The evening world. Newspaper, September 26, 1919, Page 15

oe Yes! Stylish all-wool clothes : can be low priced—2.4. Other clothiers say it can’t be done. I’m doing it---selling stylish all-wool clothes tor one-third less than elsewhere. I can afford to do it—other clothiers can’t. They have middle- man’s profits to pay—I produce all my own clothes. They have high rents to pay—my store is on low-rent Walker Street. Super Suits—all-wool and individually styled bring you more for $25 than you get elsewhere for one-third more. Come in and see this line of values. Kidk/othes %8° « 25 Boys like the styles of Kid Klothes—they’re just like Big Brothers’. Mothers like the durable all-wcol fabrics. Dad likes the low prices—one-third less because we make them ourselves and sell them from low-rent Walker Street. Evenings Until 7 o’Clock em RT coe cetceanase mano See” (19-125 Walker Street or ‘‘Elevated’’ from Brooklyn and New York transfers Every Subway direct to Canal Street Station, within sight of my store They don’t sell to as many men as I do—they must make a big- ger profit per garment than I. In short—come here, you save one-third because I produce all my own clothes, my store is on low-rent Walker? Street—I sell to thousands of men. Betlelilt *4C Betterbilt Clothes are better from every angle. Better in style and cut—the all-wool fabrics are richer—the tailoring is superb. They'll match any custom tailor’s finest—but they’re sold ata price no custom tailor can match—$40. “Right-o.” Clothes $25 to $50 COPYRIGHT. Some live-wire young men asked us to make a line that would suit their person- ality—lots of snap, dash and pep. We gave them Right-o and they’ve been wearing Right-o Clothes ever since. You will too, once you get ina Right-o Suit or Overcoat. j Saturdays Until 10 New York a : = i ES A Nn eens wee eee snes oo eee a a