Life, 1911-11-16 · page 6 of 44
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Getting a shoe that fits is not a matter of chance. The proper fit of a shoe depends almost entirely upon the skill of the manufacturer. The quality of leathers, method of tan- ning them, accuracy of cutting, method of sewing—these are what produce well-fitting shoes. In the THOMAS CoRT SHOES ‘The Stationery fa Gentleman # the fashionable style and custom-like fit is produced by using only the finest selected skins, long-time tanned; uppers and vamps are fitted by hand and all edges are hand skived, or shaved, so that scams are absolutely smooth, This makes a shoe that moulds to the foot with glove-like smoothness and comfort. We want to prove to you that the Thomas i Cort is the most stylish, perfect fitting and eco- ; j nomical shoe you can buy. One pair will do it. =) 38 upwards. [et us tell you where E the fashionable Thomas Cort Hand-Sewed Shoes may be geen and critically compared Write for Ste Brichure, “Bont hi inspires orice and reader of ayocial note in that friendl enial manner whic plain businesr paper almovt forbid“ We flave a sample packet we would to mail you.Ask for it Hampshire PaperCa South Hedley Fells Mess Policeman Cassidy: Nowant, 1 ¥Ez voN'T XISS ate THUS MINIT OI'LL KUN VEZ IN FER KESISTIN’ AN OFFICER. comicbook eur