The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 21, 1923, Page 13

SECTION TWO | The Seattle Star | PAGES 13 TO 24 SEATTLE, WASH., FRIDAY EPTEMBER 21, 192 THRILI S ARE . « *°'150 Delegates at Boys and Girls to Red Cross Worker Opera Singer Weds |Poultry School to Outruns Dog and HER PORTION W. C. T. U. Meeting) Hold Farm Contest Is Reported Dead Noted Czech Flyer Be Held in Seattle Dodges Bullets W an | FAHEY CSROCKI A Fall Opening - That’s Different: °°)", The Fahey-Brockman Fall Opening is always different in several important particulars. It always means a great array of authentic styles—the last word in quality. clothes for men and young men. And fifty thousand satisfied customers know that there isn’t a boosted price or a mark-up in our entire stock. Fahey-Brockman deliberately stick to a per- manent low price policy. The public want and re- quire rock-bottom prices now and always. A 25% reduction after the New Year does not interest the man who wants his suit or overcoat today. And by the same token the early buyers should not be taxed 7\ = 25% extra for the purpose of coddling tardy Greater Values Than | customers. average gue yay | Guaranteed Values Fahey-Brockman believe in treating all men square. We guarantee all customers super values every day in the year. We maintain high quality standards and hold down prices always. “How little can we sell it for” is the controlling question here. Greater Values Than Average $40 Values There’s no comparison between F-B Values and even the best values offered elsewhere. Our buying power dwarfs that of competition. To add to this advantage we pool our buying with the great- est retailer of men’s clothes in America. Moreover, it costs us less to do business. These are the basic reasons why we sell for less. Whether you wear F-B Clothes or not see our great display. Scrutinize with care and compare. You're always welcome at Fahey-Brockman. cal D Buy up-staivs ibe =) and save 51022 : iS Q ,Fahey-Brockman Building, Third and Pike .