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Press, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23494, 24 November 1941, Page 7

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NO THERE’S “no foolin’” about the oft repeated statement that in cleaning, pressing, and garment dyeing, Taylor’s do a job of work which is better than merely comparable in quality to similar work produced in other parts of the world. Taylor’s don’t take ALL the credit for this gratifying truth however. No, Siree! TWO factors are responsible. FACTOR i. Scientists and engineers have co-operated ever since dry cleaning and garment dyeing were recognised as being essential to the well-being of humanity, in producing equipment which would do this work more efficiently, quicker, and with better results generally. Taylor’s have ever kept abreast of these developments by installing new plant immediately it became available, but credit should be given to those men who designed and built the machinery, the use of which has helped to make the name of Taylor’s a household word in the dry cleaning and dyeing world, and this credit we willingly allow. FACTOR 2 Is that Taylor’s are most fortunate in being staffed by men and women who thoroughly know their jobs. Individually, and collectively, their one aim is to produce work of high quality—on time—with a total disregard for their own feelings or comfort where a customer’s interests are at stake—loyalty to the customer at all costs—that is the watchword of these craftsmen and craftswomen. IN ADDITION to the above two important points, there is the whole background of the firm . . . 75 years of continuous service to the public . . • three generations • • • 25 years in Christchurch. MONDAY . . . 31-820