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Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-11
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Advertising That Pays-How to Make
Money!,

On the sixth page OF the HERALD ap-
pears list of classified advertisements
which should be read by every one.
Persons wanting situations, help, or
who wish to rent, buy or sell property,
will do well to advertise in these COL
umns. Desirable opportunities for the
investment or borrowing of money
appear daily. Other features are cheap
eastern excursions, business chances,
educational cards, professional cards,
personal notices, special notices, ex
change advertisements, stock for sale
and full record of the amusements of
the city.
H. j. Woollacott dealer in fine wines and
liquors for family and medicinal USE
Granula, the great health food, for sale by all
grocers. H. Jevne, agent.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-11
A Trala pispatcher,s carelessness.

OMAHA, Sept. 10.-Two passenger
trains on the Union Pacific collided near
Beatrice, Neb., this morning. Victor
Heines and George Courtman, both liv-
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-11
RAMONA CONVENT.

Los Angeles county Cal, branch OF the Con
vent of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart, Oakland
Cal.
~ ms Is lnstLuuon' conducted by the Sisters Of
picturesque sites in San Gabriel valley. 1t has
features of excellence that specially recon-
stndv tb Isrions o.
useful and ornamental education.
For particulars, apply to the
3-3 12m LADY SUPERIOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-04

The civil service commission does not get
what il Naked for in the way Of clerical assist
snee nos ~ much ~ Il requires 10 carry on iss
work in the most effective manher. but IL se-
cures from Congress q great deal more than its
enemies have intended that IL should obtain.
The appropriation Of the last Congress Il con-
ttnued With this 10 will do all possible, no
doabs, 10 further the reform Of tho civil sers-
ics. The attitude Of the friends Of she spoils
system is just what ii has ever been-sa atti-
tude Of unrelentins hostility. which seeks rather
TO seenre its object by gripping the commission
than by open attack upon the merit system.
instead OF moving upon the intrenched posi-
ton hela by the rcformers IL, undertake
ing NE repeal Of the iaw--the sroilssnen at
tempt Sank movement The most they have
accomplished has been to thwart temporarily
the efforts to extend the application of the ro.
form. Tnsy have done nothing after all their
furious exertions TO change public opinion
except, perhaps. to confirm il in favor of civil
service rvforra. The report o: tho House COM
niiss~. last Published, shows that distinct
gains have been made in the workings Of the
system. The merit system has come to stay,
anu its enemies would be wise TO recognize the
fact II is tims and energy wasted 10 sssail it,
especially in the fashion in which such assaults
have been conducted in Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-04

Now and again somebody takes a bosom in
hand and bodily applies it to a nameless MEM
Der members of Congress who abuses or
abuse the privilege Of drawing free document
airy psbulum from the national commissary
stores. II is charged on the floor of the Senate
that the junk shop receives large portion Of
this fodder intended for rural consumption.
An investigation is always threatened by these
critics, but somehow the investigation, if or
dered, falls short Of getting at the facts. The
curious mind wonders how all these valuable
publications get into the Junk shops" but
has to be content with vague speculaiions Of
combination Of untoward circumstances. q con-
csssnation whose chain of events has begin
ming in . members carelessness, q clerks Gu
pidity or trustfulnsss or a sneaks petty lar.
eeny. The 'junk man" is probably the most
innocent party in the whole transaction. and
not unfrequsntly finds himself the victim Of
circumstance. The moral Of all this IL that
the printing ILLS should be more closely in
spected. No more documents should be issued
than are needed.
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VIII Yors Spnrxe Dsrss FRI,


