Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-10-04
TO MAKE MONEY
During the Hard Times, Secure an Agency for the
Celebrated
Robbins Family Washer.

| This machine has been ON TRIAL for the past six
months in every State and Territory in the Union,
and the almost unanimous verdict is: II /
: Your Washer has Proved Complete Success
Some of the reasons why this popular verdict has
been reached may be found in these facts: { : :
+ sn snsEsy knW
through ot the rg y
moved by mater force there is rubbing or friction
ABOUT 1t. This principle is the only one that has
ohers to 6a tne IN en of or
essential points, The Robbins Washer wi cleanse
pare table or bed linen It will not nur s,tb the most as
delicate fabric. Tits the greatest be acher extant
price of the machine 1t is simple selfoperating.
never gets out Of order and will last life time It
oBBIN Ssy WA eaffEis you can
H the hsrd drudgery Of the wash board among
in the land, You want KoBBISs WAsHER si You
one. The Retail Price is only $3.50. SO 10 'uS
~, sample to those desiring Agencies, $500
, Inc philosophy of the Washer is fully explained in
the following circular, which is full of valuable in
formation mat to housekeepers we bespeak for it
:. In bringing the Robbins Washer before the public
II becomes necessary to take into brief
which, although so common is yet i1nperfectlv nm
derstood Having had lifelong experience in The
hotels, public laundries, asylums, hospitals, &cwe
know whereof we speak. The numerous devices of
tors, wash boilers &c, have all done very we'll
SO 1ar IS it possible for such principles aud devil
the three essential points VIZ The saving Of labop
the and tear Of clothes or in perfectly extract.
opshed RoBBINs L1rIE W WAsHEs
1 What is id that Removes the Dirt:
You may ask all washerwomen and housekeepers,
ana your answer from nine out of ten will be, Plen
ty OF elbow grease; or, in other words, plenty OF
hard, laborious rubbing JeNsashboard. And such
cloth then You have to ,ub Il i to make the dirt
soluble But does that remove it? No; to do that
an / ui.ubi III
ogoe to Jorc@ 55a5er through the fabric. That what
removes DIRT, after being softened ythe chemical
The way in which this could be the most economi-
cally accomplished is what we have so long and SO
been developed in the LITTLE WAsHER that ems ems
bodles allthe above named points.
All the aforesaid mechanical devices have many OBJ
Jectlonabe features. 1t is harder work TO operate
them than to use the common wasllboard. They are
constantly getting out of ORDER and, at the best, wear
out in short time They wear out clothes ten times
lsa hundred per cent greater than can possibly be
applied to that article They take the entire time of
VIII not perfectly remove streaks from clothes.
The Principle OF the little Washer
embodjes all the essential points. First have the
to discharge the dirt. second we obtain powerful
suction beneath the clothes, which causes a rapid
fnem thereby remG0g the dirt Third, we use lafge
Gody o. .sae, which holds the dirt in solution. Thus
> The Washer is COMPOSED of solid galvanized iron,
Wllcil VIII not rust corrOde. There are two sizes
the No |, or family size for ordinary household use,
ana z or hotei size, suitable for country hotels
boarding houses laundres, &c.
al!llly size weighs pounds, is only 7incheg long
Dy . inches vide by Ia inches deep. The discharge
pipe H1nches nigh over that, ana is II inches in
diameter. 1t throws water in solid, uIibroken
stream at the rate of - 20 gallons per minute will
VIII do the work in boiler nearly twice that size
thereby enabling You to do twice much, or the |
same amount in half the time 1t takes only 3ounces
or soap to 10 or 20 gallons water and viii wash house
hold llnen such as bed and table linen, boiler full
IN ten or fifteen minutes, and do perfectly; wear
ing apparel IN from fifteen to twenty five minutes,
AM. VIII remove all streaks without any rubbing; re-
qulres no previous preparation of the Clothes such
as soaking over night etc We take the clothes dry
fiji the boiler full as it viii hold, by gently press
ing them down with stick. We chemicals |
only good soapand soft water. If the water is hard
II may be softened by small piece of borax whicus
perfectly harmless.
The No.2 small hotel size, will do the work in a
bolief TOUR times the size OF a common family boiler
ana wash OF average pieces from 800 to per day.
or 1T may be used in any smaller boiler. They will
work in anything that has bottom large enough for
them to rest upon.
Our Method of Handling.
We want agents everywhere throu ghout the United
states IN every State, county, town, and hamlet.
Washer, s. But will sell sample machi ues of No
Washer at So; No. 2, small hotel size at ST. Can
yassers Tor this Washer can make money with
It than with anything ever before offered the pub
nc AS Tor instance, we established two agencies |
20 test the sal Of the Washer upon its merits-one
IL Naugatuck, Conn., and one in Providence, r. I. |
The former, Mr.. Charles Daniels, in town of about