The Detroit times. [volume], January 13, 1917, AFTERNOON EDITION, Page PAGE 3, Image 3

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I He. Or A WIFE
LIKE RISES AND DROPS IN VALUE
Mollle never looked more beauti
ful In her life than she did last night
when she came Into my n*oni with
( had. Wo went to the Hhelliurne.
where we were to meet Malcolm
tftuarl
t 'had la eery fond of Malcolm The
dinner, of course, waa perfect, aa
both men are epicures 1 haw never
known Molllc ao delightful. You see
llttie book. I have always looked
upon Mollle aa more or teea of n
child, but ahe haa certainly bios
somwd out Into a real woman, clever
at repartee and oh. ao beautiful!
sloth Chad and Malcolm voiced their
admiration.
Between the salad and dessert the
flawnltan player* struck up
"Drowsy Waters." Chad ros# and
held out hi* arm* to Mollle who
seemed t«> melt Into them a* they
fairly floated away In a modern heal
tation waltz.
“Would yon like to dance. Mar
gle?" asked Malcolm
I answered. "Just now
I want to feast my eye* on Mollle
and t'liad They **em so happy and
look no good that If makes one
happy Just to c«tch glimpses of
their married bliss."
M ilcolnt drew a long breath. “Ye#,
1 believe they are happy, but 1 also
believe no other woman on this
mundane pUnet could live with
Chadwick Hatton except Mollle |t
Is she who make* that marriage a
HUOCeHS."
' Hut 1 though; you liked Chad "
*1 do. moat thomly. but my dear
Indy Salvia, have you never Ilk* and
a man who you knew was uo suc
cess as a husband?’*
I thought of all IMrk's lovable
qualities, little book, as I answered
hvdtatinglv, “Yes "
"l "hall never forget the first time
1 danced with you, Margie," contin
ued Mab-olm. “It was Indescribable
something between flying and
fl'iatlng I ran 'feel' that dance yet
and I never hear the ‘Glow Worm’
that a slow thrill does not possess
me again "
I looked at him In surprise, for 1
had forgotten what had been played
that night at t-JHenu's when we bad
danced together and be had told me
his tragic story. Just then the soft
strains of the 'Glow Worngi were
wa'o and I coo Id twill no
longer
We began to dance.
Little book, there Is only one man
who can dance better than Malcolm
Stuar* and that Is Jim Edle. Hut
even Jim was forgotten as Malcolm
and 1 were dancing Half my pleas
urc. little book, was In the fart that
I was dancing —I who had never e*-
ler red to walk, let alone dance,
again.
Suddenly It all come over * n d
Instinctively I clung closer lo ,*ul
The gesture was so quick and
Second Floor Second Floor
January Fur Sale
All Our
Fur Coats-Scarfs-Muffs
At Greatly Reduced Prices
Hudson Seal Coats
Sizes 34 to 44
Plain box models, full flare, made of selected dyed muskrat
skins lined with brocade silk—4o inches long.
Special January Price
*69.50
Value $95.00
Hudson Seal Coats
Sizes 36 to 44*
Plain loose box models or semi-fitted, others trimmed with
skunk on collar, handsomely lined, full sweep, 40 inches long.
Special January Price
*79.50
Value $115.00
All Our Finer Coals Greatly Reduced.
GREAT BARGAINS
One lot of MufTx now $5.00
One lot of Muffs now 1 .SIO.OO
One lot of Muffs now r < $15.00
JANUARY 1917.
Impulsive that hr looked at in* In
surprise
"You did It, Malcolm," I whla
pered.
"Yes. thank Gtsl, l did," he an
swered, Instantly understanding.
"Not only on* e, but twice,’' I mur
mured.
"And I would do It always, even
al the price of my own life,” was
his response, ”1 sent my boat after
Or. Vlrnt and persuaded Min to
come over and rurv you. 1 snatched
you back from the embrace of the
storm that meant death. I .title la«dy
Salvia, some day I may claim my re
ward "
I drew hack a little, "Don't aak
much,” I smiled at him, altho my
heart was beating fast, "for you
know my little old life was not
worth so much, after all."
