The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 11, 1921, Page 2

BUILD GOOD HOUSES IN U. S. That’s Plea of National Chamber’s Expert WASHINGTON, March tL—Bulld | oomedionne at |more houses is the plea of JobN| poitan cis in “Nobody' “lt Thider, housing specialist of th6} makes her home at Bury pid United States Chamber of Com: | nd after ber season meroe, but— ds a part of her t “By all means maintain high stand ail the sho ards of living,” he adda. announcement of big reduction on all models of Columbia Grafonolas-- —former —new —style price price C2 $50— $ 45— the distinguished ing at the Metro May Robson, on aking in’ York city Several prominent mana: | ait have enough houses. In many such | instances familios have resigned | themselves to limited space In ene two rooms, Other cities know their sorrow they are fur under housed, “We must build new houses, but | it is Just an important that moor | standards be set. Cition mum inmist | on good Leht, goed ventilation, good water supply and proper sanita ary | conveniences hearing it for weeks and weeks with | ompetent directors and capable artista, thet jt is beyond anyone to know the fate of it,” 300 NE | BROAL F2 140— 100— G2 150— 125- H2 16— 140— —your choice of fumed or gold- en oak, red or brown mahog- any, or American walnut. F there have been plays produced on kinds of playa, good, bie remained, some have and others a forced | | others have been too weak to d ‘like dew be 4 the producers who | | wll ir money way up in th it down to profit SPOKAND—W eather DUFOAY) and jon and begin on @ still, quiet |warne of approaching cold wave. | june for another play. Mercury expected to drop to 10 de | “Many, many times a new play will | © put on by the finest actors and or weeks ng night the qui | im “Insistence on good standarta will | aes & brief ‘run boost the building program, for good |" standarte safeguard the value of an inveatinent.” —extra special low terms will be offered as a further in: it. straine to their highest tension, The stage ts | {\" net,’ the orchestra is ‘in,’ the theatr jis full, the curtain goes up and the play besina | part the patho ar fal noe 6 rece At the end of the pl t act | ot the applause is deafening, the com pany takes curtain plar bow and bow and finally after #o long a time it's over ‘The audience dw pores, the theatre is darkened and cloned. And few who were in the | audience ever consider that from the time that curtain rose Ull the morn ling papers came out the fate of that | play hangw on the criticlam of the | newspaper critics. “Their eriticn ts Mable to make or break « show.” | May Robson doce not think it quite fair, “for,” as she sed, “what amuses | Got to get there right away? Get on the wire— We've Taxis for bire Thoy are ready night or day. SEATTLE TAXI CO. MAIN Says All Peves of Skin Are Different PARIS, March 11-—The pores of the skin are as individual as the} | markings of fingers, declared Dr. Lo | card, head of the French police, THorlicks Safe! Milk; Other Mepaire tn Prepertion | H. S. ANDREWS | Watchmaker | ‘ 1411 FOURTH AVENUB |Warns “Mothers to Watch Their Girls LONDON, March 1-—"Guard your daughters more carefully,” is the ad-| vice given by the Rev. C. Bh. Law viear of Chestnut Herta, “Again and again you may #ee girls behaving in the street in a way that makes your blood run cold and then hot for very shame and sorrow, and you naturally my to yourself: ‘Where are the | mothers of these iris? jabout being out late at night and so jon, cannot be relaxed in the cane of | those who might be labeled ‘good’ or ‘respectable’ any more than in the case of others.” Whassis? Girls at Vassar Weakening? POUGHKEEPSIF, N. Y., March 1l--Vasear girle are giving Dame Fashion a siap on the wrist. ‘They | have revolted against the short knee | length akirt, the palegray silk steck: | |ingm these frigid days, and have |taken thelr ears out of hiding for |the first time in two yeara They have gone on strike against the pre vafiing fashions in colffures and| styles, ‘They are wearing long skirts and their hair ts slicked back inte lit- | tle knota, MEN—THE PHILLIPS EIGHT IS CALLING YOU Est. G. D. PHILLIPS, Inc. §; Shoes and Nothing But Shoes _ 1308 Second Avenue Walker Building | NEW SHOES.