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THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

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Clover Hill Park Cemetery

of Congregation Shaarey Zedek
Woodward Avenue
At the .15-Mile Road

A modern high grade msilletery fa the midst isf beautiful surround-

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The only exclusive Jewish cemetery in the city that guarantees to

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every purchaser PERMANENT MAINTENANCE.
If you have not already MAO IS ration for a family plot, you can
do so now.
The Cemetery Board meets in the synayfusuis at Willis and Brush
every Wednesday evening at eight; and Sunday mornings at tee.
Call Glendale 5197.

General Motors
Trucks

/ 4 Ton, 1 1 / 2 , 2, 3 1 / 2 and 5 Tons' Capacity.

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DETROITERS, FORMER
PALESTINIANS, WILL
SETTLE IN HOLY LAND

Charles Ileyntan and Simon Bloom
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P.- are the first 1)etroit Jewish pioneers
to leave this country for settlement
in Palestine. They left 1)etroit fuel
day night. The two pioneers Wert'
'5 accompiiiiit,1 by a group of about 54 ,
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Zionists who welt to the M. C.
!ion to %%isle them bon voyage.
Mr. Charles Ilcvnian came here
from Palestine 11 years ago. 111-
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\vas among the first leivs te
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the Illy Land M the (Afs.
During his R•SideMCe ul IhAroit hr-
past
three
9-ears he seas kit twat
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as one of the most ardent Zionist
II”Shers in the city. Since the con
elusion of the war he ails:toady bask
ed frw.ird to a return to his mother
land. Ills three brothers who ex-
pect 10 follil\V bins shortly, Samuel.
.1Iiss and Leo, are continuing Zionist
,sctivities here.
Nil- . Ehnen was born in Palestine
and came to this counts y five years
tea's I/tiritig the past year be has
been teaching Hebrew school in a
I cal 'Ewalt. Nit- . Bloom is
member in the Tetley Zion
sod is a strong adisscate of the use
..f the lieles-iv language.
Nlcssrs. Ileyniaa and Bloom were
entertained :it a farewell gathering
dist Friday given by \I r. and NIrs.
Samuel Siomovitz, at their home.
1,831-2 (aim-roll avenue. Farewell ad-
dresses veers made by Dr. Noah Is
Aronstain. Joseph Nlarshak, Samuel
Ilsymaii, Less licymari, Nlortinser J.
Liss, Philip Slomovitz, Alse Heyman
and Mrs. Aronstam. The t‘vs,
pioneers responded.

Bodies for every purpose.

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Pittstle11, Mass.—Ernest Bloch of
New York, whose "Jewish Cycle' . re-
cently played ill that city, created a
genuine stir in musical circles. has
'seen aivardcd the $1.1S00 prize offered
by Airs. Frederick Coolidge of New
York and Philadelphia for the best
piano and violin sonata. Air. Illoclfs
composition was selected after scv-
enty-tive manitscrips: had been exam-
ined. Harold Basler and Louis liailly
will perform the prize winning son-
;sta at Airs. Coolidge's second annual
musical festival at Smith Nlountain
next 11101011. The l, 111111ittee of
lodges that decided in favor of the
Ploch composition consisted of Fred-
erick .\. Stock, conductor of the Chi-
cago Symphony Orchestra, Harold
Ilaussr, celebrated pianist, Rubin Gold-
in:irk, George Loney, Richard Ald-
rich and NIr. Badly.

1,500 lb s. to 15 tons capacity.
All types for Autos and Motor Trucks.
Two-wheelers, Semi-trailers and Four-wheel Re-
versible.

Owen & Graham Co., Distributors

East Grand Blvd. at Oakland Ave.

CARMEL KOSHER RESTAURANT

Saturday Meals should be ordered Friday
Carmel Kosher Restaurant Association

75 BROADWAY-2nd Floor

GUARANTEED ODORLESS

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PARIS WM' WALNUT 6

II. S. Barber Cre-Sote Stained Shingle Co.

Originators and Sole Manuf:eturers of

"Barcrest" Shingles

Of ficz and Factory,
173 Beaufait Ave.

EISS'

Home Cooking
RESTAURANT

25 Broadway

Most attractively furnished restaurant. Good, tasty, home cooking
served at lunches and dinner, daily and Sundays. Parties catered.

