Judge, 1920-05-29 · page 36 of 36
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Ot ttt tt ttt + + + + Sa See See SSeS er ee eee ety “What's a bath without a Topkis, eh, Bob?" “You SAID something, Frank!" WILTING round of golf, or a vicious match of tennis The reviving drench of the needle-shower, then intoa fine, fresh suit of toppy Topkis, to make the exercise 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, too! ‘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 Wemen's, Children's and Boys’ Athletic Underwear Underwear comicbooks.com