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THE JEWISH CHRONICLE

Starting Yesterday, January 3rd

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\ regular meeting of the Delta

Every pair in stock will get its price lowered $2.

Included are the famous Banister shoes-the last word in distinctive
footwear.

Women's boots regularly priced at $8 to $16-reduced $2. In a corn-
nlete size range from 2 to 8.

All slippers reduced $2. And all buckles reduced 25c;.

Men's shoes regularly priced at $7 to $14- reduced $2.

Rogers-Shaffer Co.

Book Building, 41 Washington Boulevard.

/yank`'

are

Continues the

CLEARANCE

of All Winter Apparel !
To Fit Women Of All Sizes---36 to 56 Bust

COATS, formerly to $35.00 at
$14.75
COATS, formerly to $39.75 at
$19.75
COATS, formerly to $44. 75 at
$29.75
COATS, formerly to $64.75 at
$49.75
SUITS, formerly at $39.75 at
$19.50
SUITS, formerly at $44.75
$29.75
SUITS, formerly at $59.75 at
$39.75
DRESSES, formerly to $29.75
$16.50
DRESSES, formerly to $59.75 at ... $29.75
DRESSES, formerly to $69.75 at
$39.75
Evening Dresses, formerly to $99.50 at $25.00.

Waists, Skirts, Underwear, Negligee and Maternity
Apparel also included in this GREAT SALE!

ane Bryant

2nd Floor
Telephone
Washington L
Cherry
Arcade
747
255 WOODWARD AVENUE

Sorority will be held on Mon

day evening, January

7M, at the
home of Nliss Bessie N'ine, 2so
Fast Montcalin Street.

covers being laid for :in.

. \ ['long
the guests were NIr. and 'Mrs 1 ler-

205 Washington Arcade
Cherry 11454.

THE GORHAM SHOP

JANUARY SALE

Of Discontinued Lines and Surplus Stocks of

STERLING SILVER, SILVER PLATED WARE, CLOCKS AND
WATCHES, STATIONERY AND GOLD JEWELRY

in preparation for Inventory.

Reductions of 10 to 25 Per Cent.
This Is an unusual opportunity to enable you to acquire many desir.
able articles at a substantial saving.

GOLDSMITHS & SILVERSMITHS

Detroit's Foremost Laundries

WILL TRY TO

Save 10,000 Tons of Coal

Will You Help?

The following laundries will close their plants one day each week.
MN will effect a saving of Ten Thousand Tons of Coal during the year.

Will you send your clothes to be laundried on Friday afternoon or Sat-
urday morning, to be returned Wednesday? Your cooperation in this
matter will save many families from suffering during this crisis.

Argo Laundry
Banner Laundry
Colonial Laundry
Crawford Laundry
Crescent Laundry and Dry
Cleaning Co.
Cross Laundry
De Luxe Laundry
Dispatch Laundry
Fame Detroit Laundry
Highland Park Laundry
Hoskins Laundry
Hoyt's Steam Laundry
La Measure Bros. Laundry
Mason's Laundry
Massachusetts Laundry

Palace Model Laundry
Mechanics' Laundry
Mich. Steam Laundry
Modern Laundry
Monarch Laundry
Olds Laundry
Parisian laundry
Senate Laundry
Stamler Laundry
Standard Laundry
Troy Laundry
Wagner Laundry
Washington Laundry
Weller Laundry
West Side Laundry

Esq.. re

Detroit tit engage in business in
Icy c l an d, I )1)io. The guests in-

uary rith, from 7 to I I p. in., in most interesting meetings of the
honor of their 30111 wedding an- lervish IN'omait's Club held this
it versa ry
season, will take place Sunday a -
Rabbi Leo NI. Franklin will speak tenon), January the assem-

before the

. 20th Century Club bly rooms of Temple Beth El. 'Hie
Tuesday next. His subject will be program will consist of a suffrage
play given through the courtesy
"The Book of Psalms."
Mr. and 'Mrs. Sam Schechter, of of the \Vayne Count)' Equal Suf-
101:1 NI ichigan .\ve. celebrated frage League. Miss Jeanette Fra-
their sixth wedding anniversay on zer will render a 'cello solo,

On Monday afternoon, January
New Year's Day. .1 large circle
of friends joined them in com- 7th, in the Temple assembly rooms,
NIr. Chas. Aloore, chairman of the
memorating the day.
:Commission of Fine Arts, Will de-
Mrs. Eugene I. Hartman, of
, liver an illustrated address on "Art
Palmer Ave. is visiting her
in Detroit." The meeting will lie
father in Schenectady. N. Y.
followed l,' a so cial half hour.

