A merica Aprish Periodical Carter currox Maul - CINCINNATI 30, onto PAGE FIVE 1HE JEWISH CHRONICLE TEMPLE BETH EL NOTES. Save Money on TIRES "Democracy at Its Best and at Its \Vorst" will be the Fultject of Rabbi Franklin's address at Temple Beth El Sunday morning. Services begin at II o'clock. .N11 are very cordially eligible to membership. invited. lunior Scouts Confirmation Class The Confirmation Class, iiiclil the The Junior Scouts of Temple Beth direction of Rabbi Franklin, will be- El, composed of hugs .. b•tWern the gin its work on Saturday 'morning of ages of 10-12. meets every Tuesday this week at 9:30. All childrun of afternoon at 4 o'clock under the sup- confirmation age who have completed ervision of Captain Louis \Veitzmati. the requisite work in the Sabbath The meetings are always enthusias- School are urged to join this class. tically attended by a large number. Our New Wholesale and Retail Tire Store is Open. Full Le of Guaranteed Tires and Factory Seconds At a Saving of 25% to 50%. Vulcanizing and Repairing. Work Guaranteed. All GRATIOT TIRE & AUTO SUPPLY CO Gratiot and Beaubien. J. E. STRALSER, Gen. Mgr. Cherry 3737. Adult Bible Class HOTEL FRANKLIN Corner Lamed and Bates Streets One block from Electric Depot . DETROIT, MICH. Rates $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 ■II Uniongrams 'Elie Adult Bible Class has resumed \\*hat are Uniongranis? They are its sessions and has taken up the a useful substitute for telegrams. stud) of the New Testament in dui... \\lien Used? nu all congratula- light of Old Testament prophecy. tory occasions. The class meets on Thursday after- \VII). should I use them? Because noons at 2:15. A.II who are interested the proceeds go to the establishment in the literary study of the Bible arc of our Scholarship Fund. United.' How Shall I Procure Them? .\t Red Cross Unit the Temple or by calling Mrs.•Satintel 'file Red Cross [nit of the Temple, 1\ layerberg, chairman of Union- whose work was temporarily inter- S. gram eofnmittee, or iuiy member of rupted by the shortage of material, the Auxiliary Board. has resumed its activities with re- Twenty-live 'rile women of \Vhat is the Price? newed enthusiasm. cents apiece or in books of four or in the Red truss Drive which begins the unit will take an important part ten. on Nliiitilay., .11it .L. i .e asked to help in Change of Address this important pa 'otic work. All members who have changed Every day the clothing situation grows more acute. We advise thatyou buy now- Comfort and Service at • moat N./1111 1-1r lino In the city of slit n1111 0111 By doing so you will save at least $10.00. Dry Goods, Notions and Furnishings M. ROSINSKEY'S 351•355 Hastings St. Quality Which Is Unexcelled at Wholesale Prices Thursday Sewing their address are urgently requested Thu Thursday Sewing for local to mail their correct addresses to the charities has a large quota of work secretary in order that the roster in that must be finished. The co-opera- the forthcoming Year Book may lie tion of all 11111- W0111V1 .1 therefore is correct. most urgently required. What are they Saying About You? Tour Activities Are Being Written About In the Whole Jewish Press We Know Because We Read and Clip All the Jewish publications In the world. We are the first and only Jewish Clipping Service. Largest Exclusive Clothier Corner Monroe and Randolph Branch: 99.101 Michigan. Address: Clipping Department The Jewish Correspondent Beekman Street, New York PRICK Puritan Brick and Deal era In Tile Co. Brick Tlla and 4-.1 Mortar Stain 710 FARWELL HENRWiTATTER DETROIT'S EXCLUSIVE HATTER 49 ORATIOT AVE. COR. LIBRARY AVE. I. BERKOWITZ Dress Trimmings and Supplies Onyx Hosiery and Marode Underwear