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Annual

Lieut. Henry Meyers, having

ail himorable discharge
from service, has returned to this
zit' and has resumed his practice
of law.
Mr. Jesse I irabowskv has been
released fro n t service in the U. S
Navy and is spending a short va-
cation with his parents, \I r. and
M rs. I. l irabow sk V, 686 I nrush
America's Leading Manufacturing
boulevard, before resuming his
Furriers.
%cork with the Truscon Steel
212 to 216 Michigan Ave.
Company, of New York City.
S
\l r. Kurt Armilleim has re-
turned to NeW York after a
%tick's %isit tt ith his mother.
Later in the month \l r. Aron-
helm will go to San Francisco and
from there tun the Philippine
islands, China and japan,
NIrs. Julia Nlarymont Finley
xt ill sing a group of songs at the
ie4tilar monthly meeting of the
Ladies' Au xiliary of Shaarev /c-
rick on Nlondav afternoon. Mardi
We are now showing an extra•
III, a t 2:30. AIr. .Alast Kopelson
ordinary collection of chic new
will accompany her.
Hats for Spring. Advance Easter
Nliss Rhoda lirabowskv has
models ready for your selection.
returned to Detroit after a
month's visit in Atlantic City.

received

Protress

H. & B. MARKS

Uttttnerp

877 Woodward Ave.

and NI rS. 'tell Set fault and sun,
Irwin; NIr. I. Feldman ; NIr. FA-
ward Feldman ; \l r. and NInt.
Lewis \Verbe; Mr. Nlark Barris;
\Ir. Bernard Feldman; Nliss truth
Feldman.
Mr. anfri NIrs. Sydney Frank, of
II? NVarren . .\ venue E., are re-
ceiving congratulations on the
birth of a son, Nlarch

All MacDiarmids'
Candies are

Worth More

Elks' Temple, at Cass and Lafay-
cite, Wednesday, March 15.

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Thursday Evening, March
h 13 at 8:30

Saturday Afternoon, March 15 at 3:30

Soloist, GEORGE COPELAND, Pianist

Seats 50c to $2.00 at Grinnell's

Al. Weeks, dramatic critic of
the Detroit News, addressed the
Young People's Auxiliary of
Shaarev Zedek, Wednesday even-I

ing, March

viewing

at the

Elk's Temple

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NIr. Adolph Nlarx, of Pitts-
burgh, who was called here by the
death of his sister, NI rs. William
K. Levy, has returned to his
home.

NIr. Fly Newman is visiting NIr.
and NIrs. J. E. Newman, of Pitts-
burgh, Pa.

EVENING DINNER

5:30T0 8:30-9:301'012.

NO COVER CHARGE,

Downstairs-Farwell Bag.

205 Gri4wold-NearGrand River

Seating Capacily-Goo
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Palais de Danse

Particular People Prefer
the Palais
Strictly censored. Highest
standard

Floyd Hickman's Superb Orchestra ,

Business Men's Lunch

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72 Broadway

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The Jolly Helpers' Club are
giving their second annual char-
ity dance, Saturday, March 8,
1918, at Payne's Dancing A.cad-
emy. The proceeds will be dis-
tributed among the poor and
needy.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sehouler
and daughter. id 115 Woodland
avenue, have returned from a two
weeks' visit in Cleveland and
Loraine, O.
Mr. and NIrs, David A. Levine
(nee Sella Schlussel), of 8:I Theo-
dore street, are receiving congrat-
ulations on the birth of a baby
daughter on Nlarch 1st.

An Offer Equal to This
Never Made in Detroit
Before

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Starting
Sunday
March 9

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up
2, 3 or 4 pieces, S 1 0 and

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Allowing
yards of Until-
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tru•ranteed
washable a n
dustproot,
ar-
tistirsily c u 1,
p • in s double
sewed. will last
10 rearm.

we guarantee
o ■ r prune to
Do the !invert
la Detroit.

We Make a Specialty of Slip

Covers

ROSEBERRY

818 Woodward, Near Canfleld.

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JEWISH CHRONICLE
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$2.00 Per Year

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Showing
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Detroit

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MARCH 1445.

Elsie Ferguson

GRINNELL BROS.—Michierm's Leadine Mnsic

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The man of means, 101/0.0e desire for the best and most exclu-
sive, regardless of price, prompts him to spend live to ten thousand

dollars for a Motor Car, is the very man who, IC/101 it comes to the
.election of a Piano for his home, will be appealed to by the incom-

parable quality and absolute supremacy of the

STEINWAY DUO - ART
GRAND PIANO

Here, indeed, is the world's greatest piano creation--unapproached in quality, in scope, in
distinctiveness and in value. It embodies in on e perfect, beautiful instrument, the supreme
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ART PIANOLA — the highest development of the Player-Piano.

