Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 39

PART three THE DETROIT REE PRESS MEO Pictorial Review 10c 15c 10c 15c PERSONALS vis MIS to HELENE PALM VI Nobby Waists the New Persian Novelties visiting In Mar tn DOROTH NEWMAN Beautiful Millinery $500 al have Salle ine Decorative Linens GREAT REDUCED iIRTNE ORD NAPELEI NE MACOMB Chi uu ng Unusual Values in ine ool Blankets the at 154 Woodward Avenue John Allen of 50 23 WOODWARD AYR themselves odds and of ends ATER' THE BOOTLEGGERS the The International Human Hair Co 10c Postage 5M this morning 100 or more have been re the dead andMany Japan and the daughter Eddy introduc daughter Quality Exclusiveness PENNY Kir sur PLAGUE IS SPREAD BY HOLY CUSTOMS 100 Pure linen scalloped Luncheon Sets 19 pieces to the set Usual price $225 Special WATERMAN IS HELD ON RAUD CHARGES This enormous stock must be sold to inake room for the fur riers who are soon to occupy the building MORE THAN 100 DIE IN MINE EXPLOSION Marie is visiting in the city for a lew uays daughter acreu Pointe 54 in pure linen hand made cluny Cloths usual price $2000 Special Dr 5 for New a three mo New York Beautiful assortment of North Star and Californian Pure Wool Blankets Many new designs in plaidrs and checks in Pink Blue Tan Green etc ranging in price from Barr will sc heme week Mrs Mott and Mrs William Evans and family of Houston Tex are spending several days with De trolt friends Mrs Eva Redfern of Bloomdale is spending several days in the city the guest of Mrs A Palmer 321 "Holcomb avenue She arrived Monday to attend the wedding that afternoon of her sister Miss Doro thea Strawbrldgd and Dr Edwin Walker of Bowling Green Persian novelties fine' soft Messalines swell plaids Chiffons are strictly tailored while others are forcefully trimmed with A BEVY of beautiful BUDS WHOSE entrance into society will BE MARKED BY A SUCCESSION TEAS LUNCHEONS AND BALLS Mr and Mrs A Smart 477 Putnam avenue will spend the win ter In Dos Angeles Cal They will leave Detroit October 10 Hayden and returned to friends in Mr and Mrs Brown of Ma son have moved to this city and taken up their residence at 136 Lin coln avenue Mr and Mrs Harry Bridge and family have removed from Bay City to Detroit and are located at their old home 1259 Third avenue uncle Mr returned to bf will a dinner Mr and Mrs Mack Morris have returned to Peru Ind after spend ing the week end as the guests of Miss lorence A Gibbs SUNDAY OCTOBER 2 1910 Those who send mail orders get longer Switches now for the little difference in price as you may never get them again Elegant creations in Dress Hats Stylish and exclusive from Knox and Gage All 'are beautifully trimmed the prices Miss Helen Harrah is visiting Miss Mabel Riggs Portland Ore gon She will return home about the middle of October Mr and Mrs Barney Nehls and son Carl and Mrs Margaret Kaiser 202 Van Dyke avenue have return ed from Les Cheneaux islands Very necessary indeed that your New all Hat be just right The proper color the most becoming style and effective trimmings must all be considered in your selection Whether you wish a pretty Tailored Model or an Exquisite Dress Hat vou can hnd the one exactly suited to you here from rancois Lichenstein and from our pwn work rooms tailored models range from ailored Models Mrs Herbert of enton has returned home after spending a few days with her daughter Mrs Beaufalt of the Pasadena Mr rank McNamara and son Thomas of Mt Pleasant have re turned home after a visit with relatives at 52 Bagg street Mr James Gilboy? John Hempill the Misses Anna and Eliza Hem pill' Miss rances Petri and the Misses Theresa and Antoinette Boss bach have left for a trip to Atlantic City Vera itch is Discharged New York October 1 Vera itch the young authoress who last Au gust made an attempt to commit suicide in an uptown hotel parlor was arraigned In court today and discharged She had been a prisoner in lower hospital since she shot herself because of discouragement In her work as a writer winter lor ub uf thei $600 to $1750 Ea Special Sale 'of Sheets and Pillow Cases Mr and Mrs Harbdr' Beach spent several days the past week with Mr and Mrs Maynard 219 Horton avenue They retqrped home riday Waists of pretty over Persians some lace yokes and sleeves edged with lace high or low neck long or short sleeves (EBEKAhR OLIVE 7 ARRAND wedding of her sister Miss Marion Eddy Miss Eddy is the of Mr and Mrs rank No date has been set for ing Miss Josephine Penny of Mr and Mrs Penny and Miss Rebekah Olive arrand daugh ter of Mr and Mrs William It ar rand Miss Juliana Morlng and Miss Pauline Brooks leave Sunday for Ely Court Greenwich Conn to be gone a year Miss Carrie Zimmerman 320 by avenue west was nloasantlv prlsed I nday by her Sunday school class the occasion of her birthday anniversary New York October 1 Ralph Waterman manager of the Detroit branch of Scheftels Co several of whose offices at differ ent cities were closed on Thursday was brought to this city and ar raipged before United States Com missioner Shields The examina tion was set for Wednesday