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CLIFTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 20, 01110

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THE JEWISH CHRONICLE

-:- SOCIETY -:-

THE
GATES-MANOR

GRAND OPENING

Washington Birthday l'arty

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ROSE ROOM AND JAPANESE TEA ROOM

Five-piece Orchestra, Dancing, Comedian Singing

;2.00 per Plate

Gumbo Bouillon
Oyster Cocktail
gut:en Olives
Filet of Sole Gastronome Normande
Chicken a la King
Tenderloin of Beef, Sam Ward
Roast Spring Lamb, Orange Mint Sauce
Mashed Potatoes
Green Peas
FRUIT SALAD
Steamed Fig Pudding, Wafers, Sabayon, Apple Pie, American Cream
Cheese, Demi noise
Famous l'uro Filtered Water Served.
Patriotic Arctic Ice Cream

Canape Martha
Celery

Under supervision Xavier Kessler, formerly chef Wayne Hotel

1165 WOODWARD AVENUE

ONLY RECITAL APPEARANCE THIS SEASON

BY MR. OSSII'

GABRILOWITCH

The Eminent Russian Pianist

CHOPIN PROGRAM

SUNDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 2, AT 3:30
ARCADIA

Seats: Orchestra $1.50, Parquet, $1.00, Balcony 50c
Boxes (Seating Six) $12, $5

On sale at Grinnell's Monday, February 24

Advance Reservations with check now

Ilarry Cyphers, Manager, 604 Book Building

David Cooper

Abraham Cooper

COOPER INSURANCE AGENCY

328-330 Penobscot Bldg.

GENERAL INSURANCE SERVICE

Fire
Plate Glass
Automobile

Iturglary and Theft
Health and Accident
Compensation

LIFE

A Policy with us means Security

Furniture

for

Living Room
Dining Room

and

Bed Room

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TABLE D'HOTE DINNER 6 to 9

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The Young People's Society of
Temple Beth El are giving a Wash-
, ington Birthday party, February 23,
at Temple Beth El. A special mu-
' sisal program has been arranged in
addition to Hazel's orchestra, which
I will furnish the music for the danc-
ing. Appropriate favors will be given
the guests.
M rs Ben Born of • Lafayette, Ind.,
I is the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Maurice Goldenberg.
Mr. Henry Gilman of the Hotel
Stevenson spent several days in New
York on a visit with his mother.
Miss Rhoda Grabowsky is spending
a month at Atlantic City.
The next lecture in Rabbi Frank-
lin's course at the 20th Century Club
will take place on Monday morning at
II o'clock. The class is making an
intensive study of the philosophy of
the Book of Job.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph II. Ehrlich
have gone to Battle ('reek fur a short
stay. •
Mr. and Mrs. Abe Silberberg. for-
merly of Oil City, Pa., are at home
to their friends at 467 Atkinson ave-
nue.
A February wedding of much in-
terest is that of Miss Miriam Nelken
and Mr. Leslie L. Mitchell, which
will take place Saturday evening,
February 22nd, at the home of the
bride-elect's mother, Mrs. Bertha Nel-
ken-Braun, 101 Jarnsworth avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard II. Anspach
are spending several weeks in New
York and other eastern cities.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Smilansky
have returned from Nevi. York City.
Dr. :Martin B. Robinson, 1st Lieu-
tenant, Medical Corps, Ft. Ogle-
thorpe, Ga., has received his release
from the army and will resume his
office practice at 62 Broadway.
Mrs. Harry Fleischman and chil-
dren of 332 Tuxedo avenue, High-
land l'ark, are spending the winter
in Los Angeles, Cal.
aurice Drcifuss was the
Mr.
speaker at the weeklyFdrum Lunch-
eon of the 11)mi Brith Club, Tues-
day noon, at their clubrooms, 64
Broadway, his subject being, "The
New Municipal Court Bill." The
speaker of the next Forum luncheon
on Tuesday, February 18, will be Mr.
Magnus A. Hirschfeld. fie will dis-
cuss the problem of the readjustment
of business in the reconstruction era.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Ii. Frank, of Pitts-
burgh, l'a„ spent a day in Detroit
before going to Mt. Clemens, where
they will spend a few weeks at the
I'ark Hotel.
Miss Leah Ilirshberg of 878 Wood-
ward avenue has returned from a ten-
day stay in New York City.

