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A Xmas Gift
BUDS WIN DEBATE ON
QUESTION OF YIDDISH
of Good Taste, Yet
Moderate in Price!
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Notes
Young
Judaea
The Buds of Judaea Sunday de-
feated the Forget-Ile-Nuts of Zion in
the seeond of the series of debates of
the senior Young Judaea circles. The
question debated Was "Resolved that
Yiddish he included in the curricula
of Jewish education in America." The
Forget-Me-Nuts upheld the affirma-
live, the club's team chnsisting of
Mary Friedenberg, Ruth Schwartz
and Bessie Pevin. The Buds' team,
defending the negative, consisted of
Esther Jacobson, Rose Schechter and
Sophia Mendelsohn. Sam Firestone,
eke president of the Council of Senior
Club:, acted as chairman. The judges
were Harry Friedgut, Milton M. Alex-
ander and Miss Estella Alpern.
The third debate in the series td' 15
will be held on Sunday afternoon, Dec.
3, at the Wilkins street Talmud Torah,
tlw Tikvas Zion opposing the Mac-
cabees of Judaea on the question, "Re-
solved that the Jews of America are
in greater need of Zionism than are
those of Eastern Europe." The public
is invited to attend these debates.
Find it
ficalit's."'
A BOVE
is an accurate fiicturisation of one of our beau-
tiful suites for the dining room. The illustration was
made by our own artist and shows the furniture just as it
aOkars on our sales floors.
Tiffereth Zion.
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wo-Tone American Walnut
The Tiffereth Zion, at the last meet-
ing, elected the following new offi-
eeN: Florence Horwitz, president;
Fannie Chabensky, vice-president;
Luttie Karbal, secretary; Bessie Sil-
verman, treasurer.
During the literary program, Anne
Lachint spoke on the life of Jehudah
Fannie Isenberg sang a
Ha-Levi.
Yiddish song, "Von vet aria as Mos-
hint+ vet Kunten," teaching the chorus
to the girls. The difference between
Reform and Orthodox Judanim was
then discussed.
Dining Suite
in "Tudor" Period Design
Forget•Me Nots of Zion.
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The Forget-Me-Nots of Zion, at a
meeting held at the home of the leader,
Miss Rosa ('opinsky, on Nov. 8, elected
the following new 1,fficers: Bella
Kwaslow, president; Bessie Pevin,
vice-president: Est her Abranewitz,
secretary; Bella liertsberg, treasurer;
Anna Belinsky, recording secretary.
The program committee will consist of
Bessie Pevin and Sadie Gomlitia ; the
house committee, Ruth Schwartz and
Gertrude Katz; membership, Sarah
Yaker and Esther Abramovitz. The
program at the last meeting consisted
of a review of an article on "Progress
in Palestine" and the singing of Ju-
daea!' songs.
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THE MUSKRAT
(Hudson Seal)
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ou are cautioned that there are many
Hudson Seal Coats in the market,
made from skins caught in the far
South. These are thin in the fur and un-
satisfactory in the leather.
We manufacture no Southern Muskrats
into Hudson Seals—using Northern skins
only—and it may surprise you to know that
our best coats are made from skins taken
within one hundred miles of the City of
Detroit—the best Muskrats in the world for
Hudson Seal purposes.
B uy With Confidence
ANN1S
COATS
Hudson Seal
OF
Made from the Skins of the
Northern Muskrat Only.
Hollander dye.
40-inch Hudson Seal Coats
Skunk Collars and Cuffs
Others Priced $225 of $425
45-inch Hudson Seal Coats
Skunk Collars and Cuffs
$365 to $425
48-inch Hudson Seal Coats
Skunk Collars and Cuffs
$425---525
36-inch Hudson Seal Coats
Skunk Collars and Cuffs
$220 to $335
TeM,1 1 m 1 ed )
36-inch Coals
40.inch Cont.
Hudson Seal (
34-inch model
36-inch model
40.inch model
Coats
,,,$195 to $365
$225 to $375
) Coats
$390
$280
$265 to $325
floors
Visit our Factory on the sixth and seventh
us show you the process of For Manufac-
and let
ture in the largest Fur Manufacturing Establish-
a protest meeting here at which reso-
lutions were carried demanding pun-
ishment of the culprits.
That things are not quite quiet in
Knights of Judaea.
Hadar Zion
Miss Lottie Gantzevitz is coaching
the Hadar Zion in a Chanukah play,
"What's Tonight?" The club is plan-
ning to give a package party on Sat-
urday evening, Dee. 9, proceeds to go
for the Keren Hayesod. Rose Turkel
and Anna Lifshitz are on the refresh-
ments committee and Leona Rothstein
and Frances Axelrod on the decora-
tions committee.
