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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-28
Memcy myaa 0 podziale
Austyi.
Londyn, % czerwca.

Londyn, 28 czerwca. - WHO'S
kujac ostoznych komentarzy
pi>m nicmicckich, okazuje sic re
upadek gabinetu austryackiego Il
wazaja Niemcy "a bardzo powaz-
ma sytuacye.
Pismo nicmieckie =" DieFrank
fur,er Ztg." drukuje nadzwyczaj
Senzacyjl>S artyku}, ktorego
MONA sic domyslec, ze Niemcy
planuja podzia} panstwa austro--
wegierskiego: Zaznacza ono row
niez 0 wzrastajacych starciach po
miedzy tymi dwoma krajami. Pts
mo to dowodzi, re 10000, 900 Mem
COW, zamieszkujacych Austrye
ME moze bye rownoczesnie aobry
hi Austryakami i dobrymi Mem
cami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-28
Niezwyk}y wypadek.

Buffalo, N. Y. w pObliskie.
North Tonawandzie mial miejsct
niezwyk}y wypadek, ktorego ofia
Ia pad}a mafa dziecina rodziny
Ludwikow Dorociak, z pnr. Is
Sixth ave. "
Pani Dorociak przygotowala
sic. do prania bielizny i ustawi}a
maszyne itp. rzeczy, poczem chwi
lowo sic oddalifa.
Ma}a Frania wywr6ci}a maszy-
ne do prania podczas nieobecnos-
ci matki gl0wka dziecka costa
la pod ciezarem maszyny niemal
na miejscu zmiazdzona.
Gdyf natka powr6ci}a j spo.
strzegIa ! wypadek, natychmiast
przywolaho lekarza, dra. Tyrasih
skiego, lecz juz bylo zap6zno.
Mala FraniaE zmarlai skutkiem
odniesionego potluczenia. Ciezar
maszyny sz1niazdzyl czaszke die,
ciny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-28
NOWlNY
II IA N
TELECRAFlCZNE.
Przeslenie austyaekie.
Amsterdam. 28 czerwca

14AuoICAudAl, 20 CZSIWC6 - III.
Henryk Clam MARITIME, b. pre-
mlcr, ktoremu ccsarz Karol powie
rzy} misye reorganizacyi gabine-
tn ministeryalnego po obaleniu
go przez opozycye polska ME
wykonal zadania zleconego po-
prosil cesarza, by kogo inncgo po
Wo}a| ia premiera. Clam Marti-
nic zamierzal stworzyc cabinet
koalicyjny, W kt6rym by}y repre-
zentowane partyc parlamentarne
narodowoscia przewaga Pola-
k6w wog6le slowian, blok bo-
wlem polslo sfowianski spowo--
dowaf przesilenie po znanej te-
legramow debacie budzctowej W
parlamcncic, gdzie Polskie kolo
oswiadcZylo stanowczo, il zabud-
zetem glosowac ME bedzic = do
poki nowy cabinet nic zostanie
powoIany: wobec tego ze Kolo
jest najsi!nieiszym parlamentar--
nym klubcm austryackim, a W do
datku stanely przy MIN kluby czc
ski ukrailslsi (podobno) = ga
binet musia] ustapit podal sic
do dymisyi. Owa opozacya po1s-
ka jest przejawe1n oryentacyi pol
>kiej pod zaborem austryackim--
przec'wnej Centrahym gl6wnic
Niemcom, terroryzujac,yn ihvyzy
Skujacym W krolestwic, a take
przeciwko austryackicmu projek-
towi, odrebnego@ traktowania Ga
1icyi, kt1ra chcc nalczcc do resi-
ty PolSki calcj nicpodlcglcj.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-28
Co sic dziejje " Rosy?
Piotreprod. % czerwca, :


