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The Detroit times., 1908-07-27
a New French cMotoring
Bonnet Which Is Taking
cAmerica by Storm.
The Rapid and
astonishing Growth
of the cMotor Veil.

This Is the time of year when the
"honk" OF the motor horn resounds
through the land. when the singing
Of the perfect-running machine makes
music In the amateur chauffeur's ears
Most important of ALL now is the time
when suitable motoring clothes are a
necessity.
This season the woman planning
her motoring outfit has had wide
choice She may elect to be trim and
sportsmanlike in close-fitting shep.
herds plaid or esthetic and seductive
In long-falling lines of neutral tinted
Silks and swathing yards of chiffon
yelling. For in either case. the de-
mands OF fashion are satisfied.
There is no doubt that Gutomobiling
toys are unusually attractive this year
and who shall deny that 1t is time
laht they were made more with an
eye to beauty than has been? | posi-
lively shrink from the memory OF
some automobiling women have
known. Shapeless bundles OF unhap.
py looking clothes with two google
shaded eyes and heads tied on as
though afraid they would fly off.
Scarcely human they have seemed,
10y nc stretch OF the imagination could
one imagine theirs being human forms
divine.
But now there is no excuse. II, in
deed, there ever was one. for that
sort OF thing. Instead the motoring
girl can make OF herself something
most fascinating In cloudy films OF
chiffon and fluttering folds OF silk.
and the quaintest-oh, but the very
Quaintest bonnet.
For that Is the real sensation OF
the motoring season--this brand new
motoring bonnet. 1t comes from the
coquettish land OF France. and who
can guess what coquetry will dwell
within Its depths? Not that 1t Is new
10 this land Our mothe-s-or our
grandmothers. it's all according to the
age we own up to--will tell us that
within their memory, bonlets. the dit
to OF these. were worn by the young
bellies OF America.
Most picturesque they are to our
modern eyes. Made OF taffeta silk.
or OF satin, very light in weight, or II
Intended as protection from the eve
ming winds chiffon Is used, all shirred
and corded and edged with lace ruff
files and tiny posies Made on the
accordion plated Shaker principle
they reach far out and give complete
shade to the fair face within. You may
see one Of them pictured In the sketch
marked Of"
With one Of these bonnets a vail
Is hardly a necessity, so closely do
they tit. protecting the hair perfectly.
but the modern girl is hard to part
from her much.beloved chiffon wells,
The Detroit times., 1908-07-27
How Bachelors Are Caught
by Women's Pretty Clothes

habit OF dressing badly, and even q
pretty face won't save them. The re-
suit is that. II they marry at all. II il
some man who doesn't bother about
dress. Such men are a blot upon our
fair land.
How much are wells responsible for.
Unprepossessing features take on a
magic charm through veil. BY the
time that man discovers faults In a
nose and mouth. the charms of a per
feet costume have had their effect.
Keep At u.
There's only one method OF meetin'
LIES test
Jes' keep on a-strivin' an hope fur the
best.
Don't give up the game an retire In
dismay,
Cause hammers are thrown when
you'd like bouquet.
This world would be tresome. we'd
all get the blues
II all the folks In II held just the
same views:
So finish your work; show the best
OF your skill.
Some folks won't like 1t, but other
folks will.
Washington Star.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-27
Coats of Kid and Leather,
Crepe and Water PROCEED
Satin Are Summer Fancies.
Some c4dVanCe
Hints of the cAuturnn
cAutornobile Fashions

great beauty OF texture and admirable
draping qualities.
Crepe antique is a fabric which has
been lately made use of for motoring
cloaks. II has a rich cr surface
With more body than crepe de chine.
IL Is said to wear we'll and makes an
ideal wrap to slip over a frilly gown.
for its light weight precludes any
danger of crushing.
The long military cape, cut on the
German regimental model, with Sits
through which to slip the hands and
arms. will be the coming autumn
model. and is already being shown to
favored few In some OF fIew York's
exclusive shops. II is made OF the
toughest Scotch tweed. in blue or vio-
let. with reverse OF CAV Scotch tar
tan or OF tweed OF horse blanket eff
feet outside and OF solid color within
Already a few OF these have been
seen on incoming liners, which now
demand the same degree OF fashion
able dress as at smart hotel.
For the women who "chauffs" her
The Detroit times., 1908-07-27

