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Alemite Lubricators
For All Makes
of Cars."
Phone Glendale 7942
ALEMITE LUBRICATING CO. OF MICH.
4750 Woodward Ave.
OFFER OF CHEVROLET
APPEALS TO BUYERS
Where the Shoe Pinches
were the certain type of children who
demand all for themselves. She
needed nothing, and they everything.
They grew up, began to work, earned
money, and spent it upon finery. She
was just the household drudge. And
when you consider her dreams and
longings, you can readily see what
it meant to her.
"When her husband died, the dear
children managed to wheedle out of
her all that had any value, and she
was left procti•lly destitute. Not
destitute, I suplibse, for she sill had
her dreams. And this time they were
realized. She was over 50 already ,
when a rich and childless widower
who had known her and loved her
when she first arrived in America but
whom she would not marry because
she had her family to provide for,
proposed marriage to her. Mr. Gar-
tenman is quite wealthy, I under-
stand, and he is very generous to his
wife.
"Perhaps you can see now how
Mrs. Gartenman is striving to realize
her dreams in the, whaLseems to you
to be, grotesque fashion. She is
merely striving to bring back the
youth Lint she never had."—Hebrew
Standard.
The announcement made by th e
By ETHEL TAUROG.
Chevrolet Motor Company that it wil I
•1% e were sitting in the parlor, with carpeted floors, soft-cushioned
make a cash refund to all purchaser a several of us young folks, scrutiniz-
chairs, glistening silver, only to re-
of Model "Four-Ninety" automobile • ing the finery of the endless proces- turn to their dingy dwelling place
S•lesroom: 5931 Woodward.
is proving very popular with thos e sion of people strolling by criticizing with its bare, splintery floors, com-
who are in the market for cars. Th e philosophizing with the cynicism of mon wooden chairs, tin
Market 4863-4.
and wooden
commanding position of the compan y educated youth.
tableware, with the noise and the
in the automobile world naturally in
Service Station: 59 Harper.
"Think of the countless number squabbling of the Cheder boys."
spires confidence in the plan am
"You are painting a very drab pic-
I of peaceable squirrels that were
Northway 5103, Market 3175
more than usual interest in the buy
slaughtered to furnish warmth for ture, indeed," declared Snya.
ing public. The logic and Nimes
"My mother had bene there many
this woman," remarked Sonya with a
of the announcement makes a pe
questioning shrug of the shoulders. times," continued Frieda, "because
culler appeal to the business corn
- "Warmth!" questioned Frieda. one of her brothers attended the
mon-sense of the discriminatin g
"you mean advertisements of the Cheder, and I urn giving her descrip-
buyer.
fact that her husband has acquired tion of it. Yet Goldie was always
In the light of the Chevrolet out I1
sufficient coin of the realm to lavish cheerful and did her work with a
record, it is regarded as certain that
one thousand dollars' worth of it or song on her lips, so that housewives
50,000 Chevrolet "Four-Ninety" cars
more on a decoration for his wife." always asked the Rebbezin to bring
will be sold by Aug. 1, in which
State Distributors
"What cats these women are," I Goldie with her whenever she came.
event the refunds of 270 on open
remarked, but my facetiousness My mother said she always wondered
cars and light delivery wagons and failed to elicit comment.
how Goldie managed to keep so jolly
0100 on chased cars will reach the
"Do you know what this puts me in such surroundings, until one even-
total of about $4,000,000.
in mind of, girls?" asked Sonya, and, ing when she found out her secret.
The large production capacity and without waiting to hear our com-
"A sister of my mother's wits go-
up-to-date equipment of Chevrolet ments she explained. "These women, ing to be married, and a great feast
"Four-Ninety" factories are well all bedecked in furs and plumage —in fact, several feasts—had to be
GLENDALE 2648
known, and the ability of the ener- and brilliants, remind me of the In-
prepared, for the wedding was to
getic manufacturing organization to
The latter daubed their faces last a week. The aid of the Rebbezin
J R29
D3A2Nc- a C nOfiLeEi d SA
AvLeE. SE CO, utilize the bestquantity production dians.
with various colors of points, strung and her jolly daughter was secured.
