Page 13 Advertisements Column 1

Press, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22414, 30 May 1938, Page 13

Whether your income is £2 or £2O weekly, you’ll make it buy more if you read the advertisements regularly in “The Press,” —6

People. The Best ■■ Sf - - in Visitors from other parts frequently remark on the good dressing of Christchurch people . . . they say we look better dressed—smarter —than people in other parts of New Zealand. It isn’t a matter of extravagant spending on clothes . . . though Christchurch people are rightly credited with having good taste in matters of dress and with being appreciative of good materials. No, it is not extravagance, quite the reverse. The fact of the matter is that Christchurch people have become “Dry-Cleaning-minded” and use Dry-Gleaning more to-day than ever before. Years ago, they were slightly sceptical and were inclined to ask us a lot of questions, but not so to-day. To-day they don’t hesitate to ring the magic rmmber—3l.B2o,, and simply tell us to call for their work, knowing that Taylor’s will ireturn it on time, made just like new again, every stain and spot: removed, correctly pressed so that the original smart “haqg” is restored. Needless to jremark, this changed outlook would never have come about only for the high standard of work, so . zealously maintained by Taylor’s. And that again brings us to the fact that —“To-day is Monday” ... ’phone, 31-820 and Taylor’s will call for your work . . . Suits, Frocks, Overcoats, in fact, all outer garments. ... and after expert cleaning and pressing, return it ; to your home as clean and swedt and smart as new again. Or work may be left at the Factory, 57-59 Kilmore Street, or at Taylor’s Depot, 678 a Colombo Street, Opposite Ballantynes.