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how much he wants Jesus for his per-
sonal Savior.
Remember that the spirit works
through clean people. IL your life Is
not clean then the spirit won't work
through you. The spirit doesn't con-
vet through the brewery. the saloon
and n house In the red light district
II you are not right can't you see how
Gods Hands Are Tied
and the spirit can't use you to convict
anybody. You just sit around and
gamble like thieves
You need prayer. I'll bet two
thirds OF the church members don't
have family prayer You would be
dumbfounded IL would ask each per-
son 10 hold up his hand who had
prayed to-day. Go to the average
church with a membership OF 500 or
1000 persons and you will see from
20 TO so attending the regular prayer
meetings. II some card party. opera
or show comes on the same night they
forget about prayer meeting. You
wonder why the church Is dying ont.
Those that are at the meetings have
nothing but ritualism and formality:
they froth and foam at the mouth II
work with the head and not the heart
No wonder the working man passes
up the fee house. Some people can
do more effective personal work where
no one knows them
Get Right With God.
You have to have clean hands 10
work for God, but I do not mean clean
with soap and water You must have
clean life and clean morals and a
pure heart VIC iced some. horse
sense in our religion. We need IL I'm
stead OF that high proved sort of st,,f,
labeled religion. It's fierce. No won.
der people are getting disguised with
that kind of religion.
Get Jesus anto your soul and the
devil viii go out. when you get
something better into your life. what
you have will leave -Ou. You need a
revival and q toning up morally the
same as physically. You can't aft
around and fed on a pack OF cards.
wine aud iniquity:
You get sick. send for a physician.
who looks at your tongue. feels your
pulse and gives you some medicine.
II 1t helps you. you tell your neigh
bors. You go to church. and n the
preacher tells you something Won
should hear you get angry and
say ! don't like him. he's too rude
Things Have changed.
Your forefathers used 70 20 10
church In ian or cart. you 20 in an
automobile Thye used a talIow can.
die. today We have the electric Iight.
Then u was the fireplace. today We
have the gas range. They walked. 70.
day We ride on a street car.
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Tonic In Quick In Results

Get rid OF your Deadly Kidney Al
durance OF pain. loss OF time and money.
Others have cured themselves of KID
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HEADACHE. and ALL THE many other
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sight o. hsr and spang 70 Do Fosooe ponung out 10
the astonshed lady that the whom she had had
much dnculty in attempting 70 pans vas NO other
than her own reelection. she wns facing mirror.
Now. that II . very amusing and unusual expert
and probably due partially to the iadyt
sightsdness but doubt II there II Of no matter
how keen-eyed. who has not sometime In similar wise
caught sight OF himself unexpected mirror. and
for IT least ins completely failed 10 recognise
himself
And. II much can be In regard 70 outer
selves. which daily. and indeed many times
daily In mirTors tell friends. how would II be
with inner selves personalites individual
tss II We could for an instnat catch ssht Of them
as fthers them
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Just stand aside and watch yourself 20 by:
Think Of yourself he instead OF T..
Pick flaws: find fault: forget the 10 you,
And strive to make your estimate ring
The faults of others then will dwarf and shrink.
Loves chain srow stronger by mighty link.
When you with he Is substitute for
Have stood aside and watched yourself 70 by"
Strickland W. Gillian.
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Ism Ina q piquant and . true on
q
q
m sure
w learn
this elusive will
And 1 Il be a ezerci
Try iisome day
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Madame
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Things Have changed.

your forefathers used TO 10 TO
church In ian or cart. you go in an
automobile Thye used a taIlow can
die. today we have the electric light
Then u was the fireplace. today We
have the gas range. They walked. to-
day We ride on a street car
There are FIVE classes Of peonle
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Natures Way Is The Best.

