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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-04
GRAND JURY AT NORTH YAKIMA
Business Men Ask the Court to Make
Call.

NORTH YAKIMA, Wash. Dec. A
The affairs of the city of North va
kima and the county are to be inves-
tigated by a grand jury. This was
a decision reached by about a dozen
leading business men. \ petition
was drawn up today and signatures
obtained, and as soon as Judge Rud-
kin returns from Seattle the petition
will be presented to him, asking him
to call q grand jury.
Among those at the head of the
movement are A B. Weed, II. Fl. LON
bard and w. B. Dudley. They allege
that boodling, grating and other
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-04
MRS. CULVER'S GENEROSITY

BUTTE, Mont, Dec. Airs. Ever
EFT Mallory Culver, daughter of United
States Senator w. A. Clark, who is
suing for a divorce from her husband
and who is in turn the defendant in
a sensational damage suit instituted
by Madam Waste, who charges Mrs.
Culver with alternating the affections
of her husband, who is a very close
friend of Mr.. Culver, is the practical
support of a circle of friends in New
York whose financial resources are
limited, and who subsist on Mrs.
Culver's bounty. One woman declares
Mrs. Culver to be ''ridiculously gener-
GUS" On Christmas Mrs. Culver re-
members her genteel and impOverish-
ed friends with liberal checks, and all
this is done with an unobtrusiveness
that makes the gifts doubly welcome.
A story is told about one of Mrs. Gull
ver's satellites and chief beneficiares.
This woman, who is almost a fixture
in the Culver apartments, one day
spied a diamond crescent on Mrs. Gull
ver's dressing table cover. "Oh, how
should love to have a diamond cres-
cent like this, dear purred the friend.
I suppose it is out of the question
for me to have one" The friend sigh
ed, and Mrs. Culver, yielding to her
sympathetic impulse, said: Take
mine, dear; l can have another and,
besides, 1 am tired of crescents.' DO
you mean that?' cried the woman.
you"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-04
JAIL BREAK PREVENTED

NORTH YAKIMA, WASH -
days was the extent of the lioeiD
enjoyed by Fred Slocum, the rus
suspect, who was liberated SaIUi' :.
He was nabbed bySheriff Grant oN n
serious charge of having englhee, -
a deal whereby a Jail break W..
have taken place had his plans ~.
ried. On being released, Slocui' nd
chased half a dozen steel Hl0' -s
passed them to the prisoners
the wondiws.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-04

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative BromO Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. E. w. Groves sigma
ture is on each box. 25c.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-04

covered which resulted in placing MI"
in charge of the o. r. & N sta'i0'
here.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-03-29
Special Sale of Innings

We don't say much about
this OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES as il
it needs very little indeed.
Nearly every woman in town
comes here, when she pat
ronizes no other department,
she still finds the lining de-
partment indispensable to her,
and the largest assortment and
small prices are the attractions.
Nos. and Stockinet and Light
weight Dress Shields, the kind that
will stand washing and ironing,
1Oc
Kings Spool Cotton, to close out,
dozen, csc
Hooks and Eyes, box, 1c
27-inch Dress Cambria, yard, &c
S6-inch Dress Silecia, yard, &c
Shadow Silks, the best qualities,
for lining and petticoats, under
lawn and thin fabrics, 15c
SOC Mercerized Sateens. 25c
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-03-29
Our New One Thousand Dollar
Steam Pleating Machine.

ACCORDION pleatings will be
used on every gown and
vesture this season. To meet
the demand we have bought
the best power machine on
the market, at considerable
OUTLAW. y X X X
We will execute pleating
from / to a inches.
To insure quck delivery,
especially for dressmakers,
we guarantee that all goods
sent in before $50 a. m. will
be sent out on the afternoon
delivery. All goods sent in
to be pleated after $50 a. m.
will be delivered the next
morning. Hurry orders will
be especially provided for.
Our new machine will pleat
any and all classes of goods
from the lightest mousseline
to the heaviest tailor clothes.
and without injury to the ma
terial, and materialw remain
permanently in pleat.
Ask for our new schedule
of prices.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-03-29
Notion Bargains.

A Notion Department that
claims to be the best must not
only be able to save you a few
cents on everything, but il
must be able to supply you
with the very best and largest
assortment.
Kleinert's Utility Supporter does
away with pins, adjust in one min
ute Ladies' sizes Csc
Pinking Irons, all sizes, 1oc
Children's Leather Knee Caps,
a great saving to the stockings,
25c
A new lot of Skeleton Waists,
all sizes, SOC
Have you seen our extensive line
OF Shell Hair Ornaments?
The Foster Hose Supporters,
satin pad 6oc
The Liberty Supporters, ladies'
sizes, good silk webbing and satin
tops, cheap at Csc, 19c
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-03-29
Wrist BAGS.

