The Detroit times. [volume], July 28, 1917, NOON, Page PAGE 6, Image 6

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Miller Says—Men!!
' 1 1 Fere's a SQUARE DEAL Special
That Will “ Set Well on Your Stomach"
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BELT BUCKLES
and Pin Seal or Walrus Leather Belt
Plain, Hand-Hammered and Engine l urned
Bright or Satin Finish
A hot special for a hot day. There sno >afislac nin P '*• a '
hats to Eskimos—the rigrht thing at the right time—and at something .ess
than the right price is what makes customers come a k.^
This solid silver belt buckle never sold for less than >b. ! " —ir :r» tnat
up to $5.00 —GOOD VALUES AT THAT PRICE.
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SQUARE DEAL JEWELER
(No Connection With Any Installment Hou>: )
Biggest Little Stores—Only Location? —
61 (tiand River—6s Grand River—3sl Woodward
Phone, Main 1234
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SOLID
SILVER
Patented Roller—Extra Heavy
SPECIAL
SQUARE DEAL PRICE
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Many Designs and
Pattern>
Every Department Enters
This Great Sale Event With
Greatly Reduced Prices
These August sales are a matter of
pride with us. Each year we aim to es
tablish new value-giving records that
will far overshadow any previous sales.
For weeks we have Ixen getting ready
for this sale. We have gone thru our
entire stocks and wherever we have only
a few- of a particular design, we have re
duced prices to the lowest possible level
in order to clear our floors of these sam
ples and make room for samples repre
senting furniture of which we have
large quantities on hand.
Credit Freely Extended on Anything Purchased
During This Sa'e!
»r I tSuyne Qw.
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Each year these sales are looked for
ward to l»y people who have taken ad
vantage of former and from the
time our doors open tomorrow morning,
the store should be one of the busiest
spots in Detroit.
Come in tomorrow, wander up and
down these great aisleways of furniture
in Michigan’s largest furniture store,
and share in the big money-saving event
of the season.
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HETROIT Tii/lES
alub re
FIGHT WAR
10 FINISH
Conference Sustains
Conviction Hun Must
Be Crushed
ONPOV Jub 27 The Vllled
n. o.v*r* xr „ * rr ,|v knit together In
tti* oon'lctlon that only one end to
*'* 'f- possible—and that is to
crush i>rm»ny'. autocracy- if
*orld democracy i« to bo preserved
Assembling all *he 24 hour devel
opment* in the \llled capital* to
<!a\ thi* fact tam? firmly apparent
a- that which Animate* every one
of ifi’-mi\n)'s enemies
In lx>ndon a small paoiflM group *
effort* to have the hmi«k of com
mon* 'ndor«* ser-e of *he principles
of the German reichstag center-go
ciglist coalition part' * recent peace
r.-solu’ion were spumed by an over
whelming vote
Pari* dispatches reported the con
ference of Allied statesmen .»r,d war
«h:ef* had developed complete unity
>? understanding that the w ir must
»ro ■ n to democracy * triumph, de
spite all sacrifice*
Even Pe*rograd where ?*» pro
\ signal government face* a H*>rcu
l-an -ask in reforming Russia'* spy
•nfr-ted ’»g'.mon , « reported f ill and
*:ern determination to wage -he war
again*? German domination
What gave greatest *a’i*faction
here how.»\er was news from Wash
ing- m indicating lec-slator* there
tt.rA I w'\ awakentne to the si*,
p-eme importance of puttinc forth
v»rv * ~ r* of the na-ion »o «*nmp
ou? 'he world menace to human
freedom
AL PALZER SHOT
BY HIS FATHER
j PEP HAM Minn July 27 —AI P»J
?. - h- av> weight boxer and on*
*ime c. mender for the champion
-h r it* danger©.si *.io' <fu:£9g
a quarrel with his fa-h.er in their
horn* her* Friday He received his
wound while trying to protect hi*
mother.
Children Ory
FOR FLETCHER ?
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The Confessions of a Wife
longing For Youth l ni versa!.
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an- *;»&>* Making into the -i
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you reactions nme I he'*
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tun'tv if impress-nit >:i ' ui »*? *
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of- 'ir!'' \\ n tie* sorrte »ff--i n the
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it > uro.lterably made unit iri ( me
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inn '* * -\ mi ian tell w hen and
tth.l' e. h drop elpc.l til weal iro
Ire* n > i! r.k-h"un<l per.* na t*
and !»? ■ triminJe.lneaa and char.
tt> • out force an I moral atani
in*
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cor' n » t m\«-lf 1 !'<l not at
th/ • >r.e al i all the th *• 1 sf
ttrwtril knew :at happened t me I
Ju»t ved nr da\ at a tin;-
re melt ; •’ r [ war *o .tn ur .1 with
that tea (fiat I wrote a little po*m
on the theme I *ent the poem to
.!*•» \\--n h» hewaile.t tlie fact to
me ,K ?t life wa* ;a**ng and we
w.--. *■ 1! -srart
-r In if 1 an repeat it to yon.
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-\\ r >n'> ne one day at a time
•l i nil dtv
* ;d ha the *ua-klseet
o ».lowed g ra v.
