Deseret Evening News | 1910-02-26 | Page 5 | The Highest Shoe Store and Millinery Establishment in the West

o l I 1 SHOE STORE STOnE AND t ItY IX IN TILE WEST j That Salt Lake o Is getting the me metropolitan spirit of oC her eastern sisters S t Is evidenced b by the tendency of oC some of our local concerns to Introduce sly sits scraper shopping When It was an ani i that III t the Boston building y wore to 1 be 13 opened shoe parlors on the tho J floor It was regarded ns as a great evolution In merchandising and some seine of the wise ones shook their heads predicting an earl death to such an enterprise 1 Mr Tom Butler Dutler whose name among I Salt Lakes Lakos shoe people Is n a house houle household hold word was willing to undertake t i this Now New York idea Idell and transplant It to Salt Lake At once the Idea ap j pealed to both hoLh men mell and women how J really pleasing It would be to escape the din and bustle of the crowded streets and b by taking the elevator to the tho floor or of tho big sin scraper semper to do their shopping at leisure and without the tho anno annoying bustle and crush of the tho congested districts This Thin Idea has hILS proved unusually successful not noL only In the case of the tho Duller Buller Art Arl Shoe Co but also In thu tho millinery line Down the hall on the thu thur thet t r east cast side are arc the tho dainty little parlors of Mrs Clara Stephenson who hillS bus re recently conti from her hel purchasing trip to New York Women omen seem to delight In the pleasures of viewing these beautiful creations from Paris and New York and the cleverly do adaptations produced b by these experienced The restful spirit accompanYinG chopping at al tills this great height seems to appeal so 80 to local femin that each week shows pleasing In the c cash ih While Mr rr Butler of the tho Art Shoe la says 8 that he fits ten toes and anel fits them per perfectly Mrs 1118 Stephenson has adopted Il as her slogan A hat for every overy head hend providing It its a head that appreciates exclusive designs and modish pat lorns Surely Salt Lake o has In this regard U a mut metropolitan ol aspect oC oCi l y i i f