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parliament and n*-w elec
the junkerltes *h<>
r Managed to ou»t Hollweg and p»it in
B|Hf|ftji*lJ« hare figured out *on>c
way of avoiding the hit nation
One mi*** * p to Michael!*' an
Rountemenl today A* received b*re
r from ftwlfgertand predicted he
1 would hint at world disarmament
god compulsory arbitration to be
•ogg' Hted shortly by Germany.
An outline of the program or the
i pawn* party, mainly Tenter (pro
| and social-democrat* > i*
; jnpoited to be a* follow*
I “On August 4. I*l4, the following
* word* were spoken from the throne,
r *W* are impelled by no thought* ol
eonque*!.’
“On thl* platform the German
i people stand today a* they did when
i the word* we/e spoken. Germany
[ bar taken up arm* only in 'he d*>
fence of h*r liberty *nd independ
noce and for the protection of her
territorial possesion*
“The reichMag aspire* to a peace
by negotiation and a perpetual re
conciliation among nation*. With a
paare such a* this, all annexation hy
fbrcr and all political, industrial and
financial measures undertaken b>
Tiolence are incompatible
“The reichMag disapprove* all ,
plan* which lead to empty isolation
and enmity among the peoples after ;
the war. . . j
“The freedom of the »e*» must be
goenred. Only an Industrial peace!
will pare the way for a friendly in
tencour** among nation*
“However, so long a* the enemies
wowarnment* refuse peace or this
baals. so lon*, as they threaten Gar
many and her allie* with conquest
and force of arms, just sc long »l!’.
the German people stand together
ga one man. fighting and persevering
gteadfastly until her own and her
allies’ right to live aad develop shall
he assured
"In it* unity the German people
Stand unconquerable. The reichMag
feels itself to be one with the men
who la battle have so heroically
guarded the fron\ The imperial)-1
able thank* of the entire people 1*
tbelr portion.”
This program will he laid before
the relchstag for action.
Chancellor Michael!* must ad
dress himself to It soon.
HUNS BLAMED
FOR 3 BLASTS
Bombs Exploded In Three
C leveland Build
ings
CUEJVBIJkNn July It— Inveetiga
tione were under way today in an
attempt to ascertain whether thiee
dynamite explosions coming rapidly
last night resulted from Tabor
trouble only or were th* work of
agents of the German government, j
The explosion* cam* at f* l*.
and at 10 o’clock.
Comparatively little damage was |
done.
The first damaged *be lineoln fire
proof storage compass building The
second damaged the Purest City
Foundry and Manufacturing eotnr
pany. which Is working on important
government contract*, and. the iHlrd
broke thrbe hundred winder* in
and about tne Taylor £ fcoggt* com
pany, which Is handling government
contracts.
Altho these plants have had labor
troubles, alien plots arc »u*p©cted
ELECTION IN
CANADA SURE
DUteoiution of Parliament and
Vole On Conscription
issue Assured
OTTAWA, July 18. —Dissolution of
parliament and a general eiaction m
which th«* governments conscription
bill will be the chief issue is now
certain.
Premier Borden late Wednesday
announced that it was not bia In
tention to press for the resolution
for an extension of parliament, as
there appeared to be no unanimity
in relation to It.
As matters stand no* the con
scription bill will probably be pass
ed before the dissolution of parlla
ment. The election, to follow on
mediately will be in effect a refer
•ndum on the bill as well as the oth
er policies of tha Borden govern
ment.
WILL PROTEST
AGAINST JAILING
OF MRS. RENE AII
Members of the Detroit branch
©f the National Woman's party will
meet Friday evening. In the homr of
Mrs. George Johnston. No. 468 Wood
ward are., to protest against the ar
rest of Mrs p.»r«#y Graves Re
ne«u, the Detroit artist, serving a
••day sentence for picketing In
front of the White House.
Miss Margaret Kay Whiftemnre
Will be the Speaker and will tell of
her own experience in the same
Jail, two wreks ago. The Detroit
suffragists hope to bring Dudley
Field Mslone, of New Vork. to the
city, a little later. Mr. Malone has
taken up the cause of the suffra
gtsts In Washington, and has es
tablished himself as their counsel
The committee In charge of the
Sleeting Wednesday evening, in
cludes Meedames Nelson Whitte-
S»re. George T. Hendrl*. H. A
tchvock. Arthur Cramer, and Lucy
Orimee.
