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THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

RABBI MAYERBERG TO I
REMAIN IN DETROIT
FOR THE HOLY DAYS

BE FAIR TO YOUR FACE and
YOUR FACE WILL BE FAIR

Frances Wilcox Toilet Specialties

Have been scientifically tested and aer absolutely guaranteed to be
free from all impurities.

FANCES DERMA PLASTA ill a facial rejuvenator—a French mud
pack. It 18 a sure remedy for all eases of greasy skin, pimples, black-
heads, enlarged pores. It is a mire complexion beautifier. It draws
the impurities of the pores ::nil fth.orha all pigment dtscoloratlons by
the proper circulation of tl e blood in the face, leaving the skin clear
and beautiful.

Originators of
Frances' Bleach Cream
Frances' Face Powder
Frances' Rouge
Frances' Hair Tonic

FLORENCE M. FLEMING, Distributor
55 Traughot-Schmidt Bldg.

213 Woodward Avenue.

Cherry 1849

Candidate for Re-nomination, Second Term

ARTHUR E. WOOD

State Senator, Third District

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Rabbi Samuel S. Mayerberg, assist-
ant Rabbi of Temple Beth Et, who
has accepted a call to the pulpit of
i Congregation B'nai Yeshurun at Day-
ton, 0., has been granted permission
to remain here for the Holy Days,
to enable hint to conduct the supple-
1 military cervices to be held under
I the auspices of Temple Beth F.I.
The first supplementary service,
I Rosh Ilashonah eve, Sunday, Septem-
bee 12, will be held this year at Or-
chestra Hall. The remaining three
• ,rvices, Rosh Hashonah morning,
Monday, September 13, Vont Kippur
eve, Tuesday, September 21, and Yom
Kippur morning, Wednesday, Sep-
tember 22, will be held as in previous
years at the Unitarian church, corner
of Edmund Place and Woodward
avenue, three blocks south of 'rem-
. ple Beth El.
Since the inauguration of the sup-
plementary services three years ago,
thousands of unaffiliated men and
women have taken advantage of the
opportunity to worship during the
High Holy days. It is expected that
a record attendance will be present
this year.
While no charge is being made for
admission, voluntary contributions
will be accepted to help defray the
expense incurred by the congrega-
tion in holding these special services.

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TOR SHIELD w2 are prepared to install these shields within the
next few months, dating the inviice October 1st.
Models are on display in our Drapry Department on our Fourth Floor.

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Screen Version of Famous Story by
Fannie Hurst at Local
Theatre.

l'res. A. E. Wood & Co, Wholesale
and Retail Millinery, 14 and 16
Gratiot Avenue.

Pres. Central States Finance Cot,
poration, 94 Griswold Street.

Trees. Crimea Improved Light Co.,
Riopelle at Franklin Street.

Director, Miller Co., flatters, 236
Randolph Street.

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Broadway Taxicab and Messenger

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ABE HERTZBERG, Mgr.

"Humoresque," a photo - drama of
Ghetto life, which has played to ca-
pacity audiences in the Criterion
theater, New York, for the past 15
weeks, will open an engagement at
the Broadway-Strand theater, Sun-
day, September 5. No screen drama
heretofore produced is said to rival
in heart appeal, in vibrant emotion,
and in characterizations, this master-
piece of Fannie Hurst, whose stories
of Jewish life have given her a high
place among American literary work-
ers. like the immortal work of
Dvorak, from which the title is taken,
the drama is said to abound in laughs
and tears alike. The New
York
Ghetto, like a strident melody whose
tender theme alone modifies the
harshness and bitterness of its notes,
is vividly shown. The story, which
appeared first as a serial in the Cos-
mopolitan magazine, and was later
printed in book form, has been wide-
ly read, and is accounted one of
the best works of the decade. The
screen version has been produced
with exacting attention to detail, and
with rare artistry. The exhibition o
the picture at the Broadway-Strand
theater will be accompanied by an
unusual musical program, in keeping
with the nature of the production.

FRESH AIR CHILDREN
TO ENTERTAIN GUESTS

The

little children who are guests
at the Fresh Air Camp, Stop 22, Lake
Shore line, are preparing a splendid
Used wherever power, speed, economy and reliability
program of entertainment for their via
flora on Sunday, August 22. While a
heavy veil of secrecy surrounds the
45-53 Seldon Ave. are essential.
Phone Glendale 41244122
details, it Is assured by the young-
sters In charge of the arrangements,
that some uniquie 'stunts' will be per.
formed. Friends are cordially invited
Axle Shafts, Piston Pints, and Rings for all makes of cars—Wholesale
to the entertainment. A aplendid au-
and Retail.
tomobile road follows the Lake Shore
hoe. Cars leaving the interurban
station every hour.
JAMES H. FOSTER
Authorized Ford Service and Parts
416 to 22 Jos. Campau
Edgewood 3112

Zenith Carburetors

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A Clean. Car!