1t sometimes happens that
when a style is innovated that
there is considerable hesitancy
toward accepting it. This has
not proved to be the case with
the Wrist Bag, for the univer-
sal edict has been in its favor
ever since its inception. Our
stock OF Wrist Bags is one OF
the most carefully selected
stocks to be found anywhere.
We are very sure that the
prices are less than stores,
which lack our facilities, are
able to offer.
Genuine seal Wrist Bag, with in
side purse, and either nickel, gun
metal or gilt chains, value $125,
100
Walrus Wrist Bag, in assorted
colors. fitted with card case and
purse: these have not heretofore
been shown for less than $500.
Our price, 1'2o
Genuine East India Lizard Wrist
Bags, in gray, at
2.75, 4.5o, 5.75 and ESQ
Pretty line of genuine Walrus
Wrist Bags, just received, in
black and colors, at 200
Misses Wrist Bags, walrus
grain, in black, tan, brown and
gray, with long nickel chains, Csc
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-03-29
A Csc Sale in Black
Dress Goods.

That this sale will prove a
success we know in advance,
for at 9Sc we have included
a lot of 1.50 materials-good
selling materials. It's just to
stimulate buying a bit.
4S-inch Atwood Wolfe
46-ineh Atwood Mistral
48-inch Atwood Etamine.
45-inch Atwood hoppe Etamine.
Value $3.50; special, CSC
54-inch Atwood Broadcloth and
Venetian,
50-inch Atwood Cheviot,
52-inch Atwood Storm Serge,
54-inch Atwood Mohair,
50-inch Atwood Etamine Chew
lot,
Value S1.35 to $1.50; special, csc
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-03-29
Two Handkerchief Items
Worthy of Attention.

The smart woman always
reads our handkerchief bar
gains, end we always live up
to what we say in our adver-
tisements. For instance. in
last Sundays Age-Herald we
advertised some Ioc handker-
chiefs for 75c dozen. That
was a typographical error-it
should have read 75c a half
dozen, but through the treach-
cry OF type we we're made to
say 75c a dozen. However
we sold them at that.
At all times watch and read
carefully the merchandise news
of the store. For tomorrow:
Pure linen hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs, extra good quality, all
width hens, t2Hc
Pure linen hand-embroidered
Handkerchief, hemstitched and
laundered 25c
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-03-29
Baskets.

Fresh new arrival of Waste
Paper, Sewing, open ant
covered, Hampers and Stand
Works.
Scrap Baskets, good size, at Csc.
Scrap Baskets, 3 shapes, 100.
Scrap Baskets, shapes, 1.5o.
Covered Work Baskets at 75c,
100 and 1.25.
Covered Stand Work Baskets at
1.25, 200, $50 and 600.
Infant Baskets at 75c, 100 and
1.25.
Table Mats at SOC, 75c and 1.5o.
Hampers, small size, 200.
Hampers, medium size, 800.
Hampers, large size, 400.
SPECIAL-One lot of % lined
Work Baskets. worth SLIPS, slight
ly soiled, at Soc.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-03-29
Sale of Children's
Wash Dresses.

Heavy print material, in red and
blue only, well made and full sizes,
round yoke of white trimmed in
bands and braid; ruffle around
woke: special. 45c
Percale, in solid colo-s, in pink
and blue, well made and full sizes,
deep hem, round yoke, fancyily
trimmed with pique and braid,
ruffle around same, bishop sleeves;
special. QUO
Percale, in solid colors, blue and
pink, we'll made and tull sizes,
square yoke OF white pique, trim
med in braid to match, ruffle
around yoke trimmed with braid,
white belt. deep hem; special, 69c
Percale, in pink and blue stripes,
very neat, well made and full sizes,
round yoke of white, trimmed,
baud of self material, ruffle around
yoke trimmed with edge of en-
broidery, white belt, deep hem on
skirt; special, 75c
Wash Crash, well made and full
sizes, sailor style, large square col
lar, trimmed in white braid, yoke
to match, deep hem on skirt; spe-
cial, Ioc
Heavy Polka Dot Lawn, blue
only, well made and full sizes.
square yoke trimmed in white
braid, ruffle around yoke finished
with embroidery, belt trimmed
with braid, deep hem on skirt;
special, S9c
Percale. light ground with blue
figure, very neat, well made and
full sizes, round yoke of white
trimmed in embroidery and bands
ruffle around yoke star shape,
trimmed with edge of embroid-
cry and braid, deep hem on skirt;
special, 1.oo
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-03-29
The Linen Dep TINT

