The Detroit times. [volume], November 26, 1917, NOON, Page PAGE 4, Image 4

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HINTS OF SUMMER ON A WINTER’S DAY
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BV BETTY BROWN.
One glance at thl* aumrogry cc?
tame of white Carrie the thought*
t «;h* ail' to the time of rose*. The
garden hat in covered with crochet
Fashions
for
Americans
M \Vhat shall I do with my last win
ter huO to make it smart enough to
pass mueter for the first half of win
ter. anyway?" is a common query
these days.
If the suit is a plain tailored
model the problem can be quickly
solved b' the use of proper acre*.
eorie*.
While collarlenn blouses insistent
Ijr hold first place in popular favor.
be«au*e they arc so comfortable
and so becoming when worn indoors,
a high collar effect Is smartest on
the street Neckwear manufar'uren*
have de«igned such a variety of
Mocks, vests, etc., that every woman
should be able to find herself well
supplied with these accessories. The
in** nious woman can take a few
pieces of lace, satin, linen, batiste,
or other suitable fabric and make
her own vests and stock* at trifling
cost, while her less fortunate sister
may find what suits 'her style and
purse in any up-to-da'e shop.
The ve>«t and stock shown in the
rketch may be modified by cutting
ilip flaring section of the collar low
«r than that shown, or this may be
♦dlminvted entirely, and a high stock
or rhoior collar be used. Certainly
the design shown would be smart
for a woman with a slender tbroa*
end small, vouthful face, whereas a
woman with a short, fat neck would
be likely to find it both uncomforta
Me and unbecoming.
Whits satin or broadcloth, pique,
linen, or batiste may be used for
this v cat-collar affair, with wide frill
of sheer lace finishing it. Huttons
and button holes fasten it high »*
Ybe throat, and a little elastic band
holds it shout the waist so thM all
is shipshape
For moderately cool riay.v. a last*
season suit if well brushed am’
pressed, and freshened with a vest
such hk the one shown, would re-
Modish Vost srtd Stock
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
work, the blouse of filmy rr*»p,* is
enriched with flic*. and ’he skir' of
white tussah silk is stenciled in
brilliant flow-r* which defy ■* int*T
»ind> wjth summer cheer.
quire only a simple fur - arf to
make it *1! that could be desired
War Mme economy ir dr**« do* 1 *
not mean that women should go !
shabbily attired »hus casting a spir
it of gloom about them.
It ni-ane. rather cloth.es
tion. taking care of the clothes one
has, buying wisely and «en*ibly such
j things as are needed, and us ng each
| garnien* t> • • best p<v r -». ■ar
j tage.
I A g'wd war-*!me r»-’:pe jor good
j dressing ruigh' be ''Minimum expen
ditur» on cloth's and maximum care
of them once they are bough*
Trained For Ranching.
| florist —How are the narcissus
bulbs you bo’igh* fc r T*- comm* on*
i Poe-—Finely, dear hoy. fir.e;>' 1
am really **coimaged *o buy a farm
next summer--it 1* all so simple’
Lad ei' Try it.
Fsv V • MW
rot thm n the city. Win»- diet
ing?
Farmer Hrown—-No, he claim* he
got thin trying to squeeze Into the
seats in the dairy lunchroom.-v
Four hundred de;eirate* * n route
to the convention of the AtlantV*
f>eeper W > - *< i* in a’
Miami. Fla . are to be enr*rtained
today in Savannah
AN K$ GIVING ; ¥
W*wWb&omiis m Plentiful
HAKE A FEASi FOB
Eyes m v
Decorate Your Family Table
Let Your Florist Be Your
Thanksgiving Chef
The Florists of Detroit are all planning Special Thanksgiving Displays
Let us all help to make Thanksgiving day a day of deep significance
There is no way to express sentiment as well as thin flowers
Send Flowers to the lonesome mother who has sent her boy away to tight for us
Rut don’t forget those close at hand. I/*t them know they have loving
friends. Surely friendship i? a gift to be vastly
thankful for i
Out-of-Town Service Guaranteed Everywhere Thru
Florists’ Telegraph Delivery Association
The Girl’s Job
i5 v JeMt* Roberts.
