The Detroit times. [volume], January 19, 1912, LAST EDITION, Page Page Eight, Image 8

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3b«l Scott and Miss Quimby
w Hpty Engage in Contest To
1 R Settle Squabble
-ill*W YORK. Jan. 19 War broke
■tout today amouK the wonwn aviu
Hf» In America
■*Tm not afraid of Miss Blanche
■btCuad had ahe an aviator s llcenoe,
IHotfld not hesitate to challenge her.”
Hplnred Mias Harriett Qulmby, reply
■s- today to n statement by Mias
Ktt, who is now in Los Angeles, in
Hpto she Is quoted as Haying that
It If* Qulmby and Mias Mathilda Mol
llplt are afraid to compete with her be
She is more daring and apectacu
"Mlta Scott has never been award
rßi.a license by the International Aero
iWb," declared Miss Qulmby. “Be-
Bioa,. she can’t do the ’right-hand
torn.' That la one of the hardest
Wtecs to do and necessitates a spiral
H’ln not afraid of her or any man
Hky, If I had the same power aero
' fltoi as Claude Orahame-White, I
challenge him for a race.
T don’t believe In this circus flying,
rm oertalnly not afraid of Miss
HKt£r*
Bi RI'PRBMB COURT.
SIaNFINO. Mich , Jan. 1» —Th« su
. court yesterday Heard the foi
iapag cases- People vs. Upton. People
hWfßrt' People vs. Hoek, Pe..plt- vs.
People vs. Martin; People va
fßosi; People vs. Detroit. Orand
fflren §t Milwaukee Railway Com
jßf; Markoff va. Detroit United Kail
■■r; Praam va Coveil.
&Uf| for Friday: 118. 75. 122. 123. 126.
MT H*. Hl* * 7 * I®>.
HmsBUROH. Pa—Four couples
■mm combined agaa total 4M years
Hi out licenses to marry here. The
<Hctdi TS and the yonngest 60.
Unheard of Values in Parlor Suites I
Ademonstration of the above, we offer you this 3-Piece Parlor Suite. Same as illustration in this ad.
An exact photograph as taken from our Sales Floor. A $30.00 value—
CREDIT
TERMS
Arranged
to Suit Your
Convenience
5 ft lIJL
\Vy| EXACTLY jjpbla
\l| LIKE *S9CW
ym CUT '
188-190
Woodward
Are.
VtiLT JEI > - * t
GREAT EMBROIDERY SALE
f Saturday Morning we commence what we consider the greatest Embroidery event offered to the ladies of Detroit this season
I High Class Embroideries at About Half Price
||Xhe assortment is too large and varied to permit a complete detailed description, but your attention is called to the
following special lots: —
I At 25c Yard
kg. On this table will be found Embroideries for
[ practically all purposes—including Insertions,
Edgings, Galoons, Corset Cover Embroideries,
I 17-inch Flouncings, etc.
Values From 35c to 50c.
I f'
Pn ~ ZJL Yard
l Dress Goods in Short Length and Dress Patterns
Several thousand yards of fine Dress Goods in staple colors will be found conveniently arranged on special tables
WORTH JUST
ABOUT DOUBLE.
ROBBER IS IlllED
11 MEMBER Os POSSE
Marshall Fires at Gang as It
Flees—Woman Storekeeper
Is Dangerously Hurt
TRINIDAD. Col., Jan. I®. Mrs.
George B. Pie rev la dangerously
wounded and an unidentified bandit is
dead today as the result of an at*
tempt to rob the atora of the Colorado
Supply Cos., at Hegundo, west of here,
last night. A possee ia searching for
two other members of the gang.
The gang stood outside the window
of the store and demanded that the
doors be opened. Mrs. Piercy shout
ed her refusal. One robber opened
fire, one bullet striking Mrs. Piercy
in the side.
The robbers fled, with a poßse pur
suing. Marshall Tucker fired, killing
one robber instantly.
BUEHLER GIRL LOSES
SIOO,OOO BY FLIGHT
NEW YORK. Jan. 19 —Violet Bueh
ler’s flight from Chicago to New York,
where she was found working aa a
‘slavey,” today, cost her a home, a
fortune of SIOO,OOO and probably will
result in her confinement in an Illinois
institution of correction until ahe is
of age.
When the girl was arrlgned in the
children’s court, her foster-mother,
Mrs. Herman Buehler, declined to take
her back.
**l have never legally adopted Vio
let,” she said, “though 1 always re
garded her as my child. 1 am afraid
to take her back now and adopt her.
I fear to take the consequences.”
