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and municipal schools, as well as by the help of philantropic ladies and gentlemen, to educate our people and provide them with something beyond the ordinary mental equipment, by giving them a course of sound technical instruction by means of which our workers will be able; not only to maintain their present good reputation but to increase it and merit the highest commendation of all who having bought of our wares, and put to them to the test, show practical satisfaction by a repeat order of increased amount. This is our hopeful anticipation, its realization, depends upon our new friends and customers whom we invite to Earl’s Court where we promise them a hearty welcome.
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