J>
F lOgetting.
• Ther*- ought to be a law again-*!
Hear in people .hat makes them j:«
their foot or drew with their fingers
or hum or whistle under their
breath. *nd there ought to be a se- I
'* r ; , ' n *" T for '"7’ , who l ’ r '* k |
it. like imprisonment for life or boil-1
in*: ir. oil, * v> ha* «he -aid when
she Joined me v the cafeteria, and ,
we took our places n th* long line.)
trays in hand.
Once seated, with ojir w **atlet>*
and meatless meal before us. for we j
are -*ancb Hooverltes, and It was j
Tuesday «he continued'
At the desk beside me there is a |
g -I who keeps drumming out one |
steps and marches everlasting y till '
j* *-*•*. m- ’o me !‘li go crazy. When |
lof* x H t it witli t*r ?.nI
for -h» ha* do her work with i
those, -he doe- t wuh her feet. I !
hsv- * majoned up the courar* to j
a«k he- *o *-top now to nd then but
it C'V«*»n t !o any good; she's a’ It 1
again before the echo of my words
ha died I guess I'm nervous.’ she
*a • - sweetly, ar. 1 she lets it go a* j
i cave my friend my sympathy
f- r 'here is not a more annoying \
affi Mon than *hat of being "pes !
by one of these nervous peo- j
pie. who have not the paUence and j
*h- self-control to break thenaiielves
of a habit that gives distress to
ev* ry one within hearing or even
wohiu -ight of *b*-m
i °r v u can break yonrsei'
h*se fdgettings. if you ohi-v*v-*= *o
’•vke the trouble If • rea.-ly »v*
made a misdemeanor, and you vk>-
HAbie to b* fined, you’d bres :*
quick It would ;-»s*onish you
I nsagreeable as such a habit * to
’ho>e around you. it is dtatinctly
bad for yourself, too. It d»r ■>*» s
and it increases nerve tension. It
wastes n*-r\e energy i* -v a slight
but constant drain on your ;■»
force. In addition to fl igetting yo*.i
are probably tied up in a tight knot
iri'ide You are helping wrinkles
to aiake their home in your face.
r.d you are tiring yourself mnscu
larily as well as wasting energy.
r*c>n » fdge* VVarch yo'ir** f. and
? ee whe*her you are doing so. Get
your friends »o tell you if you are
Pi your writ power to work, and
whenever you find yourself fidget
nr.g. stop the movements , v nd re
lax It will take time to effect a
complete cure, but you *an do it.
unte*s there is 'Otnethir.g really
wroar
Adviser to Women
One yo mg woman has made a
fine profession for her»eif t- in ad
viser of other women particularly
of rich and idle women, w--o here
so much time th*i’ they have none
at s’!
• s b.e describe* herself as a whole
sale social secretary.
Her plan is ? o get into touch with
thoae women who ar* not rocsally
S’jre of % them*elv es, but w. o sant
to do the right thing in the right
way; women who have f;!*nty o'
money hu* don’t know how r,-» ,p#nd
it. women who are pre*t* bn don t
know where »r go for h* r g- *nv,
women who want to rive par Mes
anti don’t know how.
!*he is now nirning an with
several asaiatan’*, and to f his* offlrt
come any women wi.o .van! help of
a ,-ocial or dome-tic chnrao*er There
is the -ocia! secretary d**partmen’
rrovid'ng a competent young w«.mac
at n moment'! notice, by the h »ur
day nr week There i*- 'he eduerr
tional department, where the and
Udv can cjust the rig l *
covem*!*' or biitier or lady’s ma and
'T|.^ r ». | v the. enfentaintnent depaF
men’, where vn i car have a dare,
a dinner, a wedding a reception
■iard pa rT , amn’etir Theatricals o*
whs.* m>t, nandlefl for you You car
get correct information as to the en
DETROIT TIMES
Put Vour Pennies In tho “Half-Dollar” \ oil
v hJV * * M •' j<Mk VQ?
