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overcrowding Movie Theaters.

Insurance-Fayorable on substitute bill increasing the capital of the Act
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-05-31
sloan's Imminent for rheumatism

The pain goes So quickly after you
apply Sloan's Lnimcnt for rheumatic
pains, neuralgia. toothache. lumbawo
sprains, and It's so easy To use II
quickly penetratcs and soothes with
out Rubbing and is far cleaner and
more effective than mussy plasters Of
ointments.
Keep bottle in the house and &C.
prompt relief, aot only from az
ncryc-pains b1t from bruises. strains.
spfains. over-cXcfcise and all cxter-
nal achee. At your druggist, 25c. SOC
81 C0.-Adv. /.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-05-31

They reach the people and they are
cheap. Our readers look for them.
Alma Record want ads.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-05-31
he Most Famous
French Creations &C
claim the individuality
of the Separate Skirt.

~ EVER before since Paris dominated the
~ world of dress have the famous French
- atorS expended their genius in the fashion
ing Of skirts Hitherto they have devoted their
talents to the designing of magnificent gowns,
wraps Of rare beauty, charming suits and ex-
qusite blouses.
But 50 nsistent has been the demand of the
American woman for smart separate skirts that
the couturers, perceiving her novel activities and
realizing her needs, now acknowledge this
outlet for their creative ability and, entering the
domain of the skirt. present most fascinating
modes for spring and summer.
Equally interesting are the materials chosen by
the French creators for the development of the
separate skirts. There are novelty plaid
velourS, high colored worsteds. Jerseys in silk and
WOOL plain, plaid and striped silks-sk trco-
tines, sports satin. printed and embroidered
pongees, and many other novelty silk and wool
materials.
Today the wardrobe of the fashionable woman
is incomplete without generous assemblage of
separate skirts. for every woman realizes how
charming she looks when attired in ceverly
modelled skirt and dainty blouse.
In the models for spring and summer one finds
delightful variety Of styles, for inspired by the
creators has been greatly stimulated And as
they realize that she, of all women, has the dash
and verve that are essential in the wearing of
such models they have originated models for all
the varied events Of her day.
Everywhere you go you will find fashionable
women wearing smart separate skirts not only
for the events Of sport, but also occasions when
dressy models are required. And in the exclusive
tr1anf
derful collections of skirts are assembled.
You will really enjoy choosing your spring and
summer styles-and when you slip on the models
that specially appeal to you then more you
will realize the charm and beauty of the separate
skirt that is essential part of the fash
ionable womans attire
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-18
FOR MONDAY ONLY
de Luxe" and Elite Cotton Sheets and Cases

These cotton sheets are made to our order,
hand torn and Numbered. Sizes represent torn
before hemmcd
42x36 Pillow Cases, De Luxe Cotton. Regu-
Iarly CSC, for age.
45xs6 Pillow Cases, De Luxe Cotton. Rcgu-
iarly 36c, for 3oc.
42x72 Bolster Cases, De Luxe Cotton.
4sx72 Bolster Cases. De Luxe Cotton
Regularly 72c, for SIC.
s4xoo Sheets of Dc Luxe Cotton. Regu-
sixoo Sheets Of De Luxe Cotton. Regu-
larly sI.55. for $I.75.
ooxio8 Sheets of De Luxe Cotton. Regu-
slarly sos, for $I.57.
42x36 Pillow Cases of Elite Cotton, Regu
larly 33c, for a7c each.
Full bleachcd designs; heavy weight; wear
guaranteed
2x7-yard cloths, formerly $500 and $500
each. Reduced to $500 and $500 each.
2x2H yard cloths, formerly $500 and $625
each Reduced to $500 and $500 each.
IMPORTED UNION BLEACHED
NAPKINS
2Ix2I inch, regular $3.50 grade. Reduced
to $374 dozen.
2IxaI inch. regular $3.2s grade. Reduced
to $a.7s dozen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-18