-NEW PRICES Purchased after the Shoe Market tumbled. G. D. PHILLIPS, INC., beckon to the people of Seattle and vicinity who believe in Quality, demand Style and appreciate Value. OUR SAVINGS ARE YOURS Strict rules, LONDON, March l1-—-For 168 | houses planned under the Bonthwick- |on- Wear housing scheme, the urban } district counet) has been able to ne- cure the service of only one brick-/ | layer “Rapid progress must not be expected,” raya the council's report. ‘Take 1 or «¢ Leswene STEVENS’ ¥.A%, ‘Teachine |, If you valve time and money Little Com. — Priva Matis || Day and Evening. Young Lady Assistanta 4th and Pike. Main 291: || Danced tn leading places ‘of New York City, Member Teacher’ Aan QOA DNITIVO SI LHDIA SdITHHd SHL—NAN i Mr. Man! ‘Wake Up! Spruce Up! Dress Up! Do YOU KNOW we are offering you exact- 8° ly the same quality of shoes for EIGHT DOL- LARS that a year ago you paid us $11.00 to $14.00 for? All Leathers All Styles Wonderful Shoemaking America’s Best You are sure a winner when you wear The G. D. Phillips, Inc., Shoes FOR EIGHT DOLLARS. 9 | WOMEN’S DEPARTMENT | Fashion, Craftsmanship, Art and pats were never so beautifully blended as for the . ring and Summer of 1921. DAME FASH- IN says STRAP PUMPS. And America’s rn ey esigners have vied with each other to mee for MILADY dainty, graceful ootwear. We are anxious to show you our selections—all leathers, all fabrics, Phillips’ Prices Seven, Eight, Nine and Ten Dollars— No Higher BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ DEPT. | Under the management of expert fitters, who are interested and under- stand the needs of growing feet. Our Styles Are Correct Cabinet as an institution, whether utilized in government or in commerce, makes for safe and efficient conduct of affairs, Wide range of | experience and combined | judgment of a group of | able men assures sound de cisions. ‘The business of this bank is similarly ad ministered by its own cabi | net of directors—succeastul | men representing many | basic lines of Northwest commerce and industry, As a patron of this bank you | profit by their extensive experience, ONITIVO SI LHS SdiTHHd FHLI—-NIN “The Bank With the Our Prices the Lowest Granite Columns” MEN—THE PHILLIPS BIGHT IS CALLING YOU Nox THE THE SEATTLE STAR _|May Robson Takes a Gentle Fling at Dramatic Critics today to a ce we in New | the “The country must have MOP] cory rely on her criticlam of a new) and every one something they thoro- D 2 | 6 houses, High rents are only one | pay fg _$14— $14 5— 0— bad result of the house shortage. “It always seems so strange,” Miss Fother comedy and pathos are lke ae “Overcrowding lowers oe Robac y, “that after read-|an April shower; you laugh thru your | segs Ler irae dl RAZOR ori 5 jard of living, It menaces health, ing a a at it from all|tears, but she.always leaves you RUSSWIN | ns E 2 12 85 “ “Some communities believe they | angi it pro and oon, re jailing VOR BLADE oy Lack NICKEL, Choiee of | € FAUCETS Drenthe Wyo Two Minutes | patterna, in [+ | ne gular kitchen Antique |,7~ | +++ 1% and - | varnishing hettie’ Covered - Unoleum. } re Comin Quarta #1% ELECTRIC g inhater and ¢ GRANITE WIRE FLoOR | for wiring houses, garages, ete, PAINT | 100 feet for ...