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The New
Autumn
Dresses
$49.50--$65
• And Upwards
There are inviting variations in
the details of collars, neck lines,
trimming, sleeves and braiding
which are as clever as to be at
once impressive. The coat type is
gaining in popularity while the un-
belted straightline prevails in spite
of very many variations of the
tiered effect and basque lines. Fab-
rics include satin-faced cloths, soft
Crepes, wool Twills and wool
Crepes.
413.SEEIC
COR.11.000.1 ■ 0
DETROIT, MICHIGAN
Blankets!
Cleaned the
Jacoby Way!!
HE cool fall nights are not far
off. You will then appreciate
the warmth and softness of
clean woolen blankets, cleaned by
"JACOBY SERVICE." Brighter
colors, a softer ilap, and fresher
appearance
— these are
revealed by
the "Jacoby"
way.
Its only a
step to your
telephone —
FRENCH
DRY
Empire 3364
T
CLEANERS
"MICHIGAN'S FOREMOST"
Mwmict,e
Mrs: Anna Moss has returned from
• delightful several months' stay with
relatives and friends in Los Angeles,
Calif.
PAGE SEVEN
JEWISH MINISTER
ANNOUNCES POLICY
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Friedman of
Butler, Pa., who have been visiting
with Dr. and Mrs. M. E. Kohn of 1039
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Frank of Par- Vinewood avenue, have returned to Dr. Rosenbaum's Appointment
rand park, who spent the past six their home.
Gratifies the Jews of
months in Hollywood, Calif., arrived
Lithuania.
'in Detroit the past week and will re-
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rosenzweig
main in the city during the summer and sons, Irwin Jerome and Arthur
season. Mr. and Mrs. Frank were ac- Marstin, of 278 Medbury boulevard
KO W NO. -- J. T. A. Correspon
companied by their sons, Herbert and have returned from a delightful visit dente.—The appointment of Dr. S.
Arthur Frank.
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Max Rosenbaum as Minister for, Jewish
Rosenzweig, at. their summer home at Affairs is a source of gratification to
Lithuanian Jewry, especially as there
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Slomovitz of Cedar 'Point, Ohio.
were sinister rumors in circulation
Kenilworth avenue Friday evening
Mrs. Saul E. Barnett has as her recently that the Ministry for Jewish
celebrated their thirtieth wedding an-
guests her sister-in-law, Mrs. Charles Affairs would be abolished and a min-
niversary.
A. Barnett, and son of Cleveland, istry of ell national minorities estab-
lished under a German minister.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vehon enter- Ohio.
The Jewish deputies and the Jew-
tained as their guest the past week
Miss
Essie
Cohen
of
Cleveland
was
ish National Council made vigorous
Felix Norden of Chicago.
the guest of her mother Mrs. I. Co - representations to the government
,
hen , the past week.
against such a policy and on the ea-
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Greenthal and
tabliahment of the coalition 7 .
Mr. and Mrs. D. Wohl are spending
Mrs. I. Cohen is leaving for a two meat M. Galvanowskv invited Dr.
a few days at Cedar Point, Ohio, weeks' visit in Cedar Point and Rosenbaum and asked hi nt t
ak e
where they have joined a party of Cleveland.
over the Ministry for Jewish Affairs.
Detroiters.
In conversation with representa-
•
' Jacob Bielfield and son, Harold, tives of the Jewish press, Dr. Rosen-
Mr. and, Mrs. Irwin Berry (Anna have returned from a two weeks' visit baum said: "The relations between
Wax), Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Wax and , with Mr. Bielfield's sister, Mrs. Ben- the Lithuanian people and the Jews
Professor and Mrs. W. Diamond have jamin Rush, at 51acatawa, Mich.
of the country have recently been
returned from a motor tour to North-
strained. My view is that there must
- — —
ern Wisconsin, including stop-overs
be
an improvement in this regard.
