The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 8, 1920, Page 8

PAGE 8 THE SEATTLE STAR--THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1920. \\ Jn Saturday we will open our third store ~the outgrowth of an honest policy Flere stores in eight years; that is the story of Fahey-Brockman’s phenomenal success as the result of a correct idea and an honest policy. Our idea was, is, and always shall be, that a man should get the highest quality and latest style in his clothes at the lowest possible price. Consequently, eight years ago we opened our first UPSTAIRS store in the Arcade Building, and SOLD FOR CAS n this way we cut out the high overhead and saved every customer $10 on every Suit and Overcoat pur- chased from us. So correct was our idea, and so successful was our policy, that we grew by leaps and bounds, until we had taken all the available space in the Arcade Build- ing. Then we opened a second and a larger store in Portland, and now, on Saturday, we shall open— Oar Third Store,.Covering the Entire Second and Third Floors of the Fahey-Brockman Building, Third and Pike —right in the heart of Seattle. : The new building at 3rd and Pike Every one of our stores is a monument to a correct idea, an honest policy, and the shrewdness of the buying public of the Northwest. Ladies are cordially invited to inspect our beauti- ful new premises. Once a Customer--Always a Customer Suits and Overcoats $20 to $50 PORTLAND ra [ ; i ‘ ; . PHS . . My | | S vo \ tf DQ \ ile |! } ai S vo | ay cor hut | Sy A , Se WRRRUMV OMDB xe t!T ] Q ry if My) ; | : It 1 | 1 Nt porn ! 4 iy / “i ( ° ‘ nie ! Hi | 1 pit TY Eb Ww) | dH th /, 4 Alterations Free—Fit Guaranteed <— Satisfaction or a Your Money Back | 2 ! ii / : “T alll “AA Nis \ a S 2 : | i | F ‘ . - | thi q } (3 Stores) SS > \ \ | 1 VE My ps , bine F / , a Hikes iS H) y / / ce és oa = — ae = : = Our first store=~ Hp 2.12 x 16 room we