The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 24, 1918, Page 3

FATTLE STAR THU RSDAY, OCTORER 24, 1918 PAGE 3 CORRECT FOOTWEAR Completes the Correct Attire The Shoes one wears either add to, or detract from, one’s personal appearance. Well-shod feet indicate the careful person. In the selection of shoes our patrons have the benefit of our years of experience in the shoe business, which is a guarantee of the correct shoe and a per- fect fit. The shoe here pictured ts of allover gray kia with welt soles and walking heels, Price One of our special values is a br wn kid with cloth tops to mate jeather, French heels and light weight . plain toes. Very classy and easy fitting. Pri $6.00 Another attractive style is of gunmetal calf, has a military heel walking weight sole and is made on a neat, easy $6 00 ° fitting last. 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