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THE JEWISH CHRONICLE'
SMART STYLES
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FOR
STOUT WOMEN
Not just garments cut In large 1111ty.1,
but specially designed apparel with the
right lines and style to lit and broom.
the STOUT and EXTRA SIZE PlilUltE.
READY.TO:WEAR
up Everything
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n:t hat woen
women wear In Nixes
Second Floor
255 Woodward
I Get Baby Something New
Baby Things
Lane Bryant de-
. signs everything for
the
mother
and
baby. The loveliest
bully things at low
prices
Layettes..$5.50 up
Dresses , .50c up
Baby Caps..68c up
Wool Siorts.63c up
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MOTHERS
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modes xpe ■ ially
adapted for the
expectant moth.'
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prices to
Et every purse.
plaid Gingham NIsternity
Drespcs. 63.93.
and Floor
Lane Bryant
0 because of the lightness of the fabric.
B. Siegel Co. show models with pleats
or tunic draperies, and the wing drap-
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ery seems especial!y in favor. A trim'.
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True Jewish hospitality n (Mended
gular section of material is sewed to
either sid e of the skirt in a sort of
ing, the point of the triangle outward
The material falls into a soft drapery
at tither side of the pleated skirt and
lye, a graceful silhouette.
.1 new belt noted On One skirt of dark
blue mohair is long enough to cross at
the lion!, the ends pa s sin g through ou t
these slashes in the belt and fastening
to the skirt with three trillions. The
slashes and lontssnlioles in the hell are
piped with bias stripes of the material.
Csnits and capes ;ire very interesting
this spring, and there is much individ-
uality among the models. There are
chic, plain coats and coats with talus
attached and long, enveloping capes.
The full capes have a certain independ-
ent swing and sway, a pictiiresqueness,
a freedom of spirit expressed in
ferias
Of cloth (sr silk.
The favored coat material !litters in
weave and quality as well as in color,
and though it hears various names it
can, in all its manifestations. be classed
tinder the one head of Velssors de I line
.111.1 a more luxurious and lovely woolen
coating, it would be hard to imagin e .
In spite of its air o f
sly warmth
and weight it is light as a feather, and
not so Warn' aS Illany it cooler
looking
Engaged After Pretty Romance.
heir homes to the young people were:
Mrs. \Vm Rindskoff, Mrs. I.. Simon,
Mrs. F. It. II:limburger, Nies. J. Licliten-
trio, Mrs. Herbert Sloman, NIrs. A. \V.
Erman!), Mrs. Isaac Goldberg, •-Nfrs. E.
T. Berger, Mrs. .1. \V. Schloss, Mrs. S.
;ittlernan. NIrs. Cora Simmons. Mrs. S.
S \Ninon:us, Mrs. 1. Velum, NIrs. N.
,
riedmati. Mrs, Chas. Finsterwald, Mrs.
/scar Itobinson, Mrs. \\'. losenheitn,
Irs. Herman Finsterw - ald, Mrs. Louis
1 Vett. .Mrs. Albert Kahn, Mrs. Leo
uckerman, Mrs. Clarence Engass, Mrs.
R. (irosslight, Mrs. Ilenry Fechimer,
Irs. A. Erolik, Mrs. Samuel Heav-
midi, Mrs, Chas. Jackson, NIrs. J. J.
ts)- der, NIrs. J. Lichtenstein, Mrs. Leo
f. Franklin, Mrs. Leon Van Vliet, Mrs.
os. Selling, Mrs. Da)id .1. Brown, Mrs.
1.. Eilloff, Mrs. Edgar Bernstein,
Ira. B. Siegel.
Miss Jeannie StarikofT, a young ten-
tan still in her teens, and an artist
II tipil of Miss Hattie tironeman, ap-
II eared at the last of the Jewish \1'o-
tans' ChM musical programs, playing
255 Woodward
Style Tips Captured From
Far-Out "Listening Posts"
Separate skirts of silk poplin or mo-
hair strike the style note just now and
incidentally are ideal for spring wear
$ 2.95 to $ 39.50
$ 6.45 to
34.50 the hostesses who graciously opened
LANE BRYANT
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To Insure publication all items of interest for these columns should be
mailed or phoned not later than Tuesday evening to MISS GOLDA,
GINSBURG 1163 Second A ve., Phone
Ph
North 4799.
to the visiting soldiers and students last
816.85 to $134.75
$24.50 to $149.50 Sunday by members of the Women's
$16.85 to $ 1 39.75
Auxiliary of Temple Beth El. Among
Dresses
Sults .
Coats .
Blouses
Skirts .
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woolen
sluff. The beautiful
., Illness of
the material gives a velvet-like bloom
to any color and th is "oisl
w
e n velvet" is
pre - rut 11014 becoming. - -.1ily.
ANNUAL
SAMPLE
FUR SALE
All of the sample
pieces of our fifteen
salesmen are offered at
remarkable reductions!
Buy your Furs from
the Nlakerni
H. & B. MARKS
212 MICHIGAN
Near Third.
