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Do not allow the stain to dry out and stay unrirtsed or unwashed for too long. Milk and cream stains "age" -- and that means they can become permanently fixed in the very fibers of the fabric. Dry CI tunable Garments. I-EAVE I COMPLETELY ALONE. Do not Hub in any way. This only forces j the milk and cream Into the fabric and makes it more difficult to remove. TELL I'S ABOUT THE STAIN. We can then employ special "spot-digesting" techniques prior to regular cleaning. Abovf all, bring the garment in to «* cleaned m scon after stainifcg aft possible. The hazard of '"aging* (hence, ftvtng) the stain is eves worse with dry clcandble g**. metits, at* they're more expensive We can assure you that if yot| observe the simple precautions above you'll insure much life to both the washabi* and - dry-cleanable garments m your whole family's wardrobe. ; And whether it's milk or creaiit^ -- or something else -- that has stained your garment, you're at* ways assured of better spot ramoval and more thorough clean* ing The SANTTONE Way whejft you BRING IT TO -- RAINBOW CLEANERS, North Front Stn4t around the corner north of N^ tional Tea. PHONE 927 for pickup service or save 10% cash & carry. Miss K. K. Harrison of Ring1* wood says, "I take my dry cleaning to RAINBOW because -- RAINBOW CLEANERS' service is prompt, and all things are cleaned without the odors usual* ly found. It to Shop At Home Pfcft FROM SEPARATING A UNITED PEOPLC, THE TIME ZONES SIMPLY HELP TO KEEP THINGS STRAIGHT FO* THEM. ITS A dttt COUNTCy ANO WE NEED TO KEEP UP WITH THE SUN. 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