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SSOME MONDAY 5c SPECIALS MORE MONDAY Sc SPECIALS Indigo Blue Calico Cambric Dress Linings Valenciennes Lace Pearl Bttons Sale imoney on linings tomolrrow; Large assortment of 1al. and v i Regular 8 1-3c; 10 yards only e an hmbric linings, regular S 1-:h'; 5 viaul itt h i e I ln aIwht -bres frt , of ra.l b"u"tt""o.. 5c to a customer; Monday only .... special ........ l. . e ar 10 .In On card, for Burma Challies Curtain Scrim Cambric Handkerchiefs White Thread Splendid for kinsonos or spring Strong meshed curtain scrim, 36 11E;.1, 1X.'O11S .''AL.'S MAL AZINE h Ladies' fine , hh s ltit'hed '_ -2..nrie ,,00 yard ,p.l strolnw hite tohral; waists; regular 10t; Monday, C inches ide; regulalr 10c; haundkerhliefs. rtuiilia 1" 1- i regular 10i - tloe; tomnrrow special..................... special ..1 1 IN ANI) \(OMI.'-w N .M AY N M III.'I u t N SKxL: 5c value .. .. 5 sli... Great Sale of Wash Goods A Hat That Will Become You Great Sale of Fine Silks 20c Agatha Percales 15e 20c Galatea Cloths 12%c 'hat is the kitl of $1.50 Black Taffeta 82%c $1.35 Peau de Sole 95e A great collection of beautifully figured per- Rll a mrze nim, comes ein " hat ll il. h l dit e \ Itl th a le d o e has alwas o con cales in both dark and white ground.,ful136 blue, red, tan and prettily iglrued pat- * , .\ ,n . eptiont.lll . g, d I1 u1llit. \ I I'l-.il dh IlliOt ecoBno ical of fine inches wide and of a superfine texture. o tme terns. F riding osit if iOil iOillfo rii l tlnk suiff .ta, n gi illit' t. idlt, 1 ':i 'y silks. als it tgives the mlost satisfac drc Toil du Nod 12h that ileserial ilko, pi itn-gives the Iti beautiful shirt-waist patte-rns are included. dresses, or i\., ili . uiit. A ip-C ,ssh rg's. \. 'i i ', fi illsli t. H t servic,,' both in wear and richie that deserves your patronage. ý'. .! . ýrs'1 "VlssbergW.'.! €' tol 'Il' serv'iceboth in we1. qd d liy - 20c Toll du Nords 12!e 15c Chambray 9 1-2 h..,ve \ilhnnt 1111\- I in ?- 1r . ....... Plain colors, fancy stripes, beautiful plaids. noines i II all staple and light colorsi plib the ainst ,, ili .A delightful assortment of one of the prttlest Every one know.s what the Iest ualit$2 $1 Figured Foulards l 69 summer dress goods .made. Wearing and laun- of .chambray is and that it sells B kery- Taffeta $1.50 I ", 'l a t he much worn th s dry qualities are unsurpassed. See them today. where for 15e to L 'c. l 9 c is the price i a II..Ti. 'its ha y t s en a orn th . today ait ltthliissberg's. del. stack t lMilli 31i -it ii iit h , Cite , ii(i silniIi ; I, . halV splendid assort An extremely fint qualit" of zeplhyrs, suitable A very fine qualityo of d iess ginghams. this t tillel it ls ll1 i S l; illl' i', l .' ll POW, while our $1 for waists, fancy lhouse dresses or children'. in staple and delicate colors, e-specially Ills I s aI i egi la $ri silk; to orrow. l t a ........... summer frocks. Patterns of iixed liaids and nice for children's dresses and ladies' I , consult $Miss s1.50 Rajah Pongees checks are all delightful and will please you shirt waists. Buy a supply today and Fan India SilYo Rajah Pongee well. save 331-3 percent on your purcthase. ! P(ltail tiiutile ol 8m well.0c GasLw 2e 31.-3 .....t on ,your,,u,.hs.o 1Fa85 Fancy India Silk 49c A prettier and more dable fabric e ,, head ['iler, ete her' was never worn; only pink, bhwn 20c Grass Lawn 121-2c 35 Dress Linen 25s i the tst A strictly net- \\ta'e and 27 inclhes antd blue remain in stock, and such D LNew Yoirk styles, and \wiie'; c, llns in It; different staple is the demand for this popular silk, Sget her exp'ert o iin- nd dainity shades; launders well; these will soo gonc.; tommorw, SS m a rt a n d g:ea i,; the stil, that ilonly 4 ill gla you Princess Dresses ,m,;. A 'ordial wel 'ie aw-i u.s Reduced to $15.00 -Np S ee th e S av in g s on P ett5oats N e;w, f ,ery rich S t e ao P t c sit h oo suit i lh: ,'F Black Petticoats silk souttait he braid, wriought into leaf $1.50 QUALITY ON SALE FOR $1.OO ld rluoselttl effct t, beautifully slupple- I An unusually good skirt for $1.50; t on sale for $1.00 todayi. o not overlook I lllle t Whi sleeveN and yoke of all-over' thiis s cqp, iat.i "Irish lB y" lace. No prettier or dain Ladies' three-picee suits, made