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ADVERTISING SECTION. FERRERS Re RID waren ane? x CORSETIERE:= _We can easily change "those for Velvet Grip *“Sew-Ons’’—put them on gladly for you. CUSTOMER :— No! I don’t think I'll take that corset. [8 hasn't the Velvet Grip Hose Supporters. FLVET GRIP “Sew-Ons” can be attached to any corset—the easiest thing in the world to do. It Is always well to have a set of them handy to replace the inferior hose supporters found on so many good corsets today. The exclusive feature of the “‘Sew-Ons” is the All-Rubber Oblong Button found on all genuine Gif HOSE SUPPORTERS LOOK FOR THE OBLONG RUBBER BUTTON— THE BUTTON THAT PREVENTS SLIPPING AND -RUTHLESS RIPPING. GEORGE FROST COMPANY, MAKERS, BOSTON. Also Makers of the famous Boston Garters for Men, Velvet Grip Pin-Ons for small Boys and Girls, The Baby Midget—Velvet Grip—for the “littlest one.” — ii ii ) HA tt ARGOSY. In anawering this advertisement tt te desirable that you mention Phis magazine. cComiclbooks.com