The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 19, 1921, Page 9

pRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1921. BA Dash for Liberty! I Must Get This Man Out of Debt For several months past the business of the United Economy Shoe Store has been in the hands of a Trustee. Now final settlement must be made with the Creditors. Whatever is left can then be turned back to Mr. Siegel, and he will again be at liberty to handle his own money. THE TRUSTEE ORDERS ME * sell enough of, or all the stock, if necessary, to pay off all remaining indebtedness. te move it AT ONCE. =e" re te 1400) : Shoes; a to aie $10.00! All sizes. values to $12.50! loa Here are the orders: . \\ Seattle, Wash., Aug. 15th, 1921. ; Being desirous of making fina] settlement at the earliest pos- | sible moment of the indebtedness of The United Economy Shoe Store, whieh is still owing to their various creditors, and to terminate my du- ties as Trustee for same, I hereby empower you to conduct a Special Sale at their store, offering all merchandise at reductions sufficiently great Trustee. Credit Mgr. Washington Shoe Mfg. Co, I have priced every Shoe with regard to nothing | except selling it! 1 can say to you that every Shoe in this big stock is of reliable make and can be depended upon, Here’s All They'll Cost You Men's Shoes fer: ren Yas id bo Boys’ Shoes, values to $6.00! el Oxtords; vale $480 $9.40 Boys’ Shoes, values to $5.00! Boys’ Shoes, values to $6.00! Shoes: vee to #760! $9.00 Men’s and Boys’ Cruis- ers; values to $12.50! Men’s Shoes and Ox- fords; values to a a It’s Upstairs Economy Market Entrance Next to he Bartell’s Drug Store Sale Start Saturday 9:00 A. M. C.W. SHIVELY Selling Stock of _ UNITED ECONOMY SHOE STORE Economy Market Entrance First Ave, and Pike St. Next to Bartel¥s Drug Store—Up Incline THE SEATTLE STAR Bathing Cit $3. Three Short Plays ses===) Are Booked to End PAGE 9 Sept. 3, when the de Movie Goers Steer turn from Leake Cre je a" A ss for the final event at the Yacht club Clear o Spain MADRID, Aug. 19.--When you She Drew His Name; take’ yaur gtr t0 the meviep bare " wan't « ‘ith he A ~ phic’ She Drew Him Also} 20.0", — the genes a a }years doesn't keep Mrs. Blixabeth Amacher from enjoying her dally seed awinneaah ta Hy inae to te OAKLAND, Aug. 19. Ate three years | theatres ‘ of th to a AR: SsRbesp> Ge on the bottom of the lake, for that, whe saya, is the best way to keep ool, “When it's hot I Hike to just le on the bottom, valid, “But you University Season: si cess x the| EDWIN J. BROWN, ~ BY GLENN HUGHES of three Ameriean soldiers in Dy He Kach commenced a corre 106 Columbia st lan and Samuel Mullin in leeser char - te hose| Wor over twenty must keep your eyes and mouth! mye jast dramati production of |@cter parts. Dorin Callow, Margaret | #? as r Bi roar clowed when you do that, and it you| | che eumemer eansen at eS University | Shotwell and Teresa Kndves make up rpc or. eae F Pity on Be Seaton Lending get any water in your nose expelit lot Washington will be soen Friday | the feminine portion of the company pg = ges 4 ve Catton lind de 7 PEM tn jforeibly." The aged woman swims) evening in Meany hall when the| Nearly all of these players have nae ene ons married ere. < peo wad em ag not for health, but for Fecreauon. | Vniversity Pinyers present three|Wide experience in amateur dra y here recently . bill, All the plays are fotk.comedios in asninted by Joe McKinsick, prop one-act Irish playe by distinguished | M@tics, and —, of them eh a } been starred in local campus plays. | rry authors, Better Hu to “A Pot o* Broth,” by W. B. Yeats;| Special staging is in the hands of STATE OF | NA HIN Ride in Ricksha “The Workhouse Ward,” by Lady |}. L. Delta, a member of the Lincoin | TOKIO, Aug. 19. - Tourists who | Gregory, and “In the Shadow of the| High school faculty who is doing al geome here in the future expecting to|Gien,” by J. M. Bynge, make up the | SUMMer work at the university. He bas rrr tren ont take a ridp with @ riskeha man had Highways Thasapertette tan . Frank I Spinning, better hurry. Where popular riek-|which have beeeme interpationally | erty manager, Supervisor sha men easily earned 3,000 yen per| famous during the part deeade, Mosle for the piays ie been we OLYMPIA month a few years ago, they now Casta for the proauction have heen| pared by a apecial ten-plece orches have a hard time making 100 yen, | carefully f-tng from among the|tra under the supervision of Mies: Mr. H. R. Fay, President, August 17, 1921. nd thewe quaint vehicles are about) summer students at the university, | Zima Dick, university accompaniet.