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up to 9:00 P. M., at the City Hall.
Griswold Bank Will Open With
JERICHO DANCE AT
Impressive List of Officers,
BOOK-CADILLAC SUNDAY
Directors.
All arrangements have been com-
Announcement is made of pi iris for
pleted for the annual dance given by
Jericho Lodge No. 491), I. 0. 0. F., the opening about Nov. 15 „r an-
Sunday, Oct. 18, at the Book-Cadillac other large banking institut: :a for
Detroit. This is to be known as the
Hotel.
The committee in charge have spar- Griswold National Bank o f
ed no expense in obtaining the last and will be located in the Buhl :luild.
available entertainers for the occasion, ing. Its organizers and dire,- t are
as well as two Double Original Or- prominent active business Ii .' and
chestras who will grace both the beau- bankers in Detroit and Mich::: 0:. It
tiful crystal and grand ball rooms. will open with a capital and :arplus
The committee is composed of Mau- of $3,000,000.
Officers of the new bank are: Pres.
rice Bordelove, chairman; William
Meisle, A. K. Ilardy, Sam Z. Hirsch- ident, C. II. Newman; vice-pr•
C.
A. Ranter; vice-presided, an d
interest-
man and H. Gould. Actively
ed in the affair are the entire enter- cashier, C. A. Kinney; assist,
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Every Citizen Should
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BENSON'S ORCHESTRA, DIRECT FROM CHICAGO, PLAYING
NIGHTLY AT THE VICTORY CAFE ON WOODWARD AVENUE
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tainment committee of Jerich bodge ier, Leo J. Coleman, former: • man.
alter Park-Adams branch Am .j can
No. 328.
State Bank, Detroit; assistant ia-bier
in charge business extension, 'dark
Pohl's Delicatessen Moves to B. Peck; assistant cashier and ;01:11tor,
I. F. Acheson; assistant r in
Larger Quarters Near Pres-
charge of credit department, V:Ilette
ent Store.
R. Eis; manager foreign depar ment,
You Have Nothing More Important
to Do TODAY!
About one year ago Mr. Pohl com-
menced business at 8931 Twelfth
street with a seating capacity for 40
guests. The business has increased to
more commodious quarters, and his
new store will seat 110 guests. The
success may be very largely due to the
splendid cooking of Mrs. Pohl, and an
able staff of assistants.
Sunday will be the opening day and
it is expected that a large number of
old friends and customers will take ad-
vantage of the good things which will
be served in addtiion to the usual Sun-
day's menu.
Notice!
ADDISON HOTEL
Jack Warr, directing Benson's Or-
chestra, those singing musicians di-
rect from Chicago, has been engaged
for the fall season and is now play-
ing at the Victory Cafe, Woodward
avenue at Charlotte. Those who have
already heard this orchestra are very
enthusiastic over their splendid dance
music. Mr. Chin, manager of the
cafe, states that since the arrival of
this orchestra large crowds have been
entertained at the restaurant. There
are two dancing sessions daily, 6 to 8
o'clock and 9:30 to closing time. The
Victory Cafe aims to serve the best
food obtainable and fine entertain-
ment for which it has been noted in
past years.
Mr. Warr, director of this well-
known orchestra, has gathered about
him an orchestra composed of indi-
vidual entertainers of the highest
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MONDAY,
October 19th
We will present an entire change of programme, in-
cluding Nick Lucas, the celebrated Brunswick re-
cording artist.
Florentine Room
ADDISON HOTEL
Announcnig the new PasteII Room with special facilities for
catering to bridge, luncheon, dinner and supper parties of
10 to 100 persons.
The new Peacock Alley, the last word in appointments, and
the excellent food value make the ADDISON the place to
reserve a date for the party you are contemplating.
Ask for Mr. Smith
PHONE 6960
That Appeals to the Eye,
to the Judgment and
to the Pocketbook
Friedenberg's Living Room Furniture
has this three-fold appeal . . . it attracts
the eye by virtue of its distinctive design-
ing ... it convinces the judgment through
its dependable, workmanlike construc-
tion ...'and it opens the purse-strings be-
cause its moderate cost satisfies the cus-
tomer's economical instincts.
THE STORE FOR VALUES!