It esnaos &c fauislsssiy If an iuat.ins corset is
Do your eorsets AZ perfsctiys
You think they do.
Do you know that many ladies' wear corssts no.
adapted to their figures and of the fscti
Because selection Il made from an imperfect vari.
ETY.. with the result. more often than not that the
sure Is made to ct the corset rather than the
fit the hgure.
Do you know that the Pslais Royal has greater
variety Of corsets to select from than any two
Establishments in town!
There six rpa~1rs why the PAlais Royal has be-
come to be known as headquarters for Corsets:
f1rs by keeping In stock no less than la5 different
sylss second. by having In charge Of the department
lady with more experience than the majority Of those
who ensleavcr or pretend ia make Corsets 10 order
third by the aunef and repair Of its Corssts free Of
chsrre fourth, by quoting the lowest prices; nth.
by the absence Of all unreliable makes
Sixth-ARd of vital Importance to you:
ALL coRsETs FITTED.
GIVE AND RECEIVE ADVICE. ANY aI.rERA-
TIoNs FREE OF CHARGE. WE RECOGNIZE 1T
is As MUCH TO OUR INTERESTS AS YOURS
THAT YOU SHALL BE FITTED PERFECTLY.
WE, THEREFORE,. Will. FIT ALL CoRSETs.
IRRESPECTIVE OF PRICE.
WE GUARANTEE ALL coRsETs.
Were we to guarantee unr.inbie Cors-ts they would
be returned and thus should lose not only In repu
taton, but in dollars and cents We, therefore, can't
Afford Keep very low priced Corsats-1 cents Is the
lowest price at whirh reliable Corset be sold.
Our prices start at cents and end q. ST. pair-aIl
guaranteed
SPECIAL SALE OF CoRsETs
With no less than 81 different styles of ..CP" and
"P. D." French Corsets and n fu complement of all
domestic makes it puzzles buyer to point any
individual style. let us look al The pslas Royal
specaities for the spring and summer season OF 81
Special prices until saturday.
&c. coRsETs FOR 49,
The '.Paais Royar IS the only 15-een. Corset made
of whalebone. The special sale price Is ~ cents
eI.25 CoRsETs FOR o..
The ''oueen' IS English Coutil Corset. long
waist. sI.25 is the regular price, 81 is the special
sale price
sI.5O CoRsETs FOR s1.3o
The "A Ia p. D."-A Frnrh form Corset tina. il ap-
propriately named Especially recommended those
with slender isures. s1.y instead Of S1.J0 TO-
morrow.
SITS CoRSETs FOR 81 80
The "A La Venus. modelled after the C. p Venus
Corset. which costs So %. 1t produces the long
tsperiny waist it has the fan bacK is made best
sateen and whaiebone. silk Tossed and embroidered
edge. 81. instead of 81. IS ior tomorrow.
''FAssO." Oh 'PANsY- CoRsETs.-The Pslais
Royal Is the sole Washington aren't. without question
the bsst FrsAch Corsets IMPORTED Each part Is cut
shaped scientific principles; preserves
the symmetry Of the form. yet elastic thst the
slightest dis onfort to the Have pair tried
On The special prices $50. s6 80, 81 80 and 81
pair.
''D0NITA"-The best make Of up. D." Corsets
With long tarernT waist. made especially for tall
ladies' S. Goa pair. Less deliberately finished. 81 80
SHORT. STOUT. LADIES will find ten improved
81 styles to select FROM Allow our expert to try on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-04

It may not be space lost to correct q wrong
suppression that appears to exist in certain
quarters that n roll call lie pending az the
moment tina. the hour Of IL noon arrives ON
the day Of the expiring of q Congress the repe-
tition OF names must proceed TO the end. The
Speaker has no option, of course. AZ common
sense dictates and the parliamentary practice
prsscribes. "A a matter OF fact. there is no
discretion in the chair. even II the session is
not the FINAL one OF a Congress. and where the
hour has been merely fixed by order Of the
House itself and has not so high an authority
to rest upon the Constitution Of the United
states. A case in point is found in the journal
Of the House for the frss session OF the
Twenty-eighth Congress. On June II. 1s44.
the Speaker suspended a roll call after it
had been begun. to adjourn the House,
that body having taken order to adjourn at
noon Of that day. II roll call can be ar
rested or an order FOR session adjournment,
how much more imperative is 1t for the House
TO adjourn when the hour arrives when IL Ii
ne longer in Law or fact Legislative body.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-04

Ths more Questionable amer dments having
bssn lsfs out In conference, the international
copyright bill becomes law in very nearly the
shape In which lie friends hoped for is passage
The publishers get rather more than the
authors. but the principle Of authors rights Is
establishsd in the psssass Of the measure, and
that is a great deal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-04

church. which meets today in this city, is an
important body Of religious workers. II has
before IL much business of interest 10 the de-
nsminatiou. Among the subjects Of prominent
interest is that coming up for action regarding
the appointment Of women delegates TO the
general conference. The conference will prob
ably be in session for week or more
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-04

They are having great times in London with
tbs pismiss that Stanley discovered in Africa
and brought home with him, and they are be-
coming 20 popular as TO warran. the suggestion
that they be brought over here and introduced
into American politics. There are a great
many politicians in America today who are not
such giants az 70 make these pigmies feel lone
soms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-04

Possibly New York might compromise with
her sentiment: in the matter Of monuments and
combine her subscriptions on q composite
memorial to Grant and Sherman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-04
Woopw.rp & Lornnor.
MARCH 4. 1901.

