Drawback  on — Continued.
Ladies'  shoes,  etc. — Continued.
Drawback  on  shoes,  slippers,  etc.,  manufactured  by  Laird,  Schober  &  Co.,  of

Philadelphia,  Pa.,  from  imported  patent  and  wax  calfskins.     (T.  D.  20148;

October  11,  1898.)
Drawback  on  ladies'  footwear,  consisting  of  boots,  Oxford  ties,  and  slippers

manufactured  by  Wichert  &  Gardiner,  of  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.      (T.  D.  22961 ;

April  15,  1901.     T.  D.  24771;  November  11, 1903.)
Department's  decision  of  April  15,  1901  (T.  D.  22961),  extended  to  ladies'  foot-
wear manufactured  by  the  Edwin  C.  Burt  Company,  of  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.     (T.  D.
23307;  October  12,  1901.)
Department's  instructions  of  April  15,  1901  (T.  D.  22961),  extended  to  cover

ladies'  footwear  manufactured  by  the  George  E.  Keith  Company,  of  Campello,

Mass.     (T.  D.  23336;  October  29,  1901.)
Department's  decision"of  April  15,  1901  (T.  D.  22961),  extended  to  cover  boots,

Oxford  ties,  and  slippers  manufactured  with  the  use  of  imported  uppers.
(T.  D.  23945;  August  23,  1902.)
Department's  instructions  of  April  15,  1901  (T.  D.  22961),  extended  to  ladies'

footwear,  consisting  of  boots,  Oxford  ties,  and  slippers  manufactured  by  A.  E.
