Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, March 23, 1907, Page 11, Image 11

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Women's
Tipless r
Blucher
Oxford.
Straight last.
Has - a full
patent colt
toe and a gun
metal calf top
with large
eyelets and
silk tie.
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Men's
Seamless'
Buttoned
Oxford.
This bench - made
men's Oxford is as
snugly fitting as can
be made. It has no
seam across instep
large buttons, patent
colt vamp, gun metal
calf lop
This blucher Or.
ford is made in
different colors to
match ladies'gowns.
Made with leather
soles and the same
workmanship as all
leather shoes. Can
vas uppers. That's
the only difference.
Women's
Canvas
Oxford.
ft
pi
Each season brings new styles in shoes.
This spring and summer the toes are pointed and the
soles are extended and spade-shaped.
Gun metal and patent leather Oxfords will be popular
for both men and women.
Tan shoes will also be worn and Canvas Oxfords
with leather soles and heels. These come in many colors,
and for women to match their gowns.
Here are illustrated six of the fifty-four 1907 Spring
and Summer models of The Gotzian Shoe for men,
women and children.
The Gotzian Shoe wears longer and is cheaper and
more stylish than other shoes: First: because it fits.
Its lasts are made of plaster of Paris moulds of real
feet. Second: because fifty years of experience has
taught C. Gotzian & Co. how to select the most skillful'
workmen and how to buy the best materials at the
lowest prices. Third: because it makes its profits, not at the
expense of the character of its output, but from the economies
the volume of its business permits.
The Gotzian Shoe has been made in St. Paul ever
since there has. been a Northwest. Before there were rail
roads or cities, in the days of the bateau and the Red River
carets reputation for high quality was established. Today it
is sold in more than six thousand stores from the shores
of Lake Michigan to the Pacific Coast. Every pair has
behind it the guaranty of a million dollars capital and more
than half a century's honorable record.
If you want a shoe which is fashionable and yet not
freakish, which is comfortable and yet not clumsy, which
wears well and yet is not too heavy, ask your dealer for
the shoe which!
"Fits like your footprint"
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Men's
Patent
Blucher
Mi;-.-." Xs
Our new spade-shaped,
bench - made blucher
will be the standard for
a high shoe for summer.
Patent colt vamp, gun
metal top, straight last,
large eyelets.
Women's
Seamless
Oxford.
J
! I Oxford is as devoid
y r i of annoying seams as
any shoe can be. No
seam across the instep.
lTn uomt Aim. ll.
uban heel, high instep, ex
tension sole-and straight last.
Children's
Patent
Oxford.
This children h!nrhm
t..c .J I . i
xjoiu is maae with a
pdtent colt vamp, and a
gun metal top on a straight
last. The workmanship
throughout is the same as
in the adult's shoes.
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