The Detroit times. [volume], September 28, 1917, NOON, Page PAGE 3, Image 3

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FR11) AY . SKVTK Ml* K H 28. 191#.
DR. IGNATZ MAYER
Registered Physician
and Surgeon
!ux< hi dv« U in
the Cure of
I* HCft Ail X I
T>tatiH»hnl H Y.*r* tn
the Fain** t'fflcf*
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SAYS SFOUSE HAD
T\Vl('E-A-\VEEK
DRI’NK HABIT
Mr* Amanda Hanstdman. in her
uni oni'Mf-rl divorce -id, told Judge
linMiicr, Thursday, that tin <1 * l l i
monotony of string brr husband.
William, come ho»n« d 1 ink tui . i
virrk regularly, rick* n* and her of
married life.
The linn*Hninn* have four *mall
children whom tin < uirt placed in
the moth* Ii w! • n In
granted t'he decree
' Your h i- hand < an taiw I • dr aft
rf\ into the national army without
the formality of claiming; exempt on
on a< count if a w ife.' dec! ired
.Jmlcr—Maunlcli nr -he granted i >1
« ree «o Mr- Catherine llaville who
ela mod that },• hurband. Alien,
failed to properly support her
The vife'jt mother testified that
hrr daughter \\u- too prim and v <"
tantral for he: husband an<l -aid
tha* if the girl had h* en a "h.f more
fliriy' -he would probably have go‘
•en alone heft* i Mi R u ,lc viol
her ile roe on a cro - bill
ax hen .liidge Unit- IhrenfeweU to hold
tl|> the lilt nr' ' tfet-rer of 'lr* Xer
> -r* S' dr* r*l f. a <la' « ri.ur
limy *f t e rnni.f b* *U»c the
cr.t gppgfertlv bn-! not been neVi
•ir-.t the F*|* 11 tto t amt iff *•» •!»••
>n t • tori Tl,. .< <J f >f h*M * r
row ve n» not ap(u* r»nt until tlie
J ’g .inn ill' -** 1 that h* w-><i)<l
grari' ' e Ho '*• e nmod atrlv \tr«
then dr:** ! tier f <•» -* and
hasten*'l * II * IMS' U'* Jo eflMf
•DrU ■ , t ff. \* .»re a IP en<.e was
tio *1 r< ■•* st. t William
H tfi •*. n 'la *t n- a e
sUJaPriii
A Nutritious Diet for All Age 9.
Keep Horlick’s Always on Hand
Quick Lunch; Home or Office.
<OMK TOMORROW
“Regal” 4-Room Outfits *l9B
THE -REGAL” 4 room out
fit at $l9B is the beat and
moat popular combination
ever arranged. Already
thousands of bomea have been
furniahed with thia outfit. It baa
been aatd of it: “Lowest price,
considering quality; bigheat qual
ity considering puce." And that's
the truth
a hundred-piece set at *14.75
Half tlir pleasure of a good m«al reala In the
•ervlr*’. You'll hr* glad lo have* gursle often if
you c an nerve them on this semi vitreous, rirhlv
decorated eel. A great Mtluo.
ARMY CAMP
LOOKS GOOD
TO MAYOR
Visits Custer and Is
Impressed With Ideal
Conditions
Mayor Marx returned to hide-k
in the city hall. Friday morning.
4 1let* having spent a day in Camp
Cu'iter, Haiti* l'u •k. when lie \is
i iied th* Ibdrolt boy*. and studied
the condition* und* r which they
liv* After -« veral hoxav« .spent in
| thi imnfense vamp h<- expreivsed Mir
prlfe that conditions could b<* so
| ld< al »nd on pnch a large scale so
I quick!} He. wa - amazed at the
rapidity with which th# boys are
being made into .-olillers lie -,iw
crowd of selected men march off
I to the train only a few days ago
and on Thurday he saw the same
men in uniform, drawn up tn corn
panv formation looking like veteran
soldiers
Shortly before the mayor left
<-amp for home. «'ol Ctatg com
Inlander ot Hie Three Hundred and
Thirty ninth regiment, made up en
tirely of Detroit boy it. lined up the
«*nt Te group Os officer- of t.he regi
i ment and introduced .them to his
hono- The mayor addressed them
hriefy saving that he was happy
that th*- Detroit hoy* had such a
tine set of officers and declaring that
he wo , Id a--ure the "folks iia« k
home” tiiic their boys were in good
! and H< r.e-i'Ok' for the- regrmem
a brillian* ( vreer and urged the
officer* *o bring back every on*- of
the In-Holt boy - -afe and sound.
