The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-02-14
public life here. But she knows her
business Thoroughly, and that's what

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counts"
I'VE must not fail to send out
our laundry to-day" said Virginia,
as they finished luncheon.
why not go over to the laun-
ldry?" asked uncle. I'VE have a few
moments to spare. Well stop at the
Office, IA West Sixth street and leave
Jour order with Mr.. M. H. H. Davis,
then We'll run over to the works 141
West Seventh street, and I'll show
lyou just what the workings of a
really modern and up-to-date laun-
Of"
Arriving at the works of the Bour-
bon Laundry, and after meeting Mr..
IT. NJ. Funk, they were taken in
charge and courteously shown
through the plant, evincing much in
terest in the many machines that
were laundering shirts and collars
and family washing by the thousand.
my, what lot of machinery they
have here" remarked Virginia, as
they stood watching the eight vari-
Gus machines shirt was finished by.
II should say yes," replied Henry.
Few people in Paris realize the
Bourbon Laundry is the model place
you see it is. Nevertheless, they en-
lplOy large number of hands, turn
IOut thousands of pieces of work
every day and have all the very lat
est machinery from the big Betz
1OO-1nch fiat work ironers up to and
including the dry tumblers and huge
iconveyor dryer you see over here by
the wall. All their laundry is care
fully and thoroughly washed, which
is something 1 like and they take
such splendid care of ladies' waists
and fine lingerie, that there is genu-
inc pleasure in opening up a bundle
of Bourbon laundry-everythi is
there, properly laundered and not
worn out.
''This is as nice little laundry as
live ever been in" interrupted Vir-
ginia, land did you notice what an
Exceptionally nice class of employees
they -had?"
Its the most model laundry in
this part of Kentucky" replied
Henry. I'm light and ventilation,
they have done much to promote
health and welfare of their en-
ployes, which goes far toward turn
ing out the high grade of work they
are noted for.
i "As you see, their laundry is alb
solutely sanitary, and is always open
for inspection. In fact, they are
anxious for the public to visit their
laundry, where one can see that no
injurious chemicals are used and
where they have the latest machin-
cry known. They turn out finished
family washings at much less cost
than a private laundress can do it,
and a point especially like is they
are so careful in sewing on buttons.
They have a fine delivery system
Ialso, for I've always found them
willing to go out of their way to give
good service, which is winning for
them admiring customers. Now,
suppose we say good-bye?"
81 wish you young folks would
come with me for few moments, ~
said Henry, as they left the laundry
There is a little business I wish to
attend to before the closing hour
Arriving at the Peoples Deposit
Bank and Trust Company, uncle in
PRODUCED the young folks to Mr.. S.
E. Bedford, the President, Mr.. G. X.
Thomas, the Vice-President and
Cashier, and Mr.. Geo. L. Doyle, the
Assistant Cashier of the bank, after
which he deposited a thousand dol
lars to the young folks credit as an
additional gift to begin life on.
"The Peoples-Deposit is the larg-
est and most progressive bank in
this section of the State" he said,
being established since 1851, and
with which 1 have done business for
years. While they are conservative
in all their dealings, yet their relia-
BILE methods of doing business have
won for them the confidence of the
entire community.
Il see by their latest report they
had on hand resources close to
422,500.00. Then again, their de-
posits of around $913,0OO.OO are
something any bank should be proud
of, showing the absolute confidence
of all classes of people in this in
stitution."
Uncle also insisted on Virginia
opening personal saving account.
And see that each week adds some
thing to it," he said. Money ahead
gives one independence. 1t brings
contentment for the present and
lends sense of security to the fu-
ture. The best way to learn the
value Of a dollar is to go try and
borrow one, but the person having a
savings account here drawing per
cent. interest doesn't have to do
that"
| "Confidentially in my will, which
I made last fall, have the Peoples
/ DeDOSit Bank and Trust Comnonv