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DETROIT

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For Economical Transportation

Pr HE price of Chevrolet

gives you
the opportunity to realize your
desire for a complete, depend-
able automobile whose first
cost and maintenance you can
afford.

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CHEVROLET MOTOR CO.

Woodward at Headrie
Northway SOO.
Service Station: 441 York Street

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Mr. and Mrs. David Let's Spickler
(Sylva Madanes) of 9016 Dexter
Boulevard are receiving congratula-
tions on the birth of a daughter, Rita
June, on Friday, June 17.

Solving the Difficult
Corseting Problems
of Hot Weather

SIGMA RHO TAU

The Sigma Rho Tau Sorority will
Mr. Frederick Morris of Connecti-
Mr and Mrs. M. Starr of 1127 Edi- I I leave Sunday, July 10, for Oakley
cut ovenue has returned from a sev- son avenue have returned to the city Park, Walled Lake, Mich., where they
eral days' visit with friends in Chi- after spending two weeks in Buffalo,1will be the guests of Mr. aand Mrs.
cago.
B. Miller at the "Let's Go l'arty" for
New York and Atlantic City.
the remainder of July. Those who
Mrs. Edward Lichtig and son of
Miss Betty Feldman of 307 East are going are Ruth Peritz, Ruth
Glynn court are in Cleveland, where Ferry avenue has returned to the city Cohen, Jennie Zierer, Florence Krell,
they will spend the month of July after spending a month with friends, Bertha Rood, Esther Schiller, Jo-
with relatives and friends.
I ti s in Chicago eephine Unger Charlotte Miller and
an dreave
Gertrude Sandelman.
Miss Rose Samter, daughter of Dr.
Miss Sonia Feldman of Chicago,
and Mrs. G. Samter of Glynn court, III., is the guest of her cousin, Miss
CARD OF THANKS
left Friday for Ottawa Beach, where Betty Feldman of East Ferry avenue.
she will spend several weeks.
Nathan Bielfied, president of the
Mrs. R. C. Pollock of 2821 E rvay local order of Brith Abraham takes
Miss Rebecca Meyers of Alpena is street,
xdin
he g sincere
this means of eten
spending the summer with her engagement (.4
t her daugh er, Carolyn,
mother, Mrs. Sarah Meyers of Lea- to Mr. Arthur E. Fixel of 45 Daven- thanks to the famil y of t e late Jos-
eph
Marymont
for
a
bequest
of $500,
high apartments, Brust street.
port street, Detroit.
the amount of his insurance in the

DETROIT

1 "Four-Ninety"

Mr. and Mrs. A. Karnin of 954
East Kirby avenue are receiving con-
' gratulations on the birth of a daugh-
, ter, Theda, June 30.

Among those who attended the
graduation exercises at the Univers
ity of Michigan the past week were
MISS FLORENCE ROSK AM
Mr. and Mrs. Saul Kaufman, Mr.
and Mrs. S. A. Rosenberg, Mr. and Mrs. M. Roskam announces the en-
Mrs. Israel Brown and Mrs. A. Er- gagement of her daughter, Florence,
mann. to Mr. Arthur Noel Friedman.

CHEVROLET

ra ruse

Dr. and Mrs. Charles A. Bennet
(Rosetta Wertheimer) announce the
birth of a daughter, Laura May, on
June 30.

Mrs. Harry Jacobson and son, By-
ron, of West Philadelphia avenue, left
on Tuesday last for Oscoda, Mich.,
where they will spend the summer
months at Lake Van Ettan.

The Ca/1 of the Luring Surf

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Lirtlls

Mr. and Mrs. A. Jacobs of Virginia
Park and Mrs. Alexander Friedman
of Chicago Boulevard attended the
graduation exercises of Sidney Ar-
thur Jacobs of the University of
Michigan.

Restful beaches and sparkling waters are calling as Sum-
mer lifts the curtain on another vacation season. Surely you
will be needing something in bathing apparel. Art in dress has
touched bathing attire and one may be costumed at the beach
in as good taste as in ones home. Bathing and swimming suits
in wool jersey, silk and satin; beach costumes in satin and silk;
beautiful beach capes and endless styles in caps, sashes, shoes
and sandals.

ch—de, "Four-Ninety" Touring Car. 51,45. 1. o. b. Flint, Mich.