■— —— - ■
I NoWaste foj
P DELICIOUS I
.ID MEAT I
fHEAT AND I
ED BARLEY |
VfcetsrWs Postwar* Csrsal Company,
■Mile Crosk. iitcklgan;
Clersol A., LtffT Windsor. Ontario
Four Great Business Men
Work f»>r the Red Cross
•e* rib—.
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dfig«N
F«nr trrni ku«lnr«» mu, pebrnp*
am*n[ the meat Inpertant la the
I nlted State*, ste citing »H
tbelr time I* tbe ««rk of the KH
t r«H. Menu I*. Itit l«an. the iMual
liiH*«« partner In .1. P. *lorx*n A
t the Internatlunnl banker*. in
t-nalriMan ul Ibe mr eaunell nf the
an* manner nf nil Itn
artlrltles. Hubert *. I avetl. ebalr
mnn of the k*nrd» nf the Marrlmnn
rnllrnntfn, the a rente,t nyntem In the
country, I* rhtlrman »•« nf the <-«wa
rn! t tee on t-n-nrAlniatlon nf the He <t
('man. Jnkn l>. H>an. pre*i*ent of
tbe !aif*n<la Topper < onapnn*. la
nft« dlreetnr penerial «>f military re
lief. Harvey D. ».tl*«*n, »vbo«e ele
vation recently to the pre*l«len<-y o t
tbe l.lberty National Rank of > e*»
\ nek t ity. one of the (rent Anaaelal
Inatltntlon* of tbe nat'on. attraete*
mach attention, la the latrat a<*oolal
lon of tbe He* I roaa. lie baa |i'at
hern name* (entral maanaer of the
oewnnlaatlna.
SLACKER GETS
USUAL DOSE
Paul Michael**>n Sent to Prison
For Year; Others Put
Away
Paul Mi' T avisos , ■
ganirer. was sentenced »o one r
in the House of i’or:» t nob. Wed
neaday. foliowiug <on>i«iion on th<
' ha. g»- of wiltul fa.lur* to register
lie conducted his own (*-•» Philip
Thavis, indicted on *h* cnarg*. t ,f
conspiracy in connection with an
anti-draft campaign, ha be, n r*
leased on l?> ball Anthon> Bar
bothki, accused of lailur*- to regi*
ter. was released on 12. *0 bail
Williarr Hicks, convicted of ped
dliug murpliioe, ou sentenced *o 1
months in the federal prison in Fort
I/cavenwotth ; William H A s«*i< k
porooffle* clerk, pleaded guilty to
rt**sl ng Utter* from the niaii am)
was
for two yean* May Matson an In
dfan woman, returned to this coun
fn rrom tanada after having been
deported She given s h-e.
month* in the House of Correction
TROOPS WILL
TRAIN IN TEXAS
Government Will Ignore Local
Protests, Col. W aldo
Is Toid
Lieut Col Georg* <' Waldo of
the Thirty-first regiment. n«» re
ceived Information from Wn-hfrig
ton to the effe*‘t that ih*- regiment
will train for oversea h* ,, vh’*> near
Waco, Tex in *p,>?*» of protest*
made b> Gov 51*** per and others.
War heads hold that the Grayling
camp I* not ad* ipiate for the tra’n
tng of such a large hndv of men
Another Objection i* that the men
would have to he moved to a soutl
ern camp when cold weather sets
in.
The officers have not vet received
orders setting a definite date for
departure, hut thev are planning on
being ordered away within the n* xt
10 days
Gen Roger A Prvor former Jus
tire of the New Vork supreme court
and one of the last surviving mem
her* of the first Confederate States
congrc»s. enters upon his ninetieth
year today.
r <©rain, 0.. is to have women mall
carrier*.
IN DETROIT
r»*a>'a Han* Toner rt a.
