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S LOCAL ACTIVITIES

PHILOMATHIC DEBATING CLUB.

SOCIETY

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Meeting in the history of the Philo-

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a.

(Ai d. will be held on

Mr.

%/Mon 1.•11

mm as attended

his

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Brush
streets.

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gue•t• were NIrs. Morris

May.

hicagO. NIr. and Mr•. ticipate, compeni:gbt
It til er (h
alugolmli
dal nPdar.

No matter what price

I.. Stern. of t bingo, and

you pay, you'll save

•limber

Mr,. i s etrw,,t , n i e:1 „ :1 1 ,w p..ha iik -1,1.r a re

..11ett in honor Of the bride

andlat the
tro! the railroads after the vs :ar."
'-
I N ,lessrs i:I. Schwartz, M. Fink and It

during

NI is, Estell a

t he past vt eek .

iiiiit:ahsin

h■ ent ■- girls ms‘ii.i'l'entilliael

Strauss entertained

your clothing here.

to br

if del ightitil affairs were

.

to

que st ion

Bert Gluck. of New York. .\

money if you buy

20 \ t‘ h. i Ii l

the
i
and
The feature
ms u re of tilt,
ileliate in which six

brother, NIr. sliaarev)Zerdteekni:iligul it.

1.. \Veitzman, M. Myers and P P.
feature of this meet-
g
s h °S uer , o
c e f

with a handkerchief shower la .1
a
Saturday melting,,mm
folk

NIrs. Leroy Fla conia'i„imi';g"2"nf"srti:irrisg

cry dainty supper.

i•lenka gave a niiseellaneous I the Philomathic Alumni who are tight-
511015 ,„
hrich ,
\v " th•s.
Sans.
public is cor-
dially
day of last week.
I hl Sunday' electing ui this lean will be held

es ening Mrs, .\. \Vold and hit. Julie 211th, when the election of ofi i-
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,
Leon
Hamburger
entertain•o cers f,:r the September term will be
he
he club disbands for the sum-

Largest Exclusive Clothier

entv-four guests at dinner.

Corner Monroe
and Randolph

BRANCH:

,

Nil- . and NIrs

NI

\Firkin, of

99-101 MICHIGAN AVE.

Rev. H. D. Bass

Cantor of the
Mogen Abraham Congregation

Specialist at B'rith Milaths

gag•ntent of their daughter, (elia,,
mr. \lax i lentl i„,h . ,, f t hi s c i te.,

The Haskalah Zionist Societe held
s last meeting of the season last
at the !tome of its president,
Fishhaiue.
Judging
,C' l o.'s ut•is' building Iy i held list lay the yarirly and excellence of
t he
„f
discussions
that
took
place
it
was
,ne
Tuesday (-setting.
\I embers

time firm and their woVeS reecive„!

the guests in the main offices,
!which were beautifully decorated

w ith large baskets of flowers.

Guides were furnished to escort
the guests over th e. b u ildi ng,

many new ate]

which contains

unique features.

Wedding
Ceremonies
Performed.

Mrs. Kustin and Miss Ruby

Kustin spent the week - end at 'To-

ledo visiting NIr. and NIrs. S.

Office ;mil
Residcurr

212 Warren

Ave. E.

PHONE
RIDGE '1W

OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT

with

itoliteml,:zescilonsieeett il i: gas .n. li ot, ht e svti. te ca er s,a fiti:11

season of general activities in the
Zionist movement. The meeting was
featured by an informal talk by 11Ir.
hlaturice H. Zackheint on the develop-
ment of the Zionist ideal, which
prompted a lively and profitable dis-
cession. Plans were laid for extend-
ing the influence of the society next
year in harmony with the increasing
importance of the Zionist movement
throughout the world. The society
plans to hold an outing during the
summer to keep the members in social
contact with one another,

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Nils. I lenry Alorse spent a few
Kadimah Zion Society to Hold
da ■ s in the city this week.

Final Meeting.

Miss Hortense Krolik has re-

East Side Jeweler.

