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STRAUS IS TO
BE AMBASSADOR
j \
SUCCEEDS THOMAS J. O BRIEN. OF
GRAND RAPIDS. IN TOKIO,
JAPAN.
WASHINGTON, March 6.—Oscar S.
Firaufi, secretary of commerce and
lab«> in President Roosevelt's cablner.
THE HUDSON STORE
!‘Buying Spring Clothes ,
Mr. Mans
The Spring styles are
here, in both the SUITS
and OVERCOATS. The
finest we have ever
shown. The largest selec
tion, the BEST clothes,
for clothes-making im
proves visibly each year,
as ready-made Suits and
Overcoats come in closer
and closer competition
with the custom tailor.
You’re planning on
something new this
Spring, of course, and this
announcement today is
simply to invite you to
step off at the fifth floor
and see what has been
prepared.
Still Plenty of $lO and
sls Suits
The selling has been
large, but the quantities
were so great in the first
place that selections are
not nearly gone.
The Suits at $lO
were regular sls qualities.
Winter Suits, of course, which we are clearing out.
Black and blue and many fancies.
S2O for a Pick of Any Alan's
IVinter Overcoat
These are Overcoats of the HIGHEST GRADE, that
sell for S3O, $35 and S4O. The materials are the finest. The
workmanship right down to the very last detail is the kind
that goes in custom-made Overcoats.
These are black, Oxford grays and handsome mixed
colorings to suit the conservative taste as well as the man
who likes a bit of dash to his clothes. S2O for the pick of
the whole stock.
Other OVERCOATS at $7.50 to $15 —worth double.
FUR OVERCOATS at $18.50 and up—worth one
third to one-half more.
Did One of Those Derbies or Soft
Hats Blow Your fVay?
If it did, you arc a good bit ahead of the game, and
right at the beginning of the Spring season, when anew
Hat is most welcome.
If it 'Didn't —
There’ll be plenty left for Saturday. All are excel
lent Hats. A greai many are the finest Jno. B. Stetson
Derbies and Soft Hats.
All good styles. 'And just look how prices are low
ered : •
$6 Derbies at $3.75.
$5 Imported Hats $3.50.
$5 Stetson Hats, $3.50.
$4 Stetson Hats, $2.50.
$3 Hats at $2.
Shirts,
and Other things
for cMen
N«ver before have we *hown
such a largo line of Meil'f Spring
Wear no earlv In the season.
The HUDSON (OAT SHIRT
Is doubling our shirt .sal**.-,, fust
because they are the best (’oat
Shirts folk SI.OO. $1.50 and $> oh
that ran be produced
The Spring baseball season Is
now coming on and there >s f l l be
much demand for the SWEAT
KR (’OAT. We are selling hue
ones In men's for $2.00, $2 su.
$3.50 and $5.00. Hovs', si.s«» and
$2.00.
The NKCKWKAR department
Is BRIM OK NEW
THINGS AT f.oc Visit the
men's aisle at Hudson's.
Ou' Prices for y/J />,
Popular cMusic > wC < ° >
Three Mr Sour 11 us Sour hi Temple In ‘ Joylund
Froggie Would A-Wooing On TtodW-f D-, t I. M •u < Iran.l Old Tr -
I \ 'TH I MKNUI..
"At Dawn. ii»v»rl<* « urnpo-o
of "Meditation.''
"Tobin* o." ragtime wait* I'ov
poser of "Dill tm-kles. '
•‘lTnder lh< Tent ” «Jr«*i M
Chan l*anbls
"IcH**." rag lwp-m«p
"Mai >,” H> \. II
Mnrt't,
”<’l>r\wantli*»m urn. waltz->
"Shovel Flah." raattnu
"Polo Kn a " On-iil,
“Qrtvtl llag. * Blgne
"Lmky 41m." March
"floating Along ’
"Uvr Tree," waltzes
"Flvangeiin*.'' Neil M.»r.-i
Wh. A r. n fl l . n MniM. , «u„ S u n ‘r H ‘ l A,,H « • WurnKt
WMt a <n* Mailer " III* M> K yea „'..c per copy, Mailed .xtta
LARGEST RETAIL
STORE IN MICHIGAN
ha* been oeffred the ambassadorship
jto .litpan by President Taft, and Mi*.
