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FRII) AY , JfLY 6 . 1917.
The Confessions of a Wife
\mith, Like A ice, I.ongri l or Friendship.
"I «rnl home front that luncheon.
M iU'n',' > iM J'.mlu, “very lutji h « .4•'t
down I had I'M'i. only hecaus* I ha«l
surpriaed tin in into meeting in**, the
only rclativ. I hnd in th* world I
h»<l been told. « plainly .i * actions
could «|inik, I wa . about tin most
unwelcome |m r«nn they inukl no * t
“I have often wonder**! wliUh feel
Inni'lim*** in n k*-enl> tip* young
or old Kvoryorji lalk.-t of Hie loro
linen*, of ** Id UK*’. I • \|o*it that Is
!*«•« Hhim- lh* friends of Holr youth
nr* g* n* Hut there t* usually s«*m**-
one who belong- to them a s**n or
<i daughter or* whom th> \ can call
in emergency and then they have
their mj-inorien.
•‘lint when V* *ii are you rue and
alone w.ll you know h**w trrevok
ahle everything harks to youth 1
need t*> • nv> every girl I .taw talk
ing without another girl I Just
wanted t*> talk to **v*-rv hoy and girl
at rolling in th< nark. Kvery kindlv .
fared woman I no t I wanted to h**l*l
out ni> ha ml to ami link h*i l<* l<»\ a
nm a little. f**r t want**! love no
nitn h "
“What vou wanterl. *lenr. wan a
mot her." I in' < ri upt and.
f'l it l Mo: go -he a i*l. • »n*l
you at* the only Woman I hav<* **v* r
talked to oi my loneliness whni|ul* k
ly reengn ; *1 th* fa* t ”
“You fi t '*t, I*aula " 1 said aoftly.
“that I • * want'd tny mother thru
long y.’jirs after my girlhood'’
I* il.i •< oh 1 out her, Intel for
min* - •*
“Th Is parthutar afternoon how
ever ! wn mot** than ever lonely "
sh* fontlnu* I “;«» Aunt TEach**! had
been o distant and co|»| r > no*. You
ne»> how Inconsistent is human na
ture Margo* I w»*nt to that luncheon
fur the express purple **f having a
little fun with Mint Itachel and then
hemline hi behaved Hi lu«t the way
I knew *do w *uld hehav* I wan hurt
and unhappy I had met trouble
tnori than I 11 f wav and then herrins**
trouble had made mv heart a< to* I
vvh** disappointed in llf*
“1 wa-« not *n the mood to l***>k for,
a Job In the morning I had ’*, .-n
ga* aid hap|>’ thin afterno**n I wan
eodden with th** bitten Hut 1 made
n v nelf go to th*- nftle. of a man
vvft* -*» nano lolled tO'thitlg f*i no*
but who I had I * in told wan getting
up a nunimei stork company.
"It w i to* usual ft nt • >fft. •• of
tt.e ft. If! leal ninnager ttiat I • r 11.- * -
111 W'fh tto USH.II Itl.-olenl off; !*>*.'
»>n duty T'*i* usual itigemu*. w th a
whit* vll covering w tinkle* m tn
a*tei|UAt*|v »n dot th* d'<* lo*r gray
ing locks, was waititu I’oor woman,
ntie deemed mv coming an an Inftu-,
n* *n Mo- bated no- Instinctively. I
* id ll*- opr f mg -to w irited rno.f
- yoiit h
*ll»v* v**u an appointment'** said
th** l*.y wh* n I Hsl.eii if th; manager
w m In
■ N* > nit **. 1 v*oi tell hlin Minn
Newt..u Paula \ew fun, tat* *<f the
I'.ament t.awton company, worihl like
t*i >*•* him i few mihUt* s'"
“I Win until red 1111 " the IPO " * t* ■
f* •> and found a t * n ifting in hi*
shirt sieves with lo.n f* i-f upon file
* ‘ I! • if *■>,•■ ■ i r *n
t* In it *v* h. ••>! t i .) : aft T *
• These Suits Cost hie
*12.50, *13.50 *14.50,
*15.50, *16.50 Each!
i I Average S 1 Profit on
EadOf Vm, Want Me
Clothes Shop
171 Griswold
“Across from the Garrick”
,» \ f
t \ " - , .V. 5 ' .. '« , « I
D*icau«« of th« narrow margin of
profit .1 modest charge will be made
for alterations
Open Saturday Night ( ntil 10 P. M.
poke well of my power* ae an act
i •'*•(* that I dot tint laugh. hut unfor
tunately | could n**t * It* that as an
tlluMrut lon of mv ability.