Mrs. Fannie Doktor and Mrs. Louis
at many interesting points. Profes- Beck are in New York City for all This will he one of my principal aims
sor Diamond is a member of the fac- extended stay. Upon their return as a member of the government. I ,
ulty of the University of California. they will visit in Philadelphia and At- hope that the government will strive
Among the delightful affairs given lantic City.
to make possible the peaceful co-
for them was a formal dinner-dance
operation of all the nationalities in
at which Mr. and Mrs. I. Berry were
Miss Helen Wolf of Chicago is the Lithuania.
hosts at their home in Wilmette, Ill. house guest of Miss Bertha Cohn of
"I have never." he proceeded, "had
a personal policy. I have always
4850 Michigan avenue.
been
and will remain subject to the
Mrs. Alex Max and daughter, Gus-
*, of Cameron avenue have return- I Mr. and Mrs. Leo Schinagel of Jewish National Council a nd the
group
of Jewish deputies. But I hold
ed from a five weeks' stay in New I 4447 Brush stret motored to Cleve-
York City.
land and New York the past week to firmly that the highest national organ
is
the
conference of Jewish com-
visit with relatives and friends.
munities, and between the confer-
The Misses Rae and Ann Cohen of
Mrs. H. Fox and son, Leonard, of ences the Jewish National Council
East Palmer avenue 'have returned
from a two weeks' trip to Buffdlo, Toronto are spending a few weeks elected by them and its executive.
"Our aim must be to safeguard our
East Aurora, N. Y.; Niagara Falls with Mrs. Fox's sister, Mrs. H. Wets-
national rights guaranteed in the
man of 1642 Edison avenue.
and Toronto, Canada.
constitution, and for that purpose le-
The annual moonlight of the galize the National Council as the
The Misses Hattie Ravine and
highest organ of our autonomy, and.
Frances Steinberg have returned 'Young People's Auxiliary of the to realize our citizenship rights in
from a two weeks' stay at Cedar Shaarey Zedek will be held on Aug. the economic sphere."
20,
on
the
steamer
Ppt-itssBay.
Ar-
Point, Ohio, visiting at Hotel Break-
rangements are being completed f or The new government is a coalition
ers.
an interesting program and the af- of the Christian Democratic party
and the People's Socialist party, un-
Mrs. LoNII. Miller of 141 Leices- fair is expected to be one of the so- der the premiership of M. Galvanow-
ter court and her sister, Mrs. Ben cial successes of the season.
ski, the former premier. The Peo-
Goldstein of Toledo, have left for an
Mrs. Lou Goldberg of New York ple's Socialist party holds the port-
extended visit to New York. They
(Ruth Cohn) is the house guest of oboe of the interior and of com-
will return on Sept. 3 .
her sister, Mrs. Abe Gittleman of I ; iunications. The rest of the port-
shot are held by the Christian Dem-
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Daneman and East Grand boulevard durnig her o crats.
daughter of Burlingame avenue have brief stay in the city. Mrs. Goldberg
The Paemier is also Minister of
left for a trip to Chicago, where they has been delightfully entertained by F oreign Affairs and for White Rus-
will be guests at the Chicago Beach her relatives and friends the past o ian Affairs.
w
te
e.
Hotel. En route they will spend a
few days at Mackinac Island, stop-
A good man is modest.—The Tal-
MOSCOW.—(J, T. A.)—Although
ping at the Grand Hotel.
the flow of emigration from Russia mud.
will
be
at
a
standstill
for
more
than
Mr. and Mrs. John Immerman and
They who are modest will not eas-
daughters, Zelia and Josephine, are a month, a total of 8,316 of Jewish ily sin.—The Talmud.
spending a few weeks at the Grand would-be emigrants have registered
at Idgescom offices throughout Rus-
Hotel, Mackinac Island.
sia.
