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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-08
Ardmaorg e Homes

ICiN pAlsH
A dandy six room MODERN BUN
GALOW just been built for a home,
nice large rooms, all built in features,
beautiful mantle, nice lot, shade trees,
etc, good location on Stanley Boule-
ward, southwest. Price $4,000. Reas-
enable terms.
Neat new MODERN BUNGALOW :
rooms, breakfast room and bath on
III St, southwest. Price $3.50. $500
cash, balance easy terms or will take
good vacant lot as part payment.
A dandy room MODERN HOUSE.
all built in features, garage and drive
way. nice lot Price $4,000. $3.50 cash
Balance easy terms.
Good room MODERN HOME on n
good street close in nice corner lot.
shade trees and fruit trees. owner
leaving town and will sell at a bar
gain. Price $4,000.
Neat room MODERN BUNGA-
LOW, nice high terraced lot, east
front only eight blocks out. Price
$3.50. $500 cash. balance easy terms.
FINE VACANT LOTS
s2j cash down and $2j per month
buys q fine vacant lot on a good
street and good neighborhood in north
west Ardmore.
EAST FRONT LOTS
We have some dandy nice East
front lots. only seven blocks from
Junior High School. Price 5000 each
LOTS IN SOUTHWEST
Two beautiful large lots on paved
street, good location southwest Ard
more, $3.50 each.
A dandy East lot on the pavement
southwest. pavement paid out, Price
$1,000. Terms on part
Rooming House: all the furnishing
and furniture. coed new up.to.datC
stuff. For sale at reasonable price
good location. near Junior High
School.
TRADES AND EXCHANGES
We have all kinds OF trading prop
erty including automobiles.
Now is good time to buy or trade
for a home. II will soon be garden
l ing time.
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AKERS HOME FROM
TRIP TO LAWTON

T. Holmes Akcrs who has the hon.
or OF having been the first sheriff
o; Carter county has returned from
business "trip TO l.awton where ne
owns some business property. lie went
there to close lease on his property
FOR the year.
Mr.. Akcrs stated that the farmers
about fawton made a fair cotton crop
hut they seem to be- complaining as
much or more there than at other
places Two banks failed there and
when the last one failed 1t hurt
somewhat and gave the people some
discourugcmcrt.
Some Of the wheat planted has not
come up on account Of the dry wea'
thcr and some of the crop which
did come up Is not doing any good
The country about t.awton needs
rain badly according To- Mr.. Akcrs.
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WANTED TO RENT

WANTED-By business woman with
little girl In school, two rooms in
private home. whore meals may be
taken with family. Prefer 10 furnish
own rooms completely. Southwest, near
third ward school preferred. Address
NJ. care of Ardmoreite. 3.s
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GuiTTot & Hall

Phone 5S3 303 Simpson Building
S.g
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HAVE 1OJ MADE. 1OJkSf
This is an oil country and every
body ought to be- grateful that the
opportunity is here and is ours TO
connect up with natures great store
house of wealth.
IL will pay YOU TO buy a small hold
ing In the nclghborhood Of each new
test Tor oil and gas.
We can sell you leases and royalty
at Fox, at Newport and near the
Amerada test; prices at this time are
low.
You are invited to confer with va
about oil speculations.
j. c. Hester le6is West Main 81.
Phones l0I-3S2.
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| SELL HOMES on easy terr,s, got
the cheapest vacant lots in ~ w.
Ardmore. Trade a good car for small
home, pay cash difference, or take a
Ford car as first payment on home.
/ trade, that's me. Yates the Earth
Man. 81
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In Europe portable cabinets are b.
ing used for bathrooms.
ELECTION NOTICE

The regular meeting of the share
holders of the American National
Bank, of ArdmOre. Oklahoma, viii
be held at its place of business in
said city and state, between the hours
Of 10 a. m. and 3 p. M. on Tues
day, January 10th, 1922. for the pur-
pose Of electing seven to thirteen
directors TO serve for the ensuing
year and for the transaction or
such other business as may come
before the meeting.
c. S. PYLE
$50 Cashier
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REAL ESTATE
A Few New Year:
BARGAINS