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NCREASE the delights and benefits of touring. Ccme early and

arrange for the fitting of dust covers on the upholstered parts of your

touring car, roadster, town car or brougham.

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We have the approved fabric for any style body

now in general use

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Ith Floor—IN THE NEW BUILDING

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for your furniture, be sure to visit our department before placing your
order elsewhere. Slip-covers are no longer a seasonable product, but
are used throughout the whole year.

In Selecting Slip-Covers

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Window Shades Made to Order—
Drapery Dept., 4th Floor

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AUTO ELECTRIC & SERVICE CORP.

SERVICE and PARTS For ALL MAKES of KING CARS

FOSTER SALES & SERVICE

JEWISH ACTOR RETURNS

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101-AVA' , °tAYP

STORAGE BATTIRIES

Guaranteed for two
Detroit Sate. & Service

HUGHES & WALDNER, INC.

882 Woodward Ave.

Glendale 2201

all. hl.an 1.1o1rIbulors.

UNITED ELECTRIC SERVICE CO.

MICHIGAN DISTRIBUTORS

STORAGE
BATTERIES

HOME OFFICE

43-45 Brady St., Detroit, Mich. Grenlale 3276-4983
Detroit Branches: 1581 Woodward Ave.. Northway 672.

3298 Test Jefferson Ave., Hickory 2905.
Grand Rapids Branch, 235 Washington St. Phone 7640.
Flint Branch, 1303 North Saginaw St, Phone '891.

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10 Day,--Motor Truck Bargain Sale

1 12 ton, Stake Body, Bethlehem Truck, used three months, new
price $2897; our price $1897, less 10% for cash.
2 1-2 ton, Bethlehem Stake Body Truck, used five months, new price
$3416; our price $2270, lees 10% for cash.
3 1-2 ton Stake Body Bethlehem Truck, used only three months,
new price $4910; our price $3410, less 10% for cash.
2 ton Stake Body Dearborn Truck, used four months, new price
$3200; our price $2200, less 10% for cash.
1 ton Stake Body Smith Truck, used twelve months, new price
$1350; our price $690, less 10% for cash.
1 1.2 ton Federal Stake Body Truck. $790, les. 10% for cash.
1 ton Federal Stake Body Truck, $490, less 10% for cash.
Four of the above trucks are like new, Here is your chance to get
a good truck cheap. Be sure and come In at once and get 10% off.

Ralph F. Schneider Auto Truck Sales Co.

344 EAST JEFFERSON AVENUE.

A.C.KRENZ Tailor

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The Shop where courtesy
and service prevail

NEW YORK—Rudolph Schildkraut,
the Jewish actor who reached this city
recently on the La Savoie, on going
ashore and being greeted by numer-
ous friends and reporters said all lie
could say was that he was glad to be
done with starving Europe. Schild-
kraut, who is one of the most prominent
Jewish actors in Europe, will play at
the New Jewish Theater, while his son,
Joseph, Who came with him to this
country, will appear on the English
stage.

SAMUEL L. KAVANAU

WHOLESALE DIAMONDS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY

ANNOUNCES

RELIEF WORKER SLAIN

NEW VOlik—The 10,655

immi-
grants who arrived at this port during
the last week included Miss Irma
Abramowicz, who was to have married
on July 12 Dr. Bernard Cantor, the
representative of the Joint Distribution
C ommittee, who, together with Profes-
sor Frieillaender, was murdered in LI-
rainia.
Dr. Cantor met Miss Abramowicz
while doing relief work in Poland and
when he started on his fatal journey
it was only the earnest entreaties of her
mother which kept Miss Abramowicz
from acocmpanying the relief workers.

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Arthur L Holmes

Lumber
Company

875 Gratiot Ave. Mel. 245

VanDyke & D. T

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Lin. 235
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925 Woodward Ave.

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"HUMORESQUE," JEW-
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Detroit Business
Connections

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Important Announcement

' Will Conduct the Supplementary Sere.
ices Yom Kippur and Roth
Hashonah.

Wards 1, 2, 3, 4 and 6

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To his patrons and trade the removal of his business quarters in the
McKerchey Bldg. to the more spacious quarters at 335 Russell
St., Cor. High St. Because of the lower prices and the
better service rendered ,our business has greatly
increased in volume, thereby necessitating
this removal.

In the new location the firm will be consolidated with MANUEL
M. ROSENTHAL of the firm of J. P. Rosenthal, Wholesale Notions,
under the name of ROSENTHAL & KAVANAU.

ROSENTHAL & KAVANAU will be the successors to the firms of
J. P. Rosenthal, Wholesole Notions and SAMUEL L KAVA-
NAU, Wholesale Jeweler, and will continue the business in both lines.

The service which has characterized and made possible the growth
of these two institutions will be joined in one to make the new organi-
zation more powerful and more efficient which means lower prices
and better service for our customers.

ROSENTHAL & KAVANAU

335-7 RUSSELL ST.,

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