Evening Star Newspaper, March 21, 1926, Page 12

4 & THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MARCH 21, 1926—PART 1. ; - s iy COMPILFTE FASTER RFADINESS 0" Hahw Stores gin Washinglon) e AR R In the Fasl‘nionable 'fl In the New Hal'm Main Floor Salon of “Man's Shop”---14th & G .Exquisite' Easter Modes : . _ and $7 3 . 8 T Shoes for Women Women's Shep 1207 F St. Also Main Floor—37 W. Lexington, Baltimore SRR NS 0 7th & K Sts. 4114 9th St. NNW. 1914-16 Pa. Ave. EMONSTRATING, once a gain. that wonderful shoes can be sold at $5.95 and $7. When there's an earnest desire to give our patrons the very best values obtainable. And when that determination is backed by the Style Leadership and 9-store Buying-power of a House like HAHN'S! -14 14th St. Pictured, six of over sixty distinct novelties, awaiting your selection. In all the new colors, Grays, Sauterne, Parchment, Bois de Rose, Blonde. Two-color combinations. Also patents, satins, tans and EVERYTHING that’s fashionable! “Clarette”—A new Paris- ian effect of patent leath- er, inlaid with parchment kid. Also parch- vith sau- :«:::; with sau $7.00 IVIDE the price of a pair of “Florsheim™ Shoes by the number of days wear vou'll get out of them—and you'll find them among America’s most economical shoes Add to that, Style Distinction and Fine Craftsmanship and vour mind is made up for Easter—“Florsheims!" ' Most Styles $10 “Miami” Tie—A “Theo” Tie with cord and tassel lacings. Short, round toe, open shank, high “spike” heel. Parch- ment kid, pa(enl,$5 oh G e eggn. “TrisWears” for Spring! “Hahn Specials " An old favorite comes back to life. Styled with a lot of “pep” and all the old-time \Washington's b ien at $3.95 Spring we'v “Everglades”—Crystal gray or sauterne kid, trimmed with gray lizard leather bow and metal buckle. Also pat- h black e ki 7 00 lectr « patrons by cutting the price $5 and $6 $10 to 12 ion to the Hahi . $12 & $14 Novelty lisle and silk, or all-silk Spring Half Hose, 65c to $3. N R Qualig.z and $8 Dr. Reed Cushion-sole Shoes ior need a little “humoring.” But the sty re yvoung men as well as their elders “Church” Famous British Shoes. A new Shoe-Leaders for men. At our 14th and G store only P e PR 24 5> “Vivette’—Sau- terne kid, with flash- ing insertions of y @ i Bois de Rose. Wide Snaffle” Pump—With 3- L link chain, like bridle-bit, Also patent leather. ~uvi°ftian0§traps. Patent leather, is de $7 parchment $595 Rose trim . 00 trim .. And many other lovely shoes of sparkling originality. e $10 to $22.50 R RN R R R . - - - . - - o - o L & - - - 2 - o - - %‘g. o - - o - . - - - - - - = woE R e S U S TS RSN S S e | T = “ARCH PRESERVER" Sl’loes for Women ; F it’s a question of “whether to limp or to, walk Easter Sunday”—we suggest “Arch Preserver” Shoes. But they’re also for the feet that have never limped and never want to! “Campus” P Parchment kid or patent leather, with “ireckled” snake leather tr:lm, leather b an . . o e $5‘95 You will love our Spring shoes! Just as your fath- . ers and mothers and, per- haps, your grandparents loved them—when they were children! Downtown— 7th & K Sts. 414 9th St. 1207 F (2nd Floor) Uptown— 3212 14th St. 1914-16 Pa. Ave. 233 Pa. Ave. S.E. Baltimore— 37 W. Lexington (3rd Floor) And again this Spring, your parents will be simply delighted with the good fitting and wearing qualities and lasting economy of these new Spring shoes. And they are decidedly for ' the woman who insists upon Style and Beauty in her footwear—as well as supreme comfort. “HAHN SPE- CIAL” Shaes for women now at 7 conveniently located Hahn Stores. .. RCH PRESERVER” Shoes are perhaps the world’s greatest shoes design- ed to preserve the natural beauty and functions of the periect foot—and to com- fort the “disappointed” foot. “Gro-Nups,” tan Yellowstone calf New shieldtip Blucher Oxfords. 214 to 6—85.50. “Halm _Speclal.” splendid.wearin. Goodyear-welt Tan Oxfords. 1110 18%-$295 1 to 2—$3.45 3 . BEtoIe= .36 Junior Womien's 2N 2VZRY “Gro-Nups,” new Tan Calf or : < ) & Patent Leather D'Orsay Pumps, - - - with, leather bow. At All the Hahn “Stocking Shops” 214 to 6—$5.00 “Lady Luxury” & *“Hahn Special™ “Hahn Special” Smart Novelty Two- “Hahn Special” New Patent Leather Turn-sole Strap Pumps, The Perfect, Full-Fashioned Ve “Haha Spocil” Smart Novelis Silk Hosiery for Gentlewomen S¥e willat® B S 2% t06—$3.95 814 to 11—$2.95 3 ’ Leather Pumps. 8% to 11—$4.00. Style 101—Medium-weight thread silk, Style 200—Service weight, &1 88 asger Siaes, $4.20 and $2.00 lines which fit Shown .in a reinforced, lisle top and $1 45 thread silk, with lisle top o great variety of " ‘Two Pairs, $3.50 snugly in heel and styles, for every Two Pairs, $2.65 Style 300—Feather weight, instep, and freely N sort of foot. Style 210—Fine, sheer chif- $1 65 all-silk chiffen. Silk from top $1 95 fons, with lis‘llswto%.. A . B Mostly priced— in the forepart of Jises to toe... 0 ‘Two pairs, $3.75 the foot. $10 to $13.50 ety & : PR BT Y All these Stockings are especially made for and obtainable only at Hahn's. Every pair is sold with a guarantee that they must completely satisfy you in every respect or we will re- place them with a new pair. Shown in these and other attractive Spring cofors: Sauterne Rose ' Blonde French Nude Rose Taupe 13 1 8 Bois de Rose Tea Rose G St gi-;';l‘ Circassian h - % Jenny Ly G S The F inishifig Touch of Easter Elegance! “City Club Shop”) Ny AN 2 NN Iy AN AN AN 1 RN AN NN Also at Hahn's—7th & K—1207 F St. Built to support the arch, with perfect freedom to toes, muscle$ and ligaments in walking. Combi- nation lasts with straight inner c . Children’s “Bally” Swiss Novelties, in pat- ent or colored Piggote Pumps. 5 to 8-$3.50 and $4.00 Larger ones, $1.50 to $6.00 And an attractive littls “Hahn Special” Pump for baby, $1.45. 4 to 8—$1.95 and $2.48 Banana Cinder Opal Gray Moonlight Mauve Children’s shoes are now fedtured at all Hahn stores in Washington and Baltimore. “Phoenix” Novelty Spring Sports Socks, for boys and girls. 50c to $1.50 Souvenirs! Attractive Easter presents given with each purchase.