hu» distinguished
After having taken luncheon with
the officer*. Mayor Marx -mid it was
a pity every mother who has a son
in th*- ramp «n<i who is worrying
about him could not spend a day in
the ran*onm*nt and see the care
bi nc taken of the soldiers Ftom
Mlmo-t ( very point >f view, and at
I* a u t phy-:r.*Jly and morally, most
of th* 1 men are better off in Battle
< re.-k than they would he on the
streets of l»etroit
Officer- of the tamp explained to
the mayor that they would be glad
[t he would end them a few sol
'diets who could •• ik English' A
I l,*rg< number of those from some
of the foreign district' of Itetroit
lean undera rid srarceK a word of
English, and ’n some of the com
panies al! order* must he read in
is nianv a- six language... This
makes it so difficult that officers are
considering ’he advisability of mak
ing an order ’o the effect that only
English iv;, l he permitted to be
spoken in the camp.
One office*- was registering a man
from Hamtratnck He asked him
whom he would nofifv In the event
an iden: happened The soldier
-could not understand The officer
Hot) staged a clever vaudeville act
I
MICHIGAN AVE. lu^L^U
THE "REGAL” 4 room out
fit offers you complete
and attractive furnishings
for living room, bedroom,
dining room and kitchen. Every
room is fitted out with dependable
furniture—-the kind that will give
years of service The credit terms
bring the ‘ Regal" within reach of
all.
$3.00 Weekly
90-90 MICHIGAN \\ ‘ --
Seising a gun he pointed It at the |
recruit and exclaimed
"Hang' Hang' You’re dead ' Who
ipe tell?'
Then he got an an-w< r
Most of the officer put th* (pies
tlon mote gently, hut having to
make such a suggestion so frequent
|y it loses its sinister significance
Some of them now ask the men they
are registering Hie quest bin this
w ay
"When you’re killed, whom wd 1 I
| notify?"
The mayor was accompanied >n
his trip by Robert Oakman. fharl*-
F (’Upper!, t’api John H Sosno-vt.
Robert K l»xvi:», Edward I H'*
1 gerald and several new -papet m< n
||n whs so pleased with Hi* (amp
j that lie promised to return amin
I soon and s'sy longer It 1- likely
i he Will go o t when 'he t nnip
1 will he formally dedicated
IN DETROIT
vmhul.nrr comp«n» Ao. *, oimmshil
tA It* l.leut. 4 l*rf»rf * rtwaier,
to. v received orders to pro* ceil <"
• •nip ('deter for framing 1l ■ ■" '
expects to |ea\* tat t. Tliere '
now l'is mm tts tive unit wh>l*
war stierißttr calls f i I '* 1 ' l '
additions! men will be re. rotted ,»t
on*-.- Members of th* unit lm •
ordered t report s'
quarters. Nr. 110- Nre«k- bu'btlng
This unit w s» organized *'■* H"'*
Cross, which started Hie ? tid
equip It Wltlv « (Jonilt "U ' I " ’
hut considerable more money wo l
>e ne. esssr )
4.rend office r« of the tlild Kellsw.
n r rr glvrn n dinner In 4be luller
hotel Thuradaj night
l.fnk |.«tre No 1?a Th *e present
in .■hided (irand Ms-ter Tuoma
S.-upholni. Jr • Iranu <».iet„
r*e.| A I’.oger- l*»«t ;r nd Mn-ter
XP1»« p c,t«\ (J r a n*l W.c
den (*«oige llar'and n*arui Henild
John fam*« Drape* !’ •(
ftlimn' Theodoee H fl*'* l a«n4
te\e lustier. ,'tci' 1 ,r 'd
noble grand reape. tivelv of ' rip
t.tnk lodge
.lodic e t nnnolli llmrodo* afternoon
odjaurnrd his grand jury session
until Mondav m"i*iftg - tti** •
(ould attend * meeting h>-
election •omnpsston V* ina- ue*. :■
for the spe in 1 election -n N»v >.