The thing that keeps this de-
partment busy is its low prices,
and what makes the low prices
is the fact that the department
is always busy-more business
is done in our Linen depart
ment than in any other Linen
department that we know OF in
the South. This big buying
naturally means consider
able advantage to you in the
way of prices-as if proof was
needed, instance these:
% pieces 72-inch bleached pure
linen Table Damask, polka dots
and floral patterns, worth $1.50
yard, only 100
45-inch and 54-inch linen Sheet
ing, suitable for ladies' embroid-
cred shirt waists or suits, at 7Sc
90-nch linen Sheeting, good quail
ity, suitable for ladies shirt waist
suits, worth $1.25, for LOO
Another shipment of the cele-
brated Clarendon Bed Spreads,
12-4 size. They are the best spreads
in the market for $1.50; our price
only loo
Lansdale 36-inch bleached Do
nestle, Tee
Fruit of the Loom 36-inch Do
nestle, Tee
Lansdale Cambria, 36-inch, 1oc
Sea Island Domestic, 36-inch, &c
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-03-29
The Largest Mailing Order De.
partment in the South.

No matter in what part of
the south you live you can
send an order here and get it
back properly filled sooner
than it would have had time
to reach any of the stores in
the east or west.
You run no risk in shop
ping with us, for we guaran-
tee satisfaction. If we sub
stitute we do it at our own
risk, subject to your approval
if anything goes wrong you
may get your money back
just as easily as if you asked
for it in person.
We are now sending out a
great many samples of Silks
and Dress Goods. Let US
send you some samples.
What is it you want? What
color? About what price2
We would be glad to send
desired samples free for the
asking. Or no matter what
it is you want for personal
wear, write us and it will
come back in the first mail.
Or perhaps you want some
thing for your home, for use
or ornament. That's here,
tOO-Write.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-03-29
Lace, EmbrOid.
cry and Veil
ing Dep IS.

At all times you will fine
attractive items in these de-
partments, but seldom any
thing more attractive thar
these four items which fol-
low
At 25c per yard we have not less
than twenty sets OF Swiss Main
sock or Cambria Embroidery Edge,
with Insertion to match. blind or
openwork. They comprise some of
the prettiest ever offered at that
price; well worth S5c to 40c per
yard.
At Csc per yard, so pieces Of
new Swiss Gallons, mostly in
medallion effects, which have just
arrived and are the latest pat
terms; suitable for trimming any
kind of cotton dress goods; well
worth double.
At 45c per dozen yards, not less
than 800 dozen French Valen-
cienne Laces and Insertions to
match; ten different patterns to
choose from; some very narrow
and others wider; well worth CSC
and 75c.
At 45c per yard, % pieces of new
Yelling, all the latest effects, small
or large designs; some plain, 9TH
ers fancy characters; such as the
spider web or Mexican drawn
work; well worth Coo and 75c per
yard.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-03-29
Strohbeck's Fine Slippers.

We are making very pref
ty display in our windows Of
c. w. Strohbeck's ladies' fine
slippers, and especially in satin
and velvet slippers trimmed
with handmade lace. Prices
run from 10. 90 to $500 pair,
and you may judge from this
that they represent the very
finest workmanship in loot
wear.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-03-29
Spring Novelties in the Jcwelry
Booth.

Women who are quick to
learn a good thing are coming
in here every week to look
over the new arrivals in the
Jewelry Booth-you often may
pick up soc something that
costs in the exclusive jewelry
stores 75c-and for 75c you
frequently may pick up one OF
the new Spring fads that you
would have to pay LOO for
elsewhere.
A part OF the news in
Spring novelties follows:
White Pearl Shirt Waist Pins,
4 to a set; the price, 25c set
Silver Coin Holders, with long
neck chains; these are just out
125
Turquoise Blue Chains, large
beads and extra long, SOC
New line of Sterling Silver,
black, and Gold Plated Stick Pins,
25c
Pretty Sterling Silver Sash Pins,
in the newest designs, 1925
Sterling Silver Top Hat Pins,
23c
Solid Gold Cuff Pins, per pair.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-03-29
Information Bureau.
Tell Your Troubles to the Clerk
at the Information Bureau.

at the iHlOT nldilOn bureau.
If you have lost anything,
enquire there.
If you have found any,
thing, leave it there.
If you have a bundle to be
called for, leave it there.
If you want to use either
phone, call there.
If you want to buy postal
cards or stamps, call there.
If you want to see current
advertisements for any day
in the week. call there.
If you have any sort of
complaint, tell it to the man
at the Information Bureau.
There you will be attended
to promptly and courteously
but if, tho, you feel that
you have not got satisfaction,
do not let the sun 60 down
on your wrath, but appeal to
the Superintendent, who
makes it a business to right
all wrongs.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-03-29
Art Department.