Straus Ittt accepted it. He will su< •
,-eed Thomas J. O’Brien. Who liecame
j ambassador at Toitio when Mr. fait
j war on his way to the Philippine* to
open the first Philippine assembly.
! Mr. Strati* was ambassador to Tor
l key under Presidents Harrison and M»
Klnley.
I# ~ ♦
Rucgger-Richards Recital
Shows Artistic Merit.
j+ ♦
, Milt. Elsa Rueggor. vloloncnlllr
'and l.ewl* 1. Richard*, pianist. gave a
The Suits at sls
regular S2O and $22 qualities
51.50 Crush Hats, 95c.
$2. 50 Caps at $1.50.
$1.50 Caps at sl.
$1 Caps at 79c.
50c Caps at 39c.
Shears are Eusy in the
cMen’s Tailor Shoo
The wonder would be if
they were not. With all
these attractive Suitings and
Overcoatings ready to be
made into stylish Spring
Suits and Coats.
Ihe whole 1909 showing
is ready—you lose by delay
ing to order, because the
choice patterns that are so
hard to duplicate always go
first.
Suits at S2B. S3O. $32. $35
to SSO.
Overcoats .at the same
prices.
Tailoring Shop inst floor r
, *o%un.
“* <Oll.l Nl«hi. 11 *a 11 hn V
iad
■'l l’e«<l t.> H-- \f\.ld to IJu
Home in l» rk "
"Holden Arrow V. n Aluvn
‘>n r r.u the Jer side
'' -*ng lilt in 'Follies ~f 1 »om .
'Shin.- mu llaiAent M«mn "
Aina M Com*' All Ye'
Hun/ > v I .and " v Hlanke.
.luhi ,» Song at Twilight rip.
•/.» I
"Daisies Won't Tell,” I'ornpan
u.n piece to "Sweet Hunch of
Da In lea 1
'Hon. ” I>*ar " Fnmposer of
Sweat Huiv h of Dalalen
"I-uii," Southern eona. Van
Alai vne.
" When Yon f,o\<- a Summer
Ulrl " Wall-/ Non a
Virile f’carlle " Waltz Nona.
"I'm Thinking Ahotif You "
THE HUDSON STORE
Great Remnant Market
7,000 Wash Goods Lengths Went on Sale Friday
Morning at ONE-THIRD Less Than Regular
As this paper goes to press there is an immense crowd on the second floor, and
every indication points to the liveliest day's selling in Remnants that we have ever
had.
THE SALE CONTINUES SATURDAY
-it i*. sufficient to know that ever) kind of wash goods fabric* will be found among these
remnants, for. be it understood. THIS IS THE FIRST CLEARING *>l l o. shoit lengths that
has occurred since the W ash Good* came m, on the tirst day of January
Wherever you turn yoi* will find something Interesting Length* for waists, children*
dresses end even whole dresses for yourself, for some of these piece* measure up as long a*
ten yahJ*. If you didn't get here Friday—COME SATI Rl)A\
The woman, who keeps close to Fashion’s whims
must have a Coa.t or Gown of
Hough St Ik
Fashion smiles upon Rough Silks more than ever
this Spring. Indeed, no other silks are quite so strongly
favored as these charming silks with their fascinating,
uneven surfaces. Women are delighted, for of all silk
fabrics none compares in service to the Rough Silks,
and none are more practical to wear.
Coats of Rajah, worn over a gown of Henrietta, are
one of the latest ideas. Perfectly stunning. Come and
see them together.
WE HAVE PREPARED FOR THE GREATEST
SILK SEASON OF THE STORES WHOLE HIS
TORY.
Here is a brief sketch of some of the various Rough
Silks:
First ar t i;• I'umhCf* with h
sntlu face The** ari- destined
t• • be one of the Sllft eases of
the riannn; regular rough I’on
gee back. and a far*- of the
richest Matin. In the wonders il
alludes of amethyst, itult old
tose. woody grav. wood browns,
gray-green and wisteria These
are dyed in the yarn, which
means cleat unchanging olur*
-l itiehrs wide t 1.3.%. In plain,
guaranteed to remain an abso
lutely j 1 tda< k. 27 inches wide,
nt Ml..'V, a yard.