"Will you let me be the Judge of
IS THE HOME BREAKING UP?
Woman Works Away From II liecause Man Provides Plenty
of Chances!
BY WINONA WILCOX.
Honest cltlgens of many state* be
lieve the l-allot will make v. omßfi a
business rival, which the* d<» not
want, and take her >ut of the home,
where they want her.
Such men need tin* ‘nformatlon
that nearly 35 per cent of the wo
men In four gre»*t cast* in states
where* the* have not Hie ballot an*
already work Inc for wages outside
of the home Hut they nr** very far
from being men's business rival.
They merely promote man's success
b* tending hi.* ma»chine*, keeping
Im- books rind t> |*t. /, bis letter*
Woman makes a very satisfactory
•mpJoye, and whate*er may !*e .bis
theory about the place of woman In
the home, man haa provided her
with plenty of oppvrtunities to work
i.wiv from It S iperflucus and tils
satisfied women jus in fill these new
chances to become e< onomlcally in
dependent Here, apparently, is a
real menace to the stability of Ihe
borne
But thousands of women who
have trud the business world are
now road* to testify that woman's
way to liberty Is n»t by the road
which Tratfrnwu* from HR* horn#
Most women w *rk for wage only
in order to support a home, or to
rai**- Its .-tat I ir 1 Rut the* do not
exchange one kind of drudgery for
another as the* expected to d*>
The business woman soon tliactvers
that her "freedom” consists In car
rjtru on two jobs insterd of one Os
course she dots not make the beat
cf either.
But she does discover what a nice
I luce a home Is to May in. and horn
wonderfully Interesting housework
how* much it Is worth?” ha asked
eagerly.
“No one can tell the wurth of an
other's life to him." I quoted lightly
‘‘Tonight my life seema worth a
greet deal for I am happy happy
that once more I ant as other wo
men are. But two weeks sgo 1
was quite willing to throw it away.”
The muale stopped with a crash.
"Bring water! Wbe baa fainted.”
called Chid.
1 rushed over r*-. the opposite . nr
ner of the room snd found Mollle
In a heap. She had slipped on the
polished floor snd had a bad fall.
Someone tried It* raise h*r but
she moaned with pain
“She has broken her leg,” said
('had with a groan, as he picked her
up and carried her straight to the
elevator and to her room.
While on his way home, about
11 30 Friday morning. Paul Mar
carskl. No. H 52 Milwaukee ave. east,
was set upon by three men and
badly cut al*out the head and bt*dy
He waa taken to Rainaritan hospital
snd later taken home.
tuny be If It la undertaken «s the
great creative url which It really Is.
'fills Is womans moat p**ettlve
teactlon to whatever menace eeo
nominal Independence may ever
have been to the home.
There la also a secondary cause
of this natural reaction. Tills Is the
so. dal stratification of vrnmen <?n
line-* of those who work, and those
who are the wives and daughters
in the sheltered home.
The girl who work** Is usually ton
l l.ry to he offended hv the snobbery
of many of the unemployed. Hhe
n* ver feels inferior to (ha sod* tv
debutante. It Is the rich girl who
raises the barrier.
PJxcJuelveness Is woman's e**dal
slogan Even tn colleges, where all
’class distinctions are supposed to
la leveled, it Is practically Impossi
ble for a girl to enter sorority If
she must wall on table to earn her
board.
And while wvflety clrls may
volunteer for charity work at $lO
a month. It Is not considered "nW"
ior them to use their en**rgv in any
ether paid employment.
Such distinction, although Ignored
“tot h by the w orkersand TTie'TmHe r
film, nevertheless exist*, and It has
I rod’iced a trcmeulous reaction
upon the p lat ion of woman to the
home.
