Life, 1900-10-04 · page 19 of 20
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bay-If your dealer does not keep Corticettt Spoon Sitk,it is because he can make more money selling you an inferior kind, Insist on having CorticeLti, no matter what the clerk says. Spool Silk is the smoothest and strongest silk made. For hand or orlicelly machine use it has noequal. It has been used by the best dressmakers for the last sixty-two years, and is to-day sold by the most enterprising dealers everywhere. Go to some other store if the dealer wants to substitute. Corticelli Filo Silk is as good for embroidery as is Corticelli Spool Silk for dressmaking. Nonotuck Silk Company 46 Bridge Street, Florence, Mass.