B-ri-e ---s-.A-
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N--ss. -~-.ss.
Dr. Psroe szyss-" fsycernc plays important part N
Dr. Pcrcts Col3cn Aicdc err OF -dse-.fo-
dypcpz and wax stosch sfsendcd By rsnQs heart
burn i brsah eoatod toague poor apPete gnswns feeling
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but tor the 11GHerf reii9 OF blood disorders and
can recommend ny " Golden Medical Discovery %
medicine without aloObo-R. V. PIEEoE, NJ. D., Bsfsl,
The Detroit times., 1912-01-01
Advance Sale of New 1912 White and
Colored Wash Fabrics
White Madras


Beautiful English Madras Cloth In
wide variety of styles. Made from the
finest yarns and beautifully woven.
Shown In both q and 32inch width. Per
yard Csc, SOC and SOC.
White Swisses
Acc, 59c 75c, CSC and up
Beautiful snowy white st. Gall Swisses
in bewildering line Of new designs. All
exceptional qualities at the prices which
they are marked. Woven on the best
looms in ST. Gall and all Of the very
newest, 1912 patterns.
White FlaxOn, 25c
Both plain and fancy weaves In this
popular sheer fabric. In the fancy styles
we show nearly 20 new designs at this
price Excellent for waists, dresses
childrens wear, etc.
Plain White Goods
We are as usual showing a complete
line OF all plain White Goods India
Linons, French and Persian Lawns, Long
Cloths, Nansooks, etc All Of them ex-
ira strong values at the prices we have
marked them.
New Batistes, 12Kc
200 pieces OF fine new Batistes A
finely woven quality printed In an unlim-
tied line of styles, Dots, stripes. floral
and novelty effects, etc. All color con
binations are shown.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-01

-.iorei s-Iassses- issserson, t5t.s.- founder or
Saturday Night and Golden Days aud
owner or the Philadelphia Inquirer.
Edward Allen Perry, hero OF two
wars. one-time grand exalted ruler OF
the Elks In America and london cor
respondent: DE-A-C. I.ambdin. chief
editorial writer OF the Philadelphia
Public Ledger and music and art con
noisseur' Curtis Guild. who, in addi-
ton TO being a newspaperman, was
author OF several volumes OF travel
and poetry: 7. r. Williams. treasur-
or OF The Evening Journal company
Whiting Allen. who wrote the allit-
eratiye circus bills for Barnum 4
HALEY; Leslie Combs Bruce. OF the
Turf, Field and Farm. who also as
sisted his father in editing THE
American Stud Book" Charles SedgS
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london Tinies 1ost It's managing d.
rector when Charles Frederic Mober-
~ Bell died AT his desk In his ONCE
Mrs. Wilhelmlna Patton Fleming.
enc OF The foremost astronomers OF
the world
Among tle -eventy-five who iost
their lives IN tire development OF avia
ton were John IS Moisant near New
Orleans John }. Montgomery. Ia Call
fornia, Denise Moore, the hrst woman
victim OF aviatlon Eugene Ely who
lost control OF his machine; Archibald
HoNeN killed Ia california, and ST c.
tombstone, In Chicago.
Tho heid 81 sports lost Capt. Charles
RaTr the famous skipper OF the cup
defenders Reliance and Columbia, Aus
Tin Lang, jockey, David g. Johnson. the
noted turfman; Lewis - ang, the auto
mobile racer stanley Robson owner
of the 81 Louis National League club
Dr. Edward NJ. Grace, English cricket
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dresses and waists $3.50 values
per yard, 81.
% inch Batiste FlouncinSs.
Plauen lace effects with solid
embroidery houncing Per yard,
S1.10.
Bands and balloons 10 match,
per yard. 65c.
a. inch Swiss Fl0unces. Em-
broidery finished e,lges Pat
ternsfor entire dresses. large
and small designs Sl.35 values,
per yard. csc.
40 inch Swiss Dress Flounc-
ings, attractive patterns embroi-
dered In eyelet and combination
OF eyelet and solid work $3.50
and s1.7j values. per ward, .35.
g. inch Swiss Embroidery
Flouncing, embroidered the en-
tire width OF material Bands
20 match included. llemstitch-
ed finish S1.9S.
Same width in Embroidered
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wick aiken. editor or sunset Magu-
zine; James Clancy. OF the Gaelic
American: Major "A. c. Valentine
Gideon Is. Thompson Frederick Bon
ner proprietor OF the New York
Ledger: Boykin Ford; Walter Nc
Coun Smith. believed 10 have been
the oldest active reporter In New
York: John Gilpin, the Worlds New
port correspondent; Louis +. Park
hurst; Col +. w. Hawthorne. of the
New York Commercial; Charles j.
Smith; Arthur l.. Goodrich, manager
o. the Hartford Courant; John II.
Deylns. % the New York Observer;
Sir Percy Bunting an English Jour
nalist; the well-known publishers,
Craig I.ippincott Lewis Randolph
Hammcrsly, David Ranks and Kari
Paedeker. OF guide book fame. The
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$3.50. Tuesday morning

