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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-03
Sufria terriblemente al
agacharse :
Este vecino de San Antonio dice u
sufri0 reumatismo durante
5 amos
TANLAC LIE DEVUELEE LA
SALUD

":Sufria terriblemente de reumatis-
r1o, pero con esnecialidad en- mi es-
palda V la cintura, al grade de que
lie venian unos dolores ntuy fuertes
que ne inpedian agachar ~el cuerpo
q aun dollar la cintura, pero ahora
cue he tornado ell tonico Tanlac han
~desaparcciIo todos mis- sufrimientosr,
dijo recientemente Frank Thompson,
al referir los hencficios que ha OBJ
teni.ic con el uso del tonico Tanlac
FL ST.. Thompson vive en- Ia Gale
Peach ABS y tiene un gran numero
de amigos en- San Antonio.
81. seTor", continue diciendo Mr..
Thompson. Eel reumatismo me hizo
D sufrir horriblementc. Por 81 solo hui
hlera sido terrible, pero no era So
10 esa e~nfermedad la que sufria, Slno
Que tenia tambien muy frecuenteS
ind:gcStiones Y cstaba enfermo de los
, ~rliones, 10 cue me hacia pasar las
noches sin cast pegar los ojos. Al
cunas veces tenia dolores en- los hon.
bros V en- el pecho, pero creo quo
estes eran o~casionado, por las IN
diecstiones Que sufria, porquc deS-
. Dut5 de conner Sc me formaban ga
seS ell Ell estomago que me difficult
taban Ia respiration y ME hacian sef-
tir uncomfortable
LIeguc 4 perder el appetite por conf
! pleto. V ne Sentia atontado y pere-
zoso todo cl tempo, y no NE impor-
taba vivir. Probe infinidad de rene
dos Y tratamicntcs, pero ninguno ne
hizo oien absolutamente hasta que
tcoe ell t6nlco Tanlac.
"Finalmcnte conlpre el tonico Tan
lac. dcsruG: dc haber, lcido ,tantos az
ticulos sobre 81 en-. los p~eri6dicos, =
Ell realidal que ha :resultado cicrto
en- mi case toto 10 que ustedes d.
cen aue beneficial a los enfermos esta
, medicinal. Las primcras dosis me ayu
daron en- eI scntido de permitir a mi
est1mago la facil digestion de los all
mentos cue tomaba, y d~esapareclen-
do la formation dc gases que cstos
me oCasionaban. DespueS empece a
sentirme r:cjor, y los dolores que am
ties tcnia e%llpcZaron Il deSaparecer.
Va no SUR. dc los rinoncs absolute
:nentc. ahora ducrr,o pcrfectan7ente
bien Y me l~cvanto en- las mananas
! Hero Ge vida Y cnergia, y con sufi-
~cic,,tes f~ucrzas para haccr mis- ira
bajos Crdinarios. Nj appetite es eX-
c~c'cnte. Y como cualquier alihiynto
con todo gusto, Y "a no me fasti-
dian las inGirestiores 0 los gases
que antericrlnente sc me formaban.
Para ahora he recomendado ell to-
nico Tanlac a varios de mis- amigos,
Y asi continuare alabandolo TODD el
tempo. NADIA menos anochc Sc que
jaba una persona de rcumatismo y
aprovechc la oportunldad para rceo-
mendarle el tonicc Tanlac, como n
medicina appropriate para que toma-
ra. Crco en- reaIidad, que es la mejQr
medicina cue hasta ahora Sc ha deg
cubicrto."
Tanlac Sc vendc or San Antoni?,
nor la Wagncr's Drug Co., 407 r.
Houston St.; y pcr E. J. II. Me!eI,
Druggist. 1922 West Commerce ST.,
baio la direction personal de TN re-
~presentante especial del TanIac. TanS-
bien Sc enviara q c%ualquiera direc>
ci6n. porte pagado, al recibo de ST.
vaior que es Sl.00.
(.Advertisement.)
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Sc SOLiCITAN

