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IN MEMORIAM
Woodward at Gratiot
CHRISTMAS
SUGGESTIONS
Alphabetically Arranged
for Your Convenience
FOR MEN
B-
Buckles, Belt
$6 to $30
Buttons, Emblem . . . $1 to $25
C- Cases, Card
$6.50 to $18
Cases, Cigar
$ I 0 and up
Cases, Cigarette
$8 to $250
Chains, Watch. $2.50 up to $200
Chains, Silk $1.50 up
Charms, Emblem . . . .$5 to $100
Combs, Pocket $3.75 to $8
Cutters, Cigar . .. . $3.50 and up
D- Dice Sets
$5 to $40
Diamond Lockets and
Charms
$25 to $100
E- Eversharp Pencils . . . .$1 to $250
F- Flasks
$20 to $50
H- Humidors, Cigar
$18 to $25
Humidors, Cigarette $12 and up
Holders, Cigarette .
$8 and up
L- Links, Cuff
$3 to $50
Links, Cuff Diamond $20 to $350
M- Military Sets
$6.50 to $50
Mugs, Shaving ... $6.50 and up
P- Pencils, Silver
$1.50 to $10
Pencils, Gold
$2.50 to $35
Pens, Fountain . .. $2.75 to $75
Pins, Soft Collar
$1 to $25
Pins,,Scarf
$1.50 to $100
Pins, Diamond Scarf .$15 to $500
Pipes
$15 and up
Pocket Knives . . . . $2.50 to $50
Poker Sets
$45 and up
R- Rings
$7.50 up to $200
Rings, Diamond.$50 up to $1,000
S- Shaving Stands. . . . $ I 0 up to $40
Shirt Sets
$5 up to $50
Silk Waldemar
$2.50 up
Smoking Sets .. • . $10 up to $25
W- Watches (Platinum, Gold
and Gold-filled) .$15 up to $2,250
FOR WOMEN
B- Beauty Pins.
$1.50 up to $5
Bar Pins
$3.50 up to $35
Bracelets
$1.50 up to $50
Brooches
$3.50 up to $100
C- Cameos
$6.50 up to $100
Chains
$1 and up
Chatelaine Pins
$2 and up
Coin Cases
$5 up to $20
D- Dorines
$5 up to $40
E- Earrings
$1 up to $25
Earrings, Dia
monds
$20 up to $600
1- Ivory Toilet Sets . $20 up to $100
L- Lavallieres
$7.50 up to $50
Ladies' Cigarette
Cases
$12 up to $50
Ladies' Cigarette
Holders
$8 up to $50
Lingerie Clasps
.$1 up to $10
Lockets
$5 up to $100
M- Manicure Sets
$10 up to $25
P- Pearls
$5 up to $300
Platinum Diamond-Set
Bar Pins ...$100 up to $5,000
Platinum and Diamond
Lavallieres... $50 up to $1,650
Pen and Pencil Sets.$15 up to $85
Picture Frames $4.50 and up
Photo Lockets . .$4.00 up to $45
R- Rings
$5 up to $100
Rings, Solitaire
Diamond
$25 up to $500
(Gold Mounting)
Rings, Solitaire
Diamond .. .$200 up to $3,000
(Platinum Mountings)
Rings, Diamond Dinner, Platinum
Mounting . . .$150 up to $1,500
Rings, Two and Three-Stone
Diamonds, (Gold
Mountings. . .$100 up to $400
(Platinum
-
Mounting)..$250 up to $2,000
Rosaries
$1 up to $50
S-Silver Mesh Bags..$50 up to $100
T- Toilet Sets, Silver
$15 up
V-Vanity Cases,Gold $15 up to $450
Vanity Mesh Bags.$25 up to $85
W- Wrist Watches.$12.50 up to $200
Platinum Diamond-Set
Wrist Watches $400 up to $2500
As a help in doing your Christmas shopping
we suggest that you clip out this advertise-
ment, and check the items you may desire to
purchase, at your leisure.
Callan
All Society Items and other local notes should he communicated to the office of the
Chronicle by 5 o'clock each Wednesday •Iternoon in order to appear in the current week's
issue. Phone Glendale 8326, Society Editor. Mail notices so as to be received not later
than Wednesday.
Master Jerome Sylvan Silberblatt,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron A. Silber-
blatt, of 105 Ilendrie avenue, cele-
brated his third party on Sunday af-
ternoon, Dec. 15, on which occasion
he played host to 15 youthful guests.
Mrs. H. NI. Prenzlauer was hostess
at a linen shower given for Miss Leah
Rosenberg at the home of • Mrs. M.