If the home la the choicest place
on earth for a woman, then the fop
lunate ure going to see lhat It
Mauds up, and they are quits w-Ci
jug to leave the Joys of economical
Independence to women who have
somehow mlaaed the coveted —that
i the protected—domestic environ
ment
LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME
Hji THORSTOS II 1U HQKBM.
Three Vain and Foolish Wishes.
M'opjrrlgltt, I*l*. I>v TANARUS, ltuig--*s »
There s nothing ao foolishly silly and
▼aln
As to wish for a thing you ' in never
attain
We all know that, and yet most
of us are Just foolish enough to
make such a wish now ami then. 1
guess you have done it 1 know 1
have, peter Rabbit has done H
often and then laughed at himself
afterward 1 suspect that even
ahrrwd. clever old Granny FV)i has
been guilty of It more than once.
So It Is not surprising that Reddy
Fog, terribly hungry as he was.
should do a little foolish wishing
When he left home to go to the
Old Pasture In the hope that he
would he able to flnd something to
eat there he started off bravely. ' It
was eold, very cold Indeed, but hi*
fur coat kept him warm as long as
he was moving. The Green Mend
ows were now no longer green. Inf*
glistening white with snow. All the
world, at least all that part of It
with whlrh Reddy was acquainted,
was white It was beautiful, ss mil
lions of sparkles flashed in the sun.
But Reddy had no thought for beau
ty the onl» thought he had tooir.
for was to ge* something to put In
the empty stomachs of himself and
Grannv Fox.
Jnck Frost had hardened th** snow
so that Reddy no longer had to
wiide thru It. He could run on It
now without breaking thru. Thu
mad** it much easier, so he trotted
along swiftly, lie had Intended to
go straight to the Old Pasture, but
th»re suddenly popped Into his head
a memory of the shelter down in a
far corner of tin Old Orchard which
f armer Hrown’a Roy had ' uilt then
far Jloo Whitt. I'robab!' the Rob
'kfbtle .wrplly ware *1 «*re now and he
m’gV bw sb> to surprise them. !!•
would go there first.
Redd*- "topped and looked care
CLEARANCE
Make Your Selection
Saturday from Our
Great Wholesale Stock
Hudson
S'Jj
eai
Coats!
SIOO.OO SP-Q. 50
Hudson Seal =
$120.00 $/>^.so
Coats \J*S
. . S7C.OD
Hudson Seal i
Coats •
Ef 5 " I’loo^2 1 ’100^2
Regular S6O
Natural Pony Coats fcH g / :==
Herman Ben Marks'
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212-214-216 fe.CHIGAN AVENUE
Exrlaftivr Wholesale Manuucturer* of Women's Fashionable Furs. — Near Third Street
DETROIT TIMES
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‘‘Give me s bite,” begged Reddy.
fully in make sure that Furuier
Rrown’a Hoy nnd Boh per the Mound
wore nowhere in sight. Then he
ran awlftlv toward the Old Orchard
Juet ia he entered it he heard a
merry voice Ju«t over hi* head. “Dee
dee, i|i o, dee'” paid the voice.
Reddy stopped and looked up
There was Tommy Tit the ('hlcka
dee < llnclng fnst to a Mg ple'-e of
frerh suet Med to a branch of a tree,
nil To.limy waa •»»* i f TI n v himself.
Reddy sat down rlsh* underneath 1’
uid looked up longingly. The sight
of that auet made hi mouth w;i»<r
so that ft was almost more than he
o old •land, lie jumped once. Me
pimped twice. Me Jumped three
time-, ltut all his Jumping was in
vain That suet whs beyond hip
reach. Th* re wan no possible way
of reaching |t save by flying or
clla bln* Redd'’s tongue hung out
of Ills mouth with longing
"1 wish I could climb.” paid
Reddy. Hut h** couldn’t * llrnli, Hnd
all the wishing in the world wouldn’t
f I |UR tremendous wholesale
1 V j stock of rich Hudson Seal
coats, amounting to over
one hundred thousand dol
lars, ie row offered at greater reduc
tions than ever.