Agentes para la venta de
LA PRENSA en- las poblacio-
mes de ARABELLA, Califor-
MIA, ARRIBA, Colorado y
demas poblaciones donde no
los haya. Las personals que
interesen pueden dirigirse7
soIicitando precio ycondicIo-
mes a Ia PRENSA, Depar-
tamento de Agentes, 607 Do
lorosa Street. San Antonio,
Texas. sss
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-03

..;o.+o ono creor,os sars dol anra-
- 10 Ios Tocto,.os ~+anr6fiIos de este
ner;6d;co.
-
.'GL La a1'cion qulere que ''''"e
"enga a MI PIAZZA fG'S Ell" ""''-
da. olga ia Ell nj noh'OFe' que
Pastor tlen' ao;eh''s " Pues'"S' pei
cue yc' ~pF'sciro":'''' "e to'% i"@''
de impert'H@nc'a, Y "te'do "~ni'a"'e'-
tie I c~oEnPfoO2r d ?I"''''' es''E ~"
TO c'"ES"I' ''H -,
iS'@l''SI'e uSC'''.' ~
d'S' "e"e ""0'' ,
Cicrfamente que no La ac''lu"
no0:e. digna =ene:oSa ae' sEa" ~
!iaE"2 mereceu2Fa dc 'P'a">o'
halen IcS ho'l':'> n"'''
AS' 'erh'l''"t 49, -"
ell 81 gne repr;'3.'a una '''IeiS"''I ''
SoS'en!aa con q h.'P'''"'"
E'""a maui ''''' -
do pielto con AueS'Fo """''I"'
Genie T"S'oi' .
Fl bucH JuLIanon' como '' nam"
crltico de ~ Ll"'ra! : oiFe''" ID
paz a estupendo mat'aor m"oF'.S'
no, Con ser eSta not'cla Ier"aoeF"-
monte sensational a"n n"O'a "''a "'
b~astante mas InHor1ancia, 7'ep'"-
ria los ofrecin,le'los "e H'"''" a ID"
q homhre dc EmhaJAdor"S. O. Im'l~'-
do Il los a!Iad"s con reSPs'Io 4 ."'-
mania. creeGia 'iGs tales ofF',lm'2>-
los tenlan "o" Ses"""" '"''''''''
70. FL h&cerMe eS'a ~H'''"' ~
cordaba 10 Gue vicente me "'J" = "'
mer cla L h"'!aMoS "'I i"'''"''
Fin est" question nay "'-'
que coHoccn 500 " eiS'
entire las c""IeS Se e"O'Vi','" ~,
Estan dando irE'r a que rc'''''s
y Hoy a "~reven'ar o"%'"" E''
4 Madrid 20 lie Pe"''t " w.
1~uhllguc unas cu"ntaS c'S"S 4"'
roy a ~recordarie' '" cue q H. "S -
nora"
ToGo este ne hacIa Greer que e. 81
pleito habIa algo que cl publiro iEr'-
raDa, y que era IA causa PrincIP"! "c'
enojo de Vicente. I como rs'a eau
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-03
TOROS Y T0REROS
FL PLEITO DE- VICENTE PASTOR CON FL
EMPRESARIO De Ia PLAZA De MADRID
Una entreUsta con ell famoso diestro de Embajadores

De La Union MercantiI'. diar!o
de Malaga. ESpana, tomamos 10 81
guiente, que creemos sera del agra
do de los lectores taurofilos de este
peri6dico:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-03

