The Detroit times. [volume], March 05, 1909, LAST EDITION, Page Page Five, Image 5

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Have You Saved on Shoes?
/ I If you haven't done ho already, come here first thing Saturday mornltiK- You'll
| I find exceptional values in Men’s, Women's ami Children's winter footwear--they're
m, l bargains, too. We simply have to make, these prices because of the remodel
ing of our store— -the work that when completed will give Detroit the finest shoe
store in the country. You re missing a money saver if you neglect to take ad
W*~ vantage of th* bargains lor Saturday—there will he some new ones then
; For MEN
Nrsulnr rj.r.ll anil Stun tnim* In
Mirn'* • • :«i I ouifnrl siuif,—lhr
•“•ill fur Irnilrr »iitl
li*hl her h nil plnlo fop*, if 4 AC
*nlr |irl« «- . ..... I ioO
Onp lot of mm'* hrmy nnrklaa
rongrrM or Inpp *iylr*.
I hear nrr iiikrn from rruular
SI ~T, noil S’-.IIP MiiH-k. 4 On
snip prior .... 9 I iOV
snliir* 4 nc
*ulr price $ lipO
Men’s Dress Shoes
to PI) lint cell iiph mi m!iii|m-m unit
pm tern* In lini ion. | tic* |,lii
rhrr m(> Ic*—
•- mill •- T."i i» 4 nr
»SlMI* 91190
*fs - $2.65
• limi nml g.\ on AC
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Who nml su no <f n A C
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l&foezrcfftoe Cbmna/zv;
. .k 29-31 MONROeUvE.mk fARMtR
Concerning
Electric Power
Efficiency
•rj <■
f T
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•1; »ti
>u
The Edison
Illuminating Company
* MAIN 522a
THESE PRICES SO LOW
YOU'LL BE SATISFIED
Three Specials in
Women’s Mus Sin
Wear
ft Mali! liown., oiH' I iM‘ of ft.-
inrlHl at vie*, Sattirduv only,
75c
On** Table <it Vtiinliu *klrt«, fl
anil $1 \ 1 1 ill Sat- 7Rn
uni.iv nil . i hob • .. . •
Oikluk 1' In it nr I (iimn«, ottr n Kil*
In uni 7.*.< Values*
Hatunlu) iinlv 99W
i*i it 11 sl . I'.trlek mill tmrrlrnn
I'lnui In -Ilk f«>r talili* deeora-
I'fini Hint banquets, lOi* prr
iliarn t» fie rnrh.
The Greatest
Hose Bargain
H omen*. Itlnek ‘•Ilk 1.1.1 e llnnr,
regular uni'll' full fashion.
• Intthle lii'i l and < uil** t 3Ro <ju.ii*
liv atunl.iv niilv, nC.
pet pall w
The New Dutch
Collars in a
Special Sale
Otitek ( ollnr* of fine lawn, li ■■
Insertion ami Ineo trimmed tin*
HHWfHI thing In eolbkr* In the
Ida slyle i i'nifru and apeelully
prl'"d f"i Saturdav at **aeh,
25c and 50c
New Line of Tabs
or Jabots
A n< w i'ffi i't In \% omen*. \erk
uriir, a fine now lino Just r* •
reived. sp**clall> priced at
250 and 50c
Advance Spring
Sale of Baby
Carriages
and Go-Carts
Folding t*o-t nrt. with ruldn r
tir'-H rraulin s_• e 4 Qr
valui's Ini onl v '-P w mmL O
Foldlna iiml Hri'llnlnif 4>o-4 aria.
»r.r'“ ,4 . v ?!r. $3.76
In l olln|»«ilhl«* liii-l nrl.,
ti™ $4.48
It **u Hln r »•* M» np
■ Iklr 4.0-4 nr4 fol oil tP —«trO
Our >»n "|irlnu l.liir of link*
ferriage* m»\v on ilNplav at
«|m i iml opening prt< - *.
•teed 4 sirring*- l.enlker Top,
•I • .on | n
- HEYN’S
The ordinary standard electric motor has
a power efficiency of 88% and upwards.
