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Simplicity the Keynote of
Autumn Fashions.

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SOCIETY

The

models for the new season are
of marked simplicity in appearance
Sometimes this simplicity is a matim
of effect more than of design. This i.
especially true of the draped gowns.
At present there i s a pronounced ten-
dency towards longer suit jackets.
both for the severely tailored suit and
the inore dressy models. However.
there are models, the jackets of which
are only a little below the hip line and
even smart little jackets which are
but hip length. .A very smart and
youthful new tailored snit shown by
B. Siegel Co. has the skirt of the coat
reaching down almost half the length
of the skirt. The garment is of navy
blue serge made on rather severe
lines. belted and fastened down the
front with small, round material but-
tons. Straps of the material extend
down the side fronts of the coat and
form large shaped pockets on the pep-
lum. There is a small round collar of
white cashmere.

.\ ((Met edding of the week was' a few days in the city last week.
that of Nli , s .\ lice Nliller. daughter
Nliss Sadie Keidan and Nil—

of \Ir. and NIrs. J. Nliller,

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Mille Last, ;11111

Leonore Goldman are the

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On Our Entire Stock of
Furniture

\Ir. Rudolph crones fur this v ■ eek at the FredJ

Mark., ,on of Joseph J. Nlarks. .1ir Camp at \I t. Clemens. Amine.;

which took place at high noon, Sun the tisitor, of the past Week Were

day. .\ ug. 11, at the hotel

tacky. NIr. and NIrs. loseph Selling, NI

Rahhi Samuel S. Nleyerberg per- Jerome Selling, Nit - . Zachariall Set

formed the ceremony in the Ares- ling. Nliss Fannie Simon, Nlis,

owe of tic• immediate famil\ . A Frieda \Veinstei• NIrs.

Large reception followed the serv -

Schulman. last Saturday NIr. and

Excepting—

ice , . The bride was attired in a Mrs. :\ !orris Friedberg provided a

smart traveling suit and carried a treat for the children of the camp.

bow er bouquet.

\ her

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Refrigerators, 25% off
Baby Carriages, 10% off

Mrs. Louis Grosslight is spending

week,. trip throughout the west file a few weeks at Bayport.
Many of the one piece dresses are voting
r , Abraham Brody, of Des
couple will m a k e th e i r home

rather long-waisted in effect. One
model recently shown by this house
had its waist line lengthened in effect
by a panel of the material attached at
the shoulders extending down the bo-
dice front and looped nutter the belt.
The front panel on the bodice aid the
two side panels on the skirt are
trimmed. with band; of black silk
braid.

in the city.

Nloines, lima, spent a few days in

NIr. and NIrs. ,\rthtir Frank have the city this week.

returned front a motor trip through

crown

era' weeks ;tt Elkhart Lake, \\ ' k.

living room, and dining room furnishings, including the

depot loigaile.

and little ling ttitll the

products of such famous makers as Berkey & Gay, Luce,

Miss Vera l∎ alin. of Chicago, i-

daughter, Rosalie, are spending sev-

The lengthened skirt is steadily
making headway and a few of the ad-
vance models shots skirt: whose low-
er edges are much below the hoot
tops and there are a few ankle length
skirts, the latter extremely narrow.
There is no doubt that skirts will con,
time to be longer this season in order
to conform to government regulations
for height of shoes, which are not to
exceed eight inches.—Advertisement.

that is in effect this month, on our entire stock of bedroom,

safe arrival overseas of Leo \\ti

the Adirondack Mountains.

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There is still time to take advantage of the 30 5,i , discount

\Vord has been received of the

Sligh, Karpen Bros., etc.

the guest of Mks I lortense Krolik

NIr. Louis Freidenberg spent a

Lieutenant Seymour Simons, , on

Original price tags remain on all articles.

of Mr. and NIrs. I/. \V, Simons, few days in NVashington this week.

ho has been stationed ill \Vashing- Nliss Ilelen Schloss has returned
ton for the past months, has just from Cleveland.

NIrs. Hugo Hill and NIrs. :Mag-

been appointed censor in the de-

from

nus Ilutzel have returned

partment of military aeronautics.

The business of feeding hungry Charlevoix.

soldiers goes on just as steadily in

NIr. and Mrs. C. L. Jacobson

hot weather as ill cold, for the spent a few days in New York this

St omen of the Red Cross canteen week.

YOUR GARMENTS

NIr. Ilarry Jacobs spent a few

do not believe in shirking. .Aniong

have them

the active workers are NIrs. \Yid days in New York this %%eel:.

Cleaned, Dyed and Repaired

\Ir. and NIrs. Israel Cohen,

ham Rimkkoff, Nliss Clara Rogers,

by

\Irs. Day Krolik, Mrs. .\11tert Mirth Cohen and Nliss Rose Phil-

\ !Fs. Harry Jacobs, NIrs. ips have returned front it motor

I larry Ilieldlield, NIrs. Ilarry Farb- trip

10 NeW York

and Boston.

