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April 28, 1916 - Image 13

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The Jewish Chronicle, 1916-04-28

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11

THE JEWISH CHRONICLE

SOCIETY

Old Gray Beard
plus young feet

(Continued from page 10)

Mr. and Mrs. M. Polasky, for-
merly of Palmer Ave., have taken
up their residence in \Valkerville.

Mr. Oscar Rosenberger spent a
few days in New York during the
past week.

Box
of Cut
Flowers
$2.00

The Wednesday Sewing Club
met at the home of Mrs. William
Brown of Virginia Park last
week.

"A Racing Romance" Scores Hit
With Audience.
The five hundred people who
came to see "A Racing Romance,"
the production staged by the YOM
Girls last Saturday night at the
Staler Hotel ballroom, helped by
their presence to swell the funds of
the local Committee for the Relief
of the Jewish War Sufferers to the
amount of several hundred dollars.
Incidentally, they witnessed one of
the best plays ever staged in Detroit
amateur circles.
The plot of the play centers about
a case of mistaken identity. Rev.
Theophilus Twiggs, a shrinking,
modest clergyman, comes to a Girls'
Academy to teach and is mistaken
for Ted Thurston, nephew of the
principal, a lusty, live young chap.
The situations which ensue are full
of humor, and furnish an excellent
opportunity for the display of his-
trionic talent. Mr. Harold Smi-
lansky in his inimitable characteri-
zation of the Rev. Theophilus
Twiggs carried off the honors as
the star performer. Mr. William
Schwarz as the Negro porter ran
him a close second, and kept the
audience in a continual state of up-
roar. hiss Freda Fishbaine, who
portrayed the superannuated and
spinsterly Miss Pinks, played her
part well. All of the other mem-
bers of the cast deserve creditable
mention for their pleasing perform-
ance.
After the play there was dancing,
music for which was furnished by
Finzel's Orchestra.

The wisdom of age is
doubled in value when
backed up by a youthful
easy tread.

The cushion sole of downy lamb's

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Call us up—Cadillac 3804—for an assort-
ment of Roses, Carnations, Tulips, etc.

wool and resilient damp-proof

We take complete charge of decorations for parties
and socials.

cork, found only in

ATLAS FLORAL CO.

B. FRIEI)MAN. Manager

Campos 111artiars near Woodward

Dr. A. Reed
Cushion Shoes

Cadillac 3SO4

makes a soft bed which relieves the

friction on all the little tender spots

and absorbs jars.

fitrairg

To avoid imitation
look for the name

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of the maker.

J. P. Smith Shoe
Co., Makers of

men's shoes.

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189 - 191

Illoanuttrb Aurnur

About, Eiturtrr (Tiliratrt

Dr. A. Reed

Cushion Shoes
272 Woodward Ave.

CrIplunte alabillar 47111

THE MILLAR SILK SHOP

21 East Grand River Ave., Cor. Farmer St.

Showing Silks That Are Different

American and Foreign Silks, Velvets, Chiffons, Silk Nets and
Georgettes, and Sport Corduroys

NEW STYLISH SILKS EVERY DAY

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If you had $100 in
the bank right now

TEMPLE BETH EL

(Continued from pay 7)

couldn't you find several ways to invest it
and make it earn more money for you?
Wouldn't it come in handy in getting you
out of some financial difficulty?

an interesting entertainment and
dancing after the reception to the
newcomers.
A friend of Temple Beth El
Sabbath School who does not care
to have his identity disclosed, has
provided a sum of money with
which to furnish at the end of the
scholastic year two gold medals to
pupils of the Sabbath School.
They are to be given to ,a boy and
a girl out of the highest two
classes who shall write the best
essay on the • topic, .±What it
means to me to be a Jew?" The
contest is open to all members of
these classes. The conditions of
the contest will be published next
week.

_
_

I '
Judge M. Henry Cohen has an-
nounced his candidacy for re-elec-
tion as municipal judge of Tampa,
Fla. Cohen has made a
fine retOrd" in'office and no doubt
will bere-elected.

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212 Griswold.St B 7TZZ A.Vin

If you haven't a bank book, come here
next pay-day, deposit ONE DOLLAR
and get one—then keep putting a little in
each pay-day.

Maldey's

SUBSCRIBE FOR THE
JEWISH CHRONICLE

The remarkable thing about it is that
saving money is a whole lot easier, after
you get started, than you ever thought it
would be. TRY IT. •

One Dollar Will
Open an Account With the

Soifer Bros.

517 HASTINGS STREET

CORNER BREWSTER

.

We request an opportun-
ity to show you Detroit's
finest assortments of

German-American Bank

.- •

Griswold and Lafayette

Woolehs and" Silks

Chene & Gratiot Mack & Mt.Elliott--cyratiot & )fasitings-

at wholesale ,prices.





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Wear Diamonds"

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