PAGE TWO THE JEWISH CHRONICLE Don't Wait Until You Have Mr. and Mrs. Winkelman and fain- CHARTER COMMISSIONER WALSH FOR COUNCIL. fly, of 254 East Kirby Ave., have moved into their new home at 152 FOR COUNCILMAN d Walsh is a candidate Mr.. Joseph time Prices! Buy Now—Direct NIelliourne Ave. "The letter and spirit of the new, for C oucilman whom the people of From the Makers! - Mr. and Mrs. Max Gro,simin and Detroit her o may safely trust as a mem. daughter. Celia, and sons, Stanley and charter will be best interpreted by its f the lawmaking body of this makers." This is the legend with city. He has been a resident of li e . Marvin, of 142 E. Hancock Ate., have which John C. Nagel, candidate for troit all his life and has been in lin,.i• M r. and Mrs. Abel Bernstein, of Ileach, where they will remain for a left for a motor trip through Nlichi- the nine-man council, makes his ato ness here for thirty-five years. if, Batt. Chicago, announce the marriage of few clays. peal to the voter in the most for. has evidenced his fitness for the Cow l . NIrs. Leo Newman, of Pittsburgh, midable pamphlet yet issued in the e a b y hi s able work as a member of their daughter, Esther, to Mr. Milton Mrs. Frederick Wise and son Got.- m Freud on Friday, Aug. lb. Mr. and don are visiting M rs. Ed w i n H erzog l'a., is the guest of Mr. and NI:is. Std the old Council for the past several the P c tat li tgstilde r aTl itZ I cet t f 11slert.s Iney J. Newman, of 333 Webb Ave. ' Mrs. Freud will be at home at the at Clark's I.ake. years. He numbers among his friend s Who as hairm can of the charter cool- ' Stevenson Hotel after Sept. 15. all elements of our complex popui„ Miss Sadye Louise Rifkin is spend.' miscellaneous shower was given miss is i on after Ricci ing the highest tion and knows their needs in ri 1.. : Mr. and Mrs. Max May and Miss ing several weeks at Cedar Point, the by friends of Miss Ethel Oppenheim, vote in the election. lion to civic government. You will do better than ', Elsa May have returned from a ino- guest of Mrs. Jacob Strauss, o f a bride-elect of this month, at her home, .184 Frederick Ave.. last Mon- Chicago. present normal prices by pur- tor trip to New fork. , Miss Rebecca Mack, of Cincinnati, Nliss Lola Weinberg, of 217 Gar- day evening. Covers were laid for chasing direct from America s is the guest of Mrs. Henry Farhstein. (field Ave.. has left for Harbor Beach, thirty guests. Mrs. S. T. Winkelman and daugh- leading manufacturing • fur-' Mr. Richard Shoniger, of Chicago, is where she will spend the remainder ter, Mrs. Ostrow, have arrived home spending a few days visiting friends of the summer. ners. from a six weeks' visit at New Balti- in the city. Miss Mildred Titlebaum, of 938 B Nafcrh.L and Mrs. A. Lipsitz are thrush St., has returned from Duluth, more, New Haven and Port Huron. few M. weeks at Ottawa Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Rosenberg and Minn, after a stay of two — weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rindskoff, of daughters, Irene and Madeline, of 2954 212-216 Michigan Avo' ; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Grant and 10 5 Medbury Ave., announce the en- E. Grand Bird., have returned home —near Third small daughter. Claire, have returned gagement of their daughter, Mar- after spending two weeks at Gratiot from Ottawa Beach. guerite Bettie, to Mr. Gordon C. Mac- Inn, Gratiot Beach. Mr and Mrs. Louis Marymont have Dougal, of this city. !Hiss Minnie Winkelman, of 152 Mel- left for a fishing trip in Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Sloman an- bourne Ave., left for Cleveland on I Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hamburger. nounce the marriage of their (laugh- Friday where she will be the guest have left for Mackinac Island. ! Miss Loretta Grosslight has re- ter Irma to Mr. Irving L. Hirschtnan, of her future sister-in-law, Bessie Fer- min. August 22. . turned from Cleveland. The Misses Esther and Minna Co- Mrs . 11 A Pereira, of 191 Hendrie Exclusive Showing , Mr. and Mrs. Louis ‘Velt have re- hen have returned from a motor trip Ave., 14 spending a few weeks at turned from a lake trip to Duluth. - of— to Cleveland and Cedar Point, chap- Union I ake Mich. Rabbi and Mrs. Leo M. Franklin . ' , eroned by their sister, Mrs. A. C. Fall and Winter Models land family have returned from a Mr. and Mrs. S. Goldberg. 