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Chinese prisoner. [graphic].
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B. Miller, segars, tobacco, stationery, toys &c., 1822 S. Seventh St., Phila. [graphic].
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The Dancing Chinaman. An amusing cut-out. [graphic] / Lawrence Semon.
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A joyous Christmas and a happy New Year [graphic] : Geo. Remsen Jr. & Co., Stationers & engravers, 815 Arch St. Phila.
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Tuesday, August 15, 1905. The Ladies clothing emporium. She and I[?] take an umbrella to [the?] and get our first look at the heathen Chinee. [graphic].
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[P. Madeira trade cards]
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Wanamaker’s ladies’ & gents’ dining rooms, 42 N. 8th St., bel. Arch, Geo. W. Wanamaker. [graphic].
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Use the agate iron ware, as it never rusts or leaks, and loudly are its praises sung by every tongue that speaks. [graphic].
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H.A. Weymann, dealer in watches, clocks and jewelry, 156 North Second St., Philadelphia. [graphic].
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Just a little Chinaman laundry work fine, will cookie, washee, ironie if you'll be his valentine [graphic].
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The Inasmuch Mission
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The Inasmuch Mission [graphic] / Frank H. Taylor.
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China. E.F. Keeler, druggist, Groton, Ct. [graphic].
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L.C. Smith, druggist, (successor to A.W. Rice), Rockville, Conn. Drugs, medicines, toilet requisites, etc., etc. prescriptions compounded day or night. Prices the lowest. Goods strictly pure. [graphic] / Bufford, Boston
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Laque de Chine [graphic] / J.M.
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Major E. Newell, with Genl. Tom Thumb's Museum. H.R. Jacobs, manager.
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Major E. Newell, with Genl. Tom Thumb's Museum. H.R. Jacobs, manager. [graphic].
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The celluloid corset clasps side & dress steels.
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Sharpless & Sons, Philadelphia. [graphic].
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Celluloid waterproof collars, cuffs & shirt bosoms. [graphic].
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Celluloid cuffs, collars & bosoms, water & perspiration proof [graphic].
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Use Muzzy's starch [graphic].
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Superstitious Chinese children covering their faces to avoid being photographed [graphic].
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Boston boot and shoe and gents’ furnishing house, also, a fine line of hats, caps, trunks, valises &c. At no. 253 South Clark St., near Jackson, Chicago. L. F. Shanovski, - proprietor. [graphic].
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Old processee starchee no goodee. It smellee rots & makee shirts yellee.” "I will never use any other but the New Process Starch." New Process Starch. Manufactured only by the Firmenich Manufacturing Company, Peoria, Ill. [graphic].
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A Chinese laundry in Philadelphia [graphic].
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Day's soap does it. [graphic] : Washee, washee, see him rub on his washboard in the tub; see him wash and smile with glee for he's from hard labor free; with Day's soap his work is done when his rivals just begun. / Avil & Co. lith.
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The tables turned [graphic] : You sabe him! Kealney must go!
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Enterprise Congress-World's Fair.
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The Heathen Chinee. [graphic].
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The Smile that was childlike. [graphic].
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[Chas. McKeone & Son Soap Manufacturing Co. trade cards]
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[Chas. McKeone & Son Soap Manufacturing Co. trade cards]
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[Chas. McKeone & Son Soap Manufacturing Co. trade cards]
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No more Chinese cheap labor. Celluloid cuffs, collars & bosoms. [graphic].
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“Universal family” Soapine, Kendall Mfg. Co., Providence, R.I. [graphic].
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Celluloid waterproof collars, cuffs & shirt bosoms. [graphic] : Economical, durable, handsome.
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The Hunters three and O.N.T. [graphic].