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Any make of . furnace
Any kind of coal
Any size of chimney
Soon $3.00 to $10.00 per ton-WE MEAN IT
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(Not an oil-burner)
Means less mh. It can be done.
Satisfied customers all over Detroit.
Just mail the ad.
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Young
Judaea
416 Ford Bldg., Detroit, Mich. Phone Main 9024.
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KLEEN FURNACE FUELIZER.
Name
Address
Addison Hotel
Florentine Floor
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Pirchai Zion.
Plans for participation in the Chan-
ukah celebration of the junior and in-
termediate clubs were discussed at the
last meeting of the l'irchai Zion, held
at the home of Anna Nusbaum on
Hancock avenue. The club will also
give a Chanuka party for the mem-
bers.
At the meeting held Tuesday even-
ing in the North End Community
Clinic, Morris Waxman, newly elect-
ed president, appoited the following
committee chairmen: Jacob Kaifu-
shin, program; Louis Zack, social; M.
Margolia, sports; A. Must, member.
ship.
The following were elected mem-
bers of the Senior Council: Morris
Waxman, Jacob Kadushin and Abe
Must.
The program of the evening con-
sisted of a discussion of current top.
ics, including the Zangwill address
delivered before the American Jew-
ish Congress.
Next Tuesday evening, there will
be a debate on the question whether
Zangwil was justified in his attack on
the Zionist leaders. Zangwill's views
will be upheld by Arthur Rabinowitz
and Abe Lewis. Nathan Margolis
and Jacob Kadushin will oppose their
views.
Stroh Building
ALWAYS SUPPLIED
with
LOUISE KLUGER "GOODIES"
Lebkuchen-Stuffed Prunes-Fruit Cake
Blanche Hart Shoppe
72 Weal Adam, Ave.
AND: A new line of unusual novelties for holiday gifts. Main 4998
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GREAT REDUCTIONS IN
Furniture and
Housefurnishings
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ohen
Main Store-HIGH ST. at HASTINGS
8432 HAMILTON AT PHILADELPHIA
4721 WARREN WEST AT THIRTIETH
13506 OAKMAN BLVD. AT DAVISON
Open Monday, Wednesday and Saturday Evenings
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room
for refined gentleman. 3745 Brush.
Phone Glendale 1299-R.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room
for two gentlemen or ladies. 1731
Pingree. Phone Empire 0223-W.
FOR RENT-Furnished room for
gentleman with private family.
Near three car lines-Hazelwood
near La Salle Blvd. Side-drive
garage if desired. l'hone Garfield
or week
8054-W. Call a
days between 6 and 9 p. m.
SPECIAL SALESMAN WANTED-
If interested in a $25 to $30
proposition, call General Fuel &
Foundry Supply Co., 416 Ford
Bldg.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room
with breakfast for young lady.
Call Garfield 1178-M.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room
in a private family for refined
young man. Call Glendale 4859-
The Guards of Judaea, a senior
J. Forest, near Woodward.
club under the leadership of Max
Weine, has decided to divide its FLAT TO RENT-Holbrook 69-Up-
large membership into two groups.
per duplex, 8 large rooms, fire-
One group will consist of young men
place, tile bath and shower. Gar-
of the ages of 15 to 17. It will con-
age, steam heat furnished.
tinue under the name of Guards of
Judaea and will he under the leader. HOUSEKEEPER WANTED-Mid-
dle aged woman to take care of two
ship of Samuel Kabacker. The young-
motherless children, ages 7 and
er group will be of the ages of 13 to
4 1-2. For particulars call Lin-
15 and will continue under the lead-
coln 2155-1.
ership of Mr. Weine. It will act as
an independent group, its name and FRENCH dressmaking and tailoring
officers to be announced later.
done. Reasonable rates. Mrs. C.
There is room for a limited number
S. Kesh, 1751 Lee place. Phone
of members in each club and ap-
Empire 5132-R.
plicants can apply at the Kirby Cen-
ter every Wednesday evening, at 8:30 FOR SALE-517 13eaufait Avenue.
o'clock in Room 6.
