Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-02
New Footwear is Varied i'm Style
 For This Spring

This spring you have almost un- limited opportunity to express your individual and original ideas in your footwear. Never have there been such fascinating novelties, such cap tivating pieces of femlninityl The shops are showing the simple and ela- borate, the naive and sophisticated, and the result is that more and more the fashionable woman is expressing her personality, her charm in her footwear as we'll as in the costume she wears. No one style is decidedly the thing. The toes of ones shoes may be broad, slightly rounded or pointed.
 More in vogue than anything eles perhaps is the patent leather shoe, either bump or low heeled oxford. The pumps with extremely low heels are much worn and have but one strap while those with Spanish heels almost always boast of three. Very smart indeed is a pair of patent leather sandals with Spanish heels, stitched in brown. A cunning little rhinestone buckle catches the two straps over the instep. Another pair of slippers also fashioned of patent leather and kid are very unique. Lattice work of the, patent leather literally covers the foundation of cream colored kid.
 AS usual the shoes worn on the street by the smartest women are GUS tom made oxfords of heavy Russian or Norwegian calf of heavy Russian Most of lnem are severely tailored with slight rounded toes These are some deviations however. For in- stance-some brown Oxfords show un- usual cutout patterns of tan swede. These are essentially for sport wear.
 One shop features a captivating pair of sports oxfords made of red kid with distinctive strips of patent leather trimming them Others almost as uniqueacome in red combined with black or white. There was much ex- claiming too, over pair of white buck sport shoes for they boasted of green heels, with straps of green.
 Sandals for afternoon wear are as much worn as ever. but are made more unusual by much applique or cutout designs. Cossack boots of white kid are selected by those who are forever seeking what is most novel and extraordinary They have wide turned down cuffs with many perforations.
 Too much cannot be said about the new evening slippers-for they are the loveliest the most colorful in many seasons. The sparkle of iewelled heels is often seen on the ballroom flcor, and it is breathed that some heels are even studded with real stones AL most all evening slippers are in san dal style, many of them sparkling me- tallic gold and silver brocaded effects, while othres have an occasional bright metallic thread wooven into a beauti- full color cloth. These are aIways worn to match the color of the gown. An alluringly feminine sandal, one of black satin has been embroidered in the loveliest shades of lavender and green imaginable, with cutout designs on the heel showing the same shade of green.
 Paris reports !unabated interest in chiffon silk hose for spring and sum. mer wear. These will be worn on the street as well as for afternoon and evening affairs. The vogue for light gray will persist throughout the sea- son, though it Is predicted that flesh color and beige will relieve the mon otony. Very smart Parlsian women have taken to wearing sheer Russian calf and navy colored hose with black shoes. They also still favor for street wear combinations of silk and wool with embroidered clocks. Clocks will appear on almost every kind of hos. iery this season--the narrow open work clock for the sheer hose and for the sports hose. clocks embroider. ed in contrasting colors.