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THE DAILY RAGE OF THE HUDSON STORE
TN 4. U lU4m« I mmpmmv
Fresh Supplies of Underclothes Arriving for the White Sale
l\ THE FASHION SAIONS
Two Important Offerings
OFFERING NUMBER ONE
£2 40 Coats at > 18.50
A manufacturer had a surp us * f broadcloth after making
He suggested to us that we “elect a style and he would
PLd\ fir ' y m ikt* up the broadcloth int** c*at? that we can sell at $18.50
* Wc selected one of the bes* sf> es— a full daring hack
p 4 ’jV*. I '\ bolted, a birred waist effect :n fr *nt irge plush collar and
IvOEItnl! •'Tnfv' A P* U!l h buttons, in green, brown. navy, black and Burgundy.
■ "■iKmm I»i / 11 IVv ,J 1 h) coats in all—and at or price—$18.50.
rT» OFFERING N I’M HER TWO
OrJHBf V v 55 Dresses at *12.75
jL/f V \V \ Ttsw rolor* ar* N'au' .'.j! i‘ »f ■« arr copied from higher
L l \ ill I \ V s—y The • klrt« Are fu*l and frl ▼tu > N*dire* and sleeve? are tn
laajj \Yr\ Vu V \ V be same and ' •>r , r*«tlDe color*
V V i Kr*n * om«r who •if'n bu> r xp‘-n«tT# > gown? will
~ Ilf \ * porch*#* on* r two of these II? T Ir *• -* o fin p
ftkj l\ Th-'v arp q’jpe a? prpM* or>d* ” <•>.•- • 4 , r*
| ( ! more < xpec•>t>r oq<‘? and tfc*** .<.*• wr i made
■ W fVrt n*«r —ltnllitlnt
More Reductions in the
Young Women’s Salons
(Third Floor—Woodward Building)
For Girls and Young Women 11 to 20
Many attractive suits and dresses may now be purchased
at much less than their former prices.
Suite at $lO
{(•▼era! *tylee in black. blue and
green broadcloth, plain and fur
trimmed, and plain tailored poplin
They are suite that may be wot n
until tbe late spring
Suite at $7.50
Green, blue and Mark, eplendxl
suits for school girls, *Mni-NorfoD .
pleats and belta, well tailored, at
tractive suits.
Ha4*naWrhlr4 I
Lovely Blouses in the Sale
at $2.95 and $3.95
Not old blouses but a huge new collection, purchased this
week in New York to give our customers an opportunity to in
dulge in an extra suit blouse or to add a touch of color or airy
whiteness to her warrlrole.
The highj colored blouse# of
chiffon combined with lace
aie m) api —and the
wHtc and ftt-.-h color Geor*
cr ! > I low.-*' simply lovely;
• n 's the latter have pink,
green fo.des. made of
knots for a springlike
e oiation.
of them have ib> frillies’
frill*.
Then there are tailored folk on'- too
tn nav> blu* . brown, slciarla and
maroon.
A model that i« .* reproduction of
\n expensive French waist i dt- I
tlnetivr because of its broad tuck- |
llu«l»nn *— I h.rtl I I--,,r —-» W •»«<(m ar«f llulMint
Important Sales
Now Goins: On
The sale of Whitney Baby Car
riages, Strollers and Sulkies.
The sale of Lamps; all wood bases
and silk shades at good savings.
lluilMin _«rifiitk Ho«f—H* «*> Rulldtaa-
Good Acres for Hoof, l.nrrr -
SALE OF HURT BOOKS
STARTS SATURDAY
3,000 volume* of fiction, history, travel, biography, science,
drama, art—damaged in holiday shopping.
Kvrry kind of l»ook one cap imagine from little h. *,* ~t
15c to elaborate set# at a fraction of thAir usual price
Gjven new prices because they hav* i>ecn a ht'h ..!< and
or their bindings a little marred.
Now 15c, 25c, 50c, 75c, $1 to $5
A fiance at them she* thr poem-
A Reheri I/wiift tftsvenaott at 11
bound! Jam*'* J Hilt* "High
•*r« "f I’mgrc'-* nt is,-, rloth
bcwinit Mark Twain** work* at 11
»h# vwlittn*; Harruoti Fiaher's Bran
rtM at It.
