The Detroit times. [volume], November 02, 1917, NOON, Page PAGE 3, Image 3

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OR. IGNATZ MAYER
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\\ uhi»Ut d* tenth'll from
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4 lihiii. ill < iiniiiif ri i lll.lt,
( or. "(Mir mill i.rl«n »lil
of Irr 111. Mr*I
lit It. I i—i lo I
SHllirilnt nnil *« iiilio 111 to I
< ori,i• 1 1 1ato n ui iif; •<• Muring
|{.-K ilar Hum * Free
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Guests Must Briny;
Their Own Sugar to
“Hoover Luncheon ”
Th* ie ar. going f<» • .-veial
other thing* b.*id*s h powder puff.
, *’r**<-t i it 11< k«'t>, kt«ftr n* «•*»! 1 »■
and wool. in my laly'i hand nag, a?
the "Hooter Inn b»i»t).’ of tii»' I'•
troit f Vri* :a* ion of Women's < 1 ut>
Frida' ,m •) « tb-r . • n !• ifd : g
and on' ot fh< other thuig w.ll h*
luni|iv or mull bag* of sugar
Ihr edict wa* l**u> I by tb* lun* I
ron committee that i:o *ug«r coijbl
possible t>* »<-rv »and for ’’off- •• <*j '*-a
at fhr lun< hron. and t! it if anv ot
•hr diner* wanted p. iluv w old
have to filch H "'i' of thr;r «■>ta r
household ’ -rr- and bring it along
Onlv enough nugwr to u*' in fin
actual prepafn l ir>n of th< Inn toon
m*nu could br ; ir ha -• and •<> t!,>
• trimmln's" had to or naeriflccd
Death Take* Veteran Pastor
The Rev. Jiirner \\ Iturprtmf, a
retired Mrtcodl t minister, died
\Vrdn*«d,c n < ho-jdtal M’
T’urgdorf v* ho i \ • •;> n- N Y
7ff year* ago. and took an ar’i
I »r* ■ ' - t- 1 l ■ ■ '
follow ink the »'i\’i! »ii: Hr •;c
president "f the Viren < Me’hudl.-t
«onfrienrr. ,nd -a,..* a *:w In tb,
»stablishment of cf-ooi* for tt • v
grney of ih<‘ cu'h I’, ’hr ~r i v
•so*.*. V- fturglori • am. to Mi-
Kan, holding prutnrat. s in I ■ idm’:,
»nd M» r -i ill In t-n* v> «
ha* *pen* the summer m M«v V < «
•nd tho w:n'rr it, the south Mr
Rurgdorff Is -urvlve.l b' hi widow
one *nn, i* n litirgdorf. of Hay
and three rt :,' *•! Mr* H \
Hare Lansing M r,j Warren Frit
gle, Mar*hall. and Mr* (trace Por
ter Rtirgdorf. !>ng H> ii> h. <':
Funeral nervier; w til I e 1.e1.| in
M a f hall
Fur Thieve* Make R ch H.ru!
Km thieve* made a ri• b hair.
Thursday morning Th* > threw a
brick thru the wu low of »b»- K
Fur company. No I Adams;- .
wot, and rx ip.'d wiD t| »n fov
pelts. valued *' TANARUS! • ,-oi:
. )!<>\. pr. - !o: i’ fir ” « v
the job
?*rlwtf»»* > —th* plain nMI kind that
!• fig hi— Jot* f'rpt.—Main
WASHINGTON
V CLOTHES /
t SHOP j
vmy
We Have
Seen No
Other "25
Suits Nor
Overcoats
That Can
hold a candle to these!
Fither in the tailor
ing, or tin 4 styling, or %
the finishing these
are just a little hotter.
Hvery one in the lot
can look you squarely
in the eye. There are
no a|x>logies tor them
to make. They an*
sound values any way
you want to look at
them.
You ran rip a
Washington (lot he
Shop garment apart
hut you will find no
fault with the wav it is
put toget hei.