! biety rosyjjskiic wydafy apei do
zolnierz!-, by walczvli "a kraj j
swobode ME 'udzili sic obietni--
cami5 nicublagancgo wroga; w a.
pelu.tym powiadaja matki i zony
il corki tlo zomicrzy' rosyjskich, IL
itrwajac w bezczynnosci objadaja
jedvnic kraj wyg}odzony juz i tax
do ostatecznoSci; niewiasty rosyj
skicE znaja tvlko jedcn spos6b
mySlenia - swobode Rosyi in
uvch ludlow, Il Ia swoboda Jest
zlaczona jcdynic pogromicniem
wroea ndwicczncgo Slowianszczyz
| ny : rcdy wojna - wojna do
zwyri"skicgo koilca!
Donosza Moskwy, IL tam w pa
'ac,l gtbcrnatorskim odbylo sic
zcbtanic przedstawicieli ziemstw,
| miast okolicznych, organizacyi
robociarzy zo}nierzy, oraz in
nych organizacyi, ma kt6rem zc--
braniu przemawial naczelnik mi
| syi amcrykanskicj do Rosyi p. E..
Root, ktorego slowa goraco oklas
Il,iv,no. Root chwali} ROSvp "a
dcmokratyczne poczynania / wy
irazil sic, ze "a granica przesadza
LA O wiclc wiadomosci o chaotycz
nych zamieszkach W Rosyi, kto-
rych .jak dotad komisya amery--
kanska ME spostrzeg}a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-28
Poswiecenie kanlieniia
wegiielnego.

Detroit, Mich. w niedziele od-
byfo sic poswiecenie kamienia we
gielnego pod nova swiatynie ~
pod kosci6l sw. Szczepana ma ul.
Central pomiedzy Michigan j st.
John. Piekna pogoda sprzyjala
tel uroczystosci, to tez kilka ty-.
siecy os6b wzielo w niej udzial.
Duchowienstwo bylo bardzo icz-
nie reprezentowane. j proboszczo.
vie ieh esysfeneY : wszystkiich ii
prawie Parafiia byli obecni. Towa
rzystwa umudnrowane cywilne !
zachodnie5 strcay smiasta wziely
liczny udziai Poswiecenia 2 doko-.
nal Is: sGskup Kelly. Akt poswie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-28
Nierozerwana czworka.

Toledo, o.. Czterech PolakoW 2
Galicyi przybylo pred pieciu la
ty Go Ameryki a mianowicie: Sta
nislaw Samecz, Henryk Dudek,
sTomasz Wojto1 i Stanis}aw Kno-
rex. Przez caly czas swego poby
tn " Ameryce tworzyli oni Micro
zerwana czw6rke a wiec razem
+podjeli pierwsze papiery obywatel
.skie W New Yorku, razem zjecha
III do Toledo, razem pracowali a
wreszcie wszyscy razem zg}osili
sic teraz ma ;stacye rekrutacyjna
d wszyscy uznani zostali zdolnymi
Beda oni przydzieleni razem do
jednej kompanii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-28
Walk we Francyi.
Londyn-Paryz, % czerwca

SS~e
Wojska francuskie wstrzymaly
odpar}y nova serge atakow bar
dzo poteznych ofensywy niemiec-
kiej W Szampanii; walki pod Fl
lain, Braye, Vauxaillon byf
straszliwie krwawe, masy wojsk
piechoty zw}aszcza Niemcy tam
skupili i pedza je do ataku,
wojsk tych jest tyle, IL przypu-
szczac nalezy, ze' je Niemcy scia-
gneli z innych frontow = glow
ME re wschodniego. Francuzi IRA
zu trzymali sic Scisle w defensy-
vie nawet cofnac sic musieli
pod masowym atakiem Niemc6w,
kt6rzy wzieli niekt6re pozycye i
okopy = byfo to w drugiej polo
vie zeszlego tygodllia, ale obec--
nie juz e}6wny atak wstrzymany
i odparty zostaf, a Francuzi po--
wracaja do roll zaczepnej ataku
jac, wypicraja Niemcow i odbie-
raja i'm chwilowo ustapione punk
ty, .ak pod Noisy, Nauxailon,
Hurtebisc, Craonne, gdzie wsze--
die dziala grzmia straszliwie sill
ME, d Nienlcy straty poniesli O.
yrOmne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-28
Sprawy morskie.
Piotrogrod, 28 czerwca.

