Commercial High School of Brooklyn - Annual Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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HERMAN S U S ARMY SHUES THE SHUES X L4RMYg Sdur S geons M t 1 thebesttl t S o BUY W k lnspected X a d gual anteed The reason that We have made an ,.::T average of 400 O00 pairs of these shoes No ass .a.ae QARRISON .,q.q a year for the U S War Department -...'... ' .'..'.-' I p p is because Herman s U S Army , ' . M d T 1 - f t - hd 1 I ' t Ah ppy feet and withstand all lclnds of tests for only by Joseph Ill Hormanifino Boston - Q X Wear it Shoes keep thelr shape are easy on the ' -, - L IJIOOILXN INA. NO SHOES HAVE BETTER QUALITY, LEATHER OR WORKIVIANSHIP IN THEM NO MATTER AT WHAT PRICE THEY ARE SOLD Major-General Leonard Wood Chief of Staff, U. S. Army, wears these shoes in preference to every other kind the whole World offers. Colonel Theodore Roosevelt wore them as a United States army volunteer, and was so well satisfied that.he ordered them for himself and Kermit Roosevelt to wear in Africa. A We have letters of praise as to the character of these shoes from some-of the most distinguished officers in the United States Army and from thousands of soldiers in the ranks. I FOR SALE BY THE White House Family Shoe Store 4101 FoRT HAMILTON AVENUE Corner 4lst Street BROOKLYN 8

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