.. 4HR TsJ? ijj3<7%JHg|
Here is a \eii to fire *h»' femi
nine imagination —and cause a good
many b* holders <>f th*- male (’♦•rs'ia
-ion To stop, look and muse silent
n»<* that it hws collected a
' >r* i »rr ti* » •> • . tiiv ?i*r
itself such as "Leopard vail." "Pter
rot v e;! ’ and ' Hultsevc veil" but he
cau-* th* black chent ’!•* spots are
the exa- ’ size Os SO-Cent piece* the
irravina ot card* and invitations,
and every d»*’ail of the part;. I- tak
cn off -. i*-1r hard.-
havo n T r \ vj. - -xrv adv .e e
**:e Off- . ~ f Ts.-s <T* v*-,' W on;.ill jth«
had pu*. -n an * T.-ien* - nd cmven
lent basis a bureau where the wo
,n»it.i who doesn't km w Os
,; c * -n’* r • b* b- th* -• In ‘■*
serif;u.<
heals sick skins quickly
Don't wv* f r t'*ne to V,e *' thwt rrip
tion. 4 Oh it'* 'w * Am w,
yon sav? Ptth.iri it * iivl f rh a *
it won’t Maybe it w jc*.t r
ste*d. And *:• -ft' -<*i * :n' o~* and
ernbarrassme t :< . o-v ieven •%,
l*n tit beuer to grt . and v.e tr. ,
} winner in the name content l# the
‘Half-Dollar veil''
The foundation %t- il ii* of hexa
gon niej»h. rather fine
Alt the veils of the season are
strikmft even extraordinary in d*‘
-.gr w.; . ci.ent.l'- flowers amide
«'.gn- wanderng in bold profusion
m - *h»tr (3. .a*, bark-(round 1*
is -af<* to -*> however, that the
ji » '<3 ’t.ir vp'l will hold the record
for startling eff'***
raid. >r an b- -av.-d from all truti
b!e
r i* a pUn that otl.er women who
haw h.i 'he training >d >oclai *+c
r» nr * ■> and are good h :*.ne-<s s uni
p r> gVr follow with profit.
>■ • . i*.-- f; rti • .*-v• ra’. *■*;< »r
--to .-.-• ruble in Birmingham today
? tr a meeting of the Bankhead High
way association
by n*inc R edino! Ointment ;»■ and R etin.
Soap’ i• • * rt ptfw rjbe ti * Rr» - r
trratinr .• . •nstan , .<>'. s v• i ner<t •
heiitatr t> u«r :• Ktunol .vrrM...
j /•'/>< /< im. f f'slJHtts.
K. • ifitiM I
r -• «if NUitt 1"-N
Re* uo< K* Mi Yw and «ry tE.r
PHYSIC IAN IS
TAKEN BY DEATH
Funeral arrangement* lor in V!
bed H ,-Meinbl * cbcr, who di*-d. Sun
day, in his home. No. 15 Arden Park,
have not b« on completed. Hr Stein
breoher has been one of Detroit"*
best-known phyalctans for 2** years
lie succumbed to a heart attack
Horn in Detroit M years ago, Mr
Steinbrecher received his early *-du
cation In the school* of this city
He was giaduati and from the Petrol
College of Medicine In lski. late r
taking post graduate studies in N« w
York colleges and abroad lie prac
Deed medicine ttr St Ignace for 1"
years before returning to Detroit.
I»r Steubrecher was formerly a
professor in the iwtrojt College nt
Medicine, was a member of St
Mary's hospital staff, Wwn* fount*
and Michigan Medical societies,
American Medical association and of
the I>*rolt Hoard of Colunierc*
Surviving him are his widow, .t
daughter, Mrs. John Crant. *f In
utanapoli*. ami one son. A. 11 Stein
brecher, Jr.
