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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-06
Pettiijjohn's
The Laxative Luxury


fakes IT. favoy dainty of which tires And supplies
folks would feel better they
Fine foods Bran supplies
doctor, avoid
Try week Note the good which result.
a braness diet.
Pejohns Flour
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-06

Lawler Bros, $50 N. Twelfth st.
Eleie Wyatt, 700 N. Tenth St.
T. A. Grabb, $50 N. Tenth ST.
Charles /. King, 700 N. Twelfth ST.
Clifford Mann, 1912 NJ. r st.
A. Bandura, col N. Thirteenth ST.
VIM. imperial, soe N. Sixteenth St.
Pienins Sisters, 20f South Ninth ST.
VIM. Fisher, 73S Sheridan ST.
II. T. Ewbanks Son, Grant and Ridge SITS.
J. p. Evans, POI Linden Ave-
j. w. TowIe & Co.. 1877 School st.
Thomas w. Erik, 2o3 Richmond Ave.
L. E. Little & Son, 432 Lincoln st.
o. o. Hodgn, so1 National Road, West.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-06

Dear Mrs. Thompson: % 1 am a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-28
TO TALK DAYLIGHT SAVING
Mayor Names City Representatives to
Convention Here Tuesday

The Daylight Saving Convention Will
be held at the Hotel Aston on Tuesday
and Wednesday. Among the speakers
will be Borough President Marks, Pro-
lessor Harold Jseoby, Robert P. Car
land, Harper Sibley, Arthur Brisbane,
Don Seitz, John Mitchell, Mrs. Harriet
stanton Blatch, Mayor Mitchell, Miss
Helen Varick Boswell. Dr.. John Wesley
Hill, =. II. Whitehouse, S. II. Halle
John X. Tener, Mrs. Eugene >. Grant
Baron c. A. Waleen, George c. Adee,
DR.. George +. Kunz, Robert Brunei,
Milton Harrison and John Barrett.
MAYOR Mitchell announced yesterday
The following representation for the
city: Herbert b. Swope, II. S. Thomp-
son, Charles NJ. Billinss, Hunter Wykes,
Bertram de y. Cruger, Henry W. Bull,
Charles Gehring, Frederic Kernochan,
Robert Adamson and A. A. Anderson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-28
BOROUGH OF RICHMOND.

RICHMOND.
Csttermole. Capt. Sch. Lawrence. 90
Stspletou.
soIhelm, c. ". Great Kills.
wlucapsv, G. c. & Sons. Princes Ray.
kmboy Garage, seil Amboy Road.
Brewer. II. a.. 1887 Amboy Road.
solhenl. G. n. Fl. Hillside Ave
NEW DORP.
Atlantic Garage. 2o62 Richmond Road
Wilcox 4 Taylor Auto Co, PALS Rich
mond Road
PLEASANT PLAINS.
Pleasant Plains Garage. GAO Amboy Rd.
PORT RICHMOND.
Port Richmond Garage. IS Ann So
Richmond Garage. lSs Richmond Ava
wincapsw. g. c. a Sons. Fl. Princes
Bay Road
RICHMOND.
Danker. John. COZ Richmond St
Dobler julius, 800 Centre 81.
sTAPLETO>.
Cat,ermole, c. NJ. Sch. Lawrence ~
Of Vanderbilt Ave.
j. ID, ktian Auto Co. Inc. 5ss Bay 81.
NeumAns Garage, 80 Ron 81.
Schcnck's Garage. 1923 Glove Road,
stapleton Garage. Bay h Congress Sta
United Tire Co, li6 Canal St
Wagner's Garage. Gordon 81.
TONIPkINSNIfIE.
Brighton Heights Garage. 40 Castle
Evans. Edw. !. 4 Co, 70 Grimm S.
St George Garage, stuyyesant n
TOTTENyIIIE.
Peto 4 Boyd. 24o Main 81.
Tottsnville Garage, 81 Bentley Ave
WEST NEW BRIGHTON.
Castleton Motor Car Co.. lO32 Castle
ton Ave.
Interboro Auto Repair & supply Co..
Elm ~, Richmond Terrace.
Progress Auto Co., 1875 Richmond
Turnpike
Short 4 Wisely Garage. 1854 Rich
mond Terrace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-28
LONG ISLAND.