Large two-story residence, 14
The Guards, in their debate in the
rooms; can be used for a two-family
near future with the 11'nos Rachel
One bath upstairs and one down-
will present the following team: Sid-
stairs. Large hall, steam heat. Boil-
ney Shevitz, George Sternberg and
er and coal bin in basement. Forty-
Irving Beckman. Perry Goldman will
foot lot. One of the best locations
act as alternate.
in Detroit for a rooming house. $3,-
500 will handle. Phone Edgewood
1318 for appointment.
Collegiate Judaeans.
A. D. Markson, head instructor of FOR SALE-22,000 square feet-
the United Hebrew Schools of Detroit,
one-story concrete building. Steam
gave an interesting talk at the last
heating; all very heavy concrete
meeting of the Collegiate Judaeans
floors. Very fine offer. Four drive-
on "The Place of Modern Hebrew
ways; two toilets; shipping room
Literature in the World of Letters."
and stock room. Boiler room and
Mr. Markson pointed out how the
coal bunkers in basement. This
Jewish genius had been stored away
building has walls 12 inches thick
in the Ghetto for 1,500 years and how
and a foundation sufficient for an
it arose again almost miraculously to
additional story and is divided into
the zenith of its power at the ap-
two equal sections with 16-inch fire
proach of the modern era.
doors. Is on East Side, just north
Mr. 51arkson's talk is the first of a
of Jefferson ave. in 2 1-2 mile circle.
series to be given by men prominent
51. C. R. R. $10,000 cash will
Poe
ilAiSIWP .000 terms.
Ar 411 aVtgdno/N5i. L 28,
appomlinent Pall Edgewood 1318
will's attitude to the Zionist leaders
between 9 and 4 week days.
will he debated by Ilarry Seligson
and M. Weine who will uphold Zang- FOR SALE-231 feet of railroad
will and Ilea! Shur and Morris Pike
frontage on G. T. R. R., between
on the negative.
Six and Seven-Mile roads. Just
east of John It St. Approximately
one !WIT of land with a 36x48-foot
Sons of Judaea.
storage building. Offer for sale
The Sons of Judaea, at a meeting
all or will divide. Small payment
held Saturday evening at the home
down and easy terms will handle.
of Nathan Rubenstein, presented an
Fine location for coal yards or
interesting program in celebration of
builders'
supply. Phone Edgewood
"Jewish Home Week."
1318 for appointment.
Joseph Markel, leader of the club,
spoke on the significance of "Home, DRESSMAKING, remodeling. Girl's
Sweet Home," by Howard Payne, and
dresses a specialty. At home or by
toil of the author's Jewish parentage.
day. $4 per day. Phone Walnut
He also spoke on the importance of
4123-W.
living up to the commandment "Hon-
ROOM FOR RENT-Nicely furnish-
or thy father and mother, etc."
ed room for gentleman with priv-
In the course of the program, mem-
ate family. Centrally located. Phone
bers spoke on Jewish home cere-
monies, such as Kiddush, the lighting
Northway 3428-W.
of the candles, and others. There
was also a general discussion of the COUPLE WANTED for large beaut-
iful furnished room on Virginia
relation of the parent and child in
I'ark, near Linwood. Light house-
the Jewish home, Songs by Morris
keeping
facilities. Call Gar. 3378-R.
Kosack and Max Shievitz closed the
program.
YOUNG LADY WANTED to share
room with daughter of the house.
Dramatic Club.
Call Northway 0161. 579 E. Palmer
The Young Judaea Dramatic Club
Ave.
WAS recently organized by representa
lives of various clubs for the purpose HOUSE FOR SALE-Owen, between
Oakland and Brush. Modern 8-room.
of developing latent talent in the
Two-ear garage. Only $8,500.
ranks of senior Young Judaea. The
Phone Ilemlock 3175.
last meeting, held at the North End
Carlton Cafe
SPECIALS
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inson-
Guards of Judaea.
Make Your Reservations Now
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the following officers elected: Mary
Friedenherg president; S. Shevitz,
vice-president; Sadie Goodman, secre -
tary and treasurer. Meetings are to
be held at the Jewish Woman's Club
on Saturday evenings.
The Annual Dance.
Two restaurants at which to enjoy your
Thanksgiving dinner to the music of Detroit's
best two orchestras.