,-t »,nie>/ *r. V lit*' ban *. Herman
\\ - lineman * • t./r ' ren«|et •. •
' .Jto .* tide : t f*a!!’ti l/. •
in tb- aft rn, n \. n nt/tne i'
tn- 1 • t i 'la i « nth* •■ui t. *'
*'tin’lit at ' K o'* O' -l ilarch.
rln ntt s, 4 u*iin»il. S’«tit«n "'at: *•
•*U»ve rheught« f’r\-*r ie'.- t. •
from the •»p
t’H ert ure, Puet an<l |*ea*.tn* -i i
>r, t a. lo 'Soleeteil T ►
nai .e lienti* fr< ;i ’be
Maxi,' Kelli hard! S r*i-..»i
kmin*
Span k and bonne!.
| I.IIU « %. Hrann. at* tl .tt ** *
I'vtn.iM-me.. tell <te>««l In bl* kniti
et»t> Thursday morn ng
1 link' itn«l uilliinn-i 'tort! fit* "e»,
• tnleti trun. St J«*»e*>b e*»o«mnntei •
\ »v ' cl ra t' i't -a' *• , Vt - n•• *
I !1 k.’tt.
nire« t«r» >*f the |'tr*t state hank
Detroit will meet net* \\e*ne*ii *
nr -n e> will v <t* ,»n the
t: .n -f ajptytntr f<>r adnit-*-' n
• f. t'rai ’-reeve .*•> bte r n
t ante. ■•«tgfea«e* »l«'*r »*f
Hi in 'mrtnta, ••••ntra* tor.
■in , -iver *. ih» recortler < *’ ■
a ft> * a heartt'c n p' ■< e court " t
nesdi> Tante t.’fil the eourt
'vant-1 tlie motie) Scarlata <»w -v|
l,,ry» nnd ivir w t» b anv the ?»
tal quarre . to help - .laa»itut<
family n 1 1 > He: in M <+." 1
«a**d !V). >v h was twice b>
ant*, and w K . : * t> : v n *
h,''' tsl - somewhat n proved, j
,'t’ nta're ve-t » p’ nab!*
Chart'* H- Kor*ter, forinerlj elty
elerb an* nt prenent hen* of tbe
• n k te n’tir. fit f * • depart
:r. e», • .if p I'M' A .*>• » hti ' a right
f• • * amputated n Ha po *V> tal
T *i«' »•> tv n Th* i> ati »n
wan n-n e*»tt j t*- ,i ’i-ni ihe »pr« ati
' hi and >•■>ll • Several #-« o
K Mr y :*t wv * I*. -r<
\ a nail n %■. r*.i he rt :»r*e<l II •<
.r.d ti n » ;■ rre) favoraMe.
J:imen Orr Denbj haa left Detroit to
j«»tn the bane ht»*|»ttit unit "f
|*e, n . ~*<•«■. .n . i ’ art ■ f the
I t >j ,* . ,te >-e4 a if V* a
Yora The rp- w M leave for
Euro • • on M I -nby. oh" * a
o n if ■ !i.*r!e* T'enh> and a neph
ew -f jtdw n I*enb' a <-or
p -tl in 'ho iibr.ne o-p« :s a
• ■’». n'tniorn at I’nncr’or.
Report* »*ere received tr«»m iIH He*
I roa« boapltnls In Ml<'htg*io In
.•»»e . ead }'■ a" ’ • t *:e I*t ’ t
Hank haildm*. '* - !n« -■)■*> Th*
r-i .>rtv « *iia' M h pan ha
*♦; ■ * 'Ttentb»r» l>ct: it has ?3«.-
’,l i r*ie”' ■e’ » '1 »r J Rat ids 1 o
« » M 4K * r i.n* 14 .0 1 ' an *
;* K«.»n county 13.M* I‘ritU t' •
• . * f r\ *a - ther *» were rI >
I.rt.’O I ’ nher* !n the state.