Other Ordinary power agents, steam, gas,
pasnline engines, etc., have efficiencies run
ning fr«»m <*> to 80%.
Is the difference -worth considering in
your power production?
\\ itli electric motor drive shafts, belts
ami all transmission gear may be reduced
t<> a minimum. Often all friction losses
may be eliminated bv introducing direct
drive.
There are many other advantages of
which we will teU yon upon request.
HEYN'B BAZAAR
Children’s Wear
Specials
Saturday for 11 1 *• last firm* wo
will nfT«*r tlie halince of our
*to< k of I'hildta'n’M wint-T
mats. divided in three lot. and
plaerd alrnoMt regardle.. of for*
t nt**r selling prices, choice at
$2.98, $3.98, $5
*nmi*le linr of 4 klldrea*. Mu*lln
iVttleoilt*. H to It year sizes.
Mourn es hicki il filtnmed in
liter or eintirnlilery. *ultahle v
for I'onflrmat lon, specially
59c, sl, $1.50
4 lillilrrn’ii llrniirii, <i rmlnths to
year sizes. regular Tile and
Vm values, eholi i stgq„
Saturday at nnlv Unu
+
New Spring and
Summer Under
wear at Special
Prices
We are *hewing a complete line
of \Vomen*. spring unit **um
mer I nilrmrar ami offer an a
special for Satnrdnv. low-neck
.leevele*. imtii, with plain
and Taney yokes, ut
2 for 25c
Twc Great Shoe
Bargains
>ll**e** iiml t klldren'* *>hom, In
Vu i kid. gunnot.i, and calf,
button and lae*'. welt iiml tmn
regular I-' and Ij.'iO
$1.45
%ll \% onien'ii H.'t.Mi Shoe*, In all
styles. all leathern, heels and
I w*t*. button and 7C
lae**, at i holco for. . m&» ■ €9
Toilet Dept.
'•'piitlr.*" Iltitr llrnak. • \tra
stiff. penetrating Siberian brls-
II # < tdlft does not cling and
to It *. for on I>■ 1
tlildi. noil end* of fit#** nn*l Mie
tlnlr llriiakr*, I bristle*.
• ■bony or m.hog.uiv ba< ks.
Saturdav, to • lose.
at .. &06
\
lt«***l Huhltrr (j|o« e., O*3 _
all sizes, per |mit %3%3W
Mie Inrue IlntTrr 4 7 to '* In' h<**».
• linin or rosewood
40®
I li> of pure I’ll. >1 u|e A|.
Il»*ra v for
iI.V Inrae k«*» Pore vonp, fintinrnl.
I.later*., \\ It* k lliorl. 4 A.
11000.4, ete,. p**r box Inn®
FllKiv—forge «Niiiplr kekrats*.
wrtenlnl HptN Powder.
BAZAAR -
LADIES’ Footwear
k on cun knar your choice of nil our
llop fi’li • Upper*, plain or fur
li liiiiiicil. SI .Mi nml f'J.UO jig*
tnlur*. Hnlc I’rlcc ~,lf (f v
For *uturilut, hart: aln liililp* hasp
••PPM Mini «% I• t> *lior* for Imllrv—
\ li l Kill*. I'ulrui l oil, (inmarlMl.
mill *oiiip Inn*. Ilraular f'J.sll nml
Sf.lNl ,nl up* 4 Q|T
*»:ilp prlct- H» ItOU
I'arpllral Ihillpm* *liop* lii l•llllmPlnl
ami \ plour I it If. f.1.00 noil S-'t Ml
irt-T "■*' $2.45
•4.01) % iiliiph f> Q OR
*ulc price W“■ O tl
tnoii: \K\\ T%.\ OXFOHIII hate
lippu receltctl 100 rarl)—wr hasp
no room lor flicm llriciilur SU INI
Zifir $2.45 and $2.95
THE DETROIT TIMES: FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1909.
AzavingofOneDollarOr
Fnnp> rrippupllr lop ami minJr
- •up shoe* 111 nil polur*. The..
