PAGE NINE THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE PRESENT CLEAN UP AND i t.,;.(o -tii , tii , fi became too dirt), the "fussy"! l I ut all these efforts at intros e- i It has been as impossible to force all ineffectual paint-up campaigns there It \would be quite impossible to disi " 1..ved ;Ilya)" and left the dirt cu., at l eng th a ll th e e l emen t s that i m e m base bee n attended by more or I Detroit residents to be clean and neat sprang the present clean-ill) and Nint- If. S. lloutell, C. C. h"' hc enjoyed 1 , • the shiftless. One hav e con t r ib u t e d t o th e organ ized! l e ss indiff e r e nce and thoughtlessnesslabont. their homes as it was to make tip week idea. after .:,iiiiitlirr "nice” sections became • clean-tip and paint-up campaign as' eit the part of the general public. Join Sass yer see the virtue: of a Boone, 1)avid 1. Brown and C. II. Bryan. who had the civic welfare of ir i sei,l l i , i i e ,; ,,, ,tiol such transform.,' applied to I)rtroit. The advancement i There Bane been conflicting classes— 1 w hitewashed board fence, \\'Iten the menace of insanitatio n riot), might who desire and endeavor to! There is One way, however, to make their city at heart, conceived the idea gone on for eternity.' of medical science, the isolation of t be-an to make itself felt in communi- \1„,,, movement for a week . is a way to of starting a mvement •• ■ ••••• 1- • sears ado OWN. d e v e lop e d dis e as e microbes and the di•cOVer ,:f promote cleanliness wherCVer 010' a spotless town. 'There ti,i, health boards and sanita.ri.ins ; in idea ..1 among paint merchants that of their best breeding media: the de.- tire , an d th ose w h o d o no t—with the create a public prole in the appe:tr- of strenuous city, factory and home f , , t ,, ,, ,,„„,1 , 1,, ,,,, is it. 'I hey i i,,. st. ; began to wage veto . against t car" ' yet Iii tit Of a sanitation a nd pve re m resul that where sanitation w s CS- 1 ance of a city. It is the idea of in- renosation which should be shorn of Pains the promotion of health,l stigating co-operation and competi- all commercialism. m ot the birch , rod of ordinance, and wishes and cleaning facilities e0:11,1 be taffy, medicine ' have been Potent fa'"Isential 10 I hey distributed some sit •.niti.a,e i idea i , , i . .1 . me r gtilation. attention to the ill. CeS- cities bane been Obliged to enact 1:1‘1 . , , tiOn in the thrill of having the clean- raw i ng in d 0,i:a of wholesale tars The death of Isaias W. Hellnian, litcra tore and they talked to t hose 1,0 0%alion of premises was popu•ar- , •its of public protective measures. to regulate the disposal of garbage est. brightest home; the neatest, he'd To ,0111, i..,,•,1 b y „ j „,;„,„ 1 „ a „,,,, i ,„ V. h., would listen to them. ■ -. II,. economic %aloe of cleanliness an d refuse, ordinances compelling the organized and wort productive Malin- Sr., at the age of seventy-seven re- were success- (Atent these I OIIttt muse: not only one of the leading . ss moot property has, me of sewage facilities, laws to coot- tacturing plant: the best arranged and and brightn e financiers of the Pacific Coast, with 11 Pussy" people bought barrels ato. ; chastest store: the fittest looking g c v. financie The idea of Ikea II 1 V: , , 1 0 cone Leen largely unticrestimaled• ild. "I Light-11.1 the i', "Ialion of contagious and lea ners of property, tenant., factor). banking business had connections all cans. ii i - gtrl.ago Ifousewt \ e` de , InCd , a ,crynecessary cnut" h'Ibeting Palm , for factors illterior• infection , disease victims, and sarioust ( tw til over the world, but a titan of 01'1- iii-ii ilieil and eliminated the rubbi•li 111111111{ Wok elln`nt, and Ileeatl, till ,: and IIIC real value of cleanliness and other itica•toes to protect public' 01Viieri and storekeepers have and and public disposition Ilto the were ciincerncil primarily in paint, neatiiiii, as a stimulant to productive, health. ! will continue to realize actual divi - anthropic acentiodations once a year. was 1101 scipiral and conimona. the campaign , were m o r e o r less • contented working forces have been 1 (lends on their investments in paint. spirit. His benefactions included the 1■ ',I l•es became divided into "nice" se c- loilit.1 to redrcitration, were tiitliont recognized lit' comparatively few im: It is one thing to kilmc the etc.- t -asap and seater, refine disposal meth - Esther Hellman wing to Mount Zion Hospital at in Francisco for which 0“iis and "poor" section, • d, finite and connirchinisite organiza - 1111Ntriai Orgai.iizations. Clean strcels, 1 melds necessary to health protection '1 ods and general sanitary measures. I tro years ago Detroit diseosered he gave $100,000, and the creation of Such a community t/t as Detroit 12 lion and seer, Imw here nearly as ei- i alto', kiSine" and !Rime Premises and enact the proper laws, but it Is! i have been given some attention. tti more years ago. \\•ien a certain Meer as desired. quite another to enforce those lases. the secret. Out of the more or lessscholarships at the State University. PAINT UP WEEK IDEA RESULT OF MUCH STUDY ■ ■ Cleantip?al IU bright and cheerful home makes for happy and contended people. t. I rP The services of our trained and efficient staff are at the disposal of the householders of Detroit. What better way to CLEAN UP AND PAINT UP than to call in an expert decorator to remove ugliness and substitute beauty. Our staff is not only competent but complete. We are ready to figure on your job, start right away and get through on schedule time. No irk- some delays hold up the work when we are placed in charge. Distinctive wall papers secured from the lead- ing American and European designers are on dis- play in our showrooms, where attentive salesmen will welcome you and help in making selections. A telephone call will bring one of our estima- tors to your home or office—he will consult with you and give you the benefit of our long experi- ence in the decorating and painting service. 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