The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 22, 1925, Page 9

MAY 22, 1925 z<HE SEATTLE STAB PAGE 9 if AIMALMO & & Cola! 4 NURSERY MEN « SEEDSMEN ; lg mane A ¢ the ¢ mad SIXTH AND STEWART AT WESTLAKE Bedding Piens First Thought for Colds Freie ta at oat, sme armen) t the postof- 10 ig’ 1d Dow : ‘ ! * z a 4 es 2111 Kighth Avenue, ird ave, and |Conclave Canceled Ree eo anlect denn Plant ust off Westlake ne we costes. LIQUID ANALGESIC || © Mest ywdown” on how i 8 t city library. Ever a 1a ; Better than Greases and Balms MALMO & CO. been appoint Tourist Guide- Th ' , : At all Drug Stores eee tial: | Information? Ask Star Newsies PUBLIC HEARINGS PAT STARTIN “Guests of Comedian) (fp ON LINE SOON PERILOUS TRIP Council to Have Discussion! Traverse Snow-Filled Pass of Valley Road Offer to Turkestan Desert eS 3 = Ssscn se: 25 Years to Build a Business ES cf Only a Few Weeks Quitting It! ase WITHOUT PROFITS! FORGET] |san mm The Regular Prices! STOCK at, ae WE HAVE TO; WE MUST GET OUT SACRIFICED! —AT— WONDERFUL SAVINGS Entire $30,000 Stock of LADIES’, CHILDREN’S and MEN’S SHOES @ MUST BE CLOSED OUT IN THE NEXT 30 DAYS BUILDING COMING DOWN! AND THEY DEMAND POSSESSION OF OUR STORE AT ONCE For nearly twenty-five years Carl Schermer has devoted his time and energy to the build- WHY PAY MORE? SUMMER SHOES ing up of this business—one of the most successful in the Northwest. Men throughout this part For values like these Black Latest Novelties in Blond Satin and of the country know him personally, and are familiar with the high quality of everything sold Satin Pumps? Regular Tan Calfskin. Regardless by this Big Store. Merchandise was never bought with more confidence than patrons of this HU waines. Sones REP est store hold for the lines carried. But now the store is quitting and the business is to be wound val up. Remember, a sale like this can’t last always. Better look to your needs NOW and SAVE! Men’s $25 to $30 Men’s $50 to $60 SUITS SHOES SUITS Mee | | 6% ct” $80) te $96: Sensational Men's $5. .. $3.80 Men's $12.8 ; Shoe Prices Men's $6.00 $4 80 Moe's “$10.00 Men’s $4 Shoes, Ladies’ — Boys’ Leather-trim Men’s $32.50 to ite a haat: & tsar i 3 " Men’s $18 to $25 broken lots—98¢ Slippers—98¢ _ Keds—98¢ $36.50 SUITS Mew, ud .. $6.40 San nner iss OVERCOATS Men’ < Ribbon-trimmed Felt Girls’ Patent Mary Mess $8.00 to $8.50 6.80 “Cutte ; stab es Pacs . pte eee bays cho Shoes $94.40 | SS eecme sz40lce si3'so] $4 4.80 16- inch ies Hi- Sandals—98¢ _ $1.98 Shs IN BT 40 [itr $13.80 Children’s Scufters FURNISHING GOODS Children’s Slippers Ladies’ Shoes and ra Mae poptands Oxfords in Bargain $2.98 Manat ich $1.48 Men’s $37.50 to $40 ff Sit Collars “BOc (et Men’s $25 to $30 SUITS anv as a $2.50 5 OVERCOATS Caps iloves ru res! $8.00 New a eal Suspe i Stetsons 6.0.0... ...006 . =a «© Chambray $10.00 to $12.50 New ork 8 Stetsons ....6... cecees . . Lace-to-toe and regular style; leather trim “B.V.D.” A $2.50 New : ; " Men’s $35 to £ 9 Tennis Shoes; heavy soles. Sizes 21 to 6, Men’s $40 to $45 SUITS OVERCOAT Ons oe weeereenes S ve . $1.50 Balbr $5.00 New be Silk ani $3.50 New 8 Wo lessteen Straws A ‘a = $2.00 Madras “aiid $3,00 New ‘ Fahd Rep Shirts Straws i siemeceeieniemieiaieiiaeaiiieeiaieaiacaetniieaeall C. W. SHIVELY, CLOSING OUT ¢ Shoe Stores FREE|CARL SCH ERM ER and Lisle Hose given FREE 1401-140 First Ave. erry puch of 3280 | 103-107 First Avenue South at Yesler Way Cor. Union St. good all day SATURDAY,