The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 16, 1919, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 1919. bid MILLION HOUSES “omy.t*c.a,, POP’ GONGERT NEEDED BY U, , "0's" ns Slacking of Building in War rah Creates Shortage ” Satisfactory Terms Always HERE SUNDAY m(JROTE- NIN! Public Will Listen to Symph- OTTO FREGLL. ? ony Easter Afternoon STORE HOURS—9 A. M. TO 5 P. ARDINO, Cal M. Use No Talking—Here’s Real, Real Comedy TAYLOR HOLMES (United partner day rhe their high new hor WASHINGTON, April 16.— million new Hts are need Preas ) at of labor estimated to from solitude (LIFT OFF CORNS erainh WITH FINGERS © PUD Doesn't hurt a bit and costs | ; only few cents You'll Yang. \ Apply & few drops thea lift sore touchy corns right of. Nopain. Yes, magic! er war wage THE * BEST OF OPTICAL SERVICE At reasonable prices a play in which he innocently chases, to South America and back, the woman he is running away from— “A REGULAR FELLOW” Here NOW, But Until Friday Night Only urry Optical Co. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 31 Men Under Brambilla c 4 tiny bottle of jc Freezone at any drug y a few drops of Free or ot and or ir of a Kyesight Specialists 0024 1308 SECOND AVENUE (Walker Bldg.) The shoe house for young and old, backed by a record of twenty-six years of underselling. Easter April 20 Calls for New Shoes ARCADE BUILDING humbug! walt? No G. D. PHILLIPS STORES 1313 THIRD AVENUE Throw Off the Old! Put on the ~ New! tis Spring An'array of spring and summer footwear of fashion and quality offered for your approval, priced below present market prices. Phillips Stores are abloom with buds and blossoms from Dame Fashion’s garden of shoe styles. pleasure to display and offer to the people of Seattle and vicinity such a varied line of new models from shoes, pumps, Colonials and Oxfords. A display that fairly dazzles you. Phillips Shoes are designed for appearance, built for endurance and priced for economy. stood for all that is good in footwear, and will always maintain that reputation. Store hours, 9 to 6 p. m. every trading day Please shop early. Alert clerks, better service, more efficiency throughout the in the year. store. WOMEN’S DEPARTMENT Oxfords The newest models, right up to the min- ute in style. Six-eyelet Oxfords in all leath- ers, made on the latest Eastern lasts—the long, narrow last giving the foot that graceful appearance so necessary to the styles of today. Heels both Cuban and the high Louis heel, both leather and self-cov- ered. Oxfords for street wear in both Cuban and military heels. Sizes 1 to 9; widths A to D, in the following leathers and prices, in hand-turn and Goodyear welt: Glazed Kid $5.00 to $7.00 Patent Colt ...85.00 to $6.50 Black Calf .. -$4.50 to $7.50 Brown Calf . - $5.00 to $7.50 Brown Kid .. -$5.50 to $7.50 White Kid ... - 36.50 to $7.50 White Nubuck ...$4.00 to $6.00 White Canvas 3.00 to $5.00 New Black Satin, self-covered Louis heel, Diep s hes ooo cbsvinesccenes $9.00 THE BEST FOR THE PRICE Stores in Seattle-Tacoma * Portland Pumps The ever-popular Pump, fashion’s decree, with Louis heels, both leather and self-cov- ered, and Cuban. They fit. Widths A to D; sizes 1 to 9. Glazed Kid Patent Colt ’.. .50 3rown Kid 50 White Kid ... 00 00 to $6.00 to 7. White Canvas $2.50 to $5.00 Black Satin Tongue Pump, self-covered Louis heel $9. In Lace Boots we are showing an unusu- ally fine assortment. Models that are right. Made in hand-turn and Goodyear welts. Widths A to D; sizes 1 to 9. All Brown Kid $7.50 to $8.75 Brown Kid, cloth top to match— $6.00 to $7.00 All Glazed Kid . $6.00 to $7.00 Glazed Kid, black eloth top— $4.50 to $6.00 White Nubuck . . 86.50 to $7.50 White Canvas $3.50 to $5.00/ Phillips Stores show more styles be Nevertas it been Phillips Stores’ xm fashion centers, of high use they sell more shoes. For twenty-six years Phillips Shoes have { Phillips Stores welcome the thousands of newcomers who have come to Seattle to make their homes and hope to be able to have you make Phillips Stores your home shoe store. MEN’S DEPARTMENT In Men’s Shoes, lasts range from models brim full of kick and ginger to the conserv- ative lasts, made Goodyear welt. Sizes 5 to 12; widths A to D. In Dark Brown Calf......$6.00 to $9.50 In Havana Brown Kid In Gun Calf In Vici Kid Young People’s Department We are mighty proud of this department and we feel we have not overlooked any of the new styles for that boy or girl of yours: It is in charge of our most experienced salespeople. You will like this department, we know you will, Bring in your family. We have the shoes at the right prices. $5.50 to $9.00 $5.50 to $7.50 G. D. PHILLIPS STORES The House of Mighty Good Shoes, Where Quality Is Higher Than the Price 1308 Secopil’ Avenue (Walker Bldg.) 1313 Third Avenue. | in Shape BY EDWAKD FOSS « program of the sy orchestra last Thursday, and mark, whose com | positions are 5 for their artistic oncisdon Thin in Ci first direct public, in an effe beat in music to eultiv Jobn Spargur's| the general | ularize the] giving it ¢ it of na | le in in charge of the |ShermanClay music house, Third jave. and Pine st. 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