The evening world. Newspaper, March 12, 1919, Page 6

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MADISON AVENUE « FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK Thirty-fourth Street Thirty-fifth Street Special Announcement The Cost of Fine Shoes | is, as everyone knows, extremely high—not only the | selling cost, but the cost to produce. } universal condition, it is of interest to note that the In The Women’s Shoe Department | || are, considering qualities and the present manufacturing conditions, remarkably moderate. 1H This is due to the fact that contracts for the Spring assort- | ments were entered many mc ; ths ago, when prices for raw | material, as well as for labor, were vastly lower than they | Co. benefit of these advantages of purchase, it must be un derstood that it will mot be possible to re-order any of *k at the orig | pr es are unsurpassed Second Flcor) 45 Kast 93d Street, New York. and by the effective use of hand and destroyed the gun Sergt. 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