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The above is a group of children who are housed at the Detroit Hebrew Orphan Home on Rowena street.'
Proceeds of the dance held last Tuesday evening at th. Arcadia will go for the upkeep of the institution and
the support of these children.
—and after all, what
other cigarette is so
highly respected by
so many men?
PALESTINE ENTRY
THEIR ONLY HOPE
Mrs. Richard Gottheil Reports
Homeless Wait to Enter
Jewish Homeland
NEW YORK.--Speaking to a gath-
ering of several hundred women at a
banquet at the Pennsylvania Hotel on
Tuesday, Nov. 14, Mrs. Richard Gott-
hed, President of the Koren Ilayesod
Women's League, who has just re-
turned from a tour of Europe, re-
ported that she found thousands of
Jewish refugees living in the most
precarious conditions on the outskirts
of cities, in tents and other places of
temporary shelter, and encouraged by
INDUSTRIAL
REVIEW:-:
CHIROPRACTIC
IS RIGHT
A. KLECZYNSKI
Bryant Linen Supply
61142 East Fereat
Detroit, Mich.
Melrose 3435
4738 McDougall Awanuo
Near East Format
PIONEER CHIRGna.:-"T011 el DETROIT
A cootie.. succeseful PrAcliC• .1.
the arum. In Detroit sinew 1911.
hENRY F. HURLEY 1
Etercrieai
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occasion was to mark the beginning
of the new year of active work for
the Keren Ilayesod by the women who
took a prominent part in the cam-
paigns last year, when they raised in
New York alone $75,000 and substan.
tial sums in Chicago, Cleveland, Bos-
ton and other cities.
The gathering was presided over by
Mrs. Simon Rothenberg who pre-
sented a program of activities for the
coming year, of which one of the fea-
tures is a so-called "pyramid of dol-
lars," a plan under which, with a
dozen women giving one dollar
apiece, and each giving the names of
ton other women, each of the latter
to give one dollar apiece and the
names of eight other women, etc., the
sum of $120,000 is expected to be
raised. Another activity to which the
women are to devote themselves is
the collection of outstanding pledges
which, as reported by Emanuel Neu-
mann, the National Secretary, in New
York alone there are $800,000 out-
Contractor
I Repair Mything hem a Door Bell to
IF THE SPINE IS RIGHT, THE MAN
IS RIGHT.
Klecanski oaks you •
•Live Wim and
you won't he stepped sm.
An Electric Motor.
4642 Hamilton Ave.
Glendale 256
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Certain., Visors.
Canklem,
effiforala Tops
Tim Covers,
Air and Fonder
Romping,
Painting.
TOPS RE-COVERED
New light. In your curtains
while you wait.
Sole Distributors: Maake
Pat. Glass Curtain., Badger
Do Luxe, Craftsman Tops.
685 CANFIELD W.
Bet. Second and Third
Phone Glendale 248
DIAMONDS AT WHOLESALE PRICES
Buy Your Diamonds, Fancy Platinum White Cold Mounting. ■ nd
Platioom Fancy Ladies' Wrist Watches (Set with Diamonds)
Direct from
THE BOSTON WHOLESALE JEWELERS
407 Peter Smith Bldg.
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Main 4468
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WATCH THIS SPACE EVERY WEEK
Lifg Insurance
to create a
Fund for Old Age.
HAVE YOU COMPLETELY COVERED THIS?
E. H. Saulson
610 Farwell Bldg.
J. Fred Lawton
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HIGH GRADE FURNITURE ANTIQUES
Private Sales Daily.
Auction Sales Saturday, 2 P. M.
We Buy Household Goods for Cash or Sell for You
at Auction.
Auctioneers
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For Automobiles, Trucks and Motor Boats
Genuine Parts — Factory Service
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11.109 S•lden Amouo
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We Make 'Ent Talk
Make-Rite Phone Shop
All Makes of Phonographs
Promptly Repaired.
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1432 DeQuindre at Gratios, Detroit. Mich.
Photo GI...tale 4111
Storage • Moving Trucks
r•A11. f..01 , .10144,
City and Out of lawn Work Dime Wen
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Com
mercial Artists
' I nd Engravers
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FUNERAL
DIRECTOR
Chapel and Office
7739 JOHN R.
Cwasploto Motor Equipment
Market 3888-R
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The ladies' auxiliary of the Mich-
igan Federation of Ukrainian Jews
will hold a dance on Sunday evening,
Dec. 17, at the Hotel Stotler. Tickets
have been mailed out to Detroit Jews,
and recipients are urged to send in
their remittances, thereby enabling
the society to carry out its relief work
for the Ukrainian orphans.
The auxiliary also appeals for mem.
bres in the organization, a member-
ship campaign now being in force.
This year's Chanukah festival of
the New York branch of the Women's
League of the United Synagogue will
•1 :versify OT Pisa.
"ffallr Co:ag tatSVONNiUre take
place on Dec. 20 at the tun-
of desks, wardrobes, cupboards, etc., more Hotel, New York City.
and conducted both a wholesale and
retail furniture business.
