Ann Arbor Steam Carpet Beating Company

It is seldom we find an establishment of tilt above character outside of lárge cities, and the people of Aun Arbor can consider themselves particularly fortúnate in having snch an institution in their midst. Mr. E. J. Stilson, one of the proprietors of the above works, carae from Detroit last May, and opened an establishment at 20 Detroit st, for the continuation of his business. He thoroughly under8tands the process of carpet cleaningand his workgives entire satisfaction. He cleans clothing, carpets, rugs, etc, and makes a specialty of refitting and relaying carpets. A special feature witli Mr. Stilson is in feather renovating by the hot air method, a process whieh removes all dirt, dust and impurities from the feathers and restores thern to their ! inal bouyancy. All persons should have their feather beds renovated at least once every five years and especially after a bed has been occupied by a sick person. The steaming vapors of the Manmee river are not more evil in their effect npon human liealth tlian are the effluvia thrown oö' bv feathers that are in constant use without being properly cleaned. Mr. Stilson employs none but competent and trustworthy hands and guarantees all work done to be perfectly satisfactory or no pay, while the prices charged are mucñ lower than c-ity prices. Goods called for and delivered promptly. Remember the Ann Arbor Steam Carpet Beating Works when you need any work in this line. He gives special attention to taking up, cleaning and relay ing canvas for either public or private parties and has the best of facilities for such work.