Experts at the Wisconsin Sta'e
agricultural experiment station have
built t machine for the absolutely
uniform plauting that Is necessary
for th*■ development of high grade
gra.n seed
The tubes in an English Inventor .-
automobile radiator are spiral In
st -nd of straight to afTord more
radiating surface, and, because o(
their resiliency, they are less liable
to frac'ure
Leginska
Paderewski of women pianists
In ail her concerts uses one make
of Plano exclusively— the ,■
Steinway
Piany
I.fke all the other Rreate*t artists
of the world, she finds it the one
medium through which her musical
genius may be truly and fully ex
pressed.
The foHowleg copy of a recent let
ter tflla something of her high re
gard for thia Incomparable Instru
ment-
pear Sirs
Th*-re la little left to bn said In
prai- nos rh** S'» inway Piano |t is
Just »hw greatest of all Piano-
May it IDs. a la-tlng joy to ar’ists,
many a decade to come. Is the sin
cere wish of one of its heartiest
admirer*
ETHEL LEGINSKA.
Legin.ka P.ays at tha Arcilia Tan irroA Evening
( 2.»»00 r»*»«*rv*-cl orgM at and 50*. Other* II and $l5O
I Tickets on Sale Here *Z7.%**„ |
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ANnm tVrt l-AV (Vlarvel O A N CT oNi
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EVA TANCUAY '•>, un.l
K L:SES!£JL. t vernon castle r :;,r; t r :
M*h«r liljMSf -T||- r JMJ ~~a~T V«!..lr*l||* 2iSO-N-OiXO
Hong Kong Girls *** ■ • ANN MURDOCK
r__«»th»r Or*»t Art* —7 *" "T** A«v»n(arf”
■majestic!
woootvAxo .\r wii i E
f>ntl> nf 2. T and ft p. aa. Mat*. 10 4 lUr
tttHiii KHirr n in r
CLARK BSauut
jffiIADISON |
irttrir *T»n lloi.iriAt him.
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Wet - ; n Hart SteSman
•* r* - t HalaHf »f tpprartnr la
n»t»Mfr" I Tli* Trail I’rr.nn
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*- ■ VtUIYI Mat*. Vtrd-'nt. iIV-m»r
Ltlra Mat. Thnrtdar iThankitltlnf 1
THOMAS E. SHEA .*
COMMON CLAY
A HI IF; A Mf«*W IF A HOOD rOfOW
Nett—-*4 fmnd.for. Narking llaihand"
AVENUE
MERRY WIDOWS
BURLESRU£RS
vmMTMNQ ri ictim night
TH ICK 114 tI.V. 4MOKH-r-Vr.il.
CADILLAC 8 -
GIRLS FROM JOYLAND
U.IT H RKK— 4O MR MHIM
Knf f'lewland I’llttbiirah and
i.nlnla aoijta. dally II 46 f , 'in . On
>ral tlma. Mearner* |*»»» f<nt of
Third -|v», City T|e|ta» Offl, *, 111
r>rlrwf»ld a*r-»*. Pkona r*fc*rry Mil.
MONI) AY . N O YEMIIRR 2ft , 19 17.
2,000 ORDNANCE
MEN ARE WANTED;
MECHANICS, TOO
t’apt t)>«ar >1 Fogg and Cap!.
Paul Henderson, of the Cnlted
Siaie* army, will begin a recruiting
campaign lu Detroit this week to
secure '•killed workmen for service
in Franco, tti the ordnance service
At least 2,'kK) men are needed for
the American ordnance ha*e depot
to be estMDlt»h*‘d in France a* soon
Ha possible Detiott also has been
called on to furnish 1,320 mechanics
for immediate sendee in France.
They must be ready to leave bv l>ee.