On McIish Avenue, east Of railroad,
6 room modern cottage, garage ana
cement drivewty, lots so b PIP, price
only s4.50OOO, terms arranged.
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LOST AND FOUND
WANTED TO BUY

wANTED-To pay cash Or to OK.
change MORE in new goods--for all
kinds OF secondhand household goods,
c. Il. HALL
The New and Second Hand Home out.
filter. Phone $50. Srd & Caddo ST.
Ardmore. Oklahoma. The same old
green box house. 1889
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OIL FIELD SUPPLIES

for Keystone or star well machine,
that will drill a 1000 feet or more.
address w. c. High, Thackerville.
Okla. 4.6
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MUST SELL

SPECTATORS and home buyers take
> notice. am out of work, busted
and must sell two new five room mod
ern bungalows on nice large adjoin
ing east front lots. Ny loss will be
some ones gain. Small amount Of
money will handle both 433 and 435
II street S. W
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FOR RENT (Houses)

FOR RENT-12.room House; 2 baths;
4-room apartment now rented for
$500. Eighth avenue northwest on
car line. Price $500. Phone 1891. 8-3
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ARDMoRE CITY PROPERTY

We have on unusually attractive
list Of Ardmore homes and vacant lots;
We try to make Il rule to offer only
out ut.of.tho.ordlnary hargains-this Is
the time to stretch the buying power
n your money and YOU will find that
we have The facilities to please ana
save YOU money in your home. We
solicit your patronage.
j. q. Hester, ie6is West Main 81.
Phone iOi-SSs
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A FIRM WITH 20 LUMBER YARDS
JUST ASKED CS FOR ASSISTANT
ROOkIiEEPER. GET PREPARED
FOR StCN mt OrpORTt MITES.
ARDMORE BUSINESS COLLEGE.
So
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WANTED-To buy house: will put
In ear and livestock as part pay
mmt. Phone 765.
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Want a Home?

We have a neat five room
bungalow, corner lot; swell
location southwest; close TO
school; must be seen to be
appreciated. Price and terms
given on application.
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HELP WANTED Male)

WANTED-Three or four men with
cars to work and sell in country;
$1,000 to $500 per week. Experience
unnecessary. Call Wilmington Hotel.
Room %. Monday morning. SO
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POULTRY AND EGGS

FOR SALE-Threc white orphington
cockrcls. Mrs. sam Frye. Phone
1852. s9'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-08

A very attractive six room
brick bungalow; hardwood
floors throughout; ideal loca-
ton southwest. If you are
looking for something substan-
tial and attractive, you will
let us show you this place;
terms and prices given gladly.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-08
HOTELS

SACRIFICE SALE-o5 rooms: fair
furniture; priced to sell other inter-
ests; accept Ford and diamonds. Gladys
Hotel. Phone 1915. G'6
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R.C. MlcElIIDDY
HAVE YOU MADE YOURS?

Real Estate and Insurance
Phone 90 126is West Main Street
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-08

Sell il through the Ardmoreite classi.
fled ads.
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A beautiful up-to-date six
room bungalow with all built
in features. You can move
right in on short notice; COM
pletely furnished. Price and
terms furnished on applica-
ton.
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AUTOMOBILES
OIL LANDS AND LEASES

LEASES near wildcat drilling now
approaching production new Ant
lers shallow field. Three wells drill.
ing. s. to $50 per acre. Titles guar.
anteed Hudson 6 Miller, BoxiS7.
Antle,s. Okla 2.5
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-08

FOR RENT-Nice clean rooms. $500
to Si.O0 week. Logan Hotel, 25A
$. Washington. Phone 1903.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-08

Beautiful building sites
ranging in price from $3.50
to $1,000. We can sell you u
home all ready built or sell
you a lot and make you a loan
to build with. Don't forget
to get our terms, prices and
locations.
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FOR RENT (HOUSES)

FOR SALE OR RENT - Large sli
room house. easy payment. l.. X.
Iarstor. 2o-3o
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Read Ardmorcltc Want Ads.
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A beautiful we'll built new
bungalow consisting of a den,
fireplace, large living room,
dining room, breakfast room,
kitchen with built-in features,
two lovely bed rooms, F"ench
doors, garage and driveway;
fine neighborhood. We are
sure this place will please any
one desiring a moderate priced
place. Let us show you this
one.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-08

FOR RENT--A four room house fur
nished or unfurnished. l26 Il y. w.
Dixon Shoe Shop. Phone 7l9. S'S
Evening journal., 1922-06-02
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Lace For Summer Formally