As Pictured Above
Co
Hogen David Club.
The Mogen David Club members
will debate the question of industry
and agriculture in Palestine at the
meeting on Dec. 2. The agricultural
side will be upheld by Nathan Cooper,
Harry Katz and Abe Grace. The in-
dustrial side will he defended by
Aaron Karp, William Weiner and
Reuben Axelrod.
High Street at Hastings
Hamilton at Boulevard
Warren West at McGraw
Oakman at Davison
Open Monday, Wednesday and Saturday Evenings.
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SMITH COLLEGE CLUB
POLISH, RUSSIAN, OTHER
QUOTAS ARE UNFILLED PRESENTS "CINDERELLA"
II IV`A` The Ivy Corset gives the correct foundation
for the present mode of gowns.
On Friday morning, Dec. 2, at
WASHINGTON.— (J. T. A.) — 10:30 o'clock the Smith College Club
Most of the countries entitled to send of Detroit will present the much dis-
immigrants to this country have fail- cussed motion picture play, "Cin-
ed to take full advantage of the Quota derella," at the Regent Theater. The
law, in the three months ending Sept. local alumnae of the Northamptno
30, it appears from the figures pub- institution are conducting this enter-
lished by the Bureau of Immigration tainment as a part of their extensive
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of the Department of a or.
, program to raise Dertoit's proportion
The number of immigrants admitted of the $4,000,000 endowment fund
each month falls far short of the num- which has been pledged by the Alum-
ber admissable, leaving a large bal- nae Association.
"Cinderella" is a juvenile play act-
ance which may be admitted for the
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Twelfth street has a new, high-
42 Monroe A
"e1 by a company of juvenile screen
grade furniture store. It will be year
From Austria with an annual quota start and the tilm has been highly
known as the Moss Furniture Com-
1,490 endorsed by educational authorities.
pany and specialize in furniture of of 7,451, and a monthly quota of
only 697 were admitted in Sept., and It is believed that after its premier
the better quality.
showing locally the Detroit Board of
Erving A. Moss and Sidney Moss, 1,927 in the three months ended . ep
Education will secure the play to ex-
the executives of the new firm, are 30, leaving a balance for the year of
Well known New York Reet•uranteur
hibit it to local school children.
able and enterprising young business 5,418.
entitled
Czechoslovakia
men. So determined were they to
Similarly,
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give their patrons only good furni- to send 14,357, spears to have sent
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$
Sheridan's "The School for Scan- 0
ture that they bought at the various during the period under review a total
factories in person, examining each of 7,359 persons, leaving 6,908 admis- dal " one of the most brillinat plays
sable for the year. The monthly of the past two centuries, and yet a
article purchased.
vivid fascinating interest A
The new store is located at 8808- quota for Sept. of 2,871 was almost
Extensive Choice of Tasty Ready Dish.. for LUNCH.
, will be offered Vi
manners,
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8810-8812 Twelfth street, in a splen- exhausted, 2,372 having been admit- and modern m
by the Bonstelle Company at t h
did new modern building, which is tad.
Our DOLLAR DINNER is unsurpaseed.
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Shubert-Michigan
next
week,
soil
appropriately lighted and equipped
I Miss Bonstelle playing the role of 10
Special Arrangements mad• for PRIVATE PARTIES . .
for service as a furniture store and
I Lady Teazle, which was last played 9
which is wide enough to permit . two
ua of Food and Excellent Service at POPULAR PRICES.
y Ad a Rehan ,
Hig h Qlity
in Detroit in 1904 b
extremely large show windows and
who played the role with the Augus-
an ample street entrance.
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tin Daly company in New York. Miss
The new firm will occupy both
Bonstelle was a member of that fans-
spacious floors. Their doors are now
,
ous company.
open for business and Chronicle
readers are especially invited to call
and see the new store, although they
List Upon Request
have not yet announced the formal
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431 Griswold St.
opening of the store.
The SnlripsOn L. Schreiber Com-
Postpone Your
pany,
well
known
sheet metal and
Detroit
Main 2963
roofing contractors, has changed the 0
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l name of the company and will here-
after be known as the Sampson Roof-
A
mg Company. Last Tuesday this
company opened new offices at 1662 r4
Architect and Engineer
I La Brosse street and asks customers i
who are Chronicle readers to visit
Cadillac 3612
Stock. Sr. complete now.
them at the new address.
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1015 Detroit Savings Bank Bldg.
You have the advantage of
Mr. Schreiber announces that the 10
firm name was changed because of I
THE LATE BUYER if you
annoyance resulting from a similar-!2
shop early.
ity in firm names and that large new 15
office was opened to enable the corn-l%
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pony to take better care of its stead-1E
ily growing business.