The Glove 10 one 81 she mos important r~oui.
sises to proper dress aud should m sslscied
with care. A pcor-nftine OF baby finished riovs
Will sroii tae effect Of the hsndsomssi costume.
Don't buy cheap groves. In buying rsod glove-
you prsctice true ECONOMY. The reputation q
our xioses n too Wi, known 10 need any con-
ment. kvea The Lowest priced socas srs selected
with the xreatest possible csrv. The stock Is
replete with every make that 10 reputable and
desirable. all the spring shades Of GNys. Tans.
&c We are pleased 10 announce 20 our GUS
TONERS the r~cen. arrival Of our importation o.
Gray Chs;nios Gloves. We are ssrry 10 have
kept You waiting. hut u was unavoidable. This
importation cost us more than the last. but we
shall put them ON sale Thursday at IN. same
price 40 heretofore. You have the descrip-
ton below.
Ladies' 6-Bntton lensth Gray Mousouc.sir~
Channels Gloves. with festher->titch eml,roid-
cry. An excellent glove for shopping. driving
and travelling.
eli pair
Ladies g. Button RiartE CLOVIS in assorted
shades Of Tsn-sntahle for Shopping.
-55c. n pair. -
ust floor. 18th ST. buildinsD
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The Capitol will be practically without q
tenant for shree-quarters Of year, but there
wiz be no rooms to let Furnished OF unfurnished
for the summer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-04

Governor Morgan c. Buckley of Connecticut
should be thankful that Governor Hill of New
York even calls him Mister" He might call
him Say. there" or "Oh, you" or just plain
'Morg. Buckley"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-04

The Delaware legislature in session in this
city while Congress was adjourning did not
succeed In securing legislation providing that .
thres-peck peach box hold bushel Of peaeheL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-04

The adjournment Of Congress on this eide
viii rot materially interfere with the political
row on the Canadian side
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-04

The late Congress had good deal Of trouble
in doing anything. but it did some important
things that we're demanded by the public and
f0rebore 10 do other things that we're not de-
mandcd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-04

Hon. Jerry Simpson of Kansas made his first
speech In Washington at the q. A. r. Hall Last
night and today his motto is "Tesi, lid.
Fsci."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-04

lHE CHLpRES's AND MrssEy Dr
paRrMENT
Opens the season with an extensive and mos.
tasteful display of garments. The stock
braces hundreds Of styles aud shapes many o.
them entirely novel in design. the assortment
teinx the most complete that il II possible 10
obtain. We are not only able to sAti,dy the
most critical and exac,,ns taste. bu, we have
marked the stock throughout at ms~isils low
prices. -'gAoa.
. oucss. 1sl
line Of chiidren's Navy B,us Atwood !.
Flannel Refer 3sckcrs-square csasn end
brass buttons.
Size 4. e.. si,e q. e. O.
Size q. 81. Size 10. s2.JO--
Size I2. a. To-
line of Children's Fancy Striped Atwood
Cheviot Refers. Sizes 6. 10 and II years
-s4.a5 each
A line Of Misses AIl-wooi Flannel Reesers-
I'm Navy Blne. Black and Gray-rollng collars-
Sizes IL and 10 years.
81. 30 each
line Of Misses Cheviot Jackets in Navy
Blue. Black and Checss-wide rolling collars
fastened with two rows of bone buttons Sizes
IA and 10 years.
Misses Blazers in plain and fancy cloths.
Sizes Il and Is years.
SIS - TO &l5 90 each
line Of Childrens' Tan Cloth Cloaks-full
sleeves, with cuffs-smail coaching capes-fas-
tened with fancy plaid ties. Sizes J. land
Years
$500 each
line Of Childrcn's Fancy Checked Cloth
Gretchen Cloaks-full pulled sleeves, with deep
cuis-yoke waist. with braid trimming forming
jacket effecf-collar. cuffs aud back trimmed
with braid-fancy frog fsstenings.
Size B. e. Size 4, IS. 70
-Size o. s9.aO-
line Of children's Fancy Striped IMPERIAL
Serge Cloaks-full bias sleeves with silk velvet
cufs--collar and square slashed bodice edged
with fancy silk oord-wais. silk lined
Size 3. sl4.OO. Size 4. sl5.0O.--
Size u. sl6O0.-
Children's and Misses C!oaks, In fancy
Checks Stripes. Plaids and Plain cloths-sizes
3to IA years.
---s5 to 5000 each
line OF Children's and Misses Fine CASH
mere Dresses. in Old Rose and Gray-very full
skirt. with deep he,n-siik lined corded zousve
Jacket. over full waist-full sleeves and sash
cuffs. collar and belt of faille silk.
Size 4. 81. %. Size 10. slL55.-
Size q. -. -. Size II, sl2. sa.-
Size 3. $40 %. Size IA. Sl3 To-
A line of Children's Atwood Broken Plaid
Jackets in Blue and Brown efects-fui skirt,
with deep hem-full French pointed wsist-full
sleeyes-collar. cuffs and Zousve Jacket
trimmed with narrow braid.
size 8. $500. Size 12, s1.O0-
Size 10. $3.50. Size IA. $3.50
large assortment Of Children and Misses
Spring Dresses in the newes. styies-Colors:
Old Rose. Serpent Green, Reseda Green Tan
Golden Brown. Gray and Fancy Checks sizes
3to IA years.
-s5 OOto sao. o.
Third floor. 10Th ST. building)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-04

