SHOE-CASES.

These cases are meant to take the place of paper when shoes are to be

wrapped up to go in a trunk. They are made of brown crash, bound with

red worsted braid. One end is pointed so as to turn over and button

down, or the top has strings over the braid to tie the mouth up. There

should be three or four made at a time, as each holds but one pair of

shoes; and you will find that mamma or your unmarried aunts will like

them very much.

[Illustration: A SHOE-CASE FOR TRAVELING.]

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