Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 25, 1949
Caption:
A SECTION OF THE WOOL FINISHING DEPT. 1. In the above illustration, you see the most modern of presses in a number of various shapes, all operated by high pressure steam and electric vacuum. In this department, highly experienced pressers give that new looking appearance to your garments. 2. Garments hanging on the right, on the over-head conveyor, have been scientifically cleaned. All spots have been removed from the garments and they are ready to go through their final treatment.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 2, 1949
Caption:
THE ABOVE ILLUSTRATION SHOWS OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT. In this department an experienced tailor on men's and especially ladies' clothing takes care of all alterations, repairs, making new pockets, sewing zippers, etc.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 2, 1949
Caption:
THIS ILLUSTRATION SHOWS THE FINISHED GARMENT RACKS. Here garments await your demand to be put into service. Thus ends our brief tour...you have now followed your garment through the complete dry cleaning and finishing process.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 2, 1949
Caption:
THIS IS THE FINAL INSPECTION AND ASSEMBLY DEPARTMENT. Fully finished garments come to this department via an overhead conveyor. Each garment goes through a scrupulous inspection for correct finishing, missing buttons, small rips, etc. If for any reason the garment is found unsatisfactory it is sent to the proper department to be re-done. If the garment is found satisfactory in every respect, it is identified and placed on one of the circular assembly racks. All items belonging to the same order are automatically assembled on one section of these two racks.