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THE JEWISH CHRONICLE

Every Mother•to-Be Should Wear the
Famous LANE BRYANT

SOCIETY -

Maternity Corset

The only corset scientific-
ally designed for maternity
figure requirements. Con-
ceals the true condition,
retains the stylish figure,
supports the abdomen and
vital organs, preserving
the health of hoth inother
and child.

CHAIM WEITZMAN IS
i STUDIED BY FAMOUS
MAGAZINE WRITER

him to London. And he labored to
make that chemical for the Admiralty,
and made n. And after a while the
First Lord of the Admiralty was Ar-
Our James Balfour. And Chaim
William Hard Praises Palestine Leader .
eitzinan talked to him about Zi-

Mrs. Harry Partrite.

a. Chemist, Statesman, Wit

• The British government rewarded
NENv yok K ._.\„ interesting nt „d y ' Weitzman, as a chemist, by granting
o f Dr . Chaim p„ s id e „ I 11,11 a special hind of money to make
and Palestine• representative of t h e h"" personally and financially inde-

N1rs. Hugo Loewentbal and Nliss
Mr. and \Ir.. Edward Linx, who
Setta
Robinson were among the
have been spending ;( few days with
their aunt, NIrs. T. D. •ttlinger, singers of the Local Opera Chorus
Lexington ave.. Dayton, 0., which participated in the produc

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hate returned to this city.

$2 9 J. Up

en d

Zealot.

English Traci. 'onal Zionist commit- was handsome. And he
tee, is given by William Hard in The : • ontinued to talk about Zionism, with
Metropolitan Nlagazine. a new success to more people and
"In England there are strange per_ with a new prestige. And more pro-
40„. ple liked him. And his tongue re-
sons who t hi n k 0101 t h e
if manic(' light and his heart heavy
! Saxon. arc the ten 10 , 1 Iribcs
. and the y
Israel," say, Mr. Hard, "In England 11i 1 611 dare,,
gret;:,t its close.
there e w ea a s r
Disraeli could become Prime Minister 19
and the first le 1.11 governing ruler a new Secretary of State for Foreign
;of a Gentile state. In England tieorge Affairs. And it was Arthur James
Eliot wrote the Ziomst Om el, 'Daniel Balfour."

Lion of "Pagliacci“ at the Arcadia

last Tuesday evening.

NIrs. Nlaitrice .Npsel, of
NI r.
\1 r. and Mrs. had Thal, NIrs. Roy
Chicago f formerly of Detroit I. are
Thal, N1rs. Lena Thal, \1 r. Joseph
ITCCI \ ing congratulations upon the
Gettleson. NIrs. Ilarry Loewentlial
birth of a girl.
and \1r. NVilliain Isaacs. all of
255 Woodward Ave.
2nd Floor
Dayton, O., were in Detroit NIon-
The series of twelve lectures on
day,
to attend the funeral of Nirs.
the general subject, " -Hie Liter-
ature of the 1 ild Testament,". IV 1116 Sam Gettleson.
--
Leo NI. Franklin tits ,C11C(1 -
Our "Baby Department" provides Rabbi
NIT- . and Mrs. Samuel 'Montan
Monday last, the

We also carry Brassieres,
Camisoles and Pettis
coats.

