The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 18, 1925, Page 13

PA AGES 13 TO 24 The Seattle Star SEATTLE, WASH., FRIDAY, | SECTION TWO | e ; HELIUM FOR GAS ENGLISH CLASS BAGS SCARCE AT YW. CA, | Shenandoah Wreck Causes Free Instruction by Mrs.| Lack of Gas in Navy Nellie L. Lambert LOS ANGELES CRIPPLED. *" Big Dirigible Can't Be Used ‘un » Until Supply Renewed : W ASHINGT La TEMBER 18, 1925 | | | (935 Swan’ f 1 # N jog Old is High Slee ' The Fahey-Brockman Clothing Service for men and young men was planned and «| developed for the purpose of pulling down retail prices and saving money for our | customers. All our achievements in Buying and Selling have been directed towards this one end. Before starting this business we were firmly convinced that it was | possible to build up a far-reaching clothing service for men and young men—a service that would absolutely guarantee to sell high- grade clothes for less money. The swift development of the Fahey-Brockman Chain is ample proof that our belief was founded on fact. Buy Upstairs and Save $10 Fahey-Brockman slashed through the costly traditions of the clothing business right off the bat. We pioneered the Upstairs Idea and how we were ridiculed for doing it. We filled our little space with quality clothes, hung them on simple racks with inexpensive hangers. Instead of marking up the garments, according to Hoyle, we figured out how little we could sell them for. Talk about fast selling! The way we turned our stock — the rapidity with which we kept on turning it was amazing. Customers Co-Operate It’s a far cry from our first little Upstairs Shop to the great Fahey-Brockman Upstairs Stores of today. A few friends believed in our methods then. Seventy-five thousand intelligent men are preaching the gospel of F-B Values now. And, what is more important, their co-oper- ation has made this great economic merchandising machine possible. Waltz Tourney Is in e Staged by Club 5 16-Year-Old Wife Butter and E. Fe Returned to Home} Men Visit City s7th | Lsdea Rekgatas ¥ c. T. - Calls Pass Thru m4 Annual Meeting he King C ports of local ch an address by th president, Mrs 3 on “The Future of Law Enforce- dam, Pa., and Compare Values Go visit the nearest Fahey-Brockman store and know the money- saving possibilities of this business for yourself! Study the merchandise with care—observe the A-1 quality of the fabrics, the class of the workmanship, the distinction of the styles—make a mental note of our prices and the courtesy of our service! Then see all other fine displays of men and young men’s clothing in town and the chances are ninety-nine to one that you'll become an ardent Fahey-Brockman booster and a steady customer, too. THE FRAT~— is onc of Florsheim’s latest creations—fulland roomy— neatand attractive. A short vamp model that dresses your feet in keeping with the vogucof the day. Today’s Topcoat Here's a handsome topcoat—just the thing for chilly autumn weather. Latest wedge- shaped models for young men and the fa- vorite box coat design for conservatives. Bench tailored in the newest topcoat fabrics and carrying a guaranteed saving of $10 at Fahey-Brockman Standard Prices, Standard Prices F-B Prices are always safe prices. They're never varied—never averaged—never juggled. And they're always money-savers for our cus- tomers buy when they may. Get the suit or overcoat you want here and now and bank that extra ten! TWO SHOPS The Florsheim Shoe Stores 903 Second Ave, 1418 Second Ave. At Marion Street Next to Columbia Theater Bench Tailored fabrics in F-B Clothes is that un- Back of smart styles and splendid | seen thing (careful, bench work- | manship) which insures lasting fit and correct drape during the | life of the garment. RAINCOATS The Fahey ~ Brockman line of Whipcords and Gabardines pos- sess that dash of style which makes them vastly different. There's a world of comfort in these fine plaid-backed coats and they surely do shed the rain. Only $25.00 _