(Continued On Page Six.)

February
Furniture
Sale

Nothing less titan radical are the reductions in effect during this February sale of tine Furniture.
Not only are notable savings possible but the fact that our Furniture is the product of such
well known, high grade makers as Berkey & Guy, Luce, Sligh, Grand Rapids Furniture Co., etc.,
makes these prices all the more remarkable.

$360 Chippendale Davenport, Velour

)oom

A beautiful two-p lece suite. Davenport and chair
with blue U1111 goldv elour;
chippendale demign

...red

$275 Walnut 9-Piece Suite

Louis N V1 suite, including 60-Inch buffet, 44-inch cabi-
net, 54-inch table and
chairs

.ox

$183.50

$420 Walnut 9-Piece Suite

$313.34

$349 Walnut 9-Piece Suite

Queen Anne walnut suite, with 60-loch buffet, 54-inch
table, 4o-InchtAbinet mud NIX
tine chairs

$200 Davenport Suite, 3-Piece

lied Davenport, cane back and side arms, upholstered
In Mulberry velour. Two chairs
Included

$133.34

$232.65

nero ).00m

$273 Mahogany 9-Piece Suite

William and Mars mahogany suite of 111110 pieces, 1n-
eluding 1,,, u otifui 6a-inch buffet.
Sale price

$ 191 . 1 0

$434 Mahogany 9-Piece Suite

$360 Fine Ivory Bedroom Suite

Carved h, 01 r 110W foot had, vanity dresser to match,
chifforobe and dresser also to
mat,

$240.00

Ilan but Itennalsance mahogany suite, with 66-inch buffet
and 62 by 46-inch dining table
Sale price

$3030
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$570 Walnut 9-Piece Suite

Chippendale walnut suite, with liti•inch buffet. 54x:16-Inch
411-Inch cabinet and
six chairs

$399.00

$678 Chippendale 9-Piece Suite

$370 Bedroom Suite, 4-Piece

iligh-lighted

Al.. %%mil).

bow foot bed, drespeo. to match.
dresser and

141aIllei

$222.00

4 . 1111Y0 11 1 1 , 0

$145 Twin Beds and Dresser
beautiful two-piece sidle, comprising Adam Ivory
.k enamel
dresser and twin beds

$ 87.00
and
Table
Bed
$475 . 60
$105 Queen Anne
Fhbs suite offers choice of twin beds or full she heti with
either table or
$63.00
chiffonier

to match

Chippendale suite of walnut or mahogany, with 72-ire),
buffet and 6606-inch table, cabinet
and six chairs

. $269 Walnut-6-Piece Suite

$280 Davenport, Chair and Rocker

Tapestry Arm Davenport. stuffed all over; loose cushion
with chair and rocker,
are offered at

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$168.00

$230 Davenport, Chair and Rocker

magnificent suite, consisting of dresser, chifforobe,
$179.34
bed, toilet table. The design Is Italian
Renaissance

$270 Queen Anne 4-Piece Suite
Anne walnut suite, with lied, dresser, chlfforobe
ueen triple
glass toilet table

Alt overstaffed Davenport, upholstered In velour with
chair and rocker, at this
price

Q

An Adam all over stuffed Davenport, velour covered,
with chair to match,
reduced to only

This two-piece suite to in both walnut and mahogany,
Queen Anne design, full bed,
54-luck dresser

$138.00

$285 Adam Davenport with Chair

$191.00

"The Sign
Detroit
Knows"

Cane back and side Davenport, 100M0 cushions, sunburst
01101114 and bolster, covered with
silk Damask; also chair

$ 146.67

William lout Mary walnut guile, including 66-inch
buffet, 46-inch cabinet, 54-Inch table,
six chairs

aivt.4 room

are

$21 6.00
$220 Damask Davenport and Chair

$ 1t30.00

unit

A charming suite

$190 Queen Anne-2-Piece Suite

$126.67

Robinson-Cohen. Co.

COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS

CORNER of 111611 asuf HASTINGS

riff BLOCKS EAST of WOODWAINS

FIVE BLOCKS MOCTH
KORTs -Sous.° rou MMMMMMM CARS puss THE DOOR

MRS. B. WOLF

SATURDAY AT 3:30—ARCADIA

76 W. HIGH STREET
Telephone—Cherry 3615

We Know We Cannot Make All
The Ice Cream That's Made—
So We Make The Best Of It

Everybody in Detroit is proud of "Arctic" pro-
ILL, ducts; they're proud to offer their visitors a plate of
"Arctic"; because "Arctic" is wholesome and de-

g-r

licious.

dr

"Arctic" Ice Cream is recognized as superior in
• 'ILL, quality. It is not "merely ice cream", BUT ITS
BETTER ice cream, and the dealers are glad to

handle "Arctic".

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Don't accept any substitutes for "Arctic" Ice
Cream. No where in the entire country will you
find more delicious Ice Cream, so don't ask for just

Ice Cream, ask for "Arctic".

Make It A Point To Eat
A Plate of "Arctic" Every Day

There's an

Dealer Near You

Glendale 441-0

Detroit Symphony Orchestra

MANICURING
SHAMPOOING
SCALP TREATMENT

DIRECTION OF O8SIP

EVENING GOWNS OF
CHARM and DISTINCTION

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ATIOT

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Once more theater audiences show
the return of women's fashion to gay
colors and c sclusk e trimmings. The
new designs that we are showing in-
troduce novelties, sometimes of an
extreme type. again just piquant
enough to arrest the attention of even
the most fastidious debutante or
matron. And the conventional mod-
els are worn with a grace and knowl-
edge that impart a note of distinction.
One simple gown that It. Siegel
Co. are showing is a pale green and
silver tulle. The feather bands which
extend across the shoulders have a
softening effect against the face. The
bands of ostrich feather trimming
also ornaments the skirt at the sides,
between the long lines of silver lace
which run from skirt belt to hand,
forming panels at the back and front.
Ostrich feathers are conspicuous in
modish trimmings. They are applied
as lines of fringe or in band effect.
Fringe is also frequently used as a
decoration for gowns of the dressy
type. For instance, a charming little
evening gown of soft rose chartueuse
shown by this house, has a low round
neck and short sleeves trimmed with
a line of fringe. The skirt has a full
panel at the back and front—drawn
in at the bottom in Turkish effect, and
attached to a rather narrow under-
skirt. the panels hanging lower than
the underskirt. The sides of the up-
per part of the,underskirt are trim-
med with several rows of the narrow
fringe.
Street suits and afternoon suits in
spring style are now seen on every
hand. The skirts are long, about
ankle length. and quite narrow. Many
skirts are slit at the back to insure
greater freedom in walking. The
jackets are long, about finger tip
length being the favored length and
many of them flare slightly at the
bottom. In the shorter coats chic box
models are very popular.—Ads'.

GABRILOWITSCH

Soloists

WILLIANI GRAFING KING
Viol iiihut

PIIILIPP ABBAS
'Cellist

Seats —$2.00, $1.50, $1.00, 50c--Grinnell's.

Greatest

of

All

TOSCHA SEIDEL

GENIUS OF THE VIOLIN

AT ARENA AUDITORIUM

NEXT MONDAY EVE., FEB. 17

Seats now at Grinnell's 50c and up.

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