»»11l mulch your • print! *nll
X. $2.95 and $3.69
Unusual Bargains in
CHiLDR-EN’S Shoes
l an Im- liuil In I lil* areal *«lr. Ilrlus.-
•he childrrii In nail let a* to them
"'ll »»llli K nml all op* nt lots price*.
For Hip buy* ttp lintp oap loi of
mI roil a. *«rt Iccahlp *lu,p* for
Mchoul near, Sg.im q | aq
t ulup* 9 I jj
"Si $1.95
4 very tl nr lot of buy*’ ilrra* *hop*
nl n hlu *nt liik. Writ mmlr thorn
In lirlitlll Irnllipr. ih 4 A
on \nl iip* 9 I ( Vits
KalNliltaliril INftll.
/45nr\ Tn KEEP
JiM goods moving ’
1 iflntt V and HINO
wli. J LENTEN SEASON
j jl "V: 11
\nPK rjf SPECIAL
REDUCTIONS
pjj Into prn-c-M <>f di %. ;
il M«Nl)|i and I. W»|'|>
In and I.KNTS 1. o I. II
I* "ii:hh t> \\ %r« i«i:s j
fc'Z "ur Assortment of
IT both of which Is both
ft ft large and varied, tom- |
■L A prising most beautiful i
■5) T Reins and tellable time- |
I K “Prices not Hitch”
| 5 Traub Bras.,
Krj JV b JIM Woodward Arc.
Tifef Traub Bros & Cos.
2ur. Woodward Art.
Kfnmml’m a Good Plaoo to Taado
JUST A FEW OF
TOMORROW’S
BARGAINS
ißromo Seltzer, /Q/<*
Bc, 18c, 36c O / V
Grove’s Laxative f £/«•
Bromo Quinine. .. *Jv
Horlick’s Malted O QT
Milk. 38c, 73c. . 3
! Cuticura *7^l*
Resolvent, 39c....* -Jv
Listerine, iLQ/~
17c, 34c 07t
I 100 Blaud’s 1 Or*
Pills, 5 gr 1
A. I). S. Guaranteed Grippe
and Cold
Cure Z3L
Wyeth’s Lithia
Tablets, 23c V
* Father John's
Remedy, 39c...... * JV/
A. D. S. Emulsion /
Cod Liver Oil O / v-
Allcock’s Plasters,
15c or 2 for Ar-Jv ■*
| California Syrup 'lAf*
of Figs
; Krng’s / Q/*
Discovery, 34c.... O 7 V
St. Patrick's Postals
I Zoa COa
Phora 30 V
Eagle Condensed {J/*
Milk, 13c, 2 -for. .. •Jv
| Ayer’s LQr’
Hair Vigor O/V |
i Saturday and Monday ;
CIGAR SPECIALS
Regular 10c Straight,
3 for 25c
La Erista. De Vasto, Famabella,
Reg. Perf.
4 for 25c
Famabella Cone., Flor De Me
del, Yankee, Consul, Sterling
Castle.
7 for 25c
Chief Battle, Hemmeter Cham
pion». La Partuna. San Felice.
Adad. Arab.
Dontdoni Store Opm Alt 'ltglif.
KINSEL
Iho Bio Out-Rato Oruoofot
24 and 26 MICHIGAN AVE.
f 043 Wotdwiri, Car. Ctalrmsunt
tWB MTORT*
.loH l*rlnl*r.« ilitar HkM. I'lmra I'rlnt*
Inn Cos, IS J ilin It »l. Plion*- 11)1.
MRS. KEPPEL, PKIEND Or KING AND
QUEEN, SNAPPED AT EPSOM, ENGLAND
ft T i*j
m . .
IMt'lure *hov»» Vlrn. Ooritr K»*pim*l m I li»* left, mill l.ntl? '*nrnl* " llkuh hi (hr
rlichl. I’li'iurr nn« ul Kp>«m, Hr*. I\**|*|*«-l |m ii frlt-ml of
hotli Klim lOilnuril nml ffiici'ii Vlr vinilrn, ll I* r«-ni*t rit*-<l tlinl one of
(hr Uiis'm Ho* rut frl**n«l* wn* Itir Inti* \Umlrul '•lr llrnry K**pi»*-I.