It is the desire of the committee to
make it one of their old-time get-

tation will be provided for all who

Volingstmvii, h ave n o
cars. Accommodations for

1.0)11 K

Detroit, Mich,

has been visiting- his grand- members' wives or lady friends have
f a th e r, Mr . hiscph Kahn, during been provided for.

The members will meet in front of
Congregation Shaarey %filet( at 3 p.
\Villiani Bassa-
proMptly, and leave in a body.

the past week.
Mr. and Mrs.

The W. E Canton

rr HE bedroom is the intimate interior of
I the owner. Inasmuch as this room is

sought when mind and body require
the utmost in rest and quiet, the decora-
tions should induce peace and cheer.
Dainty sleeping rooms, as executed by the
ROBINSON-COHEN COMPANY, are
remarkable for simplicity and grace.

Special arrangements have been
mail,- for the final meeting of Rath-
Ins. NI. Cohen, if Toledo, spent
inali Zion Society ti take place at El-
a few days last week with Mn, kins Hotel. Mt. Clemens, Nlichigan,
and NIrs. I , iscplt Ziss,
on Sunday, June Pith. at 5 p. in. Elec-
tion of officers for the ensuing year
Miss Lydia Kahn has returned
as well as the diction of delegates to
dti Vassar College.
the convention at Pittsburgh will be

house at Grosse Pointe Shores together meetings. and expect a 100
for till' SI.1111111CT.
per cent attendance. Auto transpor-

Cor. Adams and Hastings Sts.

Dignified Furnishings
for the Boudoir

turned from Vassar College.

and family have taken the Kuhns

The Busiest and Biggest

Robinson-Cohen Co.

COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS

'taking up their residence perma-

in Cleveland.

Leopold Freud and Nliss

,. (Thine Freud, who have been

Quality at modest prices

pending several months in At-

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lantic City and Watkins Glenn,

have rettlrited to the city.

Dr. Leo Franklin will deliver an
address at the Detroit Institute of Mu-
sical Art on Thursday evening. June
20th On Pridav, June ', 1st he
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speak to the soldiers at Camp Custer.

l'he campaign for $350.0bn for the
ewi4 war relief funds, started in
Paltimore. NM., recently, has so far
reached $430.000 and gives every indi-
;1 , i11
pa.:itte the $50061hel stark.

Board Walk

COLISEUM 25

AMUSEMENTS

IT'S A

mammon

The Young People's Auxiliary of
the Ilel.rew Hospital Association will
give its fourth annual excursion Sun-
day. June Itoh. to Iiishmoo Park
The steamer 'fashiniei will !came at 9
a. in. from the foot of tiriswold street.
Special attractions hair been arranged
for the occasion. Games and dancing
will take place on the boat and at the
park. The committee in charge con-
sists of Miss Sophia Ackerman and
Miss Esther Goldsmith, Mies Rose
Sk l"'''Y . Mr' A.Fishl,iru,Mr. M.
halelsteni. Mr. H. Sato, sky. Soldiers
and sailors are especially welcome.

f HIGH

CORNER

FIVE BLOCKS EAST:, WOODWARD

and HASTINGS

FIVE @LOCHS NORTH GRATIOT

NORTH • BOUND FOURTEENTH CARS PASS THE DOOR

Flsa 1)eekeri spent a few
inson, for live years eminently suc-
Co • days in the city last week with Mr. HOSPITAL AUXILIARY EXCURSION. cessful Secretary-Manager of the
Michigan State Fair. is anticipating
and NIrs.
Blvd.
Meeker before

Clothes, Haberdashery a nd
11,,,tic
Hats, for Boys, Young M en
Mrs.
and Men.

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a

Nit'. and Mrs. Walter Fuchs held.

NeeIMENt.

105 Washington

HASKALAN ZIONIST SOCIETY.

1'1111.1111, have alunmiliced the en-'

the scarcity of unoccupied men who
in past years have acted as guides,
j u d ge ., pages, attendants, ticket sell-
ers, gate tenders, ushers and many
Whey positions' during the ten days
of the fair. and at the 1918 Exposition
in Detroit. August 30-September 8,
hundreds of young women Will he
found acting inn these capacities.