Abrahmson. The bride-elect was the
recipient of many gifts.
r. and Mrs. Nlaxwell Goddamn,
Among the hostesses who enter-
tained for Miss Sarah Jane Green- who are spending their honeymoon
at
the
Hotel Pennsylvania, N. Y. C.,
berg, whose marriage to Dr. Nathan
H. Goldberg took place Nov. 30, were will be at home to their friends and
relatives
after Dec. 11 at 184 E. Forest
Mrs. Harry Elbinger, Mrs. Charles
Hamburger, Mrs. Lena Cohen, Mrs. avenue.
Robert Finn and Mrs. Chauncey El•
bin ger.
The Jewish Institute, 239 East High
street, in co-operation with the Recre-
Mrs. A. Grabower of 48 Grand av• ation Commission, has changed the
nue gave a kitchen shower during date of its celebration of the Chanuka
the week in honor of Miss Mildred Festival to Saturday, Dec. I1, at 7:30
Nurko whose marriage to Mr. Daniel p.
Lewis will take place this month.
Miss Nurko was the recipient of many
"The Unlighted Menorah," a one-
useful gifts.
act playlet, will be presented by the
Young Folks' Dramatic League, fol-
Mr. and Mrs. I. Berry, 2206 Michi-
lowed by Oriental dancing, folk danc-
gan avenue, entertained with a
ing and folk singing. 'rite Jewish In-
luncheon Friday in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. E. Singer who leave shortly for stitute Orchestra will furnish the
music.
Los Angeles, Cal., where they will
make their future home.
Miss Marjorie Feldman left Mon-
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. B. Isenberg day night, for Hollywood, Calif.,
(Layetta B. Robinson) have returned where she will visit friends over the
from a wedding trip to Bermuda and Christmas holidays. She will be
will be at home to their friends after joined by her father and mother, Mr.
January I at Bossella Apts., 574 and Mrs. Edwin G. Feldman, about
the first of January:, and they will
Brainard street.
take up permanent residence in Holly-
wood.
Among the delightful social func-
tions that were given during the week
Mrs. J. Feldman, 40 Rowena street,
for hi os Marguerite Conhaim whose
marriage to Mr. Hart N. Cartiozo was hostess at the first of a series
was an event of Dec. 6, was a dinner of card parties to be given by the
given Friday night by Mr. and Mrs. Detroit Chapter of the Hadassah this
Sidney Wiseman of Burlingame ave- season. She was ably assisted by
nue. Saturday, Miss Edith Weisman,
Mre. Ralph Davidson, chairman of
of Westminster, was hostess at a
the committee, Mrs. N, E. Aronstam,
dinner dance given at the Phoenix
Sirs. II. N. Weinstein, Miss Fannie
in honor of the bride-elect.
Mrs. Julius Braun entertained Wed- Wetsman, Mrs. Alfred Frank and
nesday evening in honor of Mrs. A. Mrs. A. J. Koffman.
A. ‘Vinkelman, of Cleveland, 0.
Mrs. Louis Frankel, of Belmont
avenue, returned Wednesday front a
trip to Battle Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Silverman and
family have moved into their new
home at 1370 West Grand boulevard,
Miss Gertrude Nurko has just re-
turned from a Southern trip. She
visited in Memphis, Clarkesville and
Nashville, Tenn., stopping at Cincin-
nati on her way home.
Gowns
at
Lower Prices
Former $125 Values
$75.00
Exquisite types in Satin, Crepe
Meteors, Chiffon Taffetas and Tr4
cotines; embroidered and beaded,
lace trimmed, bugle trimmed and
fancy embroidered. Every one pos-
sesses an exclusiveness that women
of discernment immediately appre-
ciate. Such fashionable dresses as
these at these prices makes a
happy opportunity indeed.
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THE
GORHAM SHOP
The family of the late Benjamin
Finsilver wishes to express their many
thanks to their friends and relatives
for their kindness and consoling
words and sympathy also floral offer-
ing. Special thanks to Rabbi Hersh•
man.
In sad and loving memory of our
darling mother, Devora Gordon, who
departed this life two years ago.
A mother who had no equal,
A wife who was the best,
lias answered God's Calling
And gone to a better world to rest.
Sadly missed by her loving family,
Harris Gordon and children.
SUPERIOR MERCHAN-
DISE AT VERY AT-
TRACTIVE PRICES
BENEFIT NOW BY
OUR SPECIAL PRE-
XMAS SELLING EVENT
Mr. Louis J. Cohn of Brooklyn, New
York, was the guest of his niece, Mrs.
A. Kischbaum, of 72 Erskine Street.
The next meeting will be held at
During his stay he was entertained
the home of Elsie Goodman, 265 E.
by Mr. and Mrs. A. Kirschbaum, Mr. Hancock avenue.
and Mrs. Bert Moss, Mr. and Mrs.