While the Duo•Art, as its name implies, combines the twin arts
of the piano maker and the piano master, it offers a three-fold
service to its owner. It may be played by hand. as an ordinary
piano—it will play any standard 88-note music roll—and, by means
of special reeord•rolls it will miraculously reproduce the playiat of

noted artistt.

The ownership of the Duo-Art Piano gives you command of the
genius of Paderewski, Bauer, Gabrilowitsch and scores of other
famous pianists. These artists will actually play your piano in your
home. They will play their best pieces in their most masterful
manner, because they take a real interest in making Duo•Art record-
rolls, realizing that this mars elous instrument is to preserve their

art to posterity.

The price of the Steinway $3200

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WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, MARCH 12.13.

With Any Order
LAMP SHADE OR
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10C

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SLIP COVERS

697 Woodward

Milliner

THE BROADWAY KOSHER
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AND LUNCH

Complete Chicken Dinner

PEKIN

Evenings, Saturday
and
Sunday.

Pannier Matinees
Daily, Beginning at
2 P.M.

few weeks in Detroit.

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WITH YOUR

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Shook's Music.

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CABARET
DANCING
SINGING
JAZZ BAND

KLINFS THIRD FLOOR

Cor. Lafayette and Cass

Mr. and Mrs. Emil Rothman.

of Cleveland. O.. arc spending a

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ERE you will find Fashions
newest style dictates, whether
youthful or matronly every hat is
distinctive and smart in style, and
prices that are exceptionally low.

5. on the sullied., "Re-

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Plays."

uing his series of talks on the
Book of Job. While the lectures
!are closely related, a single lec-
ture is well worth attending by•
those who have not been fortun-
ate enough to hear the whole

Select Dancing Nightly

MILLINERY

Tuesday Evening
March the 18th

Rabbi Leo NI. Franklin spoke
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29th Annual
Purim Ball

5,1 Knights
Detroit Lodge.
of Pythias, will give their twen-
tyminth annual Purim Pall at =

Five convenient stores

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177.179-181 Woodward Ave.

will give their

\I r. II. P. Breitenbach, former-
ly of the faculty of the University
Nlichigan. will address the
Jeuish wool tit's Club, Sunday.
;tfternoun, at Temple Beth EL
NIr. and NIrs. .\ . I. Sul-frill.
Garfield avenue, announce =
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the birth of a daughter, Ilarriet L.
Betty, on February ?nth.
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stein have moved Into their UM W_
home, so Nlassachusetts aVenue. Et.

80c the Pound

Specialists at Candycraft

ST. LOUIS

CINCINNATI

No. 55 K. of P.

Jerome; and Nlrs. Maurice
Nloscowhz; Miss Blanche and
.\rchie Nloseowita ; \l r. and
NIrs. Herman Feldman and son,
Edward; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
111111 sou, .\IIhrey NIT.. and
rs. Nathan lark and daughter,
kdna ; Mr. and NIrs. Joseph Kop-
loy ; \I r. and NIrs. Nlax Smilan-
sky ; NIr. Harold Smilansky ; Mr.

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KANSAS CITY

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Detroit Lodge

—and I had nothing in the house to serve — when I
remembered we had a jar of those delicious Mac-
Diarmid's Hard Candies—they proved a rare treat.

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The Young Judean Literary
Club held its regular meeting last

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in Nlarch, the exact date to be
.\ delightful birthday surprise
announced later. The president
party was given in honor of NI 1.
of the :Maccabees a d dressed the
Dave Feldman, In.1 Ilendrie aye-
members.
mu.. by his wife on February ??.
.\ buffet supper %vas served and
the evening was pleasantly spent
with music and cards. The guests
were: and NIrs. \Villiam N.
Nloskowitz and sons, \\ a lt e r a nd

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Mr. and Mrs. R. Schoole spent
the past week with Mr. and Mrs.
K. Klein, of Cleveland.

Only.

Kindly room or phone and our rep-
resentative will alertly call with full
line of sample.. We take out-of-town
orders.

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402 Hall Bldg.
161 Griswold St.

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home that which is distinctive, out-of-the-ordinary and of unapproachable quality.

Yleintmy Dua•Art Grand.; in period designs, or finished la match any decorative scheme, at .orrespondingly
higher prices. Estimates rlad1). furnisbfd.

I Wier models of the Duo - Art Piano, $975 and

uri•ards.

Liberal allowance for sour present piano in

exchange.

Priv ate demonstrations of the Dun-Art

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If unable to call soon. a request by
mail or telephone will bring catalog and ve ry

ens time.

interesting Duo-Art literature.

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Music House

Exclusive Michigan iapresantativos

GRINNELL BUILDING
243, 245, 247 Woodward Ave.

TICTROLAS and RECORDS—STRING and BRASS INSTRUMENTS, Etc.

Telephone Main 4430. IMMEMME