Herinae of tbe Ini lemnit weather tbe
open lr '‘iiti’ tir.i” meeting to
*>ave »e- e t W* tn« *da> rventna
~n • x . g- mi mis ■* 'J-if i tig t -
S*ripr* branch -a ;> coild n> t
|. - *he . - «•' and t»
epeak.-r H «- I*4r- u p» , ll avr- in
vited vc the nt-»rb> Globe the
ater Mr h • • -tv i •
talk v t| mv r k p t - M »k
--. .. . .. 4- ■ i v -,e
ag 1 ft
- r tie a!! »; .*« ii Mi
Brownell -Trier*- «*• n much talk
and ti’n I'ttle art n :n I'et-ott e
attempts at -ofriv :ir«r
Weirlni a Hrttlah our *eroratlnn.
Mr*. Unmet I’. Neb I* baa re tame*
t • h*‘r home N> 2 Van I'yke
•v* vfter eijt"* •r.-tn* * t*»fv i* »•
b n an l-ngii.-h military
hospital 51 r« N» •* «ays th" lef*
her w irk tr.th l- * p r* gr t, but w a.t
. a’le-t to r»etr r in k u* no< She
hopes t.l ■ettl*’n b»- t'j*e 'he «lo '
w< men .f nurs ne experience ar»
g-eai* needtd "'■» inp ah »ni
!.ee» f>«veri I *> 1 1! n*’T»- f r
«»f." .tv \f *« N»n!» The pa
'i-n-f ■ f the prit 's and their
• yirit are loaptring Mr* Nehl*
.-ay« th • effort* f th* Am*r-an
R».i Croj«s recently have b*»n felt
thr i. H the i\ <t r x- r.» am* u
f»* trotters to contrlbut* e\e*-v
pennv r' .e'.bie to the « -»rk >f V e
-Inety
t orporntlon Connael Dlmemm baa
keen naked kv « ontpoller Kn(el
f -«r ar. opir. or .v.- to «h*’*her *
rca'. transfer th» tru.«t«e»h ;> of
s;# mo ar.irth * n*tr*’ ’ city ond*
r w Atrn«-d by tli* Na
tional in«uran.-e irnpam c- vie*.
• n Germany. fontr ;»r Knfi
e ar's tr. know |r an a* t
w ould be [e« | r 1 ew "t 'h» If «
regar r.na trad ne «Hh tb» enam-
T v a Tor *tr»r t.i 1 A- ‘ omm«-re’T
Trust A ravings fa'k nf <'*» ■'»*
ha* become »ur«r»*>r tr» lr n c
Blark <»e/>rtre H Weh«t*- an .f
• **deri arm mr a« tru-te** f
Herman <rr pan'* * »*> • ■ •• n ! •r ••
t.'.nde arc now register, -t n *h*
mih»i of rn* three rr.en Tr.» • ank
has asaed .*■ h»'* the pe.r d* frua«-
f«rred to • t * \J r r, ‘rge.
man is not yet ready t r i r
r> rs »n!or
Power Behind the Kaiser
mr
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sj* --v- 1
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bLjia
f r .« |
i t
f v ?,
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I ft- v
I t
L- %/ < V *■
Ml i
GQ* vwO WUOE NDOHfr.
| tirnrr.,l ttii. I a,l mlurlt, i< ko bn*
I tbs title i,f quarter ovaat.r irarral of
tbr l.rrniin arm*, I* bfllrt'4 to Sr
tbr porter HeMttg the h»l*rf on,l the
whole t.rrninn tnlllfnr) str««-titre. Me
• n*t fienrrnl von Mlotlenhnra hove
been es ~p nil the rri-eot p«,|t
tt**al move* In t.ero>/*o>. Von I mien,
j «t*,rll „*« the ••roteal't of the too
M to*lioh*,ra rnmpntao In t:n*t I'rna
i vlri. where »be pre»ent «*ar eblef rtoa
hi* fame. Mitt thoae ,« k« know hath
<n*t*t von l.nttenaorlV was the healn*
of bl* rblef In tbst i,ed*r« ok In u
The members of the Belgian war
commission who have h« en making
a four of the far west, ’are ached
tiled to vi-it la-nv, r »nd Puehlo to
day. in *a*’h of which cities they
are to h»* elaborate!*' entertained
treated with great 'access. No Knife.
No Pain. Ovnsultarion free; 2 to 8
P M. “Clinic” b Writ Warren Ave.,
koom 13, N. W. Comer Woodward.
