Alma record

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ffl known FOtMsg pe7pe of this city.

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the Fir-' i.jpt.sf eh'trch

TooW Dose of Laudanum.

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spondent nwr her domestic situation,

Mrs .1 A Lockarl a'tempted inteMi

in her ia'.a In the Fot r Monk, by

takltiK S liberal dose of laudanum

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woman's husband and she will BTOR

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The host product

is that of well paid,

contented workmen

under congenial con

ditions and in cheer

ful surroundings.

Clothcraft Clothes

are made in a model

plant. There is light,

air and every modern

improvement.

There are separate

dining rooms for men

and women: and hot

tea and coifee are

served each meal.

The tcnict and! dressing rooms are bright f

tractive and ampty targe.

No philanthropy about it just business.. The

Clothcrafters want the best work in the worM in

Clothcraft Clothes and that means that the best

workers must make them. They want their

people to be comfortable and in good health for

their mutual good.

Every Clothcraft garment is made in the

Ctothcraft Ptant. Nothing is farmed out."

Clothcraft quality cannot be produced by the

sweat-shop method.

Clothcraft has a doren distinct features not

found in any other ready-for-service clothing and

the btg feature is that all the cloth used is wool,

all wool and nothing but wool. 4 And this it true

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Alma record. (1905). Alma, Mich., 1905-03-31. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85038709/1905-03-31/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Alma record, 1905-03-31.