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THE JEWISH CHRONICLE

_Grinnell Bros

Grinnell Bros

The Illustrious

If You are going to buy a Piano for Christmas,
why not choose the SUPREME PIANO--

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Steinway Piano

Reproducing
uo - Art Piano

—first choice of truly great Artists and music lovers the World over—is the distin-
guished make we are proud to place at the head of our line and for which we are
exclusive Michigan representatives.

Do you know that there is something new and startlingly different in Pianos?
Are you aware that you can now provide your home with a Piano which, while

complete and perfect for hand playing on the keyboard, may be played by anyone
through the medium of Pianola Music Rolls, and also will itself play the World's

It is not too much to say that the high point of per-
fection reached by the modern masters of the pianoforte
has been made possible largely through the instrumen-
tality of the STEINWAY, whose matchless qualities of
tone and touch are an inspiration, appealing to the deli-
cate sensibilities of the Artist as does not other Piano.

finest music, exactly as played by the great Pianists themselves!

Here surely is the Supreme Piano—the unap-
proachable Art Creation for homes of refinement
and wealth. It brings to the home, not only a
Piano of the very highest grade, not alone the de-
light and satisfaction of personally produced
music, but it also gives you absolute command
of the genius (and all but the actual presence)
of the Great Masters of the Piano.

We cannot adequately describe the stupendous
possibilities of the DUO-ART PIANO. You
must hear it to be able to form any conception
of its wonder and charm. Come in and hear
Paderewski, Bauer, Carreno, or some other cele-
brity play this marvelous Piano. Not imitations
of their playing, but the actual performances of
the Artists themselves, produced by their own
hands!

We invite your inspection of our magnificent Christ-
mas display of STEINWAY PIANOS, STEINWAY,
PIANOLA-PIANOS and STEINWAY DUO-ART RE-
PRODUCING PIANOS.

Other Pianos of our large and complete line include
the KNABE, the SOHMER, the GRINNELL (our own
make), the STERLING, the VOSE, the SHONINGER,
the HUNTINGTON, etc. Surely this store offers a se-
lection and a price range not approached elsewhere.

Steinway Duo•Ari

Reproducing Piano

Victrolas and Records
for Christmas

Duo-Art Pianos
$975 to $2950

Our Victrola store offers the largest stock of these popular entertainers to be found anywhere—and

you will certainly appreciate the service we give to those selecting instrunienta or records. Courteouts

salespeople to give you personal attention told private display 1 . 011111S where you may listen the rec-

ords in comfort and without disturhance.

Procurable only in these four famous makes—STEINWAY, STECK,
STROUD & WEBER—both Grands and Uprights.

A Magnificent Instrument for the
zeiell furnished Home, is the

VICTROLA. xvii
PRICE $275

Do not make the serious mistake of buying a Piano without first investigat-
ing the DUO-ART, which offers infinitely more than any other Piano ever created,
regardless of price. We arrange convenient terms of payment on the DUO-ART
Reproducing Piano, and take other Pianos in exchange.

MUSIC CABINETS

We have them for Sheet Music, Victor Records,
and Pianola Rolls. Nlany styles to choose front.
All woods and finishes. Always popular as Christ.
mas gifts.

Furnished in handsome malloga my or oak, or in American
Walnut at all advanced price. All metal parts heavily gold
plated. Embodies all the Victrola I nprovements mid high-class
features, Unquestionably the finest instrument of the kind pro-
motor, if desired, at
duced. C an be f furnished with electric. motor,
somewhat higher price. AVe have II ese beautiful type XVII Vic-
'rotas in stock and can make nom diate delivery. (It' we will
hold for Christmas delivery if preferred.

VICTOR RECORD
GIFT

PIA NO LA NI PS

A beautiful Holiday showing of Art Lamps, both
table and floor styles. Handsome designs in vas
inns fancy woods. alagnificent shades. See
our splendidly selected stock.

CER'T'IFICATES

A splendid t'firistmaa remembrance for the

friend who has a \'ictrola, enabling him to make

his own choice of Records. \Ve issue tilS• cer-

tificates in any amount and the Records may be

OTHER VICTROLAS
$22.50, $32.50, $50, $90, $115, etc.

taken at any time. Ask for further informathni

at our Vietroki store. or telephone Cherry :Wan.

