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PART THREE THE DETROIT REE PRESS: SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 10 1911 254 WOODWARD AVI Linens Never a more beautiful showing of Underwear and Hosiery I 'car Linen Dept $239 $325 ailored Serge Dresses We place on sale Monday an assortment of Tailored Serge Dresses for street wear the values of which far surpass all previous efforts A great variety of styles some with round neck and dainty lace collars others with shawl col lars or lace yoke trimmings of cord braid or satin Extraordinary values $1250 $1675 $1975 $25 Millinery Captivating all Hals In artistic designs New autumn shades and individual novelty trimmings The popular Knox and models from our own work room make a splendid showing Soft felt hats and velvet Alpines $600 up Attractive models at $500 to $1500 $500 $450 $205 Tailored Suits Coats and Dresses or all Gathered from the foremost makers and designers of wearing apparel priced at the lowest figures possible for mer chandise which bears the stamp of perfection in material style tailoring and general excellence Tailored Suits of the most approved styles or those effectively trimmed with braids velvet satin or novelty buttons 1 Muslin Underwear New dainty undermuslins of every description all made of finest soft finish fabrics beautifully trimmed Combination Garments Specially priced at $100 $125 $150 to $300 Drawers of fine quality'cam brics 'extraordinary values at 25c 50c to $200 Blankets 114 Wool Blankets Very special 104 Wool Blankets Corsets Every desirable style and make Ex pert corsetieres to assist and advise you in proper selection We carry full finest of Nemo Niris (manufactured expressly for us) NThonipson's it ting Warner' lorida La Victoire and Rengo Belts Let us' demonstrate to' you the superiority of Mme front lace corset Shirt Waists ancy Waists to match the new fall suits Many hew arrivals in Chiffons Nets and fancy Silks make their first 'appearance Monday Popular shades and specially priced at "$395 $5 $795 $10 Street Dress Motor Polo and Traveling Coats Coats Stunning models of rich black Broadcloths (fine navy and black Serges Imported Scotch 'Mixtures tans grays browns etc A truly wonderful showing fof quality style and low ness prices $25 $29 $35 $40 A wide range of fabrics including Broadcloths rench Serge Novelty Stripes Mixtures ancy Weaves popular Rough inished Cloths in all shades Velvets and Corduroys All are moderately priced at $25 $30 $35 $40 $45 up to $60 Cotton Combination Suits all styles at 1 UU ull fashioned Cotton Hose medium weight at 25c 35c and 50c pair Out Size Lisle full fashioned special goodvalues 35c and 50c Silk Hose in black and white onlv' Lisle top heel and toe very Silk Hose black only Lisle garter QQ top and sole regular $125 grade OizC Children's School Hose every pair guar OE antecd linen heel and toe pair muC Very Special 20 inch all pure Linen Napkins 22 inch all pure Linen Napkins usually priced at $4 ull size Scalloped and Cut Corner Satin Bed Spreads specially priced for Monday at Satisfactory Alterations We are paraticularly well equipped to give you prompt and satisfactory service in this department having beyond question the most complete and efficient organization in the city Swiss Imported Wool Vests low neck elbow sleeves or low neck sleeveless 1 AG extra value 1 Union Suits medium weight low neck or high neck and long sleeves (1 Cf) i ankle length suit tplsJV Silk Platted Vests low neck elbow (frn Art sleeves a beautiful garment apdiaW Silk and and $150 Silk and Vests high peck and long sleeves $100 and $150 GET RAISES THEY EXPECTED Present Township and School Offi cials Barred According to Atty Gen Kuhn Lansing Mich September County school commissioners and township officials who expected to secure increases of salary under the laws passed by the last legislature are barred from a raise in their stipend by opinions which Attorney General Kuhn handed down today Relative to the act which au thorized township officers to raise their own salaries In case the peo ple approve the attorney general states that the law does not con tain any provision for submitting the question to a' vote of the people and this lack of election machinery Is fatal as there Is no general stat ute governing the submission or Buch questions In response to a question from Clair county the department bolds that school commissioners elected last spring and taking office July 1 cannot secure an Increase in salary under the law provld Ing for graded salaries for these officials iccordlng to the number of schoo In their respective counties lt pointed out that the law did not take effect until August 1 a month ifter thev went into office and ine constitution bars an decrease of the salary ot an officei after he has been appointed or elected to an office IND A ROOM Negro Applies to Pt Huron Police for lodging and is Locked Up Tort Huron Mich September The old story of are all