SEA GATE.
Atlantic Yacht Club.
BROOKLYN.
Anderson. A. L., Ulmer Park Pier.
Polling, c.. Ft. Goth Sc.
CANARsIE.
Suffer Marine Eqp. Co.
COLLEGE POINT.
Kraemer. Herman.
Needham. VIM.
CORONA.
Mulcahy, Jno.
NORTH BPACH.
Werner Machine Wsy.
ROCkAWAY POINT.
Reid =. II.
SHEEPSHEAD BAT.
Burglsnd, Edr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-28
LAUNCH NAPHTHA POINTS
IN GREATER NEW YORK

Jacobs Robt. City Island.
Lechler. G. j.. City Island.
Malskon. A. City Island.
Narquardt. Franz. High Island
Quinn. G. r.. Clason's Point.
Rehm. Jno. Bronx Kills Boat House
TT. Walnut Ave.
The Anna Service. y. \. Yacht Club
Anchorage. Fl. East 33rd S., ~ Y. c.
Wood A Mcclure. city Island.
WEIGH. P. r.. ~. West i4Oth st.
Fl. West Goth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-28

FOREST HILLS.
Continental Garage. Confidential Ave
] Forest Hills Garage, Queens blyd.
Fred Frey. Metropolitan Cooper AYes'
GLENDALE.
A. Geler. 1904 Myrtle Ave.
| Vim. Rupp. Cooper Ave.
p. schoensegel 4 Co. Cooper Ave
Myrtle Garage. Cooper Myrtle AYES.
HOLLIS.
JAMAICA.
Baker Bros. Gsras. Co. Inc. 10 No
Frank Bsrman. ia Rockavsy Rd.
Disbrow Bros. Hillside Ave.
Franklin Garage. . Franklin ~.
W. b. Jones, Merrick Rd. 4 Springfield
d. Roster & Son. Hillside Ave.
Mott Bros. Hillside Ave.
New Hone Garage Merrick Road,
Palm Garage. Hillside & Flushing AYES
Wiegel's Garage, Union Hlll 81.
strang Auto Garage Co. Inc. Fulton
Mrs schmidt. Hillside 4 Columbus Ayss
Unity Garage. OF Queens Blvd
LITTLE NECK.
Cornell's Garage.
LONG ISLAND CITY.
Astoria Tancsb Co. 369 Jackson Ave.
G. J. Brown. Bridge Plaza.
Burke's Case. Station. Thompson Ave.
& hulst St.
Crescent Garage. 324 Jackson Ave.
Ford Motor Co, Jackson Ave
Model Garage. 95 Paynter Ave.
Richensteen Bros. Bridge Plaza.
Tafts City Garage. ITO First Ave.
Watts Gasoline station, Bridge Piazza.
Brown h Bredemeyer. 20 hadde 81.
MIDDLE VILLAGE.
HtrSch. Jacob.
NORTH BEACH.
welner Motor WORKS.
OZONE PARK.
L. r. Meliere. Jerome Ave.
Queens Auto Repair Shop. Hampstead
Mrs. G. Kammerer. Hampstead Rd.
RAAIBLERsyILLE.
Anderson & sierk.
II Paulson.
RICHMOND RILL.
Apex Garage. Leifcrts nr. Jsmsica Ava
J. r. Cameron, Hillside & Metropolitan
AYES
Kew Gardens Garage. Metropolitan Ave-.
K.AS. Garage & Repair Co. LefertsAys.
J. J. Lake l. Son, 1918 Jamaica Ave.
Park Garage. Lefcrts 4 Jamaica Ave
Richmond Hill Garage & Machine Co.
Hillside Ave. & Vine st.
jerome Garage, Jerome Greenwood
John johnson & Son. 2so4 JamaicsAve.
SOUTH OZONE PARK.
Council. John ,Rockawsy Rd.& LncolnAv.
SPRINGFIELD.
z. b. Abrams. Merrlck Rd. mr.. Spring
Geld Ave.
MILESTONE.
Beechurst Garage.
O'Fee's Garage.
WOODiIAyEN.
Gechan's Garage. 100 Jamaica Ave.
Il ROekaWaN A
A. +. Louvet, Jerome Ave.
Woodhaven Garage. q Blgelow st.
Woodhayen Garage Jamaica Ave.
w0ODsfDE.
Kunars Garage. Flushing Rd.
II. Mlgge Jackson Ave 4 Sth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-28

Kunar's Garage. Flushing I'd.
X. Mlgge. Jackson Ave. 4 Sth st.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-17
DRYS INDICATED
IN TENNESSEE,
DETROITER SAYS

