The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
Let this Machine do Your
4 Washing Free I

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Thoro nro Motor Springs beneath tho tuo: !.
Thcso springs do nearly all tho hnrd Hork. wnoa
onHe you s.af 81 songi Ano h hs does
There nre Stats on tho in8do bottom OF VIC IuD.
Those elots acA os paddles, to swing the water -
tho 1 e. y sn rsv cobes o the tub
Thcn you throw enough wuter over sno ciotnes 70
1oNt them. % ~ 1899 isi. ''9t'hhft%
clothes to onchor thcn. and to prese them down.
Thecovor hns stnta on Its lower eide 70 Grlptho
clothes and hold them from turning around when
tho tub turns. 81 sh5i 5{ia &a
Now, we ate oil ready for quick and easy washing.
You grasp tho upright handle on THO side OF the
tub aud. with 4, you rovolve the tub onetnilo way
round, all s. strikes motor. spring. an a
This motor. eprln9 throws tho tub PACK s'iI 10
strikes the other motor spring, which 10 turn
It bnek on the first niotor.sprinv I.
The machine must have little help from so, ., =.
every swing, but the motor.sprlngs, and tho oan'
beurngs do practically oil the hard WORK. u. (.
You can Of. In rocking chair and do all TINS tho
washcr requires ct you child can run - eael'y
When you revolve tho tub the clothes don't move.
but the water moves like MILL race through the
Tho paddles Oh tho tub bottom drive the soapy
water THROUGH and through tho clotheo az every
svi nv Of the tub Backnnd FORTH In and out OF every
fold and through every mech In tho cloth, tho nov
soapy water runs like torrent This hoy y carries
away all the dirt from tho clothes IN from az e ton
- II drvos the dirt out through the meshes OF Tho
fabrics WITHOUT ANY RUBBING. without any
WEAR and TEAR from tho washboard:
1t will wash tho nestl lace fabric without 6reaKinS
thrcad. button. and Will wash heavy. dirty
carpet with equal ease and rapIdity. Fifteen to
twenty garments or Ave large 6od sheees can %
child can do this in Elk to twelve minutes better
than any able wnshor. woman could do tho snms
clothes In TwION the time, with three ttmes tho
wear and tear from the washboard. d
This Is what We SAY, now how do We PROVE ~
We send oar naS wa sfss
1sSe tho II i freikht out 81 our own pockets.
No cash deposits asked, no notes. no CONTRACTS
q You may use the washer four weeks at our OK.
pense. IT you Ind 1t won wash us many clohes II
-FOUR hours as you can wash by hand IN EIGHT
hours you send IT back to tho railway station n
an R n ssq :
work better and twice easily as It could DO
done by hand. you keep the machine.
Then you mail us 60 cents week till It ia paid for.
81 Remember that 80 cents is part OF what tho mn:
chine savcs you every week on your own, or on O
Tag6e labor. We intend that the 1900
Washer shall for itself and thus cost you nothing
You don't riskp cent from arst TO Last, and you
dom buy It until you have had full month"; trial
= Gould VIC AFFORD 70 pay froiCht on thousands OF
these machines cvory month"; II we did not positively
KNOW they would do all we claim for them2 Dan
you afford 10 be without machine that will DO your
washing In HALE THE TIL E, with half the wear
and tear OF the wasbboard. whep yop can have that
machine Tor q manth' free trial, and letttPAf EOR
ITsELFs THiy Offer may be Withdrawn ut any
mett o3ercrotrds our factory. n. I, laii Y ~
Write NE, Ha,ta tho offer iB stllt obcn, and
while ron think otlt. The postage stamp is oil ron
risk Write mo personally on this offer. VIZ. H. F.
Dieber. General Manager of ''ls0 Washer Com.
peny,! p a.747 Henry St. Binghaiaton. New York
II 5sYonEe ST. Toronto, Canada 4
IL you would have your washing done
at home, without trouble, andIpractfcally
no expense. write to q. F. Bleber, General
Manager, 900 Washer Company P. 5747
Henry Street, Blnghamton, New, York,
or 1855 Yonge Street, Toronto, Canada.