A An* wri a# Kipling, cloth bound. at
[ ' i uits at $5
(Tb- *kir* alone qu;*e what on*
would p«v %?j for i The coal* well
tailored, plain little bc*x and bell* 1
[ srylre.
Ditssei at $5 and $7.50
A group of dre?«**s for wear under
the great coat?
Tbe' are -erg* 1 -, aboti: eight and *
feren! ity le?, w**h belt? and pock
et?, sonic w ith silk collar?. oCher
are button trimmed. the be?* po
• ible style? for school aGd every
day w»ar.
Blou«»- to salt *n' woman and at
only 12 3*, and 13.9,5
»T 2". Shake-pear*. lt< volume*. Si
the v hinir a beautiful Im-> of Ti|ck
full leather, Jfo vr>li#m«-*, at
fit SO The*.* are only a *lfght hint
of wh*t |* tn N found
,fl the sale Saturday. Brows*
♦ round it. leisure and rhooic th*
bo,)k* >ou w*nr You'll b<> surprised
M tlw lit (la pn*e*
IMMaWHr*! • •••»- Mala *ulU., t
I ..ua«l»«l iwi
llh
New Hosiery
Women and Children
A very’ attractive stocking
fur women is the sock hose, a
heavy ribbed silk <n two color
combination with black silk
top: the colors are red and
Mack, blue and black, green and
>iack and gold and black, $2.
S- boot hoe** ;n all color*. 55c
lUacr -:'k with reinforce 1
knee. 11
!• or < hildrt n
Holeproof guaranteed bn«e *av 1
much time in mending. 35c
nia*k and white fiber ?ilk ho.--.
3S*c and 6,>c
Children? ra?hir»*re ho?e. 33c
Pur-. Mocking** of white cotton
h*a» - w< gr* and excellent wear
ing qualiue?. ?>c
l'lr*l *l*i« ll*lldlt(.
Clothe- for lio\-
at Little Price*- ..
—A Clears way Sale—
Tm- >a> rive- every boy
an opportunity to have a fin**
-uit overcoat or mackinaw at
far less than usual prices.
Mackinaws at St 15 and $5.75
Overcoat- at and $7.75
Suit.- at $5.25 and $7.75
(Wi s h two fm.r- of lrousent)
The Sale of Wash Suits Still
l.iveb
Mo>h»r- ar« hnrg : c the lit• fe'
■ov- f-orr r,_o (, ■ In and ftt'fnc
■h‘ Tr »p with. • r<»-• r-■* spring mm;
-I- i-arnplrt ?rd -hort «-rd« of a
r »h- f«• SI Jl r y, *nd *2 V,
l*l-»r W»(M,«»nI Hollaing
.In the Basement Store Saturday
Sale of Women’s and
Misses’ Winter Coats
$lO. $12.75 and $11.75
W arm a*«v>l fabrics in fashionable winter style*—one
and two of a kind—all marked down for this sale. Full
ripp'y mode!*, pjrfn and with a variety of Kw l ru and large
collar* Size* ]fj to 12.
SI a.! Wf • ’ pehb l ** cti*vt*y«. w*io! plu-m- wrw-1 velours. Melton*.
In bi*f k h'o*r, gr»“'n and— us^ar'l
AT >l2 ? r woo ► our*. ch*v!o»a. wld- »*,!» M»l'ofi« sanes »ww#>d*
< -ir ni - :n b.*' k. Paty. brown, K r ‘ *‘ti mu-'*rd plum. f au and
rr>i Trimrt' 1 w-'h fur rio»h and no' h mat
in * Io #
AT *1» 7. P-' r 4 i ron'l in »r*n; v»- our- <>-ir ♦rh mt» ■lour- rut
n ' l '* - * r ’ ' 1 ' ’ r:n p' l w I’h plu«h. -«-*i and o'brr fur- flurr irds.
r ’ - r ?f ; >‘vv brown. gi»-on and b'ark t 'ha» w.-r#* marked
'•r> much inor*- ..
,• f *
Suits for Large Women, $8.95
(Size* 11 to J»5)
!< •»K!» to plain tail*>rofl -uit •in -s , ylc c.Hp»-r}a||y de
igned for large women. Heavy weight, all-wool poplin*, fe
commgl\ finished with plush or fur, lined and warm I > intor
!iood Black, navy and a few »ti«i shades. fP‘duccd to
$8.95.
llh4m*'« Nit# » n »•*.