DETROIT TIMES
,4n Airplane Torpedo to End the War ■ ,
f —h, . .'ton »■ 11 11 wwwrutw^
! im tan nil ——AS ■ .la?.' ■ ■■ •• ■ -'• iiMWWSW*
enecf ».* t.c right."* In T.ura,,. Hr *.•*-«- be h«* Utacirre* - o.rlbo* nf winaranan ihe
from the arn'ind or fr-.m an .Tr »la..r 1 kr»r b, .«* a«— kr m.trnlle* by nlrelea. .. .key -HI drop on .he
spot p!>-k« it out. m _ . ii
SOLDIERS GET
READING ROOM
U omen's Service I .e.mue Fits
I p Quarters o\er the
l anteen
To - f-irth onifort* Tor
• . » -'I . • ** :n» • i in :h* can
f** n *h» • ”oit *r*ri nos tht*
N .»■: *1 * i t Women's Ser
\ i -*. \. .. ’A *r* v tli*' league
.*• ’ - on the sec
: fi> 'i >A u> ; lir.g as read.ng
Mill e”.ii ' n*i rooms for the men.
t' • n.-n t - atlow ed an hour for
* t 'h m* t!. • ,t- 'h» r» u need or
» i •*'» . •df •- j :*t as -oon AS
ii ru.ta ha-, 'iaished, -here is no
tiUie a * *-d t r ..fter itr.ner chats.
a:.'l t.h*» o\* mow or aj* quickly
- possible Wh* n ‘he per
- ttu ’ . -os- the -treet to
■ no ( : » u- pa k i either sit and
s: >k <:i 'h* •*♦ n he or s he eras*
>re re*urn. e *< *:•*• armory
'h* -e*d!n« room* will provide a i
niuce ’here th*- -old r- may talk.
Supply your vacation needs at wonderful savings
ISirAs* WILL CLOSE OUT
Tomorrow- -Bargain Friday
Remarkable apoarel values—odd lots of fine summer gaiTnents left from the past
two weeks selling during our great
ANNUAL QUARTER-OFF SALE
Take vour pick /rom 110
Fine Summer Suits $ jj | A
Sizes 32-33-34-35 Only Ell
Reg. *2O and *25 —Choice...
The .season’s newest models, patterns and colors
A •- * r r. . \rged for at cost to m aks)
Choo-*e. al*n. from several hundred (all sizes)
Fine Medium Weight Suits at ? 10
A remarkable . *er n.ad*' ; -slble bv a special purchase g month* ago.
All the rawest model*—wonderful value*
Ar exceptions! ahowtng of fine Blue Merges remarkable values
We offer Friday—l6-' of our Regular
*25 & *3O Summer Suits s*| C
X and PllhiOß Park ■
two ree of a kind. H W
Ni'"p t mode’ and * t* tis—CHOICE
\fa: b*.tu» *.i|y Silk lined silk sleeve*
Choose, a iso. from rnafiv FINE MEDIUM WEIGHT SUITS
ftrr wear ? he ound Newest n.ndel* ail siren.
1 me \ov ;te Cnt>h und P.ilm Beach Suits — fTA
*iJv
Ime Summer Trousers '.Vorsteds and Ca~simeres— $T OCT
I .OJ
. t i Fleor' "
Great Savin;, on
Fine Furnishings
Headwear and Footwear
We Off**'—
Men’* One-Piece Bathing Suit.-*—
’* n< 'l * hit*- ()()
VWaderf'll value* at .... 1*
MenG h'anry Silk Hose—
»’ ■ Tid l‘.»lm Uea* Ar\
4Hc
'lenG Straw Sailorw— qe
\ altie*. to fU at ... .oOC
Madagascar Cloth Hit*'— nr
i j 75c
Men’s Summer Caps— r t 4OA
j y C
Men’s Continental Okfnrri*
r »’iH V ' *l/ P .i gr
*3 ».»
lElrAs*
ITI 17* U**4v».r4 Ave.
Detroit ■ f, <«*at Ct«*thl*ra.