{. V. Northrop. 81 No. 10 Church
ave- Highland Park. who ~ south
eYn representative for J. r. Wing a.
Company, OF Detroit. declares that
his experience in the south proves
TO him that prohibition Is good
thing and that Detroit will he bene-
fted by II. Writing 10 The Times
from Memphis Tenn, which has
been dry for the last six months, he
says that Tennessee is 10 become
bone dry" on March /. He quotes
from an editorial in the Memphis
Commercial appeal TO show that the
state will be bettered II the expe-
rience OF Memphis Is criterion.
The statistics show that there
has been a great reduction in the
fatal fights among the large Negro
population OF The city since the city
became dry. II has reduced loafiBg
and idleness very materially and
has taken The number OF arrests
among both the white ard colared
population 20 the lowest point In 10
years. Prohibition has already had
the effect OF dimming the lights in
the red light" district. merchants
are being patronized more freely,
there Is more money in the savings
banks, there is less gambling. all
lines OF business have improved,
and collections are much better.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-17
Mann FOR
PEACE IF
POSSIBLE
But Will Support War
To Limit If
Necessary

WASHINGTON. Feb. 17.-Th,
United States has enough Of bur
den 10 do its duty toward South and
Central America without "undertak
'ng 10 regulate the conduct and civ,
ilization OF the old nations OF Eu.
rope Representative Mann. minor,
lily leader. declared in the house
Friday. Mann was discussing the
S2f7 ,o00, 900 army appropriation bill.
II am determined TO do everything
In my power 10 keep this nation out
Of war" said Mann
When he added, but IL il becomes
necessary for us TO lick any foreign
country, am willing 10 go the lin.
1t. the house broke out in a series
OF rebel yell cheering that brought
corridor stragglers INTO the galleries
On the run.
Il am trusting IN hope and faith
that the president VIII do every.
thing which ne thinks he can posi-.
bly, do 10 keep up out OF war. said
Mann.
God only knows whore il viii
land US believe that as far as we
can Ne ought to remain the dom
inant force on the American coli
tinent and do not believe We are
obligated 10 regulate the world
I'VE have got big burden which
We have not yet successfnlly carried
to take care of Tho South and cen.
trail American countries When We
can perform that Job TO the credit OF
ourselves and OF our sister republics
i will oo time enough TO undort AXE
TO regulate the conduct and ciyiliza.
ton OF the old nations of Europc
now engaged in an effort TO destroy
civilization.
All opinions must be merged tc
tand by our country IL W. get INTO
walnut IL we enter the war We
Will have abandoned our policy To-
be supreme on the American con.
tinent and remain out OF the Euro.
pcan continent We will have placed
ourselves in a position where nj the
end of the war we shall have 10 take
part in regulating Belgium. Greece
Serbia. Bulgaria, Holland and Rus.
STA. Then We can no longer insist
on the American policy that Europe
must keep OUT OF American affairs"
III some European nations ordered
Us to keep out commerce of the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-17

Was mistaken. and that Instead Of
him" he should have said her"
he stopped to snic AT the tracks.
and somehow. he GMnt know just
why he became quite sure that he
had been mistaken, and that he
should have said her" instead OF
him"
1T don'Nmake any difference any.
way" he snapped 'T'll teach her
that she has no business herr. II
Is hard enough getting enough To
,at as II is"
So Reddy trotted on swiftly. talk.
ing to himself. saying unpleasant
things. you know. The tracks be.
came fresher. and when he shifted
at them the scent in them grew
stronger with every sniff This
meant that tho one who made them
could not be very far ahead. and he
would soon catch M. And then
keddy became aware that funn.
feeling was creeping over him The
ffesher those tracks and the strong.
err the scent ot them the funnier
grew that feeling. ill his ange- was
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-17
The Confessions of q Wife
You Cannot Buy a Reputation.

