The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 9, 1920, Page 22

ie pW LE TOMORROW AT 10 A. M. IF YOU are a millionaire, and $10 means nothing to you, this advertisement means just as little; but if you are one of the thou- My pi SEZ R - _ TOSI sands of hard-working, thrifty young Ameri- ccomememnenen “ig . ) aa at 4448440404 cans who are the very backbone of the coun- eed mnt i ir ih THFATTF pet cage aed try, then the question we ask at the top of this An ER Sia ef creed err Lh, . pie 4 page means much to you. : mety, Te pessaeeia aw r Freed Y/: Vp = ff Uidaidd Tomorrow, at 10 o'clock, we will afford paedophiles gh TES . rn fang F hundreds of mgn of every age the opportunity i q i ae, + pay to save $10 in the buying of their Spring Suits, | I when we open our third large store. | t WE! SAVE YOU $10.00 | y i Hi We are able to sell at $10 less, because we have ~ Le no costly rent or extravagant fixtures or needless c > expense of any kind, and we buy in such large a ~Bg \) quantities that we are able to offer a large assort- . ment of clothes in the latest Spring styles and the newest material, at less money than we could do if we bought only a few suits at a time. WHAT WILL $10 BUY? Remember, when you buy a suit at Fahey-Brock- man’s, you pay for the suit, not high rent. More- over, you save yourself a $10 bill that can go into your savings account, or your household allowance, or anything else you like. AT THIRD AND PIKE The question is, what could you buy for $10? Find the answer—then save the money at Fahey- Brockman’s new centrally located store at Third and Pike tomorrow morning at ten o'clock. LADIES INVITED Ladies, you are cordially invited to be present at the opening of our third store. Satisfaction or Your Money Back “Once a Customer— Always a Customer” ‘AHE p-stairs Clothiers