Washington
Clothes Shop
202 Book Bldg .
Washington Blvd .
li hy to Sure taou, ana How
(onservation —Nutiomil !., k anti i’t'isuniil l)u(>
, . v ' V- i .1 N
.it that who 11 4a id - ot-,' iv, 111 • >-;
tint mo 'urn h .»m a pnncij'b
Mil i. ,i li ,ig l< -pell vI * t'ldiv 'O*
. 11011ß1l lo| ~11 111.4 > be «r* 'tell OUt
'bin ill
They art perfect!* «.l| ,i«.h
li.it no whir li*'ted alchemist -v <-r and .
• hane* lead t*' m*|<i. ’b t no p.itb : i
Inventor on r ha di--< <»ven ii p* t
I oriial motion, and that no • *ph»!' i
ha Vet [tenet lit t el* jUtti’le VV i ' .
.11l bubble- lb. fountain of **• rn..<
youth
I bit nave they learned from tt.
11 : • people V 1.0 motto in if
is -Let tieotge do if? \ppai'en»'>
r f . . .1 . •tit , iij.i| i(
Wa.-diinpton will -olv. II food pr« ’
lom- automatically 1 be\ < spec* '•
have a nice front t»r< liestra “« •'
where they tan rlt ha- k and w it. t
.t m.tginan named * t ‘onserv a* i"'
; top out upon the t .- t wav, hi-,
v. and mutter m ‘ Ab. aeadah;>
two. and tb*'n »*xtra«t from tlv ju' l
. lotirdy eni[.tv gil* urn fill sort > !
- •! mg • i’
t nfortuna:. ly tb-v isn’t th* •* ■
life w ork.* n*tr food ron-ervatto
either The onlv rna --,ie Mi* i* .
,t t, just pr-ei -I. what you yourr,
pot th, fe J’he only thing in the tni
will be what \mi put in, and !•■
in
In a democracy like our* theri ’
u*T one way to save :i \.i>' stoie
Feared Enemies May Slip Poison
Into Soldiers' Christmas Socks
Fearing that ,>n» mic* mav slip
[Kdeon* In the t liristrnas s'orklne.'
for soldier*, h watch ha* been set
l>v m»‘tnh«*r* of tb* National la agm
for Woman - Servlr* Warning to
n*;>, - • carefully all rnnli* and
([uarterv was served I>\ N! i \Vil
ham I < ir;,> Jr cV-airn tp
Member* of 'll" b-ague } ,v. dc
tribti’ed more «| an 1 ,h.r a Htockint-,
be filled by those w i-hine to ad
th, can«c \ these con;,- b i *
filled, it ii* possible to *• tr- 'e j,.
..,n< In the ewndy and other art-- l**-
whl.h go to make up t ♦ . g.fts
“This War Will End
When We Win”
dodart' 1 War S**r ret ary Makt'r last wook. and almo.-t on t h«* same day, Lloyd announcPd that he
rou and ” n<- i "a«. tj u c but in victory.
Without iycnorinjr an> of tin* -hadows in tho outlook, Allied observers are •unanimous in their convic
tion that tL.* < entral Lowers are crackinjr tinder the strain. In proof of this they point to the recent bril
liantly Micro "fill French o ’en ive on tb* 1 Aism front, ulu-n in one dayN (ieneral Petain’s troops
advancer I two miles on a >ix-mil*' front, capturing. 8,000 prisoners and TO biyr jfuns; to the ceaseless method
ical advance ,»i tin* pres by s steam-roller tactics; to the heavy toll taken of (iermany’s naval
forces by the Ibo nan Ileot in the <. n 1 f *»f Lsyra battle, when fifteen tlennan war-ships were put out of action;
to the rapture by th*' French of four super-Zeppelins in one day; to < lermany’s heavy withdrawal of troops
from th* 1 Kiyra front to make possible an Austrian offensive against Italy; and to the ominous rumors of
a growing spirit of mutiny in tin* (Jcrman and Austrian Meets.
The loading article in this week’s LITERARY I>I(iFST (November 3rd), is a careful summing-up of the
new > from various quarters and its significance upon th* 1 outlook for peace through victory.