Raising of Children
J*
By LILIAN BELL.
Lady Constance Richardson has
j some very scathing things to «av
about tin* quantities <>f neurasthenic
children she gees in America, and she
men does tin* very sensible thing of
pointing out to us one great fault in
our method of bringing up our chil
dren. and shows us wherein she differs
la procedure
Sin* claims that our children in
America suffer from too much surveil
lance —that we watch them too con
stantly—allow them no privacy or op
portunity for self-communion, and she
that this conduces to nervous
ness.
In her own family sin* gives orders
that her little son, aged seven, must
j have at least two hours in eaeh lav
w hen In* is alone.
Of,#iurse, here Is a chance for pat
ents of mischievous children to asseit
| that If they left (heirs alone for that
length of time the house would come
down about their ears, and that only
by 11 - * constant surveillance of nurse,
mother and srhoolteaeher me the Hun
ter lirowns and tin* Angelic Angelinas
of this world kept in abeyance long
enough for theli elders to snatch their
meals n peace.
Hut there are millions of children
who do not suffer from the physical
nervousness which finds its outlet in
pranks, but who endure a mental
iu rvousntss, by which rtielr unexpe|]**<|
energy accumulates and reacts upon
the nervous system, resulting in fret
fulness, ill-temper, anemia and finally
(neurasthenia.
1 agree with Lady Constance that
this state of things Is largely the re
sult of—possibly the over-fondness of
the American parent, coupled with
an inexperience and lack of being abb*
ito profit by observation of a wide
spread evil.
Not one of us but knows some f.itn
Tn Society"
Mi. ami Mi> I’ J. Murphy. of Ni
I 3j, Duffie M-st , oni to Grand Rapid
Friday, ami w ill spend a lew day a with
! Mi. Murphy mother In that c
Mable l.odx' 1 . No 44. 1. O. O, f••
I will give a pedro party Wednesday
!evening. March 1»*. in the home ot
1 Mra. Hebblcthwuit, No. otil 'anion
ave.
Friday evenirg, March 12, the D»-
troit Wheelmen will tc* N t^^ 1 ' annual
(filiation party The hall will he de
orate I ill carnations. Mush will be
fiirnlihcd hv Stone's orchestra.
The members of the high s< nnol
house of representative* will give a
minstrel show In the high school and!
tortum, Friday evening, March I- • a
tores wfll be an * arguments!he and
oratorical contest for the Splurger
, medal.” a tragedy in three ar ts en
• titled. "Hamlet, the Dun; and the
Girls’ Glee club in dance and song
•••
I retro It Lodge No I, Kniglpts ot
Pleasure gave an inauguration ball in
the Detroit NVIe-elmea hall. Thursday
evening. 11l honor of the advent o
I President Taft into office. Among the
! distinguished visitors were Hughle
I Jennings. Judge Phelan. Justice Jes-
I fries and .Nistie Stein The next. so*
►si(»n of the knights will be held in
i the folks' temple early this month
•
The marriage of Mrs (trace Mabel
Guinan, of Detroit* and the Hon Janos
Kd win Cut lor. of Chicago, was cele
brated Feb. 2f», at Riverside. Cal . in
| the Olenwood Inn mission. The cere
mony was performed by the Rev. Rob
ert S. Fisher, of the First Methodist
church of that city. Mr and Mrs Cm
-1 |m remained at their orange ranch for
a few days, afterwards going to Yen
iet*-by-the S*‘H for a few weeks The
bride bas been spending the winter in
southern California and no*t Mr. Cut
| ler at the home of Paul de Longnre
• the celebrated artist
t ily which exploits a specimen of a
t.uin, nervous, often precocious child,
whose parents, while deploring its
lack of robustness, in the same breath
im.ist of its precocity ami mental
achievements.
Children are not only watched too
closely and sent to school too young,
hut they are not taught the value of
i It* ing alone, to amuse themselves with
out the help of kindergarten toys or
1 nrtifb tally provided aid or th** privi
leg* of self-reliance.