Lane Bryant

Deronda.' In England the God of
the early Old Testament, the exacting
Temple Beth El Notes.
and unrelenting God demanded
Owing to the ban placed upon pub-
'righemisness and who broke the teeth lic meetings all activities of the
of the wicked, lof ame by special Temple. except the Red Cross Unit,
adoption the daily "narking God of will be discontinued until further no-
everything needed in apparel and tiled 10 begin 011
AM. Puritans, who sang His Psalm;
MRS. HARRY PARTRITE.
nursery furniture — an endless var- 21st. before the Twentieth Century
through and broke the teeth at
Service in the Homes.
iety of dainty, individual produc-
Salberg, who has
,
, Charles the First. In England, first
Miss
tions at prices lower than quoted Chili, has been postponed indefi-
Partrite
of
Detroit
Harry
NIrs.
The members arc especially urged
the
great
countries
of
the
been spending a few (lays with her formerly :hiss Nellie Guttenberg, died' aniung
elsewhere.
nitely because of the Influenza epi-
„„ r id • th e J ew , were ;insure d to hold some form of home service
\l r. and N1rs. Sol Salberg, October 14, at a southern health re- a genuinely free home by Charles the during the time that the Temple must
demic. Notice of the beginning of parents,
of Cleveland, (./.. has returned to sort, where she was endeavoring to Second in Ibb4. In England, Chaim ns. closed. A guide for such service
this third series of lectures will be
recuperate after a brief illness.
t will be found in he Union Prayer
Investigate our complete
w e it z n. zm n i s t, c hemist, but
this city.
,
'
The body was brought to Detroit onist in his
line of Maternity Wear, scientific• announced in these columns.
very chemistry, brought Book.
ally designed to conceal the deli•
for burial. Mrs. Partrite is survived to Israel its new charter of its new
Annual Meeting Postponed.
crate condition, afford comfort and
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Stone, of by her husband, her father, and a sis- nationhood.
anno unce the engagement of their
The Annual Temple Meeting which
represent the latest fashions.
"lie talked I cry well. And lie
11S Delaware ave.. arc receiving ter. Mrs. Berry Kaplan, of 248 Kirby
was to have been held last Wednes-
418.95 to $ 79.50 daughter, Beatrice May, to Mr.
avenue east.
Silk Dresses
talked, a long time ago, to Mr. .\r-
congratulations on the birth of it
day night, has been postponed be-
$19.75 to $157.50 Walter Harold Ekberg.
Coats
their James Balfour. \I r. Arthur
cause of the ban on public meetings.
$ 6.95 to $ 16.85
daughter, Ilernime Grace, October
Skirts
\I r. David P. Sillman, son of James Italfour is 'the fair sum of six It will be held as soon as conditions
thousand years' traditions of civility
22d.
THERE IS A GROWING
\I r. and Nlrs. J. L. Sillinan, of
permit.
and objects to being bored. Dr.
TENDENCY TOWARDS SIMPLE
West Philadelphia ave., is at the Chaim \Veitzman can talk about the
Inspector
Isidore
Rosenthal,
son
255 Woodward Ave.
2nd Floor
And Distinctive Lines in Feminine
Naval Training Station, I lreat deadliest thing in the liveliest way.
Uniongram. Do Twofold Good.
of Mr. Philip Rosenthal of 1415
Apparel.
Even on the topic of dead nations he
Lakes, Ill., in the capacity of pro-
Phe Uniongram as a medium for
is
amusing.
An
American
visitor
to
are
readily
adapt-
Mack
ave.,
is
now
stationed
at
Bay
WONDERFUL DISPLAY
American women
ducer of theatrical activities in the England, with an eye to his appear- conveying congratulatory messages
log themselves to the simplicity of City, Mich., as chief government
—OF---
is a great success. The sender of a
feminine styles which prevail at the
camp. ' d r. Sillman has been re- ance as well as to his character, has
Uniongram does a twofold good.
present time. Even in the most ex• inspector Of the World's Star Knit-
sponsible for the presentation of remarked that he is 'a highly virtuous First, the sender brings cheer to those
SMART MILLINERY
ceedingly rich new models for the ting \l ills, for the I.'. S. Quarter-
olieepilii isteoaprhe
ehu
a , iN Mephistopheles.'
and tireformatory
.
IN ALL TI1E
seseral new and unique entertain -
coming winter there Is an absolute
bald receiving the message and secondly,
a part of the twenty-five cents spent
simplicity which Is meeting the ap- master's Depot.
merits for the "Bluejackets" at this head, a tallish i a) nd slender and lithe
FASHIONABLE COLORS proval of smart American women be-
for the Uniongrain goes toward a
—
-
body,
an
agile
step,
a
luminous
and
Ile
will
be
rement
cantonment.
cause they so perfectly fill the pres-
scholarship to be earned by sonic
Mrs. Joseph M. Marks, of Ten-
lovable tsmilde' a tongue, instant at
ent day needs.
tiered as having taken an active
worthy student at the Hebrew Union
ir ,k g , lisno t i e n neti a ii n ugailmri e nte orat , ,, a 1 ■A a •l av,s as yismil , i t,ktl - .
In tailored suits II. siegel ('o. are nyson ave., has returned front
College, a part also goes toward the
part in last year's Tempel Beth El Ii
displaying styles which range from
Cleveland, where she seas called
He is that upkeep of free religious schools in our
SADYE GOLDBERG.
ing fun al something.
the simple, tailored model of Velour,
entertainment.
large cities. The Uniongram is not
Serge and Silvertones, to the very two weeks ago by the illness of
paralyzing - •' a unpickable combina-
579 Hastings Street.
elaborate fur trimmed models of Vel- her sister, Mrs. A. L. Cohen.
tion—a zealot was a wit. Mr. Ar- a method for collecting charity; it
our de [mine, Duvetyne, Satin or
In Memory of
thur James Balfour liked him. And does the same work as a telegram and
at the same time its proceeds are
Silk Velvet. This season the more
Mrs. Ella Gettleson other Britons of place and power used for educational purposes. Don't
elaborate styles will be featured In
Miss Fay Weiner, of 311 Freder-
liked hint. And the war came. And
suits unit wraps than in dresses. This
Chaim Weitzman served Britain—and waste money sending congratulations
ick ave., entertained on Saturday
comes about because of the cutting
by telegram. Use a Uniongram for
Endless the beautiful visions,
served Israel—with his chemistry.
out of nearly all society functions evening at an informal gathering And memories dearer than gold,
"The British needed a certain chem- all happy messages. They are uni-
and for this reason smart women aim
in honor of Miss Nliriam Fishman, Of a life that was pure and noble,
ical. They had to have it for mu- versally appreciated. Cniotigrams are
to appear to their best advantage on
A full line of plumbing supplies
The future will ever hold;
nitions. But they were without the sold by the Woman's Auxiliary of
the street, while enroute from one of Grand Rapids, Mich., who is
Endeared by all who knew her,
facilities for making it. \Veitzman Temple Beth El. They may be pro-
We specialize in repair work and appointment to the other.
spending a two-weeks' vacation at
An open hand and a smile,
The wrap-coats are particularly
devised facilities. He devised them cured in books of ten from 'Mrs.
sell plumbing material to the public
the
former's
home.
Beloved and cherished memories;
successful in the more elaborate
in laboratories, and he went on and Samuel S. Mayerberg or they will be
at wholesale prices.
styles and they have one great advan-
developed them for application in fay- sent singly upon request. Union-
Miss Fishman, Messrs. Harry Shall linger all the while.
It will pay you to give us a call.
tage, in as much as they will serve
tories. And the Admiralty' sumnionedlgrams sell everywhere for a quarter.
—HARRIET ROSEN BERG.
and
Nathan
Apse!,
Bernard
Rosen-
equally well for afternoon and even-
292 Gratiot Ave., Detroit,
ing wear when developed in the more zweig and Meyer .'Nlendelsolm were
Phone Cherry 2824.
handsome worsted materials trimmed
Res. Phone North 5120-M.
in charge of the entertainment,
Mil fur. B. Siegel Co. are display-
ing a great deal of variety In these and the evening was spent delight-
new wrap-con Is foe the wrap-coats fully in music, (lancing and games.
may be so simple as to be almost
tailored or so elaborate In design as
to be appropriate for afternoon and
NIr. and NIrs. 1.. J. Holstein, At-
evening wear.
To offset the scarcity of W001 Mil- kinson av C.. ;1111101111C • the engage-
OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT erial, velvet and velveteens have ment of their daughter, Irene 1).,
come into their own. A lovely, drapy
with
gown in Chocolate brown velveteen to Captain John R. De Vali, of
has a modest little tunic which boasts New York City.
Another
of marten fur trimming.
material which Is used now-aclays Is
The Busiest and Biggest
Ni t - . an d Mrs. H erman A .
Satin, and the latest fancy Is to com -
•
East Side Jeweler
bins two colors of this material in .el
Smer, of 970 John R. street, an-
the same gown. Black and grey, and
smoke
grey,
are
two
of
the
more
nounc•
the birth of a son. :MI:in
Cor. Ada ms and Ilastings Ste.
fashionable color harmonies.--Adv.
Benjamin, on October 19th.
Mich.