1AOlIOSIOu, 20 CzeTWc6. - Nd
Morzu Baltyckiem, ia bazy ope-
racyjne morskie i awiatyczne ro-
syjskic ia Ezcli (Oesel wyspa)
Niemcy puScili reid napowietrz--
ny: szcSc aeroplan6w rzuciio tam
33 bomb ME wiele sprawili
szkod. baterye antyawiatyczne
odpedzily napastnik6w.
Londyn, 28 czerwca. Ola
marynarzy z kontyngensu floty a
merykanskiej, dzialajacego ia
wodach europejskich otwarto
klub >pecyalny W Anglii; oneg-
daj przcmawiai W tym klubie ad-
mira| amcrykanski Sims, czaso--
wo dowodzacy flota aliancka
W zastepstwie naczelnego admlra
Ia angielskiego.
Krazownik szwedzki klasy
"Ugla'' wjechaf na mlellzny
wsr6d bury morskiej j rozbif sic.
skutkiem fatalnego uszkodze--
MIA zostal opuszczony przez zalo-
&c, kt6ra W calosci ocalic sic zdo
la}a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-28
Spraw;y moIskie. |
LondYn. % czerWca

| ~ SAa~A =
rykanski torpedowiec ocalif zycie
19 marynarzy angielskich z okre-
+; tn handlowego, zatopionego przez
nur niemiecki: navy statku an
gielskiego ME ogloszono zafogi
.jego szesciu ludzi zgine}o, gdy tor
peda niemiecka ugodzila okret.
Rozbitkowie. przez 20 godzin po--
zostawali w czolnach Ia morzu-
az ich ow torpedowiec amelykan
ski na pokfad zabral.
= Sa informacye, ze kontrtor-
pedowicc amerykanski zaatako--
wal, najechal i zatopil nur niemie
|cki Ia wodach europejskich: szcze
so@6w zajscia jeszczc oficyalnie
ME ogloszono, lecz ma bye ono zu
pe}nie pcwnem.
Stwierdzono ponad wszclka wa
tpliwosG, IL nury niemieckie stree
laja jeszcze do ratunkowych To-
dzi, gdy juz statek handlowy a
liancki torpeduja topia wiele te
90 rodzaju wypadkow stwierdzo-
no we Francyi i W Anglii, Mem
cy tel szydza wyzywaja ofiary
swojej pirackiej blokady i smieja
sic ich trudnosci W ratowaniu
Isle pospiesznem torpedowanych
okretow; wreszcie tez stwierdzo-
no w ca}ym szeregu wypadk6w,
re Niemcy .okradaja zalogi topic
nych okret6w samcz okrety, a
zabieraja 2 Mich nieS 1tyfko zyw-
nose, ale wartoSciowe instrumen
ty innc przedmioty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-28
Slputny koniec zabawy.

Smutnie zakonczyla sic oneg-.
daj popoludniu zabawa czterolet.
niego Edwarda Kasperek, 4611
So. Sasrosse -s1l- Edward straei]
kohtrole mad wozkiem W kt6rym
sic znajdowal j zjechal ia ulice
wprost pod kopyta konia ciagna.
cego w6z karola Steskajtisa, 827
w. 33ej ul. Koh kopytem uderzy]
W glove clhopca tax SLIME, ze o.
pr6cz glebokiej rany dozna} Oh
pekniecia czaszki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-28

Polacy " nlinister> um
Austrvi.