Allover Embroideries in single and double width
eyeet Embroidery and combination patterns OF eye
let and solid embroidery, % inch width. per yard.
SOC. SOC. 81. Sl.39.
IS inch width, per yard, S1.35. S1.5O. S1.98 to
$3.50.
81 inch Swiss Dress Embroderies. effective pat
terms for entire dresses in large and small designs.
Finished edges. 75c values, per yard. soc.
% inch Swiss Dress Flouncings Eyees and cut
out lace effects. Splendid waist patterns entire
dresses S125 values, per yard, 75c.
Embroidered Robes, white and eolored embroidery
In Batiste and Voes All new patterns. $3.50
1898. $3.50 SO. S12, $3.50 SIS.
% inch Swiss Flouncings in dainty patterns on
Swiss Cloths in rufne finish Hemstitched and ON
brodery edges For long short baby crosses.
$125 TO s1.5O values. per yard, Soc and CSC.
q inch Swiss Dress Embroideries, large and small
patterns. Good work and good assortment for Sc
lection Special values at, per yard. 39c
"a inch Swiss Flouncings. attractive patterns In
eyeet and solid embroidery Suitable for misses
Ground Floor-Main store
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Quality Sheets.
Best Ever"

~ AONs NNOhNh oON
Hemmsd sheets. 7zx90. Seam
less. Good durable quality that
launders well.
At Csc, Worth 79c
Heavy seamless sheets. 72x90
Made of an excellent closely
woven sheeting. Very durable.
At SOC, Worth CSC
Seamless sheets. Slx90 Con-
tains no dressing" and will
give good satisfaction.
At 69c, Worth soc
Extra fine seamless sheets,
Slx90. Made from one OF the
best known cottons. VIII laun-
der and wear perfectly.
At 75c, Worth 90c
Hemmed sheets, S1x90. Fine
ly woven. soft finish quality.
Beautifully made and an excel
lent value.
At 79c, Worth Csc
An extra value in large size
sheet. Measures J0x941s. A
durable sheet, made with soft
finish.
At SIC, Worth $1.O5
Hemstitched sheets, S1x90.
The hemstitched is hand-drawn
The cotton OF fine standal d
brand.
AT Csc, Worth SIPS
Fine hemstitched sheets.
Slx90. A beautiful finely
woven quality. well made and
of excellent wearing qualities.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-01

Swiss and Nalnsook Skirt and
Corset Cover Embroideries, IS
inches wide. Good work and
large assortment OF patterns for
selection 40c values. per yard,
25c.
Dress Flouncings, fine. sheer
cloth patterns. selected for the
making OF children's skirts and
dresses. Is inches wide. soc
values. per yard. Csc.
Swiss nouncings for children's
and misses skirts and dresses,
Is and "a inches vide. Excel
lent work on fine covers. Val.
ues to Doe. per yard, 45c.
3 to AZ inch Swiss Embroid-
cred Bands, finished edges In
solid and eyelet embroidery. 35c
and 4jc values, per yard. 25c.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-01
IN HARVEST TAKES
a$MASTtR MINDS
Td4 YEAR JUST ENDED
NIyl y Field of Human En-
Ipme Notables Have
HtH Past IL Months.
LA'xsDlSEASE LEADS
CAolsEAsE LEADS
Violet eaper Has Laid Heavy
of On Editors and Pub
rs During This Period.

