Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-11-02
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the National Garment Cutter
Company intends organizing imme-
d'ately, in H'llsboro, a branch OF
their work, provided our people
give the enterprise the proper en-
conragement and SUPPORT, such as
has been accorded elsewhere
throughout the country. The work
here will be under the supervision
and control of Mr.. Frank Seton, a
gentleman OF high business attain
mems, thoroughly honest and Cir.
cumspect in every respect, who will
be assisted by a number Of other
gentlemen and ladies, educated and
competent in this line of work.
BY introducing the work here we
are led 10 believe that it will no,
only enlist the attention of the PEG
pie Of this town, bnt also OF a large
Eumber in the adjacent country and
will meet with the success and pop
ularity that has ever crowned i,
else where. The Union, of Mankatu,
Mimi, says "The cutter il simple,
cheap.easily understood, never errine
in its work aiterits use is learned, vii,
last for VARS with ordinary care,
and shout! be III ever. inu>. hold ~
the jana A.ain from same paper !:
NO Article ever introduced Ia ON
c"u'lc unity AZ: ears to have gone IN
t., general rs. and !" hay. nv, with
such thoroughly special endorsement
by AL e asses .: ,i- people as has
the National Garment Gutter"
The Southern Standard says :
"Ncver since the Invention of tn.
sewing machine has any article been
placed upon the market tina, has GRE
ated such q furore in domestic cir,
cIes as has the National Garment
Gutter. So much was claimed for
it that of course al army OF doubte,s
sprang up, but a thorough examina
ton has wiped away aud dispelled
the last ray of unbeliet, and it is per
tectly astonishing what a revolution
It has accomplished"
The system eau be used for all
kinds and styles OF clothing tor men,
women and children. insuriog a Per
fact fit. 1t is 50 simple and easy
that it requires but a short time &c
master it, i'll tact a great many per
cons are using it successfully in man,
places who have never taken in
structions from a teacher in regard
to it's use, but have mastered il b,
study, practice and instructions fur
hished. The following is wha, on.
OF these persons has to say:
GEORGETOWN. KY, May 6, $50.
Nessrs. 7Goldsberry, Dorm d
Nelson-DEAR SIRs: l purchased
one of your Carmen, Cutters from
your agent, Miss Estes, aud ai,e'
using it two months, | consider Il
perfect. II is the best system foI
cutting and fitting that l ever saw
have thrown away both the Tay
lor and Moody systems and l viii
never use them again. Compared
With the Gutter they are nothing.
would not do without the Nations
Garment Gutter if it cost four time.
the amour, l paid for 1t; when
read your circulars l expected th'
price TO be no, less than S25, and i
IL worth it. 1t is very easily learn
ed. / learned it 10 iust FIVE hours
my teacher never gave me a lesson
she was willing to instruct me, but
preferred to study i, and learn i
myself. 1t Is all your circular
claim 1t to be, and the inventor dix
a great and good work when b'
placed the National Garment Cut
Ter within the reach of the poor a.
we'll as the rich. It is a grea, boor
to the dress-maker. With man>
thanks, [ attn very respectfully,
hpc A.nv IL