Evening Star Newspaper, January 8, 1932, Page 16

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, JANUARY 8 1932 s ot ll”l Wonder does it again! The new price for Wonder Clothes is--- No charge for alterations! Every garment guaranteed to be 100Y% all wool! --ndthe Sam ,‘ STANDING CHALLENGE! ¢ After you buy a Wonder suit or coat, you're waicoms to make any comparison you want. Take it out and show it to anybody. Compare it with garments that sell 2 for much more. Then, if you'd rather have your money § back, all you have to do is say the word! Hundreds of Suits and Overcoats at a single price! THE original Wonder price set clothing experts all over the country to figuring—and they all wound up with the answer, “These fel- lows are crazy trying to sell such clothes at such a price! The sheriff will get them in the end.” But the sheriff hasn’t been around here—and Wonder Clothes have - been pronounced by those who know to be the biggest money’s worth in all America. What will the experts say now? What will they say when we say that the same wonderful Wonder Clothes are going to be sold at a new price of $15?7 And that means we're giving the same expensive WONDER AMERICA Yes-—-even Tuxedos! fabrics, the smart styling and the same careful attention to every detail of tailoring. They know the real answer. Nobody ever before DARED to operate on such a tiny margin of profit. Wonder simply MUST do a tremendous business to come out! But Wonder HAS done the busi- ness to make it possible—and at the new price of $15 will do a lot more! Wonder Clothes at $15 will be the sensation of sensations! Take a look in these stores tomorrow—and see how Washington welcomes a real opportunity. Better still, be among the happy hundreds who will walk out with the suit and overcoat bargains of their lives. CLOTHES TWO STORES—1003 PENN. AVE. N.W. AND 611 7th ST. N\W. BOTH STORES OPEN LATE SATURDAY NIGHT $