sIxDo,, DIRK. Jan. i.--Deaths har-
NJ the year just passing has
bic for it's inclusion of many
Rraacb nds in the field or liIera-
ace and art. SAYS The New
~. heaVld. Il has been notable also
Jet that large proportion
Who passed away had lived
dotted span or the causes
heart disease led. with
me second and old age third.
brought lhe more conspicuous OF the
No 767 | who made their final exit
or,,l, % ere:
- Thompson. the creator OF
eYhitcomb." the warm-heart-
cult courtrewd old farmer OF The
Miss Aestead"
ciaiminlsi Harrigan. author of and
~, ,ftracter OF the "Mulligan
Dr. AISs,
f9kqx Sppolew. the English actor,
t associated with the American
&c, under the management OF Les
\ Wallack
Sidney Brough. who appeared as
klentine Brown in Quality Street"
James Lee Finney. character actor,
10 persisted in fire IN the Carlton
tel I'm London.
Walter Browne. author of Every
bman." who died on the eve OF the
Ibduction of that play.
Jacob Wendell, Jr, playwright and
or
Sir William S. Gilbert, who delight
millions with The Mikado" and
*inafore.
Wright Iorimer. who committed
cide.
Among the Noveiists.
Among the novelists were David
! aham Phillips who met death at
hands OF an assassin.
George Cary Eggleston. author and
arnalist brother OF the author OF
The Hoosler Schoolmaster" Among
books were "A Carolina Cavalier,
Daughter OF the South" and The
arrens OF Virginia"
Charles Battell LOOMS, author OF
heerful Americans Just Irish
ID Little Maud"
Howard Pyle, who besides being
liter, was one OF the few Americans
Quaker descent to make notable
ccess In the fine arts. Among his
blications are "A Modern Aladdin"
tolen Treasure and The Merry
isentures OF Robin Hood"
William Clark Russell, the sea nov
st. author of Wreck of the Gros-
nor" THE Lady Maud" and John
bldsmarth," and also OF several
bgraphies OF sea characters, includ.
~ .h,9rS, Nelson Lord Colling-
I'll. TO becdras Wentworth Higginson,
uiers hom7 last of the pupils OF the
in three minpland sroup student
TO practlce fellow and friend Of Emer-
Win MISS ser and Edward Everett
family the y
picked on an novelist. Antonio Fo-
Seypurn-avepse The Saint" was pub
there snof Is country and was fol-
present onic FDaniele CortlsV and
says Dr: AsfIiare, called by his friends
times about Il Kipling"
IL win the en- Of Affairs.
and planned lncial world great many
continued have fallen, among them
ton was lnQ president OF the Equita-
MaDei. 10 rance society, and sec.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-01

Scallop finish. embroidered 10
% inches deep on fine Swiss.
Values to So, per ward, S1.yS.
45 inch fine Wolfe Flouncing
Beautifully embroidered in solid
work. Bands 10 match inclu0ed
Per yard. SOB.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-01
sak.r Bow, Earm.

Frank Baker has bought the old
home farm near Trappe. Md. for his
folks and expects TO take possession
OF II himself when his playing days
are over. Neighbors say he likes
farming now better than he does the
limelight OF baseball.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-01

player: Alta p Mcdonald. interested IN
trotters and Who developed Major Del
mar. and Francis Theodore walton,
horse breeder aud politician. known a.
"Piunger."
The Detroit times., 1912-01-01
NewBedSpreads

At 9Sc, worth Sl.l0 80
Hemmed Crochet Bed
Spreads. Large size and of
good quality. Nicely bleached.
At S1.29, Worth $1.65
Hemmed Spreads OF an excel
lent heavy quality. shown In
new designs.
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At 16hc, Worth zoe

A finer quality OF 45-inch
casing. VIII wear perfectly.
Has soft finish.
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Staple Embroideries,
New 1912 Patterns

Staple Embroideries. new
1912 patterns, complete lines
in matched sets for dress
wear. Underwear sets, Baby
sets, French ernbroideries,
wide and narrow insertings.
Bandinss. Gallons, Ribbon
Beadinss, Seam Jennings,
Separate Edges, FIouneines,
MedallIons, Yoke effects, Ali
overs IN single and double
widths, embracing everything
new IN Swiss, Nsinsook and
Cambria.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-01