Girls’ Coats *5 and '7.95
Nearly our entire stock of win for girl* from 6
to 1 I year* have been marked do> n .( these prices.
THK t i rOATfI are rhlnrhilla* wf»ol plu*h, w<mjl velour, # h»-vlof,
and rir* velour*. *mart and glrllah aatrakban, fancy corduroy , bin*-,
mm- wlfb b^lf *f kth\, black, dark and llithi *r-*n brown. »ur’
*»«*>'■ i \ *und> and Mark ,»lict and fur
THK 17 &5 COATS allk and trimmed
Children’* ( oats, $3.25 and $1.65
Coajr little roata, w*|| lined for cold wraihcr bo* nrd bc(t..i «,y|ea
-on*»- with v#dv*» collar* corduroj*. chinchilla-. broadc|,dba—-mo«t|r
tn brown and grav Hum 2ln *
MMmi i Rimmol *l*rr
TV tr |>h«*i»r • hrrr* Mini
s a W
j
= . *#
Linens of the Real
Old-Fashioned Quality
\rr in This January White Sale
Half the pleasure of choosing one’s linen> in the White
Sale comes from the assurance that they are of the good, nld
fashioned kind that mother N'Ught years ago— the old-fash
loned kind that is so scarce U**lay.
Then the fact that there is a wide assortment, from lux
uno i' little < filet doilies to ffrie damask pattern cloths and
practical buck towels* is another pleasure.
The Bedding ! The Ited Towels .
r ,:;. 2ZZ Fine satin
■■ ■ ~" r r practical t»'■! from $3.39 to $7.50, all under
cl r.g »«* exquisitely J
p •" case* priced, all of good quality.
Finally, the prices are all remarkable for their littleness.
M u «fr,n a |'l»or— W HuIUIm
doing! Going! Soon Gone!
The 600 Pairs of Women’s
Fine Winter Shoes at $4.85
They were taken out of the shelves and marked down
to sl.*s ie* a use new spring shoes are on the way, and
she!f-nx>m must l<e prepared at once.
Th*r* -<r. * 'w-n ?ty>? E;*ck glazed and colored kid* iu solid color*
a : fts:
Mnd««« . ?.turlk I l**r—Hn«4nir4 Hulldmc
The Millinery Salons
\rc Ready With Spring Exhibition?
rAILOKKD HATS
DETROIT TIMES
Glove Sale
For Women—
lrr»*% Kid Glorc*. 7tc in i-maH
*lrc*. f, «, ,o f Black only.
French Kid Glove*, ftke. wb|t# with
pique stitching, allghtly «o||cd
For Men and Boy*-
sap« Kid Glove*, >] 19, scvwral
*had»* of tan. unllned. good range
of *lic*
Boy*’ Glove*. f.»c
lined, tan. go<»d *ix* nog* Alto
fur mitten*. i«*4»#r front, flee«*-
llned. cordurov faring In
For hirU and Boya—
FI were !/«arb«r Milt»n*, 29c, kid
front; black, tan brown, gray
Horrw alie* fur mlaae* and women
Kwavfwcwt *t«rr.
M«r* lipro RilO «• «!«• OVl*rk
It is the most remarkable White Sale in recent years. It offers fresh and beaut i*
fully-made underclothes at prices that are impossible to match in today's market. In
other words, we have thousands of lovely garments and are selling them lower than
they will probably be bought at wholesale again this year.
«5»
American-Made l ruler clothes
Fxeellently-made garments, «rs go«*d material, in large choice of de
sirn?. Copies and adaptations of the eviiensive imported garments.
Philippine l rulerelothes
Made beautifully by hand of exquisitely fine, soft materials with
hand embroidered patterns. Every detail quietly perfect.
Crep< • de Chine Silk l nderclothes
s Unusual qualities of silk underclothes in white or
Ei flesh-color, combined with airy laces or plain tailored;
the styles are absolutely charming.
M uil.nn'v—F .ar< h K l.or— »t at n KnlMlni . .
EVENING HATS
SPORTS HATS
RIDING HATS
The mi!inery salons an
nounce their reatimess with
the new fashions for south
ern wear.