caused disaster to James Alexander a'Pittsburg colored man who came to Port Huron yesterday He intended to get a Job he said and had a position as hostler offer ed him out in the country Last night he began looking for rooms but the reply which has greeted colored men on many otner similar occasions greeted him and he was unable to obtain a room inally he claims he decided to ask a policeman for lodging and was quickly arrested and lock ed up When arraigned in court here today Alexander pleaded not guilty whereupon his trial was set for next week The colored man states that it will cost him his whole work If he Is forced to remain In Jail until next Council Stops Improvement Monroe Mich September Work on the new $29000 garage been stopped the common couniil claiming the building encroached on city property The location has been a weed grown lot and rubbish dump for 47 years Detroit Ohl ellows Visit Monroe Monroe Mich September Odd o)IoW belonging to American Eagle lodge of Detroit spent the afternoon at Monroe Piers In the evening they banqueted at the Pai hotel returning home on a special car' TAKES THINGS VERY COOLLY Dr Sudman Prepares to ight Charge of Wife Murder Jackson Mich September' Relatives of Mrs Olive Sudman for whose death her husband Dr Jos iah Sudman is held took charge of the remains today and they were removed to Bancroft Mich where they will be buried beside the par ents of the deceased Smith Top ping of Detroit a brother of dead woman and Gladys a sister accompanied the remains1 The funeral will be held Sunday after noon Though he faces the charge of murdering his wife Dr Sudman takoK the whole proceeding very coolly and upends the time In his cell sleeping The parents of the doctor made final arrangements this morning for the employment of counsel No one outside the officers In charge of the case are allowed to see the accused man and on advice of his attorney he is mak ing no statements regarding his death the date of the examination has been set for September 16 it is possible that the case will go immediately to circuit court where It would be tried at the September term Should an examination be held it is doubt ful if the case wilb come to trial before November Little Gladys the 5 year old daughter: whose testimony will be very material in the trial of the case and Lorena a 3 year old daughter twere taken by Gladys Topping a sister of the dead wo man to her home in Ann Arbor She wilt take (care of the two children t' ST CHURCH SCENE WEDDING I Sj I HI WW LS 11 MRS SOCHALSKI fr SOCHALSKI 1 St Roman Catholic church was the scene Of a very pretty wedding Wednesday morning when Miss Marie Domzalski was united in marriage to Mr Stanislaus Sochalski The ceremony took place at 9 mass Rev Rzidkowolskf officiating Miss Stalla' Domzalskl fiistdr fast was served at the home ot the father 957 St Aubin ave nue The bride wore a handsome gown of marquisette over white satin a tnIM veJUand carried a bouquet of bridal roses and lilies of the val ley The maid of wore a gown of white crepe de luxe and of the bride acted as maid of honor The groom was attended by his brother Mr Aloysius Sochalski Af ter the ceremony a wedding break carried a large bouquet of La Detroit roses Mr and Mrs Sochalski left for a trip north They will be at home to their friends after October 1 at 318 orest avenue east RATEBNAL SOCIETIES Electric Hive No 318 will hold its next meeting Thursday at 55 Grand River avenue Rathbone club will give a pedro tarty Monday afternoon at hall 55 Grand River avenue Detroit District Court of Honor No 1070 will hold its annual elec tion of officers Monday evening at Duffield halt i i Hayward Chapter No 37 A will hold its twenty fifth annual meeting Tuesday evening at East ern Star temple Detroit Banner Hive No 2 La dies of the Maccabees of the World will give a pedro party at A hall Tuesday evening Circle No5' 103 Protected Home Circle will meet at hall Mt Elliott avenue and Char levoix riday evening Zion Hive No 394 wiU give a pedro party riday evening September 15 at its hall Maybury Grand avenue Hazel Pingree Auxiliary No 1 XT will hold a regular meet ing Wednesday afternoon aU2 o'clock at A hallSt Joseph's branch No 192 A will give a pedro party and social Tuesday evening September 12 for members and friends City of the Straits Chapter No "56 will hold a public Installation of officers at Eastern Star temple riday evening The annual communication and election of officers of Detroit chap ter No 16 will take place Tuesday evening at hall Kilwinning Chapter No 380 will hold a meeting for elec tion of officers Wednesday evening September 13 at temple The ladies of Detroit Central Hive No 243 fL will give a pedro party Wednesday afternoon at their hall in the Bamlet building Convention City Circle No 9 Protected Home Circle will meet at Riverside temple corner of Hub bard and Baker street Monday evening Belt Clan No I Daugh ters of Scotland will hold its next regular meeting riday