qf fine Ladies' Petticoats ti,,, g'C'n coulite deltsiredl. \We show iliummy cloth, satin-lined, trimmied with $2.00 QUALITY ON SALE TODAY FOR $1.50 thel ill in a mlltiplicity of colors, includ k nlgllline silk, Slid fashioned in the pre- Fashioned from black mercrized sateen, Heatherbloom and fancy striped ilin iro ie f t T ere material; excellently made, cut very full and deeply flouncedl. Th e 1e all h le 11 llhaldes of beige, elephallt's iling d ti effet Thre a lle splendid skirts nd shouldl claim your attentio.n, I 'eas, ('cptn(llil.g'el 1 l, taupil , et, ., and I neloming of stle nd grace to the wearer Black Silk Petticoats we fer opportunity to save just \ oing ndlo$6.50 QUALITY FOR $3.95 hat eyes will ir. Th - lade f an excell quality of black taffeta and soft finish; cut full, large $10) if ll I. olle of thes( suis today. troiial is highl-'l;ss nlid the workllIanllship flounces and a profusion of ruffles. You will admire them very much II drichly. rimmed ald will impress ot. u t. 0Messaline Pettloats Reg. $25.00 Special Tomorrow most fao$7.50 QUALITY ON SALE FOR *4.95 fa , ciltl., iry te untder.klrts and made of the bist quality of pure silk IeMos • $35 TAILORE1) SUITS 'T()MOil) saline. All colors in dark and delicate shaildes, flouncing heavy and cut with much nttiiirili. A great bargain toda2,5 $27.50 Schloss Schlossberg's Store SMonday Specials / MONDAY SPECIALS Monday ecils Sheets, Pillow Cases, Towels ro s. Ladies' and Children's Hose Reduced Tomorrow Only Clolhin9 Reduced "Success" ibrand sheets, 72x90 inches, sell reguliiarly for 65c; today, 0tc; C lothing i per dozen _ ........... ..................... ........ $5.50 Ladies' velry finest grade of black Maco "I)Dragoon" brand sheets, 81x90 inches; sell regula.ily for 75c; today, 59 e hadl the celeat tton hose, worth 35; today qulit, 25 ell woth 20c; today only 1 Per dozen ............. .......................................... ... $6.00 Schls rs.' lothi cotto hose, good quality, wel worth 0c; today only 12 Pillow cases, 45x36 inches; sell regularly fot'r 35r pair; today, per pair' and we guarantee evet'y Ladies' fine mercerized hose, highly spliedt heel ntl toe; worth 50c; to 25 ; dozen pairs ...... ... ... .. .... ...... ......................... $ 2 .75 suit to Bgive the best sills- ..:day . .............. ............................ . . Huck towels, 17x38 inches; sell regularly for' 15c; today, per pair, 25 c n Infanis' fine ribled ashm(re hose, silk heel nd toe; worth 35c; to D ozen pairs ............... .. .... ........... $ 1.45 hape-retaini n it iday........... .. .. ...... ....... ...... ...... 5 Bath towels, good size; sell regularly for 20 each; today, per pair, 25, The patterns are all swell Y Misses' fine ribbed hose, extra quality; worth 35i; today, 25: six pairs Dozen pairs ........................ ...... ..... . .......... ...... .... this year, and you will bIe for ................. ......................$1.35 Nemo are modeled on grace-giving lines, following the natural more thtu tleased whe.1I Mull made of fine white mull, cut after the popular princess lines of the perfect figure, andtl forms an ideal .50 otil look oulr stok overtty. it,,h ieatitern sad rutloritl d dittn fine t nembroid .50 Corsets foundation for the new gowtns; sold only at _ See our1 $15, $20, $25 scl ,. c.. Dresseser Sy front; there is a saving of $3.50 on these Schlossberg's .. ....... ------------- -----------...------ .-- ...................... and $30 Suits i*......d * "'' toi iorrot\ ; 'regular $10 value for ... _ II I m me __________ _______j__ LUCY BLOCK READY FOR USE NEW BUILDING TO BE FINISHED AND OCCUPIED DURING THE NEXT WEEK. During the past week the builders have put in their best licks and the next week will see at least one of the big business blocks finished and ready for occupation. All of the other blocks are being pushed along at a fast rate, and it will not be many more weeks before practically all of them are fin ished. Start Moving In. The Lucy building is the one on which the best work has been done, and on Friday the firm will start mov ing its furniture stock into it. The building has been built especially for the owners, and when the moving in is finished it will be one of the most up-to-date and finely