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DETROIT, MICHIGAN

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No connection with any other store

to should be communicated to the office of the
All Society Items and other local
Chronicle_ by 5 o'clock each Weelasedat Afternoon in order to appear in the current wee le.
Mum Phone Glendale WC Society Editor. Mad notice. so as to be received not later
than Wednesday.

SPECIAL!

HUDSON SEAL COATS of a very
select quality of fur, 36-inch mod-
els with deep shawl collar of mar-
ten, bell cuffs of same fur, three
skins deep. Side pockets, lining is
of guaranteed satin.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Glickman
of West Kirby avenue hove returned
from a trip to Buffalo and Albany,
N. Y., where they visited with rela-
tives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Glick-
man also attended the races in Syra-
cuse, N. Y.

$350

Full 36-inch length model of
FRENCH SEAL fur. A most
graceful coat with deep cape col-
lar and deep cuffs of marten. The
price is an exceptionally low fig-
ure for a French Seal coat of the
quality presented.

$250

ANNOUNCEMENT
OPENING

Frank Bros. Drug Co.

ON SATURDAY, AUG. 20

Our new store is ready to serve you. Accept this announce-
ment as an individual invitation to call, whether you make
a purchase or not. The spirit of our store is one of help-
fulness—one of service to the customer.

PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY.
PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTS.
DELIVERY SERVICE.

Hemlock-7201
2489

10300 Woodward

At Trowbridge

August Fur Sale

Now in Progress

Baer & Polansky

Furriers

1525 Broadway

Eureka Building

2nd Floor

Take Elevator

Main 7825

Mr. and Mrs. William 'merman,
Miss Esther (merman and Carl Imer-
man of East Hancock avenue have
returned from a motor trip to Bay
City, Mich.