Ti e jp»>rh haud-liMim sgnn
tongs, woven In the he irt of
« nina hv the <juer handlooms.
on whi- h the natives turn out
silks of -in li charming uneven
weaves These Shantung* have
prat tlcally no wearout to them
In the natural tan. yard wide.
A Fine New Showing of New
Black Hats for Spring
Charming street models, at small prices. Simple
and dignified, yet in the latest fashions for Spring. The
showing is large, and begins with Hats at $1.98. then
$2.50, $2.98 to $5. and others at higher prices.
Untnmmcd Hats in Shapes
The woman who Is able to turn her own hats should see
the assemblage of untrimmed models that w** are showing
for spring.
SIMPLY EVERYTHING—Large hats, small hats, every
color, every shape, styles without ond, and the prices—you
can pay just what you prefer, and bo sure of having a pleas
ing selection. Prices begin at t»S*<\ sgc, $1 s<t, $t t*B. and run
on up by easy degrees to each.
Flowers, Too .
Thousands of them. Roses. Popples. Daisies, Forgot-Me-
Nots. Hyacinths and- Blossoms’ and Foliages of all kinds at
15c, L‘oc. -Rtc and upward.
cA 44C BetVoeen Seasons" Union tuit for Women,
Women, Worth sl, at 6 Q c
Just the right weight to put on now and wear until
the warm weather sets in. How do we have them at
69c? They are “Ypsilanti” Union Suits—the very beat
dollar suits —of which we purchased more than 5,000 in
one lump. White and ecru, sins Tnedium weight cotton.
69c each. All sizes.
Other Interesting HOSIERY and VEST Items.
1 11.1" irt *••! Swl<**» Htibfil VVuts
fin*- 11 «P.* t* -v-nu plum ribbon
trlini»>*t or with •*!«borut**
<-1»*-t > ok•-h tns«-t wun rn«*<|al
ll<m» Worth Sot t,. «j. «nj|*
i i> •
I'btitl J.M- •V*-*t* •*li• • I Ml: I
Jin*-, narrow shoulder *»11 ap«. «llk
t f ■ I v* ortli .»u!‘ j*r 1 im-.
I'm* Iruportnl Llsl*- Mo*k
big-, with Ir* • boot*. in hla* k
or t in. light w.-lghl. very at •
ir .1 in** pattern- worth
sa prt * ar.i*. #
The IP all Paper Store
Ovens the spring Season With a Sale
of Tapers at /2*£c 9?o//
Old Papers? Not a bit of it. EVERY ROLL IS
AS FRESH AS THE SPRING BLOSSOMS. It’s sim
ply our way of welcoming the new season to make an
ohering that will start orders coming with a whirl. AND
THIS OUGHT TO DO IT if Anything will.
The papers are the finest 25c and 30c qualities—
you’ll recognize THAT at a glance, if you know anything
about Wall Papers. Full combinations in a hundred or
more beautiful patterns, suitable for any room.
Saturday These l avers Will Be 12 X c RpU
Be sure and bring measurements.
Fifth Floor
House Piping and Gas Fixtures
Save money by buying your Gas Fixtures and hav
ing your house piped now. Piping and fixtures for a
five-room house Saturday for $10.95. Extra rooms piped
at sale prices.
If not ready for fixtures at once, we will hold them
purchased on this sale until ready.
THE 1 L HUDSON COMPANT
THE DETROIT TIMES: FRIDAY. MARCH 5. 1909.
'joint recital In Tentnle Beth El. Thur»-j
da\ afternoon. 1m fore ait audience that
was altogether too small for the high
urtlstli merit of the performance. Tb*.*
program was uu unusual one in Detroit
being composed entirely of sonatas, but 1
Mile. Kuegger and Mr. Richard* have
won success in Europe with this form
of composition, and this city Is for
lunate tp have them Interpreted by
i sin h artist*.
