Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-04-07
SHOES N cHIc.os



Chat with a Deaier--ee,,,
walked into ona N I.
s seJies o On Madison street wPa al1cinIa
ana ana where the proprje s oseisaiiae ~
sort OF philosophy o. s w talsel NJ
'SDose 'llc ordinary mercb.sai.l aud NO.
Americana he MY liant.
tention to their ~, ~ pay no.
to ' t,e ee en-; the case, the ma, ,hss
e 70 .iie comfort Of the fa 1ia wlo a.,
study OF the same. VIZ sIl must D.
were boys we bought sb, aen you N
toes came out to the erS y viii
right against the end Ky y, q The M
mol NO intelligent dealer IN s sbess . iie Is
ever sell a customer . a'loe. today 81
eegaihs , the end Of which Ill., Pali q ass
forced. The shoe Of tod. we loes Mi
common sense sltoe-Nis that b 4.
a a,lah tne foot. The stylish '3 .s ~
anu anu narrow e No lady Who s sI,e 4,
gard for her comfort ~ mas anI
apo apou line, her pride, will ever = wa say faliig
else IMAM a long and narr @eaI anlyitidss
are now making a cbean 80. a, row sloe. h,
principle supnoss = ' slloe On the
IN England an America i Know Il
known by the kind Of shod y genaaI,
ne English wear wide sboe No. ne va
women alike. Some foII sa0ssss,,-inen u
done because the EncI;aHS ullnk tEk /
more I a. W; y than we Anerc,ssoo 9 !.
III y no oa, u, It Is habit. They ' dos;. ~
lhe same pains with their ~, uont ~ |
country that we do over bera ~ lteda
An l.o OF nation that doc @aI
oome~caY asked me H.
Nv MAJ an sizes v IRE mostly worn IN W.
y y answer rather surprised him II mag
got oil the idiotic talk sbo ar Sa Q
women's feet that you find l. " Ohlcags
OF rival cities. The same 81 tb II V slarea
every every, American city in this sa : ' y !. Z
Wo ;Ih In some sections Of tbss 9 10y y =
e .,l used to run in their H. iliI
more than they do now lac uaie u
that with ladies No. 4 ia tho 'r ra q
orally worn-I won't saw call H. lug 60
IN the market. No. 2's, ladies s 800 y
'in,dIeIstand, are not much worn aIf,s
caiied Tor frequently. That i , an',s
thihg you hear a great deal a i aaVsi
iunny way. | never deceive a I o'.. !
about his or her number If tSa . erplla
Is asked. But when lady COM r 4 Y
says TO one of the young men tbs J. I
wants a No. 2, he looks al her fce ,.a; = y 1
can do SO without giving offensa = l. Y
proceeds to fit her. &' ~
/ must say for the intelligence :, 4.
average woman that this sort Of non.
is not INDUCED in 50 much nov rya = y
merly. The intelligent woman co, : (
and says she wants to be fittaJ IN = 4 !.
same time putting up one foot n = 4, y
salesman. We don't 90 az ,oneb !.
numbers as we did twenty wears -
We lit the shoe to the foot. and VIC \.
have done that it makes precim,s III
difference to the wearer what tbs r ~
Der Is or whether the last is .donhls i
double E, You know. Of cour.e n.
double A is a narrow last and Am.
T. very wide last. The widths ts.e~ ss
wider as the letters run down IL
French heel is not worn as much al
was. 1t Is good thing it is not u
woman's foot ever looked 50 well n,
shoe with French heel. The ke
French heel is a popular one.
Ihe shoes of today" he continue
care smaller than they were tVrrT
years ago. That is saying that The IA
are smaller. Of course. That /, 4
especially with Americans, / don't ma
by that that feet are becoming actusTr
smaller. But they are becoming al,
Gated. so to speak. Better care is gi7eh
them in every way. An intelligent
dealer fits the foot to the shoe.
II told you that the tendency is TO lon,
shoes. This does not apply to SHOES Won
on the stage, which are always shmt
There is more taste displayed in the shae
for the parlor now than there used to te
The lady of taste, if she can afford it. d
course, has pair OF shoes TO match cad
dress. One of the prettiest she's ID
evening is the undressed kid, orana
shade, especially if the dress is Of bafi
silk or satin. One of the most stylA
things we know of in this line Is lava
der. 1t is exc ,edingly rich and csa
S20."-Chicago Times.