Come Saturday and make your selection from this wonderful
stock—at least three times as large as that of any other Detroit
lur house.
All of our Hudson Seal garments are man-tailored in our own
daylight shops, the complete manufacture, from raw skins to
finished product, being carried on under our personal direction.
BUY DIRECT FROM THE MAKERS!
enable him to, a* he wa* very well
knew So after a little he atarteU
;n A*' he drew near the far corner
of 'h« Old Orchard he enw Hob
White and Mr*. Hob and all the
young Hobs picking up grain which
Farmer Brown’* Hoy had scattered
for them Just lu front of the shelter
he had built for them. Reddy
Touched down, and very slowly, an
n< h at a time, he crept forward;
his eyes shining with eagerness
Just as h* was almost within
Wringing distance Hob White gave
a signal and with a roar of stiff
little wings away flew the Bob
Whites to the safety of a hemlock
on the edge of the Green For
es*.
Tearp of rage and dlaappolntment
welled up In Reddy's eyes. **l wtah
I could fly.” he mutter* and as he
watched the brown birds dlaappear
In the Mg hemlock tree.
This wap quit* a§ foollah a wish
ap the other, so Reddy trotted on
nnd decided to go down papt the
Smiling Tool. When he got there
he found *t. hp he expected, frozen
over, but Jupt where the Laughing
Hrook Jolnp It there wna a little
place where there was open water.
Hilly Mink whs on the Ice at the
edge of It and just as Reddy got
there Hlliv dived In. A minute later
he climbed nut with a fish la hi#
mouth.
"Give me a bit*.” begged Reddy.
‘Vauh your own fl*h,” retorted
Rillv Mink. "1 have to work hard
enough for I get as It Ip."
Reddy wap afraid to go out on the
Ice where Hilly wap, and so sat and
watched him eat that One fish. Then
Hilly dived Into the water again nnd
disappeared. Reddy waited a long
time but Hilly did not return. "I
wish I could dive.” gulped Reddy,
thinking of the fine flah somewhere
under the Ice.
And this wish was quite as vain
and foolish as the other wishes.
Next story: Reddy Fights a Hat
tie.
A% i 1 TVp
$187.50 s<l or* *lO
Hudson Seal 5 V
Coat. JL Cd\J
f. 2 ™ 00 « 1 $ 1 Q 7.50
Coats X •
$225.00 $4 PM w f)0
Hudson Seal 1 / * UU
Coats L%J §
SS2*., *1 7=^o
Hudwn Seal | Q—-
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| l>rt roll Hr troll'* N*uirtr»i l*«rU '
V J Shopping r l*r« l
Saturday Morning Specials
UNTIL NOON ONLY
To Prevent Dealers .from Buying, Quantities
Are Restricted
No Phone Orders, No C. O. D., No Returns, No Exchanges
100 Coats at $12.95
The entire balance of our winter Coats up S4 O
to $25 for Saturday. Monday Special...
Navy, brown, black, taupe and green; Cheviots, Broad
cloths, Mixtures and Zibelinos.
K«*»rth no**.
Until Noon in Jewelry Shop
Gold and Silver Beauty Pins—Sold every place
for 50c. Saturday morning, our price JSC
Finger Kings—One lot ranging in price from #4^
50c to $2.00, Saturday morning price
( olored Beaded Chains—ln gold and silver. As 4g\
$1.75 and $2.60 values for X* A5/
Pearl Beads—< Genuine fish scale filled. Oft
50c values for
Hrmly'm Jewel ry *hnp—Wain Floor.
Until Noon in Blouse Shop
\ ery dainty Voil Blouses, all flesh. Some are plain; others
embroidered and lace trimmed. Oft
$1.50 values for /5/C
Hroir** Btoaeo Sho* Seoo»4 Floor.