Lcndyn, % czerwca. - Dono--
sza Wiednia, zc hr. Clam Mar
tinic. ktorcmu ces. karol powie-.
rzyl reorganizacye gabinetu! mini
>tcryalncgo, znoSi sic re stronnict
wami parlamentami j klubami
narodowymi krzata sic oko}o
Stworzenia ,gabinetu polsko ME
micckicgo ndzialem Czech6w
ukrainc6w Q lie sic to uda,
naiblizsza przysz}osc musi okazac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-28

szczesciem ma}ego Jozia. Rodzice
polscy powinni uwazac ia swoje
.pociechy z daleka ich trzylnac
od trunk6w wyskokowych, i albo--
wien nieszczescie ME a trudno
zw1aszcza tam, gdzie ojcowie a ME
kiedy matki z dobrego serca daja
swym dzieciom. :. bo to ich zda-
MEM wyjdzie i'm IA zdrowie. O.
stroZnie zatem w0decznoscia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-28
Unlarla wskutek poparze1.

Dwuletnia Jacenta Guza, 1347
w. Grand ave, umar}a onegdaj
wskutek poparzen jakich dozna.
la W ubieg}a nicdziele, gdy zapali
ly sic Ia niej sukienki. Dziewczyll
ka bawi}a sic przy piecu kuchen.
nym gazetami: niespostrzezenie
jedna z gazet sic zajela i W mgnie
niu Okla dziecko stanelo W plomie
mach. Z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-28
Czechy " przededniu rewo-
lucyi. |

Paryz, % czewca. = Poslana 0
nesdaj depesza do pisma tutejsze
go "Matin,', powiada, zeI Praga,
stolica Czech, jest Cd kilku dni
scena silnego ruchu rewolucyjne-
go. Czeski komitet robdtnikow,
rozrzuca proklamacye, ddmagaja
ce sic niepodleglosci j panstwa czes
kiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-28
TargneEa SIC na swe 1ycie.

w przystepie ob}akania targne
la sic ia swe zycie 46-cioletnia ko
beta nazwiskiem Mr6zek, zam.
pm. 1856 w. 49 Place. Odkrecila
gaz, q dla lepszego skutku glove
siekiera sobie pociela.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-28
PozAR " KoPALNI- PoOHL0.
NAE 115o oFIAR.

Butte, Mont. Okolo 15O gorni-
k6w straci}o zycie v pozarze, kt6
/ ~ !, .wybuchl " kopalni miedzi Spe5
culator, nalezacej do North Butte
Mining Company. 81:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-28
! powodu padnliaru hllnkoW.

Boston, Mass. Piecioletni Jozef
Warren znajduje sic W szpitalu "
bardzo groznym stanie powodu
nadmiaru wychylenia. w6deczno-
sci, Rodzice malca czesto gesto
zakrapiali sic alkoholicznemi
trunkami, ktore tez staly sic ME
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-20
lrlr CONFESSIONS Or A WIFE
Theories Bore Unless They Are Yours.

/ Just lives aud breathrs the school
book concern anu when hc want to
plaN u is always al something or
with somebods | think ig foolish.
Sometimes. dear ! think he would
be- much happier without me, but
some conventional idea OF sticking
10 his wife won't let him own d
even to himself
Dick and I are Nalkcd out. Mol
ne. ! know every little convolution
OF his brain and / am sure ! have
bored him 20 death mdny times with
my theories
That's o. Mareie, YOU sec YOU
and Dick are not friends"
"Mollic" ciaculsted in tones OF
horror
Well YOU aren't afraid OF facing
things arc YOU
You know from the 6rst OF sour
marriage YOU and Dick have spoken
q different language Nou have nev
er been interested in the same
things You loved Dick, II the sud
den attraction that comes 10 as and
sweeps as on our feet NAV he called
such You may love him now-at
least. when he caresses YOU, your
nina - luliod 90 sleep. but Margic
YOU are nor as good pals a. YOU are
with Jim Eide. and his conversation
compared 10 that 90 Malcolm Stuart
really seem banal
Probahly DICK thaks n he lhinks
about ~ a. an. thar You are a high
brow ard fussy bat / can see plriull
YOU sfill exert the same physical
magnetism over him that you did 90
first You SEQ !largie YOU proha
bly, could make a pretty good siag
ger az loving each Other bur you
are not good rri,nds aud white
there r. nothing very exciting in
friend wife and fri,Sl hn band yet
think they are The best brand Tor
The long years of natrimoa'
"Nolh". Mollio. wh'rc did soa g.
ali lhis wonderful insight
From Won n dear, an.eored
Mobile promptly You taught me-
to think
And Nolic dear 7 am no' sure
that % roal blessing 20 "a $40
man
"l i rieh' ms dsar ,oa
don't ovcrNorb your think uot
which common -enso vep Hilie
book -cewA - me rather Wondernf
from woman WIN Droteu
who au do .otIuns ld lhm
To Bn Continued
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-20

