The evening world. Newspaper, March 19, 1920, Page 26

__THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1920. eo Ra N\No Apologies for Our Spring Prices— Es piel LP reeetk st eee ees nweere: ne-third less! WE don’t have to apologize for our prices because we sell for one-third less. We can afford to! Other stores can’t. They have middleman’s profits to pay, high rents and other expenses to meet—all of which eat up one-third of your money. We are in an enviable position. We produce all our own clothes and have no middleman’s profits to pay—our store is located on low-rent Walker Street—our volume of busi- ness is so great that. we can afford to sell on a very small margin of profit. Come downto Walker Street—just see how good a Suit or Topcoat you can buy for one-third less. WE have made good clothes for 40 years, and we know how to make them right. The styles are brisk and snappy—the fabrics are the finest all-wool—the tailoring superb. You can’t buy better clothes at any price! If you don’t know Moe Levy values, it’s time you did. Our Spring line is ready. Come down today—get the finest Suit or Topcoat you ever wore—then pay one-third less for it. $3) Moe Levy & Son Ou Only 119°§25 Walker Street %%" ‘*Elevated’’ from Brooklyn and New York transfers Eve ry Subway Sieat rs§ Gaul Street Station, within sight of our store