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The Detroit times., 1915-07-29
A Disposal of
Summer ParasOls

Hundreds of women
will want these parasols
for the numerous sport
and outing occasions of
the summer. And the
prices below make them
exceedingly inexpensive.
ParasOls at $1.39 (wOrth
81, $3.50 and $3)
All the popular shades are
here. Blues. green's, tans,
reds, etc. Plain and La
Belle shapes.
ParasOls at SOS (wOrth
$3.50, 81, $4.50)
La Belle, Canopy, Palm,
La Rhie shapes. All colors.
trimmed with fancy ribbon
borders, stripes and checks
First Fioor-Woodw'rd Bldg.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29

strange egg. In fact, ne was wor-
ried. You see he knew that II they
Matched out their own eggs they
would have to hatch out that strange
egg and that would mean one more
hungry mouth to feed.
This morning they decided not to
leave the nest alone an instant for
fear that another strange egg might
be laid there, SO Tiny kept guard
while Mrs. Tiny went for her
breakfast. When she returned she
was SO excited that her tongue fairly
tripped over itself.
What do you Think" she cried.
Mrs. Chippy left her nest for little
while this morning and when she
returned she found strange egg
there. The same thing happened to
Mrs. Redeye the vireo day before
yesterday. They are making a ter
rlble fuss about IL and all the neigh.
Dor are talking about I went over
to Mrs. Chippy's nest and the
strange egg there IL Just like this
one In our nest. Such doings are
disgrace to the Old Orchard. a reg
ular scandal, and something ought
to be done about II. Nobody seems
to know who laid the eggs and every
body says that whoever It Is must
be driven out of the Old Orchard the
minute they are discovered. Mrs.
Chippy has managed to kick the egg
out of her nest. You know II Is
very shallow. not a bit like ours. But
Mr.. and Mrs. Redeye are as badly
on as we are. They've tried and
tried but they can't get the strange
egg out and they've got three of
their own. They are dreadfully up
set. They've even talked OF build.
Ing & new nest and. leaving the old
one and their eggs. but they can't
bear to do that When Sammy Jay
heard about II he offered to come
and take the strange egg. You know
he Ia very fond OF eggs. But they
don't dare let him for fear tempta-
ton will prove too much for him
and he will take their eggs as we'll
as the other. He doesn't know
where their nest is and | guess 1t is
Just as we'll"
II guess II U.s." replied Tiny.
Sammy may mean all right. but
wouldn't trust him with our eggs.
This scandal Is bad enough. but
am afraid Sammy would make 1t
worse. The question Is what are we
going to do?"
Next story-Mrs. Tiny Thinks of
Q Way.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29
Useful Ribbon
Remnants
1-3 to IL Off

In good desira b ! e
lengths for hair-bows, Cir
dies and sashes. And as
for the shorter pieces
there is no greater delight
to most women than a
choice collection of rare
bits of dainty and colorful
ribbons for the little un-
expected wants.
In plain satins, taffetas
and moires, and a good as
sortment OF fancy and wash
underwear ribbons. In all
the colors of the rainbow.
First Ficor-Mnin building.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29
Children's
Excellent Soc
Union Suits, 29c

The kind of suits the
children like to wear these
warm summer days while
making mud pies and do
ing other stunts" In the
sunshine.
The Kssp-Kool Unicu
Suits with low neck and %
sleeves: white or scru-
Only 2sc the suit
rsursh y1ssR-nsan ~ !
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29
Embroidery
Remnants
1-3 to IL Off

In headings, edgings,
flouncings, allovers and
insertions. Good desir-
able lengths for Jokes,
collars and cuffs, etc.
In the collection are en-
broideries OF some OF the
best foreign makers as we'll
as the American. Attrac-
tive, we'll made embroider.
les. most of them with
firm. substantial edges.
First Fleer-MsAa Buiiaang.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29
B. & ]. and
DeBevOise
Brassieres
Reduced

A few broken lots in
these well-known bras
sieres are being closed out
at sharply cut prices. They
Will go quickly, for it is a
rarely good opportunity.
Both hook front and
button back models.
Is and IS values. $3.50.
% and $3.50 values, s1.es.
$3.50 and ~ values, csc.
Fourth Fleor-Msin Building
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29
Rare Lace
Remnants at
Half Regular

Dainty remnants In We
Misses, nets, shadows,
Clunys, allovers. etc. In
2 to 5 and Gin. lengths in
edgings and insertions
some in flouncing lengths.
Extremely attractive de-
slgns-laces OF both Amer
lean and foreign makes.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29
Silk Gloves
Reduced in Price
(16-ButtOn Lengthy

Gloves suitable for wear
with light, short sleeved
dresses on many different
occasions.
89c and 81 Gloves, at Csc.
OF tricot and Milanese
silk In black and colors.
81 Gloves at Csc.
or tricot and Milanese
silk, black and colors, with
embroidered backs.
81 Gloves extra heavy soc
Milanese silk finished
with Paris polnte embroid-
cry.
First FIoor--Main Building.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29
Children lO:ry
FOR flETCHeR'S
cASTOR RIA

ThursAsy there will be 3 races
2i22 psee-7i11 psce-7SfS pace-M.
q VI. and the 2t1O class trOttlng.
Races called ~ 1890 and start at 4 roo
Thursday.-Adv.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29
$3.50 Milanese
Silk Sweaters
Now $685.