Towels plain very
and absorbent l2yard lengths only. for $150 i. .
Best Grade Cotton Twill Crash Towens; blue bcrder Pans grade: 5yard
Imported Towels Special
emtched uckaback borders Special $32s
$3.75, $5z5. $500 and $1,000 Dozen
plain
and 500 Dozen.
Turkish Bath Towels; white eolod border. Special 2 35e &c. 49,
SOC, 75e $1!00 and LIS each
Imported Turkish Bath Towels border Regular Soc 6O. M 81 co. $l
and $35 Towels and $100 Slightly soled
otherwise perfect, heavy towels
700 Turkish Wash Cloths. regularly fol Coo
Hemsthd and Cloths;
damak Special and$1 EACH
Serving
hfl designs 3636 inches special $500 each 4545 inches $3.50 eah
Hemmed Butler and Pantry Special
Sanitary Dish Cloths 12c and l5e grades
and lie each.
Napkins and de-
IA and IS inches
shades blue gold lemon white $25 Towels
reduced o Csc 65c Towels reduced 45c.
Wash Clothes to matchr reduced to Csc each
Turkish Rugs: forade in the best
Regular 100. $l2 $3.50. SIG and $500 Mats.
edueed 75e, s5e, $l.1o, $12s and$
COMFORTS
stock scarcity good Comforts Pure Lambs WOOL
Down and Sanitary lined with beautiful
Sanitary Cotton-ned Comfor-Skole and Special
$500 to $1,000 Each
Fine Lambs Wool Comfors-Skolne with fancy borders.
$500 to $1,000.
All Sill Covers. in beautiful designs $1,000 $4,000 Each
Plain Pink and Blue. heavy silk and plain borders and backs Of
Jap silk and satin.
Downned comfos-French Silk Covers in Paisley ORES
den and floral designs. $ll.5o to $500 Each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-18
Special Items

Special Apiece Solid Mahogany Chip
pendale Mahogany Dnins-room Suite.
consisting Of Buffet. China Case. Serving
Table and Dinins-room Table. Regular
price. $278.00. Special price. $zzs.00. /,
Special Early American Design Mahos-
any Dinins-room Suite: finish and con-
stn,ction the best. Buffet. China Case and
Serving Table. $z28.50.
Fine Mahogany Crystal Case..a Entire
mirror back and glass shelves. Regular.
$4,000. Special. 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-18

45x36 Pillow Cases of Elite Cotton Regu-
larly SAC, for age each.
42x72 Bolster Cases of Elite Cotton Regu-
larly SIC. for 47c each.
45x72 Bolster Cases of Elite Cotton Regu-
, larly soc, for 4oc each
o3xoo Sheets of Elite Cotton Regularly
SI.Io, for e7c each.
72xoo Sheets of Elite Cotton. Regularly
S1s5, for $1.oo each.
s1xooo Sheets OF Elite Cotton. Regularly
sIxoe Sheets of Elite Cotton Regularly
$I45, for SLIT.
ooxo9 Sheets of Elite Cotton Regularly
$I.55, for $1.75.
oox1o8 Sheets of Elite Cotton. Regularly
$I.7o, for $1.35.
initiated Hemstitched or Scalloped Edged
Cotton Pillow Cases, neatly tapped, $3.50 pair.
JOHN S. BROWNS SHAMROCK
LINEN NAPKINS Il
24x2+ inches. Special, $s.7s dozen. a
FINEST DOUBLE PLAIN SATIN Y
DAMASK NAPKINS
Wide satin band border, 24x24 inch. Spe-
cial, SLIGO dozen.
Wide satin band border. 27xe7 inch Spe-
cial, $500 dozen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-18

Finest Imported Bleached Union
Damask, 70 and y. inches wide, new
designs.
Today's actual retail value, $ISs and
$2.oo yard Special, $3.50 and $I.65
yard.
Domestic Mercerized Cotton Damask.
Special. 75c and $r.oo yard
5000 yards Bleached Pure Linen
Crash Toweling, white or with red bor-
der, Io-yard lengths. only; regular 27c
yard; 10 yards for SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-18
Pure Linen Damask.