NAC ~ WI NS-A-S 80.
cue Ia P~rovidencia me deparaba para
que ccadyuvase a que Pastor me HI
cicse = mi. sus esperadas declaracio-
mes.
-Lleva raz0n ell senior Dominique,
Gigo yo. I'd, no debe permitir que cl
Ddb.ico crea cue I'd, no lie guarda
las consideraciones.
-;Que yo no guardo al publico
ccnsideraciones.-me dice Pastor in
tcrrumpiandome.- Pues 81 no fuer"
DOR 81. por e. respeto que me inspira.
yor el carino que lie tengo....
-Prccisamente por ESQ, para que
& comprenda que es de I'd. la razoM,
cs n~cccsario que listed liable.
ST, es vcrdad; 81, 70 10 compren-
do asi. pero va comprendera I'd. que
sin haber leido el articulo, NAL puedo
20 contestarlc.
-:Y cuando 10 lea?.....
Mi cscsco Sc hablar cuando rcgrc-
&C 4 Madrid, pero no dejan de plr-
charmc V 81 en- este auticulo hay algo
molesto......
mo aguaria listed al regr@so:
De clos scra Ia culpa. y no ha.
b.emos mas del asunto csta nochc.
I'll. qyedc tranquilo, que 70 lie doy
mi palabra dc honor. de que Ia cor
t~gs.aci6n = csc articulo sera ustcI
quiaa Ia tcnga.
G.acias, Eicentc....
:. :. :.
Goa Ia promesa dc Pastor, va no
ne G:cd5 tenor alguno dc que "a
au,nn p~viirra "pisarmc' la informa-
ci6l.. Dele t~rarscurrir, Dues, un par
De siias y eli vierncs en- Ia noche vo.
q; . - Cosmopolita, donde encon-
ire a Pastor con D. Pepe Dominique,
10 aeccsito pregunjarie a Nicent2
u cre.to uue el articulo de D. P!o
Ic ha hecho. En- el labio superior del
hombre de Embaiadores, Ia ficbrc Gus
Gurrntc las roches ha sufrldo, ma de-
iado bucnas senales
No sabe listed 10 que dar!a poF
no OH habIar del ]asunto. Que me
, Leiaran tranqvilo. Que no Sc acord"-
. ran dc mi.
-Pucs habra listed visto. despucs
. lie !oer el a~rticulo, que no lie qucaa
. ot~o rcmcdio que contestar.
10 Sc. y aun dudo.
-Pues 70. en- tn case. Vicente, no
dudaria I'm momento, dice D. Pc
pc.
Como que nadic puede Greer que
no habia I'd. por prudencia,-dlIe
20
y dcspu@s de un ratio grande corr
yenc:cndolo. en- cuya labor me ayudo
sficazmcntc e. amigo D~ominguez, Pas
tor Sc ~lrvanta y dice
-Vamos a habIar, amigo "Jua-
nito'. :Quiarcn uStedes que vay"-
mos 4 mi cuarto de Ia Fonda?
y i la Britannica nos dirijimos.
!: =
-EmpecemoS hablando de D. Pho,
Que opina I'd. de la campaha suya
en- pro del arreglo entire I'd. y hcAe-
varr!a?
Que desde que cmpeZo, prlmcro
NJ. sonalmerte conmigo Y en- sus arti-
cuIoS desputS. desvirtua, con Il ma
Ilidad rYanGc. las conversaciones que
sobre eli particular sostuvimos, y ma
ciendo como Ii me hace un favor,
me- crha Ia opinion encima. Den Plo'
on rasi todos sus art;culOs 10 ha-
ce sino "arrimar eli ascua a SUI Sardi-
ma"
We'd; Ieramente los articulos de
Dor. Pio......
Han Sl!o mlXtoS Y ia%S miEt'S'
oge Ic han arrimado a este que es
ci explosive. dice D. Pope.
y ei explosive ha eAplctado-a-
f;vmo W.
liza c.p,otadc. Y cr>a I'd que Ia
racn.o ire el ru!';o de Ia explosion
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-03
ALMAS NUEVAS.

