The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-24
Let this Machine do your
WASHING Free.

There are Motor Springs beneath the tub.
These springs do nearly all the hard work. wheA |
chine works as easy as a bicycle wheel does.
There are Stats on the inside bottom of tho tub.
These Stats act - paddles, to swing the water In
You throw the soiled clothes into the tub first.
Then you throw enough water over the clothes to
float them.
clothes to anchor them, and to press them down.
This cover has Stats on ito lower side to grip the
clothes and hold them from turning around when
Now, we are all ready for quick and easy washing
You grasp the upright handle on the side Of the
tub and, with IT, you revolve the tub onethird way
round, till Il strikes amotor.spring.
This motor.sprine throws the tub back tn II
strikes the other motor spring, which in turn throws
It back on the first motor.spTlng.
The machine musthave a little help from You, az
every swing, but the motor.springs, and the ball.
bearings, do practically all the hard work.
You can sit in rocking chair and do all that the
washer requires Of Jon. child can run 1t easily
But tho water moves like Mill race through ths
T6s paddles on the tub bottom drive tho soapy
water THROUGH and through the clothes at every
swing Of 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 Thisis carries
all the dirt from the Clothes in from Ok e ten
minutes by the clock
Il drives the dirt out through the meshes Of the
fabrics WITHOUT ANY RUBBINd.-uithout any
NEAB and TEAR from the washboard:
II will wash the fnestlace fabric without breaking
thread, or button and it will wash heavy dirty
carpet with equal ease and rapidly. Fifteen to
twentv narments. or Eve large bed-sheets, can DO
washed at one time with this 'rsoo' Washer.
child can do this in six TO twelve minutes better
than any able washer.wom could do tie same
clothes in TWICE the time, with three times the
wear and tear from the washboard.
This is what we SAY, now how do We PRoYHits
f We
| pay the freight out of our own pockets.
No cash deposit Is asked. no notes, no contract
no security.
pense. II you Ind 1t won't wash as many clothes IN
/ FOUR hours a. you can wash by hand in EIGHT
hours you send 1t back to the railway station. =
that sail.
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work better and does twice as easily as It could be
done by hand, you keep the machine.
Then you mail so cents week till 1t fS paid for
i Remember that 50 cents Is part of what the ma:
chine saves you evory week on your own, OF on 9
Washer.Woran' . labor. Weintend that the '19oc'
washer shall pay for itself and thus nothing
You don't risk cont from first to last, and you
dom buy It until you have had full month trial
Gould We afford to pay freight on thousands q
these rnc6inee evcry month, If did not positively
:, KNOW they would do all we claim tor themt Gar
you afford to be without machine that VIII 90 your
Mashine In HALF THE TIME, with half the veal
and tear Of the dashboard, when you can have tha
machine for month free trial, and letitPAY Eof
, ITSELF This offer may be withdrawn at AM
time It overcrowds our factory.
Write Us TO-DAY, while the oner V san open, AM
while yOu think OF it The postage stamp Is all yoI
risk. Write me personally on this otter, viz: 3.
Bieber. General Manager Of "1s00' Washer Com
!. pany, b723 Henry st, Binghaunton, New York
Or sss Xonge St. Toronto, Canada