U e f«elieve that all wom
*n whether going
away or not will’ i*Mnten>e
ly interested in these new
hats and will want to -eo
them at once.
It is by a!! odd- the finest
-howing that we have ever
presented in January.
•*»<••«*• Millinery -•!•>< •
r»*Mfc Kl*nr—Rnlh 11n1M1.,,
I
Mrknnnl. ••*rr*lr» U Ihe I n«lnmrr'*
Patrician Silk
Underwear
What is more annoying
than to have fine silk under
wear drop stitches. Patrician
silk garment? are warranted
not to do this.
It « ■ S". knitted «.i!k i.'ni
tk* r.f Tt*!t*n -'lk
v.ri rlaat ■ *vl*'f*|Ov *nd
»••?* and «r'th i% • it* *f and.
• i*n and a k f .\.r Irlmmmi
- s** '• tfil* i l.lijtht t** • r*fin*d
■* *r?an
Envelope combination? made with
French «erge ribbon In them,
Vesta also bodice and tailored top
M i
\ new emhroldere<T in eyelet
lesigp French and bodice top,
ficah and white, is |3 30
He*r> qii*iitv Ita'ian *i!k bloomer.
$2 extra *lll-' 13
ro.m —*tal* HatUllMS.
Warm Gloves for
Little Hands
Warm gl<»ves, fleece lined,
have the wrists lined with
rabbit fur grav mocha, only
$1.73,
Reeee !»n»-d k.d glox** with ron*'\
wri«t. $2
Fteerr lined kid lEiMrn* »i!h fur
tip* in a **n as*ortment, SI 2
on)' SI 10 and $1 2. r .
Washable rape iclo»e* m *and.
az. and Hrrrrna. SI 1' and 11 21
rif*i rimr~a.iin n«uaiar
BABETTE
The Little Dres* from
Paris
That we re
produced for
little A meri- i iV>
can girls at /At \
$2.95 is very
popular. l>e
cause above f
ail else it is so r i \ \\
pretty. Then U —*
it is simple, TT 1
launder- flB) T j\
ver> in- fly WKM
expensive.
In pink, »lue and tan, of nice
washable materials simply
made, but with all it has a fas
cinating air that the average
very inexpensive frock lacks. |
•Sizes, ft to 14. $2.95.
fbtnl K l«**r—W»»4»»nl HalMlni j
Special Sale
of Muffs, $5.95
Pine muffs or Russian
\ \ that really resembles
so glossy and soft is
the fur. New round shape,
well made and nicely satin
lined
Other muff* of river rat, moietne
blue fox opoeaum and large coney
muff* *arh v»iry apeelal at 15.91
H««* ■# * » Star*.
(ft
Knit Underwear
Viola Union Suita, 59c
(9i*e* >4 to 2* only), fin* flwi*«
ribh-d cptton. ankle length with
elbow s!*rve* and Tlntcb neck or
high neck and long nleevee.
Inion Suita for liarge
Women, $1.75
( 8 1 *e* 44 to 4S only), of medium
weight wool, allk flnlched. high
neck, long aleeve*. ankle length.
n«*rm#*l •Ivrf,
750 Pairs Fibre
Silk Hose, 39c
Fibre silk to the knee,
double toe high spliced heel,
champagne, tan, pearl gray,
black and white, sizes 8 to
10. Some have slight thread
imperfection*.
CHILDREN** HORE. Med
turn weight with doubt* heel and
toe. Mack only; alse* S'n to 10
>»»#w»*t Itarv.
S A Tl’R It AV . JAM AKY IS. 1917.
More Furs Brought
in From the Miller Stock
j * 4
Now Being Sold at Hudson's
Such furs when bought at reasonable, unusual prices ar
good investments.
Fur coats of almost any fur or quality you desire, a
prices ranging from $35 to $2,000. Three hundred <>r mor
to select fr<*m for as soon as the coats arc sold they ar
quickly replaced with others from the warehouse.
The major!*' «>f c«.nt.* Are
not extreme in style (of cour *
♦here Are a f*» extreme on*-* **
meet the demand «»f lh<**c who can
afford *o follow fad-), hut rno?t >f
the coats are made |r *m«rt eon
servAtm lines lln*'? that ar* good
Among the Interesting Novelties in Small Furs Are:
- Hudson seal «e* trimnu**! with
badger, a rather larg* and very
• mar* eollaretu, and «unnirg puff'
muff Quite a ?mking combination
173 a ?»»t
laopard combined with h* iv r I*
II »•!««•< •—ThlrH I lMr»Mlln HmIIiI In*.