I *..• . •*■ ha' - d half hours mad
j jr _ ,~* forfabli- chair* will be fur
j n . i t*r-1 *■ with raagaxine*.
|, and wnting materials pro
s' r, ini' will be u*ed by the
Ij, . t(ir the *ea« hin< of a special
Jj - ,r, Krerch. in«i for the I>e
- . x t is »h*- w oman’s section
;q; N«*vy league, s litre ku: ’mg
'n - :ih' *ud supplle* of yarn
ng needle* will be kept
For If R ACKS FOR
JACKSON OVAL
v »N Mich J'U' l? Two
j , tc- and a ;ace and the Aral
i p -of -he unfinished J. 12 pare
jw fea'ure the short ship program
p - afternoon The rues w -
h yesterday, but the raping wa>
g and The Wednesday summary
jr Tmt. *OOO
| Sr.* b « h> *mi T-'di
’Nf . M*r«. b m. M Cart'i* t ♦: 'i
ii , «!l<*rtr>u. t»r m tShark
-3 4 4
, ? la. h m PxGa t .
* v - b <t (Batch*ior) *55
I »-,*• K ght v-h « Vsn \l»tt >l'
i H a < fashion blk rr. 'Spatia-
I <*- and»
- ii. i :4> 4 : :5 s J4v*
Broken line*- ■mall aim*
Women’* Mamin Pump*
and Oxford* so. 45
Value* up so |7 at ..,. .. o
Women’* Continental Pump*
and Oxford* $0.05
Broke* line** Value* to 14 fcd, £
2i12 rno«*. |Ami it finished •
Pel r>lrect, v h bi Ti e Fel
•H vd, it 2 1
Mi»' Direct. t>r nt by V*r'
Direct (W«v»r> .S 6 1 J
I’rin«- FUipert b *; l.tnd-
L» •ir it a % 3 3
•Ir•»■i .* ta r h •• > »f iPe>• r \ 4 4 I 4
CMeo U « m Sheri lan ' 1 1 da
j.»nn » Pits*■ -nmon* 'Hop
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\ih*'r’ Sar.l<r*. our of two \.*
jroi*< accused of »h** murder of Mra
JuiU May H**" In Mobil* 1 on \lay
21, I?* to b*> placed <>n trial In *ha?
ott) tod»f Mr* M-*- w»* robbed
wnd murdered »nd her body tbr«. »n
Into a creek
Th* wa* departmen* t« planning
to uae women radio operators
BOYS’ I
Fine Summer Apparel
at rren» «Hvtnjrs tomorrow
Fine Tub Suits $1.65
Values up to $3.50
White wit) ••mhroidered collar* Sl*ee 2to S
Odd* ard *nd* In light and dark rolora.
SUgbt.lv *oiled
Boys’ Fine Top Coats
and Raincoats 59-95
Values to $7.50 at ~
(Staea from 4 to IRI
Boy a' Union Suita. Blouaea, Neckwear OQ
E»r Odd* and ends to close nut . aieC
Children'a Waah, Cloth and Straw IQ
Mata Odds and ep<f* choice 19C
Boy*’ Gun Metal Oxford* and $1.&5
Elkakm Shota Value* up to s.l a* A— ■
1/ *
Lil '
tiirrsn at . rr u i», 1 sty.
Tcli‘|ih«m* < hnr\ IIL'O. f.rocery C 4
■ a the •milk Hulltliiin, tUI* and lirl* »old.
SPECIALS FOB FRIDAY
Order* urnountin* t* fl or n.orc .billeted anywhere In the city
if atiect la pavad Telephone end C. O. D. ordcra aullrlted.
Cl IP/ID ,)on ‘‘ no H * At Kia lbs. 7Q
JUu'lill Fane (inundated 1U for lOv
Net w*i*hi In original fluili •*> k* with oidera
v( $' or more of other Rmida
t rnl for f)A
»!i vni. 11 <m"C
11M in till r i «|r«k. |i»
fr. >1 . hopped. II I Uc
•hurl llllHi I o
>«ll*r Hers, II I lIC
I’lrmt■ Ham*. i) y*
vt-n chop . jb
Flenlc Inu-H he la,
< i .1 lit !*h. *
p* »*t lllc
\\ M k I'uper.
