Evening Star Newspaper, March 23, 1898, Page 8

Ss. « MOSES &* F st., cor. 1th. Martress Factory, Ist and D. Furniture Factory, 12th & B. Storage, 22d & M. Women Know““Worth of everything that is offered to them nowadays. They can tell whether the prices asked are high, low or me- dium. We want them to pass judg- ment on our MATTINGS. We say you've never seen their duplicates in value. See if you don’t agree with us. 3,000 rolls in over 250 styles Cad weaves, imported direct. These mattings are all in 20-yard lls—sufficient for a room 12x15 et. _ bor tod Chinese oe $1.50 : $1.65 $2.50 200 rolls Heavy Fancy Chinese Matting, 20-yd. roll s¢9 rolls Extra. Fine Jolntless nngu | Be roll ~ $3.50 200. rol Matting, 20-yd. rol * $4.00 100 rolls Japanese Fiber Warp Damask and'Iniald Art Matting.” $3-50 ‘250 rolls Extra Fine Japanese Cot- » inserted jatting, ‘yd. < nO secs seiccys $5.00 100 rolls Double Extra Fancy, Im- pe Fancy Jointless Matting, 20-yd. roll... 100 Matting Mats. ...20 cts. each 100 Matting Rugs, 36x72 in. cone 50 cts. each It Ww. B. MOSES & SONS. Ploderate H-E-A-T-! Prepare to cope with the fickle tempera- ture cf spring. A good Gas Heater will sive little or much heat, at the will of the owner. It is a clean, modern, in- expensive means for heating rooms quickly and comfortably. A few more Gas Heating Stoves for.. Gas Appliance Exchange, 1424 New York Avenue. 28d mb21-; Tee e eevee ecco eeseccceeeeee : Table Supplies. : Everything me ‘Finest « Cramer’s. ‘This house hasn't shelf room for anythin, but the very best of “eatables."” We want ¢ the trade of folks who Insist on fine quality. ¢ A trial crder demorstrates our ability to sat- isfy every requirement. E7'W. H. McKnight, formerly with W. 1. Kellogg, 9th and F sis., is uow associated with us. sCRAMER & CO—oth and D Sts. © fel1-3m.20 eS Se eresecccccccccorcoocoooos 100 Doz. Hair Switches Consigned to us for the parpose of raising Oe eee ee ee ‘5 dos. Gray a: ite, froM......--.--0+-+-$2 UD Just half of their actual value. AT THE Louvre Glove Store, eel3-tt NO. 919 F ST. DPBB3BB3BS 3393333 -D Ss e If you find —— Yourself frequently mis- taking a word for another when reading it’s a pretty sure sign that you should wear glasses. {ricAllister& Feast; Opticians, “1311°’ F St. 5 ooeccee? ° . . eoecces . . . . . . MOOODOD mb21-28d soOooeo OS = Judge advertising by results. A good ad. will bring resnlts—that is the only way to tell that it fs good. An electric light sign is one of the best ways of adver- Using within the reach of modern merchants. It is a good nd. becavse it brings results— has brought resuits for all who have tried it. Would ‘you like to have our representative call and talk the matter over with you? If 80, write or "phone 1877. U.S. Electric Lighting Co., 213 14th st. o.w. "Phone 1877. mbi9-2ud Qe WE REPAIR | MATTRESSES, ) ‘Jnattress—renovate it — and wash the thea for $2 Very best work you cai We'll repair your hair $2.25. turn it the same day. ithe Houghton, 67 s Huckins’ $3.50 § Soups, 75 doz. Not only the brightest, cleanest and Lest selected stock of Fine Fancy Gro- ceries, but the lowest prices, owing to our cash business. For few days will sell Huckins’ Rare Soups, for which others ask $3.50 per dozen, for $2.75 or 2c. can. C. W. Barker, 1210 F. mb22-204 TULLINERY PICTURES. —Our rew SPRING HATS and BON. NETS well merit that name. e Ps ‘s choicest Paris, “home” creations for our showing this season. —Fine Trimmings, Flowers, ete. spring. ‘Tirs. C. Stiebel, 1113 G St. 2 Mourning Goods a Specialty. mh21-m. w,-20 eerie Pag Sonat renee ante se eerere ners ? ? 2 ? 7 ? 