2224 Jos. Applebaum. month's outing in the east. Rabbi CantPall Ave , announce the cugage- Miss Helen E. Weisberger, of Cali- Franklin has been making a tom of meat of their niece, Ruth Brusteen, to for the smartly gowned fornia Ave., Highland l'ark, has just WWII/Ill . the eastern camps, while Mrs. Frank- Mr. J. Kapetansky. returned from a trip to Buffalo and Nf r. and Mrs. Louis Werner have , lin and her daughter have remained at may be found at Nialiara Falls. left for New York City. Vineyard Haven, Mass. Mr. Philip Brown, son of Mr. and ' The ladies of the Woman's .Aux- Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin J. Goldberg, Mrs. Israel Frown, left fur the Great diary of Temple Beth El are urging of 876 Brush St., have returned from Lakes Naval Training Station. the use of uniongrams for New Gratiot Inn. Newandin Beach. Mr. Henry Weinberg, 217 Garfield. Year's greetings. They may be had Miss Anna Golding, of Toledo has left for the Great Lakes Training by telephoning Temple Beth El, or spent the week visiting Miss Sadyt Station. Mr. Samuel Weinberg has may he secured from Mrs. Louis Welt. Hertzberg, of 295 Medbury Ave. gone to Syracuse to enter the service. 877 Woodward Avenue Mrs. Samuel Mayerberg or Mrs. Her- Mrs. B. Feldman, of 107 Hendrie Miss Estelle Friedenberg, of 362 bert Sloman. Ave., and Nfrs. NI. J. Feldman and Burlingame Ave., is spending the Mr. and Mrs. Victor Romer have son, Leonard. of St. Louis, who have w eek with Miss Rosamond Berlin, of returned from Mackinac. been her house guests, have returned Toledo. '''''"*"."''''''"'"'-'"`"'"'"'"'"'"'"w•"*"."'n Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Reingold, of Comfort and Service at from a two weeks' stay at Cedar Miss Florence Alpert, of New Brit- CO/OLLIE HOME FURNISHERS Muncie, Ind., are making their home Point. CORNER f Stitt waif NASTINCE ton. Conn., is visiting her aunt and at the Pioneer Apartments. _s UMW UM 9 woo:Alms HOTEL FRANKLIN net Iwono won. 9 wane Mrs. A. Collie is now occupying uncle, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Alpert, of oodirm•soine ratozoono cm. nsu Ts. Woo Corner Larned and Bates Streets Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Siegel are her new home at the Philips Apart. 141 Farnsworth Ave. One block from Electric lboot receiving congratulations on the birth meats, 994 Brush St. Mrs. Mannie Wolf, of Buffalo, N. of a son. DETROIT, MICH. little 1Y., is visiting her brother a nd s i s t er , ekN s.ast thaayn at N(Ifai . r dkasr to pay Next Winter's War- F4J4 e HERMAN&BENMARKS spending a During This Month 1 I Only--- 30% Off on every article of furni- ture in our store except baby carriages which are 1V off, and refrigerators 25'," off. "tea h's Shoe ! Robinson-Cohen Co. Mr. Nathan Simons and Miss Sylvia daughter, Edna, have returned from nt a I M r. and Mrs. M. M. Wolf, of 104 Feed- Rates $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 ..........................„.........„.................................................., E. Simons have motored to Ottawa i crick St. tw N o lr: weeks' . Point. Mrs. Oscar B. Arie and daughters, Ruth, Janet and Ethel, arc enjoying a stay at Gratiot Beach. Mr. and Mrs. 1). J. Alpert, of 141 Farnsworth Ave., have returned from their trip East. Fred A. Wyckoff III DUO-ART Steinway Grand Duo-Art Reproducing Piano REPRODUCING PIANO —not only plays splendidly the large volume of ordi- nary player music, but is able by its special patented mechanism to perfectly reproduce the wonderful per- formances of such eminent Pianists its Dauer, Dimon', Godowski, Schelliing, Ganz, and scores of others. Nit-. and NIrs. Benjamin Fink, of 1411 Philadelphia Ave., and Mrs. J, B. Eh rick, of the Woodstock Aidts.. have returned from a motor trip to Cin- annati and Louisville where they vis r ita relatives and friends. You hear these Master Pianists at their best; not imitations of their performances, but actual reproduc- tions. Mrs. Writ. N. Moskowitz and son are spending a few weeks at Anchor- vine, Mich. NValter B. Moskowitz iiii ith the !toy Scouts at Camp Detroit Mrs. Meyer Burnstine and Soil, Leon. who have spent several weeks in the Catskill Mountains, Ncw York City and Buffalo. have returned to the city. Think of the exquisite pleasure you may experience in your own parlor, thru the Duo-Art Reproducting Piano, listening ito the greatest pianoforte genius this generation has produced! Dear It on our fourth floor. Liberal allowance on other instruments In exchange. Phone Cherry 3600. CULVER FOR COUNCILMAN Grinnell Bros HEADQUARTERS 243-247 Woodward Ave. Steinway, Stroud, Steck. Weber $985 up WALSH fession as executive, has accomplished notable achievements. Deeply interested In work. The iamberson Hat Shop At 610 Woodward Avenue. t t Will have a special showing of Pattern Hats all next week. • Ett! t11::f r ^ CZ-47Z erzitT.:: Prevents Waste Ice Saves the Left-overs Every bit of food is needed to win the war—Don't waste anything.