SELLERS' WASHERS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXIII, Issue 19, 21 January 1901, Page 2

SELLERS' WASHERS.

Thanks to persistent and judicious advertising, Messrs, Dixon and Bates have succeeded in gaining for the Sellers' Washer* a local reputation which - has 1)0' n greatly enhanced by the flat- i turing testimonials of those who have purchiiKß'l these labor-saving machines. We hive the authority of those who have used the washers for spying that no p'oporly equipped hou?e should without them, and thmt the man who values the happiness of his wife should, if i-he has not already experienced the pleasure of putting her clothes through a Bdlers'j get her ono at onee. The washers are constructed of the very best slid specially selected pitch pine, thoroughly seasoned, and strongly hooped with the best quality of steel. The wheels are properly bored and studded, and therefore ensure quietness and ease in working. The staves and bottoms are corrugated in such a way on the inside as to taper off evenly where the bottom joins the side of the tub, thus leaving neither cracks nor crevices for catching any fabric or for the accumulation of dirt. The washer can be easily aired, which also ensures cleanliness. Those of our readers who have had the privilege of using the washer will know what we mean ; those who have not, should acquire the knowledge as soon as possibe. It is claimed fur Sellers' Washers that they wash cloth's perfectly clean, they work smoothly and easily, they cannot tear the clothes, they adjust themselves to the size of the wash, so you can wash one shirt as well as ten (if you are lucky enough to have the latter number). The rubber wringers are so attached to the washer as to allow the water to run back into the tub when wringing ; the washers close tight, thus retainii.g tie heat in the water for a , long time, and preventing the odour of foul steams rising from the clothes, to the'injury of health. Washing can be 1 got through in one quarter of the usual time by the use of the washer, and a wife's temper remains unimpaired and her beauty untarnished. Mi«s Retford the New Plymouth agent, will tell yon all this if you c*li upon her, and will , show you the testimonials received , fioin purchasers of Sellers' Washers which are numerous and flattering.