! WALKER'S $1500.00 CASH DIVIDEND TO CUSTOMERS, PAYABLE APRIL 12TH, IS THE TLK oFtHECITY "l I IF YOU DO NOT KNOW ALL ABOUT IT, INQUIRE AT THE STORE, 1 S'New Vanities! S s"tr New Hand Bags 1 Silk vfsrEi! and S I ApoSular K,esrCv?.liicWuna"o ''"'c arc tbo new and popular styles. Gcnui Ica .Ml our 53.no plain and fancy silk. At the neckwear counter. 51.00 1 H lMnlSlnlw' r J"1' '" CIors-il wondcr- i"o popuil. Ir wrist handles ami 'are and vestccs, in the popular pleallngs.at 09c yard; GSc and H dl frJ owlcr '"' ffl 'Jt ful assortment, values ? . usually sold for more Ag tyls of the $1 AO 75c plcatlngs at, 4 A H mirror, etc., at 1 25 $1.00 und more choice iOC than the price asked $,BJ$J season; special $ g BJjJ per yard J3C (.Main floor.) " (Ml" floor.) (Main floor.) (Main floor.) (Main floor.) 7Z , J Today the Best Shopping Day This Year ! rjz7.) I JlJ &jUh?iJ$ Because, while our formal opening does not occur until next week, ff sr fTWjf Mmb I I gESngg2& shoppers today will find every department wonderfully complete- frflf 1 I (lnMM-.- j wjk new merchandise. Come and get first pick of the new ar- asssmsss 1 H 'Jll rivals. Store opens promptly at 8:30 a. m. "GOOD GOODS-" I illiner bargains today ii ' Juvenile Dept. I J no phone orders I yu are not n e habit of taking advantage of these Sat- rSkN 1 B IliSF 1 1 urday specials, begin to do it now. . ) 1 i Mm! 1 10 T0 12 A M 2 T0 4 p M- 4 TO 6 P. M. A mzTr I 1 ji I Gloves 69c Pr- Center Pieces, $3.00 Net Curtains $1.45. Qalp fiWBH3L ' H S MS' Brkeu lines of kid gloves, two- Hand-embroidered centerpieces, French net curtains, 2 yards t WxMr 13 mZDS1 I c'asC S1ZCS 5'- Jlna" only; former values to $10.00 at $3.00. long by 40 inches wide, in whito r t 1kK THd' 1 Mfml find $1.00 qualities. 3rd floor, and Arabian color, trimmed with Ot " jUtforl f ! iBfS&nP I , 1 TO U a! LargeVomen'f LbiDa- tlil Boys' gWfflJ I PlHf, r6-BUttGnJef $2 V30,, 'T98 ' E? ,8 Suits J I sgL R A 1 i v , Vr ' 1 i Prarj and corset covers, from 30 to SO inches. 3rd floor. I f Br?hV 9 H m ry?z m splendid offer for two hours trimmed with lace, insertion or I at Tan ' P 1 I ( rMyM' Sala 1 ony- Main floor, embroidery; slightly soiled; sizes ' iO 9 Jr. M. I Wkl ?J ? I MS f 1 m Tn 19 a tut tl2'Ji,n"d i6 former al?eI' $2 Rhinestone Buttons 5c Dos. I Half B' E H 1 yMiP Of I tj j At 2nd floor- Rhino stone aud other bright I D H i R H ' c . E Beaded Necklaces, 49c 9 Tn 4. p M trimming buttons, regular loc to I Jrrice JsM& ) m H I IlMMW Omart Pcarl ead necklaces, sonic witli t L 1. ' , ' 2oc value, at, per dozen, 5c. I t I H I WwiWtn I '-'""cstonc clasps. Main floor. Stamped Towels, 9c (Limit, 5 dozen to a customer.) I vli4gSfc 1 a I ImMfflfMftJf OtreeC I m TO 19 A VJf Stamped towels with embroidered Main floor. H BSHS'lilSB 1 1 WjmW& t t , S m , , . edge, usually Job. 3rd floor. 7 TO Q P TVT 0 . ' C-M 1 I TI r,Ltf Hats 1 Table Covers 69c. 2 TO 4PM n It ? o 5 , , I A fine assortment of colors in 1 I uji , 1 Assorted pretty designs of mcr- .v ' i'o o Paper Napkins 8c Hundred. 1 Nforfolk kI v1p? win! or wirt 1 1 fl j cerized damask, hemstitched. $5.00 Corsets at $2.98. Or 200 for 15c. (Limit, 200 to I 'NOlIolK S,JCS, MinLei eights, H I J Economy Ijasemcut. A cleanup of a .few sizes in Bon customer.) Main floor. aU wol materials, Sizes b to 14 I i Visitors to our millinery dept. in TO 12 A M Tov an(a yctoiro corsets: low 7 TO Q P TVT years. H 1 1 f. I Z ' . 7" and medium bust and long hips; . ' "x' 'IPni-mrti. r,,.;no j. nn i d-1 - nn will sec a great showing ot Hope Muslin 7y2c. sizes is to 23 and also 26? Shaving Brushes 25c. m 1 ormeL P1 lces it'0-00 l Vo.OO. H nnur Iw.fc inrlu Dnv fnvTnnl 'rho wel1 known brand, "for two 2nd floor. Regular dOc, 45c and 50c values. loday at, per Slut I new Jltlts ,'ocld- UlU loimal hours only. 4 TO 6 P M Some badger hair included in tho 9 TH C7 Cn i H opening will be on Monday, but 'Eeonomy Basement. , " lot Main floor. p.OU I KJ Cp.OU. I H I wo havo ready for your inspea- 10 TO 12 A M 3TfZin SKSlt loaols; n J 9.f- . Girl?' DrPQ V Prino I I tion a wonderful showing of Men's Handkerchiefs 3c. all sir.es; made of whito batiste; Toilet Paper 8 for 25c wiib lItJbbes 2 JrrlCe i B v. . i Large size, wliito, hemstitched. linished in beading and rihbon. Largo rolls, store orders onlv. Girls' whito lawn drosses, slightly 2 9 STYLISH HATS I Economy Basement. 