Second Floor B'nal B'rith Building
Formerly the Alt Heidelberg

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New Vork:—Moses Siegel. a push- •,
cart peddler, of No 187 Orchard St.,
at 78 years of age, is claimant of the
long distance \Var Savings Stamp .
buying championship. Ever since the 5'.
Treasury Department began the issue
of these baby securities its December,
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1917, Siegel has purchased at least &
one stamp a week.
He appeared at the Federal Reserve
Bank last week and after parking his 15
pushcart at the curb in Nassau St.,
applied for one of the new $1,000 It
In
Treasury Savings Certificates.
payment of the new form of security, 5o:
Siegel produced a collection of \\'ar s's
Sayings Stamps to the value of $838.
the current price. These he exchanged
fur a Certificate which matures Jan-
uary 1924 at $1,000. Altogether the
itinerant merchant purchased 200 \Var
Savings Stamps, the limit allowed by y
law, in a period of slightly less than 'it'
two years.
Siegeds savings were accumulated
from the sale of suspenders and socks. S
Despite his advanced years, he is an
energetic salesman and a firm expo-
nent of the sew doctrine of thrift.
This was the first time Siegel ever
visited the financial district, but he
insisted upon makng the trip himself,
and immediately had Isis certificate
registered so that loss or theft of it
will not wreck hs hard-earned for-
tune.
Saving $400 a year out of a push-
cart business in these days of mount-
ing prices is regarded as no slight
achievement and emphasizes the grip
which the war-taught'abit of thrift S
ha stake's upon the public.

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Greek Government Awards
Honor to San Francisco Jew S

MEN!

Be sure and see these smart
new patterns I just brought back

with me from New York. These

woolens will make the finest

suits you've seen in years. Drop

in and see them.

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796 Woodward Avenue

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Glendale 2576

Plans have been filed for a new
milding to be erected by Congrega-

ion Tifereth Israel, located in the
Park Slope section of Brooklyn. The
suildings will be erected on Four-
eenth street, near Seventh aeentie,
ll be two stories in height, and have
religious school in the basement.

Ready For Immediat.

Wear'

$45.00 to $75.00

Main 5306 ganglia's*

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SAN FRANC I SCO—For co-opera- -
thin in presenting the exhibit from
Greece at the Panama-Pacific Inter-
national Exposition of 1915 oust in
recognition °I his services for cul-
tural interests, the Greek (*.ovens
mem has awarded to Col. heir) G.
\V, Dinkelspiel, of San Francisco,
who was commissioner-general lot
Siam, the Croix d'Or, one of the
highest civilian honors in the gift
of the country. The award was made
at the recommendation of lion.
Cleanthe Vassardakis, who was the
Greek consul-general and commis-
sioner-general at the Exposition, and
who is now representing his country
at New York.

A Few Smart
OVERCOATS

Importing Tailor

Men's Tailors
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Kresge Bonding
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Detroit, Mich.
Phenz• Edgewood 1317

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knows he call get "Barcrest"
Shingles at standard prices.

Write today for suggestions, prices, samples and full information to the

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Will Command the Rt 'sped of Your architect.
Any shades
of Green,
Red,
They are made from live - Brown
or Gray.
Shipped
Red Cedar trees — every
direct to the architect, the
shingle perfect—hand dipped,
owner, builder or contrac-
creosoted, preserved and color
tor.
treated.

—A Strictly Kosher Dining Room—

NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
Meals Served from 11 A. M. to 8 P. M.

ATTRACTIVENESS

"BARCREST" SHINGLES

PUSHCART PEDDLER CLAIMS
or,
W. S. S. RECORD.

Under Supervision of Rabbi J. L. Levin

lf w,4,14t 1"1140.4,* "4
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For appearance, durability
and economy specify "Bar-
crest" shingles. Your contrac-

JEWISH COMPOSER WINS
$100 FOR PRIZE SONATA

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The Real Foundation Upon

Which this Business
Structure Rests--

The concrete cassions that sink deep down into
the earth support only the physical structure of this
building. The real foundation upon which this
business is built is rested upon the impregnable
rock of public confidence.

This store's business policy is its cornerstone. Its
business principles are its guiding star.

In a few years tithe this store has won itr !Agee in the con-
fidence of the people of Detroit by strictly adhering to business
methods that placed the customers' interest above everything
else.

Always there has been the desire to render helpful smrvice
thrti every means 'n our nower. Always we hove kept before

us the principle that a store is best known by the customers it
keeps, not by the number of sales made.

Our new store under construction at

Wasnim;ton Blvd. and 'Michigan Ave.

From a small beginning a few years ago, this business has grown by leaps and bounds. making this
great new business structure necessary to carry on tha rapidly Increasing business, and we are show-
ing our appreciation to the people of Detroit who made this business possible, by (Ming our utmost
to make this a business institution to which they ran turn with pride.

As we stand upon the threshold of a new epoch in our business history, we pledge ottrseives to
carry out in this new store every modern busInewt practice that will enable us to render a more help-
ful service to the community In which we are doing business.

Finsterwald Furniture Co.

Present Store Randolph and Monroe Ave.

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