A Sale of Children’s
Coats at *2.15 to *l2
lor Tots of 2to H ears
Children’* xrtnter cr»,v« that wer**
quite eTp«*n?t'e h* f<*re fhriftmas
mu?t he -old during the r* x* fe»<
day«. to make room for new mer
chandise
For this reason thev wrill l*e «r*ld
•THirit n*>*r—n iMitnurd MnlMins-
Such Lovely
Strands of Pearls
"La Horn*' pearl- made m France
to reaemble the r* ai mi' llcau
tlfully m»'ch«*d *o full of ?-<»ft
elusive color* w'ih -f« rling silver
clasp*, gold ct ap* ard cla«p* urn t
mented w th tm> diamond < hip-.
$5 to m
!/**♦ expensive on* - too. r*oc an*l
op.
rtr*f n«..f—WMitwuhl MuiitMn K
MEN’S NEWS
January Clear-a-way of
Men’s Overcoats * 12.75
All Are Excellent Coats
An exceptional opportunity
to get a really serviceable
overroat, made and sold in
accordance with Hudson in
tegrity and reliability at a
very little price. In the 190
coats to be disposed of is a
choice of nobby models and
strikingly good patterns,
sizes 33 to 11. Exceptional
coats at $12.75.
310 .Men’s Suits, $9.75
Taken from higher priced !tn* 1 *
and reduced for clearance *
Men’s Trousers, $2.45
Good worsted*, chevlota and
ca**lmere*: well made, smart pa'
tern*.
Boys’ Overcoats, $1.85
Helted and plnrhhark*. Warm,
serviceable fabric*
IfnS-na'a Raaemcnl Stare.
More Good Things for Men
120 doz. Lisle and Cashmere
Hose, 17c
(seconds). Palm Beach, gray,
sand and black, all size*
Fleeced Union Suits, 98c
Heavy grade, gray only, sizes
3« tn 44
Boys* Sweaters, 98c
Tart wool, with roll collar, navy
and gray. *lze* 21 to 34
Wool Union Suits, $1.59
Good grade, all sizes to 50.
Uraikfpi 'mm null \l nrnirr
PP Ti . ,
PCcri 5J
■■■' 1 <*
but not * vagg* rale*! In -1> 1 »*. Mu
ensuring their long !if* «nd makir
them -ervlceable next winter a? wc
a* now
We ha'* three more mon'h? •
cold, changeab'i wteath»r an*l wl*
th* rrnf* -4i renaonablv priced, wl
not 4iij4*> j>o.**e*Mng one?
a unusual *■♦ Th* muff
melon shaped, with heaver ruff? ar;
th* high -rock collar ha- ,t turnd
down flap of h<*av* r }6. r » as< f
Th* !♦ Ia hah' leopard ?et for
><*ung girl, f3i*
•Ocelot and Htidsrrt aval .sel, st»c
w.\ he!..? the u* ;xJ price In fa
lower th in th* ir • trly Jnn'iar' r
lured price
«'*»*•? 4 *f corduroy. *<*rs*', rht
hilla. noreltte.* r xttn* at |2.1
in or*. »57.50. t:» :,f> 112.
Girls’ Corsets
K'>r ~<hool girl* *h« right nor*
i-Offota la exceeding!'
I jiff It* *jt fiK'i ror*et are wonderf*
Ts • nr* -i> *>oft ,«nd fl« xlh’e, wf
eln-tle lightb boned In pi{
and white from Si to S'!
11. A W ,»nd Kerns waists , r,rte
S3 30.
• mirth Klnor—>lnln MnlMl*(.
• r »l0 Neglisfre Shirts, 85c
Kin*, madraa Hrtd pereale, mns*-
lv soft cult-*. Slightly soiled
8l*e« 14 to 17.
flannelette Nivht Shirts,
i 6Dc
Well made of good grade striped
outing flannel, all nlze.«
Part Wool Sweaters, $1.25
Navy, gray, maroon, n/«*n 36 to
44
IlNflami a Store.