THE JEWISH CHRONICLE

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Don't Wait Until You Have
to pay Next Winter's War•1
time Prices! Buy Now—Direct
From the Makers!

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To Insure publication all items of Interest for these columns should bit
mailed or phoned not later than Wednesday evening to THE JEWISH
CHRONICLE, 207 Peter Smith Bldg., Cherry 3381,

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You will do better than
present normal prices by pur-
chasing direct from America's
leading manufacturing fur-
riers.

HERMAN&BEN MARKS

212-216 Michigan Ave.

Rabbi Leo NI. Franklin has' Rabbi of Temple Beth El, will be
been invited to deliver the pleased to know that he has re-
memorial address at the : ■ lem- covered from his recent illness.
orial Services for the late
Mr. Walter S. Oberfelder, NOW
Rabbi Nloses J. lines, which arc
occupies an important positio ‘n'
to be held at the Temple, Cleve-
with the Chemical Divison of the
land, on Sunday of this week.
U. S. .1rmy at Cleveland. spent
Mrs. Nlathew A. Rosenberg
last Sunday in Detroit as the
I and (laughter have returned to
guest of his sisters, Mrs. Leo M.
! their Inoue at Rochester, N. Y.
Franklin and airs. Nlelville S.
NIT-. Jerome Rosenberg has re-
Welt.
turned to his military duties at
Mrs. A. Gordon and airs. NI.

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The many friends of Rabin Ratner, of 230 Nledbury •ve.,
Samuel S. Nlayerberg, Associate have gone to Columbus and Day-
ton, 0,, to he gone ten days.

Several charming entertainments

have been planned for them in

Popular Concert at Arcadia

NEXT SUNDAY AT 3:30

To celebrate the glorious end-
ing of .the war for the Allies, Mr.
Sol A. Wolff entertained inform-
ally With a "Peace" dinner qn,

Thursday, November 21st, at the

Detroit Symphony Orchestra

Hotel Statler.

Covers were laid for twenty in

DIRECTION OF OSSIP

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the

both cities.

the main dining-room and patri-

GABRILOWITSCH

otic music was furnished by the

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Hotel Statler orchestra. The

table was artistically decorate d
with autumn flowers and appro

DJINA OSTROWSKA

HARPIST

Prices-25c and 50c—At GRINNELL'S

Our furniture is good furniture.

The many friends of Leo Sin
gel with the S. .A. T. C. in Ant
Arbor, will be pleased to heal

THURS. EVE., DEC. S—SAT. EVE., DEC. 7

RUSSIAN PROGRAM

that he is recovering from an at

SOLOIST

tack of intioenzzt. Mr. 'Gene Sic •
gel, who spent a few days \vitt 11

OLGA SAMAROFF

PIANIST

Our display of period suites for dining room, bed room and
living room is of exceptional beauty, providing representa-
tion for William and Mary, Queen Anne, Louis XIV, Louis
XVI, Adam, Sheraton and other popular designs.

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his sick brother in :Nun Arbor ,I

Prices—$2.00, $1.50, $1.00, 50c—At GRINNELL'S

has returned to this city.

Mr, Edward A. Atlas, of Vir

THREE SPECIAL PROGRAMS

ginia Park, spent a few (lays it

ALL-RUSSIAN

Cadillac, Mich.

Soloist—OLGA SAMAROFF—Pianist

• ALL-FRENCH

Soloist—ALFRED CORTOT—Pianist

St., entertained Tuesday night 41

Cherry 5330

a family dinner party compli-

menting her gradd(laughter, NIrs.
Edgar Nlenderson, who, with
Mr. Menderson, is visiting here

Reliable
Renovators

from Cincinnati.

NIT. . and NIrs. Max

JEWEL FEATHER MATTRESS & BEDDING CO.

WILL J. DENT, Mgr.

Latest Improved Method of Cleaning Feather Beds and Pillows. Down
Comforters and lint! Mattresses made from Feather Beds. Hair and Cotton
Felt Matt
leaned and Repaired. Ticks Laundered. New Ticking
Furnished.
Retailer of Beds, Mattresses, Springs, Pillows. Cushions and General Bedding
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Phone Cadillac 895
We re•lacquer and re.finish brass beds
359 Michigan Ave., Detroit, Mich.

WCII-

ding trip, and are home tempor-
arily at 33 Westminster Ave. it,

Sergi. Major Ilarry Alvin,
with the Aero Service at Wilbur
Wright Field, Dayton, 0., spent

the week•end in Detroit with his

parents, al r. and Mrs. NI. Alvin,
of 68 Palmer Ave.