fucnd Molllr Nery comfortable
nttc book AItho her leg is broken
N Two places It might have been
worse She was lying IN bed looklne
.o beautiful tha, one almost wished
iof ahc OF Tho picture that she
might siay there.
"Wher, have you been. you de-.
cenine creature" shc exclaimed
You look about 90 wears old ana
YOUR eyes are so bright that 10 blinds
me- almost TO look into thcm The
color ia your checks my dear.
would make your fortune II YOU
could bottle IL up and pat II on me
market
1--WE been out on ihc board walk
sine, F., O'Clock. answered
and i, Is now S" wa her obser
vation Who else gets up a. that
ungodiy hour in Atlantic City
ONLY the little old man who
seems 10 tAink it privilege TO push
paper down 20 cracks in the walk.
and Malcolm Siuar
oh was Moline only comment
Isn't " strangc shai Malcolm and
should ho such good friends ana
thar pick should not know him Al
all' somehow Mollic. ind il hard
10 talk 10 Malcolm OF Dick.
Mollio hc-ilated 4 moment and
,hen aid We'll. Narglc. being
Dicks sister and knowing him pretty
Wrll ! think be would bc lbc last
man would spour ont my heart TO
Nhon II WIS full ~ something that
I knew would no. interest him very
much ne would probably assent az
me wrong place and yaRn at tho end
Of the recital"
| laughed for Mullio had certainly
called The turn How often when
had been pouring nos heart out 20
Dick bad ~ done ihc YER thing
she had related and lof' undono Tho
thing she had infimated Md then
suddenly il came over me that Pas
laughing over H. laughing over The
yer, hng. 'ha bar short time
before had tortured mc almost De
yond belief
Moliie. ! asked do YOU do any
ot The thing sou dreamed o1 doing
Nth Chad
~ nat thing NArgic
"Well whom married pck *
pecfcd Ue would read q lut together
and ecus- things bus you see D"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-20
Philippine Embroidered
[ nderclOthes

are particularly interesting. for one
may purchase gowns and combina.
tions aud corset covers Of the sim.
plesi design 20 the most elaborate
imaginable.
COMBINATIONS. with scalloped
top and the smallest design
chemise with scalloped tops and
NO embroidery. the fine line of The
lingerie cloth unbroken from the
dainty top.
NlGHTGOWNS with the scallop
outlining The yoke in the most un-
usual way. with smsI-sleeyes EN-
broidercd and caught together with
ribbon
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-20
NEWS FROM THE WHITE SALE
Women Are Reveling in the
White Sale of Underclothes

Fashions in undermusllns
have changed quite as radically
as other fashions, since the
days our grandmothers spun
their flax and fashioned their
own garments.
Then they were practical rather
han dainty and 30 laboriously made
that woman had three or four
where she now has half dozen.
In The annual White sales where
women nowadays buy their musllns
for many months ahead-the best
aeedlewOrkcrs of the world send
their marvellous work.
And n is purchased IN such guam.
titles that the prices are wonderfullr
low
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-20
The Leather Alone in These
Shoes Is Worth More Than S4.85'

This is what a shoe mer-
chant from one of the larger
Michigan cities said when he
had examined the shoes. He
wondered how we were able
to sell fine shoes these days at
SLS5.
"Shoes just like these are
selling for much more in other
cities he said. why don't
YOU sell them all in a lump to
some merchant"
We explained that we pre-
uudSon'~-Iourth I
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-20

