The Detroit times. [volume], September 04, 1908, FIRST EDITION, Page Page Five, Image 5

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VISITORS TO THE
STATE FAIR.
. K
Eight Immense floors filled with everything Imaginable In the Music
litn- from a l"c Mouth Organ so a $10,(too Church Organ from a -i>c
Tot IMano to a superb STKINNVAY Concert Grand, the supreme crea
tion of the IMano Makers' art.
All Visitors Entertained
With special concerts, demonstrating the marvelous WELTEMIGNON
IMANO, which exactly reproduces the playing of Paderewski and other
renowned Artists; also the genuine PIANOLA PIANO, which anyone
can play; and those great home-entertainers, the Edison PHONO
GRAPH and the VICTOR, which actually bring the voices of the
World's greatest Singers and the music of the best Hands. Orchestras,
etc., right into the home.
These and other instruments will be gladly played and explained
to all who visit our store during Fair week, and the opportunity given
to inspeet, from basement to root’, the largest, handsomest, most con
veniently arranged and best equipped Music House lu the country.
Parcels cared fur and writing materials furnished FREE Make our
store your headquarters and arrange to meet your friends here.
GRINNELL BROS.
Grinnell Bldg., 243-347 WOODWARD AVE.
Just North of Clifford St. Near the Park.
THE HUDSON STORE
Trunks and Suit Cases
At Unusual Prices
Polow the market Kvery single one of the offerings. And all are
of the guaranteed kind They are samples and the ends of lines. That
explains the differences in the prices:
Trunks, canvas covered. bound
with h..rd\vi>*>d slats. steel riveted
and Iron cornered.
Size .! i Inch. mi a.VI.*, \\ >rth $o f.O.
Size .!d m h. at S3.IA, worth sti.OO.
Trunk.**, brass trimmed, with heav
ly mounted corners, strapped very
strong, but light, lit ted with an ex
ua tiai
Size 34 inch, ai *s»r», worth $ 10.00.
Size 36 Inch, at atMi.'. worth til
Trunk", all steel hound, strapped
and riveted, linen faced Inside, extra
tray. Finely made throughout.
Size 5 4 Inch, nt as.7ft, worth $H‘
Size 36 inch, ni fu».2.'. worth $10.50.
MKZZAXIN’E.
Misses’ Shoes at $2
Gathered for clearance today is a large collection of Misses
$2.50 Shoes, which have become broken in sizes, and which will
go out in a hurry at $2 a pair.
They are excellent Shoes, in Box Calf, Velour Calf. Patent
Kid and Vici Kid. Sizes nj/j to 2. Widths, Bto E. \ou save
an even half dollar on every pair. (First Floor.)
HAIR GOODS
This week there will be a good opportunity for women to
take advantage of the low prices which wc are able to offer on
as tine a lot of Switches and Puffs as ever came to this market;
■ fehc niim. difficult shades matched. •
Fuss Sets of X, at 98c upward*.
Naturally Wavy 24-lneh flair, $2.98.
lfi-lnch Switches, 98c.
18-lnch Switches. $1.49. i Second Floor.)
Blpe and White Enamel Ware at Cost
jnnqt. (ii>c Dish Fans, white lined, fully guaranteed, at 43c.
" 14-qt. 7fie Dish Fans, white lined, fully guaranteed, at 48c..
Preserving Kettles, white lined and guaranteed—l2-qt. size at 48c;
14-qt. site at 75c.
Clothes Pins Bag, With ■"» dozen Clothes Pins, special, while they last,
at 15c. complete
Splint Wash Basket, regular 50c kind, with leather handle, extra
fine. 35c.
Sleeve Boards, padded and cloth cornered top. neatly finished, 25c
kind, special. 16c.
' Mason Jar Rubbers, pint and quart sites, special. 2c per dozen.
Toilet Paper, 6 rolls for 25c« extra flue tissue.
Men’s $1 Negligee Shirts at 79c
The manufacturer who makes an "Hudson Special" Dollar Shirts, sold
us the balance of his Negligee styles at a discount. All finely made twins
new and fresh. In attractive patterns. A remarkably big $1 quality.
Friday. 79c each. Blues, grays, tans and many light patterns
Also a collection of about one hundred 60c, 75c and $1 Negligee Shirts,
broken lines, in sizes H**». 16*4, 17 and l? I *. All at 29c each. (First
Floor.)
The J. L. Hudson Company
STURDY SCHOOL SUITS.