I'M HE girl who goes to the seaside
with the intention of coming
Hi back engaged is generally
- well dressed. A pretty dress
means so much when you are
going to make an impression. Men
are susceptible to good looks and
nice clothes. And even TO nice
clothes without the good looks.
IL a girl hasn't actual beauty but
is well dressed, men will say, She
look like a nice girl"
Love Is ever In league with the
dressmaker and even Beauty cannot
AFFORD to ignore the modes. II is nat
ural for girl TO like pretty frocks.
and what man IL there that doesn't
want a natural, human girl when he
marries?
Besides. a perfect toilette explains
so many things There's the Joy OF
life in new hat. and the shining
tresses that nestle beneath II. Good
temper and vivacity Turk in the folds
OF crepe-de-Chine The softness OF
love fiutter in new laces and ribbons.
A pretty dress may mean a fortune
IL II is instrumental in bringing about
an engagement. Everybody recog-
nizes the Importance of appearances.
None better than the matchmaking
mother.
II Is always when Betty is looking
"lovelier than ever In her exquisite
costume" that Billy decides TO pro-
pose. and does so
Really. men are much more sensi
BILE than is generally supposed. They
appreciate the fact that woman who
takes pride In her appearance is
more likely TO be credit 10 them
than one that Just has her good looks
20 rely on.
Beauty fades. but new dresses go
on forever
Soma woman have o. ramarL a hla
The Detroit times., 1908-07-27

That the Hay Fever season has
come again Is abundantly apparent
throughout the Highlands OF Ontario
where thousands OF sufferers annually
find relief Among other reports that
have reached the head Offices OF the
Grand Trunk Railway System is one
from the Royal Mhskoka dated July
the 18th; this party reached Muskoka
the day previous. suffering from the
malady. but found immediate re.
lief, Having previously tried yari.
Gus resorts in the United States. this
experience was very convincing. Drop
a postcard ITO G w Watson. c. p. &
IT A.. Detroit for copy OF hay fever
booklet free.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-27

SO over this is tied veil. over and
around. meeting again under the chin
where the ends tie. falling quite TO
the hem OF the skirt.
And, by the way, have you noticed
the ambitious growth OF the motor
veil? II has grown and grown. Not
content with being three yards long
1t has expanded into three yards wide
as well. and all the girls are making
Salomes of themselves with yards and
yards of chiffon swathing- only, In
stead Of the head of John upon a
platter as a trophy. they have the
hearts OF Billy and Harry and Char
ley upon string.
Lightweight cloths are being this
year made up into most successful
automobile wraps Black and white
checks are favorites with q brighten.
ing touch OF scarlet and gold or the
fashionable vivid green in collar and
cuffs. The buttons are usually OF gold
or OF bone with centers of the cloth.
These coats are unlined and the cloth
being cravanetted, Is water and dust
proof. They offer a happy medium
between the very lightweight pom
gees or shantungs and the heavy Eng
lish tweeds
The interpreting OF silk has been
brought to degree of perfection It
would have been impossible to believe
few years ago. Now satiny surfaces
Will go through brisk summer shower
and come up smiling at the other end.
Some OF the waterproof silks have
The Detroit times., 1908-07-27
FATALLY MANeLED BY TRAIN.

