The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 10, 1910, Page 6

THE STAR—THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1910. a erence en pe re LP OOPS es “cg sA-d0 ORI FIGHT BY yee = HOUGH The Micwia ne! sohbet? Chas. R. Krueger,. Tailor for Men Saturday Morning, Feb. 12th] I Will Open My Elegant Shop at 1404-—Third Ave.—1404: Most of you know me already, and for those who don’t let me say this: I have been doing business in Seattle for the lagt five years. My reputation as a high class tailor is unquestioned. I have never made Suits for less than from $40 to $75. I will never, as long as I do business, make or turn out a poor suit. I will never handle anything but the very best of goods; everything I get ig - the latest; the linings I use are the finest made. A man never has been, or never wil! be, allowed to leave my place until hig — _ suit is perfect in the smallest particular. Now, on My Opening Day : 'Iam going to give you your unlimited choice of any suit in the 4 j stock for $20 There is not a single piece of goods in this shop that you will ever get again for less than $40 to $75 (my regular prices). The © cutting will be perfect and I positively guarantee a perfect fit to everybody. This is my personal guarantee. The stock consists of $15,000 worth of absolutely new goods, ~ Me i worsteds, cheviots, in fact everything carried by a first-class tailor. Every suit is strictly hand tailored and built and molded to — fit your form. The shoulders and fronts are lined and built with the highest class system known to tailoring art, will not sag or break. A Word to My Old Customers I especially want you to take advantage of the great Opening offer. You know the kind of clothes I have been making you. want to see you Saturday. I will positively make you the same high class suit as before. I will charge you just $20 (no more). -§ Take particular notice of the date of sale and the location. I am always in the shop and stand As this offer is made to make my = personally behind every sale made. new place known all over Greater}, & Seattle, the rule is, one Suit to a Come to me. customer, CHAS. R. KRUEGER. Tailor for Men 1404-Third Ave.—1404 3 Ee BY CMM wn ‘GRAND OPENING), costing me from $4 to $8 a yard—blue and black serges, silk = 4 im = ‘ New Liberty Building Two Doors North of Postoffice S \ sir wi € “ wn e