The Detroit times., 1914-09-22
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More daylight in the SILK and
Dress Goods Store now--the best
dayltghted In America. Second
Floor Gratiot.
Becoming vestees OF white or
candle and Swiss have 80 styles,
hemstitched and lace and but
ton trimmed. all with roll col
lars. Ground Floor Gratiot.
Children's hair cutting done
by competent BARRIERS while
mother Is shopping. Basement
Gratiot.
-Shimmering satin will appear
TO great advantage In very mod
ish fall gowns and seamless
capes. For the latter there's q
H-inch width In black and full
color range. showing by HUD-
SON daylight. Second Floor
Gratiot. w." .a.
Some hand-painted mayor.
naise bowls. with plate and
ladle. several designs. all three
tor 60c. Observation-Disclosures.
-odd.lookirg Indian blankets
copied from Alaska Indian pat
terms. cowboy designs and others
make splendid couch-throws,
slumber robes. auto and steam
or robes and den wall coverings.
1918. IS up to $40. Second Floor
|--Farmer.
Full stocks OF fern dishes and
iardinieres invite homekeepers
who are busy with transplant
ing indoors. 25c to IS. Base
ment-Farmer.
New Melba perfumes are
Lor'me. Rose. Bouquet. Carde.
mia, Lilac, Violet and Shamrock.
ct ~ an ounce--Adoree at $1.50
an ounce. Melba Toilet Waters
In the same odors are 75c and
81 q bottle. All very attractively
bottled and equal to the foreign
perfumes so difficult to procure
Just now. Ground Floor-Farm.
er.
Cut glass table sets. Salt and
pepper. tooth-pick holders, mus
tard dish and six salt cellars, all
for $2.26. Basement-Gratiot.
--Women's Indian bathrobes
have any number Of designs In
odd colorings at $3.50. Fourth
Floor-Farmer.
New fction. "The Auction
Block" by Rex Beach, $1.35;
THE Eyes of the World" by
Harold Bell Wright, S1.35; The
Price OF Love-" by Arnold Ben
nett, $1.25: and "Midstream." by
VIII Lexington Comfort, $1.25.
Ground FloorFarmer.
Glycerined ostrich feathers are
the newest hat trimming. Fourth
Floor Gratiot.
Practical business women will
like the smart. carefully made, |
fine muslin and wolfe waists with
piQue collar, CUTS and vestee.
fastened with large pearl but.
tons at $3.50 and $1.ss. Third
Floor-Farmer.
English knit bags Of real
water buffalo skin are the finest
we ever saw. $35. Basement
fWoodward.
Physical culture course free.
Every afternoon this week Mad.
anne Pratt will 60 through q ser.
/ les of calisthenics to the strains
Of sweet music, while wearing a
Memo corset. All Detroit wom-
en- invited. 1880 to 4.30, at
Memo headquarters. Fourth
F1oor-Farmer.
ASK about machine scalloping
for table cloths. Prices are rea-
sOnable. Second Floor Gratiot.
German dye-stuffs were used
In the making OF fabrics In our
present stocks. Nothing has been
added to their prices on account
Of the uncertain markets, but
future deliveries may be higher
because Of the situation.
japanese smoked bamboo bas-
kets In the new antique oak
shade, 76c to $3.50. Basement
Farmer.
Misses skirts are an innova.
ton In THE Misses Salon. A num-
Der offnew styies IS to 81 inches
long. Third Floor-Gratiot.
--Hand-painted china cups and
saucers, imported and impossible
to replace. Csc each. Basement
Gratiot.
Just opened some black satin
party slippers with Jet ornament.
~. Second Tloor-Farmer.