The reason you often see a washer
woman with < hildren getting
along at all. and hear h**t say that her
l children are "no trouble,** is because
nobody has time to teach them t •
make trouble, cither for themselves
or others. While ;lie spectacle of
tin* rich parents of one petted imp.
i who is such a snarling, shrieking.
[ tyrannical, bad-tempered little demon
* that each neighbor longs to take a
surreptitious slap him every time It*
loaves in sight, is not unknown of
most of tts.
A child ought to be able to take a
v ulk In th** woods tin the near-com
pany of a grown person for safety
only i and to dlseovei natural beauties
for himself. And he would. If proper
j ly trained, e*en from the window <f
j a Hat.
I | now one mother who hot; in to
teach her lutby girl when the child
was only three to witch
j clouds . ltd ralndtoi • ami sh clows,
ami who !-nw to it that the ha by was
put In !*< r earring” with her tovs in
•i room when* the nurse k**pi on* of
sight, until that little baby le arn* and
the resourcefulness of observation.
I which now makes tier, at tb** age of
I five, contented any whore
Amerlcai.. often nr * very proud to
>-■**. that we make :n **>• *>f on Ml
alren o> or hti** than they do In Film
land. hut ; t*» w** wet * in >u> «..r
londnes *'
THE S TA GE
One of tin bright, special til's in
; ih<‘ lug musical act JOYI.XND ' the
feature act at the Temple theater tills
Week, Is ‘ Tondles" SUtlg l»V ('lui'll M*'lle
Jerome and a dozen pretty little girls
It is an amusing little song and at
the coVO'lilsiou of each- verse all the
girls ( xecute a dance, whit li for sheer
'life and vim. lias probably never been
equuled anywhere The girls not only
I dance though iliev wen well train
) eil hut as though they enjoyed every
'second ot It and perhaps it is this
(that make the audience demand eii
j core after em ore at ••very perform
lame. Whatever It L 'loodles' does
'make a nil the happy combination of
.Miss Jerome's singing, the pretty lit
tle girls, the lively dancing and th<*
cufehv music ; usl hits th* popular
fancy In consequence the number
gets an t»\crane of ten encores at • v
erv performance.
TEMPLETON IS
FREED BT COURT
Judge Swan. Frida\ morning,
e i ~ eldict sot tile defense i'i the i .ism
of John I». Tcnipl* ton. <harge ~ !
Open!i v a letter addressed t,, in*«o
‘M'Caary v. It li « hop: he ««v fa* ,»
as so* Intel it( / biisin. ''~ ,
Broker Ic Convicted
HI FFAI.O, N . .Mani, .. Hrokei
I lard l ! (! M*'iidow* charged , i >
rnTsappropflatToi rs |FT2,u»i*t pnld hit
for th** purchase of storks hv NY NY
Silvetthorn**, w.»* found guib. of lai
(r V tri Tfo first d.--r. < **
Fxperintents In poufTi rn Hurmi
vvitii Virginia .Old ; IMV a’ i t*di;*e< i
(have proven vproih al fnil ua r
The I aylor-Woolfcnden Cos. The Taylor-Woolfcnden Cos.
• Consolidation Sale
. 1,000 Beautiful
New Dress Waists
Taffeta Silks
Tu- .prettx new models
ju-i t.» hand. black and c< 1-
«•r-'; al <> m\\ number" in
white and ecru net".
Hxtra Value $3.95
/ S'*
Some Exquisite Creations Just to Hand.
Fine Lingerie Waists
Ihe values <>l which are positively unsurpassed. Special
valuer $1.95, $2.50, $2.98, $3.95, $5.00, up tu $18.50.
Girl's School Dresses
Bin them here tomorrow
cheaper than von can alTord
to make them. t orrectlv
fashioned ir-Mii serviceable
materials t<» lit ;iges 5 to 1 j
v car-..
98c
40
FANCY GOODS
HAT PINS. |
lor anil I:>c values 8c each.
25c value 19c each
.'»0o value • 39c each.