—
I methods is recognized as responsible beads about their persons, and feath-
The night before the wedding Goldie Statement of the Ownersifir Man-
for the low price at which Chevrolet ers and bones, to show what great
slept
there,
so
that
she
could
be
tip
PHONE—MELROSE 6236
agement, Circulation, Etc., Re-
"Four-Ninety" cars can be sold.
chiefs they were. The former em- bright and early to help set the
quired by the Act of Congress of
Under its new plan, the purchaser bellish themselves for the same pur-
tables and help serve. That night
August 24, 1912,
is assured of this particular model pose."
my mother and she got into a con-
Of
at the lowest possible price, and he
The Detroit Jewish Chronicle,
At least the Indians presented a versation, and Goldie betrayed her
published weekly at Detroit, Mich.,
participates in the effort of the com- picturesque sight," suggested Frieda. secret.
"Built of the Best"
for April 1, 1921.
pany to stimulate production and en-
"Surely not more odd. Look at
" 'It's like this,' Goldie told my
courage prosperity. Ile directly bene- thira.
sv funny woman!" exclaimed mother. 'You see, I am always liv-
State of Michigan,
fits by the refund to himself of ac- Sonya.
Michigan Distributors.
ing in another world—in a world of
County of Wayne—ss.
tual cash.
12942 Woodward Av e.
We
flattened our faces against the hopes and of dreams that will some
Hemlock 2122 •
That the announcement proved of
Before me, a Notary Public in and
day be real, so that when I lie on
great interest to purchasers all over window pane and looked. "Size 6 B
last shoe on a size 8 E last foot," the squeaky, hard bed, I picture to for the state and county aforesaid,
the country is evidenced by the
4 and 6 Cylinders
personally
appeared Jospeh J. Cum-
said I.
myself abed with soft, downy pil-
heavy increases in sales reported by
Power, Beauty, Economy, Comfort
"Are those lines drawn on her feet lows and clean, snow-white linen mins, who, having been duly sworn
Chevrolet dealers and retail stores
according
to
law, deposes and says
or is it hosiery?" chuckled Sonya. sheets and silken covers. When I
during the past week.
"She is certainly a funny person. I shiver in my thin, torn clothes I that he is the . Business Manager of
5911 Woodward Ave. Tel. Glendale 7118
The
Detroit
Jewish
Chronicle, and
see her often. She must live some think of the rich velvets and satins
PACKARD DRIVERS'
place around here. She hennas her and furs that I will wear, and I do that the following is, to the best of
girls, and she's over 50 if she's not feel the cold any more. And his knowledge and belief, a true
SCHOOL OPENS APRIL 6 a hair,
Axle Shafts, Piston Pins. and Rings for all makes of cars—Wholesale
these hopes nod these dreams keep statement of the ownership, manage-
day."
and Retail.
ment (and if a daily paper the circu-
me jolly and singing.'
"Poor
dear, hasn't she tiny children
The next school for truck drivers,
lation), etc., of the aforesaid publi-
"My mother says she did not know
conducted by the Transportation En- to take care of her and keep her
cation for the date shown in the
whether
to
laugh
or
feel
sorry
for
JAMES H. FOSTER
gineering Department of the Packard straight? Doesn't she have any
above caption, required by the Act
the girl. Iler first inclination was
Authorized Ford Service and Part,.
Detroit branch, R. W. Andrews in friends who could tell her how ridicu-
of Aug. 24, 1912, embodied in Sec-
2128 Joe. Campau
Edgewood 111-2 charge, will open Wednesday, April lous she makes herself?" I inquired. to laugh, but • when she saw the tion 44:i, Postal Laws and Regula-
sparkle
in the girl's eyes and caught
"Poor
thing,"
said
Frieda,
with
0. The class will be held on Wed-
tions, printed on the reverse of this
real feeling in her voice. "One never the intense longing note in her voice
nesday evening of every week and
form, to-wit:
20 miles to gallon of gas
knows where the shoe pinches is a her eyes filled with tears. 'I hope
the course will be completed in 11
I. That the names and addresses
Instead of 10.
workable proverb in her case. There that you have it all some day, Goldie,'
weeks. This will be the second
of
the publisher, editor, managing
12,500 miles to set of tires In
is much to condone and little to cen- she said.
school for 1921.
editor and business managers are:
sure when you know her story."
stead of 10,000
"Well, and then came a pogrom Publisher; The Jewish Chronicle Pub-
"Although a class of 50 drivers
"Do you?" we both queried.
