The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 13, 1923, Page 13

{ -——~. | 4 rked piled b it | PAGES 13 TO 24 | SECTION TWO | ML ULERY |" ete an tesretee| Gatitiated Hare] Toare Up trrecia| oper Corral Past bo Now Gpen FOR JOY RIDES e's ee eee eee ee | PEGG VICTIM s No Thursda The Seattle Star SEATTLE, WASH., FRIDAY, JULY 13, 1923. INHALES GAS TO END LIFE Wages for Berry Pickers Boosted te. B Mayor Vetoes Bill Allowing Ry apr Money for Wrecked Car Hunt told y , ey | Veterans to Attend Festivai Saturday |" '° I Lightning Strikes “suv Italians Protest 7 4 Soviet Trade Acts Butcher With Knife MOSCOW, Ju’ Italian trade er Ant we : eed to ar Rich Man Caught Plague Stamped Out Afghan Claims to 396.8 } aunt the cont E alles Stealing Chickens by Paris Officials Rule Mohammedans |: mu ZF (ee LZ: we % lesValuesSweptAside _ (FBValuesSupreme The mighty “Right” of the Fahey-Brockman Mer- chandising System has literally swept sales values into the discard. The public has responded so whole-heartedly to our straightforward, square- shooting methods that this business keeps forging ahead—making new records every day, week and month. The men and young men of the Northwest enthusiastically endorse our “Permanent Low Price Policy.” And, by the same token, the illusion of sales values has gone glimmering. “How Little Can We Sell it For?” Strict adherence to that basic principle, day in and day out the year ‘round, has built this business up to a point where it absolutely dominates the clothing trade of this region. So strongly are our methods endorsed by the buying public—so great is our volume and so swift our turnover—that the values we offer cannot be even ap- proached by competition. F-B CLOTHES F-B CLOTHES F-B CLOTHES Greater Values Than Aver-}\]{ Greater Values Than Aver-]}{Greater Values Than Aver- age $35 Values age $40 Values age $45 Values F-B Prices Never Jucgled There’s no hocus-pocus about Fahey-Brockman prices —no floundering in the dark—no guessing, no juggling—no marking up or marking down. These prices stand for the greatest clothing value in the Northwest. Every suit or overcoat we. sell is new and desirable merchandise and the customer saves $10 at least on each transaction. We would rather make a profit of one dollar per garment on 50,000 garments per year than a profit of $10 to $15 per garment on 5,000 garments ‘per year. The more money we can save our customers the bigger our business grows. | Sales'Va LEONI TITELERITET LEE SITET i /) Guaranteed Clothes Our business is to clothe correctly a great and grow- ing army of men and young men. We guarantee every garment we sell— guarantee style, fit, quality of workmanship’ and material—yes, sir, we guarantee a saving of $10 over all competing values. The suit you want, ~~ sport or conservative model, is here for you. Whether you are stout or slim we have your suit, just as you desire it, at a $10 saving. And it’s a new suit—just three weeks from Broadway. Come in and let’s show you. Fahey-Brockman Bldg. Third and Pike Seattle Raleigh Bldg. Sixth and Washington Portland Buy up-stairss (4