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THE ARGOSY—ADVERTISING SECTION. The SPOTSWOOD Bright Fitish This design, thoroughly Georgian in char acter, is strongly influenced by fhe re finement of the Soufhern type of Co. lonial decoration. There is a pronounced dignity in its simple and severe lines, relieved as they are by the mantle and shield decoration. The fluting, a new treatment for flatware, is delicate and does not interfere with the graceful effect of fhe outline. and serves to modify the plain surface. The SPOTSWOOD is particularly suited to Colonial and Georgian dining-rooms, yet being im such exquisite taste, it looks well in any surroundings. It is furnished in knives, forks, spoons and faney individual and serving pieces. For sale by leading jewelers everywhere and bears this @ trade-mark € UE STERLING E GORHAM CO. SILVERSMITHS NEW YORK GORHAM SILVER POLISH- THE BEST FOR CLEANING SILVER COPYRIGHT IQA In answering this advertisement ti is destrable that you mention THB ARGOSY. COMmiIcloe S CO@