Evening Star Newspaper, November 21, 1922, Page 18

18 Y3 ' THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1922. G e 2 A Cracking the Whip! The Lbnger You Get the Line the Harder It Goes With the Cracker | It is a conceded fact that the high cost of living is caused largely by the middleman’s profit. In many instances there are from three to four profits in merchandise before it reaches the consumer. It may be gratifying for you to know that the Freeny Company are buying woolens direct from the mills, eliminating the middleman’s profit, - which in many instances is stupendous. Being direct buyers and im- porters of woolens, saving our customers the middleman’s profit and operating our shops under scientific methods, places us in a SENIOR ARRIVED— Your opportunity to have first choice from a stock of foreign woolens which we have just landed.” A selection from the best looms in the world. Suits for business, in con- servative patterns as well as exclusive novelties. Overcoats for dress, business or stormy weather. Full Dress, Tuxedos and English Frocks, also Golf, Riding and Sport ‘Suits. ‘The most wonderful collection of high-class woolens ever received by us.” You owe it to yourself to see them before the selection is broken. position to give our customers exceptional clothes, hand tailored to the highest type of excellence at practically wholesale prices. We have surrounded ourselves with an organization of cutters and tailors with a national reputation, thus assuring you an overflow of . clothes satisfaction, yet not high priced. Our materials are marked in plain figures, reduction proof, one price the year around We hand press and clean all clothes made by us free. Our liveriec chauffeurs will call for and deliver same on notification from you. JUNIOR ticle is the best, but when once satisfied. on The strength or weakness of any manu- facturing industry lies in the superiority or inferiority of its product. A concern which produces an article better than any other of its kind is the strongest in the entire field, regardless of how humble may be its begin- ning or what obstacles it may meet in its de- velopnient and establishment. It may take some time for the public to become fully cognizant of the fact that the particular ar- this point, competition, however keen or well organized, cannot detract from the reputation established or the public demand for the product based on that reputation. - " THE W. M. FREENY CO., Inc. We Are the Exclu- niR,: Washin, ; TAILORS AND ’DIIEECT IMPORTERS EXCLUSIVE WOOLENS 611 14th Street N. W. Washington, D. C. sive Washington _ Representatives