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Press, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22112, 7 June 1937, Page 13

Are Women Women frankly and openly acknowledge the importance of good dressing .. . and go for it. When outclassed, no mental complex confounds their feelings. They are envious ... and they don't fail to express their envy (ask any married man). Are men also envious of the better appearance of their associates? They certainly don't show it. In fact, they would scorn to admit that they are ever beset with such an emotion. Nevertheless, we venture that every man, physically and mentally healthy, is as appreciative of good dressing by his own sex as any woman. They may allow things to slip a bit through over attention to work, but all the same they are ever keenly conscious when outclassed in dress by their associates. Vfter all, all the World judges largely by appearances and no *ood object is served when a man neglects his appearance T. . especially when good dressing is neither bothersome nor expensive. Suits regularly sent to Taylor's for expert cleaning and pressing are maintained in spic and span condition and the few shillings involved are repaid you over and over again by the extra wear. Pfioiie. 3i 820 RIGHT AWAY •Phone 31-820 and Taylor's will call for yon* work. IS preferred, work may be left at the Factory* 57-59 Kilmore Street, or at Taylor's Depot, 678 a Colombo Street (Opp. Ballantynes).

BADMINTON PLAYERS. .New stocks of Badminton Racquets from 8/6 to 50/-. Complete restrtngs from 7/6, single strings 6d. First grade shuttles l/o each. Special prices for doz. lots. Call or •phone 31-452. «.„„„ THE TENNIS SHOP, Armagh street. —1 "The Press," the newspaper for the home. The people's first choice. —6