The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 13, 1924, Page 13

[ SECTION TWO | & ‘yy Pentz Adventurers Try Canadian Island Camps 20th Auto Victim This Year : SELECTED Dies Hospital Some Are Good, Some Bad and Mosquito¢ ies in Hospita , A eg aa Swarm on Others; “Crew” Fighting by DeMolays | BY LINDEN PENTZ | | ¢ | hour MONDAY WAS FE EVERYTHING CLOSED Ou Sidney OLIDAY; == That’s an important question for the average man. Yesterday be BUT MOSQUITOES 1 88) GOT THERE FIRST The SeattleStar == Pacis 1024) EATTLE, WASH BABY |S KILLED = Sn Wink Menkes Wreneh|LOGAL BOY 1S Mee Serer tae - How Much Should You Pay fora Good Suit of Clothes? it was different. Before the advent of the motor car and other modern conveniences a man could afford to spread himself when it came to clothes. Not so today; because there are so many different things to do with one’s dollars. Therefore, the average man should not pay more for a suit or an overcoat than a good suit or a good overcoat costs. F-B Prices Are Ideal for the Average Man That statement is worth thinking about. Tobegin with— If Fahey-Brockman prices didn’t encompass the clothing wants of the average man we would have to change them. We don’t change them because they represent exactly what 50,000 average men prefer to pay for their clothes. And when 50,000 average men prefer cer- tain prices you may be sure that a million average men prefer the same prices. That’s why we’re sure that Fahey-Brockman Prices are bound to suit you exactly. Moreover, F-B Prices always represent an excess value of $10 at least. We guarantee that—absolutely. To Be Offered Saturday at a Remarkably Low Price cottages, A Carload of CARD TABLES *1.90 WE made a big saving in the carload pur- chase, and pass the advantage along to you. The Tables are well-built, in mahogany | finish, with leatherette cloth or felt-covered tops, 29x29 inches. Metal reinforced corners. Exceptionally low- priced at $1.90 each. 3 Tables for $5.55 A very useful Table for card parties, for teas, for organization luncheons, for camps and for summer Always ready for use. Instantly | closed. Rigid when set up. Occupies but small space | when closed. opened and Fourth Floor FREDERICK & NELSON jeseane eoef eee How We Wedge Extra Values Into Fahey-Brockman Prices Observe that Fahey-Brockman $25 clothes are guaran- teed $35 values—F-B $30 clothes guaranteed $40 values—F-B $35 clothes guaranteed $45 values. How do we accomplish that? First, we buy for less than the average clothier. Second, it costs us Latest Styles very much less to do business. Third, our profit is the lowest known We are showing a wide variety of to the clothing world. In other words, great buying power, tremendous the latest styles, which are bound to make a volume and quick turnover place us in a unique position, and we're i707 3 hipaa Aiea RSL Go long-headed enough to pass the savings we effect on to our customers. garments that cannot be easily matched at any That’s why they talk so much about us— precisely why they round up rice. At F-B prices they are unrivaled values. Tiger ; : The Fahey-Brockman Service t it, their friends and send them in to trade with us. It pays them to do so. style and satisheetion, as well asa $10 sss. How Little Can We Sell It For? Fahey-Brockman have never “marked up” a garment—never juggled a price. On the contrary, we have built this business from very small beginnings up to the greatest retail clothing house in the Northwest by maintaining low prices the whole year round. “How Little Can We Sell the Garments For?” That's the controlling question in our system of merchandising. And it works out to the advantage of all customers—buy when they may. Fahey-Brockman Building Raleigh Building Third and Pike F Sixth and Washington SEATTLE ‘ = and save 51022 PORTLAND 5 S :