New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-29
A Weather=PrOOf
Shoe Sale

The rain may come and the rain may 60,
the shoes 60 out-not forever. untort-
unately (for there's going to be an end Of
this chance before long), but with speed
and volume that do not regard the weather
at all. The "endless chain" advertising OF
pleased patrons is doing its work.
Here is more detail. It tells about twenty
per cent of the facts:
SHOES FOR LITTLE GIRLS AT 9oc.
Kldskn. with patent leather and KID tips neat 'hspe>
SHOES sisS; FOR OR SMALL BOYS AT 6Oc.
The little fellows TIA, .ok the s.lss ,T21sS 50 'n
Fine black and kdskn spring heel saoe' s Ss
and buuoned Best sheemah.ns an1 -, size, 81
SOLAR TIP SHOES AT soc. l.-,...s..
know them The Pansy ed ots ,eA dramas ''''
wo Mt N%SS CcoMMoN-SENsE SHOES
pgskln plain toe flexible , i5i 70 pS Ta''
MEMS SHOES AT Sl.9o ,.
Back and tan: patent leather waved caf Russia ssl,
narrow opera. full London ana es s ts "s'' "s"'
BOYS SHOES AT $50 AND Sis . .m
N Gn our mind the hes, maker OF such sot' N'9'
in the lot worth less than $3.50 sizes Il 70 "a -
woNE EN- S SHOES AT sl.4O
Brown or black laced or hg''oaea y0a susa
tna for 5'' they are mostly s. shoes.
WOMEN'S OXFORDS AT 81 80.
The new shapes. black kidskn; heNoe So'es A"'
plump $50 grade.
Carpet facts from our store
Axm'nStc' have always the weight OF
carpets authority behind them. In
fact. there are but one or two other carpet
stores that can speak with equal strengtn
and authority.
When the store presents you this morn
ing. therefore, with a grade OF Axllins'e'
carpet that is worth Sl.35 yard, tor
ST a Yard,
Il IS matter to be received with serious
attention. We call this a Sl.35 grade, BE-
cause we have the same quality in our regu'
lar stock at that figure. 1t often sells fo'
81. so, but not here.
Five hundred pieces Of this carpet az
dollar yard. It's short-lved chance
| Third floor. 49,, .,hles
Mems Suits n;led high with
New Spring Styles stylish, wel-nads
Spring suits. They are made OF caSslme,es
and velours in attractive patterns, and They're
priced moderately some only STU q
properly cut, durable suit in desirable la'"'
ionable goods at that price.
Al si2-ot gray CASHMERE neat checks sack ''''
Al SIS OF brown and gray velour in checks sas
coats. single and double breasted vests "a rave
and the sort Of suit for which ordinarily you 'N
to pay $40
A good assortment of suits OF tine suipe
worsted in new effects at SIS, $40 and So
Some especially good things
boys await inspection in the boys
Top coats clothing store. Top coats
for instance The kind that make the 1"''s
fellows feel and look like men. Some "
Atwood covert are only So for boys 10 ~
years of age, and half dollar more to' -, -
to l6-year sizes. Other fine coats at so''o,
$3.50, SIS and So. Higher STILL II you
wish them.
Second floor. Fourth avenue
The Oxford and Cam
Prayer Books bridge presses, Eyre &
and HymnaIs Spotiswoode and
Thomas Nelson's Sons are well known
throughout the English speaking woI'a a.
printers of archaeological books. We nav
brought together great variety OF tneI
most dainty and artistic printngs and oH'
ings. -
The Book Of Common Prayer. 10 styles OF
l5c 10 $3.50 .,--
Hymnais 20 correspond 25c. % 50 49,
Combination Sets $50 styles. So. % siv "a
Catholic Prayer Books. 80 styles OF pHi''"e'
$500
The Book Store Ninth street.
NAMAkER