Sant Arnistam and Mr, and Mrs. Mar-
Mr. Harry Glazier of Alpena, Mich.,
tin Lezin.
Is at Mt. Clemens, Mich.
PEARLS
DIAMONDS
WATCHES
SILVERWARE
STATIONERY
JEWELRY
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The European Jewish Women
Welfare Organibation of Detroit
hrithday party Sunday, Dec. 5, to
friends and relatives at their residence,
515 Mack avenue in honor of their
little daughter, Beatrice, who was two
nears old on that day.
Present
REV. AARON BLOOM
Assisted by
Double Choir and Cohn's Union Orchestra
in a
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Lichtig, of Bay
City spent Sunday in Detroit.
The Beta Chapter of the Gaintna
Sigma Chi Sorority had its regular
meeting and initiation at the home of
Rose Plottler, at which time Josephine
Sandorf was initiated into the Soror-
ity. Later a beautifully appointed
luncheon was served in honor of its
new member.
Whereas, It has pleased our Heaven-
ly Father to transfer to a higher and
nobler sphere the soul of Miss Jennie
Gordon, and
Whereas, Miss Gordon was the
founder and a beloved and active mem-
ber of the Detroit Chapter of Hadas-
sah, therefore be it
Resolved, That we, the Board of Di-
rector, and members of Hadassah, ex-
tend to her beloved parents and broth-
er our sincerest sympathy in tin.; sad
hour. We commend them to the care
of the Almighty God, and may they
find comfort in the knowledge that
for her the pains and sorrows of this
earth are dead, and in their stead arc
born peace and happiness. May her
memory remind us of the good and
noble things site accomplished during
her short life which was so replete
with kind and helpful thoughts and
deeds of her fellow beings, in the per-
formance of which site often sacrificed
herself. May her memory further in-
spire us to carry on the great work
of this organization to which site gave
of herself so freely. lie it further
Resolved, That the Detroit Chapter
of Hadassali send to the Zionist Or-
ganization of America a sum of money
and have her name inscribed in the
Golden Book as a tribute to her mem-
ory. And be it further
Resolved, That a copy of these reso-
lutions be spread in our suinutes, a
copy sent to her parents and brother,
and a copy to the Detroit Jewish
Chronicle.
DETROIT CHAPTER OF HADAS-
SAFI.
Mrs. N. E. Aronstam,
Nliss Jeanette M. Steinberg,
Committee.
Special Chanukah Concert
Sunday Evening, Dec. 12, 1920
GOLDSMITHS 6 SILVERSMITHS,ING
GOLDSMIT1 IS. SILVERSMITI IS AND JEC.LERS
n-ao WASI IINGTON ax1LGVARD, Bt MK BUILDING
DETROIT
Speakers:
Rabbi Aishlakin
H. Chagi
PROCEEDS FOR EUROPEAN WIDOWS AND ORPHANS
At Beth David Synagogue
Winder Street Between Antoine and Beaubien
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Is
Furniture
High-
Priced?
The Dime Savings Bank
Resources over $42,000,000.00
United States Depository-Member of Federal Reserve System
Money Means Most at
Christmas Time
That depends entirely where you buy it.
All of us recognize fully that money alone will not buy cheer or
contentment.
True economy does not mean furniture that is
But, nevertheless, for those who have enough of it, money con-
tributes greatly to the joy and spirit of the Yuletide. In fact, money
means most at Christmas time in the matter of assuirng enjoyments
of the Season.
price. The superior design of Friedenbergs
cheap, but the best furniture at a reasonable
Furniture together with low prices make on
irresistable appeal.
You can easily add much to your Christmas fund by making reg-
ular weekly payments in our Christmas Club. Amounts from $12.50
to $500 can be accumulated and payments which. are made regularly
bear interest.
FURNITURE HOUSE S
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Below is a schedule showing the different classes:
Deposit $0.25 weekly, in 50 weeks you get $ 12.50 plus interest.
Deposit 0.50 weekly, in 50 weeks you get
25.00 plus interest.
Deposit 1.00 weekly, in 50 weeks you get
50.00 plus interest.
Deposit 2.00 weekly, in 50 weeks you get 100.00 plus interest.
Deposit 5.00 weekly, in 50 weeks you get 250.00 plus interest.
Deposit 10.00 weekly, in 50 weeks you get
500.00 plus interest.
The Store With A Conscienc e
913.915 HASTINGS STREET
STEEL AND COPPERPLATE
Main Office
Dime Savings Bank. Griswold and Fort Streets.
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Grand River and Highfield
Harper and Frontenac
Mt. Elliott and Davison
Jefferson and Beaufait
Gratiot and Russell
Grand River and Lawton
Woodward and Willis
Michigan and Eighth
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