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THE JEWISH CHRONICLE

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Among those who attended the
t wentv-Iirst birthday Dinner
Dance given for Mr. Fdw'ard Slot-
ter by his mother, Mrs. 1. J. Slot-
ter, at Cleveland, Saturday, June
1 1, were Sam Pickus and Sidney
Keller of Detroit. Several little
affairs were given over the week-
end bv Clevelanders for Mr. Slot-
ter and his guests.
Mrs. 1. J. Stotler and son, I ler-
bell, \VIII summer in Detroit, They
Will join 1\1r. Stotler and kdward
Stotler and will take up their resi-
dence on McLean Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Saulson and
Mrs. Henry N. Weinstein have
left for Sioux City, la., where they
will attend the Saulson-\Iuslikin
wedding.
Detroit boasts of a talented little
musician in the person of - Nliss
Pauline Wohl, the little 8-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. Wohl

Success!

The old saying that "NOTHING SUCCEEDS
LIKE SUCCESS" is as true today as it was years
ago.

There is no secret or mystery regarding Suc-
cess!

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"Meet Friedberg,
Wear Diamonds"

There is no secret or mystery regarding the
Success that I have had in the Jewelry business. It
is nothing more or less than STRAIGHTFOR-
WARD HONEST BUSINESS DEALINGS.

By this, I mean that it is my endeavor to treat you as I woud like to be
treated if I came into your place of business.

I have my own manufacturing
department in which I make the most
intricate of jewelry designs—the fin-
est platinum work.

(1 I absolutely guarantee that you
can't buy cheaper for cash or I'll re-
fund your money !

I have reason to be proud of every
article in my store, and as soon as you
deal with me you will understand.

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411 I am never satisfied until my cus-
tomers are! Any time that anyone
dealing with me is dissatisfied in any
way, I stand ready to "make good."
Money cheerfully refunded—if you
say the word!

maintain that there is no finer
jewelry store in the State of Michigan
—none more completely equipped—
none that handle a better or higher
grade of goods.

Diamonds are my hobby and my
large purchasing power enables me
to secure the richest gems at the low-
est market prices.

MISS PAULINE WOHL

of Garfield avenue. Little Pauline's
interpretation on the violin of the
classics has caused much favorable
comment among local connoisseurs,
and they predict that a great future
is in store for her. Last week Paul-
ine played at a musicale in Wind-
sor, and thoroughly captivated her
audience by her exquisite playing.
Miss Wohl is studying under the
direction of Mr. David B. Musicus
of this city.
Mrs. M. Aronheim has returned
from a visit with her mother,
Frank, at Fyfe Lake.
Friends of Mr. Albert Adler will
be glad to hear that he is convales-
cing after a serious illness, at har-
per Hospital.
Numerous affairs have been giv-
en in compliment to Miss Amy 1:0-
sengarten, a June bride-to-be,

IT

1j I give the broadest merchandise
guarantee that it's possible for any
one to give—I extend the most lib-
eral Credit Terms.

Then, again, take the line of
watches that I carry—such as Elgin,
Waltham, Hamilton, Greun, Howard
and other famous makes. I handle
them because they are the best
watches made. They have standard
prices the world over.

That's my way of doing business.

(I I am making hundreds of new cus-

tomers every week—they will bear
me out in every statement that I have
made.

When you come into my store,
you will not be urged to buy. Your
own good judgment as to the values
I am offering will be your guide.

IWISH to take this means of extending my thanks to the thousands of
people that have favored me with their business in the past, and assure
them that I am determined to even go further in extending them Service—
Service that embodies

Quality, Price and Courtesy

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