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Show "LETS TALK DRY CLEANING" S7 Bar Anker The term we regularly use for our dry cleaning method Is "dry cleaning." Yet quite of- ten your dry cleaner must al- ! so be an expert in "wet cleaning." clean-ing." Many of the stains which soil clothes require wet cleaning clean-ing or even washing to remove. re-move. Such common summertime summer-time stains as those from al- I cohollc beverages and soft drinks are examples. Ice cream and many food stains are water soluble and are best removed, by water or moisture. mois-ture. Perspiration is another staining stain-ing agent which may have to be removed by wet cleaning in those areas where it has left the heaviest deposits and caused stiffening of fabric. This problem occurs most often of-ten during the hot weather months as the result of repeated re-peated perspiration. In addition, dry cleaners sometimes turn to moisture spotting where soil is deeply imbedded in a fabric to such an extent thai, water is needed tw iwocii iu In all uch casKTS, wet cleaning is a supplement to dry cleaning. Whatever is needed to restore your fine garments to like-new like-new condition, clean and fresh and wrinkle-free, you can bo sure of the finest cleaning when you call on our experience. exper-ience. Save with our "cash and carry" plan or call for quick pickup and delivery. Cedar Laundry and Dry Cleaners 60 East Lincoln Avenue Phone 586-8112. BORN IN KENTUCKY'S "BOURBON SPRINGS" WHERE THE WORLD'S BEST BOURBON WATER FLOWS ' 1 Waterfill-Frazier THE GREAT KENTUCKY BOURBON FOR OVER 150 YEARS Also Available BOTTLED IN BOND ftOOf ...IBTUU m NTTUI IT lATUflll ADO riMKI f RTllUT 09, IAIMT0WR, n. GIFTS GIFT-MAKiNG SUPPLIES GIFT-MAKING DEMONSTRATIONS See us for supplies and decoration ideas for parade floats. Rainbow Canyons ARTS AND CRAFTS CENTER 98 West Center Phone 586-8969 I ifffir ajLL$100-millioo dollars in the largest f single industrial expansion program in ! IJ im Utah's history to increase copper UQlH I production in Utaju . ISm Yet, in 1 967 when the expansion is )A y completed, Kennecott will not produce more copper than it has in the past. Instead,' production-will be restored-""" f merely to the level of 10 years ago. i The explanation for this lies in the low IIAAQEVv grade ore in theTnghXanyon"" WWgll I Mine. The copper content of the ore iflA0Oft) t has been decreasing gradually nearly II 1 1 iw Clow 20rnhrlastOTearrDlonerThe expansion program will compensate iHQtfi for this decrease. Kennecott's investmenfof $1 00-million H f fllP wiH P0 dividends to the entire State ImULIC ; of Utah. It will assure the Kennecott s -ffa pcryTollsTSVpply-purchases and tax i payments that spread millions of f C'0"0rS rUU t'1, SM Ij - ' J' ; CoppoxJEoxpoxation I pV Ut H , , fr"' Uloh Copper Division |