The Richmond Virginian., October 10, 1910, CITY EDITION, Image 3

About The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920

Image provided by: Library of Virginia; Richmond, VA

                
Again the Eyes of Fashionabl
Richmond Are Focused xm
American Girl
Here is a Shw for the
woman who limits her ex
penditures ; exc ellent for street
wear, equal to any $5.00 Shoe
made,
$2.50 and $3.00
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American Girl
Here is a Shoe for every
occasion—elegant and dainty.
I(> graceful lines add to any
garment: different from regu
lar run of feminine footwear
in every character.
$2.50 and $3.00
\\c extend to you an invitation to inspect what is unquestionably the greatest showing of footwear fashions ever made.
An exhibition of all that has been pronounced “'-orrect” in footwear for every occasion—for every sort of wear.
An exhibition of exclusive and distinctive effects from the Ion-most* producers of America which have made both name
and fame for Dabnev s.
Footwear for street, tor evening and reception wear—for sports. Different from that shown elsewhere, and full of
character. vial
American Girl
The finishing touch to toilet
of the well-gowned woman is
an elegant shoe —a shoe that
expresses refinement for even
ing dress,
$2.50 and $3.00
UVvAWOir that the Shoes see hair gathered for yon this Fall are undoubtedly superior to all others offered in Richmond
for Style, Quality, Variety, and Price-Worthiness.
American Girl Shoes are different from'any other Shoes you ever heard of. In the lirst place, they are SI LXNING- j,
I.Y STYLED—the most aristocartic and daintiest looking footwear imaginable. Short fronts, perlect fitting lasts in
the height of fashion.
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The American Girl Guarantee.
The\makers of the AMERICAS' GIRL Shoes guarantee that they are manufactured of best quality leathers, stitched with |
best quality silk, of best oak-tanned sole leather, and made bv workmen skilled to the highest degree in the art of shoemaking.
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If the upper breaks through before the first sole is worn through we will replace with a new pair. ' 4
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Failure to inspect the AMERICAN GIRL Shoe before purchasing elsewhere means one of two things: Disappoint- fo
ment, or the payment of a dollar or more than would have been necessary to secure an AMERICAN GIRL Shoe of
equal value, in point of style, and all-round servicability.
THE WOLF BROS. & CO., Makers of the American Gir/ Shoe.
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.This season's showing of American Girl Shoes embraces a larger variety of styles and leathers than ever, including §
Patent Calf and Kid, Yici Kid and Gun-Metal Calf, Romaine Silk, Black Velvet. Cravenctte, and
the most durable and handsomest of all Suedes.
Comparison will instantly demonstrate that American Girl Shoes represent a far greater value n
round service than you can purchase in any other shoes at the same price.
the famous Yelvette Calf, j|
style, elegance, and all- f|
Youths’ and Boys’ School and Dress Shoes.
Little Gents, 9 to 13,_$1.25 Same Grade, 1 to 5.$1.50
Little Gents, 9 to 13.... $1.50 Same grade, 1 to 5.$2.00
Little Gents, 9 to 13. .. $2.00 Same grade, 1 to 5.'.$2.50
fauze Lisle Hose; our special,
Fall Hosiery.
ladies’ Slot) Silk Hose, in black ami
tan; special, 89c.
Ladies' Gauze Lisle Hose, in all colony
with high, spliced heels, for 9#c.
Ladies' Fjnbroidered Hose, in all colors, >
5#c. §
I Julies’ nau
3 for Sl.«
Ladies’ Fine Black Ijut Hose, Me.
Ladies’ Lisle Hose, in all colors, 12 I-2c
per |mir Cqs
Indies’ Gauze Lisle Hose, with doubt?
heels and toe, 29c per pair.
('hildreu’s Bocks, with plaid and figured
tops, in all colors, and sites, only lie. ]
Children’s Fine Ribbed School
in black and tan, 12 l*2c, 19c, 2ftc
Men’s Lisle Half Hose, in all colon, ^
Men’s Gauze Lisle Hose, in nU
3 for fl.M.
Men’s High Grade Half Hon* »
and black, 19c or 2 for 25c.