1sx15 inch, assorted designs, $500
dozen.
1Sxr8 inch, assorted designs. $1.ao
dozen.
Purest Linen Table Damask, by the
yard, beautiful floral. stripe, spot and
ornamental designs, II and 72 inches
wide.
Today's actual retail value, $z2s,
$3.50, $500, .$3.7s and $500 yard. Spe-
cial, $1.ss, $a.oo, $a.5o, $500 and $3.a5
yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-18

Fine 4 pieee Royal ,Dmins-zoom Suite.
consisting Of Buffet. China Case. Serving
Table and eft. 54-in. Dinins-room Table.
Regular price. $4,000. Special price.
$500.
Fine 3pieee Hepplewhite Design. Ma
hosany Dininsroom Suite. consisting Of
Bu&a China Case and Serving Table.
Regular price. $4,000. Special price.
$3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-18

Beached Pure Linen Table Cloths and
Napkins: 40 designs to select from. Round
and oval patterns.
Table Cloths. 2x2 yards. $3.50, $3.50,
$7.z5,. $3.50. $9.75 and $11.50. Today's ac-
tual retail price. 500. $500. 5000. 1915.
$lO.5O and $3.50.
Table Cloths. I'm yards. $3.50, SITS,
$s.7s, $s.zs, 1920 and $l4.zs. Today. ae-
tual retail price. $500. 1925. $l0.25. $l075,
$l400 and $1,000
Table Cloths. 2x3 yards. SITS, $3.50,
For Extra
2Lzx3-yard Cloths reduced to $11.75,
$lz.75, $3.50, $l3.71, $3.50 and $2O.71.
2Lzx3Lz-yard Cloths reduced to $500,
$21.00 and $24.z5.
2Lzx4-yard Cloths reduced to $500,
$l7.75, $500, $23.75 and $3.50.
2Izx4Iz-yard Cloths reduced to $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-18
Sons Shamrock Linen Table Cloths

designs; sizes 2x2Ll. 2x3, 2I4x2Iz and
2N13 yards. Today's actual retails value.
Finest HandIoom Table CIoths-Moravian
Linen Ono napkins to match); ZLzx2Lz yards
square. Formerly $1,000. $500. 1856, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-18

Blankets of character. combining warmth. size and quality
White Wool Blanket blue borders; .hnn 5sz7s inches.
Special $500 and $50 ,.i
White Wool Blankets; heavy soft quality 60 Special
White Wool H.nkt.-one Leaders: Special 500 pair
White Wool weight and warmth; 7zzS4 inches $780, $l31s
White Wool Blankets. quality spe. SEQ ,n
Plaid BIankes-Ihe best line shown .u.s,.~
Size eo.a6 niche. spse. 3 Sc 6 Pair
Size 66x8O niche. Special SITS and $3.50 PAR
Size 64xoO inches Special $500 Pair
and $500 PAN. $50 80
Finest Atwood White Blanket. SIZE 5000 inches.
Special $2l5o $zl.75, $23z5, $235o and $500 Pair
Blue and Gray AMY Blankets Weahepoofed Special 1890 and
Best Grades at Special Prices
$50 Crnke Dmy Hemmed Spreads 6OxoO inches; $500 each
s275 cmk saoped Spreads sox90 inches. $7so EACH
$22 Crochet Hmmed Heavy pad size 81 90 eaeb
8 SO Crochet Hemmed Heavy Spreads large $500
$675 Satin Sloped Edge Cuton Spd large size; 100 each
$oOO Pink Satin Hemmed Spreads. large S. 90 each
81 Is White Satin Sanoped Spread and Sham; $s25
$3.50 White Satin Saloped Spread and Sham $7.75 set
Scm Net and Bate Bed single and douebed
nzes; slightly soled u price.
Madeira Hand Embroidered Lnens
recent Shipment to be sold all former prices These ordered
months aeo-now oppont them Is less than
today, price. '--'
Napkins Center Pieces Tea Runners all size s,r
liable Covers Baby Pillows and Pillow Cases. ESQ today. price
Real Linen Cnny Lace Trimmed Linens Fortunate purchases and deIv
ees make the following at prices:
to 3piece Tea and Luncheon Sets; special $698 to s42z5 set
Ienter Pieces 20 to 28 inches round: special see $500 each
liable Covers SO to 90 niche. special S. 90 to $1,000 e,
to $3.50 each ~ s's 'f'' 'A'''
Imitation Baman and cuny scar 1880 niche. and
squares 5000 inches Regularly 81 So for s5e each
1874 and " inches Regularly $3.50 $500 ses see each
Genuine Mosaic Pure Linen Tea Napkins SpeeiL $s00 10.
Genuine Crochet Laeenmed Tea Ses - Special $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-18

