Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-25
The Richmond Daily Register Richmond Madison County KY

Vain pride is a forsotten thine-Out
Fishil
We always get chance to dream
| out FiShin'-
Aud learn the charm of lake aud
Siream-Out Fishin.
\ chap can wash his soul in air
/ THAT isn't roal with selfish care.
I Rrlishin' plain ana simple faro-Onl
Fishm'
! Fishermen have no time fot hate out
Fishin'-
Nor are they ea~cr - DE- ercaI-Oui
I'ishin':
Not always thinking thoughts of sell
Loans piled high on bankers shelf
Never other than Just ourscir-Out
Fishin'
Who ever heard of plotting Schemes
out Fishn-
Anglers are busy with their dreams
OEt I'iShn':
.aur uniform coat Of tan.
Your creed: 70 de- the best ynn can.
= conrad always-m mostly man-Cut
Fishin.
VII" isn't Glad To- mc,t a fricnd-Out
Fishn':-
\ hclpfni hand to always Iend-Out
Fishin'-
y brother Of rod and line
en- lake or stream is always fine
Comes closer to natures design-Out
Fishin'
Glow true that sounds :" cx-
claimed the Colonel.
I'D like to hear that again
some time"
Suppose we 60 over to lunch
nov. said Henry.
Travelling two DAYS on a train
Is not conducive To- keeping one,
clothes in good shape" remarked
Paui. a. Virginia bidding adieu 20
Miss Culton and Miss Miller. they
walked out to the car and feel
a though look like tramp.
What do YOU know about it:
Easiest thing in the world.
promptly answered Uncle Henry.
Wen ride over 10 the office and
works OF The Dixie Dry Cleanerv.
ON Second street. and I'll show
Won a cleaning and pressing eS-
adjustment that is the best Of is
kind in Central Kentucky"
The couple assented. and. upon
reaching the plant. they were pre-
scented to Mr.. George Goodloc.
the proprietor. who gladly showed
them through. explaining as they
went their up-tO-datc method of
handling every line of work.
They were shown the big pressing
room. where the latest type nf
steam prcSScrS were working. the
special laboratory lar the spot
ting al ladies fine waists and
garments. and finally the immense
dry cleaning department adioin-
ing the pressing room that. filled
with the latest type Of gasoline
machines. washers and centrifu-
gal wringerS. and was a veritablc
beehive of industry. As they
were walking to the office. Paul
remarked that the Dixie" was
certainly equipped to do fine
work"
They have the best reputation
in the city" remarked Uncle en-
phatically.
There is no odor left by their
process OF cleaning. Tor they have
. skilled dry cleaner OF twenty
years experience. two years OF
which he spent in Chicago. and
only expert preSScrS. who thor
ougIily know how To remove the
soil and stains. frightening up all
coiors. freShening up all fabrics.
and who understand how to take
ont creaSeS and wrinkles. thereby
renewing the shape of the gar
ment 50 that it looks like new.
! hey are also the only place in
town where ! would care To send
a fine panama hat Tor special
blocking and cleaning. Then. -
YOU saw. they make a specially
OF cleaning and re-Shaping gloves.
Tor which they have special glove
sharorS. and theii rug department
with their new Vacuum machine
for extracting dirt. where they
clean. wash and rc->ize the finest
rugs. is one of the busiest parts OF
plant.
Some pretty fine building for
cleaning. would say" comment
cl Paul. a. they left.
1T was built and planned cs-
pecially for model cleaning eS-
adjustment" replied Henry.
Tor in case OF fire. they can
quickly throw live steam into
either department. and with their
gasoline underground storage
system. the largest of any clean
ing establishment in Central
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