when the other prisoners will be heard and bail was fixed at 52500 Waterman Is one of the 16 men who are included in a general com plaint inade by Special Agent Scar borough of the department of jus tice who charges them with using the mails in furtherance of a scheme to defraud All are employes of Scheftels Co Dr Edmund Arens and family of Longview Ill who have been visiting relatives In this city have returned home Miss Helene Palms daughter of Mrs rancis Palms will make her debut at a buffet luncheon at her home 500 Jefferson avenue Saturday November 12 Miss Madeleine Macomb Stanton daughter of Air and Airs Robert McC Stanton will be presented the latter part of November the date not having been decided on The debut of Miss Alice Irene Miss Marv Sautter whn me resilience or ner Charles Sautter has Saginaw 100 Dozen pure linen real Hand Em broidered Handkerchiefs 1 A new importation VC Brjstol leaves today York stooping enroute at Buffalo and Port Colborne Ontario Airs rances Bristol company Dr Bristol after next Mr and Airs George Mrs Huntley have Jackson atfer visiting this city Alias Duella Dickie who Ited Mrs Brundage Third avenue has returned Coldwater Mrs rederick Wellington little daughter Marc arpl fl a guests of Aliss lorence Harrington Kalamazoo' ord daughter Elmer ord tea followed by 22 at the Pasadena Aliss Dorothjs Eddy will be intro duced Thursday October 27 at the Mrs Howard and Mr Bruce Howard leave today for a two trip to New York and Atlantic City Mr and Mrs Brea's have re turned from their wedding trip and will be at home to their friends af ter October 5 Miss Nellle Dixon 276 Warren avenue east is visiting in Mar quette the guest of her sister Mrs George Denny "Mrs Evans of And it' is generally admitted that this is the largest and greatest sac rifice ever made in hair goods es pecially for the great shades and lengths which are almost given away as the buyers claioi Airs Al Grant of alkerville left yesterday for Bos ton to join her mother Airs Thompson of Walkerville and Air and Airs King of this city They will' make the trip home oy motor Air Thompson returned frpm Boston the first of the week Mr rank Schwartz has left for a trip south and will be the guest of Mr and Mrs Johnson at their bungalow in the mountains of West Virginia Hulbert Gives One More Chance One more chance was given Johnny Guenther by Judge Hulbert In the juvenile court yesterday morning He has been there many times Almost each: offense has been for purloining musical instru ments Yesterday morning he was brought in bv Truant Officer Piles for stealing mouth organs in "a Woodward avenue store The court again committed him to the ambal farm If he offends further he will nave to go to the state re form schools 154 WOODWARD AVE (OVER LOOK OR THE BIG SIGN Mall Order illed Send Sample qd Money Order Strasburg School of Dancing New term i adult beginners October 10 advanced 1 October 11 children afternoons Miss Sadie McCarthy of Na tional avenue has returned after being the guest of Airs James Cook ana jus imam isurun of cago Miss Eva Horan and Harold Horaq of Lansing who have been visiting relatives and friends In Detroit have returned home Dr Samuel Amberg of Johns Hop kins university has returned to Bal timore Maryland after a visit with Dr and Airs Emil Amberg Air and Mrs Alarshal have moved from Lawton avenue to La odiie uaraens Decween La park and ourteenth avenue be anlilies of distinction materially to the inter coming out Aliss Dor Tecjeral Revenue Officer Has Been Sleuthing Aroupd Soo Sault Ste Marie Allch October 1 Blind pigs and other violations of the liquor law of which legitimate liquor men have complained are said to constitute the reason for the presence in the city of a United States reveltuc department officer and it is said that a result of his investigation will be the trial in the district court at Marquette which convenes next week of a number of cases which are not ygt on the cal endar It has been generally con ceded that there has been or less violation in the county and that bootlegging in lumber camps and among berry pickers existed to a considerable degree Airs rank Nester pt Sault Ste She came to place her Miss rances in the Heart academy Grosse Many Japanese Are Among Victims of Disaster in Mexican Colliery to The rM Prpss Eagle Pass Tex October 1 An explosion in No 2 coal mine of the Alexican Coal and Coke company near Esperanza Alexico about 100 miles south of here caused the death of miners Many bodies covered One list of missing number 129 ese miners were among the killed News of the disaster was tele graphed here and the request made for all available physicians in Eagle Pass and Culdad Porfirio Diaz A special train carrying physiciansand nurses left for the mine Hlnklev Cal after an extended visit with rela tives in this city left for Athens Alich to visit her sister Mrs Nince She will return to the coast early in October As Cholera Rages in Naples Devout Lick Pavement of Their Church BY CABLE TO THE REE PRESS London October 1 During past fortnight