24, WALTON STREET, OVINGTON SQUARE, BROMPTON, LONDON.

Patronized by the Princess Alice and the Royal Family.

PATENT IMPERISHABLE

Sansflectum Crinoline Manufacturer,
Combining Durability and Lightness, with Elegance of Design,
MODELLED FROM THE LATEST PARISIAN FASHION.

The following remarks in Reference to this Remarkable and Unique Crinoline from “The Morning Post,” of Oct. 10., are respectfully annexed for perusal by our Lady Patronesses:

“The most important, however, of all the improvements made in these universal articles of clothing is that of Mr. Mickelthwate’s in the Eastern Annexe, of which the Princess Alice is the patroness. They are made of very thin Steel Wire, covered with purified Gutta Percha, and are exceedingly light, elastic, and pliant; unlike most of the crinolines, the wire is not easily broken, while in the event of breakage, the outer covering effectually prevents those injuries from the protrusion of the broken end of the wires which have not unfrequently been inflicted upon the wearer. It was, we are informed, from a very serious accident of this sort occurring to an Austrian Lady that the attention of the exhibitor was first directed to some mode of covering the sharp steel wires of crinolines, and for his success he was rewarded with a Silver Medal by the Emperor of Austria. They are purchased by Thousands at the Exhibition, and the Inventor seems destined to add to the number of those who have made large fortunes out of the manufacture of the much abused, oft deprecated, but still universally worn crinolines.”

“It is an American invention, combining lightness and durability, and is perfectly indestructible with ordinary wear. The material is the best Clock Spring Steel, coated with purified Gutta Percha, so highly refined that they have not the slightest unpleasant smell; they will bear a good squeeze without getting out of order. They may at all times be kept perfectly clean by means of a wet sponge. Although so light they keep their shape well, whether the dress worn with them is of a thin or heavy material.”—The Queen.

Prices—12s. 6d. to 25s. and upwards.

Orders by Post will meet with prompt attention, and delivered within twelve miles carriage free, on receipt of Post Office Order, made payable to

A. MICKELTHWATE,

24, Walton Street, Ovington, Square, Brompton, London.

E. ALDER, JUN.,
STONE AND CEMETERY MASON,

26, MARLBOROUGH ROAD,
CHELSEA.

HEAD STONES, TOMBS, ETC.
Inscriptions Cut.

WEST LONDON
TEA AND COFFEE
ESTABLISHMENT,

115, King’s Road, Chelsea.

THE CHOICEST TEAS & COFFEES

CAN BE OBTAINED AT PRICES AS LOW AS ANY HOUSE IN THE TRADE.

COCOAS AND CHOCOLATES
OF THE MOST APPROVED MAKERS.

We beg to call especial attention to a newly discovered method of roasting Coffee, by which the whole of the obnoxious vapour is extracted, and carried away, leaving the roasted berry in a pure and improved condition. This has long been desired, but never before attained.

Lists of Prices on application, and Goods delivered free by their own Vans within Ten Miles.

TERMS CASH.

ESTABLISHED 13 YEARS

J. BISHOPP,
Brush and Turnery Warehouse,
16, CHURTON STREET,
PIMLICO, S.W.

Brushes and Combs of every description made to Order.

COCOA & INDIA MATTING.

ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR CHURCHES, OFFICES, &c.

FOREIGN & ENGLISH BASKETS.

G. M. NASH,
BREAD AND BISCUIT BAKER
PASTRYCOOK & CONFECTIONER,

OPPOSITE PELHAM CRESCENT,
BROMPTON.