Small Musical Instruments

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Complete outfits sold on convenient instalments.

M'e carry a very extensive line of Stringed and Brass Musical Instruments, and
are sole intents for the leading, makes, including the famous J. W. YORE American
Band Instruments. Investigate our Special Holiday Offerings in Violins, Guitars.
Banjos, Mandolins, Ukuleles, Cornets, and other small instruments, which make such
attractive gifts for young people.

Any purchase held for
Christmas delivery if desired.

SHOP EARLY!

Count Ilya Tolstoi Will
Speak Sunday to Jewish
Women's Club on 'Russia'

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Detroit Federation of Women's
Clubs Will Be Guests When
Famous Son of Famous Sire
Makes Address.

RUSSIAN SONGS BY
BORIS L GANAPOL

Praise for Women Workers, Plea for
Protection, Made by Expert.

The members of the Jewish Wom-
an's Club enjoyed a most interesting
meeting last Sunday afternoon when
Miss Therese Haley, Superintendent
of the Woman's Federal Employment
Bureau, spoke on "How Industrial
Woman Workers Are Playing Their
Park in the U. S. to Help in the Re-
construction Work of the War:' It
was one of the most instructive talks
that the club has been privileged to

hear.
Miss Ilaley stated that about one-
third of all the industrial workers
in this country during the war were
women. She made a plea for these
women, many of whom have been
thrown out of work since the coming

LET THE VIrf1101,1 till your home with melodyand cheer this Christmas and provide an unlimited
fund of recreation and entertainment for every (lay in the year. E%'EltY NIUSICAL DESIRE IS EASILY
.Ni) QUICKLY SATISFIED WHEN VOC HAVE A VICTROL.\ IN YOUR O.
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firinnell Bros 24

Michigan's Leading Music House

Headquarters:

243-245-247 Woodward Ave.