about 100 persons have been dying dally in Naples of a disease ijhich has all the symp toms of cholera but the local doc tors insist on calling it gastro en terltis Naples is the nearest city to the tcholera districts of Apulia Over 50000 Inhabitants of the prov inces of oggia and Bari escaped from these places soon after the ontbreak of cholera in August They wens allowed to mix freely Mr and Airs be made at a November Superb Showing Stylish New Suits Decidedly clever suits in plain tailored models likewise smart trimmed effects which braids and satin are used to excellent advantage Jackets are lined with either soft silks or cut in lengths which are absolutely correct Skirts plain and gored some have pleats others bands of same materials Cloths used are im ported rench Broadcloths rough Cheviots fine and wide wale Serges imported Scotch Mixtures and Checks Zibelines etc Colors black navy tan brown wis taria green gray Copenhagen etc Showing at New all Coats That Possess Style Swagger 54 and 56 in rench Serge and Chiffon Broadcloth and noveltv mix tures of brown tan gray green etc cut on easy fitting half and full lined which are suitable for either the street or motor One lot Switches big values at $400 to closeout Monday Our $300 and $400 Switches will surprise you most as they are the best ever offered Gray Puffs and Switches same price Eight doz Switches 3G inches long regular pneegfr yg $2250 Monday" a 053 Mr and Mrs Adlington New man and Miss Rebekah ield re turned riday from a month's motor trip through the White mountains and Berkshire hills Mr and Mrs James McKay I Mrs William Elliott Mr Edward Bissell and Airs Walter Buhl re turn toaay from tor trip through with the Neapolitans and no precau iof these emigrants ar natives of soutnern Italy and Sicily it is ab solutely impossible to make them ship from other ports Besides it is feared that if the emigrant vessels ceased calling at Naples the port would eventually lose the emigrant trade In order to overcome these dif ficulties it has been proposed to set apart four or five large buildings outside the city especially for emi grants who will be conveyed to Naples in special trains and "escort ed by the police aboard their ships It is hoped that in view of the cir cumstances and jhe proposed pre cautions the American authorities will allow the emigrants to land on their arrival in the United States tions were taken by the authorities to have the cholera charge Iso lated When the epidemic of gastro en teritfs broke out the sanitary au thorities became alarmed but as they could not prevent the Neapol itans from eating fruit and naw veg etables nor prohibit the feast of St Jaguarius when the faithful kiss the relic containing the boiling blood of the patron saint of Naples or that of the virgin of Monte Vergine when they lick the pavement of the church for pennance they" thought the best plan would be to declare that the public health of Naples was excellent Unfortunate ly however five Neapolitans came to Rome and after a few days fell ill The doctors unhesitatingly di agnosed their illness as cholera The I result was that the government had to declare officially that Naples was suffering from a plague epidemic Strange to relate now that Naples has been declared to be Infected the number of cases reported officially is very small The government is afraid that steamships will refuse to embark Italian emigrants for America from Naples and as most 72 in pure linen hand made Cluny Ulotns Usual price $3000 Special 20xj4 Hand made cluny Scarfs Usual price $300 Special 2J in cluny Centers Pure Linen hand made Value $150 Special 100 dozen large dinner size Napkins All pure linen and very heavy qual ity usual zho nn $400 value vpOvLJ 36 in pure linen hand made cluny Cen ters Usual (b A price $450 Twin bed size Blankets white with col ored borders Usual price rb a pr $550 Special kP Twin bed size Blankets white with col ored borders Usual price (tr $650 Special burns co Lxclusiveness THE LINEN STORE Wk A auu iank Iyufjt Newman will ohice! a ball at the Ront ciartrsun November 23 11 4 uji bed size all wool Blankets in plaids and checks colors are blue pink tan and black and OCT OlY white Very special 11 4 ull bed size wool Blankets with colored border Twenty (ourmph Switches In 1 ounce regular price $220 mficent styles in winch suit every color of designed never 1PRS than $1250 begin $285 The regular $200 Puff only it en of these beauti arranged in iS curls can taken apart and recornbed easily sale pri 5c $100 This sale has startled the women of Detroit The enormous stock of beautiful long drab switches which cannot be produced for less than $18 to $25 will be sold Monday for To the Paris '7CT CiCi Dress Hals at A OUU jh debutantes is con growing larger which unusually women all Paper Patterns I A BURNS CO OUTER APPAREL I i i WTIlMMiMMWriLLTrMI i Art a a rn S'U'V i' II(7kVVVS MOrUOWrCLT XJ 1Vini HZ A rr Taw MI537 fc ld Jill (8 Ofc' a 'a ML5SJ i I VUUK I 'k i MItSaU iv $595 $850 to 50 $1 69 50 ilia Ereat Hair sa 7 A i Sate A i i jfr I.