ay from colors of any kind and adopt thecontrast idea displayed in the show card No. 2 shown the crayon, and the price lettered with the brush.This idea has been carried out in our annual bluepencil sale in January. All advertising cards werelettered with a blue pencil and the price cards… … Effective use of the old-fashioned pencil card. By J. C. Edwards. here. The crown itself is black and white, and thelettering black on white, mounted on brown; thelatter may be supplanted by black or an}^ other darkshade. In introducing the next three novelty cards, Nos.3, 5 and 6, we are simply…
Clothing and dress
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