The court thereupon delivered the
girl into the custody of Detective
John D. Norton, who left with her
for Chicago, where she will he turn
ed over to the Illinois humane society
A RM ; HIM UffiV ImH (UW
WEIL & CO.
NEVER BEFORE
Have you been offered a Parlor
Suite the equal of this.
THE FRAMES are made of
Mahogmnized Birch, polished to
a piano- like brilliancy.
THE COVERING is in a good
grade of pretty Green Silk PliAh,
guaranteed to give satisfaction.
. THE CONSTRUCTION—This
Suite has an all-steel construc
tion, heavily supported. Your
money refunded after 30 days if
*not satisfactory.
At 39c Yard
Through a special purchase made in Europe of
Fine Swiss and Cambric All-Overs we are able to
offer values heretofore unheard of at this price.
Also one lot of 27-inch Flouncings.
Worth Just About Double.
Sate Per
Price Yard
p vL 39c —49c —89c L
ABUNDANCE OF SOFT, FLUFFY HAIR
AND NOT A PARTICLE OF DANDRUFF
'Get a 25-cent bottle of Uan
derine and just try this—stops
hair falling out at once.
Danderine dissolves every particle
of Dandruff like snow beneath the
blusing sun. cleanses, purifies and in
>lgorate*» the scalp; forever stopping
itching and falling hair.
Within ten minutes after an appli
cation of Danderine you cannot And a
'single trace of Dandruff or a loose or
falling hsir and your scalp will not
J itch, but what will please you most
| w i|| be alter a few weeks' use. when
you will actually see new hair, line
aud downy at first —yel —but really
new hair —sprouting all over the
scalp.
A little Danderine will immediately
until her arraignment In Juvenile
court in Chicago. Monday
“My brother. Bert Bothman. a re
tired Chicago restaurant keeper, who
is worth $200,000 loved Violet like his
own child," 6aid Mrs. Buehler. And
in his. will he had set aside SIOO,OOO
for her. Now. however, he has made
anew will, cutting her off "
80UTH EI.OIN. 111.—The postmas
tership here Is going begging Nobody
will take the Job. Business men are
considering offering a bonus to pre
vent the town becoming a rural route.
BELFAST- Fifty thousand women
members of the Ulster Unionist council
have appealed to their sisters to aid In
the fight against home rule.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER’S
OASTO R I A
PHONE AND
MAIL ORDERS
SOLICITED.
THE DETROIT TIMES: FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1912.
||l Every Parlor Suite \J W
gl in Our Store. k I Jt*
nl Greatly Reduced M
r Savings From 4 I
10 to 33 1-3% Wf
Home 188-190
_ . Woodward
Furnishers , Ave.
doub.e the beauty of your hair. No
difference how dull, faded, brittle and
setaggy. Just moisten a doth with
Danderine and carefully draw It
through your hair, taking one small
straud at a time. The effect la aiuas
ing—your hair will be light, fluffy aud
wavy, and have an appearance of
aht'.udance; an Incomparable lustre,
softness and luxuriance, the beauty
and shimmer of true hair health.
Get a 2u-oent bottle of Knowlton'a
Danderine from any drug store or
toilet counter, and prove to yourself
tonight—now—that your hair is as
pretty and soft as any—that it haa
been neglected or injured by careless
treatment —that’s all —you surely can
have beautiful hair and lota of it if
yoiv will Juat try a little Danderine.
CURB COURTS* POWER,
SAYS JUDGE LINDSEY
COLUMBUS. Ohio. Jan 19.—Judge
Ben Lindsey, of Denver. Colo., won
enthusiastic applause from the dele
gates of the constitutional conven
tion yesterday when he concluded a
brief addresa with the declaration:
“I hope to see this convention adopt
the initiative, referendum and recall
and put the power of government
back Into the hands of the people.”
Lindsey urged the convention to
curb the power of the courts saying
that no law should be declared un
constitutional except by a full vote
of the court.
"1 would like to see progressive
measures adopted. Measures that will
place in the hands of the people the
power of government."
slß=
At 59c Yard
On this table will be found a still finer quality
of Swiss All-Overs and 27-inch Flouncings. If
secured through ordinary trade channels this lot
would sell
At Just About Double.
Sale kQp Per
Price U Yard
TfexwmZ :: £adicctf (pmpcMiy
I w I
/ \to \
v \
Specials for Children
Vie a feature on our Second Floor, Among thtm are
Children's. Misses' and Oirla' Gun Met\l Calf High
Cuta, tunu>n style. sixes i> to R. 01.-A; ftl* to 11.
