The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 20, 1925, Page 15

| section two] TheSeattleStar = ‘[racus1s02 , — D4 SEATTLE, WASH,, FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 192: 1994 HAD DR rae een Philippine Sugar Rainier P.-T. A. RETAILERS MEET“ via: May Censor George L. Harmon’ Civil Service Jobs orge y Crooks indi 5 4h 5 Grinding Steady Meets on Tuesday Film Importations Funeral on Sunday Open; Exams Soon SIX. MONTHS : ‘ by ? a 06 oe Program Being Arranged for |‘ Convention Here in April » Moisture Very Scanty From March to August : pee Hit arty gad de aided ten FINLAND KILLS LUMBER DUTY } 2g ; at : rT ar Early Buying Involves no Penalty ra YW V/s {\ RUSSIA MAY ASK What do we mean by that statement? Simply Get this point clear you men who shy at early TREATY AGAIN this: The Fahey-Brockman stores are now dis- buying! Fahey-Brockman have smashed the “mark- _| playing the greatest array of authentic Spring up” tradition of the retail clothing business and aot ye allie Will Styles for men and young men ever seen in this region—with- demonstrated the sanity of the permanent low price policy beyond ere i. out a single “mark-up” or boosted price in our large and varied question or doubt. There’s neither thyme nor reason for a w tone) Stocks. That's the significant “mark-up” at the beginning of the ca the season which is promptly translated thing about our spring display. The seasonal “mark-up” — the boosted price — the super tax on early buying has no place in this business and we're proud to state that 60,000 satisfied customers strongly endorse our position. into a “mark-down” at the end of it. Because you're in the market | for a suit or a topcoat today is no reason why you should pay more than you'd have to pay later on. You won’t have to at Fahey- Brockman’s. Te ioher Be ae have never a SARS: a -agameni never juggled a price. On the contrary we have built this business from very small beginnings up to one of the greatest retail clothing houses in America by maintaining low prices the whole year ‘round. That's fair and square to everybody. We earnestly believe that it is our duty to render a top-notch clothing service to men and young men at the lowest possible price. “How Little Can We Sell the Garments For?” That’s the controlling principle in our system of merchandising. And it works out to the advantages of all customers —buy when they may. How We Save You $10 Fahey-Brockman’s standard prices ($25, $30, $35) represent guaranteed values—values which no competition can touch. We sell for less because we buy for less—because we eliminate all middlemen—because we turn our stocks at least three times faster than average competition and because it costs us much less to do business. When we say that we save our customers $10 at least on every suit or topcoat we are very modest to say the least. Latest Authentic Styles ProbeShows Invasion of City by Japs Rede Seruiee Yes we are proud of our great Spring Displays. The oear ete te he saloteing the leading master tailors of the country. And, remember, you can Mila aa ck hie buy early here with the utmost confidence. Our permanent low price policy is your protection. That policy insures steady trade—quick turnover—new styles and fresh stocks month after month the year ‘round, It also means the lowest possible price— a square deal for all customers. ship, style and absolute satisfaction, as well as a saving of $10. and MINOR REPAIRS during the life of the garment. a : a; : : ‘ Remember The buyer of a Fahey-Brockman | styles are varied and authentic—the cream of this year’s production of | | | | | | | | | | | | | SPONGING, PRESSING | Bev, | sy ana! a SY) Qstores Fahey.Brockman Bldg.