PhilAdslphia With two million dollars worth
Of frssh mint ought 20 be able to bull the julip
market OF the western hemisphere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-04

UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
Anew INTERESTING ITEMS.
Tomorrow mofhing we will put on sale ono
case 42-inch 8obelin Crctonne in three coloz.
at the low price of
PIC. yard.
English Printed Cretonne. full yard wide. in
entirely new patterns, not to be found else
where.
J0c. yard.
1000 yards French Printed Art Drzperies-a
special pattern in six color combinations 20
inches wide.
&c. yard.
few pairs Of the Cross-strfp Arras Cur
tains are lett from the large lot advertised for
our anniversary sale. The actual value of these
curtains is 3d. 10. As long they last tine price
will b.
e1.s5 pair.
Fourth floor. 18th st. buildine)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-04

Congress adjourned without tenaeringa vote
Of thanks to Gen. Greedy for this UNIQUE and
picturesque spfiag weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-04

Late COWS from the are. of the Alger baron
sesr inascates { purpose to get Blaine and Ager
tossthsr for 1891.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-04

Congress adjourned without making any up
preparation for the Ground Hog. Evidently
the Fifty-frst thought 10 bad this woodchrck-
ness in A hole,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-04

France and Germany would forget all about
the eruelties Of the Mckinley bill In Gaze Of
war and great need Of American products.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-04

The west and the south will nop together
during the next Congress.
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PAlA,s ROYAL SHIRT WArsrs.
THE PALAI3 ROYAL,

Everything here e1cep. spring wealth, Never =
more complete stock Of Shirt wa~ta Ts reu:i,l you
Of our spring stock and that II is spr1rg ttne-A
SPECIAL DISPLAY ToMog;.Cw AND SPECIAL
PRICES.
Zoe. Fancy Perczle Shirt Waist for 30.
50c. Flannel Shirt Waists and Blouses fo- 3oc.
s5e. Madras Cloth Shirt Waists for 90.
f5c. Navy Blue Percsle shir. Waists for 5Oc.
zoe. White Waists. linen collar and cuffs JOc.
81 White shirt Waists. lanndered. for 75c.
The celebrated king" Shirt Waists for 7:r
AS-we might write much Of the improved styles for
the season Of VI. but we want you to ,se them for
yourself-she style. the finish, the ct can only be
practically tested By visit.
The PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued below.)
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Sc. KID Grovrs Fos $50

II We offered but a few shades or broken sizes the
price would not lie . surprise The carss Of these
Gloves being town talk is because all the sprins
tnts Of Grays and Tans are to be hAd because they
arr well known reliable Glove Palais Royals 90r
un.irSssed Kid Mousaustaires. Any number TO chs
TONER at VI cents. no, than pair 80 cents
TIE PALAls ROYAL.
continual beiow.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-04

The Houss that was not ''dsliberstiye body
il not any other sort Of . body any more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-04

This i resignation day for Gov. Hm Of New
York.
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For the finest CORSET d,sptav erer seen ia Wash
fngton TOOK ia our Sth st. uiadop.
w. A. PIERCE & Co..
Successors to E. q. Davis,
sl9 Market Space.
Corner sth Street
A MIGHTY MOVEMENT
IN CORsETs.


MILITARY MEN WOULD DUB THIS A
FLANK MOVEMENT. and they would not be
far wrong. for it Is very much like a strategic
move Of vast army. FOR WEEKS we havc
had OUR ORDERS placed at the factory Of the
most celebrated CORSET manufacturer in the
world. The orders Given by us have ct last
been filled and the goods received have been
examined and they have given the highest salts
faction for FINISH and FIT. They will be
placed on exhibition tomorrow. and we can
state with perfectly good faith that this is with.
out doubt the LARGEST assortment of tho
wORLD-RENOwNED make of C. p. CORsETs
ever shown in Washington Many of these
CORSETS are shown solely and exclusively BY
us. OF COURSE they are all GUARANTEED
to be q PERFECT FIT. but If you are not
pleased with them or Il you ind any fault what
ever we will readily and willingly refund the
price paid for them. II you would rather try
them on before you leave the store we have
large and comfortable room to try them on in.
Below we will give you an inkling Of our assort-
ment Of C0RsETs.
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Exx# 4 TIT eos &c HH ETT ssss
wv. 4 "a + SSossHH"HH T. T.. IS. ~ :.