“‘I want a young gin to play
leads, h*» an Id. ‘in stuck In t'lrvo
l*iml ' hung* <>f lull •vi i y w«* k
Matin* twice 4 wek. Had any •v
--p«'l *■ lll'*' 111 BtOC k
“'S ’, hut vou know I have had a
gmu d* a! of splendid ne* npnper talk
about mv work In N«*w l<*rk. Mnn
ngi t stands r* id> to fe.vtut* me n> \t
fall If I want to sign lip with him.
’Tut* brought the manager's feet
down from the table. 'Then vv I y d*»
you want thm "oaltlon?'
“ , l , "i'i'.i.'* 1 understood It wan for
the nurnmn * nlv and I ran still ac
cept th< other place in th<* fall If I
wish.’
‘So h* holdln' the Joh open for
y< Ml I can nay la > re ad
iu* l. \ i; 11! I'll gi v • ymi ,*ie vi nt y 11 vo
a w < i■ K for In w* eke."
“ 'Vot i tioinrh
•• *\\ r -
“ I •an *' ift**r i Job hut I don't
kn**w wh< th* r thin I.* th** Job I want
or not’"
•To fie rontinnedi
Printtna—lke plain neat kind—that
|m i*'i*M—llmen Ini) Kept. Wain -ISttO
Modern Barbara Frietchies Wave
Needles and Thread Instead of
Flags, Making Kits for ‘Sammies’
l’p todhp mlnuto fominlnr* patriot
ism got**- n.u har« Krtofrhln on** t»«*f
i* r Instead of waving tho flac it
g* i- butty waving needle and thread,
making comfort kit for ihr Sam
mies.
The Thirty first regiment is go
ing to leav** m less than two weeks,
and it hadn't any comfort kits. Com
fort kit nr* unromanth and full
of trouble, but they help save the
day. to *-av nothing of pants, tem
per.- and health, t'ol Pack and
all tlu* nfllrer- of the Thirty first
‘-ay they'd like some comfort kits;
th* Kid Cross says they’re going *o
g* t Vm if the women of Ikdroit will
help.
"W* need 2.L’41! comfort kits he
for** July l,"i, ‘ said Vice President
!!\res li (Jitch,e||, of the hetroit
chapter of th* Red Cross ''We're
calling on th*- women of I>etroit to
.i\* th* « a a good bye gift to the
soldi.*r W** ne**d 2.p02 kits for the
Thirty first eni'sted men, r.S for the
officers, anti IS'J for the two ambu
lance companies Some ladies' so
cieties are already taking care of
One W on~*an s ?loiy
RY CAROLYN BEECHf-H
CIIAITKR I win
Myrtle riivlifil in my room, i I• 11* i
In lit-t hun*l.
' li* n't < old Martha l*n n< t *n
nounving m* M s ail my fauli, sh*
coitmiciK-ecj. “I jti.* t couldn't w i i*
I. I ’ !■ . till Oil I V> ,* .i• I < i , * .* I I
t* ll* r li. i t ll**i:.iinl, ami I t,*td y *ll
■• * i *lliJo't i.iCt ii.*j i*• , !;* la rt,
li*' -
'"U'hit to the world h.i.' • ■ it.<'
I* 11 •-1 got to <|o wifti my * ;*p i**■ i *
* f Ri>hert'.* ’ I c* -.!.* e * rui '
an i Mil by I.* r hi it!*:* *• *ii 11. .-. *.-i ,
"till, Ik's *ii< i in . a tluiUH <1
I wasn't at n I 11. t * till -hit I
kliew I • f*>r ■ *!' t* \ * II 1 ill 11' t
know that I et "O'd *p hl* *>.' it n o
l«ut you imii'itili* r that o**'t visit
Hi llund load , vvt.* ti sh> * uin> <n
alone and < leimtined *• f* w <lh
If you recall it. -he spent most **t
her tlnu with Robert « **ti - nitrr *.■
I had a foolish idea that >on *i * > t
Ilk* )t vi i y n*u< h. but
"M hat in the w* r 1 * I ar<- y* ,i driv
ing at. Myrtle l,*ave trie out • i it,
nti'l tell me" 1 v«i l imp" t o-tis 'y, un
at>l** to see what Myrtle was getting
at
"Well, Holland was planning to
leave Tod. thought ah* couldn t stand
I Is ineffir|en* y ami all ttiat
“Plannitia t*> I* hv * 7'<**i i fig itn
Interrupt* *t. In*-r* duhui
"Yes. ttint's what sh«* cam** out h* te
.the Sixth engineers at the fair
grounds h> making ‘house jxivtfor
them ”
Comfort kits are lumpy and havi
brown canvas outsides. Tfic out
sides are brown canvas bags, lit t»v
13 Inches, with a drawstring at the
top Here's what goes into those
brown canvas bags;
Khaki-colored s*-wlng *<*tt'*n. No
30. white sewing cotton. No
whit*- darning cotton; needles. SV
darning needle; n«-e<||e rase, l*utt *>■*
khakl-colored and white, me Hum
size. In hags three Inches by fi • •
large thimble blunt-pointed s.-i«s*>rs
cak*- <*f soap, safety pins, medium
sir.**, black, small *-omb, toothbrush
tooth paste, small round mirror
steel handkerchief*; lend [>*-n*il
* playing cards pocket knife, str *nu
h 1 a*l *■ ** talcum powder; shaving «'i*
'‘WVimcn’s clubs, sowing circles,
scout organizations, everybody who
wishes to help," said Mr fJifchell.
