The evening world. Newspaper, March 25, 1921, Page 21

i MOE LEVY \| \ j "| mew Store in the Bronx was a positive | BRONX STORE A’ SUCCESS Sooner,” Says Moe Levy. In an interview given out today, Moe | Levy, one of the oldest clothing mer chants in New York, declared that his success, 41 Rever iiiew how many friends we had in the Bronx until I opened this Store)” he said; “it was a revelation to me.” » The new store is located at 409 East 149th Street, between Third and Ber- | gen Avenues, and is on the Second Floor. It was opened a short time ago. | The store is easily reached and is very | convenient to the many Moe Levy pa- | trons in ‘the Bronx. | | Moe Levy ‘aid in part: “Our reason | for opening this Store was to make Moc | Levy Clothing more accessible to our | many customers in the Bronx and to| many people in the Bronx who we| * Ikenew wanted our Clothing but who! could not find time to go to Walker Street for it. | “From our mailing list we learned | that we had a great many customers | in the Bronx, but we were really not | Prepared for the splendid reception we got. It was a revelation to me—I never dreamed we had so very many friends in the Bronx. Many New Customers” “I spent most of my time at the new Store during the first week of the open- | ing, and I was very much gratified with | the business we did. “I saw many familiar faces—people | who had been buying our Clothes at Walker Strect for years—and whom I knew. They congratulated me on the appearance of the store, the large assort- ments of clothing and the splendid ser- | vice they received. “I saw many new faces, people who | said they wanted to buy Moe! Levy Clothing, but:who never felt like going to 119 Walker. Street for it They too expressed’ themselves as being pleased with the “Store, the clothing | and the services 6 Ds asks | } “I am sorry I did not open the Store | @ooner. Now that it is established, 1| «am glad to see that it has made many | friends.” On the Second Floor. | The Moe Levy Bronx Stare, which is | at 409 East 149th Street, between | Third and Bergen Avenues, is located | on the Second Floor. It was deemed | best to do this because of the great | savings in overhead expense that would | be effected. This is right in line with the Moe Levy policy of selling for “one-third less’ because of low-rent locations, elim- | imation of middlemen's profits and their big volume of business. The Downtown Store isalso located | in a low-rent district—at 119 Walker! Street, near the Canal Street Subway | station. This Store, by the way, has| been established fof well over forty | years and was founded by its present | owner, Moe Levy. | Men’s and Boys’ Clothing Sold| Complete lines of men's and boys’ | clothing are sold at the Bronx Store The quality of the clothing, the assort ments and the prices are identical with those at the Walker Street Store. ‘The Boys’ Department is particu: | arly attractive witlr large assortments ef Moe Levy’s famous ‘Kid Klothes,’’ and many Mothers have outfitted their boys here since the opening. At present there are well over 8,(@) Spring garments at the Bronx Store. | ‘They are meeting with « well merited response on the part of the Bronx publics | x _ THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1921. er Sat a at less! The Best Spring Suit or Topcoat you ever wore! yo best—because they are smartly styled and made from the finest of imported and domestic fabrics. One-third less because we make them ourselves—our stores are in low-rent locations—our volume of business is enormous. Over 15,000 new Spring Suits and Topcoats at both our Walker Street and our Bronx Stores. Come in and choose yours. Priced at $25 to $55 Easter Special! Topcoats Knit Cloths, Cheviots, ' Herringbones, Flan- nels and Unfinished Worsteds in a_ large i variety of models and é colors. ~ Kid K/athes. TRADE MANK i @ ae os, Moe Levy & Son S385", Downton UD 125 Walker Street ois: C0" Bronx 409 East 149th St.tamsatict Son. fal EVERY SUBWAY Walker Street Store or “Elevated” from,.@ragielyn and New York Open Evenings Until 7—Saturdays Until 10 transfers direct to Cana! Street Station, Bronx Store within sight of ‘our Waller Street Store. Open Evenings Until 9— Saturdays Until 10 J 2 Suits Nea Cassimeres, Worsteds, Q Unfinished Worsteds S: i AW ve 4 ayy #4} and a great variety of Serges, in all the new- est styles, single and* double breasted. ho ers? like our men’s clothes— made of all- wool fabrics—priced at one-third less. 5,000 new Spring Suits and Reefers at both our stores. WN es - he of ! aah Ait i (ivigyd