New Arrival
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These are just so cute that I had to add them to the newsletter. They just came in today. If you don't recognize the brand, these are handbags by Urban Oxide. They are rubber and can withstand a lot of abuse. Trust me - my tote has put up with a lot and it still looks new.
They just added the colored zippers for the Fall line. It just gives the bag a little bit of zip! These aren't the only ones we have, there are lots more styles at the store.
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Stilettos on Parade II "Flip Flop Free-for-All" Winners
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People's Choice Award The winner this year of the People's Choice Award was Patti Fairbanks . Her art piece was titled "The Glass Slippers". Her inspiration came from collecting beach glass with her family. The flip flops were absolutely beautiful! Patti received a gift certificate to Dirty Dan's for winning this category.

The Gal's at 12th Street Shoes Favorite The
winner this year of the 12th Street Shoes Favorite Award was Rebecca Meloy.
Her art piece was titled "Metal Stilettos". You can't see it in this photo but the heels on these shoes were made from bent forks. Rebecca is a very talented artist and her work can be seen at Big Fat Fish Co. Rebecca received a gift certificate to 12th Street Shoes for winning this category.
A huge thank you to everyone that entered an art piece. We loved them all! Start thinking now - we will probably be doing sneakers next year.
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Sarah's Interesting Trivia & Shoe Facts |

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- In about 1305, Edward I of England decreed that one inch should be the measure of three barleycorns, and English shoe sizing began; thus a child's shoe that measured 13 barleycorns became a size 13.
- Cinderella's slippers are sadly unlikely to have been made of glass.
More probably they were fur, but the story came about through
mistranslation when the French for fur, vair was written as verre -
glass.
- The Patron of shoemakers is St. Crispin.
- The most ever paid for a pair of used shoes was for Judy Garland's ruby slippers in "The Wizard of Oz" Of
the 8 pairs of ruby slippers made for Judy Garland in "The Wizard of
Oz, the last pair at auction sold for US $666,000 on June 2 2000.
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We hope you enjoyed July's newsletter! If you have any requests for future topics or if you would like to be a guest writer please drop us a line at info@12thstreetshoes.com
Have a great shoe day!
Take care -
Jody Finnegan
12th Street Shoes
Fairhaven 360-733-2066
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