J'l Iherl* »
1 . \ ! t -tn» I«• - Oc
Kilter'* I utaup,
■ pedal * «•*
l.ofle I^C
tin Wr il llenne
«iU‘ i a
P< r ’in lt>C
l’»n». " : »o. ri»ln
10c
lorn. C tin try o* n
-1 >) I
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Hrd M4nr| Rr«m.
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lie
rberae. fanc>- atrnnf
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Saturday Spcciala in Friday News and Journal
DIME |L—
SAVINGS BANK
Fori and Griswold Streets
CONSERVATIVE, SAFE AND STRONG
Regular saving is largely a
question of habit.
If you force yourself to system
atically lay away a definite
portion of your earnings it will
soon become an easy matter for
you to save money.
The rapidity with which your
account will grow’ will surprise
you.
The start is half the battle.
You start now.
Safety Deposit Boxes $4 Per Annum
Resources More Than $30,000,000
Branch orrn'ES
TIT 4 T* fT* run 1 >*4 <»r«nd Rlv*r. t«T Ora»t«t.
tit Mlchl ««n. 14*1 Woodward. '** tVondward.
XtTt Fourteenth. Hro«Aw*y and Wltharell.
.s*l Oakland corner Moibrook.
If You Want a Watch
—Yoil’ll Want This
522.50 Illinois
f There’s no better watch for th#
money—and you can buy it here
on as easy term# as
Jn a Week!
It ha* a platinum flnlahed move
ment 17 fine ruby Jewel* a 20-year
gold filled case made by the Keyatone
Watch Caae Cos., (either plain or en
graved)- a patent regulator—a aafety
double roller and other good feature*
It a a bird of a watch at >22 SO. aa
you will know when you *e« 1L
J’H'Ehriich
59 (• rutmt—4 Door* West of Broadway
ADVERTISE IN THE TIMES-IT F\AYS
IMH I'lrhlea,
ran- \ bonie a o
made, >1 i lof
• uiobliir Hnrairlnr,
fr. *1.30
I'ntiilo Sfilud, f) »r
h >me me tie lit 4b <JC
Isusmir. tarn \
ftankf' i * rN ll» uU"
shrimp, 't <h >'• i led.
X' 25c 39c
Fran*.
frwh ii* * An.,
Ira*, dor 4Ur
Frekli I PR
V'r th Oifin 4l)|
Flounilrr • lb le-/C
ii I "
Hrrrloa. lb I
Ft- .it cauaht ')0„
1 io. Fl«b lb
Trerh SUKht 4>4>
Trout, lb
t-’reph kjlnmo •) T
T- out «tc*k* lt> £. »V
1 r ■ ■ tv »7 q
atraka. lb a. O *
r- . ,b Ch 'in.|
•' it *le»K« tb utlf
Fn th i»lmrn Os)
■tcllkr It i)Uf
i) w
Pb here) lb siOC
Ftdth rod »■)/)
«tenks lb hiUC
<s y/vUm
!r* .•%* *t2BKa
- tw^
(•raham I rackera,
rp a A
'Sc valui lk 14C
Hrl»|i> l rarkrta
• per*e• t railed
1 4
l k value. Ih ~1 4C
I’erfed I nags,
Kr. ah ,Vut 4k ■»
Futl«e. lb .. i««)C
M ilnl lelljr Oeanr,
aa»«>rted, a p
lb I OC
nreuil, M ra. Ktdd'a
•1' itir Made. * •
loaf IOC
Prest > in i ant sh
)lf
Ten l‘tnii«,
t O
!« 1 »'ni !i . 100
Inter l .ike.
•n ’ nel . in.i t/»
I he
T*ur l nitre, i ui**
I' Me. f. | th* 0«*
mi'n'U lb *>.)o
>ero I niter, »\*
«p ll'll u* 1 »I*IC
Onari Ten.
ttln k. s:**n »A
r v .t lb .)UC
Itndiskea.
f i ii. v i un.l rad- JT
tail* bundi t)C
t.reen Henna.
free joked. ■* »
l>rr uuait loc
Ale Inna. fa nci ripe
I Canta 3 for 25c

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