S tores

The theme. - 16 c onstruction." is most Philip Rosenberg, vice-president; Mrs.
that of any Jew he had ever stet.
has twill bronght Jacob Hirsh, treasurer; Mrs. Sam
This man, to all appearances, was a timely since the war
Vital I ioldberger,
sergeant-at-arms;
Mrs.
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and could trace his origin to an Old
a ("sines. family a theme la a public Official is an oe- Robert Rosenberg, secretary.
many generation. to
thoou,lit ful
'Flue arrangement committee con-
'rlie Detroit Federation of Wom- who had fnnnerly lived .11
i a nterior eauon to draw a 1:11, and
'llie Monday afternoon meetings of
. sister of Mrs. Alex. Stein, chairman.
audience
the club arc held on the first, third en's Clubs will be the special guests of China.
another
Mrs.
Mary Hartman, treasurer; Mrs.
Mr. Cohen is th e p ossessor o f a the Judge has
and fourth Mondays of each month of the Jewish Woni•n's Club on this
The Iloor
later in the eve- llarry Klein, secretary.
occasion. The men of the households number of medals awarded to him for speaking en gaeicent
s;
and members are urged to attend.
managers were Messrs. Joseph Raul.
A call has gone forth Mr more of members of the club are also cor- bravery of action at Harbin, Mali- ring. he must leave earls'.
l'H at man and Philip Jacoby. The general
workers for the Children's Canteen, dially invited. The program will be- churia, during the recent difficulties ly, his address. w ill begot ProfnY
A large attendance is committee consisted of Mrs. R.
gin promptly at 8.15 p. m.
there between the Bolshevist forces the hour it
which is a most important work.
Jacoby, Mrs. R. Comsberg, Mrs. 11.
and the troops under SemenotT. The anticipated.
The canteen at the Bishop school
For the follo,ing meeting. \Veillies- Farkas, Mrs. S. Hartman, hIrs. T.
latter general himself presented a
provides pony, tinder-nourished chil-
CHINESE
cuming,
Dec.
18,
M
e.
NIr
AI,
r s..
I ). Kauffman, Mfrs.
et:L rl to Mr. Cohen, and the Allied .lay
dren lif the east side with substantial
limo- Cameron, of the Detroit Journal, has Miller, Mrs. E. Markowitz, NIrs. A.
citizens of H
lunches at one penny. The benefit of
His subject will he G recii h ati . ,
••. Katz,
R.
sian citizens also presented Mr. Cohen been secured
this work cannot be over-estimated.
"Interesting Inter Views with Interest- Schwartz.
with medals.
\Yorkers are needed to prepare the
After the lecture the society ad- ing People '•
lunches as well as to dispense them.
—
Mtn-lied to the gymnasium of the
111 who ran give time either in the
Fascinating and novel pictures of "Temple. Dancing followed.
SHAAREY ZEDEK YOUNG
morning or afternoon are urged to
PEOPLE TO GIVE DANCE
life in 11111:110Wn Jewish centers in the
Plans arc under way for a large and
do so and can telephone their names
Far East were given by Sol H. Cohen.
1.i the season will
Tin . -.rind
interesting meeting of the society to
to Mrs. Kaufman, Hemlock 2063-J.
Deltmlwr N. in
of New York, in a lecture Sunday
he held on Sunday, December 29. Thu- 1,e 0 ■ cli SIIII ■ 1:0 Mat,
The annual Reciprocity evening of
the
evening before the l'oung People's
Young People ' s Society cordially in- the Shaaley 7.eilek gymnasium liv
the Jewish Women's Club, Sunday.
Society of Temple Beth El. Mr.
'tes
the
public
to
attend
these
month-
Yount/
People's
.\tisiliary.
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will
be
featured
by
an
address
Dec.
Cohen discussed his 80,000-mile trip
The committee on arrangements luxe
13 gatherings.
by Count Illya Tolstoy of Russia, sun
"jac-
through Japan, China, Siberia and
planned a surprise prOpfaln
of the iniinortal Leo Tolstoy.
other lands. A large audience appear-
siest at hiss" music will be rendered
Together with his father. who years
AIIMISSIOII is
ed to hear the address.
ago prophesied the very events that
- Mr. Cohen considers the Japanese
fifty cents.
'lase recently transpired, he has lived
secret service the most efficient and
of hest grade Glove
and worked among the peasants al
thorough in the world. Although a
"Reconstruction" will be the sub-
s i I k, express
the
Russia. He realizes their sufferings
commercial traveler of a friendly
jest of an address by Judge Jeffries
and their aspirations and believes that
jaunty snap of the
his every move was recorded on of the Recorder's Court at Temple
they will bring political salvation to
A most SUCCeFsittl and enjoyable
modish costume.
Beth El, Wednesday evening, Dec. II.
cards kept by the authorities.
their disrupted country.
Mr. Cohen was most interesting at R:15. The fudge will speak under lianuka Dance was given by the I
Count Tolstoy is a man 'of com- when speaking of the cordial and the auspices of the Wednesday Eve- Ladies' Auxiliary of Congregation'
manding personality and an author whole-hearted reception by the Chi- thing Chub of the Young l'eople's So- Beth Nloshe at the Strasburg Dancing
Academy. Saturday evening. Norem-
and lecturer of note. The club is int- nese Jews of Shanghai. During the
usully fortunate in being able to pre- Passover season he was treated with cie'l'Y ne appearance of Judge Jeffries her 3a A fine program of old-fash-

pianist, added much to the pleasure llanapol. There is none better titled
of the afternoon in the rendition of than he to bring out the full sync.
pat sty and inspiration contained in
a number of delightful selections.
this music.
"Canteen" Workers Needed.

of peace.
Following her talk, she answered
sent this famous son of a famous sire.
questions that were put to her by the
An additional treat of the evening
audience. in a very satisfying manner.
will be a group of Russian songs,
Miss Sadve Jacobson violinist. ac-
Boris
compani e d by Miss Sara Weinberg, which will lie sung by Mr.

JEWS ARE
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MADE KNOWN HERE

Traveler Tells of Seder in Long-
Established Shanghai Family.

JUDGE JEFFRIES AT
TEMPLE BETH EL l 'Y

tion,

na-

,,rdleSttA.

"Tailored
Bloomers"

HANUKA DANCE OF
BETH MOSHE LADIES

$1.95

the utmost hospitality and attended before the Young People's Society is Toned and new-fashioned dances was
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looked forward to with keen enjoyed by the c mpany.
Sedar at the home of a man wluose an event
The officers of the Auxiliary are
Jtidaism, Mr. Cohen emphatically interest not only by the members and
stated, was as earnest and as clear as their friends, but by the larger public. Mrs. Philip Jacoby, president; Mrs.

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