The Seattle star., January 27, 1922, Page 2, Image 2

About The Seattle star. (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947

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Cups Offered for
Skiing Contests
A bOtw cup h*» been oftnrad by
l"aol Harprr to the novice Mountain.
«ar who ahowa the moM pnwm la
tfee iport rf *kltn« meh winter. A
RM>d ("lip h*» be«n offered by Hale a
M MacKinnon. K»llth Knu<t*en and
Kltmbelb Wright for the Boat aklll
fal afcttng don* by a wm«n. Tba
•up* will belon* alwajrir to the Moan
tftineer rtub, but will he held eai-h
yt«r by rotrobera of tho ort*nt*aiion
vha rank hlsheat in the »i«ort.
Plymouth Shoe Co.
1406 Second Avenue
MUST VACATE
February 18th
2,400 Pairs Men's Shoes
and
3,300 Pairs Ladies' Shoes
Must Be Sacrificed at
HALF PRICE
The Plymouth Shoe Company, after 21 year* of
•taraight, hottest dealing with the public, is forced
to done its doors. Our rent is more than doubled
mm! we can't pay it.
Women's $lO to $l4 Shoes 11V
Ti Bt Sacrificed it 52.95
These splendid Women's Dress Hff
Boots at this price is almost like
giving them away. We have 779
pairs left (aO sizes, width* A to E),
bat while they last these $lO to $l4
shoes will be sold at
*2=2l Jf
Per Pair
W. L. Douglas Shoes
Men's 17.00 Douglas Shoes $3 50
250° pairs Men's 57.00 Shoes, various O fjA
makes at, a pair «DO •JU
Men's $14.00 Douglas Shoes $7 00
Mra's $9.00 Shoes, different makes, gA
must go at, a pair..... v
Men's
Men's SILOO Emerson Shoes [Ja
go at ePOaDU
Men's $12.00 Shoes, fcC AA
Emerson's make ... .. .... . «POiUU
Men's $13.00 Shoes, £ j"|
Emerson's make tPU«DU
STETSON'S MAKE
All Stetson's make of Men's Q O C
$16.50 Shoes at .... <POeLJ
Torrey's make of Men's ay /"Ifl
$14.00 Shoes $ # #VU
EMERSON'S MAKE
Men's $12..*>0 Shoes, QiCl OEC
Emerson's make u)Oim J
Men's $14.00 Shoes. 00
Emerson's make ... u) f «UU
Men's $15.00 Shoes, £• A
Emerson's make v / »OU
CHILDREN'S SHOES
"Bad and Sis"—Our entire stock of liud and Sis
Skuffer Shoes, $1.50 and $5.00 tfcO QC
values, reduced to, a pair <D£e«7o
Boys' Shoes
340 pairs fh HP
finest quality X m ■ II"l fflmL
Boys' Shoes. Jf # .UU ZvjfewWyPgpP
$7.00 and al A pair
$7.50 values.
Ladies' Rubbers
287 pairs Indies' Foothold Rubbers. r\ j*
Small sizes; 85c quality, sale price.... ZdC
No such smashing of prices ever known in Seattle.
Get busy if you need ilitfh-Grade Shoes at half what
they are worth.
PLYMOUTH
SHOE CO.
1406 SECOND AVENUE
Semi-Annual Dance
Given by Policemen
float!l* poUooman «%va (hair flrat
rrml annual danoe thin yaar In tha
potV* etatlon aaaemMy room Thura
il* y nl«hC Her It W. K. Carre po
lloa department band provided tha
ovaaliur'a aynoopailon. I'rartlraJly
nQ polliwman "off baat" and thalr
frlende attended. Anion* thnae praa
•nit were Polloa llan*
tVomm and Chief of l*olloa W. II
Soar int.
BRIDGE BOND
ISSDE DDDED
Montlake-Stadium Span Is
Favored
Koaoluttona raqnoefhig tha nOf
counotl lo aubmlt nl»>nd laaua to tha
people for Iha construction of the
M«nttake fttadium brldiro were anani
innuely at a mr<etin* of repra
aenlativna of ail iwirta of Ilia rlty,
held Thurartdy mrlit at the Chamber
of I'ommfrf*
If the oounrtl aubmlt* tha
It will oonie up for vote ne*t May.
City Engineer A H Dimock elated
that tha brill«ta ran be ronetru'ted
for MM.©##. which la 1104 #<>• |* M
than tha amouiit of tho bond l*-ua
■uhmlltnl l«»t yaar, when the tn"«a>
lira waa defeated
57
Ready to heat
and eat
No wonder it tastes so
good! Heinz makes
the dry Spaghetti—and
cooks it after the recipe
of a celebrated Italian
chef. The tomato sauce
for which Heinx is fa
mous, is used—and a
special cheese with
just the right flavor.
HEINZ
SPAGHETTI
I mf iffft "» * 3
I'lie JttHS H. I*t <«tt
Uradaate Ofuaiefrla!
Owr •lamination !o u u
•lin. ineirumatta ant raara
•f agp*n«99c« e«s 4*tl«a
Glasses ss;?.°^,.