CALUMET. Mich, July 27.-(Spe-
cial) While busy at the brakes, Jas.
Hanley, aged %, was run over by a
coal train on the Copper Range rail-
way at Atlantic and fearfully mutilat-
ed He was removed TO ST. Mary's
hospital Physicians say he cannot
live
The Detroit times., 1908-07-27
ceremony will be followed by a small
wedding breakfast

ceremony will be followed by a small
wedding breakfast.
The Young Mems and the Young
Ladies' sodalities of IS. Peter and
Pauis Jesuit church will give their
seventh annual outing to Bots Blanc
rark, Tuesday, July rs. The boat
will leave the Bates-st. dock at $3.50
In the morning and o'clock In the
afternoon. There will be a program
OF athletic events and dancing The
executive committee consists OF James
Whitty, Thomas j. Ryan and Leo j.
Ward.
Some 300 or 400 Pensioners OF the
Rev. II. G. F. Otte. OF Trinity German
Lutheran church. Gratiot-ave. and Ri.
vard-st.. surprised their pastor Sunday
evening, it being the twenty-ffth an
niversary Of his wedding Mrs. John
PETE, In behalf of the congregation.
presented Mr.. and Mrs. Otte with a
silver cake and fruit stand. a dozen
silver knives and forks and a purse
containing s25. Mr.. Otte gave a short
address and musical program fol.
lowed He has been In charge OF the
church nearly eight years.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-27
a Hint for the Joneses.

Mistress Now. remember. Bridget.
the Joneses are coming for dinner.
Cook-Leave IL to me. mum. I'll do
me worst! They'll never trouble yez
again Illustrated Bits.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-27

Mrs j. S. Pagan, who has been visit
Ing her daughter, Mrs. NJ. Hooker. of
Flint returned hotue- Saturday.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-27

Miss Anna Delmar, OF New York, is
visiting her mother. Mrs Annie Hip
kins, No. ISL East Congress-st
The Detroit times., 1908-07-27

Mrs. Edward Doane, OF this city. Is
visiting Miss Eliza Denham, OF Flint
The Detroit times., 1908-07-27

Miss Florence George, of Flint, is
visiting relatives and friends in this
city.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-27

Mrs. Carrie Taylor Stewart is spend.
irg the summer at Bay View.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-27

The annual outing OF Holy Rosary
church is postponed from Aug. to
Tuesday Aug IS. owing TO the A. O..
II. excursion being held on the former
date.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-27

Mrs. c. J. Lake, OF this city. who
has been. visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. H. Bridges, OF Battle
Creek, has gone TO Lansing.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-27

Miss Blanche Petric. OF Battle Creek,
Is visiting relatives in this city for a
few weeks
The Detroit times., 1908-07-27

Mrs. Olive Hicks. OF Grand Rapids.
gave watermelon party Friday even
Ing In honor OF her guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. ]. w Smith, of Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-27

Miss Lena Taubitz, Of Flint, is visit
ing friends In this city.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-27

Mrs. +. +. Mills and children of
Lansing, are spending a few days with
friends In this city
The Detroit times., 1908-07-27

For the pleasure OF Miss Mae Wirth.
or this city. the Misses Blanche and
Mabel Neumann, Of Bay City, enter
The Detroit times., 1908-07-27

Mrs, Robert Atkins. OF Port Huron.
is visiting her daughter, Miss Corinne
Atkins. In this city.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-27

Mrs Fred J. Drolett OF Lansing. en-.
tertained informally Saturday after:
The Detroit times., 1908-07-27
The Misses Pardee, Jones and Shee-
ran are at Rye Beach, N. II.