LOUIS MUSCOVITZ

BENJ. SHIFFMAN

WOODWARD SERVICE EcSUPPLY

GUARANTEED

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FACTORY

ACCESSORIES

TI RE BARGAINS S

NVolliell
have
not been entire
strangers to the State Fair. In for-
mer years they have been particularly
active in the Needlework department,
Better Babies Contest. the Handicraft
and Fine Arts, Dair and 1)onicstic
and Poultry departments. The influ-
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS EXCURSION.
ence of the women is partially respon-
sible for the new $30,0011.1m poultry
blroit Lodge, No. 55, Knights of
building which is being erected on the
thias, will gist. their animal excur-
grounds and will be thrown open for
sion to Tashinim Park on Sunday.
the first time when the Fair opens on
Itlne 23rd, 1918. The proceeds will
August 30.
be contributed to aid the soldiers :old
sailers. There will be a ball game ',e-
'rime Better Babies
ontest has
's •
h...en the Detroit Co., No. 55, Uni- grown to such proportions that it has
AT PHILADELPHIA AVE.
form Rank. and Detroit Lodge, No, received national recognition and the
WE Sib.LOre El(CHAi”E
53,
Pri:its will • he awarded for Needlework Department is consid-
games played. l'he boat leaves at ered one of the best exhibits of its
8:311 a in. from the foot of Griswold kind displayed ill the United States
stria:.
The women have made wonderful suc-
cess of the phases of the Fair they
EXCURSION OF `FOUND PEOPLE'S have taken an interest in, but this
LEAGUE.
year their scope will he widened and
they will become active in many new
The annual excursion of the Young features of the exposition.
People's League to Sugar Island will
It is through his association with
take plaice on Sunday,
June
16th. women in the Fair work that Mr.
Boats leave at the foot of Griswold Dickinson has formed his opinion of
street at 8:30 a. in. sharp.
their ability. He asserts that the 1918
For Repairing, Remodeling,
Fair will he the greatest success in
WOMEN AND THE STATE FAIR.
the history of the organization and a
Interior Finish
large amount of the credit will be due
Lake
of
institutions the women's increased interest in the
throughout the world which have project.
W. FORT ST,OPIVEP ROUGE - CEDAR 38
been forced to appeal to womankind
for assistance, since the manpower has Generations of Excellence in Workman-
turned its entire attention to the
ship.
tric can stands pre-eminent among duet of the workshops of Rauch &
elimination of the Hohenzollerns, the
Lang.
Discriminating
buyers
of motor cars machines of a like nature.
success of the 1918 Michigan State
This reputation is not of MI151111,0111
Pair will be dependent. more than will be greatly interested in the an-.
.01111 today, keeping step with the
e‘ e r before, upon the support of the nouncement of the firm of Wm. F. V. growth or the ri stilt of any startling
march of progress and scientific
Neuman & Solis. 1342 Woodward mechanical discovery on the part
sex.
of achievement, the famous coach mak-
Innumerable exhibits which in for- avenue, that they have made more
the manufacturers.
For over b4 ers hale transla•il their excellence of
mer years have been displayed by sales of the popular Rauch & Lang

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Ste. Claire Kosher Restaurant

HOME COOKING

Ste Claire Hotel Dining Room

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Randolph and Monroe

We Cater for Private Parties

Men now in the forces of Uncle Sam,
are being prepared and will be entered
this fall by their wives and sisters.
Women entrees are filling the ranks
in many of the competitions that in
presious years have been patronized
exclusively by the men. G. W. Dick-

Electrics in the past three months
than they have made in the past three
years. In these days of constantly
rising costs and the dangers of lower
standards of productive efficiency this
report is the vcry best evidence of
the fact that the Rauch & Lang Elec.

years the name Rauch & Lang has workmanship into terms of the elec-
stood for excellence of design and tric car. the aristocratic product of
structure in fashionable coaches and motorrloan. To be the proud possessor
pleasure vehicles drawn by horses. of a Rauch & Lang Electric is to
Folks of past generations will recall establish one's self as an individual
with the fondest memories the joy of the highest traits of refinement and
they experienced in riding in a pro- individuality.