The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 4, 1921, Page 24

PEND #2909708 M eonveenmmne mm THE SEATTLE STAR it Announcing the First Arrival of This Year’s Authentic Spring Styles $35 to $70 Is Official Price of Men’s Clothing Says News Item Derrver—Prices bt n's clothing have reach the agg nd within o days Note that the highest Fahey-Brockman Spring Prices are only Fahey-Brockman are pleased to announce the first arrival of this Spring’s authentic styles. The New Spring Models These beautiful models, like that illustrated in the accompany- ing original sketch, come in the conservative form-fitting, longer- waisted, longer-skirted styles that are hall-marked as authentic for this year. The overcoats are mostly of the new, smartbeltedand ~ shaeied variety that are distinguishable for their snap and youth- ful lines. At the New Spring Prices Every Fahey-Brockman suit and overcoat reflects the new Spring prices, which are, in every case, 30% to 35% lower than Fall’s prices. Suits and Overcoats $20 to $40 The | Fahey-Brockman Upstairs Plan Low. Rents — Plain Stores — Volume Business — No Credit Losses — Rock - Bot- tom Market Prices— Alterations Free—Fit Guaranteed. SATISFACTION Or Your Money Back FAHEY-BROCKMAN BLDG. We Pass to the Public Our Own Great Upstairs Saving In a word, we pass on to the public our own great saving due to our unchanging UPSTAIRS plan that depends upon public con- fidence and constant volume business instead of hand-to-mouth sales and other penalizing methods of doing business. Reflecting Rockbottom Market Prices all the year round. Whatever is the prevailing market's rock- bottom price, Fahey-Brockman’s UPSTAIRS policy automati- cally reflects it. (Entire Two Top Floors) THIRD AND PIKE Pp-stairs Clothiers ARCADE BLDG. |-AHEY- BROCKMAN a Buy up-stairs and save 9102