---
Of this number 6,237 are of the
Our Methods of
Miss Jean Golden of 3591 Twenty
ninth stret has returned from a de first category, having both affidavits
SELLING
PROPERTY
from
American
relatives
and
steam-
lightful two weeks' visit in Chicago .
ship tickets. They are expected to Gets Quick Results. List With Us.
leave
Russia
some
time
before
Oct.
1.
Mrs. F. Rosen of Belmont avenue
BANKLE•MARKS CO.
A home for transient emigrants in
and daughter, Mrs. A. 0. Barsky of
Real Estate Investments and
Goodwin avenue, have left for a few Moscow will be opened by the Idges-'
Insurance.
days' stay in Grand Rapids, where corn Aug. 1, to serve as shelter for 610 Park Ave. Bldg.
Main 9262
they will visit with Mrs. J. Chase women and children only.
from there motoring to Covert, Mich. '
where they will remain for severa
weeks.
1111eillOCIIS
Woodward Thru to Washington
Ma rryllo c oat,
trimmed with
y i rrel and
Neal, in black
only, Si3.
Not an ordinary sale, but a choice col-
lection of the very latest fall fashions that
will lead all season; exquisite fabrics and
absorbing new features. Take advantage
of low prices by buying now and pay in
October.
Magnificent coats of
deep pile fabrics, lav-
ishly trimmed with Vi-
atka or Siberian Squir-
rel, fox and heaver with
jaunty new flounces
and saucer ,col la rs.
New coats in the
smartest styles, with
rich fur collars and
cutfa, straight line mod-
els, wrap arounds, full
of the fascination of
the new season.
$135 to $225
$68 to $98
Two New Coat Shops
For Itnior Misses
combined
with style
L. LIPNIK
H. BERGER
THINK
What it nwana for yon to
hie to get what you want without &mbar-
ra•ring yourself financially. We sell niure eaannable than others and
has.. the cane payment ,..lent for roue benefit.
Watches — Diamonds — Jewelry
New York Jewelry House
4611 Woodward Ave.
Phone Glendale 9550
Between Garfield and Forest.
r
The Misses Sara Manson and Helen
Kass of 349 Woodland avenue and
Miss Celia Farber of 3438 Bennsyl-
vania avenue have returned from a
delightful vacation at Harbor Beach,
Mich.
MCI I PRESERVER
SE
Max L. Michelson of 2070 Coffing-
wood avenue has returned from a
two weeks' vacation at Cedar Point,
Ohio.
when you were a child
'Vend
went"barefoot ed ?" You didn't
R and
have uncomfortable feet then, did you?
Suppose you could have your feet feel
the same way today in the stylish shoes
that you like to wear? Suppose you
could walk and stand all day long in
these good looking shoes and never have
an ache not the slightest discomfort?
Wouldn't it be wonderful?
Lawrence J. 5lichelson of 2070
Collingvvood avenue has left for Ce.
liar Point, Ohio, where he will spend
two weeks as a guest at hotel
Breakers.
SHOL
Because the Arch Preserver Shoe does
enactly this for your feet, thousands of
women today call it toe "wonderful
shoe!" The concealed, built-in arch
bridge affords the same walking base u
when the feet were placed flat on the
d Yet it is made in all the smart-
ground.
est styles.
Forr'h
Floor
Ar, lr Pr, se, en
N
Shoes for Men
Main Floor
Wodwr rd and Adams
cli
An Extraordinary Value in STATIONERY
Two Quires
In Four Colors
eAnnual ,
ellugust Fur Sale
Miss Dorothy Fink, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. M. S. Fink of Atkinson ace-
'nue, is spending a few weeks in Pitts-
burgh as the guest of relatives and
friends. , - I
r.
With Envelopes
to Match
We urge the earliest possible visit to our Stationery Department,
An the supply at this price is limited.
Sheehan's Bookstore
1550 Woodward Avenue
For Larger Women
Miss Rose Rodin of Belmont ave-
nue left on Tuesday for Bay City,
where she 'will spend several days
with her sister, Mrs. D. Feldman.