And to think that these
beautiful Milanese silk
sweater coats are in the
Clearance Sale!
Elegant garments In rose.
emerald, canary and white
the colored ones often
having collars and cuffs Of
white, which gives the
jauntiest touch.
Almost q necessity for
the young woman on her
vacation trip!
Third FIoor-weedw'a Bias.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29
One

act plays are m increasing.
ly popular form Of 6ction.
They cut out descripti ou,
move swiftly, and flavor
fiction differently. For
example, "A Question.
of Morality" by Percival y
Wilde in the
August Century
Buy Il today
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29

yl 2: Pet ls:s,:'s the big '.s'ss r.e'.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29

wednesday races Thursdayt Thurs
day races Fridays Friday races Sat-
urday~-Adv.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29
take Marsis upstaise = - ~ =
drsu.s laughed u1lenA "
ITO - Cent14ooD n

Tests By Dsropssn Isssea1osGD 4
shown that the durAbG0(g g ~
rious bronsss u propoetleoa1s 81
their content of TIN. ~
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29

WOmen's SOC
Isle Drawers
at 33c
Knitted Isle drawers
with either lace or tight
knee in medium and gauze
weights for summertime
wear. The sizes have be-
come broken, so they are
reduced to 33c.
Sizes "a, 80 and 3s only;
so come early for yours.
Fourth Fioor-Main Building
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29

Next story-Mrs. Tiny Thinks of
. Way.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29

Smart Shetland
Wells Reduced
to 39c
And Milady who is a
good judge of values will
grasp this opportunity in
a hurry.
These come in yard and
half lengths. In navy
blue, brown and gray only
the limited color range
being our reason for the
reduction In price. We
must not forget to mention
their extremely attractive
border designs.
First FIoor-Main Building.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29

A Sale of Sample IT
Belts at 47c
Isl and SIPS values)
A manufacturers fan
samples and odd belts
from our own stock are
grouped in this sale,
Practical belts for wear
with all sorts Of summer
suits and outing and sport
costumes. In white or q
combination Of white with
color. Truly wonderful
values at the small price Of
but 47c.
Be sure and ask to see
them.
First Fioer-weoAwa'd Bids.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29
Women's ALL
Linen Handker-
chiefs at 1Oc

Values up to 25c each.
So neatly hemstitched and
such daintily embroidered
corners you would never
imagine you could get
them for 10c.
There are slight imper-
fections in them-but so
slight you would have to
use a microscope to find
most Of them.
First Floor-Msin Building.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29
Beth;;The Girl
WHO Went Right"
No. ga Suggestion.

Call hope a will the wisp II you
ike. at least. always has the
virtue OF leading US onward.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-29
Toll and Gyranny

Copyright, 1915. by Pathe Exchange
Inc All moving picture rights
and all foreign copyrights
strictly rrSerVad
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-22

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-22
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lidc g9inoe.
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Irancisco IA. ct. 9ouis AZ, Sron-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-22
OSMrnuerein @priuGrtS".
Wiuntns, %. 5e6ruar.
@rpher S0lasfeA6aN
glnr fir giitslieoer.
(6e6r20- 22)

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ma N2cGormid & So. cr6ieIt BON
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ie1r lobenoer @eiie beiproden oon3
beion0ers plroe ober MarDIaaJ's
@oitircunoiMoft geriiDnlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-22
gguiI nadl Gnr0pa.

@ricfe niiiien Dor 10 9(6enos i'm
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ongebcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-22

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-22
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-22
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-22
Ultnfel grGiig=%ereen."
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@littiuOdj, "a. Sye6rnar,
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6ano BON Baltimore unO hinge.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-22