$500 each. Only cloths. Choice. $500
each.
Fine Irish Linen Table Cloths. full bleached
(no napkins to match). nine designs. 2x2
yards. formerly $500. reduced to $685. each.
I'm yards. formerly 5000. reduced to $4.95
each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-18
Ole Linen Shop
Thanksgiving Sale Of Household Linens Blankets Comforts
Spreads. Sheets and Pillow Cases

49,
$500, s1o.75, $14.5o and 81. Today. ae-
tual value, 1915. $1,000. $ll.OO. $3.50,
$l6.75 and $1,000.
Table Cloths. 2x3lz yards. $500, $lo.z5,
$3.50, $500, $16.50 and $500. Today's
actual value. $l1.O0. $12.75, $14.OO. $500,
$3.50 and $780,
Table Cloths. 2x4 yards. heavy double
damask. Special. $l0.25, s11.5O, $l4.50,
$18.z5 and $2l.50 each.
Table Cloths. 2Lzx2Lz yards. heavy dou-
bic damask. Special. $3.50, $10.5O, $1l.50,
$500 and $17.25 each.
Size Table
2Lzx5-yard Cloths reduced % $4,000 and
$34.50 each.
3x3-yard Cloths reduced to $3.50 and
$z9C0.
Napkins to match above Cloth.-22x22-
in: $3.50, $3.50, $500, $S.25, $10.5e and
$1450 dozen. "a and 25-inch. SITS, $500,
$1,000, $10.75, $l3.25 and $1,000 dozen.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-03

".Right there was the first mis-
Yaka ] made continued the Etrt q
the streets ~ Jim p Was servant
and ! should have been proud ~
serve should have said ! ~i43 90
mus and 80 and when IL rs hniSn ~
then my time is my own YOU d.
not want me around all tire tine and
4 Will be happier 70 be win my own
erie poor girl had learned some
thing Jim, , said.
II think YOU VIII agree that her
education came high before ] finish,
-, well. I went 10 the place con
finuod the girl where ! FOUND the
family 20 consist ~ husband hho
wife. a small boy and h2it- sroMh
girl The wife was one ~ those sup
pressed beings whose childhood had
heen one long period 81 repression.
Eoth her father and her mother had
taken what little youth hnH iho eliia-
tion she had had out Of her long De-
fore she married.
s..she probably never had had much
vision. but She heid rlgOrcusl3 tn TIE
uath ~ right doing and right doing
WAS always as she saw SITUATION
and how 70 act IN regard 20 IL. N
WON devated I'm the slightest from
her tdeas az night ana wrong YOU
were a lost soul.
"sfnst how the fun-loviug splendid
looking yDuuE man who was her hus-
land came 10 marry her ] viii never
know She was tall and angular Win
"a coioriees blond complexion which
WINS forever more or less rough and
Difnpied Her hair was q monde script
1int She had very light eyebrows
and eyelasncs which made her cold
gray eyes colder than they really
we're suppose. Her mouth was thin
and shut with a Fnhp which made one
1ael small Just 20 look at her
The Detroit times., 1917-12-03

