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THE OOLOGIST. 



SATIN SFAK JEWELRY. 



The matorial from which this jewelry is manufactured is a very beantlfnl, 

 fibrous, white, almost trauslucent mineral haviupf a pearl or satin-like lustre, 

 from Eagland. We will mail a tine sample in the rough for for 5 cts. 



The jewelry is all made from choice selected specimens and is cut and 

 polished by experienced workmen. Nothing has been sold during the past few 

 3'ears, in the jewelry line, that has created the "craze" that can be credited satin 

 spar. At Niagara Falls, eit -rprising dealers sell it to the credulous tourists as 

 coming from that immediate vicinity (from Table Rock in particular.) 



It is sold under various nariies, such as "Niagara Falls Spar," "Moonstone," 

 "Mineral Pearls," 'Congealed Spray" (whew!), etc. 



The mountings are strong and durable and of fine rolled plate. 



Price List. 



No. EACH. 



1. Scarf or Lace Pin, round $ .25 



2. " •' " " oblong' 25 



.H. beU 25 



4. " " " " barrel.., 25 



."). " " " " acorn 25 



6. " " " ■' containing views 60 



7. " bug 75 



8. " " " " eagles Claw 75 



9. Do^uble Pins connected by chain i.no 



10. Brbocli, witli narrosv band and pendant. 2.00 



11. 1.25 



]?. " plain bars. IV- o -d patterns.. . .75 



13. " rour bangles. o,..o I y pin Sly' ■^•.. .ro 



14. " nve '■ " •' • ... .(0 



15. •' six " " •' " ... .70 



16. " lo'ir " plated bar 75 



17. " four " •' " 1.25 



18. " four " chain and pend'ts 2.00 



19. Glove Buttoners 75 



20. Compass Charms 75 



21. " with narrow band...' .....1.05 



22. Charma •• « •• ^o 



23. " barrel 50 



24. Lady's Fob Chains I.OO 



2>. •* " •• fancy 2.oo 



26. Necklaces • 2.00 



27. " fancy 3.00 



28. " " extra. &..50 



29. " on string with cross.graduated .75 



30. " •• no cross, graduated. .50 



31. Bracelets, 6 bangles fO 



32. •• u •* 100 



33. «■ 14 " 1.50 



34. " onwlre 1.50 



3.. •• spring 1.50 



36. " •' extra 2.60 



37. Rosary 4.00 



38. Sleeve Buttons, assorted patterns....... .75 



39. '• " with narrow bands..... 1.95 



40. Crosses, assorted patterns, large 50 



41. ■■ •• •' small 2.5 



43. EarDrops " " 50 



43. Jersey Pins l.»5 



We are constantly adding new designs. 



imFOR.XANT I 



We have just been appointed Special Wholesalk Agent for Spar goods by 

 the manufactures, and Ave desire at once to ol^taiu an agent at every Postoffice 

 in the U. S., to handle them. Any wide-awake boj' or girl can make a number 

 of dollars between now and the holidays, selling the scarf or lace pins alone. 



During the past season we retailed from our stores over 1,000 of these pins. 

 The ball style at 25c and the bells and acorns at 35c each. In other localities we 

 have known them to sell at from 50c to $1.00 each and we think our agents will 

 have no trouble in retailing them at 35c. 



For 25c we will send by return mail a sample scarf or lace pin, a sample of 

 the spar in its natural state and terms to agents. For $2.00 we will send one 

 dozen choice assorted, on which you can make a nice profit hy selling to your 

 friends. Any person can make from $5.00 to $25.00 between now and the Holi- 

 days, without any effort Avhatever, by simply displaying a few samples and in- 

 forming their frieuds that they have duplicates for sale. 



During the past season we have found the following to be the best sellers: 



Scarf or lace pins 3 styles @ 25c $ .75 



Brooch, 4 bangles 50 



Double pins connected with chain 1.00 



Queen chain 1 .00 



Victoria chain 2.50 



Necklace 1.00 



Bracelet 60 



Ear drops 50 



For S5.00 we will send by Registered Mall securely packed In a wooden box, a sample of each 

 the articles named above and give vou the agency for your locality. We will appoint only one agent 

 In a town of i.oco or less Inhabitants and while working for our interests wl'l allow no other agent 

 working lor us to sell In their territory. To especially active agents. Jewelers and dealers In Fancy 

 Goods we win give exclusive sale In much lnrger towns. 



FRANK H.LATTIN, AI^BION. N. Y. 