1 "should send the completed hags
* to the Red Cross committor on
1 supplies of which Mr- W H Rtir
' tenshaw is chairman. The address
j is Newberry house. No 4<*3 JefTer
son nve., arid the telephone number
I is Cherry 3411.“
There are just 000 suits in this lot—models
still left from the original shipment of TOO suit .
plus a large quantity since received from the
factory.
I pay $12.50, $13.50, $11.50, $15.50 and $16.50
for these suits. By selling them at sls, I a\rr
age SI.OO protit on each garment. That’s enough
for me.
If you were to attempt to duplicate them at
ordinary stores they’d tax you up to S3O for uch
swagger suits.
All are hand-tailored—belted and plain stales.
Plain and fancy fabrics—nll-wnnl and fast -color
BLUES AND BLACKS INCLUDED.
DETROIT TIMES
v it nt* *1 lieii ri to g# t her
* * v • * * t**r ti« * . • • i lit h wvm Id
I i..*-i • ii* lui t * ru.*,, | i) ; n aoiit*
hi'-yii y. :.**;n . h« didn't know."
i ' ,i w i * gi.mints was
she .. a it f r a * v-re-r'
i * and v, .. * t atlo-r gay
<:u. I 1,1 he *i da Vi» after J <*U
I rt I* r*f >i **|rig t* • l*e
, *. -Ii *i,i miM‘t»lev
> • , t M i*d t v. iva liar *| for iilni t*>
* r. ;> iiis • id ai'qualntances
• : • i mi- and \nv way, rt**- found
i nth* i in* riiiilnatmg
; »*’••• - * i* rstaiid w Inch Tod
i ' u , • .piii-n satisfactorily. Ho
!• I.* ii hi **rf here t*> **unsult
i** I li*. Ilk* II good lellOW. per
t** 4,0 t*a* I* and giv • Tod
• • < i *i• • inc«-, mad*- ti* r think she
•*' p* i ill. ini.-tij* k* n in thinking he
i- ’**n untiiithful. al'hougli he
ii ,t i iv* U*-**n foolish. She told rue
• t K<»h* rt .- id ther*- was no hap-
I *u* *> . a divoi**. *| woman, ami lots
< i tl* i* . li* It at Now she Is so
i . aiol happy that sit** allow'd her*
• I to ' . inltu'-m * and by him, that she
t**l i *, w* • | hi.- inly ice and returned to
, Tod
"Hut why this sudden change of
h* rrt I -V.iil 'Mow aha discovered
that sh* w a.-- mistaKcn, or has Tod
field* ,v r.f ii;.<d a li*l promised t o
her oin*' ~ i d* husband hereafter?"
A m* an little f* * linn *>f gladneas, <*f
| which I was iinmediat* !) aslianied.