VHICE K\AMIVATIO.N
RvfNlsga kf AppolßtMeat
GLOBE OPTICAL CO.
ISI4 m>«ilslis Ata
Plb* and Pip* Ma.
Why Suffer?
When You Can Get
Complete Relief
From
Goiter Pyorrhea
Rheumatism Varicose Veins
Female Troubles Stomach Ulcers
Eczema Piles
and other ailments due to Inflammation or
pouson in the body
Moorite Mineral
TREATMENTS
will give you complete relief or you get your
money back
Are You Skeptical?
We do not blame yon. We were ekeptlral ounelre* nntfl
we luid poiiltlve proof of the nulek *nd complete result*
from Moorite Mineral treatment* In caeej of laf lamination
and polion In Uin ayalem.
filve iw the opportunity to prove r»*ufte In your i-n-se.
It will rout you nothing If you are not MUlxfled. Wo are
no certain of the power of Moorite Mineral Treatment* to
r<-l»ev» you that you may deposit our reasonable fee with
any hank, to be paid us only on your order. You pay only
If you Knt relief.
Moorite Mineral
INSTITUTE
Open Kveninjfs 912 Third Ave. Klliott 454!)
TUB SEATTI.E 3TAII
PUT ON COLLEGE SHOW
—AU PH.IO. Ora4r
Here are *<rm« of the leader* in the annual junior girl*'
vaudeville to be given at Meany hall. University of Wash
ington, Sa'turdcy night. Thry are: (l) Ruth lamjord. fea
tured m tlut (t) Julia Ripley, starring in a patter art;
!S) <iretehen Urthm, featured in the revue, and (i) Margery
Gilbert, uho, with Busineat Manager Don McDonnell, it in
charge of the entertainment.
Lumber Business
Getting on Feet
According to tho rtport of Oio
Wont Camjrt l.umhrrtmn i • •aorlnllo*
for tha wo«k »ndinf January 21. tho
111 ml Ma reporting manufiwtiirol
10.M1.M) fM>l of Hitribor. sold IS MI
«I1 f«»t and shipped TS.JW.IJI foot.
Production wim |» poy ornt hnlow
normal, now tiualnona 1 por root b»
low production. and ihlpmrnla « per
edit abotm production.
SEW VAUDEVILLE
SHOW PLEASES
Kul| of variety uid w*ll balanced.
Ut« n»» *how that ofiwd at I-o»w - «
P vlv Hip yesterday l» of * h)«h
duubrl, whirh »ppw«< to
all UUIM.
A <lls(lno< iwiwltj la the offwim of
Ih« K» Tow K<*ir. a raoJ. quartet,
rmplmikni in rl.-h Chlneae nwtumn.
Krcentlrc com«"dy ahnnt nothln* In
particular In th« fof(» of Kdwurd J
1 -amhrl afvl Minnie Mah.
la a dimlnuttv. comedian, who bulks
Inrr« a* a f«nmak»r. and hl« bit« of
trnvwty. mnalc and nownw keep
Uia andien.e In a laufftilng nprtmr.
Charles Mack and company offer
~A Friendly Call. - a comply playlet.
"Then and Now" t» the caption of
a cheerful Wt of vnudcrl.'la offered
by A damn and lierm.
A mn*lcal traat la provided by the
Peed Duo.
Vivian Martin ki Om> star of tha
fenttrre photoplay, "Pardon My
French *
nni.rrrß cnrrrr. now rtvK
rrvm.—Ad»»riiaom*nt
MAN TO MAN
Dick rrfwdrl Brown tor mom*
tllM u b» ui u4 wrvta out III*
rio.«o**ry "I wonder." Dtch
thought. "how tho dlckona ho
mi no wall. Doaarn't frt Iho aUary
I do. >««um ho laid IB' * II ui
cam rov*<J front hi* frlond'a nolLax
to hi* brown suit down id hi* ihtM,
thon to tho natty hat and wvo
""ro«i on lh* chair
Kteraln* to un]"rvtu>d Dick's
thought*. Brown knM up. "You
notlrw Iho n- w dud* t ac®. old ch*p
1 sOOMJi Ilka I blow * hundred buofc*
or two on them. but 1 didn't. I
want to Cb»rry a. •' ItT Kinlto Hid*,
on ttwond bat w»< n Madison
•rid Hpilng. or»r U>* Pl* n Wlilstl*
—tabs flrraior. Good «*lun and
you bur on rmtn.'—Adr*ni»«>nM»rt
Here's a Real Clothing Sale
Every OVERCOAT in the Store at Half Price
Every SUIT at One-Third Less
$2O Overcoats Now $lO
$3O Overcoats Now $ 15 w
$4O Overcoats Now $2O
$45 Overcoats Now $22.50
$5O Overcoats Now $25
$65 Overcoats Now $32.50
$4O Suits - Now $26.65
Along with the sale prices there goes the Hub's famous Money-Back Guarantee. Money back
if you want it at any time. "The wife doesn't like it" will do as well as any other reason.
Come in tomorrow and get a suit or an overcoat, or both.
