The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 27, 1922, Page 20

“DISARM” MERCHANT | SHIPS, PLEA j | Hurley Has Plan for Inter- national Control of Marine aF. “RIC HARDSON board, am ot| Mrs. Izetta Jewel Brown Woman Seeking Husband’s Old Congress Seat an in P KINGWOOD, W. Ya. Jan. 31-— Mrs, Inetta Jewel Kenny widow of Cisaetnaonn Wiliam @. ° his father was a West Virginia con gresaman. Now Mra. Brown has announced ned | she will enter the race in the fall, on Setters Cough Is Child’s Play Now ‘It’s Cheap—Sat You Can't Beas It ppotnt h). Bm Pan Biotin ta ed all mig? tion Troubles Guaranteed Absoluteiy med g ALL DRUG STORES GTOPS STOMACH DISTRESS iim A000, = Ann Sour Stomest'| | to build up red blood, strength d the democratic ticket. Mrs. Brown leading lady at Poll’s Stock company in Washing ton an er sey righ! other than those sought oy, bay Srlontion district is not Hoover Is Chief of River Commission Be eyay sie Jan. 27-—Hoertert | Dake the Modicine Yourself at Home ect ration Raps Plan to Kill a Bont » «| Mayor’s Veto Power | “Adoption by the people = e |charter amend makin, gives i irs of success, | Frc at t all druggists. Av ne erg veoh Fay Be: ace rae 6 i hl 000 PEOPLE ] ually use organic Nuxated Iron ENRICHES THE BLOOD-GIVES YOU NEW STRENGTH AND ENERGY THE SEATTLE STAR _ Sales Values Complete! | a eet S SEA toc by Ai nbc heii —) ih d } Vins INN ay) ea Pt, i partie sl il Ases : |} ~~ | Min, 11111 lb Fahey - Brockman $25 Clothes posege Meee values than any sales value offered at any place or timé Quantity Buying—Quick Turnov t Volume combine to always i insure F-B customers Quality Clothes —snappy, new and desirable i ethaa the lowest possible price. Fahey-Brockman are not price jugg jugglers. Our rock-bottom prices make for fast selling—they “stay rv F ” chests ploy square with stead No man gets more for his money than another at any F-B store. Marking the goods high enough in September to cover a mark-down in January doesn’t sound “on the level” to us. Other merchants may think differently. That’ their privilege. But, heres how we figure: Adding an extra percentage to clothes at the start of the season is not square to the man who buys early—cutting this extra percentage off the marked-up price at the end of the season on shop-worn, turned-down clothing is | certainly not fair to the late buyer—_ - | Selling “Left-Overs” on that basis is practically the same thing as asking a man to accept 50c on the dollar for U.S. currency—As a matter of fact “Left-Overs” are far too costly at any price. Fahey-Brockman Clothes are Better Clothes plainly marked at a price that competition cannot touch for any length of time without going broke. Right now we are offering 1922 garments—thousands of them—at $25, averaging a saving of $10 or more over any clearance values in the city. And mark this! We guarantee quality. We guarantee workmanship. We guarantee style. We guarantee absolute satisfaction. All F-B Clothes are sold under our iron-clad money-back guarantee. Go see the F-B $25.00 Line. well as save you money. It will surprise and delight you as iin a , Third and Pike Also Arcade Building (Ow odes’), Second Avenue