The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 1, 1919, Page 13

A Real Greeting — For the New Year ECOGNIZING the joy of turning from war to peace, as we greet the New Year, may the sorrows of 1918 never again return! Chief among the joys of this New Year season is the thought of what it brings to Mother—that dear- est person of all—Mother, whose boys are coming back from gory battlefields, with the laurels of victory upon their brows. May we wish to her, and to you, one and all, that 1919 will be the most joyous and prosperous year that has ever come to pass! Now, as we go forward to the New Year, let CHEASTY’S tell you this inter- esting news— TOMORROW While we had not planned to have a January sale—to the contrary we had planned to go through the year 1919 without buying any more clothing, as the mills of the world gave out, with government endorsement, that there would not be a yard of fabric produced for civilian use. Happily, the war is over, six months ahead of the prediction of the world’s best posted men. We are at peace. The government has released what proves to be the greatest lot of wool ever on hand at this season, and in six months this will be converted into fabric, ready for the market. And, while in the meantime good men claim that*prices will go higher — and many good men differ—yet we prefer to reduce our stock and do it now, ° that we may have money and not merchandise with which to meet changed conditions. The Cheasty stock, as you know, is the smartest and best ever assembled in Seattle. Years of experience and close touch with the largest and best makers of clothing, together with early purchases of woolen before top prices were reached, all prove the Cheasty leadership, as VALUES TELL in every garment. We now ask you to take 20% off these same values—Gold Dollars for Eighty Cents. We invite you to our store to share in this money-saving sale of all that’s good in clothing. is “Values Tell