7 ae weno = too. Imported, Flowers hold sway this Rheumatism is Curable. “S. & S." KHEUMATIC tg ad is the ——— cure. It’s certain and E Rheumetism in ‘all tte forms. Ouly 7 Bromo Laxati Quinine Tablets, — “Ss. & 8.” Com Cure, = = Stevens’ Pharmacy, COR. 9TH AND PA AVE. 2ah22-¢,th.9,14 1325 F St. N.W. Burchell’s Spring Leaf Tea sold at 50 cents a pound. If you taste it you will want it more than you will the money it costs. x SEE OEY a i: REDUCTIONS NED | At JOBNSTON’S. Come down town tomorrow and look over our great: stock of Fine Groceries. The prices are cut severely in every department. You are familiar with the quality and value of such well-known goods as Royal Baking Powder, Arbuckle’s Coffee, Burbank Pota- Lea & Perrin’s Sauce, Evaporated California Apricots, Sugar- cured Smoked Shoulder, Meats, Cakes, Crackers, etc. If you are a stranger to us come right to our office and make yourself known. Sugar Cakes, 6°" Our Cake Department reductions are attracting great atten- 3 tion. Those freshly baked Sugar Cakes are sure to interest you. The Bon Ton spiced Cookies at 8 cts. Ib. Butter Scotch and Vanilla Wafers also reduced in price. 1c. 9 doz. kegs, 10 + Arbuckle ‘COFFEE,9° 11 Ibs. of Arbuckle’s Package Coffee for 99c. Arbuckle’s in any quantity desired at gc. 3% package. We will grind or pul- = verize all coffees when requested to do so. ‘Apricots, 64~"”- § 4 lbs. Evaporated California 2# Apricots for 25c. Smaller lots at 7c. lb. Large, bright Cali- 6 fornia Peaches, toc. Ib., or 11 Ibs. % for $1.00. New Prunes, large, $ Gc. Ib. We are selling a whole ‘ y YE SON OE EINE EE EEE IE EE EDEN ey 19. bushel. Best Burbank Potatoes for 79c. per bushel. Every bushel guaranteed sound, large and to cook dry and flaky. bushel with your order. EEE EY A Dozen Large Salt Herring for 10c. A Dozen Large Boxes 5 Boneless 3-lb. Codfish for 21c. Large Smoked White Fish, 5c. 3 Large Smoked Labrador Her- 6 ring, 2}c. each. Elgin Butter, 23¢. Ib. Fresh Beef, 414¢lb. 7-lb. pieces of fresh and sweet 3 Boiling Beef for joc. 10-Ib. The specials in our Broom De- partment are well made, fair- sized green straw carpet brooms for 10c. each. They are made up with three double strings, and separated broom straw. 4- 3 5 ‘ § & boiling cuts of Beef for 4sc. string Brooms, 19c.; 5-string x 2 Good cuts of Spring Lamb from Brooms, 2qc. Z oC eee upward, according to Klondike Spiced Crimp } joe Cakes for 6c. Ib. . $Good Roasts, 7clb. § Good 5-Ib. Roasts of Beef for 6 35c.; 10-Ib. Roasts for 7oc. Best % Sirloin Steak at 1§c. Ib. Choice cuts of Veal, Lamb, etc., at our usual bargain prices. SOAP, 2e 3% Our Soap reductions are lower than the same goods have ever been before. Borax Soap, large cakes, 2c. $ Star Soap, large cakes, 2c. Shultz’s Star Soap, large cakes, 2c. Babbitt’s Soap, large 5c. cakes, for 4c. P. & G. Oleine Soap, best in the world, large cakes, 33c. Large 5c. Soapine poe Babbitt 1776 Powder, 3$c. eacl Corn Starch,4/Ac. Large packages of Starch re- ; duced as a special to 4$c. each. Large 25c. size Chow Chow for gsc. bottle. Large bottle Bluing, 4$c. Large bottles Ammonia, for housecleaning purposes, 44c. each. Drip Syrup,t2c, Crystal Drip Syrup for 45c. per - gallon, 12c. per quart. Molasses, for baking ginger cakes, 8c. per 3y quart. New Orleans, 12c. quart. Durkee’s25cSalad Dressing, 19c. Royal Baking Powder, pound 3 cans, for 40c. 20c. bottles Table Oil for 8c. each. . Cans Potted Ham and ¢ Potted Tongue at 4¥4c. Rumford’s Baking Powder, 4 Ib. can, for 15c. Cleveland and Royal Baking Powder at our special prices. Davis O. K. Bak- ing Powder, 6 cans for 25c. ‘Shoulders6**" Good, bright, lean, little Smoked Shoulders at 6}c. Ib. Best Pure Lard, in to-Ib. lots, for 70c.; less quantities, 74c. Ib. Fresh Round or Square Crackers, 5c. Ib. Can Goods, 6° Special reductions in Canned Goods. Standard Sugar Corn for 6c. Lima Beans, 6c. Boston Pork and Beans, largest 3-lb. size cans for 6c. Lanfair’s Mar- row Peas, 6c. can. Royal Red