Ben Egan. Connie Macks catching
recruit. secured from Baltimore. is the
father OF a girl, born at the family
home In Sheriff.. n. V, recently.
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At 16c, Worth zoe

Pillow tubing, 45-inch.
great value.S Very durable.
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At 13hc, Worth 18c

45-inch casing. Perfectly
bleached and a fine durable
quality.
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New 1912 Pattern Cloths

At $1.75, Worth S2.l8
All Linen Pattern
Cloths, 2x2 yards. Good
heavy durable quality. Six
designs.
At $2.l5, Worth $2.75
Pattern Cloths, 2x21a
yards. An excellent wear
ing quality OF pure linen.
At $2.4o, Worth $3.5 so
Irish Linen Pattern
Cloths, 2x2 yards. Finely
woven in new round de-
designs.
At $2.75, Worth $4.C0
Pattern Cloths, 2x2
yards. Pure Irish Linen.
Round designs. VIII
launder perfectly.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-01
Pillow Gases
BEST Ever

BEST Ever
At &c, Worth IL
Pillow cases. 4Sx3G. Good
quality Well made.
At l2Hc, Worth f6c
HeHfmed cases. 1896. Soft,
timely woven quality that wears
and launders Well
AT l0c, Worth l2tic
pillow eases. aax3e Made OF
good anaiiiy OF cotton.
At l2I,c, Worth Ice
Excellent cases. 45x36 Nicely
hemmed and very dGluhle
quality.
At 15c. Worth l9c
The best case we have ever
offered for the money. Size Ask
80. Made OF a fine standard
cotton.
At pc, Worth 2Sc
Hemmed cases, 45x36. One OF
the finest cases made. A soft,
finely woven quality.
At l5c, Worth 1Sc
Hemstitched cases, 45x36, An
excellent quality. Well made and
durable
At l8c. Worth 25c
Hemstitched cases. 45x36. An
excellent quality; Soft and fine.
AT 25c, Worth Csc
Fancy pillow cases, 45x36.
Made of standard cotton with a
half inch band OF insertion In
place OF hemstitching.
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Woven Voiles, Csc
White and Colored
Imported Novelties

Imported especially for the j. l.. Hud-
son Co., from England. France and
Switzerland Never before have we
shown such wonderful assortment of
fine Wash Goods. Embroidered voiles,
Marquisettes. Batistes. Linens, Swisses,
ETC. all in exclusive patterns In this
showing are included fine assortments
OF AS and 54-inch bordered effects. Prices
from see to s4.98 the yard.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-01
White Piques
Our Own Importation

Piques are TO be worn very eN-
tensiyely this season. We have ali.
tiefPated this and are showing most
complete line. Corduroy" piques
with a fine soft finish are the kind
that we have imported. Shown In oil
size welts, from the very narrow To
the much wanted wide widths. Per
yard, Csc. 35c, doc. soc, 75c 10 $3.50.
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At $2.9s, Worth $500
Beautiful Pattern
Cloths, 2x2h yards. An
excellent quality. Round
or square designs.
At $3.50, Worth $500
Pattern Cloths, 2x2h
yards. Heavy, durable
quality. New patterns.
At $4.19, Worth 1915
Satin Damask Pattern
Cloths, 2x21a yards. Beau
tiful finely woven quality,
that launders perfectly.
At $4.8e, Worth $3.50
Double Satin Damask
Pattern Cloths, 2x21 yds.
Extra heavy and fine.
Shown in round designs.
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Marvellous Creations in
New 1912 Silks
Foulards

Special showing OF
newest designs and
colorings in 1912 Fou.
lard Silks-at shower.
proof. Shedwater and
Rain-or-shine qualities
Many exclusive de
signs will be shown
for first time this
week. Per yard. $1.1o,
81 and CSC.
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s opening display and