,tein, rs. Clarence Enggass. Miss

FRANK B. ANDRUS SANG IN TEMPLE
Nlay, Miss Marie Newman,
CHOIR.
N11-• Sylt ia Freidenberg.
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The candidacy of Frank It. Amin,
\Ir. and NI rs.,Nlax

Incorporated

SAMUEL FIRESTONE, President.

'Alain office and works, 1535
Hamilton Blvd., brunch store, 1202
Hamilton Blvd., 2575 Woodward
Avenue. PHONE MARKET 5895

OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT
with

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11am-tick .\ %elute Fast, have

re- for the office of Circuit

$182 Mahogany 4-piece Bedroom Set
$235 Walnut 4-piece Bedroom Set
$315 Georgian 4-piece Bedroom Set
$185 Adam Ivory 4-piece Bedroom Set
$225 Adam Mahogany Bedroom Set

$127.40

$185 Overstuffed Velour Sofa
$115 Antique Mahogany Secretary
$200 Mahogany and Cane Suite
$50 Duofold Bed Davenport
$100 Royal Wilton Rugs

$129.50
$ 80.50
$140.00
$ 35.00
$ 70.00

$300 Walnut 9-piece Dining Suite
$273 Antique Mahogany 9-piece Suite
$290 Jacobean Oak 9-piece Suite
$400 American Walnut 9-piece Suite
$525 Antique Mahogany 9-Piece Suite

$210.00

$220.50
$129.50
$154.00

$191.10

$203.00
$280.00
$367.50

Robinson-Cohen Co.

Cuing Judi,

in Wayne County brings to mind

turned from a motor trip to Dayton interesting fact in his early life. A-
'slid Cincinnati, M.
a young man, Mr. Andrus was w,li

COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS

NIrs. .N. Schlesinger, 170 Brush known in Detroit as a singer of 1,

CORNER of HIGH and HASTINGS

mean ability and this reputation he
street. is spending a few weeks with
acquired as a member of the choir “!
her sister, :Mrs. I.. G. Goldberg, in Temple Beth El. when services \Nth'
Grand Rapids. From there they held in the old temple at \Vasbie...,,,,

FIVE BLOCKS EAST:IWOODWARD
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FIVE BLOCKS NOM f GPATIOT

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naiig 'window sbadesof all sizes.

HOME COOKING

Ottawa
We carry a full line of Draperies;Valan•es for stores; Brass Curtain-
Au unusually large quota has rods; Rubber-matting and Stair treads.
Our New Wholesale and Retail Tire
ro s- unit
ihers allotted to the Ned
Store is Open.

to 50°..

Vulcanizing and Repairing.
Work Guaranteed,

Zeduk. Isit the
350 Hastings St.
are
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Randolph and Monroe

Phone Cherry 483

We Cater for Private Parties

urged Is) attend as regularly as pus-
All' ,„
slim!. 'Inv workroom has been one

o f the cool spots of the city

thrinighout all the heat, and is open
GRATIOT TIRE & AUTO SUPPLY CO.
ever) :\lottilay miming from 1 :30 to
Gratiot and Beaubien,
o'clock and i t cr1 llnn sday
J. E. STRALSER, Gen. Mgr.
from 9:1111 o'clock till :00 o'clock.
Cherry 3737.

Ilassachis
\Ir. and NIr , .
1.1-a Decker ), of Clmelantl. spent

MATERNITY

Lane Nryaat ('Inches

offer

real style. and
the maternal
condition, provide ab-
solute comfort at all
and readjust
times,
themselves automat-
ically When the figure
has resumed Its nor-
mal condition.
They are made ac-
cording to our orig-
inal patented specifi-
cations and fit every
purse an Well as every

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Prosecuting Attorney

Re-election.

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COUNTY CLERK

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What the Circuit Judges Say:

July 15, 1918.

County Clerk,
Detroit, Michigan.

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you' administration as County Clerk, and as such, Clerk of the Courts,

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We appreciate the fact that, owing to the war and the consequent Increase In the
work of issuing naturalization papers and birth and marriage certificates, there has

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been a tremendous demand on your Mitre.

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. . . _ Despite this Increase. you have maintained the etheiency both th these t ahf i f g tho

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highest
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possible degree without additional help, and we appreciate
the work performed by yourself and your deputies, and the uniform courtesy which has

marked the fulfillment of your duty.

Harry J. Dingeman,

Alfred J. Murphy,

Clyde I. Webster,
George P. Codd,

Geo. S. Hosmer,
Henry A. Mandell,

If you think the above letter of commendation shows our entitled to a second term,

Dancing every night at

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I respectfully solicit your support.

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MILTON OAKMAN,
Republican Candidate for County Clerk.

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Circuit Court feel that they should commend
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