- -. 81% Acme Qual- (ie for each sdditional foot) pte | Many other specials in the Quarts 81% Electrical Departanent. It sats stomach u Cation for . ie a HOSE | sipeiee ar inpney inet. Larne ben (Sold only in full gallons, $2.50; | \ANCH if of tablete tar BEST $2.50 cuasses stores in the Northwest that really Erind lenses from start to finiah, &nd we are the only « SHATTLE—ON FIRST AVENUE tometriat. uniees absolutely necessary. BINYON OPTICAL CO. ore 6 bores another, but the people of rtain extent allow others think f fn one of the fow A DAY OF WONDERFUL SP ECIAL $—VALU ES TO 82% ions and tastes—she gives each | 7 each for % INSIDE =m _ Brane Imi 8) SOAP Hor to nm To hang betwe tion finion tt si | Locks to match at ot | Nickel Jon solid brass. .$1% greatly reduced prices. | | Bath Tubs, vatories, Toilets, All regular Russwin patterns | aes howe rs tly and quality CARBON KEEN-KUTTER & ROBESON | Lup c | PEAKL AND STAG-HANDLE | v S| | POCKET KNIVES | “4 ANISH | 4. ines, variety.to oelbet frome LAMPS Qual ity, made es | pecially for s1% diepower, «+ $1% Ends indigestion RUBBER GARDEN | HOUSE white slightly big’ STANLEY TRY SQUARE with 12-inch blade set druggists in A very good quality and the - | price is lower than it will be this summer; 10 feet for....... $18 | (2%e for each additional foot) | | (Couplings included with 35 feet | @F more) SPADE OR SHOVEL A good quality, fullsized Gar- wna. & GALLON STONE JAR $1% GOODELL PRATT AUTOMATIC DRILLS } (Covers den Spade or Round Point | complete, with # drill points com pechbes | Shovel. A va 77 | tained In handle .......+..$1% 297. ALUMINUM CONVEX | SPA * CARBORUNDUM SAUCE PAN | Beat quality, | SHARPENING STONES or Kettle, with Aluminum oov- | or short hi . " &x2xl inches, Choice of 3 er... . - 1% in idea ik ETS oes ce reewwsescorees oe SIG 3-0T. AL v MINT ™M STRAIGHT | [7 ee ‘al tere | NO. 9 WAGNER Cast Fry Pan.. +» SIM | CROWN FOLDING CLOTHES SPLIT BAMBOO FISH RODS WHOL son 00ce otk tide ook $1% | 8%, 9 and 9% feet long: very special at.....-+ os comm enncce ae $1 25-YD. ENAMELED LINE, 6-foot leader, 1 can Salmon Eggs $1% and % doz hooks. All for..$1% Holds the same as 25-ft. line in & very compact space, Folds | out of the way. CLIMAX REELS 80-yard click and drag Multiple Reel, nickel-plated - mn ie DK. J. KR. BINTON Free Examination NO PHONE ORC. 0. D. ORDERS on Earth We are one of the few optical ne in Examination free, by graduate op- Glasses not prescribed 1116 FIRST AVENUB Between Spi The Cheasty Store in Its New Home, Coenne 2nd and Seneca, Presents to You Many Attrac- tive Buying Dunirhcaeael Pending | Formal Opening. $29.50 For Choice of a Close-out Group of Men’s and Young Men’s Fine Suits—Values to $75.00 - $25—$30—$35 For Young Men’s New Spring Suits in Student Sizes $4.75 For Choice of a New Special Purchase Lot of 68 Dozen Men’s High Quality Soft Hats—Values From $7.50 to $9.00 $50.00--$55.00 $60.00 $65.00 are the Cheasty selling ‘prices for the beautiful new spring suits, overcoats and English raincoats that just arrived. New Dunlap Straws for Women now on display, priced......... $15 to $25 Beautiful new shipment of the famous “Cheney” Neckwear just received. 50c to $2.00 for $11.00 and $12.00 “Vassar” Swiss Union Suits in silk and wool and silk lisle. for $7.50 and $8:00 “Vassar” Swiss Union Suits in heavy cottons and silk $7.85 $4.95 mixtures, Priced...... G. D. PHILLIPS, Inc. 1308 Second Avenue Walker Building The House of Mighty Good Shoes, Where Quality Is Higher Than the Price MEN—THE PHILLIPS EIGHT IS CALLING YOU . ) National City Bank of Seattle SKCOND AT MARION > cuusmua Cheast in Every Section of This MENS SOURS MENS wean Large New Store You Will Like the Prices on “Cheasty” Quality Spring Merchandise