Ladies' Auxiliary of
Mogen Abraham Celebrate
Fifth Anniversary

The annual election of officers wan
held with the following results: Presi
dent, Mrs. S. M. Lanipke; \'ice-Presis
dent, ,Mrs. I.. Stiller; Secretary, NIrs.
N. P. Levin; Treasurer, Mrs. 1.. Edi-
son; Directors. Mrs. L. Friedman and
Mrs. J. K. Greenberg.

In recognition of their splendid ser-
vice to the society, the president and
secretary were presented with beau-
tiful silver loving cups. These ladies
Inive been untiring in their efforts to
further interests of the auxiliary dur-
ing the entire five years of its exist-
ence. An interesting program followed
after which refreshments were screed.

Girls' Winter and Spring
Apparel-Present
and New Styles.

Echoes from the fashions of adults
are always to be found in Children's
modes. It le not so touch in the mat-
ter of line as in color and material.
The fact that grow-ups are straight of
line does not effect girls' fashion., for
they have been straight lined all along.
Winter coats are shown at II. Siegel
Co.'s in charming Velour De Leiner,
in various shades of brown, such as
caster, chestnut and African tones.
Many are made short waisted end
have warm muffler collars of fur, or
novelty plush. Clever little side pock-
ets are 144'11 and often a double row
down the front of novelty buttons.

JEWISH WOMAN'S
CLUB

Through the courtesy of the Asso-
ciation of Collegiate Alumnae which
meets in Detroit on Sunday afternoon,
J an. oth. in Temple Beth El, the Jew-
ish \\Milian's Club members are in-
vited to attend this mass meeting of
college women.

The National .1ssociation of Col-
legiate .Alutimae has divided the I.'nit-
ed States into eleven (III sections and
each district is to he a centre with
college women In I charge who will ex-

One of these ex-
ceptional
CHIF-
FORETTES. Just

the piece of furni-
ture for the House-
keeper.
Useful
Practical and
Beautiful. Finish-
ed in Antique
Mahogany. Dur-
able constructed,
Adams Design.

\VAiiiig1 "ii, D. C.

NIrs. Harry Klein, of NVarren Nlitzr al) of their son, Sidney,
Ave. F., left for a visit to McKees- which was held on Sundar . ,
port, I 'a.
31). Impressive continua-
Rabbi Franklin, who retuned tion services were held at Nlogan
from Pittsburg Nlonday morning, .Nlirahain Synagogue on Saturday
where he occupied the pulpit of Preceding the reception.
I ■ odeph Sholem l'emple, reported
The Haskallah Zionist Society
a very happy and interesting ex
held 0 meeting at the residence of
perience.
Dr. Noah .Nronstani, On Farns-
NI r. Nlaxwell N. Friedman, who• worth .1NT., last Sunday. An in-
has been visiting his parents, Mr. teresting discussion took place
011
and Mrs. Jfisepli Friedman, has re- 111C latest deVC 1
01)111C111 S Of
the
turned to Ilanard.
Zionist situation.
Dr. NI. Ben-
NI r. and NIrs. Samuel Firestone, mosche and 1)r. Liebergott joined
of I 1 7I
I;rand Boulevard, will III ,' `"riet)'.
11 ' hat promises II/ be 011C
be at home to their friends on Jan-
of the

INC.

Diamond Merchants, Woodward Ave. at John R St.

Sylvan S. t;rosner,

turned front a sisit to his parent.

This is a $45.00
Value, but as they
are patterns left
from an expensive
suite, the factory
made a decided cut
in price. Eight of these CHIFFORETTES will be sold for

man lirod , ky. NIr. and 'Mrs. Fried- t 11511,1
several clergymen of vari-
lander • \Ir. and Mrs. M. \\'. Kus-
ous churches and over of the
tin, NI r. and Mrs. Silverstone and leading residents of Delray.
:Mrs. NI. Epstein.
Over one hundred guests were
NIrs. I1. I', Morris, of Pilgrim present at the reception gi ■
en by
A ■ e., has returned home after a
Mr. and NIrs. I•eph 1•)e
six weeks' stay in New York City. Pi I li. Kirby., in honor of the liar