The' Misses Rosalind and . Alice
Frank of 402 Medbury avenue, ac-
companied by Miss Lillian Rosen-
, blunt, have left for Orion ights to
spend a few weeks. Front t( 're they
will leave' for Cedar Paint, Where
they 'will be guests at the '1 reakers
Hotel.
"Perfect
comfort"
may be attired
free of charge
until Norent-
Fier.
Great August Sale of
Fur-Trimmed Coats
Mrs. I. Meisner and family of 63
East Palmer avenue have moved to
their new home at 3031 Taylor ave-
nue, near Dexter.
7452 WOODWARD — CORNER CUSTER
PHONE EMPIRE 3364
Coots par-
r h II e d now
Dr. I. Altschuler and Dr. A. Bern-I
stein have returned from wdelightful
stay is Cedar Point, Ohio.
-- -
Miss Lena Michelson of 2070 Col-
lingwood avenue has returned from
Toledo, where she was the guest of
Mrs. H. Lewenthal.
•
The Mises Fannie and Lillian :I
Freedman of Alger avenue _enter-
tained at bridge Thursday evening,
Aug. 2, in honor of Miss Helen flaw I„
rls of New York City.'
Miss Helen Harris of New York
City is leaving Saturday, Aug. 4, to'.
join her family at Erigemere, L. I. t
Miss Ilarris has been the guest of I
Mr. and Mrs. Max Freedman of Al-
ger avenue for the past three weeks..
Mr. and Mrs. Max M. Broad and
family, formerly of St. Louis, Mo.,
' are at home to their many friends at ,
the Whittier Hotel.
' I
Mrs. Joseph J. Caplan entertained
'at' a theater party in honor of her
sister - in - la•, Mrs. Max M. Broad,'
and her house guest. Miss Leona Lan- ,
Bauer of St. Louis, Mo.
A band concert and moving picture
show will be staged at the Balch Field
on Wednesday evening, under the
auspices of the Department of Recre-
ation. Admission is free.
Mrs. S. H. Jacobs and daughter,'
Virginia, cif Cleveland, Ohio, are the
guests of Mrs. S. Gaitley and Mimi
Rea Jacob at 408 Farnsworth avenue.
Dr. and Mrs. M. E. Kohn of 1039 it
Vinewood avenue left for a motor
trip to Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Balti- II
more, Washington, Philadelphia and I:
;Atlantic City, to be gone fir several I:
!weeks.
Is Now in Progress
Greater values than ever before are offered this year owing
to the extremely low prices prevailing during
the current season.
NYclitc .
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This additional reduction will go on record
A DVANCE and up-to-the-minute models. of the choicest peltry, created into
A • sumptuous Wraps, Coats and Caps of Kolinsky, Mink, Russian Caracul,
Broadtail, Ermine, Mole, Siberian S.rdrrel, Chinchilla Squirrel, Dyed Ermine,
Hudson Seal, Russiart , CroWn Sable and Raccoon.
Regal Scarfs and Chokers of Russian Sables, Silver Fox, Baby Fisher, Natural
Blue Fox and Iludson (lay Sables are included in the sale. Purchased from manu-
facturers reputed internationally as authorities from the Court of Dame Fashion.
The wealth of cteative genius by this season's demand for originality in each and
every garmentgfres you an unlimited choice at prices within evreyone's reach.
YOU CAN'T @AFFORD NOT TO BUY
We close at
12:30 on ,
during
July
■ nell
August
THE COURTESY STORE
Vitejtalins
"Oa Grand Circus Park"
THIRTY-SIX ADAMS WEST
as a
selling event unprecedented in the history of our
merchandising career and in the actual savings
you can enjoy.
We will
insure and
cold store
Fur Sale
purchases
until Nov.
FREE
if you wish
pact Cll. fioct
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