* r 1111• • I ov< r rn* ns I thought that
'•-yen Holland, with ail hri h**auty and
l.*r tnorp'y, i ould n*<t hold her tnis-
I nml \l*n wer* all atik«. ami tite*|
Jot us as Si on .* i they knew tfiey pos
*S* sserl us I thought t ■ 111 ••» 1 V
j “I dn t kti**\* about that. Myrtl*
1 replied. “Hut the have a little s»*n
li* ■ Just *.v •< k old today. Think
i>i H Hand with a bah> i do h"p<
it w i I ■** fx r* her instead of Ilk*'
“or! iiittii iigh h* isn t so bad looking
Holland sm. tt nt she is s*> grateful
to Unbelt f*r persuading her to go
!r.* 1, Ho insisting that sin* try if ati
(*rh«l y.'iir hefot «r !i a!i> deriding.
“M\ baby "shall ro*v* i say that his
li *llii r wm- h *1 ■ v or* ••**.’ Myrtle r*»d
M >,iii th* let f* r iii her hand, “and if
Mr Mrnvfon i- willing. 1 have decided
to rail him Robert firaytnn Fr* < man
T hop** fie will t>e as good a man as
Robert "
"ll* migiit sh\ worse tilings than
flint Ills mother was a divorcee." [
returned bitterly*, ignoring entirely
th** ortf, r part * f Myrtle'* quotation
"I'erhiipe: hut Margaret, that's nut
♦h<* *i*-a A g o*l many lawyers, good
■ *l* - at that, if they knew the extent
of 11 In?.*) • 1 rtun*. vo iiW ha\*
g'adly lakeir Holland's soh* nnrl <<ir
i in• < 1 a llv'.i** Hut Rob* rt Is dif
fej.nt H* was thlnkini <rf Holland's
hnppmes-. I d* n’t t * li* vc h»*
on* • • V“n tin* ;eht *>f h* r monev.
"I w isb I t* a* I your faith," I an
«',v* red scornfully
“Still *.ti*r. Margaret* I'm sorry "
Mv rt'e talk'd « f r vv niottient* *>f tin.
personal things and th<*n ruahetl over
i, t* ll Mr M iHinny the n* vv : t(<>l -
; land ha.l h* « n n great fnvorltr- v* rtfi
j f-* r. s** n**vv -tie would have an"tii*-r
It. ihv to * !i*hll«- ami spoil as she hn«l
Hetty
VYl'iri Mvrtle h»<l left i thought of
nha t she had sirltl. of what Holland
had written
So Holland fonsidered it a disgrace
f. r chtldr n to !*• n t' I * *i
v **r* t* * llow * • I*l *-i, I
Well. I didn't ugi * -i
thought it tiior- luiii.. ti ' *!r< **
i.* •• \ * in at* attM .. ~ h
*h v. !y I** *1 In * if in - . ,
\ ..*1 li, . Oil I.* he » - t' • . .I*o
th* y * ould c**t * 1 p t* * hr *.!•.•
It,, l h 4- r t* *' I 1
■ lire, km V n* v t♦ t . • n. , ,
W' I I'll g, It lot !!i t,I "■' It* »V . i • ,I *1
t ll* •HU • X I VI ...4 • I
best f.*r tit**, t** -r t<o' r' * tiihlr* n
and best I.f all r**r ! • t
A Small M *tt?r
liis vy il*’ (lh, ti* iv * in*,
mi lace collitt
Mr ncttingl> That'- nothinp I
hist ;t suit <»l cl tlll* -la t cl(c.ioi)
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OALFONTE
On the BF.ACII .nd BOARDWAI K 1
ATLANTIC CITY, N J. \
i Rttl Recreation—Recuperation
Spend a few Hays at the Cha!
font** the hotel of hospitality
aed hom* like charm, American
plan Golf and yacht privilegr*.
‘ Mane reservations r>ovv.
THE LEEDS COMPANY
America Must Win-Efficiency First!
OUR “FIGHTING MAN” MUST
BE HEALTHY
QI'EEN NICOTINE IS OI K GREATEST ENEMY ! ! !
■.v> mutifi what the eigne tto ma> t" t<> quality. It* dl
r< • t action »«n the syst* m 1»» \v>>r-* titan u)' ch< |, only mere lnsid-1*
T. I). < rnfltera, >l. It., Ildltor ••J,Mirntl of Indirlrl'."
“In an «nu r-.* m v hk< thl* it I worth while t > seat -lohn
Bar If yi urn on tin* tot> mran with M> 1 ..••<!> Ntiotine ami give them
i I \v | i lat I! <>rl.a I, tmntr> t.eiltlemnn.*’ Hn» <V 1!»IT.
