Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 22, 1909, Page 6

HOLBROOK'S $14.200 Spot Cash to the Rescue ! I made the greatest purchase ever consummated in 14 Gases Just Opened TO THE SKEPTICAL If I can convince the skeptical that I will give for the money what [ really am giving in this sale, my present force will prove inadequate to meet th= enormous demand. Don’t ask how I do it and then assume that it cannot be done on e an IMMEDIATE PROFIT BASIS, BECAUSE THE SUIT OR OVERCOAT COST ME $12 TO PRODUCE. $12.00 For Spot Cash I' am the -owner of all the fancy wool- ens. This shop contains no shopworn goods, but all this season’s foreign and domes: tic woolens. Put your order in now. $12.00--My Proposition=$12.00 During my twenty years in business it has been my purpose to make and my intention to sell the best custom clothing cheaper than any tailoring house in the country. That | have made good my $12.00 boast is amply proved today by the Vastness of My Operations. Buying woolens and making garments for some great custom tailoring establishments in three large cities in New England have made me a power in the woolen and tailoring business of America. Why don’t you reap the benefit of this power? [ am underbuying any and all tailors in Norwich. It stands to reason I can and am underselling them. Let me take your order for a suit or overceat or trousers on my guar- antes. Suit to order, worsteds, serges, tweeds, cheviots. the annals of Tailoring in Norwich, I bought the -entire stock of ' Pitisburg’s Leading Tailor, EDWARD C. WHITE, Cleveland’s Leading Tailor, who caters to the exclusive demands of $35 and $45 suit trade My Best Ads. are Worn—Not Written $‘|2 ["] - SUIT OR OVERCOA My Best Ads are Worn, Not Written. ~ THE SECRET Every year | spend thousands of dollars advertising the fact that Holbrook, -the Tailor, undessells all competitors. This is only another of my methods of advertising; if I sell 1500 or 2000 customers this week at $12 | shall have added 1500 or 2000 customers to my books, and I will be their tailor hereafter. Besides, it is worth a lot to me to have 1500 or 2000 men wearing Holbrook made clothing. Each man showing and proving to his friends and neighbors that Hol- brook, the Tailor, undersells all competitors in the country. B ————] A campaign of bargains that staggers local tailors. These goods are sale in: tended for $25, $35, $45 suits and overcoats—will be sold by me, made to your measure, in any style de- sired with fit guaranteed, at izbd=My Guarantee=3$12.00 All orders taken by me are sold expressly on my public guarantee. Every garment is made, cut and trimmed for the customer to which it is sold, off the goods selected by the customer, to correspond exactly with sample of cloth given at the time of sale. Every gar- ment is made according to the likes, dictates and orders of the customer agreed upon at the time of sale. Every garment is sold upon the express condition tht it is to be made a satis- factory fit or no sale. And when I sell you 4 garment as wool or worsted, bank on it that it will be wool or worsted. That’s Holbroek’s guarantee. " Trousers to Order $3.00 T T0 ORDER 0000 - HOLBROOK, The Tailor i’ Open Evenings : 1140 MAIN STREET. Open Evenings'