Never were pretSr. NOR
practical aprons invented. We
had the French munition
apron and the English muni-
tion automatically reproduced
for Christina novelty, and
they sold % well that we re
Gently reordered. and now
nave . new shipment of fresh.
crisp, dainty ones.
The charm OF these aprons
iics not only in their ineXpen-
size price C$l.95). but in the
fac that i'm them we have
something - r i T. K T. y T.
something that IS both attrac.
TIVE and useful.
Hud~on'~--l ourth Itinor-wusu uuiI
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-20
New Tailored Blollses

blouses with embroidered coliars
and cuffs also Scyer ~. teilorcI
blouses OF mems wear crepe mp
terial rcsemhhug~ pussy v1rfog TAT
feta
Al blouses in this collection are
noted not onl5 for their smar,nes
but for heir superior material ANA
for thoir excellent Tubing virtues
w oodwnrd building
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-20

Warm Coats. $50
Wool lelourS. green. brown,
navy and black full haring
and belted; large collars OF
cloth, some fur collars many
are fur lined
TGifeta Dresses, SIPS
For afternoon wear; pretty
draped skirts. wide girdles,
deep-cuiled sleeves, Copen-
hagen blue, rose, navy and
many lovely shades of gray.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-20
Munition Aprons Still the RAGE in Paris

Owing OF the universal use Of
aprons abroad due 10 the fact tha
women are doing the work that
they never did before. unique. prac-
tical, piquant aprons have been de.
signed called "munition aprons
There are two kinds English
and french. The French Is frilly.
"A liulr frivolous and makea de-
llghlfu house apron The English
IS cntirol' practical and very be-
coming
These aprons could Do worn IN
The morning in place OF hons
dre-ser. as women % ho nave siren
uou- household duties or are nice
go lp over drc for protection
hes could even bo worn for gar
dcnins
The materials arr prcales and
gnghams easily Numbered
Sl.95.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-20

ferTed to give our customers
the benefit OF the eXtraordin-
any low price that we have
placed upon these shoes to
clear them away before spring
goods get here. Our immense
winter stock left an unusual
~ large surplus which natur-
ally ha, reduced the price Of
ali those remaining.
- styles to choose from
all high. stylishly fashioned
shoes, mostly lace, kid and
fabric tops-Sf.SJ.
ID kufIdtur
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-20
Separate skirts, s.

Skirts, 81
In several different styles;
sergcs, poplins, side pleats,
navy blue and black; a few
green among the plain shades.
Serge Dresses. So 10 SI2.7j
Made with long, loose lines,
slightly belted at the waist
some With sashes that cross
in back and tie IN front; white
broadcloth collars and cuffs,
button trimming. pockets in
many different styles; splen-
did dresses for school wear.
1or--MuIn fluffdi nu
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-20
Low Prices Go on
pose
BoNs Clothing
--The Clearance Sale--

The Clearance Sale
hudson oNeicoat- and mackinaw
nave new pr es pUf,Upon nom 80
The clearance stio Saturday
Nll dependable .abgrS good
STYLES. GOOD wornmans hap Al
backed hF Hudson reliability and
guarantee.
Here are the Prices:
Ntcklnatr- 40 ~ and ~.
Iut tfItr nN. tsoat- 90 tn yctrs)
3t aHf5 art tfi
-ea".l oN.leoats 'tV go Us yc1rs)
frd s--ft
Ish huui aftt. ai~. ST. 30 and
ttt.H
Tnt ua -riouN t00ts are tor
Nuln- mel llrrH Backs and plain
ltah- lf Hrl y.t'f collars duu-
hlt-br. asf.D. Eure ienafhs smart.
fashion Hbfe Uhru warm uNsr-
coats lrr t.4h 500 u' students
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-20