1. The pay rang> s from sifi to fat
per month. Lieut. l>on O. Ilrush, of
the army recruiting ofheo. No. 22
Woodward ave., w ill receive applka
t|OCS.
Included in the list of trades nr*
bakers, cooks, millwrights, sienog
rapi*rs, blacksmiths, carpeot*rs
twagonmakersL hattf-* and waddle
repair* r*. luundrymcn. painters, auto
r idiator repair m« n. expert aitiomo
htlc mechanics, shoe repairer*, up
holsters tauto body experts), wheel
wrights oil engine operators, tailors,
hat repairers, lumber scalers and
sorters, aluminum and can; Iron
w elders
Italy Is probatdy the only emin’ry
n Europe where there ha* not been
a single strike of Importance since
the commencement of the war It
is also ft notable fact that dnrtng
the same period not a single Dalian
newspaper ha* been sel/ed or sits
pended
l 1
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Eantni 4 Calrla
aa p% a aayi >•«•'*• JIUKV-M-Ti*
j m "1 ****• Mte. ****
•rat* l»wrr tl’r SAr.
VAUGHAN GLASER CO.
la EIGEN E W4l.Tr.nJl* t.rrat n*y
“Just a Woman”
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nrTßniT r *« | * k< •« *iia * m««*
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Jane Cowl ■« w”
Hi JAHK COWI. and 44NK MI NFIN
N**t w**W. *>tla Sktnnar.
RALPH HERZ
E Emmet Deroy & Cos.
Aeatketle naiarra) l)«n*ii«i. 4
tfawarti H*n»» l larlcan 4 Rail.
In* 1 l.aaar 4 Oatrt Jaaa *alm».
I'GAYETY ‘ B^ v j
Hlfkar i.ra.i* l)ur..«|.
the "nuUrt 4i;kh4-
Indira Mata. Ida. Neat, Ifrlln Amrrlra
R. C. MUELLER & SONS
II HUM PI 4TRKMT
MACHINISTS AND LOCKSMITHS
£ *ya of all kind* mad a tud r* pair *4.
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ICONNOLLY AND
POUND ASK (}UI(’K
TRIAL OF SUIT
Demanding an immediate trial oi
the .4Uit hroiignt against Record* t
William F. Connolly and \ttorne'
fames H. Pound, friend of th*- court
for f 250.001) by Robert Oakman
president of the water btrtird, for al
leged damage* relative to the re
j (‘order's recent grand Jury present
| in* nf. answers were filed Saturday
i In the circuit court.
Judge Dour dly’s declaration seD
lup that the present no nt Is prlvi
i leged and that the complaint atlll
stand* In part the declaration raad>
aa follow.*
“Presentment was filed by Mild dn
fendant In his Judicial capacity afore
said with the clerk of the court sot
the purpo**- and with the intent b>
j th* -aid d< fend ant to atand a* »
| complaint agamat the piamilfT upon,
i which a warrant miiiht thereafter is
su»* for* the tippr* h« nsion of the salt
plaintiff for the *n!d presentment."
I Mr Pound’s answer merely states
that be ha- done nothing but that
j which he wa*> bound to do In his offl
dal capacity a.- Iri* nd of th*« court
ASK FOR and GET
Horlick’s
The Original
Malted Milk
Subatitutes Cost YOU Sam* Prlc*
a. * sfl
ETHEL LEGINSKA
Stninway Pianos can bp
purchased in Michigan only
at the House of (Jrinnell.
A largo st<x*k of grands
and uprights await Christ
mas buyers.
Other instrument- taken
in ex chan ere.
Grinnell Bros
1 wenty four Stores.
Headquarters
243-215-217
WOODWARD WE.
A ML HUMIC AT*
r ADDIPU Pop. Mat. Mfrt
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M|hU nnil 1 knnk^Kl l I*l Mu• Vk 1 to 97
Clifton Crawford
In ih- Military MimW-al r'omrdy,
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