Isn't she a beauty" asked Mai
colin Stuart.
Ny eyes. little book. had travelled
from his face 10 the yacht lying out.
side. She certainly was beauty,
and think was enthusiastic
enough TO satisfy even the proudest
Of owners.
You see, Margie." he said 4
could not have anything but n per
feet yacht u was TO have your
name connected with g."
but. Malcolm. my nGmU Is Mar
garct"
Il know II and think IL is one o.
the most beautiful names IN the
world. hut to me you are always
little Lady Saliva. wish you could
10 for a short cruise or the boat.
Don't YOU think your husband might
come over for a weekend end we
could al go say as far down as Old
Point Comfort :"
Il would love 30, above al things,
| but | am pfruid you could no; per.
suade Dick 90 90 He Is not fond
OF sailing fo~ years my ambition
has been 20 travel. bu; Dick. you
see. has had 30 much ira ycling TO do
Tor the book concern that have
| often heard him say he Nodld BE-
| glad ir he never had TO go outside
our home city again as long az he
lived.
Have you never been abroad.
Margie?"
"NeA er. Dick went twice before
we were married. but he has never
had time togo since"
II always regret that the poetic
soul cannot steep itself in the beau
ties OF this old world. Ny life az
YOU know. has been That OF the row
| or, and when I think OF n tempera.
ment like yours that may never see
the wonders OF a tropical moon max
ing silver and pearl pathway from
ca 10 sky, may never look with
Wondering eyes on the stored ruins
on each side OF the Nile "a ones da.
habiyeh floats idly down. may never
skim over the watery streets OF
Venice to the song OF the sondolier
my whole beins is filled with re.
gret that such lover OF beauty may
not see and be Allied with these
memories forevermore.
Il had letter from Mary this
morning. Malcolm They have pur-
chased n home on the Italian sea
cast and she described n 10 me. 7
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-17

confess. her letter walked the wan
derlust in me little You see, MAJ
COIN. am very fond OF Mery and
20 be with her in her Italian hoUc
for little while would give me ~, GO
Happiness"
Malcolm, Stuart did not speak toi
long while l!e was luoh q
,traight out 90 the LADY Saliva. T1eu
he said. For the first time In my
life. Msrgie | and | am not able 10
40 the thlng / Wish 10 do. why dc
Xun KNOW would like 10 pn4-xaH
and your husband and MOllie and
Chad and anyone else you would
care TO have on that yacht and send
YOU straight over 10 the Pember.
tons7"
You are most generous. Mai.
colin"
NO. am no, -actually am OK
tremely selfish You probably will
never know that you are only see
ing the best side OF me Margie.
since tho terrible catastrophe in my
life. until I met you. | have never
denied myself anything wanted
very much. ! probably have been
what the world would call plea.
sure-loving sensualist But. Margie,
I have never had any real pleasure
Il has all been only distraction.
MY money has attracted TO me
- 10
ing TO sell themselves for as long as
my hands dropped gold into theirs.
My friendship for my good Doctor
virot and yourself has probably
been the only time In my whole OK.
istence when | was able to say |
have what other people .sall disin-
terested friends"
But, Malcolm. you certainly have
Mollie and Chad and Eliene and
Harry and Max. All OF them have
heard say wonderful things about
you"
yes, my dear girl. | know. hut
they are not friends like YOU and
Doctor virot. They don't know me
as YOU do. Why, Margle. do you
know what | have let myself into
by taking your confidence and friend
ship? I've got 90 measure up 10
your standard. never can be again
the Ishmael whose hand Is against
everyone and whom everyone Is
against"
Don't say that. Malcolm never
heard anyone say anything hut the
kindest things about you. and every.
one has sung your praises since YOU
started the chldren's hospital"
Yes" he answered with a bitter
smile. you can always buy the 49,
prevail Of the world II you sre Will
ing TO pay the price"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-17
1928 HOMES
BUILT IN YEAR
Building Statistics Show City
Can House 90.619 More Per.
sons Than In 1916

Detroit can accommodate 1928
more families or so,6l5 more per
sons than It could year ago.
These figures are contained in a
statistical report that has been sent
TO Guy ingalls,. deputy city clerk
by Charles Ludy. secretary OF the
building commission. for compila
tion In the new city manual.
The report shows that durins
the last year 1926 family resi-
dences have been erected Within
the corporate limits OF the city
Twoapartment buildings to tbs
number OF 1905. and s1s buildings
which Will accommodate more thar
two families have been built dur
ing the l2-month period A family
average or five persons is used as
a basis for the total in the report
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-17