MRS. John Boydell. OF No. 319 West
Grand Boulevard. announces the en-.
easement Of her niece, Miss Cassie J.
Witherspoon. and Fred Malcolm. OF
Augusta, Me. Owing to a recent death
In the family, the marriage. which
taxes place In August. will be very
quiet
The Bethel Evangelical Lutheran
church. Mt. Elliott-ave. and Hen.
dricks-st.. will give its annual excur.
sion to Bots Blanc park. Wednesday,
July 20. The boat leaves the foot Of
bates-st. at S.45 In the morning
The Detroit times., 1908-07-27

noon for her mother, Mrs c. j. Lundy.
and Miss Marie Lemaire, of this city.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-27

tanned large party at their summer
cottage on the Kawkawlin last week
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139 Carroll se, Or, b. q. 50
1859 Emerson. Or. D. ~. 50
521 It'll &c. Or. b. }. .21.5O
1910 N J ~ se. 6r, b 20. 50
1876 Lincoln AT. b2O. 50
300 Va av sc, 6r, bis. so
2o22 Wis Nv. u. b.1s.O0
TO Goth NV, 81, b.17.W
$50 18th ne, Or. b.. 16. 80
7lS 24fh. Or, b. ..l6.W
800 N HI Az NV Or, bis. 80
81 Myrtle ne. Or. b. .1ts. 50
1915 D sc, Or, b. ..16. 90
1892 18th ne. 7r.b.15.O0
COLORED TENANTS.
1904 10th nw.6r, b. 90
1888 18th nv. Or. ". 25. 80
500 n Fl av NV Or. b1BsSO
415 Irving. Ar. b. ..15.S0
12241a Wylie. 5r.b .l&.O
c12 ID Sc. 3r. b.. 1850
61S Marion ct NV,
cor : PRoPE isifs'
Buerland. va.12r, 12a.15O
Whiteside place. Rock
willie I'd. lar. 121sa. 100
3S46 WOOdley I'd.
12r. b. SO. SO
Ivy City. 100 Kendall I'd IL
or. 1000
CLEVELAND PARK.
Oak View. 17r,3b. $50. 90
8. side Of Ordway,
?r.h:....:.......6S.W
1925 Newark, Or. b. 42.5O
Pierpont & Hubbard.
Sr, b. .3S. 90
STORES.
llO6 G NV, sto & Assoc
1912 g NV, store. 100. 90
l14l 9th. store. 5000
18th & c ne Or. b. sto 40. 90
1711S u. store. 80. 1000
1918 10Th NV, stO, 4r40.00
i0I1 II NV. st0. 1000
11O6 18th NV. 800
300 H nv, at. dw.33.@
18th & Pa Az Sc. 1000
go 10th nv .st.dw 500
i35o nth &c. store.3S.S
aS98 i4tn nv. store. sS. M
ia4l III ne. store. .32.oo
500 N II av NV, store.
Or. b. .8.w
1896 14th NV, sto. .25. 90
1922 llth NV. sto. rs. 90
1910 nth. coal I'd. 20. so
f3O4-S nth sc. whse:sO. 90
500 N II av.sto only12.O0
OFFICES.
72S 18th NV. I'd d.
3r and toilet. .. .76.O0
1874 G NV. 2r. :. $500
1928 G. Sd d, suite
3 rooms. ....... .46. 90
Herald bldg. Sd &
4th fls. $40. 90 Il 4S, 90
1925 G nw.3r. Sd 1876. 90
715 14th, 2r. .S5. 90
sos 11th NV. 3r. "a 40. 90
1925 G nv, 1r, Sd h2O. 90
1910 H NV. No 10. 20 90
200 9TH NV. 2 COM
inunicating rs. 90 90
Pope bldg. s17-S19 14th.
ONCE r.. $3.50 to $3.50
102 9th NV, 2 front
rs, each. ........17.0
1O2 9th nv, 2 rear
rs, each. ........15.O
626 F NV. office. ..--
sos 18th nw.2 r'r rs6. 90
HOTELS.
Hotel, 1877 rooms. g, 600
STABLES.
Rear I'LL Fl NV. 30. 90
r 1927 Mass av nw2O. 90
Rear $40 T NV. 90
1886 Union alley...15.OO
$500 18th n's,6 Stlsl5. 90
RI 1925 Belm't rd.11.OO
Rear 9@ H NV. loco
Rear 1885 y nw... 500