Wear Clean Clothes Have A Better Time
An old ad promotes dressing well for social events like football games and dances. It urges men to wear clean, dry cleaned clothes to look neat, feel confident, and enjoy social outings.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1938
Page
14
An old ad promotes dressing well for social events like football games and dances. It urges men to wear clean, dry cleaned clothes to look neat, feel confident, and enjoy social outings.
Local rundown item notes deliciously different burgers under the banner Deliciously Different with free delivery on six or more orders and a contact phone number 4519 for calls.
Worthington the Dry Cleaner at 406 Middle Avenue touts growing customer satisfaction from quality cleaning and quick service. The shop highlights modern dry cleaning improvements, trained staff, and crisp pressed garments with oily-dust free finish. A uniformed driver offers pickup and delivery within Elyria area and suburbs. Corky the dog trailer story notes 18-year-old Dick Gringas bicycle enthusiast repurposing a trailer for his dog’s comfort.
The article extols quality in printing, arguing that well printed cards, handbills, folders, and books attract attention amid heavy material. It praises Peat Printing Co on Chestnut Street for its modern adaptive plant, equipment, and ability to handle items from cards to large multi color catalogs, delivering excellent work that yields results.
Swiers Coal Co officials state they maintain a ready supply for consumer demand. The company plans for fall trade during the slack summer months and will stock high grade coal at summer prices. Mine prices are rising, but winter orders will be met with standard coals of recognized quality from their fields.
The Elyria Rockettes sponsor a World’s Fur Dancing Party at the American Legion Hall tomorrow night featuring a Lambeth Walk demonstration and teaching. Danc ling runs 9 PM to 1 AM with the New York World's Fair Artisans, Stage Arts Studio, making their first local appearance with new uniforms and scenic lighting. A floor show by the Rockettes will accompany the event, with proceeds aiding the Rockettes’ trip to the World’s Fair in New York City next summer.
Snow and icy streets are near and emergency readiness matters. Properly adjusted brakes help avoid skids on slippery surfaces. Have your brakes checked tomorrow. Free inspection offered by the Rice Brake Sec.
Warm up for winter by scheduling a full lubrication check at Elyria Super Service Station operated by Frank Aust at West Avenue and Second Street. Trained staff inspect all lubrication points using Mobil products and Willard battery equipment to ensure easy starts and reduced wear.
Expert radio repair offered by Electric Appliance Co at 584 W Broad St. Also mentions Brakes by DeBray Body Shop at 115 Cedar St. Bob Rice runs Rice Brake Service, specializing in car brakes for ten years, performing work personally with modern testing scales and equipment. Relining used on about 96 percent of cars.
A warning against covering cold air registers to avoid furnace damage and wasted coal. Explains how blocking airflow causes overheating, blue fire pots, and poor warmth. Recommends keeping registers open to improve circulation and efficiency. Includes note on radio work and auto radio installation offered by E. R. Smith’s shop with quality parts.
H A Searles, president of Elyria Coach Company, cites motorists who stop for bus riders as the main cause of a $900 deficit in last year's operation. Twelve drivers run buses 5:30 A M to 11:30 P M serving all city areas, and fare losses occur when cars pick up waiting passengers, taking money from the fare box.
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