clipping away. Yes. sir. his anger
WAS siippirg away. lie still made
dreadful threats OF what he would
do TO that stranger. but right In his
own heart he knew that he didn't
really mean one Of them lie anew
he was just trying 10 fool himself
by them. He Was more anxious
than ever to hni that stranger. lie
war even hoping that by no chance
lad the stranger left the Old Pas
ture. Such dainty footprints He
was quite sure that never had he
seen any 10 be compared with them.
Suddenly Reddy had feeling that
some one was watching him. Per.
haps you have had that feeling your
self some time. II made him stop
and stare very hard at a clump OF
bushes just ahead. Did something
more there? With a sharp little
"Yap." Reddy sprang forward. and
as he did 20 a slim red form bound.
Ell out from the bushes and away.
II was the stranger. AZ the sight OF
tie stranger the funny feeling which
had been stealing ever Reddy grew
tin more funny II took away every
bit OF anger and in its place lett
great desire 20 make friends With
this stranger. for she was very beau
tlful. Reddy was quite sure that she
was the most beautiful fox he ever
had seen. the most beautiful fox tha.
ever lived
Now instead OF wanting TO drive
her away he was afraid terribly
afraid tina; she would go away and
he would never see her again He
wanted ho.' To stay.
wait, please don't go" he called
and ran after her.
But she was very timid. was this
stranger and very swift OF foot
Tho Reddy ran bis fastest he
rot no more than A glimpse OF her
red cloak now and then a. she twist
I'd this WAY add rITned that wa
among the bushes. But tho she ran
away from Kim she didn't leave Tho
Old Pasture.
At last Reddy had 10 stop 20 rest.
Hs sat down with his tongue hang
ing from his mouth. for he was quite
out OF breath and tired. lie was dis
appointed and discouraged. lie had
done his best. his very best. but IN
spite OF this he had not been able
to get any nearer the beautiful
stranger. and II seemed TO him now
that this was the one thing he want.
Ell most in all the Sorla Presently
h. had that funny feeling again,
that feeling OF being watched. He
turned his head cute xiv There.
peering around the edge ~ biz
rock was the face ~ the stranger
she had stolen sack and was watch
ing him timidls Roddy had fun
rier feeling than ever Non will
never guess what that feeling was.
II was feeling OF bashfulness. Nes,
hir. for the Grst lime in his life Red
dy Fox telt bashful
Next story The Timid Stranger
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-17

swiftly Reddy Fox followed the
strange tracks he had found In the
Old Pasture. and hls face was not at
Ill pleasant to see. His lips were
lifted enough to show his teeth. and
In his eyes was an angry look that
seemed TO promise something very
unpleasant for some one. That some
che Reddy intended 10 be the
strange fox who had dared 10 come
hunting In the Old Pasture. You
zee Reddy regarded the Old Pasture
and the Green Meadows and the
Green Forest as belong to Old Gran
ny Fox aud himself That Ia he felt
that no other fox had any right to
hunt there.
THAT fox has got Smaller feet
that | have. and 80 mus, be smaller
than | am. ! guess I'll teach him a
lesson when | catch m with him."
ne muttered angrily. Right that
very minute a funny thought popped
into Reddy's head. scpposing he
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-17
LONE CANDIDATE
ASKS COURT TO
ORDER PRIMARY

LANSING, Mich. Feb. l6-~l he
supreme court viii convene in spe.
cial session Monday to hear The pc
ttion for mandanus b. Circui,
Judge Walter r. North, of Battle
creek. against VIII a. Cady. county
clerk OF Calhoun county. 20 compel
him 70 certify Judge North's name
to The board OF election commission
crs and pries~bdllots for 4 primary
election.
JudgN North is unopposed for re-
election by any other candidate OF
any party. the county clerk has re-.
fused 10 hold primary election,
Tho expense OF which VIII amount 20
about $4,000
The suit is a friendly one The
petitioner contends that tho failure
20 hold an election would deprive
the electors OF other parties thar
that represented by the single can
didate OF an opportunity to nominate
on the ballot
rrintirE-fhe oIsrn neat kind-thrt
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-17

seas. would you Interfere" inter
rupted Rep. Dies, OF Texas
What you'd YOU doT' parted
Mann.
Il will tell you when can explain
my'ylews In a speech" Dies said.
The gentleman Is trying TO en-
harrass me by a question ne will not
answer himself" said Mann.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-17