We have a few Huston Shopping Haps to close —$1 00 anil $1.25
Haas for 75c. and $ 1 .fin Kae for sl.on eai*h
We are rinsing «>ut all our leather poods in Hand Haps, Purses,
Card Cases and Hill H<#»ks \ uIT rcpulat prices
I RIBBONS
One Jot of odd shades of Satin Mihhon ,\o sto 12. for 5c a
I yard Nos. lit to .10. 8c a yard
All Silk Taffeta Hildintis. and Incite in tin* lending shades
—2l c yard. ,
TOILET GOODS
Non I’a Keil Kuhher (lloves, sizes sand S’ .; regular price 75e—
to close 49c a pair.
Kuhher Hath or Int.uinc Cap : regular price r.Oc -35 c each.
Ileal Stag I lot n Call Hells, regular price raw- to close 15c; two
fur 25c.
NOTIONS
One lot us .let Mat IMns. luc value 1c each
llv picnic Washable Hair Molls, :.’l Incite.- 25c ch.
Net Covered llaic Hulls. 21 incite- 25c each
One lui ut large I’edtl Hutton: . values up tu .*au a dozen —l2 c
t|i i/.en.-
The Tayior-Woolfsnden Go.
165 to 169 WOODWARD AYE.
* #
j THE AMO—Open to tlie Public for Inspection Today and To
morrow (Friday and Saturday) Atternoons and
Evenings This Week.
I »Mv•• •■uti' iMitl n hi* li k’ i '!'■ \. in' m i*pTM»rtun tv to
i.,i. it \ til. i..'.i ..I nit \m«* r.o ii« i 111 f n!. bofoT'v u *
I. \| Ml 111. | \ll I .II I! ill.- Til '■ 'I • illU 1 i' ' life lit* >1 't»
A>lo. lim .i nun'll in. . I**', at", i • - ■ i ■ t»uiUttn« op**t» Frida
»• ittiMn ti* <•i *■ tup t • iiiiliiin- h in st r.itj 'f Hi' vt'ok. * \ *>n in -
1.-, no «■ it ti. • *l * I i> any "He tit. r> •*(.■«! n >
,on>oM : vamr * Mii»ao ..r utM. -i• ihi - - •'•••rtol o*.-r til* Mtir. tmfkttnv
font I- }udn{ tt« in it it im «»t • : ■ . '* ' ‘
»*• troltf t-\ I- I t... i.i.UUiti*; .im I'.*'; , m . ipart rr.nt* rtlfr.t
I nit i'. f is- -* |* t in/ Will: 1 .la* In 11 w , •. .> • *l.t. u ritnlltly I pri< - from
«l«i \ I'ii.lav t« n.l S,itunl.. .-t « *•. k- 1. t. I p. r month. art* »» >*-i »in
1 ik ii u .n i f t. . .... •» r« nt* I. Th*v most utvtqu**. mo*t baaiitt.
•' . ‘ . f , in.*pt--'onvonletitlr at-'
{' u 1,1 • ' n l *' ' it I’•11 ■ • " r " -i ,iu*. ii «uui niuai l Limplctt.l> t-nu.|»c- a
i i.lfi !•< Uidiij :»ivina ' rip.irtnicnt tor.l.llra in tho world
GEORGE ANDREW LEWIS. Owner,
j,o AJcLiidc Street. " v, ’"~"' > 4;hone Mam 1373.
“Sell ai Sight Kind.”
MessaiineSilks
and Net Waists
Man nme new models
!ii"t re» i\ed in the much
desired shades.
Extra Value $5.00
\m>ther new lot of
Lingerie
Waists
ht"t n ■ i t-; for Saturday’s
tt.vlc. daiimlx ’ irked, lace and
insertion i Miimed and eni
hr«»idered. regular SI.JS. Si.so
and Si 7. and values.
\\ liile thee l;:»t
98c •
Winter Coats
11Vs jtwt like finding them
here tor.n rrovv. Priced up
t<> $12.50. Mixture Coats,
women's anti misses’, while
thee last.
$2.95
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