During the early part of 1888 the
business was removed to 263 Gratiot
MEYER BARRON. Prop.
avenue. By this time the retail end
Buyers of All Kinds of
of the business had increased to such
WASTE PAPER
proportions as to compel a discontinu-
ance of the manufacturing depart-
1342 Brewster St.
ment.
Cadillac 1709
Cadillac 1708
In 1897 the business had grown to
such an extent that it was found nec-
essary to secure additional selling
space and the store at 261 Gratiot
was leased. Two years later the
store at 259 was added and the Rickel
Malt House was secured for a ware-
house. In the meantime the sons of
the founder, Charles and William, as-
sisted in the business up to the time
Pupil of
of Mr. 13rushaber's demise, Oct. 15,
Edwin Ilughes, New York City.
1902, then becoming joint owners.
Tobias Matthay, London, England.
Early in 1904 George C. Brushaber
ELEVENTH SEASON
was taken into the firm and Brusha-
Detroit Conservatory of Music
ber brothers and Mr. Becker have
Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays
conducted the business since that
and Saturdays
time.
The Brushaber store is now doing
Assistants—Miss Lois Wheelock,
the largest business in the history of
Mr. Elmer Mundt.
the firm.
Michgan Paper Stock Co.)
LaVerne H. Brow n
Teacher of Piano and
Theory
;FRIED NBER6.9
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FURNITURE HOUSE
"The Store with the Reputation."
4723-25 Hastings St.
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JOHN .1. AUTCZAK
5536 Michigan St.
e Blvd.
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ROBERT BIELICKI & SONS LEE MAKER
6022 Die Ave.
6300 Mitchell Ave.
MORRIS NETZORG
BUZENBURG BROS.
8210-20 Hamilton Blvd. ,and 7771 Grand River Ass.
5711 Grand Ivor Ave.
MICHAEL NOWAK
Chens St._ ...
5444 w
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ANNA CUNEY
1903 Jos. Campau St.
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PIPPER'S DRY GOODS SlIkE n
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McClellan end Gratiot St. ' ,nil •
FRANK REISMANN
4722 Chen. St.
DEMERY A CO.
6439 Woodward Ave.
FERNDALE DEPT. STORE
7924 Ferndale Ave.
ROBERT RUBENSTEIN
128321 Oakman Blvd.
SAM SLOMOVITZ
937-39 Westminster Ave.
FRANK A SEDER
1413 Woodward
SIMON SARASOHN
5437 W. Warren Ave.
FROOSH A COMPANY
11202 E. Jefferson
SAM SPRING
5301 McClellan Ave.
H. GIES & COMPANY
4600 Grand River Ave.
OTTO STICKEL
3364 Michigan Ave.
HENRY STRUB
8803 Michigan Ave.
H. R. GUITTARD
11305 Woodward Ave.
JOS. TLAROWSKI
1432 Canfield Ave.
W. J. HILLER
1240 Concord Ave.
PETER H. VAN HOVEY
9106 Kircheval Ave.
SAM ISBERG
6255 Fort St. W.
PHILLIP VANNECK
17897 Mt. Elliott St.
MRS. FRED KEISTER
9205 Mack Ave.
PETER VLASIC
13825 Hamilton Blvd.
LEO KIRCHNER CO.
7002 Mack Ave.
KRAUSMANN, BRADY CO.
5045 Tweith St.
ERNST KNAPP CO.
2030 Gratiot Ave.
THE LA SALLE SHOP
8209 Linwood Ave.
CHAS. YONDER BECKS
sou Harper Ave.
FRANK J. WIER
5763 Du Bois St.
ELLIOTT TAYLOR
WOOLFENDEN CO.
Woodward • Henry St.
WANTED—Three men to sell blan-
kets and other household goods on
easy payments. Steady work. Paid
each week. See Manager, 1414
Farmer St.
three ear llnea. 1428 Taylor.
Near
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War Savings Stamps, due January 2nd, 1923, will
be credited on and after this date at their face
value, to your savings account with us.
TO RENT—Nice furnished room for
young gentleman in a private home.
Call Glendale 5544.
one or
MLA •
War Savings Stamps
REFINED JEWISH GIRL desires
room with private Jewish family.
Centrally located near car line.
Call llemlock 25454 Sunday morn-
ing.
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TO RENT—COLLINGWOOD 1533—
Seven - room upper flat and side
drive and garage. Strictly modern.
Call Hemlock 3774-J.
K., 3
NOTICE!
subjects. Specialty French and
Latin. Phone Northway 4676.
FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT—
Young man to share room with boy
15 in a private-home with a private
family. 1153 Seward. Mrs. Stone.
Address
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PRIVATE LESSONS in High School
YOUNG LADY desires a clerical po-
sition in an office. Can also operate
a typewriter. Write Jewish Chron-
icle, Box 117.
Name
40....D•vot
FOR RENT—Nice large room for two
refined young men, with private
family. 411 East Hancock, apart-
ment 2.
I TO RENT—Furnished room for re-
fined young lady. Room and board
free for exchange of • little serv-
ice in the household. High School
girl or working girl preferred.