\| Central Auto Stage Terminal, to disappear from the streets, and rehearsals have been in progress | Irish folk muntc will be uned to sup | Terminal Building sy three weeks under the direction of | ply the atmosphere for the plays, Seattle Washinctan, . * tal . AM USEMENTS _ Glenn Hughes, instructor in dra-| Seats are on sale to the publie in ¥ RS matic art. the university district and on the Dear 8 Harold MeCttaton, Grant Merri | caripus. Thore will also be a box- We are in recet; of your letter announcing estab- and Richard Bennett play the princt | office ale beginning at 7 p. m. Pri. lishment of a terminal for auto stages plying in and out of Seattle. The question of auto stage terminals is a malin that has given the Department considerable anxiety. All other transportation companies have furnished their patrons such accommodations as protection om weather, comfort stations, etc. We had —s pat stage lines without suggestion or order on the the D. ent would follow suit and your substan- tial effort in this direction is indeed gratifying to the Department. The practice of many stage lines operat- ing between points without furnishing these accommo- dations has been bitterly complained of by the travel- ing public. We indulge the hope that your splendid effort will inspire others to follow your example with- out action on part of this Department and fee] certain that it will be received with appreciation on the part of the public, Very truly yours, (Signed) ANK R. SPINNING, Supervisor of Transportation. pal male eaten, with Gregor MneMi}- day, The eurtain will rise at & 30, BiSereri Session to Drop Frivolity ‘Two hundred and fifty girts all in|arrangements, all frivolity during one group-—with no thought of a|the week of the convention will be marcel or dancing pump! laid on the shelf and kept there, And they're either active cofege| ‘Dolegntes,” anid Mrs. Coats, “are #irls or graduates. coming from all over the United Beginning Aug. 28 and lasting wnt | States, from 27 chapters of the or. Sept. 3, Gashma Phi Beta, women's | ganization, to consider and disouss national sorority and the first soro-| real problems of giria, and matters rity to be organized at the University | of the present day, with their sisters of Washington, will hold the first/in Gammg Phi Beta. We are going national convention of its kind In the | to hold a convention—not a series of Northwest, and will hold meetings in| social events.” Seattle and at Lake Crescent. Just one formal banqnet wi top According to Mrs. Airdrie Kincaid | off the whole performance—and that Coats, a member of the committee on! will come on the very last night, —— . = ion aon a aning Po ge Seal haps ve ever seen cut in all your life before. i | DONT GIVE A RAP what prices I make—I want to make my last few days the greatest selling days of all—and I have confidence ents in the way I have cut prices—that all records will be broken. MEN’S SUITS Men's Suits, values to $25.00, will go on nale at DRESS SHIRTS We will sell Men's Dress Shirts in all sizes, valuey to $3.00, om sale at ' 69¢e MEN’S SOX We will sell Men's Black and Brewn fox, values as high as 25c, on sale at 4c MEN’S PANTS Speetal lot of Men's Pants, values to $5.00, on sale at MEN’S UNDERWEAR Pal ran “og 4 Men's Lp only regu. lucs to $1.00, on sale 33c¢ MEN’S SHOES A great selection of Men's Dra Shoes, Values to $10.00, on ule at 53.95 HANDKERCHIEFS MEN’S SUITS A special lot of Men's Handkerchiefs, Men's pi Mg gad alues to $35.00, will go moruing only at 3c MEN’S suITS MEN’S UNIONALLS Men's Unionalls in al] sizes, regular $3.00 values, on gale at ues to $1.50, on sale at $1.78 59c ~~ Starts Tomorrow, 9:30 A. M. ve.1 PALACE CLOTHING CO. WORK SHIRTS ‘We will sell Mon's Work Shirts that sell regular at $1.00 on sale at 25c MEN’S HATS You ean buy Men's very good style Hats, valuty to $5.00, on sale now at HICKORY SHIRTS We will put on sale a special lot of Men's Hickory Shirts, values te $2.00, sao price 68c MEN’S UNIONS ‘We will sell Men's Union Suits, val- KHAKI SHIRTS And they ere good ones, tee They BRE eons eceeeeeeaemeem FIC DRESS SHOES A. wonderful-velection of. the latent mrgineo $3.95 FIRST AVE. CORNER SPRING ST. CORNER SPRING ST.”