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DODGE BROTHERS PLAN EIGHT MILLION
DOLLAR BUILDING PROGRAM BY JAN. 1

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Why Our Interior Decorators Make

DETROIT AUTOMOBILE FACTORY
MAKES CITY HALL
LOOK LIKE DOLL HOUSE

DEPENDABLE!

No Charge

People will pay a few dol-
lars more for dependable
transportation.

We find that "value" means
more than "bargain."

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home just the look you have
always wanted it to have.
You may not know what is
wrong with it as it 110W is; you

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go about building a new scheme that more
charmingly ,•xpresses yourself ... but a Robin-
son-Cohen Interior Decorator does. The aid amt
advice of experts are at your command for no
greater outlay than would be necessary if you
were doing your own planning.

THOMAS J. DOYLE

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3922 WOODWARD

GLENDALE 7117

Robinson-Cohen Company decorators ask no
fees for their services. Every business establish-
ment renders you a certain amount of service
in its dealings with you. Whether it be auto-
mobiles or banking, expert advice and knowl-
edge are available for your guidance. Thus
when you call in a decorator from Robinson-
Cohen Company to help you in furnishing your ,
home or any single room in it, he places at your
disposal the experience and skill that are integ-
ral parts of his profession.

Remember—
A used car is only as good as
the firm you do business with.

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City Hall
Aedit'onal floor space
Detroit.
in 192 5 expansion program
•Thls diagram Jibs been prepaNd it give readers an idea of the magni
tude of ie modern automobile facto!) and, more particularly, of the extent
of Dodge Brothers' recently announced $8,000,000 building program. The
floor space of eight large and several smaller buildings now under construc-
tion, compared with the total floor area of the City Hall, makes that well
known building take on the proportions of a doll house.
Tut .new steel aid concrete buildings each 500 feet by 75 feet and
another 500 feet by 115 feet will house the heat treatment department,
heavy forge shop and light forge shop. There the finest alloy steel is ham-
mered into (urgings and scientifically heat treated in the most modern auto-
matically. euntrolled electric furnaces, to secure the strength and endurance
which have characterized Dodge Brothers motor cars for nearly 11 years.
- Among the - target' buildings are a five-story building 100 by 205 and a
five-story building 75 by 475 feet for machining and storage purposes and
a six-start' addition, 100 by 462, to the main assembly building.
With this program completed Jan. 1, 1926, Dodge Brothers, Inc., will

Present Heo; space of Works

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N the last four months thirty brides
chose the Hotel Wolverine as the
setting for their nuptial altar. The
convenient location and superb ap-
pointments mark this well known•hos-
telry as distinctively the correct place
for banquets, weddings. luncheons, •
dinners—all kinds of social gatherings.
There is the cozy privacy of numerL •.
ous small dining rooms or the luxuri-
ous spaciousness of the large ballroom.
The finest foods and close personal
supervision contribute to the excel•'
lencc of Hotel Wolverine service.,

Services

'I' IS quite possible to give your

DODGE BROTHERS WORKS

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For Their

Referring to our New Department of Dra-
peries and Wall Hangings. We Want to empha-
size the fact that correct making and hanging
are just as important for successful curtains and
hangings as gmul tailoring is to clothes. Either,
without the professional touch, is apt to look
home-made, and fine fabrics deserve better than
that.

FESTIVE AIR MARKS JOHN SMITH SPEAKS
SUCCOTH LUNCHEON ON PAST YEAR'S WORK

Plans, Suggestions, Estimates Without
Cost Or Obligation

Tell-
Auxiliary of Shaarey Zedek Mayor Delivers Lectures
ing of Achievements Dur-
Stages Colorful Social ing Term of Office.
Event.