Tomatoes for gc. can. 6 Cans Baby Brand Milk for 50c.; 12 Cans for $1. Eagle brand Condensed Milk for 13c. can. Condensed Cream, toc. for large can. 3% Ibs. 30c. Java and ocha Coffee and 5 Ibs. Granulated Sugar $1] all for = By this special purchase you secure 5 lbs. of Sugar absolutely free. 1 Ib. 50c. Mixed Tea and 314 lbs. Best Granu- lated Sugar, all 50° for > PEPE EE OE DEDEDE DEDEDE ME RENEE: ry Eagle Gelatine, regular 15c. age of Bird Seed or Bird Gravel for 5c. package. Large 14-in. bottles Catsup, 9}c. each. Usual 10c. size Catsup for 44c. each. Table Salt, 2! Table Salt for 2}c. per bag; by the dozen bags, 28c. Larg package of Macaroni for 64c. Lea & Perrin’s 25c.Wor- ne Sauce for IC. sorted fruit, 15c. pail. Large ails: Clark’s Tomato Preserves. e have them. Can Salmon, 10¢ The demand for Canned Sal- mon is great at this special price NESE OE SEED DE DED ENE NEED OND EME OEM EDEN! Green Dried Peas ke >~10c-_ for regular size cans. a splendid dish. Price, Sc. 52%9¢ Mustard Piece pe en Ib. Sardines, 4jc. can. ~ A Barrel of Royal Best Family Flour for $4.90. Sacks of Royal Plour for 18c., 35c,, 70c. JOHNSTON'S, 729 and 731 7TH ST. ry toes, Durkee’s Dressing, Roasts of Beef, Borax Soap, Table Salt, By 3 5 5 5 rs Potatoes 5 di § $ $ 5 s 5 $ 5 $ § 5 s Include a 3 5 $ $ 5 5 5 3 5 A 3-lb. Boneless Whole ‘ Codfish for 2c. s SLOSS od Gelatine,71Ac.é size for 73c. pckg. Large pack- 7 Oo a Ne Clark’s Pure Preserves, all as- 2 3 $ Goods are marked in large, plain figures at our great stores. : 3 F] 200 Size Matches for 12c. $ Brooms 10% N- EEE A) Se bo} SEEPS -| winning Lodge, 5 P rite ‘EVENTNG STAR, WEDNESDAY, “MARCH = 189919. P AGE. Z/ENERGETIC EFFORT TOMORROW'S! Libraries to Be Voted to the Fire and Police. ATTRACTIVE FEATURES Washington is on the verge of a vote- soliciting campaign that will put the last national contest for the presidency of the United States completely in the shade if present indications are a criterion. The advance couriers of the army of special Dleaders are already at work, and the oc- casion of their activity may be traced di- rectly to the approaching fair and exposi- tion at Convention Hall and the armory anmex for the benefit of the national Ma- ‘sonic Temple building fund. Amofg the features of the enterprise will be the awarding of valuable and useful articles and ornaments to individuals who receive the majority of votes cast by the crowds which will attend the fair, and among them are typewriters for the most popular male and the most popular and next popu- lar female scholar in the District public schools, and most popular lady typewriter; a bicycle for the most popular letter car- rier, 2 complete plumbers’ outfit for the most favored journeyman plumber, a solid silver punch ‘bowl to the most’ popular caterer or restaurant, libraries to the most popular fire company and most popular po- lice precinct, and a host of other things. Action of District Comminsioners, The District’ Commissioners yesterday, after consultation with Director General George W. Evans and Secretary Howard Perry of the board of control, decided to rescind that part of the regulations gov- erning the fire and police departments which forbid their members from selling tickets of any sort so far as the library contest is concerned under any restrictions deemed advisable by the chief of the fire and the major and superintendent of the Police department. The Commissioners were led to this action by the unusual! valuable character of the libraries in qu tion, They will each cost in the neighb heod of $600, and will consist of 500 vol- umes of well-selected literature, handsome- ly bound in modern library binding, and held in a fine substantial case. The direc- tor general and the secreta the caterer or restaurant soiid siiver