Millinery and Mantuamaking,


IN MILTON NC
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IHNHE above business. which has been for a number
II of years carried on in this place by my deceased
sister, Mrs. ElizIbe BoleV will in future be con-
Quoted by me at the same stand. Iexpect as early
as practicable to procure an assistant from the
North.


The Latest Fashions
will be regularly received, and if desired, all the
necessary materials for Dresses, Bonnets &c. fur
nished. will also Bleach and Repair Bonnets.
Orders from distance will be thankfully re-
ceiVed and promptly attended TO-


ESTHER D. FAIR.
Milton, N. C. July l6, 1916. 6l2.3t.