The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 31, 1914, Page 7

STAR—THURSDAY, DEC. 31, 1914. PAGE 7. Money Spent in Your Home City Means Prosperity HE TAILORS of Seattle wish you a prosperous New Year, and present the following facts for your consideration: The legitimate tailoring firms of this city are recognized as institutions that do more than their share in the general endeavor to promote and assist in the upbuilding of this community. Giving employment, as they do, to a class of skilled labor, their combined payrolls alone amounting to thousands of dollars each week, is but one reason why they justly deserve your patronage. . “Clothes Made at Home” is a significant slogan that means more directly to the people of Seattle than is evidenced at a glance. From the woolens in the bolt to the finished suit is but the difference between bricks in a pile and a finished house—Labor. “The laborer is worthy of his hire,” particularly when his wages are put in circulation again in Seattle, where you have another chance at them. The more money kept in circulation here, the better your chances are for getting some of it. Tailored clothes are true economy and the public is rapidly becoming assured of this. The following tailoring firms are held in high esteem by the general public of Seattle. They wish to extend to you their deep appreciation for your busi- ness of the past year. With every kindly feeling for your past co-operation, and with a sincere desire to aid you in the clothing problem to mutual advantage, they unite in wishing you a happy and prosperous New Year. E. C. ALT 209 University St. J. H. Irving & Co. 211 Columbia St. O’NEIL, THE TAILOR 1419 Third Ave. “THE BE TONY ARAGONA 917 Third Ave. KANE, THE TAILOR 709 Third Ave. Oxford Tailoring Co. 711 Third Ave le ng BJORK & SWENSON 219 Madison St. Theodore T. Leman American Bank Bidg. RABY & COMPANY 914 Third Ave. J. M. CUNNINGHAM Traders’ Buliding DUNCAN McGREGOR 407 Union St. ED F. WHITE Collins Block ae ST CLOTHES ARE MADE AT HOME?” > Yen, “ eas e¢ one Hammond & Ahlblad Successors to Herald Tailoring Co. Inc. 108 Union St. WM. H. MIDDLETON 623 Third Ave. P. O. WOLD & CO. Northern Bank Bidg. He : Ya ace ae ahs RS Tr aa i P a nh Aa s, ;