The Frontier, May 1926 — page 3: what you’re looking at

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THE FRONTIER ADVERTISER ‘HE greatest value money can buy | in men’s wear is the Topkis Union Suit at your dealer’s. Never has One Dollar bought such quality in such a variety of fabrics. Cut amply full for comfort and health. Finished perfectly—look at the buttons, for instance! Go to your dealer now for Dollar Topkis; fine underwear, worth twice its price—a tremendous dollar’s worth. HEHE EESEereeeees _ a wa il Torxis BRoTHERS COMPANY Wilmington, Del. General Sales Offices: 93 Worth Street, at Broadway, New York it, i a a o 2, ~« a > . a ig 7 * \ ne . ? . \ bat fA ARIAT RAR “ae OX Men’s UnionSuits, $1.00, in fancy a Dm Pes or plain madras, white or colored stripes, mercerized crepes, paja- ma checks. Men’s Shirts and Drawers, Boys’ Union Suits and Children’s Waist Union Suits, 725c each. In Canada, Men's Union Suits, $1.50. Write for free illustrated booklet Athletic Underwear AT THE TOP OF UNDERWEAR FAME STANDS THE TOPKIS NAME ay ay ay os Ge be oe oe et a oa 2)