punch bowl, and it will be exhibited in an avenue jeweler’s window, while the solitaire dia- mond Masonic jewel, to be voted to the most popular commander or past com- mander of Knight Templars, was also se- lected, and will be displayed in another Jeweler’s window. Donations Received Since Last Report Miller Drag Vinita, Philadelphia, Idaho, asita Ledge, Pittsburg, Pa., cash, KR. A. Chapter, Hallowell, Me., 5; Geriesee Falls Lodge, Rochester, N. ¥., wnbr12 Lodge, Johnstowi le, J, ants: ads (national asury & Son, Caldwell (the Wo \#6 cases smile: cases smilax; C ticket to St. road Company, city, ton to Cineinuatl, “Ohio; WV , silk pattern; Blickensderfer ‘Typewriter il 7 tepewriter; Bitckensderfor ; Ed. He e Asso: i poll 1 Lincoln Springs, Saratoga, N- ter wanted at fair; Somerset large buildin; cy, paid for 1 ¥.; all mineral Beach Company, Beach, Va., ov Poto past imperial p: tentate eral bricks in hew M: Grand Forks Kan., $2 -on-the-Fudson, +» $5; Trinity Chamois Lodge, $10; Guyasuta Brooke, - Sheboy Alexaniria, S. Rome, Pa., $1; V false, Vinita, Jerusalem ’'R. "A. Chapter, Hallowell, Washington ‘and “Latayette’ Ch 1. .. $25; 1. W. Celestial’ Lodge, nan Lodge, North $10; Weedsport Lodge, W | M. Oraheod, Denver, Col Johi 5 or $3, 8 n Red Lodge, Towa, $3; Tunkahanno Portsmouth Nav: , Portsmouth, Hickory Fiat Lod; itroud, Ala., # rzinia Lcdge, Savonburg, $1; Genesee ‘Fulls Lodge, Rochester, N. Solomon City Lodge, Solo- mon, Kon., $3; & 's Lodge, Bellevue, ‘Idaho, Jonesvil Soule, New Orleans, La., §1 cinnati, Ohio, $5; J. Hy Minn,, '§5; Joseph’ K. Orr, Wadesboro’, Milby Lodge, Iadge, Enonvill 3 vai le ¥ an! od 5; Warwic its Sheldon, Princeton, Me., Wash., $5; Mitilinbw burg, Pa. 5; Chailes H. Pat Mt. I, $i heads, $5; Win: chester Lodge, Winchester, Tll., $i Len Gai U. 8. A., St. Paul, Minn. Dickinson, N. D., $10; Gyrus R. A. nklin; La.,' $15; Union R. A. Chapter, Fayetteville Lodge, Fayette- Nine Mile Lodge, Lansing, rmersburg Lodge, Teemerabirs, hester Chapter, Winchester. Ul, ake City Lodge, Lake City, Fla., $5; W. L: Reeder, Wilkesbar Pa. Adam Murdie, Buena ' Vista, Col. . H. Hopkins, . W. McBride, - A, Chay $5; Temple Lodge, Mt. 8. Benedict, New Orleans, 5 Unicn Lodge, Uniontown, -, $1.25; Union Lodge, Uniontown, Ala., $5; brethren of Ashland Lodge, Ashland, Ore., $5; ‘Wine! Geo. Allen, Lynn, Mass., $5: Unton Lodge, Le Sueur, Minn.. $5; Jacques De Molay Com: mapdery, Fort Smith.” Ark.. $5: Princeton Lodge, Princeton, N. J., $10; W. P. Mellin. Lodze, Goshen Springs, “Ark., $1; Diamond City Lodge, White Sulphur Springs, Mcnt., $10; Earnést R.A. Chapter, Emmertsburz, Towa, $10; Ashlar Lodge, Billings, Mont,, $5; Washington R. A. Chapter, ington. ‘Yod.,"°$10: companions of R. A. Chapter, Washi Ind., $3; Renville Lodge, Renville, Minw. John’ H. ‘Myer, Placerville, daho, $2; Grand Forks Co ry, No. 3, .. Grand Forks, N. D., $10; Mt. Hermon Asheville, N. C., $10; Samuel M. Wilson, Iver- ness. Pi. 10 cents: ‘Shamokin Commandery, K. ‘T., Shamokin, Pa., $10. Yebanon Lodge—W. B. Sammerman, cash, $5; John G. Schultz, cash, $5: John N. Mitchell, cash, $1; Mra, Willlameong, ‘cash, $7.25; W. F. Gatchell, cash, $2; Mayfield & Hetston, ca ; Charles De Witt & 'Co., » $1; $55 Sees M $8; 252 Tdi deorze 4 a il Ta, Hoeke’s== The new Baby Car- tiages—the best makes. That is literally true. The best is the cheapest always. The new Straw Mat- ting. Lots of you have compared and found ours the best assortment. Be governed by their ex- perience. The closing out of all the single fancy pieces of Furniture and small lots of Draperies. Half price is about all we’re asking for them. HOEKE, Furniture, Carpets, Draperies, Pa. Ave. and 8th St. 1t z Economical DENTISTRY. Our dental equipment 1s complete. ‘We have every meehanical facility that moderu