The evening world. Newspaper, May 16, 1913, Page 5

Home of Ritchie & Cornell, 1847 Broadway. R. & C. in a Suit Means Pure Wool samc 00 155 Wiliam St. R. & C. in a Suit Means Hand Tailored anowe “& Cony A Rey 1LG Ss, Es 1347 BROADWAY, Bet. 35th & 36th Sts. i 251 EIGHTH AVENUE, Near 23d St. 408 EAST 149TH STREET, Near 3d Ave. Ali Stores Open Evenings Until 9—Saturday 10 e’Clock THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1913. GREAT OAKS je FROM LITTLE ACORNS GROW We have told you of our growth before, but since our last announcement we have continued ww in leaps and bounds, so that we now have seven large merchant tailoring stores, six in New York City, and our seventh at 205 Washington street, Boston. Within the short space of 18 months we have grown from one store—at Broadway and Thirty-sixth street—to seven of the largest and finest custom tailoring stores in the country; and to-day our organiza- tion represents the world’s largest retail custom tailors. These stores are kept completely stocked by our wholesale warerooms—which act as a distributing centre—where we pyrchase entire outputs from mills and jobbers for spot cash, and we never purchase a yard of cloth unless it is absolutely pure wool. This wonderful achievement could only be accomplished by square-dealin, principles toward our thousands of custome: tailorin, methods—end giv giving them the same $40 to $60 value as the unexpected price of $14.75. ey were wont to expect, but at EXPANSION SALE Special Purchase of Thousands of Yards From America’s Largest Mill We have purchased thousands of yards of the finest woolens from a world-famous American Mill, and if you are a judge of fine material you will imme- diately recognize the supreme quality of the woolens we offer in this once a year event. Such quality as was only sold previously by the ultra-fashionable trade. This is certainly a convincing demonstration of how our spot cash methods of purchasing make it possible to give you $40 to $60 values at $14.75 on our large- business small-profit basis. Special Gne Week Only ANY $40 TO $60 Ul "14-2 Three wa Order Your Decoration Day Suit Now “ag This is unquestionably the most important purchase and sale it has been our good fortune to arrange. We are not like other establishments, who, when they put one over like this, “keep the profits” for themselves, but as soon as the goods arrived at our whole- sale dept. they were immediately distributed throughout our seven stores, and they go on sale to-day, not at $40 to #60, but the unheard of price of $14.75. Every yard of goods in this sale is worth from $3 to $5 per yard, and guaranteed ab- solutely pure wool, Such well-known materials as cheviots, Harris tweeeds, English cas- simeres, Thibets, Drummond & Standish worsteds, Clay weave serges and Shamrock serge No. 6019, German silk mixtures, are included in this sale, and we have yet to find the man who had ‘failed to find what he wanted in either material, style or pattern in this enormous showing. Our Challenge IF YOU CAN DUPLICATE THE SUIT WE MAKE FOR $14.75 FOR LESS THAN $60 WE WILL REFUND YOUR MONEY er All Goods Marked in Plain Figures No Deception Practiced Here BIG STORES 205 WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON. eliminating high-priced ° 2331 EIGHTH AVE., 1 door above 125th St. 155 WILLIAM ST., Cor. Ann St. 1514 THIRD AVENUE, Near 85th St. (a> See Ads. Displayed on All Our Store Windows “Gj West Side Store, 251 Eighth Ave. R. & C. in a Suit Means $40 to $60 Value at $14.75 — o 4 ape Yorkville Store, 1514 Third Ave. R. & C. in a Suit Means enacted Workmanship Interior Boston Store, itcechie & Cornell . co C if 2 Mn et i es a a eS =