Kayser 11111cOloves 308 HASTINGS, ST.. DETROIT "THE MADISON" KOSHER RESTAURANT "Meet Friedberg- Wear Diamonds" i GriswoldSt.M. ,;T:Isey;""" Telephone CadIllas 2755 Home Cooking J. 10EWENBROWN, Prop. Detroit, Mich. BCNJ sHiF ► MAN WOCIII SERVICE &SUPPLY FA CT 0 R Y GUARANTEED ACCESSORIES T N\ilf S TIRE BARGAINS E C 0 WE SAVE YOU FROM R E S 25 to 50% BR YOUR TIRES AND TUBES N D 1830W00DWARDAVE.MARKET 5091 S AT PHILADELPHIA AVE WE SELL OR EXCHANGE TIRES Colonial Laundry Past masters in the laundering of Young People's Sculiety ,.I'lle Young People's Society of the IIADASSAIL Temple has mapped out a splendid course of lectures in connection with its Wednesday Evening Study Club. The speaker on Wednesday, Dec. 18th, will be Mr. Chas. D. Cameron of the Detroit Journal, who will speak on the topic • "Interesting Persons \•hom I Have Interviewed." Mr. Cameron is an exceptionally brilliant speaker and should be )9ril by a large audience. Not only the members of the Young People's Society but all who are interested in these classes and lec- tures are cordially invited to attend. iladassah will hold the next regular meeting on Tuesday evening, Dec. 17, 8 o'clock, at Shaarey ledek. An un- usually tine program has been pre- pared. The subject for discussion will be "Americanism and Zionism," to be led by Mrs. Morse M. Cohen. Miss Sadye Jacobson will render violin selections. She will be ac- companied by Miss Sara \‘'einlierg. All members and their friends are urged to attend. RIDGE 1111 'rte meeting of the Women's Aux- iliary .\ ssociation last Monday when `Major McKean spoke on "Ti Spirit of the Nations . ' was well awed led by an enthusiastic audience. The sing- ing by members of the Auxiliary chorus received hearty applause and the high stividard set augurs well for the future• of the organization which is under the direction of Nliss.Mirah Cohen. TV. A.nxiliary has a very in- teresting program mapped out for the year. and it is hopeNliat all of the ineetingS throughout the season will he well attended. Girls' Patriotic League The Girls' Patriotic League of, Temple Beth El meets every Tuesrlay 4: afternoon at four o'clock under the direction of Miss Ella Stillman. The iiiganization is occupied in making garments for French and Belgian children. \laity dresses and undergar- ments have been completed and be- fore the season is over the society will tare made an enviable record. After the work of the afternoon an enjoyable program is held. Dress Shirts, Silk Shirts, Just Shirts, Sheer Frocks, Dainty Lingerie, Woolen Underwear Bed and Table Linens 3037 Three Main Lines 3038 1673 NEW TELEPHONE RATES Effecthe December I, 1918. By Order orthe Postmaster General. ()lily the important changes follow. 1/etaileil rate schedules will he distributed with the bills for January service. BUSINESS SERVICE Money Forwarded to All Partr of the World 479 Hastings Street, Corner DIvIslos DETROIT, MICH. Potts Drug Company PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS Phones: Cad. 138 and Cad. 6552 525 WOODWARD AVE. Any and apartment houses. Schechter's Drug Store 477 Hastings St., Cor. Division OPEN A CHARGE AQOOUNT with kia aktI1 The Busiest and Biggest East Side Jeweler l'or. Adams and Hastings Sta. Detroit, Mich. DETROIT, MICH. Phone Cadillac 32911. SPRUNK ENgm , , , ,,NoGug-9ntir DESIGNING PHOTDRCTOUCHINE Specialist at B'rith Milaths nnvn 18 years expert. ence COLOR-PLATES D1,7 Main, witliln . .300 feet of the switchboard, or extension, within 300 feet of the main station: OflIce and Resid. ence Friday evening services are held from 5 to 7 p. m. Rev. IL D. Bass officiates, assisted by the splendidly trained choir. On Saturday morn• logs, services are held from 8:30 