powsor the Hound learned iens hs p
that o. salt for rat pa 49,
come down is sheer waste ~ q 80 z.
&c. DartinH for a few minutes az
VagIer the Hoh-cat he trottea On ~
trf 10 lnd some one else 20 nun
Had FARMER Browns toy brth ar,
,.s5nrd rlrht al the foot cf that tree
ppd kept barking uutL his H.
came. But he wtsnt about anu ="
nnwaeT went on, .,.-
But Bowacr didn't fofsrl "N ~
No alr BOwaor didn't fofAtt MN
ID fact ne thought about 1oWltr q
s.resf deal. Never had he seen sucn
Il btp cat before. Here was s"i.
one weii worth bunting ~, slfn
next opportunity Bower Eot 70 sIlp
away ~ headed straight for tns
piare whore DO had hrst ivauo
Tn,vIer'e tracks For q long Li+lr
be ran this way and mat way
irv and snUffng among the trau
frgver without finding sc murh tt
Al whiu ~ NCWlers scent ii
about ready 90 give up Whth =.
49, found 10. IN was rather lntuL ny
~ he patiently followed 10 win ~.
\, wonderful nose it grew stronger anu
Bowser began 60 ran. ,.-,,.,
Straight 20 "a great tanEle or fslinn
trees his nose led him. me tI atl
la straight into that tansic. TO
aeT tried h crawl in and as he dll
~ deep crowl followed by gn ugly
Fnnrl greeted BIN. EnWsrf
away In n hurry ne hAH
Vu,,,irr sooner than ha expected
Tbe fact is Yowier had been takinE
q mar there and ne was IN 9ad tenn
per. very bad temper. ar pflhe
ruaalv disturbed Bnwscr hat htd
rxrifrdfv and Ncwler2 couihuru tn
grawl and smart and occasionally 10
Fpif as only cat can.
,I.oave md alone or VIII scratch
vnuf eyes out' snarled fowl"r.
at-op..- aut and irY ia roare1
po,gser "Just come ont ana Wy
~ TN shake YOU out ~ your SKIN
.rnFt come out and Try H."
And Yowler did lie came o9I 80
suddenly that be was right in trehs
~ B0wser before Bcwser realiztQ
maj ~ was coming Yowifr's ears
were laid fiat back and his llns were
drawn away so as 90 show his lonE
Sham teeth II seemed as his
ewes actually shot forth sparks az
rro. tho ~ course they didn't Bowser
was 80 startled that De began -
back away bat DE didn't have
ctancp 10 take more than three ~
four steps 80 sir no didn't VI lln
anarl such as Rowser never before
The Detroit times., 1917-12-03
The Linen Store Is a
Great Gift Center

You see whole table Of beautiful scarfs, trimmed
with imitation fet and cluny aces Some have all linen
cenes There pretty designs to choose from They
are inexpensive 75c $3.50 each) yet how do long
for pretty linens like them!
The Detroit times., 1917-12-03
The Street Bags
=
Nouo on Display in the
Ribbon Shop

We were most fortunate In
being able to purchase an ex-
elusive lot Of made up into the
most gorgeous collection of
street-bags ever on display.
In colors, materials and style,
they are simply wonderful.
In silver on black, navy, tur-
auoise, sapphire, copen, green.
Silver and gold, ON taupe.
Gold on garnet, orchid, cerise.
A gift az one OF these assures
that elegant air OK unusualness
.bat is 500 difficult 20 attain ma this
day Of many bags.
Priced 81 10 g25
First Floor-Main building
The Detroit times., 1917-12-03