Tapestry Porch Pillow Slips,
thing new and something useful,
SOC
Oriental Pillow Tops, beautiful
colors, 100
We sell on Monday and Tuesday
linen Dresser Scarfs, 1Sx45 and
1884, single and double hemstitched
and wide row of drawnwork, at
Csc and 75c
Squares of same material, 1sx1s
and 20x20, at, each, 25c and soc
Have you ever seen our new
Waist Patterns?
For Embroidery Work, interview
our Teacher of Art.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-03-29
The Ever Busy
Wash Goods
Departm'

Beginning with early Spring
and running to Fall, this
Department is at all times
busy-crowded with a throng
of busy shoppers, the staccato
OF their busy feet beat a mer-
ry song to- the rhythm of the
low prices. 1t is not a matter
OF Wonder-rather the alb
scence of this business
would be a matter wonder,
for without a question a wo-
man can this Spring get more
material and style and quality
and all the other essentials
at a less price than ever be-
fore.
Week after week the front
tables have shoppers in rows
of two and three deep, wait
ing to gain the advantage of
the special prices. This un-
doubtedly will be case to-
morrow, as for instance, we
will place on sale Mercerized
OXfords in plain, white or
colored stripes and figures
ond some plain colors, too
at 49c a yards.
They were made to sell at
Csc.
On another table will be
so more pieces of Brocaded
Damask at CSC a yard
the fad of the hour for
white Shirt waists. Beau
tiful in quality and very ultra
in the matter of styles. The
particularly attractive feature
of this Damask is the fact
that nothing in the world
launders SO well.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-03-29
AnImpOrtant Request

For your convenience we ask
that you always send your pur-
chase check when desiring to
exchange goods, or to have
them credited to your account.
1t frequently happens that a
wrong credit is made simply
because the original charge
check is not returned with the
merchandise to be credited.
We are, therefore, obliged to
enforce the rule, printed at the
bottom OF each check, which
is, that purchase check must
be returned with the goods to
be credited.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-03-29
Hats Ready to
Wear and to
Order.

1t IS an unanimous verdict
that this is the only store in
Birmingham which imports
directly its hats, and shows
more imported hats than
probably any other store in
the South,
But the interest does not
revolve around the ready-to-
wear millinery alone, there is
much of news and of inter
est and of saving opportunity
too, in the foliage, trimmings,
shapeS-comparison reveals
that our prices are less, say
IS per cent, than any other
millinery shops hereabouts-
as these prices prove.
Ladies' ready-to-wear Turbans,
in all the leading colors-such as
black, navy, tan and white, trim
med with quill and fancy straw
band, at $50 each, worth ESQ.
Misses and Children's Burned
Straw Flats, satin finish in large
or small size Drim, bell crown, the
latest shape for street or dress
hat. at CSC, worth 200.
Children's Trimmed Tuscan
Flats, flowers and ribbon trim
ming, very deliberately gotten up,
at $50 each, in all the leading
shades.
Black Chiffon and Liberty Silk
shapes, some ready to wear, others
require only little trimming, for
street or dress wear, from ESQ up
wards.
Crushed Roses, in all the leading
shades, in a bunch, small size,
made Of nice quarry muslin, at 25c
per bunch, worth SOC.
The latest shape of Ladies'
Straw Sailor in white or burned
straw, low crown and very fiat,
looks very stylish and is an entire
ly new shape, in rough straw at
1925, worth It's
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-03-29
The Toilet Goods De-
partment.

lust now the Godiva hair
brush is being extensively adj
vertised in all the magazines
throughout the United States
you will find here as we'll, all
the other well-advertised toilet
articles of merit, and at a very
very much less price than reg
ular, as these items attest.
Almond Albadien. 33c.
Sozodont Tooth Wash, ice.
Good Prophylactic Tooth
Brushes, 19c.
Solid back unbleached bristle
Brush, 33c.
Best French Extract, per ounce,
18c.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-03-29
New Glassware.

Colonial line of Pressed
Glassware in Nappys, all sizes
Jugs, all sizes, Tankards
Berrys, SAVERS, Orange
Bowls and Saucers.
Naples, faring, at 1oc, zoe and
25cc.
Naples, deep, at 15c, 25c and
3oc.
Jugs at Csc, s5c, soc, Csc, 75c and
100.
Tankards at Csc.
Footed Bowls at 4oc, COO and 75c.
Saucers, per dozen, Goo, 75c and
100.
SAVERS at Csc, CSC, SOC and 75c.
Water Bottles at SOC, 75c and
1925.
Apiece Sets at 35c, Soc and 75c.
Vases at 15c, zoe, 25c and Soc.
Punch Bowls at 2.75 and $50.
Straw Jars at 75c.
Crushed Fruit Bows at Csc and
200.
Celery Trays at zoe.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-03-29
The Special Selling of Hosiery.