Fit Out the Boy for 9chool on the
Easy Payment Plan.
Look well into tlo* matter of boys'
clothing. most of ii la dear at any
price But not so
with the boys' cloth
ini; sold at .Vlenter
& Hosenbloom Cos 'a.
r Months Ave.
livery suit In their
store Is known *as
lona service cloth
ing. made ol alum
material well stitch
ed sea ms . and
strongly sewed but
tons.
The boy will ap
pear well If dressed
In one of Menter &
Kosenblonm suits,
and best of all the
JUtCfi&.UfC .luwami vb+- values cannot
be surpassed in any store In this city.
Charge your purchase and pay In con
venient payments. SI.OO a week.
Are cordially invited to Inspect the mag
nifieent new home of (JKINNELL BROS.
Michigan's' Leading Music House—and the
Finest Exhibition of the
World’s Leading
PIANOS
And other Musical Instruments ever shown
In this State.
We have no display on the Fair Grounds,
but our store is an exposition in itself
THE HUDSON STORE
| Suit Caiei, Karatol, which ro
aembles leather, light, strong, dur
able, made with aUel trainee and
leather corner*.
24 Inch size, nt SI «>n. worth $1 SO.
24 Inch vise, at gl.no, worth $2 '>o
26 Inch Nice, at 91-70. worth $2.50.
S lid Cowhide Sun Case* *t«<-l
frames, strapped, flr.e workmanship,
strung and substantia!
24 inch size, ui 94. an. worth f4.o©
24 Inch size, at 9&.4tV, worth $0.50.
Matting Suit Cases, mad*- from
hand-woven matting, with leather
trimmings, light but long-wearing,
an ideal summer suit case.
22 inch *lio, at 9*2*. worth $3 00.
24 Inch slxo. at 92.U5, worth $ 1 00.
ACCUSED MURDERESS
STANDS MUTE AS PLEA
Mrs. Victoria Cymbalowskl, i-haig*
with the murder or her husbanu
mute when arraigned before judge
'Connolly Thursday morning, and a
plea of not guilty was entered by the
'court. No date* for her trial has been
act. Similar pie*s were entered by
Fred M*ad arid Kdward Beebyhyser.
the former street car conductors
charged \clth embezzlement by nresns
of a tr.uisf. : system *>f their own. j
SULTAN FINED AND
MUST BE HANGEDi
MANILA, Sept. 3.—The territorial
supreme cotirt todAy decided that the ,
sultan of Dunahara must ha:*g for i
i the part he took as leader of the raid
on Parang. Island of Mindanao Janu
aryf l mu. wherein J. W, ALJ-fvualJ
" WSVlilllec! T7y The raiders. Besides
being condemned to be hanged the
sultan I* ordered Jp pay to lb*? heir*
lof McDonald $5 ym J
THE DETROIT : FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 4. rgoß.
YANKED OUT HAIR
BY TOE HANDFUL
MRS. MUSIEL SAYS MRS. STALEY
DID—WANTS SIO,OOO
DAMAGES.
Alleging that Ella May Staley,
pulled great handful)* of hair from tier
bead, wa!keil upon her prostrate body
and beat her until she was bruised
from head to foot, Ainu .Viusiel began
suit la (,-iii -lit court i hui Mluy n ora
i*e- claiming fio.uoo damages
Tie p.a,ntilT, although married Una
i lived apart from her liusbaa I fur
some time, and supports herself keep-
Img boarder ~ sue tin I the defendant
have not been filendlv recently. Mrs
i Musi* 1 claiming that Mrs. Stab y had
I standi re 1 her. On Aug. 11 the two
'met at tin eo* , » e* it *'Jrai» d-nve. and
Hastings -a , and tin re were sunn- and >•
lugs, '.he, damage spit is ihn result.
Mr.. Muslei claims that us a r -suit
l of the beating she go sin* ha o» eii
| unable to work, and has been ;ur»«d
j to «xpend a large sum for an li< ip»
and dm tor'- ser\ i«•*-s
DEPUTY SHERIFF
! DIES SUDDENLY
i
JOHN LUCEY’S DEATH FOLLOWS
PARALYTIC STROKE—SECOND
DEATH ON BURNS’ STAFF.
1
Suffering from paralysis, with which
he was stihkin Wednesday night,
John Lucey. aged 32, died Thursday
morning at ins home. No. hi Grand
River-ave., in the house in which he
1 was born.
