The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 6, 1925, Page 15

—_ ysectin two]. The SeattieStar | SEATTLE, WASHL, FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 19 —_— e aby Ve WAP A Tio 9) Fa Saya re ar WO VAL Any \ a We Or ~<A ae '’, | and Advance << ll | Sules—inall — | Sizes — JS ll ways - The man who demands the last word in style is always in evidence at Fahey-Brockman’s. There’s a reason. Selling thousands of garments every week in the year forces a constant procession of new stocks and advance styles in all sizes through our stores. Quick turnover scores again. Since we “turn over” our mer- chandise at least three times faster than the average clothier it logically follows that F-B Clothes are newer and the last word in style. Asa matter of fact Fahey-Brockman Clothes are always Better and Newer—better in fabrics, newer in styling and superior in workmanship to clothes usually retailed for $10 more. Top-Notch Values How We Buy for Less Let no one deceive you regarding Fahey- To begin with — there are no “‘In- Brockman Values. Shrewd men know Between” Tolls on Fahey-Brockman EAS that Price and Price alone would never have Clothes. We buy from the maker and eliminate <a) built a business like Fahey-Brockman’s—not in his selling charges. Everybody knows that the ai —K Sey a thousand years. This business is built on qual- direct buyer is always six jumps ahead of com- Se | ity—supreme clothing values for men and young petition. To insure the utmost in quantity dis- oe men. Enormous volume proves that. Repeat counts we pool our buying with the greatest re- 3 Suits and Overcoats business proves it again and repeat business is tailer of men’s clothes in America. Hence Fahey- Guaranteed Values the acid test of values. Brockman can sell quality clothes for men and young men at very modest figures. - Early Buyers Protected LF +. \ Law Overhead == | \2 And, mark this! Early buying involves Er a eres oe no penalty at Fahey-Brockman’s. F-B In the second place: We hammer won- : = =) ye Prices are rock-bottom today, tomorrow, next derful values into our prices because we = month and always. We never “mark up’’ a gar- operate this business for less money. Of course — ment—never sneeee a tax - bet ee. Ned ue know a you pay the retailer's overhead for the purpose of coaxing along the late buyer when you buy clothes or anything else. Since $4 ed pended gio with a ‘mark down.’ Our entire stock of spring our cost of doing business is very much lower ; styles is plainly marked at the lowest possible than that of the average clothier we sell for less. _—SS price. ' And that’s always $10 less at least than Buy Upstairs and save $10 is a modest claim at | a aS competition can afford to sell the same quality for. Fahey-Brockman’s. Come in and let's prove it. LL Suits and Overcoats Guaranteed Values;