to 11:30 o'clock. Rev. H. D. Bass oM- elates, and Rabbi Judah L. Levin lee• tures occasionally, dates of which will be announced hereafter in this Subscribe to the JEWISH CHRONICLE $2.00 Per Year (al Annual charge for multiple switchboards, with ringing circuit, bat- tery power and an operator's telephone for each position, based on the cost of the switchboard and associated wiring and apparatus, installed. RATES Local mesimges, five cents each. Individual line -guarantee 4 local messages per day. Two-party line-guarantee :i local messages per day. Refund of It' per message allowed on local message charge:a ill excess of guarantee RESIDENCE SERVICE TEMPORARY FLAT RATE 5.00 individual Ilue MESSAGE RATES 3.00 .04 .03 Twomarty line, 67 messages or less, per month Next 50 each All others, each Four-party line, 50 messages or less, per month All others, each ........................................... . DECORATORS 2.00 .04 EXTENSION STATIONS BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE .50 1.33 The temporary tint rates are to remain in etTeet only until the change to measured ser- vice can be made. Adjustment of charges for Decembe• service to the new Hat raft' kill be maile on the bill for January service. Messiii4es from four-party residenee lines have been counted siucr December 1. • Ilessages from two-pa•ty residetive lines will be counted beginning December 10. The charge fir messages used in December in excess of the minimum contrast number will lie included its the February bill. MOGEN ABRAHAM PHONE RIDGE 73-W. 1.00 .67 .50 First six Next fourteen All others In same building as Alain Station Outside of building but within one quarter mile ,CIGAR I Oct STRAIGHT Wedding Cere- monies performed 212 Warren Ave. E. COMPANY 10.00 Trunk lines, flat rate, both-way only ellell Stations, in the same building. each: . HALF-TONES Rev. II. D. Bass Cantor of the Mogen Abraham Congregation DEAN 1.50 2.50 Cordless, maximum capacity 10 lines Cord, niaximum capacity SO lines, per position Switchboard, multiple (al COIN BOX HARRY is $ 9.00 7.00 Switchboard, cord or cordless, non-multiple, with battery power, without operators' telephones: IrSC=1:13B99= 0N4 CLEANERS AND DYERS Net per month Individual line Two-party line Switchboard system No. 1 Private Branch Exchange.) t bless service except at hotels This schedule applies for general '11.1-k Troop No. 70 of the Roy Scouts of America hieets at Temple Beth El every Thursday evening at 7:30 under the direction of Mr. Milton Aron- Schechter's Bank Net per InOttfli TEMPORARY' FLAT RATES Boy Scouts Cor. Charlotte Order, Called for Delivered wh•re. LOUIS MUSCOVITE Women's Auxiliary Association BUILDING Phone Main 2247.2248 120 Broadway, heist. The Scouts are rapidly learn- ing Scout law and are becoming pro- ficient in their drills and flag signal- ing. The Scouts will aid in making the Religious School one hundred per cent in Red Cross Membership. .‘11 boys above the age of twelve are paper. Hebrew School Is conducted daily, except Saturday from 6 until 7 p. Congregational meetings are heir' on the first Sunday in every month. 193-195-197 GRISWOLD STREET DETROIT In recording messages from party lies telephones i1 is necessary that the calling sub. scriber give the letter designation of his telephone. It will expedite the completion of calls its for example - in calling for Northway 3682,1 'it' the letter is given when the call is placed .W . (*ailing. - say "Northway from the "NV" station on a line, : When line is reported busy:Thiel/CI Only completed outgoing calls acc charged for or other erroN occur the call is not and when wrong numbers • answer - or "out or order, vomited. MICHIGAN STATE TELEPHONE COMPANY