Evening Star Newspaper, August 13, 1924, Page 29

THE EVENING STAR,‘ WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 192%. 5 #1000 Overcoals | Straightline box coats, big burly | " ulsters, belted-back coats and motor $ - ‘ " coats. Latest styles, and the finest . F‘JIXGO]ECTS \__'- fabrics of our regular makers. ‘ " October prices will be *40 to 65 “Women buy furs in summer—and save money. Men buy hot weather suits in winter—and save money. Coal bought in summer means a warm house in winter plus a nice saving for the family budget......Seasons affect supply and demand, and supply and demand govern price. When demand is slow—prices gen- erally are low. That’s the time to strike a bargain. ; And there you have the reason for the low price on a thousand splendid overcoats. They were designed expressly for us (and for this sale) last spring when our makers were wondering how they were going to keep their factories busy. We got them at our own figure. And that’s why we can sell you next winter’s ‘overcoat tomorrow and save you from nine to thirty-four dollars on it. : i We Guarantee’ the Price Until November 15th, 1924 You don’t have to gamble on this proposition. You may not know values as we do—that is why we tell you that if you buy one of these coats and find between the time of purchase and November 15th next, that you can secure for $31, a coat more to your liking, we will guarantee positively to buy the coat back from you at the price you . i it has worn. paid us, $31, provided, of course, that it not been wo v e Please note: ' . Young ;ten going away to college will find this.a good sale to ¢ participate in. 4 ! Y g o ' e A deposit holds any coat until October 1st, . g _ Men's shops.open tomorrow at 8 o’clock instead of 9 7 i ,S_e_vfi'_""‘. at. F ol e ; i ; < :