The evening world. Newspaper, November 5, 1920, Page 27

i) brought low prices back again! the price of our Clothes dropped: We wuld take full advantagé of every drop in the price of woolens, ines, trimmings, etc., because we make our own Clothes, day by lnotaseason ahead. Every garment in our stock is radi- luccd—even those that were made when the market was e sen reduced in order to create orie standard of value. mai ket dropped, 59 you can buy a ie alle wool, Suit or Overcoat. Every Subway ‘;:,. BR VERY Youngster wants Ki a small edition of our THE EVENING todd Rd FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 65, r> is Sale Brings Back Low Prices}—jn4y- When the woolen Our line of Suits and TOvercoats at $37.50 is another example of how we are now able to reduce prices. Formerly $50 to £65. Cc: «& Now D 59 No Charge for Alterations d Klothes because they are simply en’s clothes, the styles are just as $ 95 $ Every Mother wants Kid Klothes because they’re made to of durable all-wool fabrics, and every Father wants them because, Now like our men’s clothes, they cost one-third less. OV¥ E SON cece tin? 119-125 Walker Street “iit Saturdays Until 10 “Elevated’’ from Brooklyn and New York transfers ct to Canal Street Station, within sight of our store 1920. “TRE great saving this Sale brings to you is enough to make it worth your while to come down here. But remember this —our Clothes a/ways sell for one-third less because of our maker- to-wearer method of selling, low-rent location and big volume of business. So you see there’s a double saving here. Every Suit and Overcoat in our immense stock is reduced-——and every one is all- vwronl, smartly styled and superbly tailored. The man who wants the best that money can buy gets it in our line of $55. Suits and Overcoats that were $70 to $85. ° A ne re