The evening world. Newspaper, November 12, 1920, Page 25

Here are the Low Prices You Want!---%<4 a garment on sale is absolutely all-wool, is smartly styled and tailored by our own workmen in the typical Moe Levy way. H The reductions we have just made are great enough in themselves to” make it worth your while to come here. ‘pay one-third legs here because of our maker-to-wearer method of selling, low rent location and big volume of business. ES—men do want, low prices! good value for the Low Price. . store. full season al oa To-day, with $26.50, you can buy a smart, ail-wool, superbly tailored Suit or Overcoat, The former price range was $30 to $45. No Charge for Alterations Ld ? are But they want more—they want They get it here in good measure, because we have reduced the prices on every Suit and Overcoat in our The drop in the market did it—we were able to take full ad- vantage because we make our own clothes--day by day, and not a THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12, A i I oe 8 at or th ET GEA A TTT AT ATR ATE RT ¢ re \ 1920, Our line of Suits and Overcoats at $37.50 is &nother example of how we have réduced prices, For- merly $50 to $65. Now No Charge fe Alterations 50 KE KLOTHES Clothes. Our Only Store Every Subway SERA The man gets it in Now No Charge are simply a small edition of our Men’s $ They’re styled like our Men’s Clothes to please the ; youngster—made of durable all-wool fabrics to please Mother— and priced at one-third less to please Dad. ioeLevy&S (i9°I25 Walker Street or ‘‘Elevated’’ from Brooklyn and New York transfers direct to Canal Street Station, within sight of our store ° Now on New York City But remember—you always were $70 to $85 are ~ Shh b 2 54 who wants the best that money can buy our line at $55. Suit and Overcoats that 2 9 2” OPEN ae Evenings Until 7 Saturdays Until 10. ee ¥ oye ron