Our SOCK In this line IL tbs harvest IN tcwnn fsct
larger than require for this season. We kssp svsqy
reputable make Of American Watches and 10 reuce the
quantity We ofee some spssaiiy tempting barEains
We oder every mako in stock a fsdncsd prices.
Among them
Ladies' Solid 14-karst Gold walsham etemswindsrs
hunting cosss. slesxaily engraved. for essa 60.
Gents Solid 14-karAt Gold Elsin ssem-windsrs,
hunting cass, usual go watch; $3.50.
LADIES' Small Solid Gold Geneva Stem vindsrs full
jswsled movements. at el2 and els.
Gents Solid Gold waltham and Elein Stem winders
hunting case. at $40.
We have some very nns Bepeaters. Chronoeraphs
Split Second with minute rsgisters. &C., which We
offer at special cut figures.
fine line Of Ladies' Watches, cases inlaid with dia-
monds from e35 to s1O0.
T.; I'LL 4 81 81 FL 81 / :: ::
=. SS's 3 p .' s.,@o: e. e E
s.tf. GoS q 20 - ,sljs~1s,
mh4&6 COR. fTH AND D SITS. NV.
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.s.I'::'
90 c,s
= IRIS "HreH Trxr- .
oSo TO CHANGE 90
- MF THE WEAR OF THE WINTER -
o.o II has broush, you to the door Of eio
- II vpsinr In need Of ciesbes--siont -
oio b afnia TO open u and come in olo
- 'T.sns too early. rhese little. spelis" -
olo Of weather ere the lest strusxlee Of a oIo
- dying season and cannot block the -
olo wheels Of time. II the BOYS and oIo
- CHILDREN haven't uern on. Of -
olo their pressn, snpply--they'rs grown DO
- out Of IT and that's call for new -
oIo ones. SPRING WEIGHT REEF olo
- ERs--LoNa and SHORT PANT -
90 sUfTs-sHIRr wAIsTs-HATs- 90
- SHOES -FuRNIsHINas-wha whatever -
ole may he. You name the nssd-'.se 90
- do the rest"
oIo sfor yourseives-whst isn't show 90
- ing the signs Of service is getting 10 -
90 be an old story and you hail change 90
- for changes sake. The Light. weight -
olo overcoats never were 80 engaging a. olo
- they are this season. The '.wen- -
olo dail"--our els grade Il an edition 90
Of nearly two hundred different -
oIo styles ana every one up to the oIo
- scratch." Worth twenty dollars or -
olo more-as other folks mark theirs. II 90
= takes nom slo to ESQ to span our =
o." whole line. They are the kind OF 90
- coatsyou read about" in the fashion -
90 books. Don't buy until you've seen 90
- the CORE Of our stock. -
90 The Medium weight suits-ciays 90
- and that class Of weaves-are finished. -
90 waiting for wearers. Don't make the 90
- mistake that custom taiors are the -
90 0"tvproviders OF perfection. Such oio
- an error will cost you dearly. Eyou -
olo sre - ''doub.ern-hold us responsible oio
- for our advice. II Il falls Short -
oio we'll stand the 'brunt Of it," 90
- All the new HAT shapes are here =
90 in our nams-saves you a couple Of 90
- doilsrs. FURNISHINGS up event. -
90 with the season. sHoES-.lasted" oGo
- on stvie-to ~ear. -
olo There are . few of those LADIES' olo
- Spring Sample Shoes very few -
90 still on the tables. They're worth 90
- %. 81. 80 and s5-and are marked -
olo e249-so much for being sampiesL 90
90 sAKs AND COMPANY, oIo
- THE FASHION -
oio PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND oGo
i. SEVENTH STREET. .
90 81
!: IT, = - - =.
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The SCaorr FAMILY Burros
MAKER.

You readily recall the worry and trouble you
had In getting buttons 10 nnsch your eowns
last sassons We have . wonderful little
troubie-tfeventive machine called the s.schott
Family Button Maker" By neans Of which
you can make your own buttons 10 match
your gown perSectly nom the clippinn Of the
cloth. 1t Is no trouble, . pleasant passime;
even . child can manipulate ths little machine.
The cost compleee. with Ia button molds. b
Only Exon
(Notxon dDpartznsut, nrst Aoor)