The evening world. Newspaper, September 24, 1920, Page 27

TR PARC Peng con ica ROLE MHEG AGC a) Ft Tg * { : ‘al eee EVENING W Fall ‘Suits, Topcoats and | Overcoats =} "THEY'RE here!—Moe Levy’s Fall Suits and Topcoats—they’re here at a price fully one-third lower than any other store in town—$30 to $65. Remember— for one-third less you get all- ; wool fabrics, smart style, superb tailoring and long-wear—you 3 simplycan’t get anymore for the one-third more you pay elsewhere. jl opcoats ERE’S an example of Moe Levy values. Topcoats like these at $37.50 are selling for from $50 to $85 allovertown. If you don’t believe this— come in and see these, then compare 50 them with what other stores are offering. All the popular cloths, all the popular ee colors, all the popular models. SS SO Sn jet MSIE atin Orr clothes are the product of 40 years’ experience—and if clothes could be made any better we’d be the first to do it. We can afford to sell for one-third less because we produce all i our own clothes and have no middleman’s profits to pay—our store is on Walker Street where rents are low—our volume of business is greater than any other store’s and our margin of profit, therefore, is smaller. Kidk/athes/ TYLED like our men’s clothes— + Klothes! Moe Our Only Sore (19 °125 Walker Street City Every Su bway or “‘Elevated’’ from Brooklyn and New York transfers New York direct to Canal Street station, within sight of our store. EVENINGS UNTIL 7—SATURDAYS UNTIL 10 is Levy & Son made of all-wool fabrics and $ 95 $ 50 a priced at one-third less. Mother, to , Dad and the Boys agree on Kid _ ‘