Evening Star Newspaper, January 12, 1921, Page 20

< sale r below actual cost of production m i il Here is America’s finest clothing at the lowest prices known in years ‘ “HIS season marked the “Zero | Hour” in the clothing business. | Instead of customary profits, most re- tailers will do well to break even. Back in October we sensed that the deflation period had set in and accord- ingly set out to liquidate 6ur’stocks: What it cost us to get from under no one will ever know, but we got clear justin time to < _ share the biggest clothing ' opportunity in years The Society Brand makers are liqui- | dating their stocks. They held on to | the last moment hoping for re-orders | that didn’t come. Now they must liqui- § date in a hurry, and as their largest dis- § tributors in the east (and one of the few | stores in position to buy in quantities) they gave us first choice. Here are our selections ’ ; for Suits and Overcoats Below cost of production and far below the wholesale | prices to prevail | 7 | No charge for Made to Sell at $60 to 370 this spring Here are the biggest and most com- | . | plete stocks of high grade clothes ever | alter ations | | offered in Washington—and likely in | America—at such price concessions. ‘ Companion sale men’s shirts Including our own stock, which we | = il s : $3.00 shirts $ The fabrics j‘: ave fitted into these new sale prices, we | . = ' . | O 8 AM $2.00 shirts of quality = 6,000 MS and overcoats ! P . The shirts are so much better than the price indicates that we simply ask you to see them. :: nearly every one ! so that men can g’ 6\::)!; gdagz’t buy yourself a summerful, then your’s is the loss. Such values cannot return :‘::— Soaety Brand s];:lf'e = .sale —rprinted oxfords —jacquard weaves —high-count percales Ee ; ore go;ng : —printed madras 2 —printed crepes —mercerized pongees =5 Today’s advertisement deals with to wor i ; Sizes 14% to 17. Choice, $L.. f’; the lots featured at $27.50 and $37.50. | =it ? e 7 o o s i