Evening Republican, Volume 14, Number 207, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 31 August 1910 — ATTRACTIVE REST SLIPPERS [ARTICLE]

ATTRACTIVE REST SLIPPERS

The Mule Shape in Persian or Paisley Patterned Bllk la Most Admired. Attractive looking "rest’’ slippers for the girl whose feet trouble her are of mule shai>e in Persian or Paisley patterned soft but firmly woven silk. For feet that are very sore or greatly swollen the most comfortable slippers are the low cut strap affairs, resembling sandals, made of fine kid and equipped with thin, flexible soles. There are also heelless slippers of satin which will fold up and may be carried in a shopping bag of ordinary dimensions, and less expensive replicas of the same model can be made of suede, which affords rather more support to the feet. If a girl wishes to have rest slippers to match her various negligees she may havtf them made of the same materials, and if' she cares for still more elaborate footgear of a similar type she may embroider pongee, braid fine flexible kid or hand paint satin tops, the pattern for which may be procured from the cobbler who is to attach them to soles.