The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 15, 1921, Page 24

—on Saturday, April 10th, at 10 o’clock, we opened this, the third and largest link in our growing chain of upstairs stores. Nine Years Ago this rapidly growing concern, now the largest exclusive men’s clothing business in the Northwest and probably west of Chicago, was started with little more — than a vision born of experience and nurtured by hard work, in a small store above the front entrance of the Arcade Building. aaa Fahey-Brockman’s beautiful main entrance on Pike Street, said to be the largest, easiest and most alluring upstairs entrance in the country. The Merchandise So much for the store itself. Now as to the merchandise. We specialize in clothing for men and young men of all ages and sizes. We carry no accessories. We devote our entire time, energy, ability and great buying power to our own particular job—providing men’s and young men’s seasonable quality suits and overcoats at the lowest prevailing market prices, day in and day out. For example, right now we are offering SPRING SUITS and OVERCOATS 820 He- °40 with our usual upstairs saving of $10 per garment. ‘All our merchandise is bought only from reputable manufacturers of years’ standing and experience. That is why we are able to say, Satisfaction TheUpstairsIdea Grows: But so strongly did the irresistible logic of the . Upstairs Idea grip hold of the public mind, that, before many caine had passed, we were compelled to look around for larger quarters. Day by day our business grew until at the end of three years we had our present great store that occupies an en- tire wing of the Arcade Building and our still larger Portland store that, although occupying the entire second floor of the Raleigh Building at Sixth and Washington, already finds itself crowded. Then, a year ago came our crowning success—the opening of our own building, the entire two top floors of which we occupy with our third great up- stairs store, dedicated to the proposition of selling honest clothes in the most economical manner all the year round. A Monument and a Pledge This huge store, covering as it does a floor area of over 13,200 square feet and handlin, a rapidly revolving stock of several thousan suits and overcoats every month, is at once a monument to the success of the upstairs idea when conducted in the proper way, and a pledge to the Northwest, that -Brock- man will pale: age to get : “9 upstairs princip| selling st for the least ALL the time and not ely when it best suits their own convenience. It is a pl of correct buying, rock-bot- tom market prices, and small profits on many garments rather ghan big profits on a few. It is a pledge that we will never lize any of our customers for the sake of getting rid of badly bought merchandise, no matter what the excuse. It is a p! of honest merchan- dising at all times, and a monument to the good-will engendered by our inviolable up- stairs policy. “ * = aie <2 or Your Money Back Fubsapiraiiaarte Dip weit Aiciaves apsates antinn ten Beets salt engenne ectinte Junction, Tein’ Avene If you are not already one of the many thousands of en- Meanwhile, note that you and your friends can buy the newest thusiastic Fahey-Brockman fans, we will welcome the op- Spring models at the lowest prevailing prices; NOW, while they are portunity to make you so. If you are, many thanks and call still fresh and in style. You don’t have to wait until the season has again! gone before getting the right price. FAHEY-BROCKMAN BLDG. Entire Two Top Floors THIRD and PIKE y ( 7 N - a f { Private elevator entrance to Fahey-Brockman Third and Pike y { Btore, giving direct access to both floors from Third Avenue, par- « ticularly convenient for our many women patrons This elevator 4s for the use of Fahey-Brockman patrons ez- Clusively and is the only private elevator maintained by any up- Up-stairs Clot I iers Buy up-stairs and save $10 oo. stairs store on the Pacific Coast, It was specially built as part of eur service to the public.