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SOCIETY
This Store is Built Upon
The Crowley-Milner Idea
Airs. Nlax J. Feldman and son,
Mrs.' 1). Cohen and family have
returned to the city, after spending Leonard, have returned to their
home at St. Louis, Mo., after
the summer at Orion Lake.
visit to her daughter, Mrs. David
Feldman.
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Miss 1)orotliv Schnabel,' Of
Virginia l'ark, is visiting in Atlantic
Sgt. Morris Rubinson spent Li-
City and New York.
bor Day with his parents, Alr. and
Mrs. David Robinson, 106 Rowena
Mrs. Simon Lachman has re- street. Ile left Tuesday fur Jack-
turned from a water trip to Chi- sonville, Fla., where he Will enter
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cago and Georgian Bay.
the Officers' Training Camp.
Wear Diamonds"
z,xy:r.heater
and
That is, first to buy desirable merchandise low—
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"Meet Friedberg—
NI r. and Mrs. J. Alexander and
NIT. and Airs. Louis J. Shapiro,
formerly of IV, NVarren Fast, have family have returned from a tWil-
't moved into their new home at ',I lit? WeeliS . motor trip in the middle
west.
Virginia I 'ark.
ARE HERE
Strides Down Comfort Avenue Shod in
It pays to shop here.
France.
Mr. and Airs. H. 1). Solomon, of
7tid Brush street, have returned
from a pleasant stay at Alackinaw
Island.
Florsheim
Shoes . . .
For the man who requires comfort in the
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Cro wley, Milner & CO.
NIrs. Abraham Ilyman, of I:.26
ter, Eva, hate returned from a two-
weeks' visit to Des Moines, 1;1.
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Tamssuassimminsuamsssimm= Emmummusa
Alr. Leo Rodgers, of ti%). Glendale,
has returned from Chicago, where
be assured in the lasting qualities of his he spent several days.
For the man who demands that appearance
shoes.
Mr. J. A. Miller, of La Place
OAKLAND
For the man who appreciates values, pro-
street, Pittsburgh, is visiting in De-
ducts priced in accordance with existing troit this week.
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There are thousands of Men who Care— SHADOWS OF PRESENT
AND COMING FASHIONS
and they wear Florsheim Shoes.
A. E. BURNS & CO.
DETROIT AGENTS FOR FLORSHEIM SHOES
21 Grand River
West of Griswold
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Day and Evening Sessions
Women trained in the least possible time at the
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Wide variety is seen in the new sea-
son's blouses and in B. Siegel's fall
displays there is no lack of beautiful
styles. They are of every type and
the materials are chiefly Georgette
Crepe, fancy silk waists, satin waists
and Chantilly laces.
In washable blouses, satin striped tub
silks and washable satin are favored.
Purple and white stripe tub silk goes
to the making of both and high-neck
tailored blouses of an unimpeachable
smartness. In the high-neck models
a stock and tab cravat and bottled cuffs
of white pique provide the finishing
touch, while with the low-necked mod-
els, broad box pleated white organdy
collars and cuffs fulfill this function.
Many of the new blouses show an
"over-the-skirt" arrangement of some
sort. either in front or back or both.
It may be a bib-shaped front section
or a hanging back panel or a waist-
coat effect. A lovely blouse in bis-
cuit Georgette has a bib-shaped front
section below the waist spotted with
beads at intervals. On this back-
ground is set a bold design in navy
blue beads and a band of biscuit bead-
ing outlines the square neck and col-
lar. This is a beautiful blouse, but
no more so than one of castor Georg-
ette with binding and hanging buttons
of dull, blue beads.
Some of the new blouses have large
revers of the material tucked at the
hack and sides of the collar, the ful-
ness falling softly, nearly to the waist-
line at the front.
Many dresses have immense square
collars hanging in the hack with silk
tassels to match at each corner.—Adv.
SENSIBLE SIX
FOR the FAMILY to ENJOY
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T is evident that there will
be more women driving
their own cars from now
on than ever before.
It is evident also that the na-
tional policy of careful expen-
diture will not be disregarded
by women who buy cars.
In view of these facts this new
Oakland Sensible Six Sedan
(unit body) could not possibly
have appeared more oppor-
tunely.
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The Combination of Highest Pianoforte Quality with the Supreme
Achievement in Player-action construction is found in the celebrated
STEINWAY Pianola
Player-Piano
And, this means musical effects pre-eminently beautiful
and artistic—means the added satisfaction of having in your
home the Instrument to which the entire musical world ac-
cords supremacy—means unequalled wearing qualities and
durability—means keenest musical enjoyment—means Battn
faction that in duration and completeness is provided through
no other instrument!
Learn of the expression—control features
that have gained the Instruments of the
"Pianola" line—and these alone—the en-
dorsement of the great musical authorities.
Grinnell Bros
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Gratiot, Farmer, Monroe and Library Avenues. Store Hours 8:30 to 5:30. Saturday nights the Men'a
fit of master made footwear.
conditions.
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Departments remain open until 9:00, the rest of the store closing at 6.
West I ',rand Blvd., and her daugh-
Florsheim Shoes are for the man who cares.
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We find that a small profit, repeated, is better for us than a
big profit—AND THE LOWER PRICES ARE A GREAT
THING FOR OUR CUSTOMERS.
Lieut. AI. NI. Hyman has left for
France with Base Hospital No. 65,
of the North Carolina Unit.
An Army of American Citizens
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Then to add a small profit.
This makes goods sell faster.
Word has been received from
Jack Siegel, who is with the Field
Artillery, of his safe arrival in
FALL STYLES
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Through the Steinway Pianola, and it alone can
he gratified your desire to have in YOUR home the
player-piano that stands highest and Is unqualifiedly
best!—Its reputation for supremacy is world-wide!
Other Instruments In exchange—For estimate of allcwance phone cherry 3600.
Exclusive Michigan .Representatives.
HEADQUARTERS, 243-247 WOODWARD AVENUE
Stoud, Playtona, Wheelock, Steck and Weber are the other models of the
"Pianola" line. Prices from $575.
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For it meets precisely the con-
ditions imposed by both priv-
ate and public requirements.
T 2600 r. p. to the
overhead-valve en-
gine of the Oakland
Sensible Six delivers
44 full horsepower, and
it is exceedingly spar
Mg of fuel.
Touring Car
811Sh
Roadster
$1186
Sedan (Unit
Body)
$1760
Coupe (Unit
Body)
$1760
F. 0. B. Pontiac, Mich.
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One of the most noticeable ad-
vantages of the two-door body
on this Oakland Sensible Six
Sedan is its accessibility and
convenience.
Its quick and able engine, its
simple construction, its perfect
balance and its short turning
radius, make it a car that a
woman can drive without haz-
ard or fatigue. •
Its moderate first-cost is but
the beginning of an economy
which lasts throughout the
car's entire life, and which ob-
tains in every detail of its op-
eration.
The comfort and shelter it af-
fords in year 'round driving
combines maximum useful-
ness with thrift.
The unit body of the Oakland
Sensible Six Sedan is beauti-
fully proportioned, and from
the three-piece windshield to
the broad rear window is fine-
ly equipped.
The front seats are of the in-
dividual type, and like the
wide tonneau seat and the car
interior, are upholstered in
gray automobile cloth.
Conversion from a closed win-
ter equipage to an open car for
summer touring is easily
made; the windows can be
lowered into the car.
One may drive this Sedan
proudly in any company, and
always at a cost within reason.
THE W. D. BLOCK MOTOR CO.
1225 Woodward Avenue.
Market 4612.