114 to 3. fSJMi 2\t to «. 0d.73.
Children a Tan Calf Jockey Hoota, alsea IS to 11,
now fl.«T| 11V, 10 I. now f 1.97.
Basement Bargains ot Note!
You'll And many others equally as good when you come Saturday.
For Men
Splendid styles In Men’s Gun
Metal and Patent Colt Shoes—
blucher or A A _
button — C* I P L
?t pec,ml u I ib 3
Men's regular 93.00 Satin Calf
High-Cut Shoe*, with
S $1.95
“-“i rxeLINDKESHOE CO. iT *
arena Felt su*- MONROEAVE.CSR. FARMER K"'"e
auetio"na * r * Formerly Valoey Shoe Cos now ... HT#
Hickey’s
for
Quality
HaBMMVpI V *
ffIMK
A " tTFr T 9 w*
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AMUBEMENTS.
TV MM V D "» 1 ’ ■« an* •“«* *•«
1 blTirWlr POPULAR PRICES
Th* Distinguished Dramatic fltsr.
Amelia Bingham
AND PLAYERS IN
M Blg Moaeeata From Oraat Plays"
4 Hnllowaysi Hoy mood 41 Caverlyi Oao
Falla as4 Barry Qtrlat Threo Kukaa;
Cal. Saat Holdaworthi Brrtltachi Kla
tla’a Aalasalai Mooreoaeoa*.
WORTH JUST
ABOUT DOUBLE.
Saturday Price-cuts!
Special Lot:; of $3.50 O yf
and $4.00 Boots at §& # O l
These are splendid dyles for women—Gun Metal, Viol Kid and Patent Colt—
all sizes and at dial 13.50 ami SI.OO values for Saturday, at $2.87.
P Special values in Women's Hoots at $3.00 —Tana, Velvets. Gun Metals, Patent
Colts, etc. ..
Straight 25S Discount
Winter Lines Men’s, Boys’ and Girls’ Wearables
[ * — 1 Haberdashery
l FANCY NECKWEAR—
60c Neckwear, now 3c
jj 11.00 Neckwear 9c
Large selection, patterns, shacks
and styles.
COLORED SHIRTS—
Plaited and Stiff Bosom*.
• $1.60 Shirts now $1.3
MANHATTAN BHIRTB—
Shlrta now SI.B
$2.00 M. Shirts $l.B
Flannel Shirts (heavy), \\ Off.
Sweaters Off.
Underwear— V+ Off.
Two-Piece and Odd Sizes, Union Suis
Suit Cases and Bags—'/ 4 Off.
WEN'S $5 Doubtoole Shoe*, now $3.95; 4d's. now $3.15;
SHOES 13 50 and • 12 46
BOY'S $3.50 high-t# Shoe*, now $2.95.
rilT MISSEB’ $3.50 JoCfcv Boots, now $2.45.
1 Growing Girls and Vtiaava’ $2.50 and $2 Shoes, to close. SI.OO.
GET THE HABIT— QO TO
HICKEY’S
General Outfitters. 201-203 Woodward.
AMUSEMENTS.
CIDDIPIf kbim AMD sat.
osnniun »st. so* to sa «">
Gertrude
Hoffmann j ItA NCKHA |
COHPS DF. B AI.ET OF IAO
Symphony Orrltalra of M
Seats For Next Wefc Selling Today
Everybody*a Favotte Faamakar
MARIE
DRESSLER
“Tllllo Nigitmare"
REMEMBER Till
USH LAST SEBON AMD
KSF.RVK YOl l SKATS MOW.
Nlghta and Sat.
•ad *2i Bal. 75*. $1 aad Sl.r.Oi
Family Cirri* 00*.
Wed, Mat.—Poplar—s<lr ta |UO.
SUNDAY MAT. AT .3.
BOOSandHsBAND
Prleea 250. 30* and Be- 'Seats Maw.
0 ETROIT SiPKtrA *
JOE WFill'*lt *RKSKMTS
Gw. V. Ilnbart's HqlUh Veralna af
AS M B WHERE DO
■ " f YOT I.IVE?
With VERA HELEN A
Aad Orlalnal Me* York Caat
Next Week \f-
Jo. M. Gal tea I P '" 7
Preoeata
JOHN I,Ell. A
Hyams and Mclntyre
IN
The Girl of My Dreams
SEATS MOW JKIXINO.
ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY
Burns Concert
•-and Ball—
■'lftbt Gaard Armor, Taeaday Kf'g,
Jaa. 11,1113.