were dis visaed It v S dei ide ‘ 1_ •
rely Upon *he newspaper- To n
fy ‘the soldier* f the spe. -.a! " •
tion as I* will t” .» pos.ibe * •
notify e* h one personally v* it
* .ilijicnt votrrs law requires
John (Isrn. Jr , Ao. tMI '•enrlnnte
n«e. >u< returned to Iletrott nfier
having spent 11 month- with the
X merman Voluntee: M.'-'i V u i
isn e c rps on the western front in
France In recognition of h « ser
vices he wns rranted the I'rhp ii
v« ar medal and ad ■ an■ «*! t■> 11 •
ink -f serge <nr lavlnv *e •
under the French flat; he u 'I n" '
enlist e-tlvr in t>ie arm o na- v
and tight uni.'* !. • ,w-n (lan t»w.u
Rid the Skin
of disfijruring blcmishca, by quickly
purifying the blood, improving the cir
culation, and regulating the habits with
BEECHAM’S
PILLS
«r.ss« Sal* a# Aar Medi«ia« t. Iks World.
Sold osorywkar*. In boss*. 10s.. 25c.
FOR SATt RDAY, SEPTEMBER 29. 1917.
WILLIAM AND MARY
DINING SUITES *129
T~HERE are two dominant points
about this suite that should
appeal to every discriminating
home-lover. First in elegance.
The second is completeness There
sre ten pieces: Tabls, buffet, chins
:abinet, serving table, and 6 chairs
DETROIT TIMES
j went t<i Europe last year on <i bust- (
ness trip wKU Ins frttht‘l I). -
• am* Intel , itu Hi* »• but i. ■
ior os «rpl • n 1 1* •* and ll< ii*«' ecn I‘tlil
• i • i . | t 1.1- t .i <t Vt> '
tt.» >tnd ha- t/e.*p whi'o thte rhells
w .-re raining last aiol tlxt* K wlmtil
him lt> -a *- an arnbulan. edm r
rt i o, i . * . tul v I'lht he
li.-ii t mm Ii i line t- worrv »• I•*• ■ll
w icih* r h shell will lilt Mtn
Itlehisiin w ill tic »»ell representevl
»lir ii It.e (Inter licit drl*e of the
Wftynr i "tint otur. f*' road sys
t. ii is and. *li *< el. ii- t 11. which ha-
Ihiii design*' j as good road* dav
I'r. dent Will! rv rn F Metzger, of
tio Detroit \ut*>iw»bll»- club, ha
lo ted Ho -tate effl< a!s .»nd th**
I , :.,-m « ivl. .. ganlzatl. ns thruout
M ■ hi 'an (Jovernor Albert E
Sleeper lllld State MuhWIV < ’ >»i
mi - otioi I'rank '<■* It' ger- will
j b. present t»> repf-ent th* state *<
a Whole All tor the ini nation
wee*- put in th* maila *>nlv tiii*
Week I epltee liaie been re' eiveii
f*..ie ever a I orgnnl*atl ns -t a tiny
i tui * they will participate in t h*-
IU&J0
* iTak a
Tone
—the one feature that has
most to do with your enjoy
ment of the Piano you bring
into your home—
Grinnell Bros.
make PIANO
It* t'dic is xurct and purr fron highrxt treble tn low
est ha-*, and the beauty that characterizes it when your
selection i* made is no less ;» feature during al! the years
th** I’ianp has a plav e in your home
It’* this that hy had large part in winning the (jRfN
NKI.I. BROS i’KW'O the endorsement of famous artists
-in making it the choi( e ot u-auds ot music-I'ivers
and an instrument you'll enjoy in iul'est measure and
alw av s'
Drinnell Bros
Other instruments in exchange. Convenient payments.
Headquarters: 243-247 Woodward Ave.
THE William and Mary design
is worked out to exceptional
advantage In this suite, every
part and line blending to
jether to make an outfit that is
worthy of the efforts of the most fin
shed artisan. We offer the ten pieces
jomplete.