Other articles of uncommon interest in this number of THE DRIEST are:
Are the Retailers the War-Profiteers?
Mr. Hoover I’on it 1 * Out I'hat While Wholesale Prices Are Retail Prices Are doing Ip Instead of
Down, and lie Warns Shopkeepers That Extortion Must (ease
The Draft Made Really Selective
Drafting* Shij>s
The Imaginary Rritish Reace Offer to
(»erm any
Wyh KornilofT Rebelled
German Device for Seeing Wireless
Signals
Poisoning from Canned Vegetables
On Keeping Ra la need in the Vi r
A “Feg-1 p" for Dancers
Tennyson's Cost Vogue
Clerical exemption an Insult or a
Challenge
Many Interesting Illustrations
Will You Send “The Digest" ) o An American Soldier in France?
"I notice in your last number, a plea for all Amer
icans to help entertain American soldiers by fur
nishing sc nip-books. <*te. Having been in thi> mess
some time and talked to a lot of American and
( anadh.r soldiers, I would like to retort. K sou
want the soldier* to b«* happy in hospital* and out,
make it easier for them to get ahold of the best
November 3d Number on Sale Today All News-Dealers —lo Cents
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FUNK tk WAGNAI.I.S COMPANY (Publisher* of the Famous NFAV Standard Dictionary), NEW YORK
, >in)i on , i ,‘d voiurUnry • rt«• 1 1
Hus applb s to gr«>*ip a well a
’tun, aid it whim come tioin 1 h'*f,
i , ... .1,, ,|, mociiirv which iii'*’
'• .<dv *rg ini/' and h r.o« rnii| or gitiii
. i.'ti mu t *l>i ib-'ir bur, Pan
ties' muM no’ lag behind
• .if I'tbor ni'iMt -I i* i w
1 . fp .| v * n<>! w a lit i eg- In I bat hour
,>t. • 11 :b. \, tv. <<> opera! no* wbb'b i*
of ,11, 1 ‘o' church*-.* mu; t
; i"n .vorihy *>f their high •. ailing,
k* v. ton* *it *uch an arch ot or
ri ,■ it r>m ei v.ilion ;»m is n« cAAsary
!,\ u*talned ♦ ffort and
,j |i I [,„• the good of Other*.
■ ii., ei.'iii he this asjiirat,on to
id • vi'. P>r oilier. i« nothing
Their i. now th,- L>r*-at o|.por
uni’y of prov mi; that tb* \ arc rapa
-of pr;o i; iu* 4 ha’ they preach
f"
• <|f why n,-”le' ’ that organiza
•it w Id* b . * ono rnf.st directly
onncc’.-d with lood and which leads
m, diredl;. ?o personal effort?
, ’ oigiii, iz:** ion w of conr. • , the
• -v \nd tl • means the women
1 -r .•> iii* main it j* ih.-y the
;■. rii. ki r and t:otp- ewivos, uj,*>n
. ,ii *l,.- mhv ng o' rood *:• -pend-.
p.e lb. ir for- -gilt, their mjs
• tibiiifv *o idvico and th'ir tr<li
vidur>! merenuHy and devotion ’hat
• aional economy r.-ts Food ad
• ei- ’r t‘ion i-■ a eonvnnif-nt term *o
Word has .also gone o*it to park
mams vaseline* nn*l like article*
tn tube*, rather than in sla*« Jar 1
lo prevent briak.ig, V M * \
workers at S*’fridg** flebl rofjuest
pm Mocking*, for u-c on a com
mtinity *‘hristmas* tr.e
Th.- ib rnind for turkey red rrm*
bn. from which the storking* are
*■ id* i -o lar.o. **.a* the b-agu.
find.* i M-’f short of fund*. A bolt
of clo’h io•’ •; Jd and ba« enough
ma 1 .-rial for ’.<*•’> *to/-klfvg* Con
’ribtitior- .-(r• b* inc received bv
Mr Wainwright S< hroeder, N<> t
With* r. li • i.