Lucey was a deputy sheriff, and was
employed on the office staff of Sheriff
j Huron. He was at work Tuesday ap
parently in his usual health, but was
j indisposed Wednesday and did not re
port. at the office. As soon as nts
death was reported at the county
I building circuit court adjourned for
j the day as a mark of respect to de
ceased.
This Is the second sudden death to
Occur among members of Sheriff
| Burns' staff recently, Deputy Sheriff
Miller having dropped d* ad two weeks
i ago.
WOMAN CAPTURES
CLEVER BURGLAR
I
Mrs. A. J. Gross, wife of the proprie- 1
tor of the Cruss laundry, cleverly
trapped a burglnr In her home Wed
nesday afternoon. Returning from a
trip down town she heard u noise in
! the house, and upon investigation,
! found a man inside. Before the in
i trader could escape she shut the door
' aud turned the key. The man made a
frantic effort to open the door, but he
I failed, and was easily ( apttired bv a
j crowd of men who gathered In re
rapunse LimMis Gross' calls. He gave
his name as Thomas Murphy, but he
| was identified at police headquarters
ins Thomas O’Connor, a burglar from
New York, with a bad record
PEOPLE FAVOR
CONVENTION HALE
j
Many of the aldermen who are in
terested in the convention hall pro
ject are sounding their constituents In
; regard to the vote to be held within
| three weeks to determine public sen
j tlmont in regard to paying for the hall
"I find that the people of the city
are generally In favor of a convention
hall," says Aid. Broco, who has been a
j leader In the matter.
HAL BMPS i
NEW YORK CLUB
I
NEW YORK, Sept. 3.—Hal Chase
has Jumped the New York club'and,
according to the generally credited
statements of his friends, has left for
the I'aciflc (oast to join the outlaw
: 1« ague in which .Hiiay. N‘c■TuirTTnd <><h
I er players under contract to National
j agreement dub* are now playing.
Chase has I * en the target for con
siderable criticism of late, and has
been recently dUdpPnod by Manager
Elberfeld f r Indifferent play.
It is und rs'ood that Morlaity will
piny first lyae fur the dub fur the re
mainder of the year.
Scene of Wednesday Night's
Murder on Woodward-Ave
Jj* S I I't A
' IF / a jl
B .a Isl i A AJmSKVv
* / W' y f * | rrT~'w W t
- ■■ i ■■• in ■■*■ iA i- - i >„J
In tbU little stare, nt >a. TOS Wnotneil-er., Ilrtnlel W nlner wan ibiit in
arnlh In u bnttle with n pnlr ut rubber*.
$1.25 Petticoats 79c
White t'nmhiir Pt'tieoats.
made with 15-iuch flounce,
cluster tucks mid ruffle of
wide eml*tid(lir> in blind
01 oyejet patterns. Lawn
dust ruffle and under
flounce. l{*Kular $1
value; Friday, 79c.
1 \
White Lawn Waists
Worth up to SI.OO
Just a small lot of 40 dozen that we’re going to let
go Friday at this abnormally low price because they
are soiled, mussed or odds and ends. Various styles
made of sheer white lawn and lingerie cloth, with solid
embroidery fronts or trimmed with embroidery and
Val. luce. Long and short sleeves. None of these
Waists sold under f>9c, some were 7*>c, and many are
genuine SI.OO values.
On sale from 10 to 111, or while they last Friday
morning at choice for 39c. All sizes in the lot, hut not
In every style.
28 LIS LOST BY
SHIP'S SUING;
VICTORIA. B. c.. Sept. 3.—'Twenty
eight lives were lost on Aug. U, by
the sinking of tin- Japanese steamer
Bangkok Maru, off China prefecture, j
according to news brought to this city,
by the Japanese steamer Tango Muru.
The Bangkok went to pieces on the
rocks off China Prefecture in a high '
gale. Nine of the passengers were
saved by the crew of the Tango Maru. I
burglar caught
IN TAILOR SIIQP-.
The tailor shop of Thomas li. King,
at No. Kort-st. wist, was entered
by a burglar Wediu sduy nigh* but
tin* intruder «hs caught at his work
and captured. A passing pa’rolmua
heard a noise Inside, ;.l.d upon luveatl*
gation, found a man about to leave tho
place with six pieces of expensive
cloth. Fie was lock UL"P
Photograph Studio, Sixth Floor.