You can at all times save
money here in Hosiery. For
instance, here is a child S
Xxi rib, lightweight hose
with white sole and high
spliced heel, and double sole
and heel, marked at only Ioc.
Ladies black cotton Hose, rib
top, this being a great advantage,
holds elastic and more durable to
attach hose supporters; regular
soc Hose. Special, SOC
Ladies brown and tan Hose, in
cotton, extra good value at Csc,
drop stitch and plain; price, 15c
per pair; pairs for 25c
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-03-29
News in Waist,
Skirt and Suit
Department

At all times you will find
many new and interesting
things in this Department.
If it does not concern the
arrival of novelty goods, it
touches upon reduced prices
reduced frequently for real
ly insignificant reasons.
The news for today con-
Germs the fresh arrival of new
Suits, Waists and Skirts
particularly in Waists and
Skirts is the Department
strong.
We are also showing this
year some early Spring Coats,
and the cool snap of the last
few days argues in their ia
Vor-the coat at 1850 espe-
cially, is a reasonably-priced
garment.
Ladies Spring Coat. half lined,
made of the finest covert cloth,
1t is collarless, has the stole effect,
and is plated in back, the sleeves
are very full and gathered at the
cuff, 1850
Coat made of covert cloth, is
tight-fitting in the back, has fly
front and coat sleeves. 1t is lined
with taffeta silk throughout, 1880
We just received another ship
ment OF stylish Pongee Coats, in
plain and lace trimmed, also some
new black silk and lace Goats,
1000
In Shirt Waist Suits nov
elites, in white, blue and
green The suits are made of
imported linen The waist is hand
somely embroidered in the front,
on the sleeves and in the back;
the skirt is embroidered all
around, Special, $500
Skirt made of broadcloth, trim
med around hips and flounce with
stitched peau de sole silk, ZOO
Unlined Examine Skirt, tunic
style, trimmed around hips with
rows, around tunic and bottom of
skirt with rows of taffeta silk,
1900
White Fancy Damask Waist,
plated in front and back with
plated yoke and full sleeve, gath
cred at the cuff, $50
Mercerized Etamine Waist,
plated in front and back; the
front is handsomely embroidered
in white silk, strawberry design,
and trimmed with pearl buttons,
PTS
Waist made from Manila cloth,
stock and epaulettes of the same
material, trimmed with fancy pearl
buttons, 500
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-03-29
Crepe de Chene.

OF this very choice and fashion
able fabric we are showing spe-
cial quality other houses all over
the country have advanced their
prices. We are able to make a
special cut in prices because of the
advantage of early buying. We
will sell an all-sill1 quality in black,
white, cream and colors that is
s1.25 value at 95c
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-03-29
of Our -
j. q L. $50 pe-
Gals" a Wo-
man Said:

"How is it that you do not
say more of the $50 Specials
my experience has been
that it is as good as any 500
shoe | ever wore"
This is enthusiasm, and
while we are enthusiastic
ourselves, still we are con-
sentative. We, however, say
that the az. j. & L. $50 Spe-
cial' is as good as any 400
Shoe-or $50 shoe, for that
matter-still we are 10th to
claim that it is good as a five
dollar shoe, but at the same
time you have to pay 500 to
get a better shoe.
Here are some of the styles
in OXfordS represented.
Ladies patent vlci hand-turned
Oxfords, with dull kid top, new
Partisan heel.
Ladies' patent vici hand-turned
Oxfords, with dull kid backs, and
French heels.
Ladies' black kid hand-turned
Oxfords, with French heels and
patent tips.
Ladies black kid hand-turned
Oxfords, with dull tops, Cuban
heels and patent tips.
We place on sale in our Shoe
Department a number of spe-
Gals at 500.
Ladies' Patent Vici Welt Oxford,
extension edges and Cuban heels.
Ladies' Patent Vici Butcher Ok
ford, extension edges and military
heels
Ladies' Patent Vici Hand-Tuned
Oxfords, dull backs, Cuban heels,
medium narrow toes.
Ladies' Black Kid Oxfords, hand
turned so1es, patent tips and low
heels.
Ladies' Black Kid Hand-Turned
Oxfords, Partisan heel and patent
tip.