On occasions or extreme formaiity.
that IN winter would have called for
velvet or brocRde costumes. are worn
now airy but elegant frocks OF lace
and chiffon. A taffeta or a foulard
frock is not a dress-up costume. re-
member, nowadays. And even a sim
pie GeorEette IN dark color is scarce
iy 70 be regarded as a formal gown.
Two extremely formal summer COS
tunes are pictured-the sort OF frock
you would wear AZ a June wedding
or some equally important occasion.
One costume shows black chantilly
lace draped with beige Georgette.
Lace is very fashionable this summer
ana some OF the handsomest frocks
are made Of tin black, scru or
cream. The combination OF black
chantilly with pale ecru Georgette Is
especially distinguished and effective.
A sash OF wide black ribbon falls
from the shoulder line at the back
and the girdle Is OF cut Jet
In another Illustration Is shown Z
stunning wrap for summer wear ovei
formal frocks-a deiectable wrap o.
ocru lace mounted over apricot tinted
chiffon and bordersd all around with
soft taupe fox fur. Bome OF these
airy wraps have marabout borders.
Most lovely e a wrap OF gray lace
embroidered IN silver. the lace
dropped over gray chiffon and the
border trimming OF gray marabout.
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ed. The severest and primmest old
maid will add ss-natural- as possible
false teeth TO her ensemble no matter
what discomfort they cause her, yet
may consider It a heinous crime TO
disguise a sallow complexion under
dusting OF powder-and an unspeak-
able horror to add a touch OF rose
flush that might make her look
younger why2 No one can give
any convincing reason: but so It Is.
And do you remember the pads and
other contrlvances thin women used
to build out their silhouettes with to
give a semblance OF fashionable
curvesY And during the same era,
face powder was under the ban and
was supposed TO be used only by the
sort OF women one did not speak tol
But the world is changing aston
ishingly. Grandma as we'll as the in
nocent debutante has her kit OF van
itv belongings, and a third OF femin-
unity over forty (who can afford it)
have taken to transformations. Even
the fiappers are wearing 'bobbed
wigs" which have a fluffy curliness
and charm that only the few natural
bobbed colffures present. But 1t costs
a lot to wear an artificial transforma-
ton or bobbed wig. One must possess
two. you know, so that while one Of
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CARE OF ARTIFICIAL TRESSES

them u being redressed by the hair
dresser the other will make It pos
sible to appear IN public. II Is a
mistake TO try to wash artificial hair
at home Ordinary soap and water
will not rid It Of accumulated dust
and grease and any strong alkali in
the water will fade the hair and rob
Il OF It's luster and gloss. II you must
wash Il yourself rinse II very thor
oughly and dry quickly, and then
brush Il lightly with the prepared 10
tlon that imparts luster. Artificial
hair soon acquires a dry dead look
that Is unmistakable and II you wear
false tresses at all. send them often
to the hairdresser to be freshened up.
Always air the pieces thoroughly
when you take them on; then put
them somewhere overnight away from
dust which will collect on your arti-
hcial couture as surely as II does on
chairs and tables during the long
night hours. Shake and brush arti-
fetal hair every day and never. never
put II on carelessly! DO not think OF
wearing It when you go swimming.
Salt water will take the life and color
out Of IT, A summing on the beach
will be even worse for It. No arti-
fetal hair should ever be subjected TO
strong sunlight
Evening journal., 1922-06-02

each attached to a fuller one below
with fine cording. And you will note
that IN this full-skirted frock the
waistline Is not so low and Is trim
mer and smaller than has been the
case with straight, one-piece cos
tunes. Altogether. it Is a most fetch
ing costume and Is 30 dainty. and 30
picturesque-and so exquisite In color
that It Is sure to receive a great
deal OF attention IN any gathering
this summer.
Georgette IN dark color with
white figure design is liked for cool
street dresses. And though these
printed Georgette frocks cost more
than the figured lawns and cotton
voiles that used to be made up into
practical street costumes for warm
days, they are infinitely more distin-
guished. and more graceful And II
is really surprising how durable a
Georgette frock Is. In a dark color
that will not soil or spot easily II
makes an admirable everyday frock.
and It requires little attention with the
pressing iron. shaking out soft and
after each wearing. A
most excellent frock Of black Geors-
cite dotted IN white is pictured.
Doubled bands Of plain black Georg-
etts trim the skirt and the sash Is
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TAILORED UNIFoRNfs FOR MAIDS

