The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 1, 1920, Page 24

THE SEATTLE STAR We Never, Penalize Our Cus tomer i Za 4 ye | ae The “Brewster”. as shown on this page, a rich, warm, all-wool double-breasted overcoat with leather yoke,’ half-lined, storm _ collar and belted back. Full skirt al. lowing plenty of knee action, smart lines and gentlemanly appearance, Comes in heavy cashmeres and tweeds, double textures. 48,4 BEG a $ a E ——, Lo eee eee cig Py Sg +8 3 tug i - é % 2\=. = ee wag ) =e . . n 25. er - On "1 WE never penalize customers by mal those who buy first pay for i those who buy last. Our f J prices are the same to everybody all the year round. ag mS ‘i oe bo Se aR te a llth: PORE, : ss Our consistent upstairs — policy of huge turnover and low margin of profit elim- inates all need of “sales.” . That’s why we never have to have them. PEEGSTE Ey PEEee You can be sure of one )) Suits——Raincoats——Overcoats tinier. And why should that . Low Higher 50 somebody be YOU? | We never penalize OUR | customers. We give every: body a square deal. Con- PAMEY-BROCERAM BUILDING ARCADE BUILDING sequently, we still retain ird and Pike (Over Rhodes Co.), Second Ave. the increasing confidence 3 Raleigh Building, Portland of the buying public and ih so dominate the mens — A] Yr ROC k clothing business in the — Northwest in eight years. | B Qo-stairs Cothiers uy upstairs and save TOL 90 — | 4 HS Ee FEESEIY sETLE Ha bs Alterations Free Satisfaction or Your Money Back Fit Guaranteed 32 ea Ht tied Hs oe s af ryTT Ee, egae