— You can't save food without ICE Millinery ORDER TODAY. West 28, West 139, Walnut 4340 CRYSTAL ICE CO., Ltd. 27 John R School of Fine Arts 1215-1217 West Jefferson Ave. Independent and progressive. Thor- ough training in drawing and painting William R. McCredie from life; composition; Illustration. Day and evening classes. Fall term begins Monday, October 7. COUNCILMAN labltare The Tait Shop Cherry 778 Candidate For Candidate for For catalog and information address PROSECUTING ATTORNEY JOHN WICKER, Director Fine Arts Building, Detroit, Mich. CITY OF DETROIT is COUNCILMAN A man of clean character, a civil en- gineer tAlich., '031 who is in his pro When Charles II. Culver, now candb date for councilman, campaigned for his seat in the legislature 1914 and 1916, he pledged himself, its proof of his loyalty to Detroit, to never seek any political honor that was not with- in the gift of the people of his home city. Ile made good and now conies to the same constituency rind asks but fair recognition for the work he has done and larger opportunities for future service in the new city coon- cll.—adv. Exclusive Michigan Representatives 24 STORES. WELL QUALIFIED FOR Miss Sara Weinberg, of 217 Gar- field Ave., has left for the East to join her mother. Republican Ticket MATERNITY CORSETS! \ Prices The man who had the nerve to bring the people's attention to the actual condition existing between the D. U. R. and certain Detroit poli- ticians. _start at.... Had more to do with the present five cent rate on street cars than any other individual in the city. f Every m ptcsant mother should wear LANE BRYANT'S ernit y Corst e o preserve the Ma t health of her child. Ousted an arrogant Police Commissioner when the regularly elected Mayor lacked nerve to do so. STYLE! HEALTH! Prevents Fatigue! Mr. Walsh is a business man with nerve, with a viewpoint of the needs of a citizenry that consists of all the people and not a chosen few. To know Walsh is to know a man who will do things, and without waiting for the perfect rhetoric that some people require before acting upon things vital. Scientifically designed to effectively. con. teal conditions, yet give wonderful sup. port to the back and abdomen, and perfect freedom through the diaphragm. Mothers. to•be should adopt this corset early for it assures the health of the mother and baby. We are the largest dealms in the world VX;IV ZirlsTrfiWT ni l&T Li'' s'N thEe PERFECT e . built for the true maternity Noir, with k full nowledge of its require- mentor Vote for him and you have a man in the City Hall before whom you can appear and receive the consideration necessary to the general com- fort of many of our citizens. LaneBryant VOTE FOR MAC 2. s 5 zndPtoor 25S ___d He is one of the few present Aldermen who should be returned as Councilman by an overwhelming vote. Primary August 27th iSa.V.-. ...,.ilich- 3.047-437-.. FOR WOMEN % . For the purpose of training women desirous of doing patriotic , work or filling Government positions under the army and navy departments, 1 National League of Women's Service, ('amp Cooking, Motor Driving !,'' and Repair. Military Drill, Women's Com. of Council of National De- tense. Red Cross, etc. The wTHOMAS NORMAL TRAINING SCHOOL . Detroit, Mich. i l Has arranged special courses to equip women in the least possible time in First Aid, Canteen Service, Reconstruction Aid, Railway Ser• L .; vice, Civil Service, Shorthand, typwriting, Secretarial and Business Management, HEINRYift I ER DETROIT EXCLUSIVE HATTER Endorsed by all the leading Jewish merchants in Detroit, also by Alder- men Rheinhold, Hunter and Wartell. I 49 GPATIOT AVE. COP. LI BRARY AVE. -.4 ' War Service Courses i! 0 / There is an urgent need which women must fill, both at home and abroad, along these lines. Your Country pays well for your services, iko investigate now. Complete Information gladly furnished. Call or phone Miss Thomas, North 192.