The evening world. Newspaper, October 22, 1920, Page 21

Pen a ae eh THE _EVENING _WORLD,. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1920, Every Garimaent | In. Our Stoe Radically Reduced-*-4- y= men—the low prices you've waited for are BVERY Suit, Topcoat and Overcoat which, was here now!. ‘The drop in the miarket did it. made when the market was high has also We were able ‘to take full advantage of it because © - been reduced to create one standard of value. They are the best value in town to-day—because we make our Clothes ourselves—day by day—and |. we've just reduced them and because the regular not a full season ahead. prices are fully one-third lower than other stores. 4 Our line of Suits, Topcoats and Overcoate at $37.50 is another example of how we are now able to reduce prices. Formerly $50 to $66. The man who wants the best that money can buy gets it in our line at ye ai Topcoats and Over. Now No Charge for Alterations : KidK/athes! a : 5 No Charge for Alterations E youngster wants Kid Klothes because they're styled just like our men’s Clothes— Mother wants them because they’re made of sturdy, durable, all-wool fabrics—Dad wants ‘Kid Klothes, too, because they cost one-third less! To-day, with $26.50 you can buy a emart, all-wool, superbly tailored Suit, Topcoat or Overcoat. The former price range was $30 to $46. we 9 £50 Every Garment Absolutely No Charge for All-Wool Alterations MoeLevy & Son ae (19-125 Walker Street “<,,”" or “Elevated” from Brooklyn and New Yerk transfers Every Subway direct to Canal Street station, within sight of our store or error, 7 mara Si Or oa cea aaa Ct RSE aa on oe