Mayor John W. Smith's re-election
In a setting redolent of the, Feast campaign is formally under way. Ile
of Succoth and in an atmosphere per- , began it with several addresses early
meated with the spirit of the fes- in the week before enthusiastic au-
tival, the Ladies Auxiliary of Shaarey diences and in each of the talks re-
7,ttl•k Congregation Wednesday after- viewed the achievements of his 10
noon, Oct. 7, marked the inauguration months in office as the reasons why
of its, autumn and winter activities he is asking re-election.
Among the things that Mayor
with a luncheon, followed by a pro-
gram. The luncheon was opened with Smith pointed out were that, con-
trary
to expectations of opponents,
a prayer by Mrs. Robert Marwil and
the Messing over the bread was recited he did pot make wholesale dismis-
sals
of
city officials and employes and
by Mrs. David S. Zeman, secretary of
the auxiliary, who also led in the say- the appointments that V has made
to
office
have not been appointments
ing of grace at the conclusion of the
of political reward but appointments
luncheon.
of
men
of
prominnece and of valu-
The dining room of the synagogue
able civic ability.
was deborated artistically with fruits
OverlooRiny . Grand Circus Parte
He pointed out how he promised
and autumn flowers in a color scheme
in the last campaign that he would
ELIZABETH STREET JUST EAST Or WOODWARD
if pink and lavender and was illumi- take the D. S. R. out of politics and
nated with candles of brilliant colors.
how in making good that pledge he
the program of the afternoon in- has made the street railway commis-
SSYS eluded series of songs by Mrs. A. C. sion meetings public and made serv-
MIXXIMOMOMDSWCWSIV49.3.10bNIOSIANNISIOSISE I
I Lappin, soprano, who was accompan- ice before profit the city's aim. He
ied on the piano by Mrs. S. A. Pop- referred to the monthly financial re-
kin. Mrs. Morse Cohen read a short ports of the D. S. R. operation as
•
s tor • b • Sholem Aleichem entitled
"The Succah." Sholem Aleichem, who Proving his election campaign clap
was the greatest humorist among the and called attention to the numerous
GENUINE WHITE PINE. FOR WINDOW FRAMES, SASH,
bus lines that have been established
Yiddish writers, is often referred to in outlying and rapidly developing
as the Jewish Mark Twain.
STRICTLY NUMBER ONE DIMENSION FOR FRAME WORK
sections.
.
Asks Women'.
GUARANTEED, IN
.. Ile reviewed Some of the appoint-
Rabbi A. M. Hershman delivered an ments that he had made, including
USE THIS QUALITY FOR SATISFACTION—IT COSTS NO MORE
address of greeting. Ile outlined the Alex Dow, president of the Detroit
part of the Jewish woman In the Edison Company;, Frank 1'. Book and
furtherance of religious idealism in Lawrence Fisher, president of the
All Phones
the home and in the community. lie Cadillac Motor Car .Company, as
M•in Office and Plant:
Melrose
3390
,
urged the auxiliary to take a distin- members. of the water hoard. Then
GRATIOT AND ST. AUBIN
Business Established 1864.
gstited part in the mobilization of the Edsel Ford was named member of
=North Yard: Conant and Holbrook .
man p ose e a ma h 7,,, the the art commission Colonel Wallace,
WSISIMVSAWSVSVS'SWVSNWSWIAIMICVSWSWasSAMSVCWOM man and ,,,. ,,
Conservative 'Jews of Detroit and
to a trained transportat on executive, ;
of the pue j was bridight here from Tennessee to
promote the fulfillment[
Does Your Child Receive • Proper Jewish Education? Send Hien to the
Sha arey direct the D. S. It.
Hth e jited
noses
as
exemplified
by
It Richard P. Joy, i
the
e
HEBREW SCHOOL
K
7,0,14 Congregation. j
president of the Bank of Commerce;.
(ISAIAH CHERNOFF, Director)
fact
that
the
auxiliary
would
be
called
W.
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esubien.
EnsPire
e. ; L.! itil i i,aldon W;;b oe n r i ,.!
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Ahavath Deo Hall, 441 Holbrook Ave. Offi ce: 8821
of
l upnn to do its share in the work
jporeh:idFentBoafilatnhte"J
Individual . 8nd Group Instruction.' Expert Tiwthers. Iletin5d Atrbotultere.
a fit
congregation
Boys Prepared for day. Mitzvah.
for
the
panyt . Charles H. Hodges and James
!providing
af • f`lb.,,,,t5 la . vrarluate of the Grodnn 'botcher. Collet, and hat had • very wide expert- ting
home for its religious and educe S. Holden were named to study the
I
ence In Europe and America.
I tional activities.
city's financial needs and problems.
Following the program, Mrs. M. II. There were many others. ,
Zackheim, president, presided at a
During the Smith administration,
I business meeting of the organization. the mayor said, 17 mile , have been
She urged the co-operation of the added in trackage to the D. S. R. sys-
members in the work which the con- tem. More than 150 coaches have
gregation is going to undertake in con- been added to the bus lines and the
nection with its plans for a new sync- revenues of the bus line- now more
Rogue She paid a tribute to the ef- than meet the expenses. be said.
forts of the social and hospitality com-
Ile spoke of taxes. "I deemed it
mittees in charge of the luncheon and my duty," he said, "t. eliminate
the program.
from the various department esti-
Mrs. J. II. Ehrlich, chairman of the mates a total of approxin ately $17,-
program committee, reported on some 000,000. The budget final y approved
of the activities which the auxiliary shows for the first time ii five years
plans to sponsor during the season. a reduction in the tax en's.. In the
Mrs. Ehrlich presented a tentative list past, sometimes an artificially low- tax
I of distinguished out-of-town speakers rate has been obtained through a
to he invited to address the organiza- raise in assessed valuation . The low
tion.' Mrs. Samuel Frank. chairman tax rate this year is not the result
of the me mbershiptionimirtee, report- of such action. The use-sons report
ed that 30 new members had. joined that assessments were rids , d last year
during the last few weeks. Plans are on fewer than one-eigh•h of the
antler way for a embers* campaign. property descriptions in I .etroit. In
Plans are under way for holding a other words, sevemeigh•iis of the
concert of Jewish music at which the property owners of Detn .t are pay-
artist will be the noted Viennese pian- ing lower taxes this year than last."
ist, Prof. Julitis Wolfsohn, described
The mayor reiterated that he be-
by Mrs. Alexander Rebut as the great- lieved in the policy of the city paying
est living interpreter of Jewish music. as it goes for improvements and pro-
A series of dances and entertain- viding for necessary improvements
ments marking the minor feasts and such as sewers and paving before
other special occasions is also being starting those of a desirable nature
contemplated by the program and so- but of less general public importance.
cial committees.

