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THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

SOCIETY

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VISITING I.• CITY

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CAPES, COATEES
SCARFS

Cf Mule, lindton Seel and Squirrel

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Cne and Two-Skin

Animal

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moderate prices as well as the rare
Sables, Marten, Genuine Silver Fox,
Genuine Blue Fox, etc.

MISS FREDA FISHBAINE.

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for the pd.,/ i;,,, yew.,

239 Woodward at Clifford

rainy IICW.VP11Per work, is spending
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Eenblithed 1837

and .I/rs. J. Fishhairte of 372 West Ilan-

Main 3462

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LTHOUGH the showing of Period Furniture at
this store invariably claims the admiration of all
who see it, the greatest surprise comes when our
prices are realized.

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The Jewi.h \Velfart. ['ward, of
Camp Custer, and the Jcuisli
\\ stoat's Auxiliary, of Ilattle
Creek, co-operated in arranging
a real old-fashioned Seder for
thirty-bye Jewish soldiers sta-
tioned at the camp, at the Jeuish
\\ offer ,' Building, No. :r:9, at
Camp Custer, Monda ■ evening.
The solemn and beautiful cere-
mony as faithful in every detail

to ritualistic laws and a sumptu-
utts feast was served the lads es-

tranged from home and dear on e s.
success of this unique Com-
muniy Seder is doe in large meas-

The

indefatigalth. work of
Irs. Albert II, Ilarris, of Ilattle
Cri.ek, 1,i1ed untiringly for

ure to the

Robinson-Cohen Co.

two days, preparing the

Thousands Have Saved
Money by Buying

and

arranging the decorations. The
ritual was read by the \ Vellare
representative, M T. C ■ insburg.
Mr. A. II. Harris.

COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS

CORNER 9 HIGH arid HASTINGS

FIVE BLOCKS EAST:, WOODWARD

FIVE&LOCKS NORTH 9 GRATIS?
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NORTH • SOUND rOURTCENTH CARS PASS THE DOOR.

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REMOVAL
SALE

Fhilomathic Debating Club
Takin g advantage of the oppor-

tunity afforded by the Easter vaca-
tion to visit the l'hiloniathic Debat-
ing Club, eight in- onlinent alumni of

the club, four of them ex-Speakers,
were present at last Sunday evening's
meeting and literally carried off the
meeting with the punch and pep they
injected in their remarks, both in a
Sheer and Dainty Fabrics Are I turd by sheer organdy collars, cuffs humorous and serious vein, when
an d girdle.
called upon by Speaker Harold Roc
Used for Summer Dresses
l'or afternoon wear challis is often enthal to address the organization •
comhintql with organs!): or piped with They were Messrs. Herman August.,
and buying with sum- taffeta and a more elaborate design Charles Itubiner, Simon Shetz•r, Is-
r tiler garments in view has been
ge - selected for the model than the simple rael Rosenstein, Sam Sternberg,
110111P9 1111111 has been developed in this sale.
' fog on for weeks and It. Siegel Co. morning frock.
Rothman, Joseph Nlorris and
announces the opening of her
are ready with an advance showing
Dainty dresses of cotton voile are Gottlieb. N1r. .1iigust, well known in
of styles that are more attractive 0, 0
Our entire stock is priced at phenontally
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s e i g i c .„ .
r: ~ nibinrd or tr i m. debating and oratorical circles, having
than they have been for years.
low figure and everything in our store must be
mill with white orgatels. "Frimining been selected as Senior Class (Jrator
There are ""licri"1 voiles, mit
disposed off.
t"" is usually in the form of narrosu. , iu- at the Cniversity of Michigan, was
crepcs, figured lawns, dotted Swiss,
set. shirred bands.
Clue dress to be critic of the evening and gave a mast
organdies and linens, and in .1,111,-
colt,
„de,
situ
erly talk, showing him to be in close
do nne
tion there arc beautiful summer silks, with shirred in
- gaudy bands bordering touch with the activities of the club.
chiH'uns and silk (-refits i,""" "
at
I "' h the tunic at the sides of the skirt. and
The regular program of :Jewish top-
weat
tvartu ner dresses nave been ,,k„ tr i mm i ng t h e
pan „i t h e ics was somew hat shortened to enable
fa:4111011rd.
all
alumni to •dress the t•Itili. The
e. The slitirt
Challis have taken a new lease sit little. round-necked
111(. 1111/Cr!: wire delighted to lean) Of
rt ,ii„,1
where will be shown
neck are pip.
life and delightful models, organd3
w hi te orga n d y.
111, CICC110 ❑ Io piaci N 011 the Prasll-
with
m may now be seen. It comes
trimed
the latest French Novelties, Chap-
„
man tram of the I .of NI. of loseph
in quaint patterns . of flowers or
lashes. are a feature of the
he trim-
Niiirris and Louis Gottlieb.
eaux, Etc.
There •
stripes or if one meters it may be had •'nog .c berme this stasuu.
will
be no meeting nevi Sunday even-
perfectly plain.
The decorative de- row or a double row of buttons n ar- ing on account
You are cordially Invited to call
holi-
111l.
111, down a dress front.
sign in dots, fruits or flowers is incif all
day but regular meetings will be re-
g
are buttontrid
harmonizing tones. If a conventional 1- 11ecwes
mme to the el-
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sinned
on
April
27th,
the
program
to
dotted or floral design is preferred , w 01 1;1111u11, r1111 r0111 111e S11 0 1tIder consist of
a debate nu the sub j ect oI
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for morning wear, it can be bright- In the wrists.
removing all barrier. and the grant
lig of the same rights to lapailese and
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to those of other nation:dim,
rooms, 2 baths, maids' quarters

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0 furniture event was ever
held in Detroit that meant
greater savings, more remark-
able values or created more happy

Madame

Le Grande

Ladies' French
Furnishings Shop

89 Washington Boulevard

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on 3rd floor, double garage, side drive,
0 319,000. Terms. Mr, Mansfield. Main
5030; Glendale 3836. Parker, Schunk
& Fry.

I APPROVED BY BOARD OF HEALTH I

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YOU CAN KEEP YOUR ALLEYS AND
YARDS PERMANENTLY CLEAN

"From the Mill to the Wall"
HOW ARE THESE FOR GOOD VALUES IN

By Installing

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PATENTED SANITARY
CONCRETE
GARBAGE
and ASH
Receptacles

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DETROIT CONCRETE ll'
RECEPTACLE CO,

1303 Michigan Ave.

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West 2287,

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WallPaper?

Good patterns and colorings for any room in the house, including
stripes. flora's, allovers and gilts, at

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.% complete line of bedroom patterns. including florins. ;snorers.
satin stripes, delicate chintz patterns, and bird designs. Also a lap
line of Ming room. hall and dining room papers and

Any Shade of Oatmeal
10c Per Roll

lVe also carry a carefully selected hate mf

l'APESTRIES. GRASS
CLOTHS. III,ENDS and 3a-inch specials, at very moderate prices.
Sr papers sold only with borders.

We solicit out-of-town business. Write for samples.

New York Wall Paper Store I

103 MICHIGAN AVE

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DETROIT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

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It is reported that. at the request
of the ministry. the Jewish leaders
in Rumania have signed a pledge not
to conduct any agitation for Jewish
rights at the Peace Conference,

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Seat , -1l2.00, $1.50, $100, ;Wu At Gtinnell's

SERVICE•NEEDHAM
GOWN SHOP

Ready to Wear and Made to Order

ROSEBERRY

611 Woodward Arcade,

Milliner

244 Woodward Avenue.

818 Woodward, Near Canfield.

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