The outstanding feature of modern dry-cleaning is its sanitary character. If your clothes journey to one of those haphazard little shops favoured by your domestic staff which send back your clothes more or less in order (though it is not unknown that "another Master's" trousers have appeared when the paper parcel was unpacked—the "other Master" being invariably of a size too large or too small for hi: ments to
even as an emergency measure—and more be of any use to the miserable or less clean, you will notice that sou always have to wait days for the work of cleaning to be completed. The gruesome explanation for this is that the cleansing solution used has to wait until sufficient garments have assembled to share the bath with yours. or that someone else is wearing them.
One of the most attractive features of the modern system is that every garment
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.