-HOLIDAY
Community Clinic, witnessed the com-
plete organization of the club, with
Preparations are being completed
for the annual dance of Detroit Young
Judaea to be given Saturday evening,
Dec. 15, at the Women's Federation
clubhouse. Tickets have already been
distributed among the members of the
various total clubs and a tremendous
success is being looked forward to.
Proceeds will help carry on the local
educational activities.
Knights of Judaea.
GENERAL FUEL & FOUNDRY SUPPLY CO.,
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Mohair and velour living room suites,
electric console phonographs, combination
walnut, mahogany and two-tone dining
suites, breakfast suites, duofolds, mahog-
any finish rockers, dressing tables, chit-
forettes, card and davenport tables, spinet
desks, rugs, brass, steel and white enameled
beds and hundreds of other articles of
value at a fraction of their real worth and
all suitable for holiday
Buy Quickly and Get Good Good s
at Low Prices.
Open Monday and Tuesday Until 10 P. M.
Free City and Suburban Moving
YOCKEY BROS.
4301.3 Fourteenth Avenue
Corner Buchana n
Glendale 7817
ptIAST-SIDE,
WEST-SIDE
ALL AROUND THE TOWN"
HE words of the old popular song
quoted above just about tell the
Egq story of ROBINSON-COHEN
furniture.
We have stores on the east side and
the west side-but you will find our
furniture "all around the town."
Starting with our big Main Store (High at
Hastings) our business developed so rapidly
that we found it necessary to open three big
branches on the west side of Detroit. But
our business is by no means limited to the
neighborhoods where our stores are located.
On practically every street in the city, there
are Robinson-Cohen customers.
Many people even come from away outside of
the city to buy "America's Finest Furniture" at
prices which we believe save them about 25%.
People from Pontiac, Flint, Redford, Birmingham,
Royal Oak, Wyandotte, Northville, Plymouth,
Owosso, Hillsdale, Lapeer and any number of
towns buy their furniture at one or the other of our
stores.
There are just three big reasons why our busi-
ness has grown so rapidly. 1. Because we sell the
finest furniture that is made in America. 2. Be-
cause we guarantee actual savings. 3. Because
the STANDARD PLAN allows a year or more to
pay without interest charges.
1.
Exactly as sketched. Genu-
ine Karpen suite of fine rose
taupe mohair with full Mar-
shall spring construction.
Outside backs covered. Two
luious
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pie
ces.
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Arm Chair. only
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LOTS FOR SALE!
feel young.
FOR RENT
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Everyone Wants to Play the Chinese Game
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In Suede or Kid
Mah-jong
FOR SALE
or Pung•Chow
M. H. Marienthal
A new set, just received, is an unusually fine value at
1540 Broadway
Other Mah Jong sets up to $25.00
Capitol Theatre Bldg.
3.50
in the
Ideal for Christmas Gifts and Home Entertainment
$ SHEEHAN'S BOOKSTORE
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Brush 51., 17421, nor. Dakota-6 large rooms and
tiled bath. Rent $65 per month. Joseph V. Finn.
Cadillac 7419.
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Style Plus Comfort
Brush street, 17421, near Dakota-2-family fat, 6
large rooms and tiled bath; 2-car garage. $12,500.
$2,500 down, balance $100 monthly. Joseph V.
Finn, 421 Dime Bank. Cad. 7419. Evenings, Hem.
4743. Open Sundays.
FOR SALE
Brush street, near Dakota avenue-New semi.bung-
•low, 6 large rooms and bath, oak finish, built•i•
refrigerator, •
all modern conveniences. $8,500; $1,-
200 down, balance $65 monhly. Joseph V. Finn, 421
Dime Bank Bldg. Cad. 7419; Evenings, Hem. 4741.
Open Suid•ys.
I HAVE A FEW LOTS LEFT, NEARER AND MORE CENTRALLY LOCATED THAN
ANY FOR SALE AT PRESENT. I WILL BUILD TO SUIT PARTIES INTER-
ESTED. ONLY A SMALL DOWN PAYMENT REQUIRED. IT IS TO YOUR
BENEFIT TO CALL ME AND LET ME SHOW YOU.
JOS. V. FINN
421 DIME BANK BLDG.
PHONE CADILLAC 7419
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