On the Square cm ' >o ' e
JUST 3 DAYS MORE
Of Our Big
Money-Raising Sale
There are Just thn-e shopping days more of our jrreat money-raisin* Rata. Don't
delay any lonjre-r! You're missinj? the biKirest bargain Rale in the city if you do.
Surplus stocks in all departments have been slaughtered resrardles» of the wholesale
price. Crowd* of thrifty buyers have purchased fine merchandise at remarkable
prices, but there are still plenty of excellent Tallies here for you.
$12.50 Boys' Suits Reduced
to $7.98
Hot ynmt bnj hl> m* autt tonwrrnr and »•»»
|< I*. W. «.<• nltmrlmg w«»«1»rful np
l« 4tl< una of fin* «i«il Itlirtca; pat
terns; bul workroknihip.
Men's Suits,. Overcoats and Mackinaws —1-2 PRICE
Men's Union Suit*,
$5 Values for $2.19
Ml ltd wool aprln*
anion *t»ltt: medium hi-*yr;
fin* NbktiL Rlirt I*l* only.
Misses' Bloomers
Cut to 39c, 49c
r»*«i< rowwlm*r
WWi Mark and whlto; bnni
tup; rluljr kn« A(n 4 to t.
Mtel I la I*. «•*.
Ladies' Vests
Cut to 59c, 65c
A *p<wl«l of fln»
miipii rlh*>od »mU: toodiura
w»i«ht: hirt> lon*
■k«M. nil •>>««.
Polly Prim Aprons
Cut to «9c
Pmart lookfnc Tolly mm"
aprona In n««t Blrip»d mil
rh«Kk»d p*<t»rn»: rntrtM
color*; f*ncy piping.
Brighter Day Due,
Say# B. W. Hooper
BOSTON. Mam, i*n. XI. —
America, t**m« **»• I"*
of randJufOwnL, »« pawinc Into tha
wldar.inc ratter <if national preatvr
try. lien W. Hooper. nea etiairman
of tha United Hlataa railroad lafcor
board, dwlarad hera tod** at a
tunehaon of tha lloatnn Chaml** of
fommrrta.
Thar* ara atlTl bt* atepa » ba
takan bafora nomfciry la raatorad
and deflation onmt>4ta4. Nonpar
Cashmere Sox,
50c Values for 35c
Flna aofl caahmara am for
mil. natural. < mford *ray a»«l
h!*rk; ronforrad tw»a and
haalj; madium walfbt.
$12.50 Men's Shoes
Cut to $6.98
f»pUn4l4 Ar*m»
ah»»i for men; combination
lM(. lA<4 l**k« «!■»••« I»
bait
Men's Slippers
Cut to 98c
K'lalar IIS" «I»m af
bla/-k laatbar altppara: K*«rrlt
at) la. laattiar l«'l« Ml*** tto
IL A aponal clearanca prlea
naid. lJhr\ng o*t» moirt N» r*&ar*4
and PTof!la«Tint dona a way with
"But tha hard jmll to «w."
I too An raj] rat on. b« aaid. la rmmr.
tua
WOTTI Nil KITK MASONS an> an
tartalmnir John H. Ooarlaa of Wash
-njrtfn. I). C_ »».»ar«*lrn grand com
mand ar. Is Seat tie, Friday. Com
maAdar Coar'e* la Accompanied by
William 8. MeCr«• of Rpokana. dap
u'y of the auprtsma ooancll of th<?
organ Katlon.
FRIDAY, JAKTART 27. 1922.
$7.50 Boya' Mackinaw*
Reduced to $4.75
A rlnn np nt «ir afwk of fcer"" fna an-wool
Ma'lilftawa that will lnt»r»al J"U- H**rr w»t«ht
piawli and fanar >olaiur*a; fcaif ao4 (ull-tfliod
nxxJrla. Atu 10 to It
Men's Shirts,
to Clear 98c
T>lim <• UN of Am ht
rtlii and nadra* atlirta: fancy
• Irtptd Ptiuru; Franca raff*
$3.95 Petticoats,
to Close $2.50
RUk J•l* •• f prtUeottt:
r*tftfor«#4
l a k«-f; t»< VilltlMl »J»-
•orted rolora. An ftjucptloiuU
buy *t tXJM.
$14.98 Girls' Coats,
to Close $5.00
NaitM at 1-3 »b« rnwi
prica. Flna onllncd ch**lot
roata for firla of I. It uil 14
rwa; IriminH («14/
ctiffi. ballad bark.
TRAVTOJNO m ,jm MTIJCS thru
lh* Unltod SlaUw and Canada, Vir
rtl A Uftri Norwood to la (ted*, Frt
d*r. *i hta kmc «oeai la muth at
bis father. CTiarlfa WesJeT Norwood
a id It brothers and Mm. Death
>of llh mother brok* up tht Nor
wood hotn* la Dav wjj>vrt. lowa,
manj year* a*o.
r»r C«laU. Owtp »r lattanM
and an a Pra»»nUv*. taka l-aiatlaa
HKOllfl QtTNTNE Tablata. Th* fa*,
ulna baara lha alinatura «f K \v".
Urova 11M aura you set URuMU.)
10c.—AdvartlarniraL.
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