Mandan SUI mensaje a la humane
dad por medic de este periodico, cl
dia IL de Mario de 1917. Lea este in
partantc articulo.
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n'a>s i Ia s.. pIana, cO;. TAI
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-26
FAIL
IN HUNT FOR NEGRO

VIII Dorcas, q negro. who took a
shot at VIII Carter. also COlored. fol-
lowing an argument at Ninth street
and Ninth avenue yesterday afternoon.
is still at large and the police be-
Ueye he succeeded in getting out Of
the tTi-cIties. A further search was
instituted today. however.
Ed Mcconnell. who was caught try
ing TO carry away q canvass covering
at Mccarthy Bros grocery store on
Twenty-third street yesterday, was
sentenced TO serve % days in the
county Jail by Magistrate Smith.
Thus far the local police have found
no trace of Andrew Johnson. the Revn-
Odds youth who ran away with FIVE
passenger car belonging to Horst K
Strteter. Johnson Is believed to have
gone 20 Chicago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-26

an art teacher. People say I am Just
fit for this work I have wanted 70
do this work ever since I was small
and have not changed my mind
haven't had my mind always on being
a movie actress because ! want to
think of study too. Ny parents OBJ
ject and it just breaks my heart. What
shall I do and where should one Eos
Should / say any more about being
an actress to my parents2 I am the
only girl in the family, or rather the
only child. and I get most anything
want / 20 with just one boy and he
is very nice OF course L don't act
firtv with him. but as there is no girl
around our house 7 keep company
with him
~ Is it all right to keep company
with a boy for a girl Of 1852 Thank
ing you very dearly for what you can
do for me. ". ".
an From YOUR letter I should think
you might make good as a movie ae-
tress. But YOU are too young 70 be
disregarding your parents, dearle SO
YOU better put the matter out of your
head for a few years or a year al
least.
(2) You are too young 10 keep com
pauy with a boy.
Dear Mrs Thompson We are two
girls Of is and IS. We are both bru-
uettes.
On What color Of dress would be
appropriate for us TO wear to party2
~ Are we too young to 20 10 pub
lie dances If older people accompany
us?
go What should you say when he
ing introduced 10 q young MANI
VIRGINIA AND CAROLINA.
"a You ought to be able TO wear
arv shades Of yellow and gold. Old
rose would be becoming, and prob
ably pink and blue.
f21 I think YOU are
go Repeat his name, or say How
do you do?'
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-26
Miss Marion Cleveland.
Personal Points

a--s5 hmma and Anna 5Aajley o.
-'tA'8 arrived IN tae CITY yesterday
81 e-t ne" a+-Te. where tteF nave 9etA
fA1l.iH-. l'iFin2 tHelF stay mere t1et
Ml1. 1e me guests o. taeiF brother.
" @--@i r. y aa-ieE. -Ia9 Skin ~ ea4e
D. H. wright. -V44 Second avenue,
test yesterday Tor savannah Tor q res
Gays lEt2-
SIT ana BITS. Thomas Bell who have
been the guests Of James Bell for tine
pa7- le" days -efI yesterday Ter 5lelE
nome --. IN Daou48e.
l.s"o2 S7i5lttta- 81. 9-5i "oe4 tA
2bl L.7. e.As .2l .leftE rector ~ zEta
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-26
RIP VAN WTNKLE HAS
SNOOZE At STATION

This Rip Van Wjnkle did not SLEEP
for 20 years. but he enjoyed q good
nights snooze IN the bull pen Of the
city prison. Last night q man was
picked up IN a bad state Of futoxica-
riou in the loop When arr8tEaed at
the station he gave the coguomen Of
r. Van Wrinkle
Is your first name Rip" ques-
toned the officer
"Shure shing" answer the prisoner.
scotty and Maggie EsteI, a colored
couple, engaged IN an old-fashioned
smuggling match az the corner Of Thir~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-26
Household Hints

