THE SUNDAY OREGOXIAN, PORTLAND, OCTOBER 3, 1920
.he Higlh Peak k ClolHng Price
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Alterations Free
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as shown on this page, a rich, warm,
all-wool double-breasted overcoat
with leather yoke half-lined, storm
collar and belted back. Full skirt al
lowing plenty of knee action, smart
lines and gentlemanly appearance.
Comes in heavy cashmeres and
tweeds, double textures.
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No
Higher
Than
Satisfaction or Your Money Back
Raleigh Building, Portland
Fit Guaranteed
We'll call you to note, then, that
our ordinary prices A
$20 to $50
are lower by far than those gener
ally quoted as an attempt to lower
the "peak." In addition, we have
quoted the same prices to everybody
all the year round.
When you recall that Fahey
Brockman's prices have been as
steadfast as Plymouth Rock, and that
our clothes are all standard make,1
many of them imported, including
every color, size and style that is
dear to the heart of man, you will
appreciate just why our volume of
business is so great every day that
we dominate the men's clothing
business of the northwest.
Our established upstairs policy
of selling the best merchandise at
the lowest prices all the time has
been overwhelmingly vindicated by
our thousands of satisfied customers
who increasingly return to us and
bring their friends.
ZJp'stairs Clothiers
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