The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 10, 1920, Page 24

3 —__THE SEATTLE STAR | gest Displat) of Men's and Youngy ens Fall Clotfiing in Northwest; at $1—)°° ™“Less A Is eae mt, ‘s ‘ SE y 4 a4 g 4 4 z 3 | TO SEE t “The Ostend” ; ai (enn Featured 7 Never before have you been offered so vast a se- of fashion and every one at $10 less, due to our ; a Above | lection of fashionable suits, overcoats and rain- enormous buying power, low overhead and cash : ' | coats as we have gathered together for your con- business. An especially attract- venience at our three great upstairs stores. See these wonderful values NOW. 4 ‘Every color, weight and fabric—all in the height Remember, no advance in our Fall prices. | E ‘ie ‘ive Aitpad men's Fall 4 o" ii feet «model in cashmeres, 4 S . O R em tm | |=— worsteds, stripes and Suits, Overcoats, Raincoats (| /48, FA tren comes i plain browns and as no i *£ blues. Soft roll collar low $20 higher QO ‘eg “i with the fashionable pe ~~ a H =. ~—slow_ notch. Two-but- Fit Guaranteed Satisfaction or Your Money Back Alterations Free ; d } §=6ton effect: 3 FAHEY-BROCKMAN BLDG. ARCADE BLDG. as shel ; q Third and Pike (Over Rhodes Co.) Second Ave. Fl ’ Raleigh Bldg., Portland, Oregon ; (ate ane | FAHEY*BROCKMAN ~ JA airs Clothiers kh! Buy upstairs and save JO ¢