until -four thicl<ens. then add butter
egg v0Iks. riud and juice of one lemon.
Turn into pie plate preferably "a
nan thatis perforated OF made of wirel
lined with aaEy pastry which has been
baked until a golden brown, Make
meringue Of three egg whites ana ada
one-half cup powdered sugar, with
teaspoon of lemon Juice Cover pie with
meringue and bake iH moderate oven
until brown. Allow 20 cool before
serving
Pie Crust-0ne cup -four. one ta-
bIesp0ap lard, a little salt, water
enough TO mix $50 il can be handled.
Coed Breakfast Disb-Take all hard
and leftover bread. pat i'm pan of wa
ter tia soft, then squeeze out water,
add milk enough to make thin batter,
two eggs, 0ne teaspoon baking pow
der. half teaspoon of salt. When well
mixed, fry i'm hot lard.
Strawberry Shortcake- One quart Or
more berries. mash them, add "a little
water and sugar TO sweeten and stand
in a cool place about two hours before
serving For the snlrtcake. Two cups
-four, pinch salt. one tablespoon lard.
two tablespoons sugar. two teaspoons
baking powder, one egg. one cup water
or milk Bake i'm slow oven When
ready 10 use, cut lin halves, ali with
berries and on top and serve at once
Army FTitters -One pound OF stale
bread slices, one egg, two tablespoons
sugar, one cap milk. powdered CHINA
mon to taste. preserves
Bread Pudding Cut stale bread real
fine Take pint of milk, one egg half
cup sugar half teaspoon vanilla; pour
over crumbs and bake oue-baf hour.
Cut slices OF stale bread into large
squares cutting bread rather thick
and removing crust. Beat egg i1
small saucepan. add sugar, milk and
cinnamon 70 raste5 stir over fire until
it thickens lido not let if boiD. Dip
each slice Of bread into this custard,
when well soaked lift on, and fry ia
hot fat till light brown In color. Serve
with preserves over ID.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-26
BULGARS 1IISTREAT
CLERGY OF SERBIA

Washington. June Z5. - Mistreaf-
ment of Serbian bishops and clergy by
Bulgar58ns was reported today by the
Serbian legation here. In q statement
the legation said.
THE Serbian bishops and clergy are
being treated Ia brutal way In the
Serbian provinces under Bulgarian oc-
cupatfor- The bishop OF Serguie is in
termed In Bulgarian monastery, The
director Of the theological seminary in
Priuzreu Steve Diuitrirvttch has been
ordered with 20 of his pupils TO GO
on foot all the way 10 Sofia and no
news Of them has since been received.
The EulEarlans are enforcing their
schimatc religion in Serbia and the
Serbian clergy is being expelled from
the country
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-26
MRS ELrzAErrR 7re>4pson

Dear Mrs. Thompson: I have a girl
Of 10 and I cannot do anything with
her She took her clothes and left
She has been staying at my brothers
house. His wife has sailors In her
house all the time. and my girl has
gone mad over them Ny sister-in-law
mas two girls Of her owns and IA
and they run with sailors all the time
When my girl lived at home she
would not come home at night until
1890. I think It IS too late for 8 girl
of 16 to stay out like that The other
two girls and their mother told her
not TO live at home because she could
not stay with them
I sent my boy over to tell her TO
come home, and she swore At him. She
lies and swears. Ny sister-in-Iaw tells
her a lot of lies about me. She is
not any good herself and she is very
mean to my brother.
Please tell me what can do. I am
a mother of seven children and I am
"a years Of age. ] have four children
living and three dead. I have a lot
OF trouble which my people make me.
They never liked me for I was not in
their class
"A WORRIED MOTHER
AND SISTER
for your little girl now is to love her
and be ready to take her back into
your home at any time she may want
70 come. Some day she viii see her
mistake and she will suffer bitterly
When that time comes she must have
love TO protect her or she viii be
come very. very bitter and lose her
faith ia life.
Be sure 10 inform your other chill
dren concerning every phase OF life
YOU know anything about Make them
see if you can that wrong living only
brings misery.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: % I am
girl IS years of age have long
blonde hair. deep blue eyes and fair
complexion. I have long black eve
Iashes and am an artists model My
aim in life is 30 be a movie actress
I have sung or the stage three times
and danced 7 have been taking vocal
lessons for three years. singing and
dancing. / also am good at sketching
Have been taking drawing and paint
ing for two and one-haIf years from
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-26
Pineapple Tapioca-

