The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 3, 1925, Page 15

section Two} The qeatile star _ [PAGES15 70.26) 9 SEATTLE, WASH., FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1928 Bungalow Prizes Are NAB SUSPECTS ~~." ~~. REBUILD PLANT <2. NAVAL INQUIRY 255-2: Believes to Be npanaoted ft ‘ Milo Ke eid hea eV Destroyed Cannery in Alas- |: aopivillea veen Board Probes Alleged Plot: rt Announced by pu With gEggers’ Gang |inmr stietruireces es anet ty one| *2 May, Be Reconstructed | "°° ” mn —— to Disable U. S. Tanker ° — EMPLOYER—Wh ou AN PEDRO, NW Decide on Winning Plans for Lucille by Aria Saeaten abn “oreick rnin Butler’s New House hichers who former nyo. BUTLER Bue ho wit he progra 4s 4 7 Wp Ve Y A, YW YA Gp, GD fy A and pu YAVID J MYER OK Y, i “fy Yi, Yi Yi yy U, y y | | i 4! ho he Y Y Ay “yy Sy M/S y Wy i, Vy, y y | f jowing statem¢ rn Me | ‘ ANNOUNCE Lo . AANNERS OF PRIZES |i yas G. Lucille Butle _IMsPector rat Seattle Sta "Yo ry fo Po ' srs : Me Willy reentry | | e. i ; h Big. | The Ultimate Consumer finally decides “Who’s Who” in the eee business, or any other business. It’s all very well for us to say that A Fahey-Brockman Clothes, at $25, $30 and $35, are America’s topping values for men ii and young men but—it is much more important for the Consumer to say so. Well, our old friend has said it—in repeat trade. Men need no longer speculate regarding the vastly superior, dollar-for-dollar value of Fahey-Brockman Clothes. The proof is a matter of record as the swift development of this business plainly indicates. F-B Values Insure Repeat Trade The Fahey-Brockman Clothing Service was organized to deliver startling values day in and day out the year ’round. Here’s exactly how we do it. In the first place we wedge extraordinary values into our prices by slashing down the maker’s selling charges. Everybody knows that the direct buyer—the quantity buyer—is always six jumps ahead of competition. To insure enor- mous purchasing power we pool our buying with the greatest retailer of men’s and young men’s clothing in America. Therefore, when anybody in this section tells you that they can buy Quality Clothes at as low a figure as Fahey-Brockman, you are safe in believing them to be mistaken. Stohr, GOING TO BUILD SALLY, TRULY HOME » of The Star t that in their Se ; KNEW GNU WAS NOT NEW Uncle Bob Guessed Answer “* But Found It Difficult to Explain fister Sue was crossword pur: who knows ev the room, and rogated as follows “What is a South maat?” “Why that's the 3 plied Uncle Bob. IN CITY HALL *| Long-Haired Devotees Want Permission to Build In the second place: We hammer wonderful values into our prices by operating this business—rendering this service—for less money. Of course you know that you pay the retailer’s overhead when you buy clothes or anything else. Well, Fahey-Brockman’s overhead (our cost of doing business) is very much lower than that of any competition in this city. We turn our stock every 60 days— three times faster than average competition. Besides realty operators figure our total rental saving at not less than $75,000 a year. Electric Shop Owner | Style and Quality Fi ined for Bad ees Examine a Fahey-Brockman eae i | garment critically—observe the class of the design and the qual- Sults and Topco a $35 a Ganranee $4 Values ity of the material—see_ the | | | "| painstaking care, the hi igh | Buying For Less—Operating For Less— Enjoying | | | | | | | Free Service The buyer of a Fahey-Brockman gar- | ment is entitled to the following free degree of skilled workmans Tremendous Volume — these three factors hammer incompar- —note the style and then reflect able values into F-B Prices—swing the Fahey-Brockman Service on our lowly prices. Do these things and you'll know the reasons why a growing army “in | Of customers keep on boosting | this business. into a class by itself. And F-B Service is utterly satisfying. We service— evant d SPONGING, PRESSING | write all customers, after they have worn the clothes, to make and MINOR: REPAIRS | sure of this. Come on in and get acquainted. To know Fahey- duiinig the tite of the gaftnent, | Brockman Values is to wear Fahey-Brockman Clothes. a Fishes is AE ea etd KIWANIANS’ LUNCH COSTS DOUBLE; $1 FINE non PARKING || uf q Urehuss: er on ach garment. | j sas “Te aN QO a INC. RPMS, 1520 Wostiane Ave ween PIKE and PINE Home Savings Building