs greater vare OF
work and Is easier to learn imam any ana because ShoasS
can be taken cut it don't rip not even py cutting every
The foregoing testimony establishes beyond Question
Fr The great simplicity and ease OF management Of the
Grover Baker machines
S,coad That they no. liable to get ont OF repair
Third That greater variety of work can be done with
them than witn other machines
Fourth That the elasticity Of the stitch causes the W0fA 10
last longer look neaer and better than work done Oh
other machines.
F That the facility with which any part OF seam can
be removed when desired is great advantage
SiYa That the scam will retain its strength even when cut
or broken a. intervals
Sersa, That beside doing all varieties OF work done by
other Sewing schnes these Machines execute beautiful EN-
broidery.
other witnesses IN the above referred to esu
fed to the superiority the Grover Baker Machines In the
points named in substantially the languages and thou
sands OF letters have received from an parts OF the world
stating the game facts We suboin two as specimens;
Ten Csais E1perss n Nine Ysarsi go.
WAsHINGIoN, April q, 1856,
Mssrs. GR0ygR BAKER:
GrLEMEs have long thought that in justice to the OK.
oeence Of your Sewing Machine, my duty to inior
you that KR since purchased from your agen
this city and that have had it In constant use since tha
ime and during the entire period the expense aside rom
few needles been CRNs TO keep IN perfect repair
give tho above as evidence OF the superiority OF your
machines ovor Others because have used those made BY
other pOFtos. but With little satisfaction NJ L. WILSON,
IND sTRIAL CLASSES PoR THR BLIND,
NO NEW OXFORD IOND0;, nth August, 1900.
have much pleasure informing Of the which
hiss tended our efforts to teach blind females to use your
sewing machines. - -.
The women belonging TO sewing machine class are abb
70 execute stitching hemmng and tuekng with the gfeatee,
Of ease BY your machines and cannot speak too bgh
its adaptation to OF the blind and which Is
especially to the simplicity OF its constructoo the
Of the tension and the saving Of time occupied VIII ohe
machines In filing Of sp1os and fastening OF emu inc last
nan ed adv anage being Of great Importance TO Vie )i
lad ID IL Is mueh TO say that your machhe pcs
sssos advantages foI the blind which We have not ohn
py OF other Manufacturers which We nave so
and which have aside other machines ana 10
-, vnrrs axousiyelv Your obedient servant,
'F' ' f. MOORE. Secretary.
To Mesw TIFF CRoyER BAKER SEWING MACHINE Co.