S. Paul Epstein of Ponce, Porto
Rico, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Sam-
uel Slomovitz of Cameron avenue the
past weekend. Mr. Epstein, who is
a 1918 graduate of the University of
Michigan, will take post-graduate
work at the U. of M. during the sum-
mer session.

Mrs. S. E. Benjamin of Common-
wealth avenue has returned from At-
lantic City, where she spent the past
six weeks.

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Mr. and Mrs. Sidney A. Stiebel and Brith Abraham Order, which he deed-
ed as a bequest to the Jewish House
son, hart, of Fort Wayne, Ind., are of Shelter.
the guests of Mrs. H. Wolenburgh
and family, 17 Monterey avenue.

To be comfortably corseted is as essen-
tial during these hot spells as is a sum-
mer's vacation.

Mr. and Mrs. II. Barris and sons,
Lawrence and Morton, of Marion, I
Ind., have motored here to spend the
summer with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. M. Barris of 2177 Concord ave-
nue.

The problem of adequate support for "..
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hips or bust is of the utmost import-
. ance. Absolute freedom, hot weather
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models, all designed to meet each in-
dividual requirement.

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Fyfe's—Third Floor

1700 Pairs of Low
Shoes Reduced to

All Sizes
All Widths

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Frank of Garfield avenue and Miss
After attending the wedding of Mr.
Reva Scheinman of Rowena street
and Mrs. Ben Cohn (Rose Stamen),
left Friday, July I, for Camp Ronah,
which took place on Sunday, July 3,
where they will spend the summer
at the home of the bride's parents in
months.
Pittsburgh, Mr. Harry Cohn and fam-
ily of 742 West Grand Boulevard ar-
Mr. and Mrs. I,. T. Kramer and rived home.
family have returned to Lansing from
Detroit, where they were guests of
The Fresh Air Society announces
their mother, Mrs. B. Harris.
an open day on Sunday, July 10,

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L of black kid, brown
kid and white reignskin ;
welt sale; Louis heel. All
sizes ; all widths. $4.85

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Organized 1871

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Capital Stock
Surplus Fund
Undivided Profits
Letters of Credit
Bills Payable with Federal Reserve Bank
Savings Deposits
Postal Savings Deposits
Commercial Deposits

Total

Prices Reduced On Dry Cleaning

Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Finsterwald
were in Cleveland to attend the an-
nual meeting of the Jewish Orphan
Home, of which institution Mr. Fin-
sterwald was re-elected a director for
a term of four years.'

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$4,000,000.00
5,000,000.00
1,522,078.32
26,500.00
None
52,415,0%.95
84,404.25
18,701,873.96

The Forest Cleaner and Dyers, Inc.

533 EAST FOREST AVE., NEAR BEAUBIEN

Dr. Hugo A. Freund, who was'
confined to his home by illnem for
over a week, is recuperating. He and
family expect to move to their sum-
mer home during the week.

Miss Fannie Weiss of New York is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Julia Marcuse
of 1474 Webb avenue.

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$81,749,953.48

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Morris and Joseph S. Garvett re-
turned from New York after a week's
absence from the city.

LIABILITIES

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$25,127,142.00
8,642,900.77
9,959,327.82
12,093,479.13
6,752,500.00
6,693,251.41
26,500.00
1,909,455.67
270,000.05
10,275,396.68

$81,749,953.48

Total

Woodward and Adams

Mrs. Julius Deutelbaum and chil-
dren left for Cleveland to visit
friends and with them to proceed to
some nearby-resort to spend the sum-
mer season.

RESOURCES

Real Estate Mortgages (All in Wayne County)
Bonds and Securities
Collateral Loans
Loans and Discounts
U. S. Government Certificate.
United States Liberty Bonds
Customers' Liability, Letters of Credit.....
Banking House and Branches
Stock of Federal Reserve Bank
Cash on Hand and in Banks

—Third Floor-.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Selling
have gone to Ottawa Beach for a
week's outing.

of his young friends last Saturday.

At the close of Business June 30th, 1921

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Mail Orders Filled

Wiliam Meyerfeld of Ann Arbor
was in town during the past week.

Boulevard gave a party to a number

CONDENSED STATEMENT

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Mr. and Mrs. Simon Straus of Lig- ,
onier, Ind., are in the city visiting
with relatives and friends.

David Levy, Jr., of West Boston

Member Federal Reserve Bank

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, of the Cleveland Jewish Orphan
Home for a four-year term.

