The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-23

his up-to-date method OF handling
every line of his work. They were
shown the big pressing room, where
the latest type OF steam pressers
were working, the special laboratory
for the "spotting' of ladies' fine
waists and garments and finally the
immense dry cleaning department
in the rear that, filled with the la
test type of gasoline machines,
washers and centrifugal wringers,
was a veritable beehive OF indus
try. As they were walking to the
office Charlie remarked that Mr..
Buchanan was certainly equipped to
do fine work
"They certainly do fine work re-
marked uncle emphatically. "The
Buchanan Dry Cleaning Plant holds
an enviable place here, for they Ger
tainly know how to clean, dye and
press clothes to perfection. Their
speciality, if you can call it such, is
the cleaning of ladies fine evening
gowns, silks, organdics, mulls and
laces, for that department receives
especial attention. There is no odor
left by their process of cleaning
and they make but a nominal charge
for small repairs. They nave skilled
dry cleaners and only expert press
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nave '"''eu ,'''' 'T"'"''o' l,i OS
honeSt careIul WORK ucn' as you
saw 'hCy make a SpeCl"''y oI cIe%'I-
ing and renoyatlng straw mats Tor
both ladies and gentlemen return
ing them just like new. / also want
Charlie to come in here tomorrow
and get measured for 4 couple OF
good suits, made by the Ed V.
Price Tailoring Co. OF Chicago.
They are perfect in fit and style and
will give him every satisfaction as
,thev have me-"
Mr.. Buchanan was telling me OF
an amusing incident that happened
to Young local Elk here the other
night" said uncle as they climbed
into the machine.
"He was pressing his sweetheart
TO his breast. when her sister Ell
tered the room suddenly. The low
ers drew apart with great haste, and
the sister with an Excuse me-
turned to 20.
"But the Young man deemed ar
explanation necessary. He said
| Don't go. We have lust been meas
uring to see who is the taller.
The intruder. standing by tn,
door, looked at the lovers intcnty
Then a delicate smile fitted owe
her pretty face, and she said:
"'You are both about the sam,
height, but think sister is mucl
the redder."
"Uncle Henry" said Nellie, "IC
: like to buy some toile. articles anc
presents for the folks in Toronto
, Where shall we go for them"
"To the best store in town.
, promptly answered her uncle. wv
we will go over to the Bomar Druj
Company. IS North Washington
street They are the leading drug
gists in the city and have the fines
line | ever saw"
After meeting Mr.. w. 6. Bomai
the proprietor. Nellie was lookin
> over the beautiful display and max
ing her selections when uncle calle
I the attention of the young folks t
the thoroughly modern appearanc
about the store, and explained abou
l how Mr.. Bomar had established a
8 excellent reputation for the accu
. racv of their prescription depart
ment in which two registered phar
, macists were regularly employed
!, 81 feel perfectly safe in bringing
> prescription here to be filled" h
y continued, "for the Bomar Dru
: Company fully recognizes the re
. sponsiblity of their calling and pee
y pie who get their prescriptions file
- here can always depend upon drug
:, of recognized purity"
= pheasant gentlemen, aren'
y they?" remarked Nellie as the
waited for her Symphony Lawn st;
. tionery and other purchases to
y wrapped. "I'm so glad you got n
4 that Almond Cream lotion for m
" y face is awfully chapped from dri,
ing in this wind. And never dram
nicer milk drink in my life"
4 This is the best liked pharmacy
u the citv" emnha+ic,Il,, rama Il,