equipped stores in this part of the country. The first floor of the block is to be used for the furniture stock and the second for carpets and other like furnishings, while a crockery stock will be put in the basement. In the back part of the store Mr. Lucy is going to install mod ern undertaking rooms, which will be in charge of W. D. Kendrick. Other Buildings. The Lacasse block, or the Savoy ho tel, as it is to be called, is also nearly ready, and in a couple of weeks the Lacasse Brothers will turn it over to the leasers, who will at once install their hotel fixtures. Jack Wilson, who is putting up the Greenhood building, has also been do ing speedy work and has finished the foundation of the building. The plans for this block have been drawn by Link & Haire and their perspective, which shows one of the nicest three story buildings in the city, has been on exhibition in the Hotel Shapard window for some time. Over across the river the work on the new Penwell block is progressing at a remarkable pace. The foundation wall has been started and the contrac tors will begin at once on the build ing proper. With this big three-story block on the corner of Higgins avenue and Third street, and with the new bridge and the station of the Milwau kee just below it, the end of South Higgins avenue is going to be one of the most attractive streets in the city. Other blocks and residences too numerous to mention are going up at the same remarkable rate, and if the number of building permits which have been issued during the past few weeks by Inspector May may be taken as any evidence of building to come, the city is going to see the most re markable building season in its his tory during the coming summer. PASTOR AND PEOPLE Episcopal. Episcopal Church, corner Adams and Cedar streets; Rev. W. Lennie-Smith, rector; rectory, 406 East Main street; phone, 385.-Holy communion, 8:00 a. m.; Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.; morn ing prayer and sermon, 11:00 a. in.; evening service and confirmation. 8:00 p. m. The Rt. Rev. L. R. Brewer, bish op of Montana, will preach both morn ing and evening, the rite of confirma tion being administered at the evening service. Christian Science. Corner of Pine and Pattee streets Service, Sunday at 11 a. m.; subject of lesson sermon, "Doctrine of Atone ment." First Presbyterian. First Presbyterian Church, corner Pine and Cedar streets:; Rev. J. N. Maclean, minister; residence, The Manse, 320 Stevens street-Public wor ship, Sunday at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.; subject of morning sermon, "The Up ward Gazing One;', subject of the eve ning sermon, "The Best Last;" special music for the morning service by the choir; for the evening, duet, Mrs. Hope and Mr. T. A. Wickes; Sunday school at 12:15, following the morning serv ice; Y. P. S. C. E. prayer meeting at 7 o'clock p. m.; mid-week prayer meeting on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Christian. Corner Cedar and Washington streets; Rev. W. H. Bagby, pastor Sunday school at 12:20 p. in.; regular services at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.; sub ject of morning sermon, "The True Test of Spiritual Life;" evening, "The Church and the Kingdom." Good music at both services. The public is cor dially invited. Baptist. Corner Harris and Spruce streets; Rev. Henry Van Engelen, pastor Preaching at 11 a. In. and 8 p. m.: Sunday school at 12:15 p. m.: B. Y. P. W. at 7 p. m.; subject of morning ser mon, "Three Resurrections;" evening subject, "The Final Reckoning." An attractive feature of these services will be the excellent special music furnish ed by the choir. The public is cordial ly invited. Swedish Congregational. West Spruce street; Rev. (C. r. Strom, pastor; residence, 307 North Second street-Services as follows: Sunday school, 10 a. m.; preaching at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.: prayer meeting, Wednesday, 8 p. mn.; grand concert Thursday evening at 8 o'clock to be given by Prof. J. A. Huttman and his son, Paul Huttman of Worcester, Mass. All are welcome. First Methodist. First Methodist Episcopal church, East Main and Washington streets; James W. Tait, pastor; .residence, 316 East Main street; phone, No. 30--Class meeting