* H . fyst number presented was the
ll..ridel sonata in V majot and th*»
n.usie was exquisitely and elegantly'
played Ihe finished style and tine,
sonorous tone of Mile. Kuegger'* in
sirument were noticeable in every pa*
sage and on the same high artistic j
I iar.e was the playing of Mr. Rich-1
THE HUDSON STORE
Ml..m. In the yarn-dyed black
7 incites. M 1 .'ll
Th. rcm 1 HaJah silks, in til
the most exquisite spring
shades such as bots rose, Da -
nlsn blue, Dresden blue, leather
1 ■ edar apricot. re«eda and nut
ural -also black--ST inches
wide, MI..T.V
Domestic xhnniunK *llk*.
««I|ed the FhefU Silks -bellig a
fat Simile of the. silk* produced
lii th» province of I’lirfu, t’hina
\C. guarantee It to be tubbed
without the slightest discolora
tion. '.’l III* v .es Wide Ht VVI the
•j 7.1 n ■ h at Ml. Natural colors
only
Imlro Pongee la nnotio-r beau
tif .1 rough silk 27 inches wide,
woven of finest selected yarns,
in all the correct spring shade*
ami black. Ml.
Silk l.lsl** St<•> king*. !>la<k
ami t in.** An- 1 kihik •. fill fH-h
--l«m*-d high iipikvil r.**cl. double
so!*- .iiol to*-, ttortti rt T* ••; *«!*•
I• r i- •J.’V*-.
Itnp<*rt*-d l.a-e J.tsl. * bla«k
< nlv full fashion*-*! la ** ar>kl»*
*n<l iri*t*-p, foot |>att*-rris
»plh>.l ),*-*-l» ami to*-* worth
<al* prh *». »."«• u pair
I’m*' t’otton V .■*?.<, plain or
tvltu la* «• v..k*- Swiss rlhb*d.
*•'■■• ll'nt valu** ul J9r. <*.*l**
r>rl< * II!
| aids. The Beethoven sonata In G (
minor, a beaut ifui selection, given wit a
warmth of color, and the Grle- r
' sonata in V minor, concluded the
program.
i The recital was given under the am-
I p<( es of the Detroit String quartet as
social ion. and It is announced ‘hat
the p« xt concert of the quartet will
, take piece Wednesday afternoon.
March 17. and Thursday evening.
March U Mile. Kuegger will be tin* j
, Liftruuiental soloist at these conceit* j
Although the salt water used in
New York* high pressure Are main*
has proved an excellent extinguisher
of blazes, it does more damage to kur-
I ruunglng property than fresh water j
THE HUDSON STORE THE HUDSON STORE
A Vet’ Shipment of
/ at Laces at 5c yd
Spring Laces, new and
fresh and pretty, in patterns
never shown before, because ,
they were only boro this
year.
A great, big rive cents
worth—the biggest, we be
lieve. in the whole city. Im
ported direct in enormous
quantities for the Hudson
Store. There are Edges
and Insertions in both the
French and German weaves.
Some as wide as \ l /% inches.
ALL AT 5 c A YARD.
Dainty Spring
Jabots 25c & 50c
The strongest showing we
ever made—and that's going
some. In these Jabots alone
there’s novelty and variety
enough to fill a whole col
umn. %
At 50c Are
Jabots wrtth hand embroidered
patterns* with lace
Jabot* with colored •anbrold»*ry
In 'VrMan design.
Plain white Jabot*, with a
touch of colored embroidery
wot k
Hand-made Irish Lace Jabots.
N«» end to the different idea*.
At 25c Are
Jabot* In twenty or morf dis
tinct styles, colored or all white.
• r whit* with Just a touch of
■’olor: many lace *-dg~a
New Bow Ties. 25c and 50c
J .'i *, muli or silk. a profusion
of cnsrii.iiigt styles
Embroidered Collars. 25c
l*«loiv •i>l* , >. with neat em
broidered design*
Tailored Stocks at 25c
Wash Hto« ks, newest styles in
four-f n-hands and ascot*. In
plain colors or fancy pattern*
New Ruchings. 10c and 15c
A ne..k length-—all the moat de
skrable effect*. in wnlte and
colors
Sidewalk Roller Skat
ing Season is Open
And we shall Btart It off
with an offering of two hun
dred pairs of excellent Roller
Skates to sell at 35c a pair.