Mrs. II. F. Anthony and sons of
Bay City stopped in the city en route
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Wodel, who to Cedar Point, where they will spend
have been spending several Weeks at ' , several weeks.
Put-in-Bay, Ohio, have taken a cot-
Mrs. Herman Lewis and children,
tage at Catawba Islands, Ohio, for
MISS SADIE GOLDSTEIN.
the remainder of the summer season. Josephine and Herman, Jr., of Grand
avenue, Highland Park, who spent
Miss Sadie Goldstein of 325 Fred-
Miss Rae Wolsey of Toledo spent several weeks in Put-in-Bay, Ohio, erick street, who is in charge of ar-
several days in the city as the guest have returned.
rangements for 'the excursion to be
of relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Rosenberg and given by Purity. Chapter No. 359, 0.
E. S., at Bob-Lo, Monday, Aug. 22.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barit and chil- son, Raymond, of Colling,wood ave-
nue are visiting with Mr. and Mrs.1 Arrangements for the annual out-
dren, Julian Richard and Betty Lou,
ing have been completed and the
A.
Schoenfeld
of
Chicago,
formerly
Northern
Michigan.
arc summ ering
committee is confident that it will re-
of Detroit.
sult in the most successful event of
Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Barnett and fam-
of its kind ever undertaken by the Chap-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Philip
Rosenthal
ily of Fourteenth avenue have gone Mack avenue have returned from • ter. Games, races and other outdoor
to Oscoda, Mich., where they wlil few days' visit at Benton Harbor, I games have been planned by the ar-
make their future home.
rangement committee.
Mich.
A cordial invitation is extended to
Mrs. J. B. Netzorg of East Forest
Perfection Lodge, No. 486, F. & A.
Clara
Beckman
of
Bay
City
Miss
avenue, who spent two weeks at The
M.,
their families and friends. Tickets
Lodge, Van Etten Lake, Mich., has visited in Detroit en route to a trip may be secured from members or at
to Boston, Cape Cod and Old Orch-
returned home.
the
dock. The boat leaves the foot
ard, Me.
of Bates street at 9 a. m.
Miss Frieda Epstein of Toledo
Mr. and Mrs. Saul Sallan of Bos-1
spent several days in the city as the
Miss Sylvia Weinberg of Hague
ton Boulevard West, have returned
guest of relatives and friends.
from a several weeks' visit with rela- avenue has returned from Northern
lives
and
friends
in
St.
Ignace,
Mich.1Michigan,
where she spent the past
The Misses Esther and Miriam Len-
two weeks.
huff of Frederick street, who spent
has
S.
Meisner
of
Elmhurst
avenue
several weeks at The Breakers, Cedar
The Misses Belle Wallace and Ida
returned from a trip to New York
Point, have returned to their home.
Greenwald are spending their vaca-
City.
tion at South Haven and Chicago.
Miss Blume Slomovitz Tuesday re-
Miss Jennie Wetsman of Frederick
turned from a nine weeks' stay in
Mrs. Miriam Schmittke and daugh-
New York, Bayonne, New Brunswick street was visiting will friends and ters, Rebecca and l'aula, of 296 Med-
and Lake Hopatcong, N. J., and the relatives in Chicago.
bury Boulevard have moved into
Catskill mountains. Miss Slomovitz
Miss A. M. Roby of Longfellow their new home at 1639 West Euclid
represented Detroit at the thirteenth
annual Young Judaea convention, avenue is making an extended visit avenue.
with friends in Providence, R. I.
held at Lake Hopatcong.
Miss Sadye Jacobson of West Phil-
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Burnett and adelphia has returned from a five
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Loewenberg of
weeks' visit to New York.
family
of
Rhode
Island
avenue
have
a
Virginia Park have returned from
several weeks' motor tour through returned from a several weeks' motor
The Misses Rae and Anne Cohen
Maine, New Hampshire and New tour throughout the eastern states.
of Palmer avenue have left for a two
York. They were accompanied by
Charles
Katros
of
Edison
avenue
weeks'
trip to Cedar Point, Sandusky ,
Otto Hyman of Virginia Park and
spent several weeks at Atlantic City, Ohio, where they will stop at Th
Arthur Glazer of Kerchival avenue.
Breakers Hotel. Their sister, Mrs.
Washington and New York.
Harry Wheeler, will join them.
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N. Anspach of St. Louis, Mich., is
Miss Rose Rosenthal of El Paso,
spending several weeks visiting with
Texas, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Miss Elizabeth Ann Lieberman of
relatives and friends in the city.
A, Grabower of 48 West Grand ave. 862 Chicago Boulevard has returned
from a delightful visit with Miss Mar-
Irving and Herman Cohen of Gar- nue, Highland Park.
guerite Aronson at Asbury Park, N. J.
land avenue have gone to Denver,
Mrs.
II.
M.
Meyers
and
Miss
Hen-
Colo., where they will remain during
rietta Meyers of Longfellow avenue
Marvin and Herbert Harris, sons
the month of August.
are making an extended tour through of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Harris of
Spending a few weeks at The Maine, New York and New Hamp- 1007 East Ferry avenue, have left
Breakers, Cedar Point, are the Misses shire.
flit. Camp Osius, to be gone about two
Rose and Helen Rosenberg of 1170
weeks.
Mrs. J. Walter Levie, who has been
Collingwood avenue.
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
Mr. and Mrs. David Adel and fam-
Goldfarb of 48 West Grand avenue, ily have moved from Brush Boulevard
Miss Anna Warren of 7451 Wood-
in Now York. to their new home at 1664 Glynn
has
left
for
her
home
ward avenue is in Cedar Point for a
court.
few weeks' outing.
Messrs. Clarence and Lester Budd
A. Hyman of Virginia Park has re- of Indianapolis, Ind., are visiting The Ladies' Auxiliary of Shaarcy
turned from a pleasant stay at Ot- their aunt, Mrs. A. J. Koffman of 160 Zedek will hold their annual excur-
Hazelwood avenue, and Mr. and Mrs. sion to Bob-Lo Wednesday, Aug. 24.
tawa Beach, Mich.
Harry S. Glickman of West Kirby A large attendance has been provided
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Weinberg, who avenue. for. The Auxiliary has organized for
Red Cross sewing at the Shaarey Ze-
spent several weeks in the city as the
Mrs. J. Kabaker and daughter, Sa- deg on Thursday afternoon. All
guests of relatives and friends, have
rah,
of
547
East
Palmer
avenue
have
members
interested are urged to hel
returned to their home in Prescott ,
left for Kansas City, where they will in this worthy work.
g
p
Mich.
remain for two weeks.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
S.
Glickman
of
Philip Shulman of Brush street has
Mr. William B. Isenberg left De- 663 West Kirby avenue have return
returned from a trip to New York
troit on Friday for a trip to New ed from New York, Albany and Sara-
City.
York City and a stay of two weeks toga Springs.
Mrs. Albert Grabower of Grand at the summer home of his parents
Leon Lacov of the Henry Clay Ho-
avenue, Highland Park, has returned near Hunter, N. Y., where his wife
has been staying for the past few tel entertained Mr. and Mrs. N. Nast
from a trip to Northern Michigan.
of Toledo the past week-end.
weeks.

