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THE SUNDAY OREGONIAX, PORTLAND OCTOBER IT, 1920
RETAILER AND PUBLIC HOLD
KEY TO LOWER PRICES, SAYS
NEW YORK PAPER
Alright, Let's Go!
The New York Tribune is authority for the statement
that wholesale prices "have reached the lowest possible level
for the season and have been sufficiently stabilized to create
confidence among buyers," and that "the retailer and the
Public hold the key to trade improvement."
In other words, it's a fifty-fifty proposition.
Prices and quality must be such as to attract
customers and give satisfaction, while the Public
MUST be willing to buy on those terms.
Here, then, is another example of our willingness
to do our part to lower the hurtful prices that are re
tarding a return to a proper peace basis. We are of f er
ing an exceptional new purchase of
SUITS-COATS-RAINCOATS
that represent the very cream of the country's manu
facturing quality at the greatly reduced prices
0 $35$
These prices are far below those necessarily charged at
the ordinary kind of store, and, in conjunction with our well
known upstairs saving of $10 on each garment, offer you
values that have no equal since previous to the war.
Don't fail to see our windows. They tell the story.
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