50'. Slower Depreciation
in the town—a Jewish town in Rus- lishing Co., Inc., Detroit, Mich.;
graduated less than a month ago, it
Frieda nodded. "She and mother sia without at least one pogrom in its Editor, Rabbi Leo NI. Franklin, De-
has been necessary to start the sec-
W. J. DOUGHTY, 3745 Cass. Te . Glendale 4669. Tel. Glendale 5585.
ond class now," said Mr. Andrews, are landsleute. They come from the history isn't complete. The house of troit, Mich.; Managing Editor, Jos.
because of the interest that has some town. We met her one day, the Rebbe was burned and the Rebbe J. Cummins, Detroit, Mi•h.; Business
been shown in this instruction by and I poked fun after she left, the slaughtered because he sought to Manager, Jos. J. Cummins, Detroit,
drivers, owners and operators of way you girls did, for there is no protect his family. After things Mich.
denying she presents an absurd ap- quieted down the more fortunate of
commercial vehicles."
8. That the owners are: (Give
Phone Market 2892
Truck owners are taking advan- pearance. Mother chided me sharp- the people made some provision for names and addresses of individual
tage of this oppportunity that the ly, and when we came home she told the distracted family, and provided owners, or, if a corporation, give its
name and the names and addresses
Packard Company offers, for they me all she knew about this woman. Goldie with a ticket to America.
Distributors
"She came here and began to work of stockholders owning or holding I
recognize that such a school assists Her name is Mrs. Gartenman."
in a shop, working practically day per cent or more of the total amount
"Tell us," requested Sonya.
East Grand Boulevard at Oakland.
them in the better care of their
S.
"Mrs. Gartenman was one of the and night, stinting herself in actual of stock.) Joseph J. Cummins, De-
trucks and gives the drivers a better
realization and understanding of younger daughters in a family of ten necessities until she brought her troit, Mich.; Jacob II. Schackne,
their responsibility. :Many firms ore children. Iler father was a Rebbe, widowed mother and children over, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Florence Cummins,
sending their men to this school anti who, in addition to keeping a Cheder, Then she slavedfor them, providing Johnstown,Pa.; Oscar It. Cummins,
them with many of the fine things Johnstown, Pa.
are paying them for the time spent wrote Yiddish lettersfor the women
she had longed for herself.
11. That the known bondholders,
on the course. In some instances, a anti girls of the town. Ile made a
very
poor
living.
The
Rebbezin,
his
"When the family were all pro- mortgagees, and other security hold-
bonus is paid the drivers based upon
ss and Peterboro. Main 8424
wife, raised chickens and sold them vided for she began to think of her- ers owning or holding 1 per cent or
the standing they receive.
SIXES AND TWELVES
"A:: ERICA'S FIRST — r1R"
Considerable time and money has to the wealthy women of the town. self. Hard work had wrecked her more of total amount of bonds, mort-
been spent in getting ready for these She helped cook for weddings and physically. Her hair had turned pre- gages, or other securities, are: (If
classes and, to make it more compre- other festive occasions. her daugh- maturely gray anti her cheeks were there are non, BO State. j None.
4. That the two paragraphs next
hensive, charts have been prepared ter Goldie—that is, Mrs. Gartenman sallow. When a widower came along
and stereopticon slides and moving —was her chief assistant, and thus and offered her a home and the care above, giving the names of the own-
pictures will be used in conjunction she gained access to the homes of the of his five children she married him, ers, stockholders, and security hold-
with the lectures to assist in making wealthy. There she acquired a taste more out of consideration for his ers, if any, contain not only the list
for finer things. She went into homes children than anything else. They of stockholders and security holders
the subjects clear.
Among the subjects discussed will
be lubrication, motor troubles and
their remedies, construction of
clutch, transmission, rear axles,
springs, ignition and city traffic or
dinances. As each one of these sub-
jects is taken up, complete dissem-
bled units will tie shown so that the
men may have a thorough working
knowledge of every part of the truck.
There will be no charge whatever
Tel. Glendale 7946
for the course, but it is limited to
actual truck drivers, regardless of the
kind of truck they drive.