Until Noon in Toilet Shop
Calox Tooth Powder, _
25c value 1 f C
Toy Talcum Powder. _
25c value lfC
Armour Assorted Bath Soaps— 0£
10c per cake—4 for
Schramtz Bath Powder. « fw
25c can for J[ Jyft
Ilf «Iy*a Toilet *ho»—Mala Floor.
Until Noon in Sweater Shop
Good warm Sweater, made with large sailor collar, sherred
back, two pockets and turned back cuffs. ftQ
Comes in rose and copen. $5.00 value
Heal?** Sweater Shop—SroonS Floor.
Until Noon in Lace Shop
Filet Lace Squares—Size 12x12, for making chain backs,
dresser scarfs, luncheon sets and bed sets. “1 ft
Our 20c values for, each A\JC
Veiling
Waterproof Malines, all silk, 27 inches wide In a complete
range of colors for evening scarfs. 4
Our 25c quality for, yard X 5/C
Ladies’ Pure Linen Handkerchief, with hemstitched bor
der and dainty hand embroidered comers. 4 ey
Our 25c values for, each X/C
HeaJy'o Lam *hop—Mala Floor,
Until Noon in Hosiery Shop
Ladies’ All Silk Black Hose, $1.50 values and one card of
stop run hose loops valued at 50c. #4 Oft
All for . A.ZSJ
Ladies’ Cashmere Hose—Black only© 7ft
SI.OO values /5/C
Ladies’ Black Fiber Silk Hose. €\ 4
25c values for & 1 C
Ilf* ly'* Ho*lfry Shop—Mala Floor.
Until Noon in Baby Shop
Baby Coats—White Chinchillas and Corduroys. Coats
with belts and pockets. $4.50 to $n qq
Children’s Coats—To 6 years. Brown, navy and black
Velvet Coats. All this season’s models. $0 ftQ
Values to SB.OO for 3*5/0
Misses’ Wash Dresses—Beautiful new stripes and plaids
with belt; also empire styles. Qft
$1.25 values for 05/C
Baby Pillow Cases—Dainty fine Pillow Cases with ruffles
and scalloped edges, floral designs Qft
worked on top. 59c values for 35/C
Baby Crib Sheets—Made of fine quality nainsook with
scalloped edge, good sizes.
75c values for OUC
lira)*'* llahr *h*p— hfroad Floor.
Until Noon in Neckwear Shop
Net Collar—Sailor back embroidered in colors. qq
$1.50 values for 05/C
Net Collar—With deep pleated back.
SI.OO values for 05/C
Georgette Collar —Sailor back with pleated $4 Og
flounce. $2.50 value limJ
Organdie Collars—Plain hemstitched and lace 4 ft _
trimmed. 25c values for 1%7C
Organdie Collar and Cuff Sets. 4 ft
25c values for AOw
Net Pleating and Ruching—2sc per yard. 4 J*
Saturday special, per yd
Ilf*nr* Sffhwf*r Shop— M*li» Floor.
Until Noon in leather Shop
Velvet and Persian Lamb Scarfs—ln black and $ 4
colors. Closing out $8.50 values for I*^o
Black Moca Skin Bags—With inside frame [*/\
and vanity fittings. $5.00 values for
Leather Hand Bags—One lot assorted.
Values up to $2.50 for f 3C
Hfnlr'* I-f*thor hhop—Floor.
Until Noon in Needlework Shop
36 inch White ( enters stamped for solid Off
embroidery. SLOO values for 4&OC
Bahv Feeding Bibs consisting of towel, wash [*/\
cloths and lap pari. SI.OO values for OUC
Blue Crepe Kimonos stamped for French knot
and loop stitch. SI.OO values for 03C
White Dresser Scarf and Pin Cushion stamped for X
stitch and French knot embroidery. Og*
SI.OO values for 33C
Odd lot of Tan Scarfs stamped and Ass
stenciled. SI.OO values for jm3C
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