THE JEWISH CHRONICLE
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to pay Next Winter's War-
time Prices! Buy Now—Direct
From the Makers!
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mailed or phoned not later than Wednesday evening to THE JEWISH
CHRONICLE, 207 Peter Smith Bldg., Cherry 3381.
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Mrs. Soph; Sommers, of New
York, who has been the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. Milton 1'.
Kahn, for the past three months,
at her summer home at Lake Orion
and at her city residence, 230
THE
IDEAL
GARAGE
CO.
Euclid Ave. West, returned East
where he i5 enrolled in the Naval
Training Corps.
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S. A. AGREE, Mgr,
Call as when In trou•
b p la ey . a Expert
Night Service.
an Acces. d
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Mr. Julian Krolik is in New
• Phone Cadillac 3854
York City.
You will do better than
present normal prices by pur-
chasing direct from America's
leading , manufacturing fur-
riers.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stiglitz, 257
Delaware Ave., are receiving con-
273.277 Montcalm St.
gratulations on the birth of a boy.
HERMAN&BEN MARKS
Mrs. B. V. Arnstine, who has
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212-216 Michigan Avo'
—near Third
been visiting here, has returned to
her home in Toledo.
NIr. Dan Koblin, of Pontiac,
who is stationed at Camp Wheeler,
Macon, Ga., spent a few (lays in
Detroit.
Robinson-Cohen Co.
COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS
CORNER ni HIGH
FIVE BLOCKS EAST!" WOODWARD
and
HASTINGS
FIVE BLOCKS NOME CPATIOT
NORTH • BOUND TOURTEDITH CARS PASS THE 000a
Mrs. Eva Cohen, who has been
America's
finest
Furniture
for
Bedroom
Livingroom
and
Diningroom
visiting in Buffalo, has returned to
Detroit.
Dancing every night at
Dr. and NIrs. Charles A. Smith,
PALMS DE DANSE
710 Brush Boulevard, announce
Conceded to be the prettiest sum•
mer ballroom la America, featur•
ing Ben Shook and his superb or
chestra of sixteen artists.
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the arrival of a son, Marvin Elias.
Nliss Ruth Ilarris will give a
theatre party Wednesday evening
ELOPING
at the New Detroit Opera House,
in honor of Miss Sylvia Albert,
who has just returned from an ex-
svROLLICP
tended eastern trip.
BLACK
miss JATNETTE HARRIS .
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Harris of Battle Creek, Mich., announce the
engagement of the daughter, Annette, to Dr. M. Nathaniel Frank of
this city.
Exclusive Showing
—of—
Fall and Winter Models
for the smartly gowned woman
may be found at
"Leah's Milliner?
Shop
877 Woodward Avenue
Miss Stella Fixel, who has been
visiting in Cleveland, has returned
to Detroit. •
Private Daniel Schaefer, brother
of Mrs. Louis L. Steinberg, of Jef-
ferson Ave. East, has returned
safely from France, and is now
stationed at S. Army Hospital,
WITH
Fort Des Moines, Des Moines, Ia.
STERLING SILVER FITTINGS
Word has been received that
Sargeant Donald A. Marx, son of
Travelers' Equipment Complete
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Marx, of 18
Rhode Island .Nve., has arrived
KNITTING
SHOPPING
BAGS
BAGS
safely overseas. Sgt. Marx is in
the Motor Transport Division.
Dr. J. M. Herds, of !tali Brush
St., has been sent to Boston to
!wilt check the Spanish influenza
epi(letnic.
Merchants
1'rivate Louis Schwartz, of this
WOODWARD AVE. AT JOHN R.ST.
city, is stationed at the Columbus
Barracks.
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Ganapol School of Musical Art
1 Recognized as the most thorough and artistic school in this part of the
t ' $ country.
EVERY BRANCH IS REPRESENTED BY FAMOUS
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Ji taining their daughter, Mrs. Walter
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For information and year book, address
Stimson, of• Detroit.
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25 ADELAIDE STREET, DETROIT, MICH.
Telehone Cadillac 5752—BORIS L. GANAPOL, Director.
School Is Now Open
David Cooper
Cooper Goulson Insurance Agency
Fire
Plate Glass
Automobile
Mr. and Mrs. J. Heyn, Glen-
wood Avenue, Toledo, are enter-
50 INSTRUCTORS
Abraham Cooper
Miss Ilelen Schloss, of this city,
was the guest of her grandmother,
rt NIrs. A. Feiss, of Toledo.
