The B'nai B'rith magazine
- Journal
- The B'nai B'rith magazine
- Volume
- 41 (1927)
- Issue
- 9 (6.1927)
- Date
- 1927-06-01
- Page
- Seite 395 (sequence 45)
- Language
- English
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'There's where my foot hurts 1 Better even than sympathy- Shoes that will rein your foot troubles WKm I /> YOU spend about two-thirds of your life with your shoes on. If your feet tire easily, if your arches have started to weaken, if your great toe points northeast when it should be going due north, your shoes are "getting" you. They will handicap you in the progress you hope to make. Can you bend your shoe like the shoe illustrated above? Your foot is flexible and if you are wearing the usual rigid arch shoe your feet are not getting the exercise and freedom that Nature requires. Give Nature a chance and weakened feet will "come back." All they need is freedom to exercise, in comfortable shoes that are built with consideration for the natural shape and functions of a man's feet. The Cantilever Shoe is flexible from toe to heel, like the foot. The snug fitting arch of the shoe supports the foot arch without restricting the natural exercise of the foot muscles, upon which the strength of the arch depends. You will enjoy this natural, flexible kind of support. Circulation is free. There is no painful pressure on the bones, nerves and blood vessels. Your foot feels at home. Wear Cantilevers this summer and you will find your feet carrying you along like flexible, shock absorbing springs. Cantilever Shoes are dignified and good looking. Fine quality leathers and high grade workmanship make Cantilevers wear well. They are reasonably priced. These comfortable shoes are sold from coast to coast. If you do not know the address of a convenient Cantilever dealer, write the Cantilever Corporation, 410 Willoughby Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. In many cities you will find a Cantilever Shoe Shop listed in the local phone book. Cantilever i for Mm and Women Supports the /oot, with flexibility When writing to Advertisers kindly mention the B'nai B'rith Magazine.