Vax&Micft %&Va.cYmVV
Gratiot to Monroe on Farmer St.
Basement School Shoes
SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Today and Saturday wo place on sale in our basement department
a special purchase of Hoys' and (Jirls' School Shoes, which were closed out
to us at u remarkable concession In price. These values which are truly
unusual, will be priced for these two days at the following:
VOI It I lion K OF TWO STI IIItV NTYI.KN IN HOYS’ FINK YKLOIIt CALF
M llooi. siloKv lilt.'** und Hlucher patterns, regular ® I o r
$- »>) (•» 50 value*, at I .o_>
Ml'.*!:*’ FINK U N HKTAI. CALF llooi. SIIOKK. button or hue, silk
stltehed. solid oak soles, regular $« wo value* cl c c
rl7.es | | U to '1 , ) 1 .O J
MINHK**’ IIOX CALF SCHOOL StIOKM, with dull kid top*, hut Cl
ton or la* e. e*j»et tally built for school, regular $1.76 values I • JVJ
l«irgft Missc-' Hox i'alf or lino Kld Patent Tin School Shoes, button or luce,
drexsv ami substantial, for hardest School wear. » i QC
elites JU to 6• „ ; regular $11. 60 value*. 4> 1 J
Child's sturdy Hox t’aif Play Shoe*. *l*,* 81* to 11, In button or lace, soft
and pliable, neat and stylish, regular r i T.C
91.86 value* J) I .J J
VNo many other dependable bargains, which mean* a big saving on the fam
ily shoe Mils.
TIII>K II V It). \I N s IN Ol II II \SK MI'.N T ONLY.
Take Stairway from First Floor.
R. H. FYFE CO.
183-185 Woodward Avt.
CANEUDATE IS IN JAIL:
PjrtJ>XY SPEAKS FOR HIM
Niunst C,illhiius, (a* roxy candidate I
for pr*-isitW at of tin- dullattc l-abor
party. Mill speak ><ii question* vital to
worker y in \t bolter hall. Kushoil nnd
Cat her~ t ‘ Tu< s<iav evening. Sept
S Morrlo It Crouton, the cnnmdato
for pv» vbb-nt. hits been imprisoned in
the Carson City, Nevada, jail for the
last two yoais for shooting tin* pro
ptletoi of n restaurant In Ooldfleid.
Nevada, it Is claimed m self-defense.
LAWSON DIDN’T COME
TO CHANGE PROBE
NCW YORK, Sept. * Thomas W
l.awson did not keep his advertised
appearance before the special corn
tnlttoe of the New York Stock Ex
change that is investigating the A O.
Tirown failure It a.is explained that
there were two reason* why he did
hot come the a_to< k Exchange dt4 rmt
want Film and he did not want to
come. ,
There are no late developments of
[interest In the Rrown matter. Receiv-
I*T Littlefield has looked over the aa
•ela of the tirxo i
Summer Dresses that were $7.50 or Less
All in One Lot Friday at $1.95 Each •
Shin Wuist Suita, Jumper. Dresses and Lawn Princess Dresses—about 200 in the a *ortment— our entlrU
variety of styles that sold up to $, 50. Lawns, KliiKhuniH, |*-ieules and lingerie cloth* in plain whit©, small
eheckM, stripes, coin and pulkudota. Trimmed with sell or contrasting hands. lace and embroidery* All till*
season s popular styles. Itenulai prices $2.Da, $195, $j and $7 s'». Friday, while they last. you can tak© your
pick of the lot for only $1.95.
35c Underwear 25c
till is’ hlaek ill* hed I‘ants, always
sold at 35c; Frldtiy only. 25c.
10c Granite Cupsl je
double ci*at*d Gray Granite
Drinking t’ups, ‘a-pl. sl/e, Fri
day. 10c.
i^cCuspidor^o^
tlray granite duspidors. double
coated, 2 fie value. Friday, 10c
75c Kettles 35c
Granite Preserving Kettles, lip
l-eil. Jl-qt. size, Friday, while
they last. 35c.
$1.25 Kettles 50c
Merlin Kettles, with rovers. 16-
i|t. size, double coated Kray
Kranite ware; worth $1.25; Kri
dav, 50c.
CHILDREN’S DAY
AT MICHIGAN STATE FAIR
FRIDAY, SEPT. 4th
AH Children Under 12
ADMITTED FREE
PAIN'S GREAT FIREWORKS
BEGIN SATURDAY EVENING
••DETROIT DA Y” Saturday. Sept. S.
