Judge, 1920-04-10 · page 36 of 36
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“What's a bath without a Topkis, eh, Bob?” | “You SAW something, Frank!" ! WILTING round of golf, or a vicious match of tennis, =f \ The reviving drench of the needle-shower, then into a fm | ke : : . r Shivtand-Drawers | fine, fresh suit of toppy Topkis, to make the exercise £1.00 eack a \ worth while. And Topkis, more than any other? Assuredly. For ‘Topkis is fashioned from first quality nainsook with the utmost skill of the needle craft, deliberately designed for body-freedom. The prices are exceptionally reasonable, to! ‘That is Topkis, exclusively. Topkis comes in unions at $1.65, also shirts-and- drawers at $1.00 the garment. Available at quality shops. You'll want a half dozen suits at least. Especially at the low Topkis price. Genuine Topkis has the red- diamond label. TOPKIS BROTHERS COMPANY, Wilmington, Del. General Sales Offices, 350 Broadway, New York City Also Makers of Women’s, Children’s and Bays’ Athletic Underwear = ES Athletic Underwear. Copyright 1919, Tophis Brothers Company comicbooks.com