The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 31, 1920, Page 22

ay . ERE’S PRETTY | Tailors Restrain |STADIUM $100 STATE OF THINGS! Him From Action| COMES RIC ere wenedy gett A. Stark, tailor, was rac MH. M. Sheere th. \ SUITS and OVERCOATS E $20 to $50 Alterations Free—Fit Guaranteed Satisfaction or Your Money Back THE SEATTLE STAR ir Back {GOTHAM GOES ON ‘CANDY JAG’)! [Si ONS For “BILL THIS YEAR, 50 MILLION] * 0,000 this year DUBLIN, Ireland, March 26—Ire- nd in ir ARCADE BUILDING (OVER THE RHODES CO.) Trade . ¥ 8 ae RO EAN IE He _|Two Airmen Killed AFRICAN JJINGLE| ag Plane Crashes | SIOUX CITY, March 21,—Harry| a0 Easter Is Only Three Days Away! > ASTER, with all its associa- tions of newness, is only three days away! Three days in which to buy that new suit you’ve been figuring on for some time. Because, naturally, you don’t want to be the only one of your friends who is wear- ing an old suit on Easter moming. And, of course, you also want to be quite sure that the Style, Quality and Price are nght. That is why your steps will natur- ally join those of hundreds of other shrewd men, both young and old, who regularly take advantage of our Low Upstairs Rent and Quan- tity-Buying Policy, which offers the best clothing value in town. Remember, the day of the costly downstairs store is fast passing. Real value is in the clothes---not the store fixtures. Come early and avoid the latter part of the week, which is sure to be crowded. In this way, make certain of that individual painstak- ing attention we aim to give every customer, as well as being among the first to select from our wonderful new models like the Pelham pictured above. Once a customer---always a customer Seattle (3 stores) Portland upstairs” SAVE 10 aa T° CARRY GOSPEL — | { MOTOR ©. er ts only three davs dway! \ 2 3 i \ 4 ney