THE JEWISH CHRONICLE
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Annual
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mailed or phoned not later than Wednesday evening to THE JEWISH
CHRONICLE, 207 Peter Smith Bldg., Cherry 3381.
Cleartnce
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Mr. and NIrs. I). W. Davis, of
ht Thursday evening last. Rabbi
1.o) NI. Franklin delivered ;ill ad- thy Stevenson Hotel, announce the
dress before the Woman's Literary engagement of their daughter,
In
Progress
(101) of Plymouth, Nlieh.
Genevieve Rose, to Mr. Arthur J.
Baer. of Chicago, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Baer. Mr. Baer has
\I r. David A. Brown addressed
not been released from military
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the Kiwanis Club at their regular duty as Chief l'etty Officer in the
America's Leading Manufacturing
Furriers.
the Statler. \I r. ItroWn spoke on their friends front three to live
the wo rk of the Better Business o'clock, Sunday afternoon, Janu-
weekly meting Tuesday noon at U. S. N. They will be at home to
212 to 218 Michigan Ave.
ary 12. at the residence of the bride-
Bureau.
elect's grandmother, Mrs. Hannah
Goldberg, at 121 Hancock ave.
west.
OU CAN MAKE THE WHOLE FAMILY HAPPY
WITH A BOX OF MACDIARMIDS' CANDIES-
-FRESHLY COOKED DAILY-80 ENTS THE
POUND AT FIVE CONVENIENT STORES..
32 Broadway
1505 Woodward
McMillan's
Opp, the Pont.
chartrain
.01;armirk
PETRO TH. 11. ANNOUNCED.
Mr. and Mrs. David D. Gold-
smith of IN Maybury Grand ave.,
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Esther Estelle, to Mr.
A Great Sale
211 Woodward
747 Woodward
of fine
Specialists at Candycraft
Axminster and
Wilton Rugs
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PRE-INVENTORY
SALE
is now in full swing
MISS ESTHER ESTELLE
GOLDSMITH
20%
LAMPS
Boudoir
Table
Floor
Desk
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COMPLETE HOME PUNISHERS
CORNER f NIGH asi HASTINGS
Miss Beth Ripley, of Denver,
who has been the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Avery 'J. Ginsburg, left on
Tuesday to pursue her studies at
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Smith College.
Mrs. Samuel S. Mayerberg left
New Year's eve for a two-week's
in Cleveland.
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\I r. Samuel Levin, of the De-
troit Junior College, has consented
to give a course of sixteen lectures
before the Young People's Society
of Temple Beth El o n Wednesday
evenings, on the subject of "Mod-
ern European History." All inter-
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ested in this Wednesday night class
are asked to communicate with
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Rabbi Mayersberg at once..
Miss Zelda Smith. daughter of
20%
Mr. and NIrs. Louis Smith, Erskine
for
street. left this week for an ex-
the
Fireside
tended trip through the East.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob King, of At-
kinson avenue, announce the mar-
riage of their daughter. Rita, to
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Mr. Howard Crown Leavy, of
Pittsburgh, Pa.
11onoring Mrs. David Krause of
POPULAR CONCERT
Arcadia—Sunday, January 12, at 3:30
DETROIT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
DIRECTION OF OSSIP
GABRILOWITSCH
Soloists
Soprano
SEATS 30c, - 55c, S5c
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New York City, who woe: the guest
of her sister, N1rs. Chas. Alpern.
Mrs. Abraham Cooper, of 101 ilpo-
drie ave., entertained at a theatre
party and tea. There were several
other charming
entertainments
given for Mrs. Krause during her
stay here.
HENRI MATHEYS
Dr. Delbert R. Blender, surgeon
WAR TAX INCLUDED.) AT GRINNELL'S
at the Great Lakes Naval Train-
MISS MARTHA ATWOOD
NEXT PAIR SYMPHONY CONCERTS
FRENCH PROGRAM
Thursday Evening. Jan. 16, at II:30. Saturday Afternoon, Jan. Mat 3:30
Soloist—ALFRED CORTOT—Pianist
Seats 50c, $1.00 $1.50, $2.00, at Grinnell's
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the city on a furlough.
Mr. and Mrs. J. I). Friedman.
East Bancroft street, announce the
Prof. F. Szende
engagement of their daughter, Re-
becca, to Mr. George W. Newman,
of Paterson, N. J. The wedding
will be an event of early spring.
this most unusual gale of furs, one can
find here pieces priced to suit any taste or
purse. Every article Is a part of our regu-
lar stock, nothling has been brought in to
sell at sale prices, but the original price
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tags are on every piece of fur, simply be-
ing marked down twenty-flve per cent. Note
the variety in the prices quoted:
COATS
45 inches 1011" , plain Ilmison Seal 1175.00
Coat, now
30 inches long, Sport Model, Nutria
$135.00
and Hudson Seal, now
GOATEES
Hudson Seat with Natural Squirrel
Collar, now
Hudson Seal with Hudson Bay
Beaver Collar, now
$125.00
5100.00
SCARFS
545.00
l'oiret Fox Animal Scarf, now
Taupe Nutria Stole, with pockets, now. $60.00
Fisher Raccoon Animal Scarf. now 522.00
Genuine Mack Lynx Animal Scarf.
$22.50
now
533.50
Black Fox Animal Scarf, now
MUFFS
Dark Natural Raccoon, 3-stripe Muff,
$22.50
now
Natural Raccoon. 1-stripe Muff. now $ i5.00
Brown "Kol Dye" Squirrel Ball Sluff,
518.00
Natural Hudson hay Beaver Ball Muff,
$20.00
now
Black Fox Sluff with head. tall and
$45.00
paws, now
Mr. Sylvan Grosser returned
Saturday from a brief visit with
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Mrs. It. Blender.
From beginning to highest grade at pupils residence or my studio
2207 W. Jefferson.
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lough with his parents. Dr. and
Lieut. Darold Schlesinger is in
Telephone Cedar 1122.
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his parents at Chevey-Chase, N1d.
PIANO and VIOLIN INSTRUCTION
FIVE BLOCKS NOCT/1 GRATIOT
FIVE BLOCKS EAST WOODWASIO
NORTH- WM) rOURTUMTH CARS PAU THE 0000.
visit with her mother and sisters
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Coal Hods
Coal Grates
Andirons
Fire Sets
Fire Screens
Gas Logs
Robinson-Cohen. Co.
Hyman Koffmann of this city. Mr.
Koffmann is at present stationed at
Camp Custer, in the Exchange De-
partment.
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G. W. ZANGER, Inc.
F. F. BECKMAN
Opposite Hotel Stotler
28 BAGLEY AVE.
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