Made with maple rollers,
and adjustable to any child's
feet. Strapped backs.
Skates with steel rollers,
which, of course, stand the
hard usaae better Adjusta
ble —98c a pair.
Skates with Iron rollers.
59c a pair. (Basement.)
*Colonial Glass
IVater Set, 75c
The Illustration shows a true
sketch of the set, Just as It
stands The Pitcher In larße
taukard shape and six glasses to
match.
The usual price Is Just about
double.
Saturday—7sc a set
They come In a special pur
chase, otherwise the price would
be lm|M»KHlble, atid at\ the sane
time we secured these other bar
gains in glass.
uraiiK'- <•> Fruit Bowls, font*/!
Imitation of /ml. clear crystal
aln hn good size, no lit regularly
at sp»-«-i*i. niM*.
1 Vli-rv Tray*, extra Rood clear
-r\sinl. colonial shape. i«gularlv
_■ '.l :t t ir.r,
Fliik- 1 Bowl, i-n nar 51. 76
dozen now ll*c rack.
flits, imitation cut, with an
nine cut glass stopper, regularly
"f-s. now 1 He.
I’l'klc Trays, special at lOe.
f illve plshe*. Imitation cut
glass, ill he.
Nt*ppy. S Inch size, - upped
Nliaf... -.old regularly at -*pe
.l-1 tt 11»e.
MRS. McGREGOR TO
BUILD BOYS’ HOME
• Mr*. Tra» y McGregor hat* given !'•'
OWI tor the building and endow men. of
a Ih»v* home at Hinckley, Mt> The
tome will be built on rhe Goodwill*'
Karin tor Boy*, where there are ten
cottage*-. a church. Carnegie library. .»
high school and grammar school. with
accommodations for 175 boy*
Tin* home given by Mr*. McGregor'
will Ik* erected |p memory of'her fath
er. In the hall will be a bronze tablet
with the inscription: “This home has
teen erected and endowed in memory ,
of David J. Whitney, by a daughtei
1009 " The building will be in colonial 1
style and will accommodate 20 l>n vs
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A Choice Group of Women's
Sathple Skirts at $5 Each
The maker had been taking orders, among the best
stores, to retail at $7.50 and $8.50. These samples had
performed their duty, and so we secured them at a much
less price, because they had been shown a few times.
All late models —cut in the new gore-flare effects, some with
bands of silk, and some with bands of saute material as the
skirt, and still others plain
Made of Panamas, in plain black, blues, grays and some
fanev mixtures.
THEY OUGHT TO LAST THROUGH AIIOUT ONE PAY'S
SELLING, AT $5.
Help Us to Clean Out All
Women's Coats Saturday f- Price
-The story can be told in a few lines: ALL THE
WOMEN S WINTER COATS will bear A HALF
PRICE TAG. regardless of former prices. All sorts
of Coats in all materials. ItVa great opportunity.
Kiosfit ” *Petticoats
The very name, “Kiosfit,” indicates why these Petti
coats are so popular, especially now, when Fashion can
hardly devise garments that are slender and close-fitting
enough.
The little darts of Jersey Cloth set in over the hips
cause the Petticoat to cling like a glove without a
wrinkle to mar the outline of the costume.
You can buy them of Taffeta Silk In plain black at $5, or in
Colored Taffeta at $5 50.
And In the Mocras Taff**ta. imitating Silk, at $1.50, $2 and $3
If you don't know anything about Kloafit Petticoats you cer
tainly ought to come and set* ttiem. Third Floor.
The New “IV. £. ” Corsets
So great has the demand become for W. B. Cor
sets that we have been unable to get our orders at the
factory filled fast enough. Now, for the first time in
nearly a month, we have received a shipment of W.
B.s that is large enough to speak about in the papers.
They are in latest Spring styles—beauties—with the
LONG. STRAIGHT IMPS. and SCARCELY ANY
CURVE AT THE WAIST-LINE.
