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Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21081, 5 February 1934, Page 16

BETTER DRESSED MEN WHY THEIR SUITS WEAR SO WELL There is one fundamental practice that underlies all good dressing—a practice that should never be disregarded, as it is essential both to good appearance and economy. And this is the practice of regularly sending Suits to Taylor's for expert Dry Cleaning and Pressing. With Taylor's present low charge of five shillings for this service, there is no reason why any man should handicap himself by wearing an indifferent suit. Furthermore, Taylor's Dry Cleaning and Pressing Service renders a valuable contribution to every-day economy, as it enables suits to be worn three or four times longer than is possible otherwise. A great convenience . . . all you have to do is to 'phone 31-820, Taylor's do the rest, call for your suit and retura it to time, at the hour and day arranged. HALF-CROWNS RETURN POUNDS SOME INVESTMENT The search for good investments so frequently carries our thoughts so far afield that good investments right at our door are overlooked. An investment of this nature that repays a man anything from eight hundred to one thousand per cent, is the cleaning of an old hat by Taylor's. Many and many a hat that is now lying discarded only requires to be expertly cleaned and blocked to be new again. All you need do is to 'phone 31-820, Taylor's do the rest. HATS FROM OUT OF TOWN Men's Hats sent in from the country to Taylor's must be accompanied by cash for three shillings and threepence . . . the extra ninepence is required to cover the cost of packing and postage. How's your HAT To-day? 'PHONE 31-820 . . . TAYLOR'S LOW PRICES FOR DRY-CLEANING TAYLOR'S CONTINUE FIVESHILLING OFFER The complete satisfaction, that always accompanies work entrusted to Taylor's for expert Dry Cleaning and Pressing emphasises the exceptionally good value that is represented by their low price of five shillings for Dry Cleaning and Taylor Pressing Suits, Costumes, Jumper Suits, Coat Frocks and Overcoats. All that it is necessary for you to do is to 'phone 31-820 . . . "Taylor's will do the rest" . . . call for your work and return it to your home in perfectly new condition and to time. Taylor's also receive orders at their works, 57-59 Kilmore Street, and at their Receiving Depot, 678 A Colombo Street, opposite Keece's. It is always a wise precaution to make sure that it is Taylor's with whom you are dealing. How's your HAT To-day? 'PHONE 31-820 . . . TAYLOR'S THE ART OF MAKING CLOTHES WEAR WELL Walking down any main street you cannot help noticing how some men and women stand out for the reason that their clothes are far smarter than those of the people who accompany them. At first it might be thought that these people expend a large sum on clothing, but closer investigation into their habits would show that the success of their smart appearance rests with the regular use of the Taylor Dry Cleaning and Pressing Service, rather than the expending of inordinately large sums of money on clothing. It is surprising how a Suit or Frock lasts and looks perfect for a very long time when it is sent periodically to Taylor's . . . and how inexpensive good dressing then becomes. Taylor's 'phone number is 31-820." Mow's your 'PHONE 31-820 . . . TAYLOR'S LOOKING LIKE A THOUSAND A YEAR Confidently and smartly he strode along. Success was written all over him. You immediately thought of a-thousand-pounds-a-year-man. What had really happened was that his suit had been recently cleaned and pressed by Taylor's for 5/-. 'Phone 31-820 and Taylor's will call for your Suit. DOUBLE SCULLS. First Heat. Sumner-Redcliffs No. 1 (Miles and Sutherland) beat Avon (Morgan and Harvey) by a length and a half. Second Heat. Cure (Clark and O'Connor) b( ' Redcliffs No. 2 (Gant and Ti six lengths. Third Heat. Sumner-Rodcliffs No. 3 (Woods and Harke.r) beat Union (Robinson and 'Penton) by a length. Sumner-Redcliffs No. 4 (Gant and Sugden) beat Canterbury (Rcnaut and Simpson) by four lengths. First Semi-final. Cure beat Sumner-Redcliffs No. .1 by three lengths. Second Semi-final. Sumner-Redcliffs No. S beat Sumner-Red-cliffs No. 4 by a length. Cure beat Sumner-Redcliffs No. 3 bj length and a half.