Nathan Spiesberger of Bay City
was in the city attending the funeral
of Louis S. Oppenheim.

Detroit, Mich.

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Pump of T. Vent
leather, g n t t al
and white reignskin. Turn
sole; Louis heel All
sizes ; all widths. $4.85

Mr. Adolph Freund was re-elected
vice-president of the Cleveland Jew-
ish Orphan Home at the annual meet-
ing of the institution held last Sun-
day.

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Mrs. Pauline R. Rose and daugh-
ter are in Cleveland visiting friends.

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Wayne County and Home
Savings 13ank

All Sizes
All Widths

THREE-EYELET

from 10 a. m. to It p. m., at the re-
Miss Fannie Lavin is visiting modeled camp, Station 22r - Lake
friends in Lansing, Mich.
Shore Drive. The interested public
is cordially invited.
Mrs. M. L. Stern and daughter,
Eleanor, have returned to their home
Isaac Goldberg, president of Tem-
in Chicago, Wis.
ple Beth El, was elected a director

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Mrs. L. E. Oppenheim is taking up
her residence at Hotel Statler.

Mr. and Mrs. David Jalan (Helen
Nelken) returned from their honey-
Miss Sadie Netzorg of 5021 Ore-
moon and are at home at 8618 Dex- gon avenue is spending the summer
ter Boulevard.
near Muskegon, Mich., where she will
join her sister, Cornelia, who is teach-
Misses Ida and Isabelle Eager of ing in that city.
Rochester, N. Y., are visiting with
Mrs. Morris Siden of Grove avenue
Charmingly appointed ' s , NA, the
and Mrs. Harry II. Cohen of 306 party given by Miss Doris (Wolfgang'
Marlborough avenue.
at her home on Brush stree ,..,7unilay
evening, July 3, honoring Miss Frieda
Mrs. B. Harris and fa.mily is visit. Brodkin, who has returned from a
ing her daughter, Mrs. L. I. Kramer few weeks' stay in Cleveland, Ohio.
of Lansing, Mich.
The evening was spent in dancing and
games. At midnight a buffet lunch
Mr. Maurice Harris is spending the was served to the following: Misses
weekend in Lousing, Mich.
Evelyn Rosenthal, Frieda Brodkin,
Mary Berris, Rose Klein, Eva Silk,
Miss Eva Weingarden of 503 East Shirley Kukes, Luella Coskey, Doris (
Palmer avenue and her sister, Mrs. Wolfgang and Messrs. Harry Mogail,!
E. B. Wolf, have left for an extended A. Adelman, David Brodkin, Leo'
eastern trip. They will return about Koskey, Sydney Wolfgang and A.
Kohrman, Joe Kohrman, Frank Su-
Sept. 15.
garman, Ben Sugarman and Morris
Tefft
of Cleveand, Ohio.
The Misses Dorothy and Florence

Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Weisberger
of 213 California avenue, highland
Park, entertained at a dinner party
Monday complimenting Mr. and Mrs.
Ilarry Martin, the Misses Matilda,
Mildred and Lillian Martin and Mr.
Samuel Martin, all of whom are vis-
iting here from Los Angeles, Calif.
The occasion also marked the birth-
day anniversary of Mrs. Weisberger.

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Mrs. I. Berkman of Waco, Texas,
announces the engagement of her
. daughter, Sadye, to Mr. Roy Abram-
sohn of Detroit.

Mrs. Maurice Stern (Gertrude
Wertheimer), who was visiting at the
home of Dr. and Mrs. Charles Ben-
nett of Massachusetts avenue, has re-
turned to her home in Joliet, Ill.

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Mr. and Mrs. J. IL Crown of Madi
son, Wis., announce the engagemen
of their daughter, Fay, to Mr. Leon
1.. Sarin of this city.

Mr. S. Berger of Brush boulevard
is visiting with relatives and friends
in Cleveland.

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Betrothal Announced.

Mr. and Mrs. David J. Jacobs and
family are spending the summer at
Old Orchard Beach, Old Orchard, Me.

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and Dresses $2.00

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Tickets are now ready for distribu-
tion for the twelfth annual moon-
light to be given by the Bicur Cho-
lem, Tuesday evening, Aug. 16.

ENFORCE IMMIGRAMON LAW
DANZIG.--The Jew
refugees in

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Men's Suits
$1.50

Warsaw are greatly disturbed be-
cause the American onsul there has
begun enumerOst,
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Just North of Forest Aye.