PALMERSTON NORTH STEAM DYE WORKS.

Evening Post, Volume XCVII, Issue 142, 18 June 1919, Page 12

PALMERSTON NORTH STEAM DYE WORKS.

M. V. Dallas, Proprietor. Everyone who has travelled knows how difficult it is to get suits, costumes, and other garments properly pressed, cleaned, or dyed, but the rosicleirts of Palmerston North and district are fortunate in having in their midst a thoroughly reliable, and up-to-date establishment for all works pertaining to this trade, We refer to M. V. Dallas's steam dye works just below the Pos-t Office. No better indication of the satisfactory* workmanship obtainable here can be given than the fact that suits, costumes, hjits, feathers, etc., come to be treated at Dallas's from many distant parts, and everyone who has tried this establishment always speak in the highest terms of praise of the way their work is carried out. A member of an American party who recently visited Palmerston North was overheard to remark on the train when leaving the town that she had had her suit—costume was probably meant—cleaned arid pressed at Dallas's better than she could have got it done in the States, Sydney, or any other place their company had so far visited. This is a compliment to be proud of, and the same satisfaction awaits you at the Palmerston North steam dye works. Bring along your suits, costumes, evening dresses, gloves, drapery; etc. Cleaned equal to new.