q HE bulky. ungraceful dresses
4 which used 10 be supplied for
- housemaids and Mattresses are a
thing OF the past. and new uniforms
for maids are as trim and as smart
In line as any pretty young woman
with neat figure could desire.
Shoulders and sleeves nt smoothly.
Waistlines are low and skirts are
graceful, without unsightiy gathers at
the hip. These neat uniform frocks
are well tailored too and a graceful
feature Il the fastening OF the bodice
at one sids-doing away with the
dowdy looking front-opening. They
come IN sateen. alpaca and cotton
ponges and the colors are gray. black
and dark brown. with such a frock
the well-dressed maid wears collar
cuffs, tiny apron and ooquettish car
OF sheer linen lawn trimmed only with
hemstitching.
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better style than buttons for nasten-
ing straps on footwear now. The silk
stockings match the gray shade OF the
suede pumps and this effect. with dark
froeks. is quite the modish idea al
the moment
All black. or all brown strap pumps
look best with stockings OF dark
shade TO match. but when the upper
part Of the pump Is In light color
stockings are matched TO that color
whatever the tone OF the frock. A
fanoiful pair OF dancing pumps pic
tured shows the same effect. The
pumps are OF light tan suede-almost
beige in shade, and silk stockings in
the same delicate tone match the
suede OF the slipper though the frock
Is Of black crepe de chine. These
slippers are expressive OF the craze
for criss-cross straps and the strap
trimming Il OF black patent leather;
the heels OF the SLIPPERS also. An
other pair OF dancing slippers illus
trated show the cut-awey effect with
the stockinged foot very obvious.
What little slipper there is. Is OF
white kid with black patent leather
straps for trimming. The tongue ex-
tending up the instep to meet an
Is a very fRshionRbls no
tion Just now. giving the sandal ef-
feet that Is the craze. The stockings
are OF gray silk and this startling
Of shades. in black. white
and gray should make her feet sum
cisntly conspicuous to please any
young woman. For thts, It would
seem, Is the main idea at the moment
Evening journal., 1922-06-02

IN mer frocks OF airy material that
"a appeals 70 some women irresisti-
~ bly,. They would rathen plan
such frocks than connections OF vel
vet, satin or serge. They are the
women who cannot keep away from
the counters where summer fabrics
are frst displayed Lengths OF diaph-
anous lawn or organdy, or neat,
daintily tinted ginghams draw them
like a lodestone. They visualize these
enchanting stuhs made up into be-
coming costumes and futtering in the
summer breeze; and such a woman
usually has lengths OF dress material
which she cannot possibly use slowed
away about the house. She simply
cannot resist summery fabrics and
buys them for the sheer Joy OF pos
sessinB them.
This year summer frocks are going
to be go easy TO make that two can
be turned or in a week in the home
sewing room without giving specially
concentrated labor 10 the business.
Fit IS a negligible quantity now, for
a frock IS made OF two long lengths
scanned up the sides; the sleeve run
In with the rest OF the garment. And
a sash or belt at a low waistline gives
the right line. no matter whether you
are tall and slim or short and stout.
or have any other figure proportions.
Trimmings Give Style To Simple
Lines
II you can embroider, you put a
deep border OF wool embroidery on
each sleeve Of your linen frock-and
behold II is trimmed On neat little
ginghams you embroider fruit and
flower motifs in gay colors. Or
candles and lawns are put together
with fne cording-an easy way TO
make a frock and much more speedy
than setting in pin-tucks by hand. II
You don't like TO sew. you can have
all seams hemstitched and all edges
picot-hnished, and formal frocks Of
crepe de chine and Georgette can be
beautifully trimmed with lines Of
Evening journal., 1922-06-02

uAA ORE women than you would be-
HEiisvo are wearing locks that are
81 Lnot their own. these days. So
perfect has the art OF the hairdresser
become that Il Is very difficult to de-
tect artificial tresses. Women or the
Victorian era wore a great deal or
false hair. It was added in chignons'
braids. puffs and curls; but It Is a
curious fact that while nobody seems
to object to the wearing Of false pufIs
or a switch" pinned on at the BACK
OF the head. any arrangement OF raise
hair at the front (where most wom-
en- need help most) has always In
CURED the disapproval Of other wom-
en- and the wearer has always been
very sensitive about having such an
artiace discovered. You hear women
make 5oking remarks about my
switch" or discussing the advisable
ity Of buying a new switch quite
openly; but rare Is the woman who
win talk thus frankly and ingenu-
ously about my transformation"
why on earth-if the locks over
forehead and temples are sparse and
Is any more disgrace to
wear a becoming Transformation than
II would be to eke out scanty back
locks with a switch" It IS hard to
see. But thus is femininity construct
Evening journal., 1922-06-02