Deripric5t mic in oen @orjubrcn, oll-
Beror0eutIicb 6oblrcih 5u perOen.
g(uocrc 5citli1feiten.
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iinO fiir oen Gag Dorgeieben oarlln-
ter Die folgeuoen:
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nGloDer-Glub~.
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Saae unter Ben 9luipi5ien Der Tbier-
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Dor oen @SitgIieoern Der 9riiOeri6aft
Der biidoflib mctbooiItii6en ct.
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@onfett oes oGiteno Gericbone-
rungsocreins" inn nSotel @merion.~
Hotriotiibe 8erionnlling ser
,Eo6ter Der omerifonii6en 9feooIu-
tion" inn n9II6ion-Sotel" um 2.30
llbr glo@uittogs; Or. 0e @itt sc.
9cn6om miro ipreden.
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8oa oes u0ramotiiAen Gibbs" IN
ocr @albroof.Soae.
5logecn-@iiiung 5u Baltimore
Sigblouos.
9iou6o6en6 in Der CT. Stonis-
lous-Soue, Gdc BON Baltimore. un0
Goit-StroBe.
9lppcIl nno 9aa I'M o0oO 6eaoW-
Eetenipel".
@onfett Der 9SrobibitioniIten in
sen Ialuncn Oes nGitp Club.
syn Der ct. Moricn-S Snouitricihule
finoct cine Gbrater @oritealng Der
3oolinge itatt.
gluBcroen ner0en in Den Shul,
9ollcn ser iGmmtli6cn fatboliidel.
9irden Observation-Disclosures gcoe-
ben.
@roBcr @oa ser isroclitii@en
@o6It6dtiatcits @eicllidoiten in Der
02pric"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-22
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6cllte in Ser NlceoO.Soac itotti'lIo".@6 ll"@
miro, ldBt in Oicicm Sabre cl' ~" SER
bcOelltcuo gr0Beres Snterelle a., 4.tcr
oaidbrlicb nit Sponnng crlpu''Snt '4Srnt
&cronItoltung erfennen. St9s o's,ni.
miro infoIee Ger bei6rdlltfei wv" "" Sic
per6aItniiie in Der W2cGOu-Solle, ,tI'I. II.
sSeier ollf sic E6eilnobue Der pun n.
tat, g(lumnen, Stuoenten Oct H.
5icIlen @Gitc uno ibrer 6anlll''.,;g, ',;,,,tt.
idrdnft icin. 0ie 5eier miro pi'o, isrer
lid I'M fl ll6r @orulittags mi
g(nfong ne6men uno ungeIaggls gglsS,nt
1 llbr i6r Gnoe erreiden. Flu' SET
gai6olos @lurrop Butler DO' Sr
nGolanbio-l -llniberiitdt~ pIrO csrort
SouptreOner iein, mG6reno = S',1 ,i'srclI
SSo6nion @oo0noW oen Torlls toacu
irno oie Groffnungs-9lplP
miro. x.# set
9lm 9(6cno miro Oas Salllv~ Sall.rion.
9(Ilrnnen.9lii i'm gvr"o 'os a.
Sotel~ itottfinoen. Or. &Q0u,' Bic
9rown miro Den @oriib rllQl''' o.
&eoncr iiuo: Or. @ooonolq,, ,,,r SET
E6eooorc 6. Soncmap, %rOTellU"' ,nS
N1eoioiI G6orIes S. @onapul.s 900
Qlnoerc. @iue EbeilnabnIe OO"
@crIoneu miro erpartet.
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@eitSrte epieIe.

ger6oftunaen BON aortenlpIel'''
0it- uuO 0}orOoit-goltimo''' SER
Sci elmer Ola55ia all aal
nEureOo Glub~ an Ser : a,ep
timorc-stroBc pnrOen nel'''
iouen oer6oftet. ...s
Sic goIi5ci oes 0ltlibcn lTin,b
Itottetc geltcrn Dem nSnIeOu..SS.ztr,
ser in g}r. 1875, Sit-SaltinlOa.'s, Oa.'s,iftsi
6auIt einen 6odit nner'vl' Sura
@eiu6 ob. Gie gPo55ia ipurus Toli'
Sergeant Gon6ouier uno Der ssd
8ilten Wloore, 9ruus, Gonllen IS
uno 9e6ringer mtternoll'l'''allorr
gelong, oie folgenoeu Help' e..lp ''.roidel
BEL cinem ggiirfcIipicl 81 ilpcl.. ilpcsiaS,i..
un0 3u ocr6aften: %6iltp q Sonilel
Ser. 625, Sii0-G6orlcssStr. Z. 5iri
SSaco6ion O}r. 2t27 @lceill'pH9 pH9it.qG
Sorrp 9u6ertS, 92r. 1902, =, ~
ington StroBe; Soiep1 aolds
1920, W2c@l0erro StrnBei 9lrs'
'aillmon, g3r. 1912, 8airulolll''5g 'gsro
Senrp saofcr, g}r. 4, glOrO ge
StraBe; Somuel 9iolenoe'gyo gyoIllila
1116, 0It-QonlburO-strobe; sor0
SeingolOe, gfr. $50, 9'oro ,er. 9lt'
straBe, unO Benjamin gcIgs cry gre
63s, O3oro grooowaD. y %salidrf
itonten pur0eu nod Oer aciiepl
8oIi5ciitotiou acbrod1t lll'O ,,if iesl
Wlorgen BON gli9ter SnIfQ ~
imO Soften 6eItroit. ..rSer ls
Sci einen aortenipiel lv', ar 2io
fern Morgcu in Dem Sdills iur9'
Sii0 GOcn StraBe, le"s .,oA Se'
W2anucr iibcrroidt unO s.n%t, l,%f ~
oitlidet GoIi5eiItotion aeg'aaIcrs al.
ieOcr wcacn Scs aartculPIs,''S ., 'Scirai'
Sonntag nit 81 uno %Ol'
lpur0e. -toSttlip'
9rub I'M norO0itlidcli .,s, gleqlI
murOcn @Iiidsipiclcr, Dl'e egorcrie
in 0em Souie 93r. AK =, = 6nl0ig
stroBc, Dcr6oftct. GielclOrr .,,,o Ss7o,
ten cincm @iirfclipicl !, n+rr il,' G~'
Goricp miro Beutc Dem HiigS.aticll ~
IN Ser norO0itlidcu goli5cill"ar'a asiiiors
ter Scr 9lni6uloieuns 81 rlap%
ous 5picl IN icincn Sd"lr lrrrcitaafI y
8u boben. 9ie iibrigel,, re,, 9pl'F
6obcn fi9 wcgen ongcoll'pl'sire, 'l'ie,.
ON Sonntog si Deralll'pD
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2ipniitenflanaen.