Samaritan hospital ladies' auxil
iary win meet Monday evening, in
the Hotel Statler.
Mrs. John St0ughton Newberry is
in Colorado Springs where she is
visiting Mrs. Spencer Penrose.
%
Kennedy tent, Maceabees, viii
hold the annual election Of officers
Monday evening. in West Warren
hall.
%
John Rathom. editor and publish
er OF the Providence Journal. Will
be the guest OF the Detroit Ath-
ietic club. az a dinner. SATURDAY.
evening. Dec 3. The dinner VIII be
held In the gymnasium and ladies'
viii be admitted TO the galleries
d
The New Years eve celebration
In the Detroit Athletic club VIII be-
gin AZ 1890 o'clock, Monday even
ing. Dec 81. Table reservations will
:. be made after Wednesday, Dec 8.
in the order in which they are re.
ceived and no cancellations will be
accepted after Dec 90.
%
The Chamber Music society has
invited military and naval officers
and their ladies'. the foreign con
suls. city and board OF EDUCATION
members and other officials 20 the
concert Of the Societe des Instru.
ments Ancieu, 10 be given Wed.
nesday evening, Dec 3. in the Hotel
pOntchartrain ballroom.
O.
A patriotic bazaar will be given
Friday afternoon and evening, Dec
z, by tho Northwestern Woman
club. ln Oregon bali, No. 1865 Grand
Riverave. Ms. G. T. o Mason De-
general chairman of the bazaar. ard
Mrs r. L. Silk has charge OF The
decorations which viii be In the ma
ilonal colors Special entertainment
features win De provided. The hal
and booths will be beautifully dec
Grated The articles placed on sale
will be for household and personal
use and win embrace Woe va
lriety
Tho Ladies' Aid society Ind TIA
Ladies' Of tho Luther league ol
Holy Trinity Evangelical Lutheran
church. viii hold .he annual Christ
1.laA- AaIe-- "Wednesday Afternoon and
evcning. Dec. s. IN the basement OF
The church. The following are In
The Detroit times., 1917-12-03

charge ~ various booths Fancy
work. Mrs. F. Tessmer, Mrs. Eeng
legs Mrs Maischem aprons. Mrs
Fritz, Mrs Heier, canned fruit and
candy. Mrs George Darrel. Mrs G.
r Younke grab bag, Mrs War
nar
%
Eastern high school Guild Of Arts
ond Crafts. win present Booth
Harrington and Harry leon WI
sons comedy. The Man From
Home. for the benefit of tho schol
arshlD fund IN the school audi
forum. Fridav and Saturday Dee
p and - While rehe8r 7ls have
been in pr0Erc Tor the lasf TWO
fcrks ws- u0' HrtI SaWf1a
that William A. Ratigan. faculty q
rector OF the guild and Instructor
- DIRE motlr ar' ana Hiic e-eoEirr
.n Eastnfn hivh who has chrre GO
iho pl7v --c rd uor oal'
from SIR Tarriug
mission fo r-1in
made famous hv fie
lhm HODGE Tbo ear
tiers wili bo 0s follows Ir
hio7 plrc. Flod Frrtrf
GranrerSimpsan Ia'tuar tfr
Horace Grange Smu rw
Trudei Grand Duke NatH Sos
mour Van H)uf00i Iv7roN carl
Guske Lord Hawcasf'e Fred
Rrandt: Almcric 50 Aubvn. Franc
Riley. Countess de Champlgnv
Coda Rosonthal Lady Cretch
Alice McClemonf Riberr Edwin
Toreiand Mariana. Julis Gull
ford. Michele. Fred Rockwell
The Detroit times., 1917-12-03
Gift PetticOats
In the Negligee Shop

Just a little bit nicer than
many women would buy for
themselves, so they make a
very welcome gift.
Ma1o win plain Mt'anrse iere
slF .op. and ler ~ SILK douucfs
or alternate co'0rf lg fns 1
fc aar ftaH
praroats AZ IS iu C'fbt differ
eut make
from 'hera are Jersey tops with
tafeia ad sa i1 0oguca aud I-e
don silks included in this group
ThIrd FIoor-Wain Huiidiag
The Detroit times., 1917-12-03
The Kenna Shampoo

