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President Woodrow Wilson says":

BE WORN.
Never were autumn displays of fur
garments at B. Siegel Co. more im-
pressive and Paris is putting broad
borders of beautiful fur on skirts and
tunics. The richest pelts are being
freely used, sable,'for instance, being
more evident than has been the case
in years. The new fur coats B. Siegel
Co. are showing are by no means
skimpy. Less material is being used
for suits, cloth skirts and gowns on
account of the wool scarcity, but fur
coats retain their full sweep of last;
season.
The fashionable furs fol.- long coats
are Sable, Seal, Kolinsky, Eastern'
Mink, Scotch Mole and Muskrat. In
small furs or fur accessories, Skunk,
Cross Fox, Pointed Fox, Blue Fox,
Chinchilla, Australian Opossum and
Lynx are the favorites for day wear,
Ermine remaining the fur of furs for
evening.
Probably because brown is one of
the chosen colors of fashion this
season, the brown furs are considered
especially smart. Kolinsky coats are
only less supremely distinguished than
Sable Coats, Grey Siberian Squirrel
or Eastern Mink. A good deal of
Mink is used with Ermine this year.
Evening wraps of Ermine have huge
collars of Mink or Kolinsky.
Dangling tails and paws are a trim-
ming feature of all the new fur neck-
pieces. Some of the cape-wraps for
afternoon wear are charming little
affairs. They may be just to the
waistline and then they are called
shoulder wraps, or they may be al-
most to the knees. Many of them are
furnished with raglan sleeves.—Ada.

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"Buy With Discretion"

Mr. David A. Brown and family
Samuel J. Rhodes was a visitor
have left for New York, where . in the city during the' past week.
Mr. Brown! is" to direct' the cani- Mr. Rhodes, who was for a time at
paign for the Jewish War Relief. the Officers Training Camp at
Fort Snelling, is now engaged in
FASHION SAYS "FURS" AND government and newspaper work
LUXURIOUS PELTRY WILL
in Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minn.

which means to buj with Jud6ment.

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Home lovers who are Discreet Buyers
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The success of the ball given by
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on Sunday evening ; Oct. 14th, at
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An unusually large crowd attended,
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representing all elements of Jewish
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Near Forest Ave. E.
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recording secretary ; Mrs. Julia
Wolff, financial secretary ; Mrs.
Netty Elman, trustee. Messrs.
Louis Becsky and Derso Marton
kindly aided the committee as floor
"Show the New Silks First"
managers. The proceeds of the
Cor. Grand River and Farmer
dance will be distributed among
various charitable institutions in
the city.

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IRA FRIEDENBERG, Prop.

The Millar Silk

CO.

$1.75 BLACK TAFFETA

Mr. Max Heavenrich of Sagi-
naw spent Sunday in the city.

This Week Only $1.25 per yd.

Mrs. E. A. Newman of Atkin-
son avenue is visiting in St. Louis.

Fox
is Favored

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You have noticed
that Fox is the favored
fur of the season. Select
yours at this great
manufacturing estab-
lishment, where Ameri-
ca's most extensive
showing awaits you.

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Mrs. Samuel Gould and daugh-
ter Corrine, of Pittsburgh, Pa.,
are visiting in the city at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jules Ros-
enberg of 397 Atkinson avenue.

Sp

H. & B. Marks

Mr. Milton M. Alexander ad-
dressed the Business Administra-
tion Class of the University of
Detroit last Wednesday on the
subject: "Advertising in Its Re-
lation to Modern Business."

America's Leading
Manufacturing Furriers

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RELIABLE

ESTABLISHED

RENOVATORS

1905

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Latest Improved Method of Cleaning Feather Beds and Pillows. Down Comforters and
Roll Mattresses made from Feather Beds. Hair and Cotton Felt Mattresses Cleaned and
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highest grade rugs!
Made of genuine

French Dressmaking and
Ladies Tailoring

212-214-216
MICHIGAN AVE.

836 Brush St.

Telephone Ridge 1016

Charles

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Nimemovio

Cherry 4049

Lingerie ---- Petticoats ---- Blouses

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pure-wool in Royal Wilton weave: Easily
worth 40 per cent morel
Rich Chinese, Persian and Turkish pat-
terns—as you may like. Fringed or plain
edges-9x12 foot- sizes.
Closely woven and in every way up to
the usual high Finsterwald Standard of
Quality.

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306 Washington Arcade

359 Michigan Ave., Detroit, Mich

CA

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321 Woodward Ave.

Between Columbia and Montcalm.

Cadillac 839

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