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« .« I'TICk
.To, ar def'
r i »*. • in l» that ''a**. n -11 r
-nei-i lauah
W# w hen *'i * g'l.
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Talk Xo. 4
We, too, are Fighting
Battles in the Air!
npHE wire we are using
this year for aerial
construction alone, in
fighting the battle for
betttr service, would ex
tend to far-distant Hong-
Kong, 10,000 miles away,
and back again.
And these 20,000 miles
of wire are being used, it
should be noted, in addi
tion to the 169,000 miles
for underground con
struction, of which we
told you in Talk No. 3.
Thus our “airmen” are
taking our $10,000,000
construction program
right to your very door.
They are bringing home
to you and to the thou
sands of other telephone
users in Detroit the
many advantages made
possible by our twelve
building projects and our
addition of 655 operators’
sections of switchboard
to central offices; for
ample equipment of the
aerial variety means
waiting pairs of wires
available to connect new
telephones as fast as the
city grows and develops in its needs.
Here, again, you see we must
anticipate the future
We must ascertain what sections of Detroit,
as yet unoccupied, will build up into homes
of telephone users; what districts will un
dergo a change in their character and what
the nature of that change will be.
If service is to be had "on demand,” these
forecasts must be made before the develop
ment actually begins, or at least in its nitial
stages. When this is done, there s no
particular difficulty in meeting the s» rvice
needs of a city of normal growth. En xigh
pairs of wires can ordinarily be extended Vom
the underground equipment dowm through
WATCH FOR TALK NO. 5, ON INTER OFFICE TRUNK LINES
And tifn*- <l» • •*« t,h»* *w.-/t it hl'.cti t !
ed hut
" hen t• .*r ill .*pn riiin'd
"•'ur Wu.li'f• .in iMirril by • >n*' |
»’ •11 jii'an,
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I ! .V t.i : . • .nr i 1,.V.
' t A h 1 ‘ll ( ■ -I*ll,l
what »* ii ■ \\ iUif .-»id is
tru* 'Y' uth \ ■.<!.' rI -1. i.« «!>«•••
lute< > • • 'i £ * a t I b»it
> llth’ Vn i *>ie V jt t’a Cr 1 v of
lif»‘ 'it \ i ilit** this
unt 11 t ini; ti hi '*» I’’
itoys or" tv or
BRKXKING INTO
FREIGHT CARS
e
Frank aril John Romanoff worf
convicted Friday in *he rnited
State* district cour* >f break tng
into a v.. ! rar and dealing thr-i
copper wedge oak* ■» The hoy a
brother- are weak look nc folio*
but 'heir appearance |t apuM -oem
bplie* their real «treng*h. for the '
wedg* cake* weigh .'fi pound* etch
anil are • arh wort! s'io
The hoy .a ui>ri> on 'trial earlier In
the week wi»h John Za\a . *ho »n«
also accused The Jury convicted
Zayac. but dlsacre. I .»* »«* the guilt ,
of the brother* Thi • > enraged
Zayao that he confe and the whole
Job and Implicated the pair
Judge Tuttle ha j n ’ yet sen
ter.i'ed *he trio.
To the People of Detroit
A SERIES of TALKS on SERVICE IMPROVEMENT
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>ATI’R DA V . JI’LV 2», 1917.
X'V . IX
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YE BOOTERYE X. VE BOOTERYE
ONE HALF OFF ONE HALF OFF
Y e Booterye’s
One-Half Off Sale of
SHOES
W» Have Placed on Sale Our Entire Stock of
Women s Fancy Pumps
At Half Price
(Positively no goods sent out on approval)
In the Men’s Department the Following Striking Reduction*
Are Effective
$lO and sl2 Oxfords, $« 05; $7 and $* Values, $4 95
$& and $6 Broken Llr*«s, $J.95
YE BOOTERYE
T. J JACKSON. Mgr.
29.5 WOODWARD AVK.. (David Whitney Bldg.)
Sale continues until August Ist.
ADVERTISE IN THE TIMES —IT PAYS
dicate that there has been no slowing
up in the city’s development.
We are striving to catch up
We are doing our utmost to gain a suffi
cient lead on the telephone needs of the city
so that telephones may be installed “on
demand” as the city crosses the 1,000,000
mark which, at its present rate of growth, it
will do very shortly.
Full capacity telephone service for all
Detroit, and prompt installation everywhere
and at all times -that’s the goal of our
complete program, and we are leaving noth
ing undone that will put all these features
in full operation at the earliest possible
moment.
the district that is build
ing up so that a pair
will always be available
for every person who
wishes to order service.
But trouble comes
with abnormal
growth
An abnormal growth
means an enlargement of
organization as well as a
great demand for mate
rials. Under conditions
such as the country has
faced for two years, it
is extremely difficult to
expand the organization.
And the great demand
in all lines for materials,
coupled with the difficul
ties of transportation, has
put us far behind in our
program of improvement
and expansion.
We have been placed in
a most trying position
through conditions abso
lutely beyond our con
trol, and the situation in
Detroit today is not
materially different from
what it has been. Orders
for telephone service in-