Pay at the Kate of Only Three Dollars Per Week
I'.trai*' and send * repr*»*ntat|v *■ J
~f nu'tiitxTf tr* iNkr port in
:nr .1. it ttinr\ -iivlie «i the er.d
~f is, *• 11 Milr-rd n-«r North -
• hrl»| lloMni. «|>nnl*h- I inrrlran war
irlrmii, l..«l M» « - a»r In thr rlrrnll
it w * •r> 1,, in, ,1 t,i f ri r it-e
< imn NudlloiM (*i reinstate tun
n hi" f.,ini**r pnallinn a» Arrtnin In
tin untv detention rh»
! n ~dit, >i a ,li'( lared that Holden r>-
f i f.| t'< i'|i«n « miller «hin m -
dr.rd and thru took a vacation of
I • , \\ i» K a \\ rho of p* rm **i wit,
W'l.rn h< retained, thr auditors d**
, laii-d. they offered liim a alnniai
p ,»U ' n ill thr county tlUtldlriK
,\ hi, ti h«* rrfiard Holden inain
t i red that nd*r ti e natr In w thr
a idlt, ;■ h had no rigtii t<> dlmtharge
, transfer Inin without first
: . 1 1 ill l rt or- the K ivrrn r.
I'rlntlna —thr plain nrnt kind—that
In rticht— Time* Juti Dept.— Main Ifijli.
I*rln llna —I he plain nral kind —that
1 l« r,*ht I t r » lot, Ur»t Vlaln 4AJO.
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I
m *4(l ll\
"w?$W. v . i At'jJirt
rv 'v‘-vi‘
ADVERTISE IN THE
TIMES IT PAYS
“Th«* House of Dig-nified Credit”
THE grilled work on the buffrt
and china cabinet are eepe*
cially worthy of mention. So
it the large Trench mirror of
ihe buffffet, and the genuine leather
• llp-eeate of the chaire. On® of the
greatest valuea we have ever present
ed.
Easy Credit Terms
The most highly valued as
«et of this store is the good
mil of its customers shout a
lundred thousand of them
A1 KERN’S — Expert Fittings by
Miss McNulty, Corsetiere, of
A Wonderful Collection of CO A T S
For Women —For Misses—For Extra Sizes vttt rw 1
sl9-75
Coats of warm, soft Velours, serviceable
Zibelines, double-faced and novelty Wor
steds and Cheviots. In dark greens,
browns, Burgundy, blues, rose-taupe,
Army and black.
The styles Mostly the generous. full sweeping,
Kngllsh swagger effects ami straighter lined
numbers, too. with ' winter proof" collar*, button
ing up round the throa* both "cape" and "double”
v arietv
Delta are in full around. Trench, Strap, Feld and
three belt adaptation*. Pockets run front "Patch”
and "Slaah" to "Saddle" Trimming** of velvet and
fur fabrics add wirmth and richness.
KER VS SF.C< •XD FT/s >R
Kerbs
f WOOD WARD / GRATIOT
Rengo Belt Corsets
for Stout and Medium Figures
Front-1 dicing Models, $.1.50
Back-Facing, at $2.50, $5.50, $5.00
If >ou have not already selected >our new fall suit nr gown you
are goto* to very soon but FIRST be fitted to your new fall corset.
The silhouette for fall Is different. Itango Dell Corset*, designed
especially for women of- tout ami medium figute, w> 11 glvt* to those
figure* the fashionable contour, tin new longer, more tapering lines,
and with perfect comfort.
a
Tomorrow—Last Day of Special Fittings
by Mi**.*. McNultx
It's your la*t opportunity tin- season to be fitted by thin
famous coraetierc. S'op in m our t'orset Section tomorrow
have the assistance of Miss McNulty in the selection and
lining of your new Cor-et 'twill be Lime well spent.
Kl. l: vs 'l 111 It I > ri.oOft
Girls’ and 1 ots’ Coats
A gTeatly enlarged showing in our new Coat Sec
tion Styles that girls and tots "just love" value*
that make a big appeal to mothers.
For “Miss 2-to-14”—at * *
5').75, $7.75, $9.75 and up to $25.
K F.UN".® FIFTH FLOOR
AHtIIiCMBKTS AMI'tKMKtTI
wrr mQßcasrao in it Vaudeville**
Marnprv WiUnn I ir ' ** “Congressman
r 1®7,.,v ~®“•|Homer*Ounbar'” Kitty”,,
DETROIT . r “'r* *| X.W 51.50
lull Wrrli of thr Triumphant
The trssnn'i *en«ntlonnl Surreaa
Next Week SELLING
(ircatost of Cohan & Harris’
(’omedv Successes
CAPTAIN
KIDD, JR.