0 st yles o lacea dembro deris
Of
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Shifting Madras

over 800 pieces of new shifting Madras
opened up today, all 1912 styles. Woven
by the largest manufacturer In England
and guaranteed TO give perfect satisfac-
ton. They come 80 inches in width and
in a complete line of stripes, in all col
ors. Specially priced at, per yard, 2sc,
soc, 49c.
1912 Dress Ginghams
Hundreds of pretty new styles to Sc
lect from. Just the thing for waistsI
dresses and children's wear. Come In
stripes checks, plaids, etc. The lines,
from the cheapest to the finest are COM
plete in every way. 121ac, t5c, 25c and
35c.
Chiffon Lisse, 29c
This beautiful fabric will be in great
demand again for the season of 1912. II
is a beautifully woven chiffon wolfe.
Shown In an immense line OF patterns.
Stripes, checks, plaids and novelty eff
fects, all new.
Woven Voiles, 25c
The best Zoe Wolfe in the country to-
day OF English make, 1t is woven per
fectly even and fine with a beautiful soft
finish. And the patterns are. beautiful,
complete line in all colors. This Is an
exceptional value.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-01

Ribbon Beading in Nainsook
and Swiss, plain and fancy pat
terms, all widths. Two special
tots.
l5c to zoe values lie
1sc to CSC values lie
Finished edge bands. to .
inches wide, excellent work on
Swiss cloth. Popular trimming
for dresses, waists and chill
dren's clothes. Two special lots
at. per yard. lie and 25c.
Pure Linen carmen
Torchon Laces, Sc yd. |
Fine Pure Linen ,Barmen |
Torchon Laces. Edges and |
lnsertings to match; q of an |
inch to inches wide. New |
patterns. Per yard, &c
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Ln loVt DTM
nj. 10 bec6,
diers' Hom4
\ in three M
TO practice I
with Miss So
family the y
picked on a I
Seyburn-ave
there a shof
present ofic
y During ain
says DIR. Ash
times about 1
In with the
and planned
continued I'd
ton was ind
Mabel. TO N
Belleyille. Cd
says she not
and a chang
Ishe tells OF /
he had 'phori
because OF Il
met him on
Galley. Some
breach betwe'
next Miss Sc
two had beer
May "a, 1915
Ashton ever
Is that he di
enough educs
wife, as she
ciety.
Miss Schral
ley. manager
and Edward.
Miles theater
picture enlari
Gratiot-ave.
sented by AT
lagher. and [
Pound. .,dt4
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At 12hc, Worth Tic

Pillow casing, 42-inch An
exceptional value, and offered at
this price during this sale
only.
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At &c Worth 12Hc

Fine Cambria. Excellent for
making underwear.
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1912 Embroidees Specially Opening Prices

all
kn o & o women. miss
Tuesday morning
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Toweling at Sale
Prices

At 10c, Worth 12hc
Pure Linen Crash, bfeached or
unbleached. Good weight, II
inches wide. Either in plain
white or with red borders.
At 12hc, Worth 15c
Linen Crash with red or blue
borders. Excellent heavy quail
ity that wears and launders
we'll.
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At lie, Worth 15c

Beautiful soft finish Cambria.
Finely woven and with excel
lent wearing qualities.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-01
Bordure
Foulards
Chiffon T afr tas

Selected thread Chit
fon Taffetas. Beauti-
full even quality in the
new shades and glace
colorings. One yard
wide. Priced al per
yard, SIPS.
The best Dayliehted
Department in America,
Sagoud E'Ioor
The Detroit times., 1912-01-01
At 10c, Worth 13hc

Bleached Cotton. Excellent
heavy weight and beautifully
woven.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-01
Wonderful
SatinS

Greatest offering of
beautiful new satins
in our history. Even
ing and special shades.
Panne Satins, per
yard, So.
Rivera Satins, per
yard. So.
Lumineaux Satins,
per yard. $50.
Satin de lie Reign,
per yard. $2.25.
Satin Sublime, per
yard, 81.
Satin Messaline, per
yard, 81.
Silk and Dress Goods
Main Store.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-01

Altman and other
reliable weaves. Much
favored for gowns ana
and separate skirts.
Fine or coarse mesh
Rich finish and only
best qualities. Priced
at, per yard. So 20
SIPS.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-18

Charles H. Koontz. OF New Martins
Vile. Is a visitor in the city