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Auburn Beauty Six
A—LOCK—FOR—EVERY—CAR
Simplex
Theftproof
HUGHES & WALDNER
AUTO LOCKS
4435-2nd Boulevard
CASE
Glendale 2201
WEISMAN MOTOR SALES CO.
3639 WOODWARD AVE.
H.C.S.
DIXIE FLYER
DAVIS MOTOR CARS
THOM AS BROOKS, INC.
ELCAR
BREED, SPEICHER COMP'NY
SERVICE and PARTS For ALL MAKES of KING CARS
FOSTER SALES & SERVICE
FRANKLIN
G. M. C.
A Size to Fit Your Need.
OWEN & GRAHAM CO.
TRUCKS
HAYNE
POTTS MOTOR
SALES C O.
CHARACTER CARS Ca
Liberty
Si
x
MILLER-JUDD CO.
4846 Woodward Ave. at Warren
Glendale 472-428
MOON
N A S H
VALUE CARS AT VOLUME PRICES
NASH DISTRIBUTING COMPANY
7351 Woodward Ave.
Northway 760
GORDON MOTOR SALES CO., DISTRIBUTORS.
5024 Woodward Avenue
Northway 4712
!
Re Vere
Ave.
"The Car Incomparable"
KETTENRING SALES CO.
Phone Northway 4412.
WINTON
Day and Night Service.
George H. Zuver Co.
4465 CASS AVE.—Glendale 4605
Willard
i Service on all makes.
Long Battery
Service Co.
68-78 Brady St.
(East of 3700 Woodward)
Free Ispection.
Tel. Glendale 1267.
UNITED ELECTRIC SERVICE CO.
litiehia•• Distributor
43-45 Brady St. Phones Glendale 3276-4983
Detroit Branches: tactw*""•'''
lenses RAW. 'mach. ILI! Waattla0ea
?lose TIII44.
rust arsars. L3 Marta larrw II. Plaza WI.
FRONTENAC FEATURES
CAVE DWELLER REVUE
William D. C. Merles has sprung
an agreeable surprise on Detroit by
actually supplanting here a real bit
of the gay life of New York, where
only, it has been assumed, the follies
and frolics could get a large enough
clientclle to make such a venture
pay. The Cave Dwellers, a musical
revue of the metropolis roof and
restaurant variety, opened an in-
definite engagement at the Cafe
Frontenac a week ago and sprung
into popular favor at once. Every
night the tables in the gorgeous old
cafe have been more than .occupied.
On several evenings, half as many
people as have been fortunate
enough to secure tables have been
turned away.
The Cave Dwellers' Revue is a
thing of beauty and gorgeousness.
The costumes alone are worth see-
ing in the colorful surroundings,
even if the performance's of clever
artists were not added. The beauty
chorus is not a misnomer, the girls
being pretty and pleasingly voiced.
The music was written by Ballard
MacDonald and David Sampler, the
authors of Ziegfeld's Follies and
Midnight Frolic, and has all the
rhythmic inspiriting qualities for
which the work of those authors is
famous.
Among the principals of the cast
are Miss Jennie Blossom, ingenue
lead; Mr. Harry Hoyt, baritone lead;
Miss Adele Ardsley, prima donna;
Mr. Addison Fowler and Miss Flor-
enze Tamara, dancers extraordinary,
and Miss Lassie Nazworthy, premier
dancer. The revue is under the per-
sonal direction of Mr. J. K. Gorham.
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POLES CONFISCATE
JEWISH HOSPITAL
We Give L131. Golds. Rule Service en
All Batteries,
USL, USL
aces
WARSAW.—The Jewish commun-
ity has been informed that the gov-
ernment has confiscated the Jewish
hospital. The government explains
that it was compelled to take this
step in order to accommodate the
workers of the railroads.
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Zenith Carburetors
Used wherever power, speed• economy and reliability
are essential.
,
In numbers and in monetary
value, the production of Dodge
Brothers cars during the twelve
months recently ended, was,
with a single exception, without
parallel.
MEYER STONE LOCATES
AT 616 FORD BUILDING
Air. Meyer Stone, who now repro
Rents the Mutual Life Insurain
Company of New York and man:,
other large insurance comitallit
here, Clime to Detroit from N,..
York in 1908 with a knowledro
life insurance. Ile studied
the Detroit College of Law, but ul
the. SIMI' time specialized in insuc
ant,. fie helped organize severd
local insurance companies and in
1912 became agency supervisor of
the Phoenix. Life Insurance Com-
pany.