Die 3ioniItcn @eieaidloiten bon
Soltintore weroen udtbiien Sonnta9
fleine 6lag9en Derfolfen ocren Gr.
los Dem @iilfsfono fir bic ourh 0en
&rieg notbleioenoen Ssraeliten ii6er
fpieicn werOcn miro. 0os &erfoufs
Gomite beitcbt aus sen $50. 6. s.
5loanL Ssracl aurlan0cr lno So.
ibua 9SeQoOib.
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9iodri1ten aus S8oibineton 5ll.
iolee miro 9un0eslenator Blair See
init ieiner Gampaene fir ole Ocmos
fratiihe @orDerneurS Domination
crit chpo eincn glonot nod Der Scr
togung Der icei9en SiBune oes Gcn-
greiies beginnen. @r iaetc geltern.
Dob CT nad 9eenoigung ieiner Eflld.
ten in ser @uuoesbaliptitaot 8ucrlt
me6rere @oden Der @rIeoi9lul9 ici.
ncr @ripoi8cihdfte, uclhc CT IN leB-
ter Set poaitdnoig 0crnaAldiiigcit
uuBtc. piomcn peroc.
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etiftnnasfeit 6ea steMben.NiiiriEig

On No6n'S @allc on Der Gde bon
g4oi6ington. unO Seffcrion. StroBc
miro morgen 9tbenO 0es vSteubcn-
0iitritt glr. 1867 Dom n0aitihen
llnterItiibnss -9uuo~ oos IS. Sab
rcSfeit ouf 6iibibc @eiic beoebcu
Sr. @eorge Ninmelbcber 1T felt me0.
reren So6ren Der Erdiiocnt Scr Gr'
goniiotion.
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Ncamte Oes uau6nnie seutt GIn6.n

@comte OsS oSO6nnie Scutt Gln6."
Ger So6nnie Scott Gampagne-
Glu6 Der s. @orO Bat oie folgenoeu
8eonltcn enpd6lt: Souis SGcucr.
man @rdiioent; Otto 8oeriier
Gice-@rdioeut; Soiep6 glilt6, corrc-
iponoircn0er SefretGr; g9ni- @lot-
iHei6er 8inan5iefretdr; @orren
Io66s, Sergeant at.glrms; No9n s.
Soud, S1abneiitcr @eriuoltltigs.
rot6 So0n 5. 0oud, Goriiter, 6.
s5ronf Nlarflouo, g9n 6. 9logerS,
9luauit aroll Senrp Soeidle, s. g.
EDoingS, Soiep6 s. &eregop lnO g.
&ana.
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aStcnbcn-Giitrift, glr. l06, Dent.
Idcr llntcrf. .9nnO.0 Is. Stiftnnes-
feft, 2ienitaa, 23. Sebrmar, 6abn's
Safe, g9ai6inatOu- nuO SefferiOu.
(Tc6r22)
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Dem @eridtsneria6ren iI0'''.,l nnl

Inter ser glnl@ulOlgu'',gs' aciilI
Iid elm unoroentIiAes 9cal"iiic 90,
5u babelL ipuroe gclterll .s,,riuQiifaNl
man BON g3r.2i4, 9iio,SPar,."Sa u. Salidi
oir6 03ibter Sruitb IL sptss,ncriaQr
@oIi5eiitotion Dem @er'"'
iiberlpieien.