The Corset shown in the illustration is one of the
W. B. models we vhow at $1.50. Note its unusually
graceful lines. No wonder women speak so favorably
of W. B. Corsets.
Other W. B. models from $1 to $5.
Food for the Lenten Season
f The
••Skipper”
process of
curing
imparts a
flavor not
foundin other
sardines.
It s all in
the curing. >
Not until you have seen these
“IVOOL TEX” SUITS
can you fully realize how handsome and
stylish $25 Suits can be
They are Suits that have the air of quiet distinction which
always hangs about high-class tailored garments.
There are many different models, showing all the new,
graceful lines of the present models. These are mostly of
Serges. Panamas and Worsteds. There are also the more severe
ly plain Suits, without any extreme ideas about them, but full of
smartness, made up in the handsomest fancy suitings, as well
as plain materials.
We earnestly request every woman who has planned on
spending $25 for her new spring suit to come and see these
splendid Wooltex Suits.
And scarcely less interesting are these
Well Tailored Suits at sls
To call them "good value" would be putting it mildly. We
consider them the “best” in the city of Detroit. They ought to
be, when you consider that we have chosen them from a dozen
of the foremost manufacturers of the country’s smart styles.
And greatly varied. Suits of plain weaves, as well as exceeding
ly stylish fancy materials. Remarkable Suits at sls.
Skipper
MfSardines
They’ll suit you
Appetizing, nutritious.
THE HUDSON STORE
STORE OPEN SATURDAY
EPEMNG UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK
Dressy Silk , Net and
Lace Waists $5
We have yet to find
Waists that equal in style
and value these charming
Five-Dollar Waists of ours.
All the latest models, fairly
alive with spring newness.
Made of MKSSAUNK Silks
Made of TAFFKTA Silks.
Made of pretty NETS.
Made of rich LACKS.
You can match any cos
tume with one of these dres
sy Waists at $5.
Suede Shoes
' On the Throne for
This Spring
Fashion is quite positive
on the point that Suede is to
be a heavy favorite for
Spring.
Therefore you will find us
' well prepared for such de
mand as the ‘ fashionable
ladies of Detroit may care
to make upon us.
44 Earvin C. < Burt"
Suede Oxfords, Pumps and
High Shoes, in the Late
Models.
Brown Sued** Humps and Ox
fords ut $4 and |5.
Mlack Suede Humps and Ox
fords at $4 and so.
Black Sued** High Shoes, but- ,
ton style, at $5 and |t>.
Switches , Puffs and
Pompadours
Our department la noted for
its fine collection of high-grade
Hair Hoods as well as of moat
moderate prices. We present
In this week's selling as tine a
lot of Switches and Puffs as we
have ever been able to ofTer —
purchased at low prices and
offered our patrons at small ad
vance above cost.
SWITCHES
HMnoh all long hair Switches,
vain*- 1 1 50, «»»•■.
20- nil long hair Switches,
value $2. ft.an.
21- natural wavy all long
hair Bwit«'h«a. value $5, *XWH.
Iti and 18-lnc’h natural gray
Swltr he*, nil long hair, value
$4, *3.50.
PUFFS
New Psyche f’luater, 10 and 12
puff* In sit. *l.o*.
New Triangle Huffs, value 15,
MTV special. *3.35.
Marlow Puffs (4) In set, *1.40.
MurloW Huffs (S> In aet, W*«\
Marlow Puffs (4 » In aet, 4t»o.
POMPADOURS AND
TRANSFORMATIONS
Small size Pompadours, 4»e.
Medium size pompadours. SIMM
Martel Pompadours, *l.o*.
Transformations for all around
the head, value |7. special ss.l**.
ROLLS & NETS
21 inch Snnltarv Polls, special.
ttlle.
14 and HMnoh Sanitary Hulls.
Stir,
24-lret. Sanitary Oray Polls.
T 5-. ?
Yvette Auto Xi'X* 2.e,
4 v*-tte ‘ Tourist Nets Iftrs two
foi J.lr.
I.a Madeline tlalr live, restores
gray and latied hair ro Its nat
ural <olor. peifectl> harmless, *1
n bottle.
Mall Orders Killed b» Ineloslna
sample of tlalr and M.niev Order.