2nd floor. Economy Basement. I soiled, ages 6 to 14 years, trimmed with I 1 i a u t -a I 2 TO 4 P. M. 4 TO 6 P. M. 7 TO 9 P. M. I fl& & ana d Jice' sevoiai 1 I 1 to please and suit every mdivid- 1 Baby Blankets 39c Eacht Bath Towels 10c. Huck Towels 7i2o. 1 toTLor? f' Sr$h.. . .75c to $7.50 1 H ual al I Size 30x40 inches, soft and White bath towels, size 1S36, Heavy huck towels, size 18x36, I Final cleanup in winter weight mrls' i 1 OO fi OO $7 OO R ??ec flg"rod designs in pink and medium weight, hemmed and with red borders, hemmed. I dresses; challies and serges; aires fl to U H pj.w, pu.jjy pi .uv L biue, Annex, ready for use. Annex. Economy Basement. I 15 years; prices Q7 f (St 1 9 fTA 1 1 and $10.00 I 2 TO 4 P. M. 4 TO 6 P. M. 7 TO 9 P. M. I ,5)to, -f'0 10 P.DU I jm I Bed Spreads $1.50 Each. Cotton Blankets, $1.05 Child's Drawers 7c. bam8 or Sb 'new SSS g Buy your hat loday and get a full I White crochet bed spreads with Size 00x72 inches, all whito cot- Child's muslin drawerB, ages 2 to 1 torials, ages 2 to 11 (Q 9 season's wear while in the height of jg fringe all around, heavy quality, ton blankets, heavy and fleecy. 12 years, tucked and hommed. 1 years DC O Sfashion. 3rd iloor.' sliglitly imperfect. Auno'x. Annex. 2 floor.' u Doing it now, immediate results the entire spirit of The Tribune Want Ad. XMMIII HHXMMXX MMIXMXMXMXXIXMMMMIMMM HMXMXXXMXXXXMMXXMXI H J "BOOTERY" Formerly ' "Davis-Shoes," 14-16 E. Broadway ( BO OTERY" Formerly "Davis-Shoes' 14-16 E. Broadway jj H Of the ECONOMY SAMPLE SHOE CO. and "DAVIS-SHOES" Continues With Sensational I M Money-Saving Values Startling Bargain Surprises for Today Shoppers That Make All of M H M Our Past Achievements Fade Away Into Fog Unparalleled and Unprecedented Shoe Savings M H J as follows J 1 g.2asd Infants' $H8ESgA Z $3-00 lasses' Shoes ! I 5 Sizes 2 10 6. Patent leathers with a HV Si2es 1V'- lo. - Patent Aj A A w 1 m colored tops, button style with all C "" jT JULllHILiFr - - leather, vlci kid and gun- .1 II M j leather solos. Bankrupt Price, 680. VWfe MMjjBgp BarUinipt Price sias"105' M w EXTRA SmRli 6ne Lol of Women's Economy I M $3.00, $3J and $4.00 fBSm Bankrupt Stock m 5 WOMEN'S (Bmmi s0s' Pm$s i I 9 tan SHOES Ml and Oxfords ! I S b Economy lank- QQa I S From the "ECONOMY" and "DAVIS. yN 5 f HMD! SsIG Price MM O Iff 5 1 JH SHOES" Bankrupt Stocks Hundreds of f ykvM " W M pairs of tan shoes button or lace values ryvl VZaU a21i IS? up to $4.00 They go today nt $1,88 I v AU leathers, all styles, all sizes, But come M pali-AH sizes. 20?? fflMP early. Such bargains can't last forever. 2 QUE BIG LOT OF Men's and Women's "davis-shoes" bankrupt stock H 5 Chita's Shoes !U?!?J ,Sho2S' Oxfords men'sshok and ! I " Advortised by the Economy Shoe Oo. as $3,00 to whii bbw nuMm M ValOeS tO $2.25 Also included are "Davis-Shoes," rogularly OXFORDS M S VvLrfS AB aa WorihUpto m AA ' Values to $5.00 J m Mmctnls, button or laco vK m t&mmM ffiSlft S nfl M ? mm Yc3 all sizes, and every jtfe M t. w styles, good, solid, substnn- II MM MB 3. W Q W? V W wanted stylo nnd leather; IP JM All -WM W tial leather soles; phcuoin- P7 Py an immense assortment, in JM M wsmmm M V M onal special values in tho Tans, gumnctals, vici kid, patent leathers, satins, the Bankrupt Sale at $2.iB. Ijf & iTV w -fH Bankmpt Sale at $1.00 pair, H White Nu-Bucks, etc., in all sizes, all styles; an Gentlemen, this is your op- mmm m mm unparalleled bargain group. portunity. J S "BarskifB" SLE BEGiNS AT S;3 A. Mi TODAY S55?TS S I M F i f HIH BankruptSale g J 2 pairs for "EFFICIENT SERVICE" Q J J 25c Formerly "Davis-Shoes" 14r1 6 East Broadway ISfCpi- J M'lXlHXMMMMMnilMMXMIMMMIIM HMMIXIIII MMM SIMM MMMMMMMMMMMMM