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141-145 Woodward Avenue
\Hs. Bess NI. Steinberg. of 802
\Vest Grand Boulevard, visited with
relatives in Cleveland for a few days.
Miss Frances Rosenberg, of Roch-
ester, N. Y., is the guest of her aunts,
Nirs. harry II. Berger and Mrs.
George 1.. Freedman.
May -Clearance
Sale
\IN. Philip Gleichinati and children,
wbo have been %.isiting in Cleveland,
have returned to this city.
Value-Giving Event
Every model presented is an authentic repre-
sentative of the spring mode—every suit is excep-
tionally well tailored and will merit your praise.
350 Capes and Dolmans
Greatly Reduced-
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Coat Variations
—Blouse Back Models
—Belted Models and Vestee Effects
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350 Capes and Dolmans Greatly
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$7.95 - $12.95 and $1195
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Mrs. Jacob Berner, who has been
her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Morris Mezerik 040 Brush
street, has returned to tier home in
Bay City.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Meyers, of
120 Fast Hancock avenue, are leaving
this weds for French Lick Springs.
En route they will stop at I. hicago to
iil; visit with their daughter, NIrs. Nate
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Mr. Gerald May has returned from
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\I r. and 'Mrs. Max Smilansky and
Mr. Harold Smilansky have moved
into their new home at 120 East Han-
cock. avenue.
THE NEW SERIES HAYNES SEDAN
A GRATIFYING PRODUCTION
NH. and Mrs. Saninal
Marwil and
Melvin. of 34 Connecticut ave-
nue, have left for an extended trip to
Excelsior Springs, Nlissouri.
Mr. Philip \Veitiberg is a guest at
the Pennsylvania hotel, Nov York.
series Haynes Sedan. Not only does it manifest the standards
that the Haynes organization, makers of America's first car,
have maintained for over a quarter of a century, but it has an
individuality that is a credit to the personality of its owner.
boys
Three well-known Jew ish
from Detroit were on hoar tithe trans-
port, Prince,: Nlatoika. w 111ch landed
at Newport N ew S., Va.. .11.1- 11 27. All
belonged to 'lase Hospital No. 17, a
Detroit unit known as the Slimly de-
tachment. They are Jay Alvin, 68
Palmer avenue; Nlorton H. Gittleman,
211 East Kirby avenue, and Harry
Mendelson, 329 Frederick street.
Strength, beauty, power and comfort—these are the four prime
factors of car•character. They are deftly combined in the new
series Haynes. Engine, chassis, body, every detail of exterior
and interior--all these speak convincingly of the lessons acquired
in the twenty-six years of the Haynes.
Mrs. M. Goldberg is the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. Saul Feigenbaum.
of Cleveland, O.
Today the Haynes is demanded as never before. We will do
all we humanly can to meet your wishes as to date of delivery.
To avoid delay in receiving your new Haynes, may we ask you
to be prompt in giving us your reservation?
The younger set is looking forward
eagerly to the Sigma Phi Beta dance,
which is to take place at the Tuller
Hotel, May 29 . Those who in pre-
vious years have attended Sigma Phi
dances will require no urging. Fin-
gers enlarged orchestra has been en-
gaged to furnish the music for the
dancing, which will be held in both
ballrooms of the hotel. Tickets may
be secured from any of the following:
Para Litman, Gertrude Beisman,
Laura Rosenthal, Julia Klein. Rose
Benjamin, Silka Stocker and Rose Ed-
lotT.
The Haynes Automobile Co., Kokomo, Ind., U. S. A•
NEW SERIES "LIGHT TWELVE"
Oren Cars
Touring Cer-7 Paesentor
33210
Roadster-Four doors, 4 Palming.... . • 3230
Closed Can
Coupe--4 Passenger
Sedra-7 Passenger
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33800
4030
Win Wheels. Standen' &raiment
A series of charming entertainments
were given last week complimenting
Mrs. Nlollie Loeb, a visitor front Chi-
cago. Among her many friends who
entertained were Mrs. Philip Gordon,
of Farnsworth avenue. who gave a
theater-party at the Garrick follow-
ed by a dinner and entertainment at
her home for a number of guests.
Nliss Gussie Schaefer took the guest
and a few frieneds to see ''l'eggy.
Behave," at the New Detroit.
,Detroit Haynes Automobile Co.
1199 Woodward Avenue.
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The Nliehigan Daily of the Univer-
sity of Nlichigan announced in its
recently that harry
Stocker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Julius
Stocker, of 1200 Junction avenue, this
city, has been elected to Phi Beta
Kappa. This is the national scholas-
tic honorary fraternity founded in
177ti and includes in its membership
some of America's most eminent men
and women. Election to Phi Beta
Kappa is regarded as the highest
honor obtainable in the academic de-
partment of any university. Elections
are made by the faculty. Members
are privileged to wear the golden
key, emblem of the fraternity.
Mr. Stocker is at present a medical
student at the University of Nlichi-
gall and is at the same time com-
pleting his four years of academic
work.
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JEWEI. FEATHER MATTRESS & BEDDING CO.
WILL J. DENT,
Mgr.
