Evening Star Newspaper, January 5, 1922, Page 27

Offermg '*Tallorm Values Extraordlnary! A Legitimate Sale With a Perfectly Legitimate Reason 1 T 000 A O. M. Freeny, son of W. M. Freeny, who for ma.ny years has been associated with the W. M. Freeny Co., Inc., as salesman, was on January st taken in the Company. The entire outstanding stock of the Freeny Co., Incorporated is now owned by W.M: Preeny and O. M. Freeny. Our inventory the first of January, mcludxng the merchandlse in our salesrooms and that in our warerooms, showed suffi- cient yardage to stock several tailoring stores our size—bolt after bolt of the finest English woolens which had never had the shears in them since their arrival in this country O. M. Freeny says we have much too large a stock. They must be moved quickly and turned into cash regardless of cost. W.M. Freeny, after much deliberation, reluctantly consented. We Have Decided to Sacrifice Qur Entire Stock, Regardless of Cost Nothmg Reserved Many Vthl Be Sold at ¥ Prtce Thls sale embraces all the finest foreign makes in woolens suitable for suits androvercoats of every descnptlon. Full Dress, Tuxedo and English Frocks included. "The Greatest Sale in the Hlstory of Thls Establlshment Our intentions are not only to convert our stock of woolens into cash, but to convert and cenvince the nien of Washington that the best dressed men are those wearing clothes hand tailored by the Freeny Company.; Take advantage of this excep- tional opportunity. Have your measure taken today for a suit or overcoat before the choice selection is broken. e l"IlllllMWIIMMWM“MIIWMIMWIM]HIMW'III!!'-‘ Vi We hand press and clean all clothes made by us free. Our liveried chauffeurs will call for and deliver same on notification from you. This privilege is extended also to those who buy at these reductions. ~ ‘THE W. M. FREENY Co., ;nc. . TAILORS | DIRECT IMPORTERS o \ EXCLUSIVE "WOOLENS - 611 14th Street NW. Washmgton, D.C. O