Mr. Stone was originally located
in the Penobscot building, but due
to an overflow of business has had
to get more spacious offices and is
floss' located at 616 Ford building.
111r. Stone is an expert life insurance
man and is a specialist on income in-
surance. lie is well known in Jewish
circles, takes' an active part in the
activities of B'Nai Brith, is organ.
izer of Congregation Emanuel and
the Talmud Torah there.
INSTALLS FACILITIES
FOR STORING OF FURS
Birnbaum itz. Co., of 1422 Wash
ington Boulevard, announce that
they have every facility fur the stor-
ing A faro for summer, as well as
a large assortment of furs for the
summer. This firm offers its cus-
tomersa delivery service of which
they can avail themselves whenever
desired.
Every facility fur the storing of
furs for the summer has been in-
stalled and an assortment of furs
of every description obtainable any-
where can be purchased at this store.
DR. BOGEN IN WARSAW
WARSAW.—Dr. Boris D. Bogen,
head worker of the Joint Distribu-
tion Committee, is back in this city.
man and woman of America
and of the world.
They were satisfied that as the
value of Dodge Brothers car
revealed itself, appreciation, ad-
miration and larger volume
would automatically follow.
There is a deep and a special
significance in this sales record.
They visualized this great good
will, ever growing and continu-
ing to grow, as long as motor
cars should go forth bearing
their name.
Because they did not seek it in
the ordinary way, it is all the
more impressive that sales pre-
cedence should have been
conferred upon their product.
They never permitted themselves
or their associates to lose sight of
this great principle in which they
believed so thoroughly.
The point of this achievement is
that from the d-iy the business
was founded, Doilge Brothers
never once laid stress on mere
volume of production.
Their life work had taught them
that there was no other sound
way in which to build.
They never strove to surpass in
the quantity of cars produced
during any given period.
Their thought lay deeper than
that. It was a deliberate thought,
which looked toward the ulti-
mate, not the immediate.
The lesson of it, the logic of it, is
too plain, too clear and too com-
plimentary to Dodge Brothers
to require or permit extended
comment.
Their implicit conviction was
that the one thing with which
they should concern themselves
was the true value of the cars
they manufactured.
Suffice it to say, that Dodge
Brothers are more deeply appre-
ciative than ever of the confidence
it demonstrates on the part of the
baying public.
Given that good value, they
were assured that greater and
greater sales must of necessity
follow.
Suffice it to say that this institu-
tion will never deviate by so
much as a hair's breadth from
ele manufacturing principles
which have brought about this
unique and splendid tribute from
the American people.
.G.D
THOMAS
AUTO ELECTRIC & SERVICE CORP.
93 Seldon Ave.
Business Manager.
Sworn to and subscribed before inc
thils 9:2It2o. h) day of March, 1921.
W I 1.1.1A M PANZER,
Notary Public.
INIs See:taim
il mission expires March
NEW HEIGHTS REACHED BY A GOOD NAME
They had faith, in other words,
in the discernment of the average
(1'4 .
trustee
given;
the saidtwo paragraph s eoni s i n
statements embracing ethane' '
knowledge and belief as to the rir-
eunistances and conditions outs
which stockholders and security hol
I
try who do not appear upon the
books of the company as trustcee,
hold stock and securities in ii ,.,,,
,
pewits' other than that of a bon s lid,
owner; and this affiant has no n;,,.11
to believe that any other perso
n,
sociation, or corporation has any ,r
terest direct or indirect in the
stock, bonds, or other securities thin
as so stated by him.
5.
That the average number or
copies of each issue of this public:I-
tion sold or distributed, through the
mails or otherwise, to paid subscrib-
ers during the sit months preceding
the lisle shown above is
information is required from d ; ,th,
publicat
c um m Ns.
Harrison•Rund Sales Co.
4647 Woodward Ave.
National - Elgin Six - Premier
5784 Cass
as they appear upon the hooka of the
company but also, in count where the
stockholder or security holder ap-
pears upon the books of the coin-
itany as trustee or in any other tida-
1 aunr:,; ,(.,er
r ile a s otranp: o n t , ir natgthi:e) insn
name ;fh
Phone Glendale 4121.4122.
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