The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-25

There are Motor 6prings beneath the tub.
 These springs do noarly all the hard work, when once you start them going Ana shis wasnins S ma
 There are slats on the inside bottom of the tub.
 Thess slats act ss paddles, to swing the water in the same direction you reVolve the tub.
 You throw the soiled clothes into the tub flrst. Then you throw enough water over the clothes to doat them.
 clothes to anchor thoms and to press them down.
 This cover has slots it's lower side to grip the clothes and hold them from turning around when the tub turne
 Nov, we are all ready forquick and easy washing
 You grasp the upright handle on tho Side of the tuband, with #, you revove the tub one-third way round, till ik strikee notor-epring.
 This motor-sprins throws the tub back till ie strikes tho other motorsprns, which in turn throws it back on the first motor sprinR.
 The machine must have Q little help from you' aa every swing, bus the motor.springs, and the ball. bearings, do practically all the hard work
 You can sit in e rocking chair and do all thab the washer requires of you. 4 child can run is easily tuI oA eiosoeS'
 When youreyolVe the tub the clothes don move
 But tho water moves like a milI race shrongh the
 T6s paddles on the tub bottom drive the soapy water THROUGH aud through the clothes at every swing the tub Back and forth in and out Of every fold, and through every mesh in the cloth. the hot soapy water runs like torrent Thss bow carries away all the dirt from the clothes, in from six t0 ten minntes by the clock.
 fabrics WITHOUT ANY hUDDlNCfI-Wltuo any WEAR and TEAR from the washboard.
 It will wash the fnestlace fabric without breaking athread or button. and it will wash heavy. dirty carpet with equal ease and Tepidity. Fifteen % twenty garments, or five large bed.sheetss can Do Washed ct one time with this ''1900' Washer.
 child can do this in six to twelve minutes better than any able washer-wonan could do the same clothes in TwICR the time with three times the wear and tear from the washboard.
 This is what we AZ, now how do we PROVE its
 We send any reliable person our 1e0g' Washer free of charge, on full month's trial, and We even pay the freight out of our own pockets.
 No cash deposit is askod' no notes' no contract
 You may use the waEher four wee:;s at our ex. pence If you lind it won't wash as many clothes in FOUR hours as you can wash by hand in EIGHT hours you send it back to the railway station' =
 But. If, from c month's actual use, you are con. ylnced ii saves HALE tho time in Washlng, does the work better and docs 1t twice as easily as h could be done by haad' you Keep tne machine: :,,, q. Remember that 60 cents 10 part of Ehas the Ina. chine saves you every week on your oWnt or on Q l Sa76ef=Wonanrs labor. We eintend that the s190V' Wsshsr shall pay for itse and thus nothing. You don'F Tisk cent from first to last. and you finn 6,v it untl you have had a full months trial. Could Me afford to pay freight on thousands Of theSs Tnacfnes every month, if we did not positively l KNOW they would do all we claim for themf Can you afford to be without machine thas VII ao your l STsShinS in HALF THE TIME, with half the wear and tear of the vashboard, when you can have that nnchtne for month free trtals and letbPAK FOR l yTsELF7 This offer may be withdrawn at any time N overerowdB factory, write us TODAY, while the oner is still open and while you think oft. The postage stamp is all you risk Write me personally on this ofter viz; R. F.. | Bieber, General Manager of '19op' washer Com. | pany. B696 Henry St. Blnghsmtons New York l 0r sSs YonFe St. Toronto. osnadA