MOVIE TICKETS

Madam Rau

emeraiiii ■

.N farewell reception was tend-
ered to \Ir. Loin. Cumsberg last
Nlr. and NIrs. Jos. I., \Vincula», \Vediwsday es ening by its inany
of YI. Nledbury .\ ye.. entertained friends in Delray. \Ir. Cnntsberg,
for their father. Samuel \Vine who ,„e
r f t il l' most popular
Man, of Toledo, 0., on Sunday
bisiness men in the I )(dr:1y district,
evening, December 3141). .Nil ap- ard who contributed
great1y to the
propriate hineheim was served, dmelopment .1 the district, left

The Ladies .•1usiliary of Mogen Ab-
raham celebrated the filth anniversary
of the organization on Sunday, De-
SIX FOR 25c
Ey mail enclose 27 cents in stamps. 'ember 30th, in the vestry rooms of
Good any time at 5 downtown theatres he synagogue on Farnsworth Axe.
'lie meeting was attended by the larg-
WOODWARD THEATRE CO.
st number of members in the history
308 Breitmeyer Bldg.
if the society.

OLD Gowns Made NEW

What Every One Wants

SOCIETY

Our $2.00 Off Sale of MI

Men's and Women Roes

PAGE SEVEN

$ 2 7. 50

Friedenbergs Furniture House

913.17 Hastings, Near Crosstown.

R. 5509.

ALAN KOPELSON

School of Piano Forte

is 160 Medbury Avenue.

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INVEST
YOUR MONEY
IN GOOD FURS

our prices are so much

Reduced

STAMPS OUR
GARMENTS

Coats
Capes

Stoles
Muffs
Robes.

you can buy cheaper
than we can duplicate.

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Hadassah Society

to Discuss Latest

The next meeting of the Iladassali
Society will take place at the home of
Mrs. I). W. Simons, 72 Erskine
street, on Wednesday evening, Janu-
ary 9t Ii. unusually interesting pro-
gram has been prepared, featured by
an informal round table discussion on
the recent important developments of
the Zionist question. The historic
There are delightful little spring ilalfour statement, the Fall of Jerusa-
dresses for girls--simple, navy or lem, the work of the Medical Units in
brown toned Serges with white pique Palestine, the rehabilitation fund, and
collars and smart little black patent recent criticism of the Zionist pro-
leather belts, also quaint brown vel- gram will he touched upon.
veteen sleeveless dress worn over soft,
The musical program will consist of
yellow gulinpes of Crepe de Chine.
R. Siegel Co, are showing a number. piano solo selections by Miss Sylvia
Simons,
and songs by Mrs. A. Lapin
of charming little party dresses for
young misses from six to fourteen Cohen. All members are urgently
years. One delightful little dress re- asked to attend. as this will be one of
cently shown was of Nile green Chif- the most important and interesting
fon made with a quaint short waisted , meetings of the season.
bodies with a flchu, trimmed with tiny
ruffles, falling over the shoulders. The
short sleeves and also the skirt was PUBLISHER OF HEBREW
ruffle trimmed. Another little model
STANDARD TO WED
was of corn colored Crepe de Chine,
out on straight lines. There wan a,
New York-Mr. William J. Solo-
flchu collar around the neck, crossed
mon, publisher of the Hebrew Stand-
at the front, carried around under the
ard,
one of the oldest and most promi-
arms, and fastened at the back. Small
shirred patch pockets were held In nent Jewish publications in the coun-
place with a wreath of small embroid- try, will marry bliss Heroine Lederer,
ered flowers.-Adv.
of this city, on January 10. A family
wedding is planned.

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CLASS

plain the ways in which all college
women may become active in this pa-
triotic educational work and in this
was a far reaching system of patriotic
education will be established. .\ busi-
ness meeting of the Jewish Woman's
Club will precede the mass meeting.
This will be a rare opportunity of
hearing such well known college wo-
men as Mrs. L. 1%. Mathews, National
President of the Association, and Mrs.
Gertrude S. Nlartin, the National
Executive Secretary.
The Monday afternoon program
will be the second of a series of talks
on Art. 51r. Chas. S. Moore, chairman
of the Detroit Art Commission, will
give an illustrated lecture on Art.

Developments of Zionism

IS'

W
IIE ALTIFAIII
STORE of Detroit offers
this Ideal "time-keeper" in 14 kt. solid
gold, 17-Jewel movement, No. 12 size
(which is wafer-thin), at a price that every
man can afford to pay. The Wal-
tham is the standard of all
American Watches

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$25.00

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Woodward at Gratiot

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