The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-03
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When I was in Philadelphia last iahi
was going up Fourth street when my at
~tention was attracted by a sign IN front
of a laundry which read wen be a
Mother to You" Then followed these
lines:
Wen wash for you
Wen mend for you.
In fact we'll even dye for you.
The originality of the sign caught me
for a patron while I remained in the city.
Now there's q difference in aundries'
Some laundries viii give you back In ex-
| change for . shirt a b~uttonhoie Win
nothing around it, while Others VIII de-
liver it TO you in sections. The Chinamah
squirts water through his teeth ana per-
meates YOU laundry with opium ana
other noxious odors.
Were YOU ever I'm a modern laundry
Did you ever see one of those mammoth
mangling machines for drying and ironing
sheets and table cloths? l never saw one
of these machines until yesterday. IL
made me think of a b-periectlns
printing press Of the Bullock or hoe
make. 1t is the only one in town, ana is
the property of the finely equipped lauo-
dry of Messrs. William q j. Hen
nessey at the corner OF BROOK
and Arnold streets. Drop In there
and see it some time. 1t Will interest
you. At my request Mr.. William Hen
nessey, a very pleasant gentleman py the
way. courteously piloted me upstairs ana
down and revealed to me the inside WORK
ings of a laundry OF the modern style.
The old style Of manual labor Is u pacA
number and the exchange has been 10 IN
l telligent attention to machinery
which does everything but .en
you how to do your WorA
: The machine does everything. shirts arr
starched by machine and collars py th'
Q barrel. Gas heats the rollers and nec'
:, and wrist bands are ironed in quick order
a Machines iron and polish the posoHs
t Machines wiring the clothes after they ar
g washed. and when they receive the las
t finishing touches they are put into a drye
s In which the heat register as high as ~
s degrees. Telephone 1875 reaches Tn
Office and five collecting and dc
II livery wagons are constantly EN-
% ployed. The Acme Steam Laundry 9
Is the Messrs. Hennessey is a credit I
/ the city, and equipped as 1t Is with IN
1t latest improved modern machinery Is pre-
,r pared to execute work in any quantity !
q, a prompt and satisfactory mGnper' n
VS. cloth destroying chemicals are allowed !
$. this laundry to whiten or cleanse, as e,
p~erience has long since demonstrated
es many instances that such methods mea
40 failure in the end. Soap, water, lap'
y. saving machinery, the latter SO ADJUST.
IN as to avoid the usual wear and tear OF u
ch primitive washboard-and there you ar
I'D
St,
va Do you believe in skillful massage trea
IS. ment? III you do drop me a postai ca
he and / will direct you to a doctor VINO
tn charge is 50 an hour, regular price 20, w
NO can reduc your weight at least ~ pour
an inside of a month with one treatment
i'll day. He is a physician thoroughly vers
er in the art of massage, in regular practi
he and a gentleman in every sense OF I
word.
The "Althan Quaker bread" is havinI
eet great sale. 1t has met with instantane
ars success among housekeepers who dread
cook in warm weather. Just ask "
'ok grocer for it. Insist upon having IL al
ded will be a great factor in making thii
cry pleasant in the household.
md
lree / may have something which Will int
the est bicycle riders in tomorrow's paper.
Call up 1926 to call for your laundry