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Furs Again Within Reach of
the Limited Income

1921 fur prices are the lowest in years
and much less than a year ago. All during
this month special concessions are offered
on the Fall and Winter prices.
Among the remarkable values are:

Coats of Hudson Seal
Trimmed With Squirrel
At $325.00

36-inch models with large shawl or en-
muffling choker coller in platinum gray
squirrel like the model sketch.
Other Hudson Seal coats, trimmed in
squirrel, varying in length from 30 to 40
inch. Priced $275.00 to $425.00

"Faultless Workmanship"

FURS

At A Saving of 25 to 40%
Expert Repairing and Remodeling
Fur Collar and Cuff Sets

Baer Bros.

FINE FURS

FUR GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER

1522 Broadway

Main 2449

Chronicle Want Ads 'Bring Results

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Marwill and son,
Melvil, motored to Chicago this week.

Fyfe's Third Floor

The Carmel Kosher Restaurant

Mrs. L. E. Fiske and daughter,
Terry, of 180 Eason avenue have
just returned after spending several
weeks in Atlantic City.

Advance Fall Oxfords

Under New Management

SUNDAY, AUGUST 21st, 1921

Mr. and Mrs. Goodwin Lefkofsky
and daughter, Helen Rosalie, left
Monday for Cedar Point, where they
will spend two weeks at The Break-
ers.

Fall tendencies are smartly reflected in the walking oxfords sketched.
Both are well built of tine, sturdy materials that will retain splendidly orig-
inal style and character.

It has been remodeled and decorated and is under the supervision of
Rabbi J. L. Levin.
The best and cleanest Kosher Meals will be served at reasonable prices.
Special attention given to parties, weddings and banquets.

Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Meyers of
1605 Glynn court returned from an
extended visit to Charlevoix and Ot-
tawa Beach.

At '8

Medium round toe oxford
with welt sole and 1 1/2-inch mili-
tary heel. Russet shade tan cal/
or black Wayne calf of high lus-

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tre. Style 1836.

Among the August guests at the
summer home of Mr. and Mrs. Abe
Danto at Lake Orion, Mich., are Miss
Sylvia Gittleman and Samuel B.
Danto.

Mr. and Mrs. Israel Levin and i
daughter, Estelle, have returned from
a month's stay at Sault Ste. Marie.

1427 Broadway.

Sli g htly narrower toe street
oxford w i th welt sole and 1 6-8
inch Cuban heel. Black Wayne
calf of loch lustre or medium
shade tan calf with champagne

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Mrs. Jos. Roseman and son, Ar-
nold of San Jose, Calif., are visiting I
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Levin,'
and will attend the wedding of her
sister, Birdie, to Mr. Harry Lebowitz I t
of Duquesne, Pa.

nil s:ItchIng. Style 1835.

Mr. and Mrs. Emil Waldbutt and
baby of Burlingame avenue are plan-
ning to leave shortly on an extended
trip to California and other western
points.

A miscellaneous shower was given'
by Mrs. Joseph Roseman of San Jose,
Calif., who is visiting her parents in
the city, honoring her sister, Birdie,
whose marriage takes place Aug. 21.

—Third Floor—

Mail Orders

Sent Promptly.
Postpaid

Woodward and Adams

A.C.KRENZ

ferchant

Miss Delores Weiss of St. Clair
avenue is spending the month at
Mackinac Island with Mrs. L. Morri-
son and Mrs. Benjamin E. Cohen, also
of St. Clair avenue, who are spend-
ing the summer on the island.

B'nai Brith Dining doom

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Miss Lillian Weinberg of Hague
avenue is spending the month of
August at the summer home of Mr.
and Mrs. L. Winkelman at St. Ig- It
nace, Mich.

Th. Shop where courtesy r' 4739 Woodward
Just North of Freed Ana
and servit. Mid

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Mr. Milford Stern is spending 10
days in the east.

Mrs. J. Rosenzweig and Josephine
Stern have left for New York and
Edgemere, L. 1., where they will
spend the remainder of the month of
August.

Corner John R.

Telephone Cadillac 2185.

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Shoe Repair
Service Department,
Sixth Flo r

The Carmel Kosher Restaurant Association
begs to announce the Re-Opening of

Mrs. Harry L. Jacobs and daugh-
ters, Melicent and Phyllis, of Long-
fellow avenue, have returned from a
three weeks' stay at Cedar Point, 0.

Cooking Unsurpassed.

Service Unexcelled.

NATHAN WECHSLER, Prop.

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