S. & J. Baumgartner

Clothes soaked for an bour in a tub of hot water in which som? of The Dingman Soap has been dissolved, and covered over with a thick cloth of auy sind to keep the hot steam in ;he tub, will require little or no rubbing, as the dirt will squeeze or wring right out. It is the great labor saver and invention of the aare. Remember the name of Dmgman, and beware of imitations claiming to be like it, as there is no soap made like the Dingman soap is made. Ask for it, and take no other until you try it. For sale by