One cupfuI pearl tapi0ca
One-haIf cupful cold water
One can pineapple.
Juice one lemon.
One and one-half cupfuI= Of sugar.
Three egg whites.
Soak the tapioca over night tl
plenty Of water Drain and add cold
water, the Juice from the can Of pine
apple and from the lemon Then cook
In double boiler till clear. add the
sugar TO this. then the pineapple.
chopped fine. and. lastly, pour over
the egg-whitas, beaten stiff E1Ht
and serve with cream or rustarf This
can he made from fresh piuaappies. tf
stewed and not TOO sweet j. VII
serve twelve people and VIII keep two
two or three days.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-26
TWO 9rGRE RECRUITS

Sergeant Leroy PhHbrook and Prf-
waite Willard LarEin yesterday made
am auto trip to Sherrard. where they
Company A. Those who Joined were
Albert Davidson and William IT.
Quaiurance. This afternoon Sergeant
Philbro0k AMI Private LarEfn went 10
Reynolds looking for men.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-26

Persons living in apartments or
furnished rooms viii ind thiz a ussa
ful device for increasing closet ca-
pacity: Fasten one end Of 2 heavy
wire tpicture wire works we'll. 10
hook IN the closet, thread the other
end through the spring Of patent
clothespin. wind the wire about the
second hook and so on around the
closet until there Is q clothespin be-
tween each pair Of hooks
This is an excellent wav OF holding
skirts or waists and can be removed
easily.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-26

At the June meeting or Ehe foung
Peoples society 8f Zion Lutheran
church held Iasg evening IT. the chapel
with Misses Edith kjellbeTg and rs
Their Anderson as huEtes5es, a pro
gram committee for the coming year
was selected Irving Olson. chair
man Miss Hlda Boauist. Miss Edith
Kiellberg and Miss Mildred Holmes
are members Of the committee. THO
attendance was large and the time
was spent socially no formal program
having been arranged. Refreshments
were served in The course OF the
evening The place of July meeting
sill be announced later.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-26

'.The man I loved IS a moral cow
ard and II Is Que TO his actions that
this awful affair has happened. +"
lowering between life and death,
Miss Bessie Lusk, d normal school
teacher OF Waukesha. Wis. made
this assertion. The man in the case
Is DR. David Roberts. a veterinary
surgeon. whose wife Miss Lusk kill
The Detroit times., 1917-01-12

WnlJeneSe 10 neT WdfuIODc'
The high colored blouses Of
chiffon combined with lace
are so appealing - and the
white and flesh color Geor-
qette blouses simply lovely;
many of the latter have pink
blue and green posies. made of
French knots for a springlike
decoration.
Several Of them have the friliie-i
frflls.
Then there are tailored silk ones. TOO.
IN navy blue, brown. wistaria AMI
maroon.
A model that is reproduction OF
an expensive French waist is dis
tinctive because of its broad tucks.
Hudsos's--Third Fioer
The Detroit times., 1917-01-12
Such Lovely
Strands of Pearls

ia Hotna" pearls made Ia France
20 resemble the real onoS Beau
ti'uliy~ matched 90 full % soft
elusive colors with sterling silver
clasps. gold ciaps and CLASPS orna.
menied with tins diamond chips.
g. 10 81
Less expensive ones TOO. soc and
up
FIrst Fioar--w oodwnrd BuiIding
The Detroit times., 1917-01-12

Suits at $40
Several styles in black. blue and
green broadcloth. plain and fur
trimmed. and plain tailored popiin.
They are suits that may BIZ worn
until the late spring
Suits at $3.50
Green. blue and black. splendid
suits for school girls. semi-Norfolk.
pieats and belts. well tailored, al
ractive suits.
Hss.es's--Thira Fleor'
The Detroit times., 1917-01-12
Clothes for Bovs
at Little Prices
a CIearaway Sale--