;$ TEACHERS
Arthur Goulson
Raymond J. Weil, the sixteen-
year old son of NIr. and NIrs.
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Nlenry M. Weil, 211 Delaware
Ave., was appointed one of the
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"Four-Minute Men" of the North-
ern High Sclufid, to speak in fac-
tories and theatres.
Mr. J. Freud, who went to To-
328-330 Penobscot Bldg.
ledo to attend the funeral of his
GENERAL INSURANCE SERVICE
niece, Mrs. A. I. Stoneman, has
returned to Detroit.
Burglary and Theft
Health and Accident
Compensation
A Policy with us means Security
this Store
turned to their home in Cleveland.
SUIT CASES
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Display at
and Mrs. Al. Goldberg, have re-
SEAL LEATHER
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is on
and child, who have been the guests
1— ThefiorhamShop
o.
•hile there she sang at the Y. M.
C. A. but at Selfridge Field.
of Mrs. Feigenbaum's parents, Mr.
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three-weeks' stay at Mt. Clemens.
Mrs. R. Segal, of New Orleans,
On Monday. October 21st, Rabbi
Rabbi Samuel S. Nlayerberg ad-
Leo M. Franklin will begin his announces the engagement of her dressed the Perfection Lodge at
third annual course of lectures on daughter, Sadie, to Louis Oppen- the Masonic Temple on Wednes-
the "Literary Study of the Old heim, of Detroit. The wedding day evening, the 9th. Ile spoke
Testament," before the Twentieth will take place next June.
on "Practical Patriotism."
Century Club. Ilis lectures this
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gach are
year will deal with the philosophy
Nliss Ruth S. Goldsmith, of
of the Books of Joh and Ecclesi- receiving congratulations upon the Newark, N. J., is the guest of Mr.
astes, to each of which books six birth of a son.
and Airs. J. L. Marx, of Rhode
—
lectures will 14e devoted. The
!dam! Ave. '
Mr. and Mrs. Saul Feigenbaum
lectures will be given on alternate
Monday mornings at 11 o'clock.
Diamond
Miss Phyllis Zuckerman, 23 Edi-
son Ave., has returned front a
Mr. Nlarcellus Lee Marx has re-
turned to Ann Arbor, where he is
enrolled in the S. A. T. C.
BIG REDUCTIONS ON
HIGHEST GRADE PIANOS
—Among them such remarkable values as these:
$282
GRINNELL BROS.
SOHMER
Original price, $450 yLot., $500 style
B t y E e
$332 1
STEINWAY
$600 style
VOSE
$450 Style
Others at $177, $205, $165, $182, etc.
( 5 N5A 0 s
$260
$228
$268
We supply practically all
the hundreds of Pianos rent-
ed by those occupying Stun
mer homes throughout thy'
State. It Is the return of
these that bring about this
extraordinary clear anc o.
The sale stock also include.:
all our exchanged, sample
and shopworn styles.
Our 1 5th Annual Sale of
Summer Rental Pianos
—affords the greatest saving of any clearance we have
ever held.
YOU SAVE ALL THE RENT! We deduct every dollar we have re.
reined— and this, too, from the lower prices which were in effect when
the instruments were rented. Besides, manufacturers will undoubtedly
increase prices still further in the near future. This Sale Presents the
Chance for a TRIPLE Saving!
CLAYTON
Baby Grand
$525 Style
Summer Resort
Sale Price
$410
This sweet-toned, reliable grand,
offered at this special price, can
hardly be told from new. It is per-
fectly adapted to limited space--
and is wonderful value.
Other Grand
Pianos
$340, $365 etc.
Were $600 to $1,000
—among them such make. as
Knabe, Grinnell Bros., Harrington,
etc.
Every purchaser of one of these Piano bargains Is assured of
full and permanent satisfaction through our
Free Exchange Trial Privilege
Besides the extraorCinary values in Pianos, we offer
Many Player-Piano Specials
—A Wheelock "Pianola" at $635—a $750 Grinnell Bros. Player
Piano at 8480--it $700 Stroud "Pianola" at $432—and others at
similar reductions!
Like the Pianos, each one has gone through our Regulating. Re-
finishing and Tuning Department—and, many cannot be told from
new!
Grinnell Bros
Complete list of sale instruments mailed on request.
Write or Phone, Cherry 3600.
HEADQUARTERS,
243-247 Woodward Avenue
Payment Conveniently Divided if Desired.
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