7 THE JEWISH CHRONICLE Congregational News Temple Beth El Sunday services for the season have been discontinued, but Sab- bath services w ill take place un- interruptedly throughout the sum- mer, beginning at 9:30. Rabbi Franklin leaves for Wild- wood, N. J., to attend the Central Conference of American Rabbis, at the end of the coming week. It is important that no date for a func- tion at which Rabbi Franklin's serv- ices are required, should lie definite- ly fixed before consulting him. Shaarey Zedek religious services as usual Saturday morning in the vestry rooms of the Sabbath services will continue synagogue. In addition to the ser- through the summer season. They vices, Montrose Schlussel, a noted will commence promptly at 9 a. in. debater of the Eastern High School, The graduating exercises of the will lecture in English on the sub- Sunday School classes took place ject, "The Work of Zionism in at the Synagogue last Sunday America." Chairman Harry afternoon. Schlussel has appointed a commit- tee consisting of Joe Greenbautr Beth Abraham Synagogue. The Young men's Auxiliary of and Bernard Eder, to be known as Beth Abraham synagogue will hold the "Safer Torah Committee." It (Continued on pole S) The Awakening of Our East Side The Keynote of Success Why Robinson-Cohen Co. is Pre-eminent Art in Homes Carefully designed and well made furniture This growth was not the work of a day, Rob- quickens the individual's interest in the furnish- inson-Cohen Co. had no natural advantages in ing of his home. its favor, had no beaten path to its doors. There were scores of other business men and mer- chants before their time who had attempted to Careful selection in styles and designs needs tread on the same soil. the attention of an experienced man, who is al- ways on the alert for the best. Good taste and The success has been due largely to the per- appreciation of quality embodies the experience sonality of the originators. They had initiative, of our merchandising staff. they introduced new ideas, new thoughts, they employed brain power and brought skilled labor, always devising new means to make the enter- Furniture that has and can only establish a prise the largest. reputation for the merchant can find a resting place on our display floors. Have learned that the people want and must have the best, the finest, the richest class of mer- As the illustration may show, it is not enough, chandise at saving prices. Knew that volume of no illustration can give a correct idea of the rich- business will keep down the overhead—and have ness of these suites. The finish, the style and never failed to feature the best. beauty must be seen to be appreciated. Period Furniture in the newest designs, and finishes, are displayed and shown in their 60,000 sq. ft. of show rooms. VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME. Robinson-Cohen Co. has always been one of The renowned Berkey & Gay, Lines Furniture the show places of Detroit, a pleasant place to Co., Sligh Furniture Co., and other prominent spend and idle away a few hours' time. Visitors manufacturers of High Grade Furniture, are doubly represented with their best and newest de- are always welcome and never importuned to signs. buy. CLOSED SATURDAY OPEN SATURDAY EVENING AND SUNDAY Robinson-Cohen Company DRY-GOODS AND FURNITURE 395-397-399-401 Hastings St. Detroit, Michigan THE HOUSE THAT MAKES YOUR HOME SMILE ROBINSON-COHEN CO. SERVICE Service can be defined, service can be demonstrated, service can be made to do what it means, but the Robinson-Cohen Co.'s service conveys all, means everything to the patron, looms up mountaniously in their success, and never ceases until the customer is satisfied.