A special program has been prepared for the evening Metropolis Chapter Order of the Eastern Star will play pedro at the home of Mrs Charles Run kel 598 Helen avenue Thursday afternoon at 2 Pingree Circle No 233 Protected Home Circle will hold a regular meeting at Grand Army hall cor ner of Cass and Grand River ave nue Thursday evening Detroit Circle No 1 Ladles of the A will give a pedro party and coffee social at the residence of Mrs Woollett 340 ourth av enue Wednesday afternoon League of Gen A Alger Camp and veterans and sons of Gen A Alger Camp will give a pedro party at A halj Tuesday evening September 12 Michigan will hold memorial service at A hall riday September 17 at 3 in memory of the late Emma Adder ley riends of the family invited Victoria Lodge No 65 of will give a pedro party Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Tompsett 1480 Maxwell avenue for the benefit of the Oscoda fire suf ferers club I will hold a meeting at West War ren association hall corner Md Kinley and Warren avenues Mon day evening in memoriam of Mrs Lillian Hollister Palmer Circle No 516 Protected Home Circle will meet at Pris matic hall HO irst street riday evening when a number of appli cations will be received and can didates Initiated Climax Circle No Protected Homo Circle will hold a short meeting at 55 Grand River avenue Wednesday evening after which the members will ko In a body to visit Wolverine Circle Cadillac Circle No 449 Protected Home Circle will meet at 46 Grand River avenue Tuesday evening when a "committee from Jubilee Circle will be present to discuss the matter of holding a joint en tertainment Robert Morris Chapter will give an afternoon pedro partv September IS at 2 at Eastern star temple The com mittce are Mrs freo Mulford Mrs Madge Bollen Mrs Harry Groves and Mrs Wm Huebner Excelsior Degree Wayno Couo ty Court will with Sarah Latour Hive at Odd fellows tempte Bethune avenue Wednesday evening September 27 September 13 at 2 the officers of the hive will meet for drill work at its hall in Bamlet building Wolverine Circle No 228 Pro tected Home Circle will meet at Western temple Maybury avenue Wednesday when plans wlllffe con sidered for entering the silver an niversary campaign The enter tainment committee expecting a large number of visitors will make ample ptovlsion for a social time after the meeting Col Treppa Lieut Col Geo riederlchs Major Ziewskl CapL Springer and twenty five members of St Commandery No Ill Knights St John of Detroit left August 26 for New Baltimore and from there proceeded on a forced march to air Haven There they pitched their tents and retir ed for the evening with guard duty A very time was spent the following day in boating fish ing swimming and baseball The annual sessions of the Michi gan Grand Council Star of Bethle hem and Eastern Star Benevolent und were held at Washington hall Tuetday and Wednesday The enter tainment for delegates included a boat ride theater party and lunch eons at the Library Park hotel The re election of all officers was prac tically unanimous with Chas Ren ner of Wyandotte president Eliza Allies of Grand Rapids vice presi dent and Miss Crowe ot De troit secretary Detroit Lodge '1128 Modern Brotherhood of America will hold Its next regular meeting Tuesday evening September 12 A large class of members will be adopted followed bv re freshments and danc ing Beginning Tuesday evening the lodge will give regular parties every first and third Tuesday even ing and also on the fifth Tuesday evening All meetings and parties will be held at Duffield hall A cordial invitation is extended to all A members in the city to attend the meetings of lodge ins Michigan Grand Council Order of the Star of Bethlehem in annual session at the parlors of the closed its meetings luesday evening with the election of the following officers: Grand com mander Sarah Withington of Cold water grand vice commander George Shand of Detroit grand scribe Crowe ot Detroit: grand treasurer Maggie Gillam of Nortt Star Brand chaplain Ana Bridgeman of Golden Rule marshal Minnie Hickey of Coin water grand assistant marshal Margaret Moore of Detroit and George Dromllard of yvai' dotte Grand Godky of Detroit Detroit Hive Ladies of the Maccabees of the ond Tues day evening gave the orders beautiful ritualistic service the draping of the charter in mem ory of Mrs Lillian Hollister formerly supreme commander and at the time of her death acting past supreme commander ine speakers were State Commander Mrs Droclle Mrs Kenyon worthy matron Hnvward Chanter De Blois Mrs choenherr of Royal Hive Modern Maccabees Mrs bcott commander of Banner Hive Mrs Jahn record keeper Miss Muer rendered Isle of and tn ace Th charter will remain draped for 60 days the unusually long period having been ordered by the board of trustees of the order on ac count Of the high rank of the de ceased One hundred and sixty three thousand members of this wo benefit society in various places all over the United