Down
Latest to, .roved Method of Cieaning Feather Beds and Pon.tws.
te rs and R -ai Mattresses made from Feather Betts. Hui. and Cotton
Felt Mattresses t Maned and Negaired. Ticks Laundered. New Ticking
furnished.
Illttalier of Beds, Sala bbbbb es. Springs, Pillows. Cushions and General Bedding
Phone Cadillac 895
ALL VS URA GUARANTEED
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Reliable Fur Cold Storage °Prnemtishees
Spring and SumLer Furs
Also
Coatees
Capes
Scarfs
The One and
Two-Skin
Animals
In All the
Wanted Furs
Buy with confidence of the manufacturer
Newton Annis
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THE COLONIAL
We re-lacquer and re finish brass beds
309 Michigan Ass., Detroit, Mich.
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1■ 11rke, widely known as one
of the moot delightful of the galaxy
. , f Paramount elate, will he se, in her
st Iditdelday. ‘ . .;01,11 Ilracious. An-
t belle." at the Colonial Theater for
, hree days starting Sunday. Slay 4 III.
The story of the picture IS based upos
the celebrated play of the saute name.
written by Clare Kummer and produc-
ed with remarkable 'access in New
York. The theme of the picture in one
of exceptional interest and It Provide.
MINI Burke With one of the most de-
lightful characterisations of her screen
ea fee e.
For Wednesday and Thursday, WU:
Main 346Z
Woodward at Clifford.
Established 1887
Drink "Deepspring" Pure Water
Bottled and Sealed at the Northville Spring
Newton Annis, Pres.
Call Main 3462—Glendale 2252.
DETROIT ( (Or
Sun. May 4, at 2:30 P.M.
By Arrangement with Imrles I,. Wa ner
FS B. PON Presen
Captain Eddie
Rickenbacker
ommander of America's criwk Air Squad.
ron, the 94th Aero Pursuit Soltudron.
Author
of "Fighting
the Flying ('Ircus."
America's Greatest Ace
Telling II:s Own Stoti
of Combats and Adventures In
"The Arena of the Sky fr
Slides and Motion Pictures of "Rick" in Action.
Concert by Aircraft Band-100 Pieces
"Sartain Itickenbacker has written some of tile hrigntest page: , In
the history of the Aineriean Air Service.I am P Proud to beta'
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witness to our admiration for the air service and for him " - GEN-
FRAC. PERAIIING.
'rickets -;1c, 75c, 91.011, 91.50, $2.00—on
sale at grinners, Thurs-
day, May 1st,
Mail orders
Gierry
now to DeVee
Management, 617 P'il'k Building. Phone
LODGE NOTICE
There will be a regular meeting of
Pisgah Lodge No. 34, Independent
Order B'nai Brith, held at the lodge
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BILLIE BURKE
Established
1905
CORNER 17/ HIGH and HASTINGS
Flee FLOM EAST
51111,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rosenthal, of 88
Garfield avenue, is spending a few
Weeks in New York city.
car must express the taste aml position of its
A SEDAN
owner. We ask you to note the quiet elegance of the new
Exactly as Shown
Robinson-Cohen
Co.
COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS
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Made of
Solid Ma-
hogany—
Worth
$10.00.
Mr. A. J. Gornetzky, of Ann Ar-
bor, spent the week-end in Detroit.
Mr. Philip Gilbert has returned to
Cleveland after spending the week-
end in Detroit
'Reduced to
NEW SERIES "LIGHT SIX"
Opel, Can
Touring Car-7 Passenger
3 2185
Reedster -Four dams, 4 P.-ginger .
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added Can
Coupe - 4 Peesenger
33100
33 50
btu7 Peet El:r .nu
4000
Pair!
visiting with
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The Delta Phi Sorority gave a
shower Niundav evening in honor of
Idiss Bessie Vine, who has chosen
May 18111 as the date of her marriage
to Mr. Harry Benderof.
$33.50
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$;.50
iss Aimee Tobias has returned
front New York.
300 Spring Suits
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3.50 and
Another Detroit boy to be honored
at the University of Nlichigan was
Mr. Harold Shapero. who was elected
to the Phi Beta Kappa, literary honor
society.
This sale will create history. A sale to which
all Detroit city will flock—for you surely will
not recall anything so really sensational as this
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Candlestick
Special--
Mrs. Charlotte Brown and daugh-
ter, Florence, of Leicester Court, have
returned from a live months' trip to
California.
Dayton
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Visit the Beautiful Garden
ICE CREAM
rooms, 25 Broadway, on Monday even-
ing, May 5, at 7:30 o'clock,
limn S. Hart In "The floppy
hand" will he the stellar attrsethoi.
I...parting from his western character.
Mr. Hart plays a convict. a character
that shows the nave 0111111v of this
famous artist. an a screen star For
Friday and Saturday. Anita Stewart In
"From Headquarters" In headlined, ably
ztweisted by Earle Williams and it cap-
able Cant. Prof. Wenrla II Phillips at
the organ will Play the overt urea from
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Saturday
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212-215 'irreg.. Building
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DRINKS
TULLY & MURPHY
664 Woodward Ave.
Itome-maile light lum hes
is one
of our important features to you.