Hernia. since the ola Egyptian days.
has heenluse1 hy heautfuf lgdice. in
shhmpQ0irE she hair Now r. comes.
sreFtlv improved 'in thA muIeat4d
cake 'fnfm Tn this Me- M does a)f
hnuEa the color ne fhn, hafr lat
lravss Or glossy with hrIllinurr and
.ustrc, Instead ~ dun and lifeicas .as
d. other shnmpona Tn acts uafura
or clcanreT- and food - hai4 frnfa.
BE sure o. cot the Nufsnfed IIennn
SOAP az it AS the mulsafed THAT SHOW
being used WIN W0nUDrfuI FaffAfac-
and Crowley Miners toilet counters
The Detroit times., 1917-12-03

PrIntfuu-- niatr nrnf Ll~'--'A e. 2
g. right-Ifmes Job DeDt.--Mstn f1@n
The Detroit times., 1917-12-03

You SEQ another table win lace
trimmed scarr- lt 53c each These
nave lnen-Gni he'd centcrs
Dresser sets in aii.over imitation
Hot loco erari is 1Sxf5 inches
pin cushion top lined with pink
and blue c7mhrici 40 only 1888.
Dresser sets in llnen finish om
broldary with pllG blue and yrt
Iow sagrfr. lAxiS inches. with pin
cushion tops f0 match. 1873.
There arc bath towels with the
uo. BE- Father" Mother" isis
teri and "7rolhcr' woven IN large
letters B0xyd ST.
a crocheted sot of towel and
Sc arc quite confident
finest as sorlments in the city
rfr1-or,'a rricoq rualitv cons
The Detroit times., 1917-12-03

Kennedy tent, Maccabees VIII
hold the annual election Of officers.
Monday evening. in West Warren
hall.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-03

two face cloths IN pink. blue end
lavender at S185 the Get.
The TurRnit bath and baby sets
Of seven pieces. boxed, az $3.50 is
ain unusual value that will appeal
90 many people who realize the
quality OF this brand
Turkish towel sois OF one large
bath tow O.. ono guest towel. one
face cloth. ail OF extra good qua.
ify. are only Si15 thc set JAG
guard patterns In blue. pink and
gold
Fancy colored bordorcd bath
owels On pink. blue. gold and hello
trope from 25c TO $3.50
The Detroit times., 1917-12-03

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Putnam patriot., 1917-12-07
First Baptist NOIes

Rev. MT. Stone spoke on Sunday morning on "The Ministry Of Recon ciliation" urging that the church should reatfirm today the living kernaI of truth that lies at the heart of the creeds and dogmas about which so much controversy rages- At the center of the Christian tenets of the divinity of Christ and the Atonment, in what ever phraseolOgy expressed, lie the truths that in the life, character, and death of Christ, God reveals to man His nature and His love, and thereby bridges the gap by which sin separates man from God. Sach, MT. Stone in. terpreted the meaning of his text, "Goi was in Christ, reconciling the world unto himself.u The subject of the evening sermon was "The Shep- herd of Tekoah."
Putnam patriot., 1917-12-07
Advent Christian Church

Sunday services. Morning service at 10.30. Sunday school noon. Young Peoples service at 6.15. Evening ser vice at '.
 Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7.30. Rev. C. H. Hudson one of our missionaries, now on furlough, employed by the A. ,C. Women's Home and Foreign Mission society in Southern India, will occupy the pull pit next Sunday morning and even- ing. MT. Hudson has charge of the Boys Orphanage, and the industrial work at Valscherie, near the city of Madras. Obtaining leave of absence from the Mission, he was for 8 time in Messapotamia doing Y. M. (. A. work in the army. MT. Hudson will speak in the morning on "0ur Mission work in India" In the evening he will tell of his Y. NJ. C. A. work among the soldiers. Come and hear him.