and Canada are taking part in the same service out of love and re spect to their late leader WILL HAVE NEW BURIAL Bodies of Long Dead Navy Officers and Seamen to Be Brought Home 'Washington September The bodies of the United States naval officers and men which were re cently exhumed from their graves on the Island of lamenco in Pan ama Bay and reinterred in a ceme tery at Ancon Jn order to make room for the canal fortifications on lamenco probably will be brought to this country on an warship for burial in Arlington National ceme tery A large proportion ot the navy dead on the Island were mem bers of the ews of United States Stesmytp lancaster and the IT Jamestown who were fatahy stricken with' yellow fever while those vessels were in Panama Bay ovei50 years ago i Dressmakers selectyour fall supplies now Now is the time to get yotir supplies ready for the busy siason to come i our time ttw be valuable after you get into the midst'f the fall work and you will save considerable on the cost by in larger quantities All Standard Silk and Satin Linings The life of coats and suits especially the fill suits depends very largely on uic unjug meu guarantee every satin lining we sen to last two seasons You will find here all the leading makes in any color you desire Guaranteed full yard wide and the prices range from 69c tO $lo5 The Most ashionable all Trimmings i Our Assortments of trimmings are absolutely complete and offer you exceptional advantages for selecting Crystal and Pearl Indian Beaded Bands and Jet Trimmings Silk Embroidered Bands etc etc Especially attractive displays of Lace ringes Crochet and Silk and Satin Ball ringes Dress indings All findings at extremely low prices Everything you need for making im ami fciwih complete We sell the well mat Mrm whiek a great convenience and enables the home seamstress to secure a tailored fit Remarkable advantages both in ptices and selection are offered you here Come in and let's get acquainted New House "Everything to finish the dress Davies McDonald 16 John Street fe' 30' EhewJurt'1 Things See this splendid display of famous Rookwood Pottery Six great casks of this famous ware just came in riday and now three of our splendid display win dows are devoted to the display of these wonderfully beautiful creations And what a magnificent spectacle it Here indeed is a real treat for lovers of true art and rare beauty in Pottery and a fascinating thing about Rookwood is that each piece is an original no duplicates ever being made It will be well worth anyone's while to view this superb collection King Co China and Classware Merchants fot 62 Years CORNER EAST GRAND RIVER AVE AND ARRAR ST One Short Block of Woodward Coming Yes Coming llis rllB The big urniture factories of Grand Rap ids are fairly shooting carload after carload of beautiful urniture to us We are just as busy arranging it on our salesroom though honestly the insistent and increasing trade we enjoy keeps us pretty busy selling and delivering People are buying just about as fast as we can deliver There is a mighty good reason for this A visit to the store and an examination of the urniture we sell with a comparison of the values and prices we give explains why we have such a splen did business There is nothing of deception here Neither any misrepresentation or bogus promises It' is the to every customer So the pleased buyer tells friends and the friends come and our trade multiplies There are many new designs in urniture this all and of course we have them It does not make any difference what you may want we can supply that want quite satisfied that we can save you money while there is always the abso lute certainty on your part of receiving the most reliable urniture made RUGS AND CARPETS: What we have said above as to the incom ing of new goods is also true of the Carpet Department Direct from the big mills come the newest finishes and designs and coloring and weaves Carpets and Rugs We cannot enter into any individual description There is too much variety We simply ask you to come and see for yourself Our prices are exceptionally low and there is a reason We are not doing business for nothing We ask a reasonable profit on everything we sell but owning our store and factory buildings having no rents to pay we can do business' at a lower expense than any of our competitors and so it is easy for us to make lower prices and yet give the 'very highest standard of value Come and see We would like you to examine the Power Washing Machines we sell Yon are invited to investigate the special goodness of the Sewing Machines we sell They are ball bearing and guaranteed for ten years The Cut Glass department here is most liberal in variety while every article is of the highest quality and the prices about one third less than you pay on Woodward Avenue Pictures framed to order at factory prices Pringle urniture Co ormerly Detroit Picture Co 121 123 Gratiot Avenue DAVID PRINGLE Manager AH Press Liners aKsrv.