Phone Hemlock 51104. 1702
Courtlander. Mr. A. Ilaydu.
Please send me your Deltor Booklet as advertleed.
TILE BUTTERICK PUBLISHING CO,
Butterick Building. New York City.
Jar yeear:.e7. ,4t?eJa somnsferetim
MRS. D. TARAN, 5545 St. Antoine
St., opposite Balch School, North-
way 625-W, announces that she has
returned from California and has
resumed dressmaking work.
TO RENT—Pleasant room for
two with private family.
These Dealers Sell Butterick
Patterns with THE DELTOR
COUPON
HOUSE FOR SALE
Taylor near Woodward.
Nine-room colonial. Large lot, beau.
tiful trees and shrubbery. Four
I
I bedrooms and maid's quarters.
Two-car brick garage. Price and
terms are right. Call Mr. Dicker-
' son for appointment. Cadillac
7266, Clemons, Knight & Menard
Company.
SCHMIDT BROS. & CO.
2808 Woodward
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Sunday evening, Dec. 10 is the date
selected by the Iticur Cholem Juniors
for their annual ball, which is to be
given in the ballrooms of the Ilotel
Sutler. Judging by the attendance
at the previous affair, this ball is as-
sured of a distinct succe,s. Enter-
tainers on the program of the evening
met with great favor during the vast
year and the committee has decided
to continue this policy. Dancing will
he continuous from It to 12. The coin-
nittee, in its efforts to make this party
an exceptional one, has obtained two
of D•troit's best orchestras. The pro-
ceeds of the affair will be used for
relief work among the needy. Tickets
may he procured from any member of
the organization.
About two hundred members and
their friends utrned out to the club's
farewell and dance party given last
Thursday evening, in honor of 11r.
Joseph Aarons, who left the city for
an indefinite stay. Presentation to
Dr. Aarons of a beautiful gift by
Nathan D. Metzger, who spoke in be
half of hte organization, marked the
evening's program. Dr. Aaron. is one
of the oldest members of the Junior
organization.
ORPHANS OF UKRAINE
J. Brushaber Sons, well known fur-
niture establishment, is now nearing
its fifty-second anniversary and is
clearly entitled to a place among De-
troit's basic mercantile institutions.
The big Brushaber store on Gratiot
avenue is one of the busiest centers
in the downtown shopping district.
The history of J. Brushaber Sons
is an inspiring story of consistent,
rapid growth—a fitting parallel to
the story of dynamic Detroit. The
firm was founded in 1871 by John
Brushaber, who opened a store on the
east side of Woodward avenue, be-
MRS. RICHARD GOTTHEIL
tween Elizabeth and Columbia streets.
the one hope that they would be en. In addition to selli9 furniture,the
We Rent Hand Towel., Coats, Apron..
LadWe' Apron., Table Linen
Chiropractor
PREPARE FINE PROGRAM
FOR BICUR CHOLEM BALL
$ The home coming day will soon be here and your
g feast of thanksgiving celebrated. Your guests will
be entertained ill the Dining Room and it will be the
most popular room in your home.
0 We show a large display of matched suites for your
Dining Room that will furnish your room to your
d entire satisfaction. Priced from $300 to $600. These
/ suites will be just as attractive 20 years hence as they
0 are now. Their quality will be as enduring as their
beauty.
J. BRUSHABER SONS
NEAR FIFTY-SECOND
ANNIVERSARY HERE DANCE PROCEEDS FOR
Quality Service
Lincoln 2225
standing, made in good faith and
easily collectable through personal
visits.
Mrs. Gottheil spoke on the condi-
tion of the Jews in Europe as she
observed them and dwelt particularly
on the plight of the refugees. "In•
stead of dwelling long on the mis-
fortunes of our people, let us rather
devote our thought to the cure," she
concluded. "As in the days of old
Deborah and Miriam were the harbin-
gers of victory to a discouraged peo-
ple, so we, the women of America,
uniting under the banner of the Ker.
en Ilayesod, will have the glorious
privilege of making Palestine again a
land flowing with milk and honey."
Emanuel Neumann, secretary of
the Keren Ilayesod, who preceded
Mrs. Gottheil, praised the achieve-
ments of the women in the campaigns
last year. Not only had they raised
substantial sums of money, he said,
but they , had been instrumental in
creating enthusiasm among all the
workers, men and women alike.
All the women present subscribed
as volunteers for the work of collect.
ing pledges.
$, Is Your Dining Room in
Trim for Thanksgivng?
Victory Liberty Loan
Bonds
In order to avoid future misunderstandings resulting from
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be known hereafter as the SAMPSON ROOFING COMPANY.
This change, we are sure, will please our many friends and
customers. Our new name will be a symbol of strength and
durability. We also wish to announce that we are now located
at our new and more spacious quarters, 1662 La Brom street,
where our Increased facilities will enable us to take care of
our steadily growing business.
The Sampson Roofing Co.
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for payment December 15th, may also be cred-
ited to a savings account with us at par
and with full interest.
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Sixteen Branches
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