Esther Hoad. Kcotteh Prims Donne;
Fred S. Illekey, Honed Entertainer;
Jawfa Caasle, Vlolllat; W. L Uoek
bara. Scottish TtarltOte; KUle Forbes,
Boln I'tanlet and Afonipanlst ; lira**
Cameras, Highland Dancer, Diana
MePball. Piper.
ZICKPL'S CICHESTR. A
Tickets 40c to tl.o tteserved seats
and plan of hall afDavtd Wallace A
Son's 106 Wood ward a va.. on and after
Jan II
Men’s Shoes at $2.97
Six ditferent ami good atyles in Men’s Patent Colt
Shoe*, plenty of sizes These are actual $1 60 and 94 00
vulues. specially priced at ff.OT.
Kxtra value* in Men'a Shoe* at (3.00 —score* of Ane
styles In Tan. Calf, Gun Metal and Patent Colt, but
toh or lace.
Men’* Section -Maiji Floor
For Women
t' omen’s Patert Colt Button
Shoe*. with Ooth tops; alt
size*; regu- A _
$ 1.27
Women's Gun Ml t til Shoe*; 'Mil
ton or blucher; Just the thing
for winter ▲ A m m*
Our Entire Stodc Men’s and Young Men’s Winter
Overcoats
Suits
6tylea and Sizf to Satisfy all Fancies and Figures.
( Blag and Blue Suits excepted)
For Boys
Boys Gun Metal and Box Calf
Shoes; great for rough wear;
sizes 3 to am a v
. 5V*; 12 00 V I # 7
m lum W I|4 I
Boys' Patent Colt Shoes, in both
button und lac* styles; all slsea;
Welt soles; a A _
regular F I Q L
It OI.JJD
Girls’ Garments
COATS—-Oae-*ttar<er OFF and better.
COATS nilacellaaeo.ie lot Mi««e« aad
Oirla. greatly reduced.
«10 COATb, .Vow fI.OA
Odd lot. sixes 2,3 and 4, light tan.
blue and red cloth.
ODD COATS*—O.V K- II AI.F OFF
Sizes 2 to 6; formerly $6, $7.60
and 110
fIS RKATIMG ItKDKKUS* 03.7S
Navy blue chevtots. lined with red
Aannel.
URKSHIS ONK-QC AHTKH OFF
All winter lines, including Peter
Thompsons and other styles, In
both Girls' and Misses’ sjzes.
fWFATF.ItO—ONF.-HAI.F OFF
Odd lot in white, red and gray.
MILI.I.VKIIY— OFF
Girls' and Misses. Odd lots Chil
dren’s Hats reduced from $2 to 23e.
BATH ROBKf»—OXK-QUARTKH OFF
Sizes 2 to IS.
AMUSEMENTS.
till E*Q MATS. DAILY, 3ilo.
■▼l I LCO 1.000 SKATS, 10*.
7-AVIATOR GIRLS-7
Speetaenlar Sceale Stasias Novelty
Alt Ulpoa— The Scotch Vantrlloquim
Merritt A Douglas— Refreshing Coined}
Three Staarta— Monarrhs of the Wire.
Mllraeop*— Photo Comedy. I>«.rta Grand
Opera Trio— Beatrice Morelaad 4k Cos..
Comedy Playlet.
LYCEUM ™~„t Mats.!*" 0-
The Itlg M naira I Comedy Saecear
THE SOUL KISS
Brighter Than Broadway After Dark.
Next—Eagaale Blair la THE TEST.
WORLD of PLEABUR*
Daarleat. praaefeat ehoraa la harlesqae
I,a dies to Matlaeea 10 Caata
Next Week—Harry Haetlags* Big Shoe*.
AVENUE The flam* af MAT.
RV fclVlfb of tlurleaqne. DAIIY
FAMOUS Bl RI.ESatE SHOW.
MOULIM ROUGE
0C GIRLS WHO CAN SING AND A*
L 3 DANCE.
Next Week—"KENTUCKY BELLES.**
Batahllakad lASO.
Price Redact ons
Coatlaued.
Everythlag la oar
Hae tk# heat, Aaeat
aad aewest far wed
dings. aaalveraarfea
aad ather presents
tloaa.
WATCHES.
DIAMONDS,
JEWELRY,
SILVERWARE,
STERLING SILVER
NOVELTIES,
INk SEAMLESS TIE.
FANY WEDDING
RINGS,
OPERA GLASSES,
CUT-GLASS, *
CLOCKS, ETC.
laapeetlda laeffad.
Traub Bros.
110 Woodward Am
Coe. Caa grass ft