Statistics show that millions OF dol
lars are spent for medicines every
year This being a year when the
High Cost OF Living IL n source OF
study for all. why not try spending
a dime instead OF a dollar
Medical authorities as a unit de-
clare that nine-tenths OF our Ills are
due TO constipation. Inactive funo-
lions OF bowels and kidneys, and a
simple but reliable physic. tonic,
purifying little pill will set you right
and Keep you right at cost OF only
loo or sbc. Ask for Casca Royal
Pills. try them for week or two
and see how we'll and strong you
keep. Headache. neuralgia. rheuTna e
tic pains, dyspepsia. biliousnsss
backRche and numerous other Ills
will quickly vanish. Sold by drug
gtsts verywhere.--Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-17
FREIGHTER BEATS
OFF SUBMARINE

NEW YORK, Feb. ia story
OF a running fight with a German
submarine In which she drove
away the U-boat with her stern
gun, was brought here today by the
French line freighter Honduras
The Honduras was attacked 20
miles from Brest when on her last
trip homeward. officers said. The
submarine fred IS shells al the
freighter. striking her bridge and
stern. but without serious damage
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-17

Edward d. Devine, who has nled
his petition for nomination as
school inspector, is candidate for
the twoyear term instead OF the
four. as has been announced. He
is running on the Republican ticket.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-17

Germany did not become ship
building nation until within the last
ecneration.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-17
Until Noon Only
Fifth Floor Shops

JAP SILK PETTICOATs with Z
rows % Ffirt lace COTTON dnsf ruff
ne f1fb valuse, SATURDAY
MORNING. Nnit .......... ..... sf.a5
muslin GOWNS sleeveless
sfyfns. trimmed with deep Filet
iares 81 - Value saturday
MORNING only 75c
MUSLIN CpISET COVERS rs
r. nlalvd with Naier -icuues lace
swiss embroidered So value aS~
s. and 1875 RRASSTERf .S--Ciuny
laced trimmed. top and bottom.
hook 'front.' style. reinforced shields.
pink ribbon drawn-uNTtL NOON
each ....a...- .......ss ne
uesss'. FIfth riesr
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-17
Until Noon Only in
Hosiery Shop

Ladies' Fiber Silk Hose-Black
and Tan. very fine quality. 39c
values, special for .,.........st
Ladies' Black Cashmere Hose in
he wanted weights. Regular 81
values. special. ....-...........6 CSC
Ladies' SILK Boot Hosea very
fine durable quality black only. sec
Nhlues, loT ...........+... .sl,OO
Ladies' Fine Boot SILK Hose-ln
Brown. Gray. Taupe. Ivory White
and Black. Special. a pair -. .65e
UcaIy's Main Floor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-17

prfnfinE-the plain neat kiad-thst
O. rfght-Tfmes job Dept.-Msin <S7o.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-17
Until Noon on Fifth Floor

LUNCH NAPEISs-sx direr~de-
a
nch
NJ
Wool. ETS-Size plaids
hemstch. IS. value. SATURDAY M0HNTNGeari
SATURDAY
also 81 value
SATCRpAY MCRNfNg-each.
1EMSTtTf1Irp rf'"R MouoEram
Dc
Towels all checked tovelng CSC Tor i0
BABY Pv e'dS mad stamped fine linen win edge
" a,SSb wS. 6rovs5 Pesef centers stamped with all soad
Vs. valu for 2sc
Of stamped embroidery Ii
isundry pses made cretonpe
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-17
Until Noon Only
Neckwear Shop

GEoRGETTE COLLAR Seal
l. ped edge. embroidered sailor hack
Toe values for. ................ tDc
ORGANDIE COLLAR Assorted
lot--lacc trimmed. hemstitched
hem and picot edge. SOC values 39c
GEORGETTE COILAR--Lace In
sertions, pointed shoulder effect,
ORGANDIE COLLAR AND CUFF
SETS Plain hemstitched hem SOC
CREPE DE CHINE COLLARS
Deep sailor back plain henstitch-
Cd sec value for ............ t5c
ORG ANDfE AND NET NESTEES
High neck hand embroidel ID -
and O. 50 values . SIC
GEOitSETTE COLLARS Plain.
lace trimmed and rufHed edge sc
values ...........-.,.... So-
HIGH NECK GuIMrs -of ENC
not. 7Sc values FOR soc
oUGANpIE CNII.Nr AND col
LAR AND CCFF SETS vhtlY
sollrd soc and Eac vriues Tor. iSc
HOrUOfR CAp AM SHIPPERS
PINK and Blue 1sc value FOR snc
NIT COLLAR Plain ana ruffe
trimmed see values for 70
Hrsly's Nsin Floor
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