DETROIT TIMES
igf tb<**e V hr* counsel or
r , . ; . < ifor* b • n M
mot • than a iop. of an. unless it
i ;• mple • •'** ! t'v h«- food admm
udmuon *-f tb* bom ■
11. ib i the largest i>cr'o'iiMl
r
whole and pend mi lb* l final analv i*
upon vv li * < member aceornp
1 !i< I; j all summed up in fat
Ihi is.- to pi' ti nklng one of th*
Jin* 1 th .t i:. -i," l a i ic i of
doing your |,j* " 1,. tter still, of
"doing our .tmn-t **
And if you do -.our-hlt -your tit
mod md iln next man de •- hid,
and '!,< n*\t v. 0.-i.tn her u , ard t(t»-
boy and ,-irl M < r vvbai will b* the
practical result?
I’ n. -'d t:o gift of in agination if*
see. T'h. human mind *l* nmndn no
< ha- .! I t *!>!• '•• gia-p t)o lib a
■>f Carload, ’of w|,. thou
and* if ton- of fatmillion* *»f
other ’ori* of foodstuff mi general,
vv ill be r* h-a- < and for th- u • of tho: .
vvb > iiiißht otherw i "go hungry Th.
ounee- md pound* of nutriment that
an - iw-d w ill b, rorue the ton*
a l.i li will baik th* fhi .-at of f.arvit
Son.
Th.’ i* whv the foo.l admlnistra
tion I* asking; that siu Ji con ervn
-111 111 be •( • .'l! imjiosed to be *o
accepted
Such a ta~k, to- be fiu'v national,
trm ’;D o b»* truly personal And to
li.- . Micce*sfully personal if must
have the in pirntion and imi,etiiK f»f.
being national Tl . two interlock
*ml fuse Neither can silfeced with
oip ?he ntl . r.
For, when all is said the onlv sort
of achievement which can be genu
in* lv national i* the sort t<> which
every on** can contribute \nd that
opport unity a‘ one*- a duty and n
privilege is before th» \merican
Army Men to Jom Consistory
About ebb officer* stationed at
Fort Wayne, ('amp Custer and Self
ridge ffeld will be admitted to th*
Michigan Sovereign consistory, s.at
unlay, Nov. 10. in the Masonic tem
pb the Scottish ri’e being conferred
upon the army men entirely without
pecuniary obligation The "Kill
Wood" f in- * of Moslem temple will
go to Battle Cre»»k. Wednesday. Nov
’ l for a ceremonial session and
banquet, in which th. soldier Ma
•mis will participate Lieut. Milton
K. Trimble, stationed at Camp Cus
t, r, "fathered" tbe Id.-a of making
the arrnv men memhers of tie con
sivtory.
I‘rlnlliiK The pin In nenf kind —Thnl
l« rlslit—l'me* .lot. Hop!.— Vlnln gg’O.
Current Poetry
The Foe's First Plow
l nsweetening Our Sugar
The Pope Still Works for Peace
C anada's Coalition Government
Freight-Car \s. Motor-Trucks
W hy Wood Warps
The Place of Humor in W ar
W hat the Gary School System Is
Faying ( p Riches in War-Time
W ar-Time Religion in Canada
News of Finance and Commerce
paper published. My copy nf ‘’1111! DUiKST* goo
t<> twenty-five men, at loa>t. It is practically im
po-*ible to buy TUT! I.ITFRARY DK.KST in Paris,
and absolutely im|>os*ible anywhere else. No other
I aper begins to cover the ground.
Very truly,
I". F. n \SSF.TT, American Field Service, in France/'
A Detroit Mother
Has Way of Meet
ing War Worries
Remodeling a Coat
The coat wa* bought for a lit* ••
i girl two year* old last spring Th*
n* \i i-prlng th*‘ girl had grown and
tb, style* bad changed Tb* c.>a’
•»s black and white check Some
I th i.must he combined wirh it to
Ii .»i<e ;t longer and w ider
In the trunk was an old fitted
n'U It .'i itched, hla.-k broadcloth
I 1:;■ »n th.ai looked n* tho » never
c-i’ild b* used for anything
Cnough straight I ere were ob
! tained out of the *le» . es to lengthen
| the *kirt and sleeve* of the coat.
