Argosy All-Story Weekly, May 3, 1924 — page 171: what you’re looking at

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ARGOSY-ALLSTORY—ADVERTISING SECTION. You'll wonder how Topkis- can be sold for a dollar EVEN if you had never heard of Topkis you’d be Itkely to choose it among any group of athletic union suits. You'd see, at the first glance, that Topkis has superior quality. And if you didn’t know that the price of Topkis is One Dollar, you’d willingly pay twice that much—because even then you'd recognize Topkis as unusual value. You can rely on Topkis to fit. Ample arm-holes. Lots of stride- room in the extra long, extra wide legs. And launderingwon’t harm -- Topkis is pre-shrunk. in half. Buy Topkis by the Box — Six Union Suits for $6. You’ll get complete satisfaction and cut your underwear bills And wear—man, Topkis certainly does wear! It ought to—the nainsook and other high-grade fabrics are better than you get in lots of union suits that cost double. Good dealers charge One Dollar for the Topkis Men’s Athletic Union Suit. All ad- mit it’s worth more. Men’s Shirts and Drawers, 75c per gar- ment. 75c tor Boys’ Union Suits, Girls’ Bloomer Union Suits, and Children’s Waist Union Suits. In Canada, Men’s Union Suits, $1.50. Write :oday for free booklet “Comfort from Neck to Knee"’ TOPKIS BROTHERS COMPANY, Wilmington, Delaware General Sales Offices: 350 Broadway, New York City Ask for TOPKIS Underwear. Athletic Look for the Topkis label. In answering this advertisement it ta desirable that you mention this magazine. COnniclaoe® CO