Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-03

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QN York. Feh 2t-Tne English
Nsfe a saying. "a lady Is known by
ia1ac thlnari her ah0es her collar and
f Stoves" Many women give much
trurht % me fashion Of her new
NHNn. bat ID " the accessories. the
lung|nEH" that become the Water
IHn oi che majority OF women u ia
HNen the harmonious tout ensemble
at the FFench Neman has gained her
frruinilon Tor being the best dressed
woman among those Of on the nations.
she does not spend an upon her gown,
ehe remembers her emo hose, htr
nogs. her dainty nockwoar and her
doves.
TO ensure being we'll dressed az
~ times, woman should have nt
ieaat Two pairs az walking ahoeH of
Mack leather that Will stand hard
wear set enc enough iOf wear With
Ile drrasiUai oi watkins suits. q pair
~ blneE patent leather vamps with
black. hux cloth tops, enc pair OF
house ah0ra. and evening shoes or
allppora n miii more rigorous econ.
uiny must he observed ioavs ont me
patent le9ihors and one pair 0f the
watkins shoes. drpendlne on q wen
mended old pair for wear on rainy
days go sloppy sirce,a. Ia any case
ID o. well to have an old act Cor such
weather Tor no matter how many or
how nnn your shoes. ruhhorH wet.
and gritty muddey sidewalks wis a0ou
ruth their beauty
One of the newest and most mcdiah
shoes shown thiB spring by perhaps
lho foremost shoe house in New York
is called the Alice" Il 81 q seamless
model uf soft leather with elastic COR
Ing at the Sides and cuban heels IN
fact. lt strongly resembles an uad
favorito OF our Ernndmoihera, called
the Prince Albert, one 81 tho earilosl
~ shoes for the feet.
Another new model Is The side lace
Gibson" which as iia name implies u
laced 40 90 the outer Side OF the shO,
through three large klondyku oyoleti
BY means 81 grusgraln ribbon tied ir
"a chic iittle bow at the top Their,
in no doubt that this style VIII he .
faYofiie FOR wear with the new "trut
ter" taidewalkl frock.
There Ia every evidence of tan shoes
N"H"NAHH." HHN"NN NI"NHMNNN NHM .aNM N"NHHH
tally vlll this bee true for mountain o.
summer resort wear; "you know /" sal,
tho shoe man, "ln trampinE or 81 out
door sports Il Is impOaaible 10 keel
shoes polished more Than a little while
but IN iana u does not seem 90 SHOW
or matter 40 much as with blacl
shoe, which 90 be- correct, must ID
immaculate IN its freshness -honc,
perhaps the liking for tan shoes 20
outdoor amusements" Many peopll
maiutain that tan sh0ea are Noole
than black. which Is owing probabll
to the different process OF tanning AM
dyolng. Besides the tans there VII
lrt the light browns ana sho putt
shades Ia Md for aetter wear. Will
white and very ighi shoes Ia canvass
linen and buckHkinH will be- popular.
Butchers have found strong q,
mand this season. n shoe that diner
from tho plain toe three eycicta "Glt
son, I'M having "a toe cap and fou
oyelots. None of these shoes are a
an maunlsh In their make as the mar
nlEh shoe ls quite passed and ha
been superseded by the boot vel
arched and Of stylish ou3
Patent leather Ynmua having hu
cloth tops are having a special voEu
just now as have the apaia. MADE Z
match the gown with which they ar
used, and worn over pumps. For wall
Ing The PicCadlly toe and Wlliiar
or cuban heel hold nrst place, Will
for evening the Louis XIV is the al
proved style
nn, a. 10 on she evening shoes ira
fashion has laviHhed her -ts. llrunz
leather with gold beading o. an ol
and stylish revival OF our girlhoo
days. Some of these new slippers or
OF velvet beautifully embossed. Other
are Of gold or silver tissue. many ,
leather or SIN 90 match the SOW
worn. and az TO bows, buckie
and rnscites there o. no end To m
art, the lavish adornmont aud ricl
ness displayed In al house shoe
and evening slippers too much han
work and wealth cannot he expende
stocklRFg and their lavish decor
fiou are almost beyond description
they need 40 he acru 10 realize N
amount Of work--haud work. too
and money that Ia now put upon tn
artlclo of dress; u 10 amazing and r
qulufe q long purse bought IN "a