at 10 a. m.; preaching at 10:30 and 8 p. m.; morning subject, "The Boundless Passion"; in the evening the choir will, by request, repeat the Easter service music, and the pastor will give a brief address on "Song in the Sanctuary." Sunday school at 11:55 a. m.;Epworth League at 8 p. m.; Sunday school on the north side will meet as usual at 3 o'clock. The church of the cordial greeting invites the public to come and enjoy these services. A large chorus choir leads the singing. South Side Methodist. First Methodist Episcopal Church, South; services held in the chapel of the Garden City Commercial college, corner South Higgins avenue and Fourth street; G. H. Gibbs, pastor; residence, 302 South Fifth stre.et west; phone, 259 red-Preaching at 11 a. m.; Sunday school at 10 a. m.; subject of sermon, "The Christian Warfare." First Congregational. South Fifth and Chestnut; Dwight S. Bayley, pastor; residence, 1001 South Fifth.--Services as follows: Worship with preaching at 10: 30 a. in. and 8 p. m.; Sunday schol at 11:50 a. In.; young ii,.le's meeting at 7:15 p. m.; subject of morning sermonolt: 'Enlarging O)ne's HoIrizon;" subject of evlening seron: "'Tlie ('ost of c'haractiir." Good music at both ser\yces. Classes for adults and young people in the Sunday school. A cordial invitation is ex tended to all. Swedish Lutheran. There will be no services at the Swedish Lutheran church. 430 Alder street, today beyond the meeting of the Sunday school at 12 o'clock. The pastor, Rev. A. V. Anderson, is in Butte attending the quarterly meet church. BETTER THAN SPANKING. Spanking does not cure children of bedwetting. There is a constitutional cause for this trouble. Mrs. M. Sum mers, box W. South Bend, Ind., will send free to any mother her successful home treatment, with full instructions. Send no money, but write her today if your children trouble you in this way. Don't blame the child, the chances are it can't help it. This treatment also cures adults and aged people troubled with urine difficulties by day or night. Object to Strong Medicine. Many people object to taking the strong medicines usually prescribed by physicians for rheumatism. There is no need of internal treatment in any case of muscular or chronic rheu matism, and more than nine out of every ten cases of the disease are of one or the other of these varieties. When there is no fever and little (if any) swelling, you may know that it is only necessary to apply Chamber lain's Liniment freely to get quick relief. Try it. For sale by all drug gists. Card of Thanks. Mrs. W. A. Beaumont and family u ish to thank the many friends and nefighbors for their kind assistance during the sickness and death of the husband and father. W. A. BEAUMONT. "It Can't Last Always Nothing Does" So don't put off buying your spring suit just because it's cold and raw today. Drop in and get it located. We want to show you how well we can dress you for a little mioney. Have you noticed our windows yet? Brooks' Everything That Men Wear Announlcement I wish to announce that on and after Monday, April 19, I will permanently be located here as an exclusive optician and will give my entire time to the practice of optometry. As an optical specialist, I can correct the most difficult refractions of the eye with the latest and most scientific meth (ods whilch make the results an absolunte certainty and no guess work whatever. Sight is the most dellicate of our' five senses and when that is de st(roved it is beyond all recall. Look well to /lm/r r,..x thitl they 1eat0y be a guide to iyour foot st'eps and t comfort to your old Uale. o'(nme in at any time and have sour eye glasses or frames properly adjusted. I will be pleased to do this for you Free of chaqrge, regard less of where you hought them. It is nearly as imlportant to have glasses properly adjusted as it is to1 have the cto'rrect lenses. Let m(' show you the latest in lenses and m)unlts. You will like the invisible bifocals, wallking and reading lenses in one pIiece. New fra;ans for ol, lenses, new lenses for old frames, new plarts repl)aced on frames or mountings. Old frarmes sohldered on short notice. Look for ntmorro'els ad-it u;ill intercst you. Newton H. Schweiker, OPTICAL SPECIALIST 318 NORTH HIGGINS AVENUE