V hap. *1 pieces Were e< into the
'ide seam* Some of the stirhed
a ores fit nicely Ml’ » cuff* The gut
ment was far more stylish when
.-titered than when 1’ was new-
This fall the coat Is to be a one
piece school dr, «« by .'hanging the
cuffs and attaching a large collar.
Celery leave* should he saved
■ and dried Crushing them into pow
dor with the hand* makes fine soup
1 > \ <Ting
\nv vegetable boiled and mashed
i n’o small cake* m.tv be fried m
i take the place of meat
"T i 1 W *
thoo.se the Comfortable, Interesting
and Scenic Route to California
! in h Murllnifton Bouts “Persona!!
-lu tefl Party and make the tru
• '.ilifortun in one of our through
ill. an tourist ale, ping cars
'! ' ••** Parties affun! lull tbe op;,or
!• t , to s. e by On) light the peir taos
<*t along tho wav n* well «•. tb,-
,«• ml advaiytAg* r,f i.,i exie-rlen <-ii
!• *»hu.«i> duty it is to make u
el comfortable and "at be me i»
uig y "ii of many of thv rpaporiNi
• iti-.* of travel playing host, as »•
vie, fr<,m star* t-> flutah Their i
» it's charge for this service
It- <nn tell V'-u man\ Piterr-sting
>•* of the thing.* you will rce ,n
: e luw e,.st i,t this trip Will Rstofl
■■*h mil For years these Burlington
it. Per*"nal!y Couducfe,i“ Eirur
. os have befn extremely popular
T!,e\ afford the most comfortable, tt,
t< r.'s- ng and e onomical way of cr<jss-
Irig the continent
me tell 4011 more about them
and send iuu a descriptive llluatra'ed
f dder contalntnir maps and all *ou
should know nnou' these attractive
tours
J Francis, < leneral Pass'r Agent.
B 'J It It .'47 VV. Jackson Klvd ,
Chii-it e ■
Has Started Out With Colors Flying!
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»"h*rm*"i.«f. >«tin M*-o . <*< r k*m t»- **r•‘ i' •■. stlk
Plhiil hn <1 Strip*- Siiv rut’.**. rt , at Nm»mhrr Sal*
I’rlct*' Main r*l»*■ >r Ann»*\
Food economy
Recipe for “11-0" R rr*il
1 cup H-< »»).-• .. cl put
in ciivli pour ok, <1 - i|. h cl
cuitrr -cm ' *» i•• i 'I un
til cimil cum; • ) put in
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‘•pcx»n '.*h. !• i! h i u cat
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ADVERTISE IN THE TIMES—IT PAYS
TIIK KERN STORK’S
No Silk Sale can go on for an hour without
giving certain unmistakable signs of what it
is made of! It cannot go on for a day with
out showing the Qirewd shopper whether it’s
a real sale or not. The Kern Silk Sale has
already been going long enough to prove that
THE WOMEN WANT ARE HERE—
and the prices are low beyond th° expecta
tions of the most exacting. Here tire in
stances of the value*.
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4.49
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Sal*' pr m<\ >«! .. .
JJ-Inrfc i orrfiiro* at ;
than ■ r**j»t *.f
wfitvinK Park roltux
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PERHAPS you are looking for a way
to cut down food bills without cutting
down real nourishment.
Well, here is one good way. For
breakfast serve more H-O, less meat and
eggs. See if you don’t actually save
housekeeping money. See if you don’t
agree w r ith the food experts w'ho say that
oatmeal is one of the most nourishing of
all foods.
See if you don't find H-O the conven
ient oatmeal because it is quickly and
thoroughly cooked in 20 minutes on your
stove. That's because we steam-cook
H-O 2 hours at the mill.
Try H-O and discoveranew delicious
ness in rich flavor.
Try H-O and discover anew food
economy. For one package of H-O makes
30 dishes.
Won’t you have your first economical
treat of H-O tomorrow morning?
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