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Hand that the Cradle . . . . RULES THE WORLD ! , . . And what a gentle, sympathetic, understanding hand it is. There’s no doubt about the soothing and beneficial influence that our womenfolk have in the home . . . and beyond, for a woman’s influence reaches far beyond the confines of her home. From the strength of frail gentleness women get their power to rule . . . and right through life it is thqjr privilege to gently guide, remain unseen, and far too often unsung. These’facts should be realised more than they are and greater appreciation given to our debt to our womenfolk. Too often the many thoughtful and unselfish kindnesses shown us by our womenfolk are overlooked or taken for granted. Think how they would be missed if they were suddenly stopped . . . things would go aw’ry . . . and it would seem that our world had tumbled round about our ears. Women have a lot to put up with . . . more to-day than evei. F'ven the “kick” they get out of life wdth a “new dress” is being denied them through ordinary channels. Materials and dresses they like to wear are difficult to obtain, or else are not procurable at all. There’s no need to despair . . . Taylor’s give real assistance in solving the problems of women to-day. Every woman has many frocks that can be made every whit as good as new frocks by' Taylor’s . . . Cleaning . . . Pressing . . . expert Dyeing. Expert Dyeing is working wonders to-day . . . and with regards Dyeing . . . old-fashion and out-of-date methods must not be confused w'ith the advanced and highly technical dyeing processes of Taylor r which womenfolk are finding so wonderfully satisfactory to-day. If you haven t had a frock dyed by Taylor’s, do so without delay . . . the result you will find most pleasing . . . and, if necessary, coupled with a few deft alterations completely overcomes to-day’s difficulties in obtaining “something suitable to w'ear.” It must alw'ay's be remembered that the materials of a year or so ago had “quality” woven into them . . . garments of those good materials respond to Cleaning, Pressing, and Dyeing in a manner that satisfies the most critical. “To-day is Monday” . , . the well-established reminder to seek hidden w'ealth in cupboards and wardrobes. “31-820” is the number that brings Taylor’s to your door. Go through your wardrobe, select the garments that should be sent to Taylor’s, dial 31-820 . . . and Taylor's will do the rest, or you can personally leave your w'ork at Taylor’s Factory, 5759 Kilmore Street ... or at Taylor’s City Depot, 678 a Colombo Street, opposite Ballantynes ... all three methods assure you of satisfaction.
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Press, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23108, 26 August 1940, Page 9
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