This sale gives every boy
an opportunity 20 have q fine
suit overcoat or mackinaw al
far less than usual prices
Mackinaws at S4.45 and 1915
Overcoats at $6.25 and S7.75
Suits at s6.25 and s7.75
With two pairs ~ trousersJ
The sale Of Wash Suits Still
Lively
NotLers are bringing TIE little fei
'oWs from 3 70 years in ard flung
hem np with these new spring mod
.is fsamplee ard short ends ~
inc maker AZ sif5, 1915 and S235
Second FIoor--w ooawnra BuiiainE
The Detroit times., 1917-01-12
Girls Corsets

For school girls The right sort ~
corsets b. exceedingly important.
Little tango corscts are wonderful
They are 40 soft and flexible. with
elastic insets lightly boned in pink
and white from 81 10 SO
n < " and Ferris waists SOC TO
$3.50
Fourth Fioor---watn building.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-12
Warm Gloves for
Little Hands

Warm gloves. fleece lined,
have the wrists lined with
rabbit fur gray mocha, only
S1.75.
Fleece lined KID gloves with coney
TIued WFIsT s.
fleece Lined Ma mutans with Fur
tips On a TAN assa rlmcnf tl25
Capeskin gloves rHk loed tan
oniy 81 20 and 81 -
Washable cape gloves IN sand.
an ard smyrna. BIO and SAe5
FIRST Floor--Mafn building
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IN pink blue and tan, OF nice
washable materials simply
made. but with all it has a fas-
cinating air that the average
very inexpensive frock lacks.
Sizes. 6 70 Il 1926.
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For Children

For Children
Hoieprp0f guag srtee4 hpsa saw
much tine Ia meading, 15c
Black and white cher sAk hose
Sc and CSC
Chldren's cashmere hose. CSC
Pony stockings ~ white cotton.
heaKY weight and exceilenr wear
ing Quaiitles CSC
FirS, Fieor--Nsin HBiiasnE
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A Sale of Children's
Coats at S2.15 to So
For Tots Of 2 to 6 Years

rhlldrens winter coats that were
quite expensive before Christmas
must b. sold during the next few
DAYS. 10 make room Tor new mer.
chandise
For this reason they viii be- sold
H.d.oH'.--Third Floo
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n THE BASEMENT STORE SATURDAY
MEMS NEWS
January Clear-a-way of
Mems Overcoats S12.75
All Are Excellent Coats

All Are EfceHent coats
An exceptional opportunity
to get a really serviceable
overcoat, made and sold in
accordance with Hudson in
tegrity and reliability at a
very little price. In the 100
coats to be disposed Of is "A
choice Of hobby models and
strikingly good patterns.
sizes SO TO a.. Exceptional
coats at S12.75.
$40 Mems Suits, S9.75
Taken from higher priced lines
and reduced for clearance.
Mems Trousers, S2.i5
Good worsteds. cheviofs and
cassimeres; well made. smart pat
terms
Boys Overcoats, si.s5
Belied and pinchbacks. Warm.
serviceable fabrics.
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WAY below their usual price. in fact
lower than ihoir early January re-
iuced price
oats ~ cordurof serge chin
,hilla. novelties mixiures. at S2l5.
50 o.. s. $3.50 $3.50. Sc.
w oodward building.
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Lovely Blouses in the Sale
at S2.95 and 1895

Not old blouses but huge collection purchased this
week in New York give customers opportunity 70
duge suit blouse TO add touch of color AIRY
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New Hosiery
Women and Children

A very attractive stocking
for women is the sock hose. a
heavy ribbed silk in two color
combination with black silk
top: the co!ors are red and
black. blue and black, green and
black and gold and black, $.
SIX boot hose 70 al colors SIS
Black SILK hose with reinforced
kuEe-