The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 15, 1921, Page 9

THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 9 under cover of her husband's absent mindedness and keeps Dolly and her!! 2 CHILDREN ELOPE, U CO-EDS IN PLAY NEXT WEEK Grewor Macdiilin, an the ttey. Me.|| BUT INCONSIDERATE uta apenas sbie tine tn CEMA, 00 FATHER NIPS TRIP we. ba et el ‘; : eS % Sa. ane keep the characters on the straight Youthful love was rudely and narrow, and incidentally makes |] blighted Thursday when Peter some money for his parish tn do Michael, Seattle jeweler, over A SHOE STORE THAT 1S DIFFERENT ing #0 took his cloping daughter, Leima La. Professor Sturgtes, ‘ichaed|| Michesl, ltr tn Tortlend, and SHOE PRICES AS THEY ARE TODAY Behnett offers a comic character|| started home with her, 5 Which Will Provide WARY & WUE ene ggg sa orale Pate Seven days of intensive merchandising to commemorate the founding In his zeal to publish a book on|| cousin, Charles Michael, 19, son ; , “Free Will” he does not see his wife's || of John Michael, a dry goods mer of Seattle’s flirtation with Wentworth until the || chant living at 216 Nob Hill ave |last act, when he is reconciled with mi i wt ols ten | ae us came var | NEW SHOE STORE to be known as Miss Doris Callow is east, and as| Dolly's chief bad habit ta extrava fouract English comedy fet in a| ly doesn't, hinges much of the com pledge themselves to swear off their! report progress. 5 | at STREET With the above announcement we introduce a different plan in the The Original exploiting of this NEW SHOE STORE. One month’s activities must . be confined within seven days. It is fitting, therefore, that we should Army, Navy and Marine Goods Store celebrate the opening days of this store. Opening days of business are A few suggestions for your joyous times and we believe that you should participate in the occasion. VACATION * The Management of the UNITED SHOE STORES, INC., will from the very beginning establish a close partnership with the general public ere. 160 | fee, $2.40 for principles of fair dealings and betterment in store keeping. snirt Wauts....... 91.00 MERCHANDISING ETHICS IN ADVANCE OF THE TIMES mB ; Our business will rest solidly upon the foundation of 6250. TRUTH, COURTESY, LIBERALITY, AN E $3.50 ... $4.50 ‘OU D VALU 0. D. and Camp 60 and all the four foundation stones are to. be more particularly empha- sized during these seven days. There is no way in which a store can better show its appreciation than by presenting a more liberal distribution of merchandise, so we | will present a seven-days opening and selling event beginning Left to right—Mise Elma Dick, playing the part of Mrs. Renie Sturgess in “Dolly Re-| ing Herself,” and Miss Gladys 'pperson, playing the leading role of Dolly Telfer. wae werk Bad 25 a ly Reforming Herself,” a play | played the part of Psyche. Miss Ep-|the summer quarter. SPOON, wEl..seeeesceses 10c Pana, ......0006 o atur a Mornin Jul 1 6th mry Arthur Jones, to be pre-| person is cast in a part which will| Playing in the chief character part U. & Canteen, Cup 50c 9 agremmd evening, July 20,| give many opportunities for her type of Matt Barron, the Sater of pour, and Cover...ecs.ses++: Naturall ingle d ill be filled with buy: fnteroet ‘Meany wi the first/of beauty and piquant personality to |i Harold McClinton. eCiinton has ff Gasoli Auto Kam aturally every single day Wi e@ Tllled wi luying interest. Jc production of the summer|be displayed. played similar characters in “Her | We have a large assortment of Gasoline Au P 3 4 . J A 8 ron the University campus.|- ‘Merrill 1s a veteran of Univeratty |Husband’s Wife,” “Mary Jane's Pa”| (| Keok Stoves, Tents, Bed Rolls, etc. Everything for Opportunities, the like of which have not been possible this season, is under the direction of | productions, having played the leads and “The Enchantress.” the Camper, Hiker and Working Man. are to be presented in “hese seven days. he play Hughes of the de; t of | The part of Matt Baron, the cynt | ¢ r, 4 - fate or Pere tr |e on eee tmaee becaee]loal pt, qeaial aad mek;, fanaa F Get the Best at Extraordinary walues will apply on all shoes we have. art. mand opposite ber it Grast|thoraiy snjyatie, ve a the scold male Tead a Abbot KIRK’S MILITARY SHOP Women’s Shoes Children’s Shoes Men’s Shees Epperson has appeared| Miss Elma Dick, in the second] Lindsey as Captain Lucas Went ral University Seuaieucnn,|Mad, ‘as Mrs. Renie Sturgess, is well | worth, a cousin of Dolly's. He pro- 1209 First Avenue Main 4619 % Mong them the dance pageant, !known to University musica! circles. | vides an entanglement in the plot UN ITE Dp and Payche,” in which she'She is taking up dramatic art for by falling in love with Mra. Sturgess — SE 7 508 - Hakvnsined rs, SHOE ST ORES as 9 | c | See our window display of shoes and note the prices. They show a very de- cided reduction. ‘ : IF YOU VALUE YOUR LIFE OR LIMBS—COME TOMORROW AS. HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE WERE TURNED AWAY [BS".5s<<.2%.. : SPECIAL Chance to make @ fortune! My extra large force of salespeople were unable to cope with the constant sea of humanity that flooded the store today. =, One ee Se ae hold an examination at the federal | ' 9 Dullaing oa augur 18 for measenger | 64 | boy. The salary is $480 per annum. Boys must not be too fat. Examina-| tet i rng nr ONE WEEK ONLY in ordinary wee. Words like “trans- But never dreamed of such an onslaught—and yet I had every right to anticipate » big event—for it’s a crime to sell mogrity” will be barred, goods at such prices. , r for ‘Mir M DOORS OPEN TOMORROW MORNING AT 9:30 O'CLOCK I === === §j 30x34 Tire and Tube GUARANTEED 5,000 MILES Pike Street Tire Shop 1026 Pike Street Elliott 0446 are the kind I sold in Chicago for $1.50, WH sell them COLUMBIAN S—atisfaction. E—conomy. DRESS SHOES R—eliability. A wondertul selection of the latest styles. I've V—alue. ot = pair that I wear on Sundays, They al |\—ntegri E—fficiency. $18.00 a Pair $18.00 a Pair Former Former Values . Values as High as e Pagina MEN’S SOX ae ee Ti 'heciectea cd er Mie hom: 5S FOURTH AVE, Sale of SRR PAS are . pe ae ——~=<;== ||| High-Grade Shoes STEVENS’ 7.A%, 3 || bac ret a ik class in every way. 1 know they are They ae ie ceed. sine kind of a Work Shoo, Teaeg Lady Asstetents, ret . s eas BEA SR a | Sh a ‘ Sal joe oe Bargains $ l 3.85 America’s Greatest Publicity Expert ay, | GN ee § Cousins and Other KEEP YOUR EYES OPEN BOYS’ SHOES Nationally-Known Makes The kind the kids can’t kick out, angi, high Patents, Black Kid, Black Calf, Brown Kid, Brown take my word for it, they sold rogulijcy—out Cait, White Kid, Brown Suede, Black Suc Black as $4.00. All I want to do is sell Satins, White Reigncloth. 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