mvention can devise. We use the best materials that money can buy. Our fou> branches are directed by scl- entific experts. Every waste that can be saved through system, method and large practice is saved. All these things aro vesponsible for our fine dentistry and moderate prices. Painless Extracting with our No. 7, 50c. U.S. Dental Ass’n, COR. 7TH AND D STS. N.W. Open Sundays, 10 to 1 o'clock. fe22-Sott MATCHLESS FURNITURE BARGAINS. Come and see how we are sacrificing high- rade Furniture. Splendid Furniture for the ed Room, Dining Koom, Parlor and Hall go- ing at a THIRD OFF regular prices. W. H. Kaiser, 20th & Ave. Successor to S. K. Brown & Son, 820 20th st. mah22-20d POSS SF CO-CS-OO-09-9O-2 PRING UGGESTIONS We're always in line with the season. The goods you're most likely to want you will find prominently dis- played—with prices that are certainly within your reach. Remember, you can buy without the ready money. We offer you anything in the store ON CREDIT—and only ask you to pay a little | once a week or once a month. Take what you want and we charge it to your account— there are no notes to sign or interest to pay. We're quot: ing special prices in the fol- lowing lines: Baby Carriages, Carpets, Bed Room Suites, Mattings, Parlor Suites, Tron Beds, Extension Tables, Crockery. We make, line and lay all carpets free of charge, and the wast2 in match- ing figures costs you nothing. Grogan’s {Meroe Credit House,{ 817-819-821-823 7TH ST. N.W., t PDO DH-OP-OH--HO-OO- 9S SH 6S Ol-GO- OO -4 $000 GO-OO-99-0 mb21-75d = Bet. Ht and I sts. OPE PHSOE-LH-OP POSH DOD WATER: COLORS. The exhibit of Paul de Longpre’s famous Water Coiors will continue entil Saturday. No one should fail to avail themselves of this opportunity to see these beautiful Flower Veerhoff’s, 1217 F. Go to Siccardi’s ; FOR BARGAINS IN HUMAN HAD fete Britches anced fo : Gray and White Hair reduced in same proportion. Ime. Siccardi, Til ith st, vest to Palais Royal. Private rooms res Choicest ro is ots cheay er | ‘Long cloth, 95c.pc. “The Dependable Store.” A bargain ©" every dept. To be very busy in every department tomorrow, we've gath- ered a list of very special values—one fram each—which we tell of |) below. If you'll give them a minute’s consideration you'll agree |/ that the prices are extraordinarily low. You must come for them | tomorrow, for they hold good for but one day. Ws $5 skirts, $2.69. Taffeta ribbon, 14c A lot of extra fine black Rayadere cloth Fine moire taffeta ribbon, 8 inches skirts—of new black tufted novelty skirts, Wide, in all the uewest and most wanted and silk-finished Beyadere and brocaded shades for spring—will be offered as a fancy brilliantine skirts—every one of Special vagne in the ribbon depart- 4 Which js actually worth $5—the material ment tomorrow only at ~»» "ae. 3 cakes soap, 10c. garments—will go tomor- ¥ we will offer In the toilet de- row only at.... Tomorrow rtinent boxes of the well-known "s Violet 75c. dress goods, ea cette 39c. yd. From the “Trade Sale” of the Winooski Woolen Mills we offer extra fine novelty Gress goods, in the newest silk and wool effects—made extra wide—48 inches—in sage, new blue, tan, olive—in swell cov- erts, checks and novelties—being fal rics that retail for 7c. a 39¢. everywhere — for.. 8 ilks, 6 Oc. silks, 69c. 5 pleces of fine black satin duchesse— the all-silk, brilliantly lustrous sort— with soft finish just like the finest qual- ity ducherse—actually worth 89c. a yard —which will be offered tomcrrow only at.... 7th, running through to 704-700 K st. 2 papers of pins, Ic In the notion department tomorrow we = rong Ey hind best quality yo i} $1.25 umbrellas, I 93c. if Ladies’ 26-inch paragon frame silk umbrellas, with handles of —Dresd ebony, French horn ond natural wood, * trimmed with