By Rida Johnson Young
Take GEO. M. COHAN'S
word for It:
"A Laughing Gallop"
an • ■ I'npulnr Matinee
Garrick-;;:,:vi 1 - 5 '
Crnt Knoehont-Melorf.i l*ln>
“You’re in Love”
Irlrnli Hptl xml knrftf»l Mualr.
NEXT WEEK. Beu. MONDAY
\«n *ellln*
Thr »msrtr«t unit Hrl*hlMl of til
Xual.nl I iimrd> Itlla.
reoraanua
Hally a) 2. 7 A I* p. in. Mill* 10. X l.\
Mary Pickford
In •lirhr.ds of Minhrook Isrin"
Km llp*rh Trairl Plrfa. Mn)r«. I rlo
. a §■% a aa (Irma l*h.. "
ft L/ A IYI t dams. ni. *t\ ootl
r'llirtrpi W it a fit thorn .M'
M a hfa. Hilft—X"m- .IV M*< T.V
Mata.— tt ril.. *nl„ «nn.. X*Vr, -,np
VAUGHAN GLASER CO.
* nrrraaf.il • Rich Man. Pco, Man
C nmriti 11 ram a—
Sml HMk-tltKt stall ft a.
LAMBRRT & BALL
I . .Irll A HUftlaat i.rrat leater;
f/M Marie Klt*«lhhnnat Shlrlry A
■-1 Hermann i Huintlnl llroa • kaakla
J Moorra. ope.
msßsasm
nir-iiir-iiooH tt film.a
t aittea Mnta. Id. Veit Itoaronlnna'
a w/a a- | | «|| I . enln| a. IVJV-Ml- 7Ae
J TieC-VJIVi M-l *atn,«tn .. i.'.-.W
t ri ii t*» tKtt tiiHh i h e
A LITTLE GIRL in a BIG CITY
tKtt-THR NRtltT Os W ETPt *
CADILLAC ft,',,',! HnteM adlllae
The LID LIFTERS
mCXT WTEK- THK ITItTOM."
ji
111
rfTTOjnii
il Meek Martin* Mon. Mil., Heft 9#
Lending \nurieallle \ttrn«*llnn
n >l. if AMI Hl*
Primrose Minstrels
7-—OTII Kit Hit; At T*—7
J mil Inc I’leture Atirnctlon
ETHEL BARRYMORE TikTt."
ritltF.*i VBII.**
V shf* Sun an.l Afternoons nxc.
Holiday* 26-35- Sun A Holiday*
50. All Seat* 15-25 c. Phonn
Reserved North JIB.
WASHINGTON JEft
MADISONjgS
MAIHtE KENNEDY in
“Baby Mine”
An.l the I atm I Artde.l Attractions
fmrrwJPV
Adtnneed \atidetllle. ISiM tn Bil&
S nnd II AH
XI I l » UMT
7—til'll I: It I.IIMT U H-T
Ma»a. I fit*-Silt*. M» hI a, l!W XV. **•
ave wu e vrv,u: M Ki
Till' I II A MIMI.M 11E1.1.r.*
BURLESQUERS
In t llt I Ia IMt
AA reafllnit Tneartav M*M.
»mnkf If ton I Ik*
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Proposals for loose leaf
Hinders
nt\ Audit*
re.-elv *d *1
. , • • I. ,<f «'■•tint]*
Auditor* tint » It ck . n> Wed*
, * » ’» tint*
. If. r ,'urnlot) >i*
j I . L n lepa ron«l rurt»l
I < ’7 it * Hinder®
n !•■■. k' h hmmd it»
a iII vit I VI ftSa'-iute aafnty
If., hr l.ullt *4
1,,,, ,j.. n v ,tj ||r flat on d««k.
r , |.t » :•. jert itnt and ftU
. ,t l r-. t \ e \ tvT l-a«ly reaerved.
IMI H \t:i- i' I’OrNTT
kfIHTORS. 1
r n - \ I : first *e,-rot*ey.
1et,.,,.. Mich. Sept. :a, 1*I«. 4
The Times give* your
children the most im
portant new* not
habit-forming adver
tising tip* *••*•••••••••i
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