IVY CORSET SHOP
1506 Washington Boulevard
Old Telephone Bldg.
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Moss Furniture Company a
New Twelfth Street Concern
ANNIS FUR POST, Woodward A..... at Clifford
RUCH AREST.—(J . T. A.)—The
antiaemitism of the authorities as
revealed during the aggression on
Jews last week was condemned at
197
FOR SATURDAY of this week we feature a most exceptional
value at all four stores. A splendid opportunity to refurnish your
dining room in time for Thanksgiving.
At $197 we offer the following eight pieces: 66-inch buffet, ob-
long extension table, host chair, and five diners....... . The up-
holstering of fine tapestry.
Silver cabinet is priced separately at $59.00; serving table at
$39.00.
The Standard Plan gives you a year to pay.
Slomovitz, Keren Ilayesod treas-
urer of the Knights of Judaea, an-
nounces that half of the $101) pledge
made by the club to the Keret' Ilaye-
sod has been paid and that the prcs-
;wets are that the club will oversub-
scribe its pledge.
The program at the meeting to be
held at the Talmud Torah on West-
minster and Delmar avenues on Tues-
day evening, Nov. 28, will consist of a
series of papers on Zionist topics, in-
eluding a report on the Ruttenberg
Concession and a review of recent po-
litical developments in Palestine.
Harry Seligson and Max Weine
contributed to the program of the
Iladassah on Monday evening.
ment west of New York, for Furs exclusively.
ACCUSE AUTHORITIES.
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Under the NEW MANAGEMENT of
EUGENE GASSER
$265
Hudson Seal (
Sul
Price For 8 Pieces
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Jassy is shown by the disturbance at
of
the Roumanian National theater
that place, because a Jewish member
of the cast declined to play in con-
sequence of the recent troubles.
The authorities are adopting mea-
sures against anti-Semitism in schools,
having warned professors and teach-
ers that the use of anti-Semitic lan-
guage in or outside of class will be
punished by dismisaal.
SHUBERT MICHIGAN
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Than k sgiving
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Dinner for
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Keane, Higbie & Co.
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O ices at La Brosse Street
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Christmas
Shopping
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Direct to Hamburg
‘Ve are offering II cult h and Ac
cident Insurance at the rate of
$10.00 per year, Pays $25.00 per
week accident benefit and $25.00
per week sickness benefit. Men
and women accepted from the
ages 16 to 70 yearn. If you can't'
come personally, send in the coo.
non below. Cherry 9142.
Nov.
SAXONIA
Something New
To Poland in Nine Days
nn one of via
the
Tuesday
Aquitania
45,647 tan
th ro e plant. vall'ng every
rbuurg and Southampton
Mauretania
30,704 toe
Berengaria
52,022 t.*
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Great American Casualty Co..
618 Det. Svgs. Bnk. Bldg.
Gentlemen:
Please send me further informa-:
Lion regarding your new $10.00
yearly special policy.
Name
Address
We can use several good agents.,
Fa•tmt all weer route. personally eon..
ducted. Immediate over•Id• connection at
Southampton and hr boat to ilrundbuttel
principal Bailie Port.
III•nth mg) and
Kaihar
llnsurpaised accommodations.
kitchen.
Fares to Hamburg:
2nd Cl... $145; 3rd Class $103.50
Tax Extra
Passengers front Poland
travel the s•me route. erinnectIng at
Southampton with the "Big Three.. 1
For ticket. and Information about pre•
paid. or accesses document., apply Io
oar nearest ticket agent la any city.
SEWING SETS
Goldberg Phontrreph Store
Moves to 501 Gratiot Ave. ,
We have • nice selection.. Prices, $4.00 to $20.00.
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The Goldberg Phonograph Store, I 0
which enjoyed a big Jewish patronage
for years at 331 Gratiot, has removed 5
larger store building at 501 n
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G ratird.
Mr. Goldberg will continue ti deal IF
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exclusively in Victor p'ionographs and 1 0
rec7rds and invites you to see his in-I/
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r ehin , eha u,n t
lerratmg
especially
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being
and is t horoughly m od ern,
equipped with demonstrating -1-00r55 110
and every convenience necessary t, a 10
high class phonograph business. Mr.
Goldberg has been • business man of 10
Detroit for many years and is we ll II
known to the shoppers along Gratiot
avenue.
HANDY SEWING OUTFITS
$1.00 to $5.00
You must see Our HAND BAGS--a beautiful line.
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Useful Small Leather Good. in Profusion.
TRAVELING BAGS, WARDROBE TRUNKS
;
MARTIN MAIER & CO.
Manufacturing Trunks and Bags Sin. 1665.
532 Woodward km, Between Congress •nd Lraned.
1567 Woodward Ave., David Whitney Bldg.
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