sterling silver—which sell | 45c. black goods, | 29c. a. Boys’ $3 suits, $2-45 Tomorrow .n the boys’ clothii - By a lucky stroke of business enterprise ment we will offer you mothers < we can offer yon the choice of a lot of 10 pleces of genuine German imported black henrletta—stric tually wort! row only for. $2.50 & $3 shoes, $1.98. bunchel several lots of fine to: Just think ef {t—tomorrow lining department we a lot of fell yard-w We have 2 —in figured” percal shoes ly 8 than regular price. consist of loth bigh and tow cut A) . slightly broken in sizes—in black, i 2 and brown and ian shades—in all the new= en ee est shapes—plain and tipped toes—flexible nae Seem - j sewed—which we sold at $2.50 $1.98 | i 12 boxes matches, | $1 skirts, 59c. 5c. A lot of 16 doven black and white un- derskirte of striped eateen—with dec 12 bores of the best, quality cafety 12-inch ruffle and extra dust ruffle; wel matches wil ogg reed gg ne made and finely tmished—regularly sold Et eels 5 st f1wil_be offered tomerrow E9¢. at Sr eney Bz Engraving. only at.. yw only—as a special value from \ | . gray, nd white Tomorrow only we will offer in the new Millinery Department a 15c¢. roses, 9c. the stationery department—we will lot of large, full- from yo te grown roses and foliage. including bud ~ pant tad ene certian rubber stem--which seil everywhere x All hats trimmed free. 10c. ginghams, ol4c. A lot of new “spring wash ginghams, consisting of a! du Nord dress gingha tiful effects — imaging! colors—the regular 1 tomorrow oply for.. Toilet crash,27c. 46) pieces of bleached tollet crash, of fine twilled quality, will be offered 33.6 tomorrow onjy, per yard, for...... sc 30c. mattings, 19c. yd. | Fine Japanese cotton warp mattings. in plain and fancy patterns—which sell |] regularly at 0c. 2 yard in all furni- ture stores and dleewbere—will bey for .. 12!4c. silkoline, 8l4c. yd. | 120 pleces of new silkolines, 26 i wide—in a variety of th ttlest patterns—which sell regul @ yard—will be offered in th department tomorrow, per QTc 10c.cambric, 634c.|_*" ee Tomorrow we vill offer in the Domestic Men’s 12'4c. hose, partment 2 cases of full yard-wide cambric, as good 2s “Lonsdale”—and which sells regularly at 10c. a yard—Just e a Sant, at. > Otc. Wrappers, 49c. A lot of 16 dozen new print wrappers, with separate waist lining and liberally Men's fast black sell regularly at 12! value at that price, offered tomorrow for Men’s 50c. shirts, 33c. \ brand woven cheviot | fast colore—with | wide skirts, made in the most careful fasnion—will be offered neoeneneee only at. 9c. Men's “Anchor” shirts, in warranted it pearl buttons—all sizes from 14 to 17— Which sell at Gee. usually—will go 390, tomorrow for. | morrow we open two cases of fine imported long cloth, 12 yards to the piece, and offer it just fer the one day as a special, per plece, for.......-... 95¢ Want of Room E Crowding out some splendid Spring-weight Shoes We are badly in need of shelf room. The 4 big floors of our double Main House and botlr of the Branch Houses are packed and jammed with brand-new Spring Shoes—and more Shoes are arriving by nearly every incoming train and boat. To secure the room we have decided to close out several of the lines we can easiest dispense with—al- } though they are warranted all right in every way. i Here’s a chance to secure your new Spring Shoes | at less than any dealer can buy them for at wholesale. Call at once, for these reduced prices hold good only until Friday night: ' Ladies’ $2 and $2.50 Misses’ and Boys’ fi} Vici Kid Boots, Excellent $1.50 Shoes, {| Seid Taced nnd Button, Burton, with Kid Tipe Pag -Hand-sewed Welt fs Pointed “toe Kid Burien, ej) Cloth Top, Dir Toe Pear Is? Laced Button. bs Thursday and Friday iss F fia #0, Bat nneeesen WI1. HAHN&CO’Sia