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SOCIETY

Tuttle & Clark
All Purpose"
Coats

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HE ideal garment for
traveling, motoring,
country and sport
wear and equally appro-
priate for town.

Smart models in unusual
imported tweeds. coverts,
Irish fleece clothes and
Heather knitted fabrics.

Specially $25
And
Featured
Upwards
At

NIrs. Louis Simon and children
Dr. and Mr... Max Bailin. \slit
of Lansing, Nlich., are guests u f I ha ve oeen
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NIrs. Simon's parents, Mr. am I I antic City for two weeks, have
NIrs. I.. Kramer, of 830 Ifrtul
I returned to the city.
street.
Among the women most active
During- their stay in West in the
registration of women
Baden, NIrs. Wolf Kaplan, NIrs. which is being held all over the
Krell and NIrs. Gordon, of Detroit , state this week
arc Mrs. Meyer
took part in the activities of the
Frank. chairman of the First
Red Cross in West Baden and ward; Mrs. Wolc Kaplan,
chair-
helped to organize a delightful man of the Third ward, NI rs.
meeting on behalf of the Red Julian Krolik, chairman of the
Cross tinder the auspices of the Fourth ward ;
NIrs. B. lienmosche,
guests of the West Baden Springs
chairman of the Sixth ward, and
I kited
Mrs. I.. N. Halbstein, vice-chair-
Friends of I larry Weinstein, of man of the Sixteenth wand
Goshen, Ind., who graduated last
NI iss Ethel II. Gitlin, dril St.
year from the engineering school
Antoine street, left Wednesday to
of the University of NI ichigan,
visit her brother, Eris-ate Joe Git-
will be interested to learn that he
lin, who is stationed at Camp
has landed safely On the other
Laurel, Nhl. She expects to go to
side. Lieutenant Weinstein is
Baltimore, New Volk and New
w ith an acre squadron in Eng-
I I; tVell before returning.
land.
NI rs. S. Stearns and Miss Sylvia
NIr. Ezra Levin, state agricul-
Stearns have returned from
turist and extension specialist.
French Lick Springs, Ind.
will speak under the auspices of
_ .
the home and school garden com-

mittee of the Twentieth Century

Sole Agents in Detroit for
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Chicago City Hall Employees Oppose
Passover Holiday.

Chili, in a course of lectures to b e

Chicago.— Resolutions protesting
liehl throughout the month of
against legislation adopted by the city
May

council granting Jewish employes of

Two Stores
Up Town
253 Woodward
Fisher Arcade

Down Town
Cor. Jefferson and Rates

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At he vaudeville show given the city religious holidays on the
by tht Central High School melting days of the Passover, have
wen tiled with council by 250 non-
alumni, Friday evening. Fred Jewish city employes. Their resolu-
Nlorris appeared in a playlet with ion reads as follows:

"lVe, as loyal Americans, desire to
mitest against the honoring of Jew-
who represented scenes showing sh holidays when nation-wide holi-
the school's patriotic activities lays like Lincoln's and 1Vashington's
were Thelma Blume, Emma Ja- tirthday have been eliminated.
"In these trying times, when patri-
cobs, and Sydney Weinberg.
distil and love of country should be
oinnotefl and encouraged by all,
eeming discrimination like the legis-
ation enacted should not be toler-
a 'ed."

Albert Weeks. Among the alumil

For Exclusive and Distinguished Designs For Engagement
Rings

Sallan

Sallan Cornet'

When You Come To Mt. Clemens Stop At The

Pennsylvania Hotel

97 Gratiot Avenue

Mt. Clemens, Mich.

Strictly Kosher—Best Home Cooking.

Special Arrangements Made For Auto and Week-End Parties.

MRS. R. COHEN, Proprietor.

Telephone 185 Mt. Clemens.

TRE PRICES Iku
MEIKOWNSTOIVI

PLAIN AND FANCY

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All well-dressed women,. wherever
they may he, introduce a note of dis-
creet simplicity in their dress which
is adapted to these trying times. For
the past few seasons an Oriental in-
fluence has been evident but the style
details and trimmings are subordinat-
ed to a general scheme which is also
in keeping with the times.
One unusual frock recently shown
by R. Siegel was a model of taupe
Crepe de Chine of a heavy, lustrous
weave, embellished with embroidery
of the same torte, threaded with dull
silver. The embroidery forms the
sailor collar, borders the wide sleeves
at the wrist and fashions the yoke at
the sides and back of the skirt. The
gown is made with panel effect at the
front, while the skirt at the side and
back is attached to the yoke with
fullness.
Another stunning little model is
made of satin and is without trim-
ming, with the exception of material
tucks and sash, and a large collar of
lace. There is an inset panel of tucks
running crosswise of • the material
from the waist to the hem, and still
another dress is shown, which is very
simply made of soft, rose-colored
crepe, trimmed with black ribbon, and
large sailor collar of black Taffem.
Waistcoats are very much in esi-
deuce this season; in fact, no spring
suit is quite all that it should be un-
less accompanied by one of these
smart accessories, and lovely new
models are arriving daily at It. Siegel
Cp.'s. Some of these waistcoats may
not be seen at all unles the coat is
unfastened, but other jackets are cut
especially to reveal the waistcoat.
The real reason of the waistcoat is to
till the gaps where coat-fronts were
skimped for conservation of worsted
fabrics. Adv.

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HENRYVHATTER

DETROIT'S EXCLUSIVE HATTER

VALUE

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49 GRATIOT AVE.
COR. LIBRARY AVE.

36 -INcit

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And the Milburn electric Is so much lighter
that 11 delivers vastly greater battery mile-
age and tire mileage.

This means a big saving In operating costs
and of course electric power is much less
expensive than gas — especially so
at present.

It costs less to operate the Milburn elec-
tric than any car you could own,

WM. F. V. NEUMANN & SONS

1342 Woodward Avenue,

Detroit, Michigan

This Season's Modes
Are Characterized By
War-Time Simplicity

Woodward at Gratiot

"The

Milburn Electric Notable for Great Battery and Tire Mileage

The greater convenience and safety of
the electric are undisputed.

BUY YOUR LITTLE ONE
A WHITNEY CARRIAGE

These are the days when Baby will
get a lot of benefit out of daily rides in
a beautiful, comfortable carriage—and you,

proud parents, will get just as much pleasure

out of it if the carriage is well-made and beautiful.

This great east-side store is showing forty styles in
the famous Whitney carriages.

Reed Carriages
With Hood at . . . . .

'17. 95
'23' 95

Full-sized model
rolled-edge Hood . .

CoLoits

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The lower-priced model is upholstered in

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there are other models, ranging in price up to $50.
Buy one for your baby tomorrow!

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SPECIAL! WHITNEY REED SULKY AT $9.75

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