OF the plain material Ths narinB.
slashed sleeve n also attached 10 the
wide Rrmhole with a band Of plain
Georgette. The waist Is pintucked all
across which makes II less transpar-
ent and the frock may be worn over
a cool oamisoie OF black silk, dropped
from shoulder-straps; and a straight
petticoat OF the same silk. Note the
extreme narrowness OF hens on sleeve
and skilrt-giving an airy effect And
the straight width OF material that
forms the skirt is allowed TO drop at
one side IN a soft drapery that gives
the irregular hem line. with this
cool. neat. smart and delightful sum
mer frock are worn Just the right ac-
cessories; pale gray silk stockings and
black slippers. a string OF white
beads. and a formal little black hat
trimmed with ospreys OF horsehair.
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Sans sIerrn. mi. summnr.

The dropping Of the skirt At one
side " evidenced again In the white
crepe de chine costume that - sleeve
lesa- This sKirI drapery Is particu-
larly simple and graceful The side
seam has been left open and the ma
terial weighted with loops OF tiny
white beads. The skirt material.
drawn IN soft folds around the hip
and caught up at the left side is al
lowed TO fall free. the bead weighted
edges dropping IN graceful effect and
giving the irregular hem line. Beads
trim the bodice IN simple but effect
i've fashion and loops OF beads edge
the armhole. Frocks Of this type. for
formal afternoon wear with or with
out a hat may be quite suiltless OF
sleeves. but the neckiino is rather
high and without pronounced decoI-
letaue
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Gould FOOTWEAR further So
-ln Ga%etT -

the woman who has never worn any
thing but tall-heeled shoes the lame
ness is apt 20 be more pronounced
and more painful and does not pass
in a day or two. The wisest way, II
you have because OF that unusually
arohed instep) always worn high heels
and now want TO wear low heeled
slippers. is TO make the change grad
ually. Wear the very low heeled foot
gear only a few hours at a time. and
have a lift taken on your high heeled
house slippers once a week. Then the
long unused muscles al the back OF
the leg will gradually strengthen and
acoustom themselves 10 the new work.
Incidentally. the constant wearing
OF high heels spoils the contour OF the
leg. Soft, nabby muscles are never
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HT n HETHER you want TO, or not,
now. you have 70 dress your
kA pedal extremities IN what used
VIZ to be called IN staider days
chorus girl fashion" What would
you and have thought-three little
years ago-of a woman who pranced
down the avenue in vari-colored slip
pers with criss-cross straps as bewild-
ering in direction as the paths OF a
maze7 Would not our glance have
been Rverted IN contemptuous amuse-
ment. or outraged taste from the spec
tacle OF such footwear3
But everybody's wearing 'em now.
Just try TO md a pair Of simple. un-
ostentatious street pumps and see
what a hunt you have OF f. II Is
hard 70 hnd a strapiess pump. and
almost as hard to find one that Is
not In two kinds OF leather. Slippers
cut away 20 much that almost the
whols stookinged foot is visible arc
ehs- latest whim OF fashion. There is
nothing immodest, OF course, about a
stockinged-foot- TO the oonserva-
tive eye II does look odd and startling,
when the wearer Of the out-Away slip
per bangles one foot from a crossed
knee and you get a view OF almost
the whole sole Of her extremity yelled
only with a quay stocking. These
much slashed away slippers are very
comfortable and very cool but they
are going to allow feminine feet TO
spread and widen. Just as the girdle
corsets that are 80 delightfully."- comfy
have allowed waistlines to spread and
widen. When woman goes back TO
normal pumps she Is going TO find she
requires q or width instead OF
the double A she has prided herself
upon. But fortunately bizarre styles
IN footwear never last long and prob
ably with the beginning OF cold
weather next fall. street shoes VIII
take to themselves the average
amount OF leather.
Il seems inconceivable that there
could be so many styles in straps, IN
an article so small as feminine slip
per. Every day a new arrangement
Of straps appears and no Arrangement
IS exactly like the last. The fancy OF
footwear designers is fairly running
riot Just now and every last one Of
them seems 10 be striving TO produce
something more erratic than anything
vet turned out. You gaze at a whole
window full Of strap slippers and
pumps and no two pairs are alike.
And the kaleidoscope effect OF so
much leather cut into small bits and
showing so many colors IS fairly daz-
zline.