Enlist at Once in the “Clean Life Club” of
The Anti Cigarette League of America
I l tfi Woman'* Temple, M's s n , |.-« s>nltr M.. ( lili nun,
I.■•»«■ v Pugs t;«Ht< n. Founder; Jam> h J. .Trffiey*, Field I'lrertor.
01 K SLOGAN—“ V CLEAN LIFE”
Ihe per non nhn sell* or u i«e* tohneeo or lltpior to a “fighting
man" help* lo fie tent \ merlea —*s e*ll tell .soil nil) !!l
watvh this • \r
700 MILE UUIR IR|r DOraH I, M„kM,< -Vani
,\ delightful. >•» ne\;i<naive water tep lo (hi most pirturer,t|U'»
summer c ••rt on tin Lake*. Hound lri|> approximately
including tne» i- and berths
1,000 MILE LAKE TRIP Detroit to Sault Ste. Marie
Koiind I < uppi • ' maif-l? * nte«t« end berth* Included. Stop,
nvcn .i* tipeni ir.d M ■) ••« I in i Tirk' t- y■ >d returning *Vt "1
Min I. in I*■land and s.-mlt Ste. Marie steancr< I • .i • *■ Detroit Mon*
iii\ • ir. - : -i: iidat - •■tv s r. p. ni.. W edn'eada y* and Fridays at k !0 a. m.,
rvntrol Time,
DETROIT AM) CLEVELAND N WIGATION COMPANY
Steamer* Irav? Foot of Th-rd St.
SIX STEAMERS
Between Detroit & Cleveland |*
Every 24 Hours
1 Till luxurlml* ►tiMltlrlx nf till* I* &■ O.
Ltn»- .rr.Tl » 1 nil j t • i
(i I.- r inivl, <lii i >r niccl:t. lirtum-n j
4 ' Unit and t'lev»lan<l
Steamer Schedules
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you"
t i>n*ultntlon free.
Dr. igiutz Mayer
•Mii.g-.1-I I ham tier
of l iiiutiirri'P lllala.
Hour*: IO l» l»i • *" *•
*>nt. and Sun.. IO l» I-
lleer lUpIIIK Tne*ilH». .lul> It
C\|/9 Day Trips to
Cleveland
M, ~i ers I. a\ e for i 'l' velum!
dailv • m *pi Sunday at *;3rt h. nr.
c.ntral Time, arriving at Cleve
land m l | m Fare, one way. J-.
Stemnei - lea\ i foot of Third St
Detroit A • Irtelnml Xmlgmlnn
i'Mnpnn.i.
ADVERTISE IN THE
TIMES IT PAYS
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SPECIAL/ 11
' V Ladies’ Low | J
f Shoe Bargains
Friday Morning Only
I/rfy b Ladies* Patent, suede, velvet
* j and tan pumps and oxfords. We
have practically all sizes with a
large selection from !!•» to l' 2 .
I his entire lot is all broken lots and odd styles.
\ ERY GOOD VALLES
NONE EXCHANGED
jjrnU This lot comprises the cream of
(JuJS Mk our odds and ends; ever} small
fc- Hj? Q J l°t included; in all leathers.
Lj Priced up to $6.00. Come in
raj early and net the tirst pick, as
Fv these will not last long at the price they are
marked.
P. J. SCHMIDT
‘>2 and M Michigan A\e.
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Anita Stewart, Earl Williams, Alice Joyce, Harry Murey
AND OTHER STARS AT THEIR WORK
IN ADDITION TO THE KEGLLAK PROGRAM
CONTINUOUS nnnKiram m H 0 h Class Picture*
1:00 to 11:00 |IJ UUI IXI P 3 LzJIUI and Vaudeville
ANNA HELD’** (Amateur tIiVING Contest! CHARLES RAY
DAUGHTER |m,„ m-,* | “The Clod Hopper”
I DETROIT OPhRA HOUSE 1
j LAST WEEK
1 Continuous 100 3 50; 6.0a« 30 =
MIX I 91 ,« on I T. \I. I i;*»
\X KI.K £ I M»ia* t ill. *1 \
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In “Till: >1 XI l>'l'lt4»XF*
EXTB * GENERAL CXTR . A .
PERSHING'S ARRIVAL IN FRANCE
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fc Hin nirr prl«-p» In-*., Min. .V 1101. T C«
<ll *>piiln li-lrriil \llln llli»r*l
vOLISEUM
OF 25 AMUSEMENTS
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A GAMK FRIDAY
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EL CiA.MK STARTS
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_ Eastern Standard Time
0H Reserved and Box Seats at
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