F o E
FURNITURE HOUSE
The Store With a Reputation.
Newman, Herbert S. Reynobk, Cra.
mer Smith, B. F. Stephenson, Luther
D. Thomas, George W. Trendle, M.
R. Whittlesey, C. C. Winningham, L.
A. Young.
Young Girls Club:
Busy or Chow MM..
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.7. DANCE
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Owing to the fact that the younger
Jewish girls desire to aid in securing
a community center and synagogue,
a club will be organized by Mrs. S. H.
To the Rhythmic Tune of
Fields composed of junior and senior
Bert Milan and His Band.
branches. The first meeting will be
Or•
held at the home of Mrs. Fields on
Sunday afternoon, Oct. 18, at 3
Situated
Directly
Opposite
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pillow back of the head w'th the o'clock, at 840 South Main street.
TOUCH THE PEN
Book-Cadillac Hotel. '
sheitel of jet black hair drawn down The club will be under the auspices of
sleekly over the forehead and was the Ladies Auxiliary and at the first
By Gertrude Harriet Neuwirth.
shocked at the brightness of the eyes; meeting election of officers and plans
A nurse bent over to see If she was they shone like blazing lights from for future activities will form the
breathing properly. A hollow•eyed the bloodless face—they were alive, program.
smile lit up the parched coffee-brown gleaming.
Labor without luck helps not.
face of the sufferer.
(To be continued next week.)
All right now?" inquired the
nurse, in answer to which the old
head nodded in assent, while gnarled
hands that had lived much in suds
were raised in a gesture of depreca-
tion.
"So white in your nice starchy
dress," the blue lips scarcely moved.
A tear rolled over a rough path of
wrinkles down the broad, high-boned
cheek. "So sweet your face—for my
Davie such a wife—so white—so
clean—I'm here already long?"
"Yes, dear," answered the nurse,
"but don't talk, just lie quietly."
"No—I must tell it—I must—you
will know—never in my whole life I
took from somebody nothing. Years
already I saved and saved I should
have a bank account. I should be
able to send Davie to college; he
should get what I didn't get; he
should write grand books like he
reads. Me? I can't even write my
name; the hand it gets heavy from
floor scrubbing. Never I took, I'm
telling you. If necessary rather I
should starve with my child together
than I should take for nothing. Every
nickel, every cent I put in the beauti-
ful bank building and soon I had a
whole lot. When I look one day and
see five hundred dollars, it was such
pleasure that my heart she gave a
VOSE
jump. All the days it sings inside.
Five hundred dollars! Five hundred
$293
dollars! Ile should only grow big,
my boy, he'll have yet what his mama
CLOUGH & WARREN
didn't have ... he should get big ...
he'll have plenty ... a bank account
$143
he should have to go by the college
and learn and be wise like my father,
STEINWAY—
not like me! Me? I can't write; I
GRINNELL BROS.
like I shall, but the hand it gets
$1050 style,
$288
heavy; just like lead it gets."
sale price
"I understand," the nurse patted
her hand gently, "but you mustn't ex-
MARSHALL
cite yourself, dear."
GRAND—
Unaware of the interruption, the
$138
$1000 style,
' little old lady went on: "Every time
I take to him my dollars I think he
sale price
STEINWAY
must be glad he's go from me such
FREE EXCHANGE TRIAL
a customer, that bank man. I see
$368
GRINNELL BROS.—
lottia ladies and I know I'm the best
customer. Five hundred dollars! How
$1050 style,
CHASE
much times since I put in—little by
sale price
little! I think maybe I should take
$133
out, but never I do—never. I say
—and many others!
to myself I should be no mama if I
EVERETT
took out for what try son should have
a learning. From the books to read
$267
and write—it's by me the grandest
thing. I look at him, my boy, he goes
NEW
to school, then high school and next
KRANICH & BACH
he grajerates—then it will be the big
Victrolas
$172
college for Davie. My son will read
and write like I didn't never."
Act quickly! These
Weber
25%
to 50%
She paused. Her lustrous black
JACOB BROS.
