Evening journal., 1913-11-14
ConIlnned from mo PaEe.

Continued from First Page.
Quite unconsciously, remembered
the number, and | am glad did.
Sayer Bros. do beautiful work.,
both IN dry cleaning ano dyeiug and
nave patrons both in and outside the
ty. City patrons may call up suu
Aavc their garments called for aud
reiar1ed BY automobile delivery.
'Vnstruoted them 10 call for a gown. J
wished 10 have cleaned and then vis-
tied the store in person.
One OF the very nice pruprietors,
Mr. Abe Sayer, explained the wonder
lnl process. aud IL is unquestionably
The greatest and only method for
cleaning clothes.
Garments arc first scientifically
busted By means whereby Il Is im-
possible 10 injure the most delicate
fabric A thorough rinsing with gas
oline follows. This is accomplished
in great wonderful washers. or
drums which are lined with metal,
by a process that handles them With
extreme care There "a careful
rlnsine in fresh gasoline by the same
method. which restores the colors in
materials 20 their original freshness
Dainty DiaphanOus Gowns.
And therein lies the secret OF the
Nell-dressed man or woman show
me q particular dresser Of either soX
and that person Is always patron
Of a good dry cleaner. French
nry cleaning renders garment as
good "a new. and adds long life 10
~. People nowadays realize that a
garment which our grandfsthers
would have discarded because IL look.
3D. "a little shabby" needs only q
dry cleaning 20 make Il new.
The clothing sent 10 sayer Bros. il
cleaned in a spotless sanitary plant
equipped with machinery aud clean
ins devices OF the most costly ant
recent invention There are differ
ent departments for different stage
Of The work each differently equipped
There were scores OF dainty dia
rhanous gowns and wraps there. som
Of the most costly materials and un
mistakable Paris cuts, representa-
thousands OF dollars Furs an
feathers may be sent to Sayer Bros
who also have an envisble reputa
ton for cleaning gloves There az
many ways Of cleaning gloves Saye
Broe. do the work in the modern eff
cient way
Hundreds Of gentlemen are anon
their pleased patrons. After clean
ing, mems suits are placed ON IN
automatic pressers, which also thor
oughly renovate clothing placed upo
them by a steaming process with tha
indescribable nifty look we all know
Ono need not throw away fade
gown or suit. II can be dyed besutifu
~ to one Of any number OF fashionab
shades. ] saw dress that had bee
dyed lovely wistaria shade. Il VIC
splendid work. The lining had bee
removed, dry cleaned. dyed TO match II
material and replaced. Mems suits loo
nne after being dyed.
Diaperies aud All sorts Of portier,
can be successfully dyed. Often the,
porticres especially, become streaked an
faded. A renoyating and dyeing col
feiis them into new material.
Majestic Theatre Visit.
My appointment at the Majestic Ihl
arte yesterday afternoon brought out
great crowd that iammed the thoati
and both sides OF the street In froi
OF IT. and, though ] was compelled
pun the gauntlet OF q double line
active searchers who peered into ca,
others faces in the most comical ma.
ner. / entered and left the theatre m
challenged.
] Will give you this tip. DO not q
ways look for someone nnaccompauis
A gentleman escort was with me wh
entered the Majestic Theatre short
sitter 3 O'Clock
Using the Pennsylvania station
starting point ! walked tho cnti
ilstance up Market on The west ai'
If The street. could see the CROW
,sfors 7 reached the place EveryboI
leemd armed with z COPY Of III
Journal, and. L looked as th0uE
49, %ere eclng 70 20 after me N re-