Beautifully made, Of excellent
quality crepe de chine IN maise,
white and flesh. tucked across tlt
'front.' ana cfcreiF tailored Collar
thar Az qgare and low or collars
taat can be- worn high or low
Very practical and extremely al"
S5.75
At THIS same price are tailored
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-20
I'M The FASHION SALONS TO-DAY
Sweeping Mid-Winter Price
Changes in Women's Dresses
: 200 Serge and Silk Dresses to be Cleared Out
! Today at $40, $3.50, SIS, $3.50, SIS

All serge dresses, simple and
elaborate afternoon frocks that
remain from this winters stock
will have to go tomorrow to
make room for the rapidly COM
ing in new spring apparel.
or course these dresses are still in
perfect style and the materials in
many are so remarkably good The
very expensive models are assembled
with the inexpensive ones and all
viii sell for SO, $3.50, SIS. 1850,
and S25
In the collection are youthful
dresses, pretty girlish serges.
charming taifetas; dresses Of
distinction for older women,
several maternity dresses and
a few very good looking after
noon frocks for women in
mourning. There are velvet
teens, sergeS, satins, tafetas,
crepe de chimes.
This time Of the year the ward.
robe OF the average woman Is APT 20
looh little the worse for wear
and no one wants so put a vast for.
tune into gown al the end of
season before lhcy have had an op-
portunltl 20 study the next seasons
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-20
More Reductions in the
Young Women's Salon
Third FIo0r--W oodward Building)
For Girls and Young Women / to 20

Many attractive suits. coats and dresses may pul-
chased at much less than their former prices.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-20
The W ell Croonred
Woman

The woman whose hair is always
Well-dresaed whose complexion IL
clear and clean. whose hands are al
way in pcrfeci condition D. unQues
ionabl attractive II is NOT a. diff
uit 90 keep that way as one inagin's
u litlle time b. given TO COINS to
he correct place for having a sham
poo hc hair dressed a manicure and
a massage. every So often
our Mason Be- Beaute Is efhcicn,
and business like prompt IN keeping
appointments and excellent and sys
t,mattc
shampoo 50c and ,Jc
Manicure soc
Massage zoe 75c and Sioo
Marcel wave. 75c and 81
liairdressing 5oc
singing soc
Treatment for the hair, Doc 75c
and - 90
rhird Flnor--Nain UuiIdine
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-20

requirements and plan their spring
costumes To add one OF these very
inexpensive, good looking dresses to
wardrobe viii frcshen 1t wonder
fully
One can really pick up a re-
markedly serviceable 'in-be-
tween" frock at this sale. Every
woman needs a gown to wear
to informal functions. to wear
for evenings at home when dim
ing informally.
There are a few dresses of jersey
cloth that are remarkably good in
the $3.50 group
A few handsome gowns beaded and
trimmed with taffeta pleatings--ex.
cellent for the woman in mourning.
Smart serge dresses, many 10 Sc
lect from, few that are unusually
good can be discovered among the
many dresses marked Sl5
Among the dresses marked SIS,
are three or four dresses Of real
elegance -one velvet embroidered in
gold thread Is particularly appealing
Several brown dresses OF charm
other colors too of course
While the majority OF these dresses
are afternoon gowns, many in the
collection arc seTyiCoable street cos
TUNES evening dresses are also re-
duced 10 price
,or-Nain HniihfnG
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-20
Winter Stocks 4re
Being Cleared 1icay

in all parts of the Base
ment, and amazingly good
economies abound to which
people are helping them
selves in great numbers.
Come Saturday and see
what is going on in the Base
ment Store.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-20

Our large collection of fur coats
includes coats from $50 TO
50.
Short seal kin coats $50
Russian mink coats $50
Ncar seal coats SG5
lIud ON seal coats $50, Slop,
tlo5. $3.50. S1ej. SECS. 1925
tInd.on's--Ibird E'Ioo
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-20
Crepe de Chine
UnderclOthes

made of a quality that will
wear. IN many interesting.
different styles, from very
tailored combinations an d
gowns with no trimming
whatever to others m o 5 I
elaborate with lace and flow
ers of ribbon-with all the in
between styles.