Pianola prices mean quick sales.
eyes dimmed for a moment,
"That was yesterday I put in ail
$105
Below
Aeolian In bringing into your home
the money—maybe last week—maybe
Woodward one of the instruments,
last year—how I should know; what
Original
Price
Original prices, $250,
which every one in the
can I think now he ain't here no
Steck
more; he ain't here since already a
console and
upright,
—Beautiful
$300,
$350,
$425,
$500,
Pianola family can play, you bring
month; maybe two months, my boy,
art models. Easy payments gladly
Etc.
for him what I dream; for him I save;
Autopiano a world of gladness into
arranged.
for him everything . . . he should
The entire ale stock is made up
Werner your home-life. See these
grow up and read ... he should write
of just such wonderful specials.
. . ." the voice trailed off..
great
specials
today!
Etc., Etc.
"I'lease, please, you must be very
quiet." Again the nurse endeavored
to soothe the troubled' spirit, but to
no avail
"Sed i too hard, the doctor said;
too much I don't know what he cal!.
it—strain—sprain—only I know he
comes home with fever, and hot !ern-
p.
ingade I make with a little schnapps.
In it, I think maybe that's good, too?
paym n
on payments
Then, when he says in English to me,
low as
so smart he was, 'you wonderful
low as
mam,' I think maybe I go crazy—II
think maybe I die—not my boy! Why
I don't die? It's by me something
terrible I should live and he ain't here
Similar Bargains at each of our 40 stores.
(Sliilbren's Tamer )1
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NO COVER CHARGE
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Grinnell Bros
Come in
Today
22nd
and See These
Remarkable
Annual Sale
of
Summer Sensational
Specials in
Resort
Pianos GRANS
YOU SAVE ALL
THE RENT
$512
PLAYERS
$525
$315
$291, $263, $287,
$319, $272, Etc.
Pianos
Grinnell Bros
P layers
Headquarters, 1515 - 21 Woodward Ave.
$2.00
OPEN EVENINGS
—and for nothing the five hundred
dollars—never he'll write . . . never
. . .
Her head moved restle•sly; the
voice choked down a sob; then calmly
it spoke again. "Only for learning
HASTINGS AT FOREST
must go Davie's five hundred dollars
... You hear, nurse ... for learning
Open Evenings Until 8:30.
... for writing "
IRA FRIEDENBERG, Prey.
Phone MELROSE 5509
"I mustn't let you talk any more,"
imemognsimseeselleMIS admonished the nurse She fined the
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K. Hebb, George II. Klein, Charles
A. Kanter, F. L. Lowrie, Cahill H.
The Oriental"
PIANO
Bargains
FURNITURE
A. H. Buhl, G. W. Carter, Hor,we J.
Caulkins, Jr., Aaron DeRoy, John W.
Finkensteadt, John II. French, I'. H.
Grennan, George E. Hawley, George
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in his own line. Should the patrons
AFTER THE SHOW
at any time desire any particular in-
strument to be played as solo enter-
tainment, he has only to inform Mr.
Warr.
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Among the provisioners of the cafe
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are O'Neil & Hoffner Company, sea E
foods and fish; L. Loewenstein, poul-
219 MICHIGAN AVENUE
try; Federal Laundry, care of linens;
Henry F. Hurley, electrical lighting g
and appliances.
For the Most Delicious Chop "
ANN ARBOR NOTES
FLORENTINE ROOM
Beginning a .. .
personnel will also include oo aher
vice-president, who at present is as.
sedated with a large Chicago bank
such an extent that he has found it in an equivalent capacity.
necessary to move into larger and
The directors are: John A. Bryant,
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Commencing Sunday, Oct. 18, and every following
Sunday, the Florentine Room will open at 5:30 P. M.
There will be two entire performances, the first start-
ing at 6:20 P. M., the second at 7:45 P. M. This is
for the convenience of our patrons.
L. B. Mallory; manager bond .1. part.
meat, R. John Heber. Th e official
$1.25
A Week
DETROIT BRANCHES:
Woodward at Pasadena
Broadway near Monroe.
Jos. C•mp•u nor Ye•mans.
East Jefferson, Opposite Contnent•I Motors.
Michigan at Thirty-second
Grand River, half block above Joy Road
West
Jefferson
near
River Rouge Posta-ice.
Gr•tiot near Harper.
7803 Ferdale A
A Week