To Your Friends Send
Fetter's Flowers
2 STORES:
17 Adams E.
1635 Woodward.
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Upholstering and
Furniture
Repairing
Done at Reasonable Rates by
M. MERNYK
270 Kirby.
North 4229.M,
iszes 12th Hungarian lispsoily with
t I se skill :sod finish of a matured artist.
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Appealing s•,
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Fashions
Which Reflect the Exclusiveness and Individuality
of "Pack-Wolin" Ideas.
Tailored Frocks, Gowns, Suits,. Coats
and 1-1'n 4--,
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slaughter of Mrs. Barnet 1Verbe, of 1Vestininster ave., whose engagement to
Mr. Harold Braude, son of NH. and Mrs. Louis Braude of Roston, Mass.,
announced this week, brings to light a most interesting meeting at the Dra-
matic Club of the Young Peo'ple's Society,of Temple Beth El.
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Your Easter Hat Sir !
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Rabbi Leo AL Franklin will he one
of ithe• speakers at the public reception
, to se tendered Rev. Father Ernest Van
Dyls•e next AVednesday evening, on the
, occfssion of the fiftieth anniversary of
his ministry,
You look at a man's face to see what
nature has done for him. Then, you
casually glance above his face to see
what Flattery has done for him.
Miss Freda FishIsaine, who has been
studying advertising and journalism in
New York City, is expected home for
It visit over the Passover holidays.
•'mong the guests at Soldier and Stu-
, del Ha) of Temple Beth El were Prof.
•ant Mrs. I. Leo Sharftnan of .knit
'Art
N rs. Morris Friedman, of 187 East
Ha cock me., was one of the hostesses
on Student and Soldier Day Sunday
! last Mr. Joe Aleyer, of Ann Arbor,
and Mr. Emil Robbins, of Boston, \lass.,
ever • her guests for the slay.
The marriage of Miss Irene Leiria-
mat and Nit- . Leo Fried took place on
March 17th, at the home of the bride,
1 172 Canfield :stymie east, the Rev. II. I).
(lass officiating.
Sargeatit Joshua Sarasolin, son of Nf r.
and NIrs. ,\. II. Sarasolm, is spending
a short furlough with his parents. Ile
is stationed at Aberdeen Proving Field,
Aberdeen, NI ar) land.
rs. Lem) Rosinski IElectra. Von
Dolkel has been singing this week at
the Board of Commerce, during the
production of the government films of
the war.
Miss Ruth Franklin is expected home
at the end of the week, from Vassar
college, for the spring holidays.
A Great Department Store
In the Heart
Of the Busy East Side !
Ills busy East tilde Store Is away from the usual
avenues of business. Over here, a Into blocks
from Woodward, we have developed one of the
largest home.furnishing houses in the city.
half city block and a huge warehouse are required to take
care of the constantlydnereasing business.
Furniture
In :all netrolt then in no hot.
tel selected. or more fashion-
a hie showing of furniture than
that which awaits you here.
Rugs
cur rugs offer you, more than
nitrarlwr knficTr and nett tad.
°rings-- tin offer the absolute
ceitaIntv of ,plants and Wv111'-
,, mi,t I Pt. In i.e.
Jewelry
Iii Jewelry. 'II-
watches,
unit
Itla•t+.
emnalete and
Italy won thy of your attention.
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. .1 i Mold
Men's Clothing
Thousands of11011111 . 'M worth
of the newest String Tolneoata
:oat Suits for sten and young
lien are In our stock.
OLD Gowns Made NEW
205 Washington Arcade
Cherry 1145-J.
Ladles' garments include tar
latest styled and newest colored
en'ects. Our Spring showings
offer you charming designs it
lowest prices.
Dry Goods
our drygoods department in-
cludes the at most necessities at
the very lowest prices. \n im-
mediate IIIVOStIgat1011 1011 result
to your n•tlt
•►
Domestic
*1
• mimes people express th-•i
oarlirtee that such a complete
and littrInctIVe stock should he
found In this Meation.
Toilet Goods
0,5,, toilet
water,
hair
tonics are i algab• e toilet never •
Nines, are to he found heie.
Robinson-Cohen Co.
3
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$8
AND UP
The Root of a Man's
'Good Temper Lies In
His Shoes —Be;, Berke.
The 1918 Stetson has fulfilled every require-
ment demanded of a shoe.
STYLE COMFORT
DURABILITY
I have an especially varied selection of correct
shoes for men and young men who seek in-
dividual character in footwear.
82 Washington Boulevard
CORNER 4:f HIGH aatIASTINGS
BLOCKS LAST:, WOODWARD
I.
Berke's Boot Shop
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COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS
FIVE
74 Washington Boulevard,
There is a feeling of keen satisfaction in dress-
ing the foot in keeping with the newest spring
mode.
Madam Rau
Ladies' Coats, Suits, Etc.
Thos. J. Flattery
FIVE BLOCKS 1404MI fSISATIOT
"Meet Friedberg-
NORTH-SOUND FOURTEENTH CARS PASS THE 0001i
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Wear Diamonds"
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