The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 24, 1924, Page 13

Pe ( I | | Ve ‘ . | ¢ section Two} The SeattleStar = [racns1s 1024 © Qe - —EEE eS _/ POLITICAL MEET ‘one “e'* | Flyers Get $7,500 Dorcas Society to Rotary President Bandmen Wanted CONDUCTS MEETINGS 5 a ; at San Francisco’ Give Entertainment to Be Guest Here by Marine Corps Governor Candidates Invited ; : ; Aap | to Queen Anne Hill - .s Rome souesonconesonesesed 2 Ontario Slayers : wae speget) Sees : Fi ADMIRALTY CASES UP Saved From Noose ; Bluhill ' oe The . give " beso nsessssccnsscucnsiill To know FaheyBrockman values | | isto wear Fahey-Brockman clothes | | That’s a popular statement among the men and young men of the Northwest. It’s popular because it rings true. Asa matter of fact the records of this business prove it true beyond argument. Just a bare dozen years ago we started to retail quality clothes for men and young men in a little Upstairs room. Today we operate the largest men’s clothing business in the Northwest. Why? Because we made certain promises and kept them. Because we banked on supreme values in suits, overcoats and raincoats and delivered them. Our business this year will run well into the millions—for the very good reason that 60,000 satisfied customers know Fahey-Brockman Values and wear Fahey-Brockman Clothes. . my ca Reason Things Out For Yourself Every man should reason things out for himself—before buying a suit, an overcoat, or a raincoat. He should know the things that determine values in the clothing business. He should know that mass production spells economy in clothes—just as it does in the making of fine shoes or watches. As a matter of fact the finest clothes in America are made by mass production men. Ask the women of America—they know. | Here is how the Fahey-Brockman Organization conserves the economies effected by the leading makers of men’s clothes and passes them on to you. Here’s exactly how F-B Service saves every customer $10 on every garment: on 1. A $50,000 Rental Saving We operate our business upstairs for strictly economic reasons—not for a selling argument. There's a big difference. Realty operators figure our annual rental saving at 4. We Sell for Cash— Most people are honest and want to pay their bills; but cireum- stances force a considerable num- ber to delay and forget. A Fahey- Brockman customer is never asked en RR SO RAS RSD MN RE f ¢ not less than $50,000, to pay for the other fellow’s debts. 2. We Buy for Less— % Gist Day T It doesn’t cost the maker one z ixty-Day lurnover penny to sell us. Our great volume The average clothier is lucky if : and quick turnover gives us the he turns his stock twice a year edge on all competition. To add to and he only does that with the this advantage we pool our buying help of sales, Plainly—since we 4 with the greatest retailer of men’s turn our stock at least three times clothes in America and buy at the faster than the average merchant f factory. This eliminates all mid- we can operate on a much smaller : dlemen’s profit. margin. { 4 . Economic Store Designs— ; yes 5 . Low Overhead— Clothing houses frequently invest large sums in elaborate furnish- Great Volume and Quick Turn- ings and fixtures, Fahey-Brock- over are the master keys to Low man do not believe in any such Overhead. Probably no clothing extravagance. Why should we house in America has cut the cost eT Re ask our customers to pay for ma- of doing business down to the fine ; oe, hogany and marble when plain point we enjoy. Our customers i | es utilities look as well and answer reap the benefit in enhanced val- j the purpose better? ues and lower prices. i © i Now, Mr. Average Man, get this! If you’re paying more than F-B standard prices for good clothes you're simply handicapping yourself. Because F-B Clothes are guaranteed —quality, workmanship, style and fit absolutely guaranteed. You get our iron- clad guarantee when you make a purchase at any of our stores. More than that, we call. your attention to our guarantee after you have worn the clothes in order to make doubly sure that you are satisfied. Come in and know’ F-B Values for yourself! Fahey-Brockman Bldg. Third and Pike Seattle Raleigh Bldg. Sixth and Washington Portland