The ladysmith's marketing campaign

*Bree-Town is peppered with posts and bills as it is, but among them are pieces indicating an ambitious smith who lives in Combe, urging the men and women of the Bree-lands to take the walk to Combe, boasting "finer quality weapons and armour than are available at any other public vender in the Bree-lands", the slogan at the end appears to be either a jab at men or a call to the females of Bree, declaring they "fight like a girl" with her equipment.  The bills are also sporting a crude drawing of a woman with brown hair waving a smithing hammer above her head, as if to indicate the text above her, the slogan.  Each bill appears signed by "Bethony Linden"*