Infants' Apparel

Expectant Mothers
should

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Dept. of Health Daily Bulletin

To Prevent
Influenza

To keep well, keep clean.
Wash your hands before each meal.
Keep your hands out of your mouth.
Don't go to crowded places.
Walk to and from work if you can.
Get as much sunshine and fresh air as possible.
Sleep with your windows open in all weather.
Avoid persons who sneeze or cough.
Smother your coughs and sneeze in a handkerchief.
Warmth is necessary; be well clothed.
Don't use a towel used by anyone else.
Don't drink out of a common drinking cup.
Get plenty of sleep.
Eat plenty of good, clean food.
Don't visit the sick.
Keep out of houses where there are patients.
Don't neglect early symptoms.
See a doctor at once, or if you are working where there
is medical inspection, report.
Don't worry.
Don't get excited.

(Signed)

J. W. INCHES, Commissioner of Health.

.NIrs. Samuel Goldberg, of Buf-

falo, N. Y., arrived in Detroit last
week to visit with her parents. NIT- .
and NIrs. J. Bornstein, of 311 Med-

bury landevard. She will remain

for several weeks.

The Young Judean Literary
Club elected the following officers
for the next six months: President.
Mr. Simon Schlain; N'ice-Presi-

dent. Sant Cohen ; Recording Secre-
tary, Miss M. Cashman; Financial
Secretary, II. Kollenberg; Treas-

urer, Mr. Forman, and Sergeant-
at-Arins, Miss Weisberg.
An open meeting will be held
October 27th, at the Children's
Kindergarten, 221 \\*?.rren ave.
east. The public is cordially in-

vited.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rosenberg,
2912 West Grand Boulevard, are
receiving congratulatioos on the
birth of a son, October :2Ist.

Mr. Ben Kaufman has been
granted a short furlough from the
Naval Training Station at Great
Lakes, which he will spend with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Kaufman, of this city.

The unfurling of the Jewish

Service Flag and concert, which
was to have taken place this after-

noon at the Armory by the Red
Mogen David Congregation, has
been postponed indefinitely because
of the state-wide ban on public
gatherings. Tickets issued for this
afternoon will be good when the
program is given .

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