( lit Monday morning, at

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the coming week,

Rabbi Lcu NI. Franklin will de-
liver the third of his addresses

on the Book of Job before the

Twentieth Century Club.
The Young Winn•n's Hebrew
Association of Detroit will form-

ally open its membership drive
'Vitih a harvest party at the Ilan-
nah Schloss Building, 239 High

St. E.. Wednesday, Nov. 27th.
All Jewish girls, 18 years and

over, who arc interested, are
urged to attend. The atTair will

"I now feel assured that my daughter
will always be provided for," said a
prominent I)etroit manufacturer in plac-
ing some stock of his company in trust
with us. "Inexperienced women with
money are the especial prey of the fly-by-
night promoter, who lives by his wits and
has the knack of finding his victims
among women. A husband of the wrong
sort may run through his wife's property.
This fund, however, can never be dis-
turbed as to principal, and will remain
as a protection for my daughter during
the rest of her life."

There is no safer or better way to provide for
your children's future than to set aside now a cer-
tain amount of property to beheld in trust for than.

We invite inquiries and will gladly offer sugges-
tions without obligating you is any way.

DETROITTRUSTCOMPANY

OPPOSIIII PtST OFF1 , "

MICHIGAN

Cadillac Policy for 1918-19

Bcrendt

have returned from their

Protecting His Daughter

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Mrs. Hugo Hill, of Rowena

Tickets for Series—$1.25, $2.50, $3.75, $5.00

Established
1905

FIVE 01.0015 ROOM 9, 4MITIOT

11CRTN-110M0 rOURILINTO1 CARS PAST TO ■ C DOOR

The Wiling Peoples Society fa
Temple Beth El Sunday night.

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602.604 Book Bldg.

COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS

Flit( PLOCNS EAST VWOODWURD

City, an international figure it
commercial circles, will add res

Soloist—JOHN POWELL—Pianist

Robinson-Cohen Co..

CORNER cf HIGH one HASTINGS

al r. Sill Cohen, of New Yor

ALL-AMERICAN

DETROIT,

cannot be imitated.

finement.

Following the dinner, Mrs. So
A. Wolf gave a theater part y It
the guests.

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HE real character that is so evident in good furniture

Like good breeding it is evident through its re-

priate favors.

GRAHAM HARRIS

Charm
of Quality
furniture

be given under the auspices of
the Recreation Commission, Ira
\‘'. Jayne, Superintendent.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Velick,
of Warren Ave. E., announce the
engagement of their daughter
Eleanor to Myron Epstein, son
of Mr. and Mrs. A. Epstein of
t his city.

Nlajor Louis J. Hirschman ad-
dressed the Detroit Grocers As-

sociation on NIonday night,

Cadillac Art Shop

Large selection of pic-
tures Framed and Un-
framed.
Picture Framing and
Portrait enlarging our spe-
cialty expert work, surpris-
ingly low prices.

52 GRAND RIVER AVE

The Cadillac Motor Car Company announces herewith its policy for
1918-1919.

Prices will be restored at once to the figures which prevailed before
Cadillac production was restricted by Governmental order.

Decreased output resulting from Governmental curtailment necessi-
tated an increase of $300 on all Cadillac models.

This $300 increase is now removed on the entire Cadillac line—the
readjusted prices to be in effect as of 12 o'clock midnight, Saturday,
November 16th.

It must he remembered that the Cadillac Motor Car Company has
been on an exclusive war basis, and deliveries will naturally be
limited, until the factory is restored to a peace footing.

The respect in which the Cadillac is held the world over has been
greatly emphasized by its splendid performance in war service, and
by the further fact that the United States Army has adopted the
Cadillac as its standard seven-passenger car.

Cadillac capacity has always been swiftly absorbed, but, in view of
the facts cited above, prospective buyers will do well to be fore-
warned against a demand without a precedent.

We assume that Peace will shortly follow the signed armistice. In
that event, the entire capacity of our factory will be devoted to the
production of Cadillac cars.

In spite of that fact, we do not believe it will be possible to build, dur-
ing 1919, all the Cadillac cars the world will want.

CADILLAC MOTOR CAR CO.

D E T It 0 I T RETAII. II RAN(' II :

1403 \VOODWARD AVENUE

JOSEPH A. SCHULTE, Mgr.

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