Largest and Finest Exhibit in History of the State.
THE HEART
■&T&C&
45c Pails 25c
Japan tied t’haniher Falls, with
over, 12-<|L; regular price 1 r»e;
Friday, 25c.
All Copper Wash itoiiers. No. !*
size, will) tight-fit ting covei and
stationary handles: Frida v,
$2.25.
35cSoa^I)ishesi9c
Nickel plated Wall Soap Dishes;
regular price 25e; Friday only.
19c.
75c Towel Bars 39c
Nickel plated brass Towel liars,
for bath rooms, Ik-inch sue;
Friday. 39c.
98c Berry Sets 59c
Imported China Merry Sets,
neatly decorated, 7 pieces; Fri
day, whilo they last. 59c.
2-Hour Sale
Friday Morning
39c
j Mr. t.ttflefleld has not made an ea
llniat*» of the .inset n and HabllUiaa y**t,
, lint the Impression grows that thv>
• will range ground $*,000,000. *
Restaurant in the Basement.
Mail Orders Carefully F lied.
Watch Us Grow
< »ur new direct*u\
<»ut diows a ill
of 25', in two montii>.
Are You In It?
Home
Telephone Cos.
Flannelette 9c I
And some 15c
the assortment.
v ide Percales in light asm
dark colors. York atrip#*
Seersuckers and Red
Binghams, cheAs, HtrlpoeJ
and pliilu wlafij UMi c
lac values, Friday ouly \
50c Jap China 29c
Choice of Tea*■ Pots or Sugay
and I‘ii.iin Seta, fine Japanese
t’hina. worth 50c; Friday, 29e.
$1.25 L) r esser Sets 50c
Imported china 9-piece Dresser
S* i , ro <• decoration; Friday,
, it, 50c.
Men’s SI.OO Hats 48c
• Ua< k ami tan colors in Men's
Frnsh Hi!'., lino quality felt;
tl.nn \alu**; Friday, 48c.
Boys’ 50c Caps 29c
Cloth Chps in plain colors and
fancy patterns King Edward,
Ft on and golf styles—soc value;
Friday, 29c.
$3.50 Suit Cases $2.19
Eight weight Matting Suit
Cases. 24-ineh size, with solid
leather corners, bound edges and
brass locks; $3.50 value; Friday
only, $2.19.
$2.50 Magazine
Backs $1.35
Solid oak Magazine Racks, fin
ished in Early English styles,
four shelve . .lust the right
.depth for standard magazines
and wide enough to hold a great
many numbers. Solidly built.
Worth s~'.Gu; Friday only, $1.35.
AMUSEMENTS.
DETROIT OPERA HOUSE
ll rvL. Ilt'itlnitin Mouiluy, utlii'r 7,
I. limit till l| 111 m:i;.
PAI Bin FULL
Mills Noll HI'.I.MMi,
..a.TE MPLE....
Man.- lour .Seaaoa lt<*»cr\ttilona hi oner.
FRANK NELSON Ac CO.
i*iu}i«-t. •••rune ri iiiii.i, iits.”
"fArhoolhot s ntnl S ■lioolgirli*.’' Mow
nnl k All l w l1■ ii fooli s nrnl Comedy
H« vale \ ililiij. Iruupt, litwnu, Whl*
ter* i'i iiuker, 'J'oiu Jack Trio, J.lb-
L'tsi’t Ac W uri'ti, Dick I.yruli, Klneto-
K rujih. Next W* k Hubert Milliard
pi'Mt-iilfi >lls% l■■ nlt* lllnuclir A t 'o.
I i:\i-ry fCrmlig
Hutlnet* xuiurilay,
ix>ttlo ninir Parker'* Itrautlful Play.
"UNDER SOUTHERN SKIES"
A Kanclnatlnc Story of the Southland.
i Aral wrrk—Tlte Itaj* anil their Hite Cos.
WHITNFY 1 * -.-jo-aor
vw ■■■ ■ lit. I Mttllne«-« 10-ir»2sr
The St. i lltiK Young A. |(U VouiiK ll!»r-
I fain, la tMi,n. i: Itlancy'a Big«ci.t
SneceF*.
“Sheriff of Culch M
A Startling Story of ill. .tri the I- rontier.
I 'lnline.- Dull« larcid 11 edneaitny.
.Next tve-k * moo a. Sinuifirlrra of Fruco
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