Americas Fillest, furniture'

Washington Boulevard
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HOTEL

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aMairsised Motor Car

C. W. KOTCHER LUMBER CO.

Earls Buick model scats its capacity

of full-grown people—in relaxed

ease— without cramped legs or
necks. Tall people, especially,
enjoy its extra head-room and leg-
coons-

smaller car than Buick is apt to he
tight-fitting, low-ceilinged, crowded!

PALACE
MODEL
LAUNDRY

Glendale 5680

26 Convenient Branches

That the play-goers of Detroit and
environs will generously support a
theatrical offering for an extended
length of time even though its suc-
cess does not chiefly depend upon the
feature of undraped flesh for its ar-
tistic charm and attractiveness, seems
abundantly mephasized in the case of
"The Student I'rince," whose sixth
brilliant week has begun at the Shu-
bert-Lafayette. The new theater is
still the mecca for large numbers of
amusement-goers, music-lovers and
others both from in and out of the
city. A noticeable feature of the au-
diences, states the theater manage-
ment, is the unusual number of up-
state patrons in attendance, this be-
ing due, no doubt, to the announce-
ment by the Messrs. Shubert that
"The Student Prince" will be seen In
no other city in Michigan nor the
Middle West, save Chicago, at least

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David Love Re-Opens Delicat.
tessen Store on Linwood
Near Monterey. .

Unusual interest is alto hed to the
announcemtnt that Love's Delicates-
sen will open a new emporium on Lin-
%mild avenue between Monterey and
Richton on Saturday, Oct 17, for it
seems but a short time ago when
Love's 'Delicatessen, then located on
Hamilton avenue, was the meeting
place for practically all of the Jewish
residents of the North-end section.
The new store embodies a numb•rof
innovations in the serving of lunches,
pastries' and table delicacies. From
the striking display of fresh and
cooked meats at the left of the en-
trance to the tiers of cozy nooks, which
line the walls, the new emporium radi-
ates an atmosphere of hospitality and
cleanliness which cannot help but im-
press those accustomed to better foods,
properly served.
With Dave Love and his infectious I
to eater to your
sm ile always re ady tabl
ishment should`
wants, this new es
offer •n irresistible appeal for your i
patronage.

Or telephone, and we will send a
Better Buick to your home or office
for you to try.

American men and women are
above the average stature. And a

Season--

"Student Prince" Begins Sixth
Successful Week at Shu-
bert-Lafayette.

Drop in and try the ample, arm.
chair comfort of a car that is right
in size. Bring some of your six.
looter friends. You will find another
big reason why Buick is so snidely
considered a better motor ear—
another reason why there are a
million and n o ire enthusiastic Buick
owners.

People appreciate a smart-driving,
easily-handled, but full-sized, mmt-
sized car. The Better Buick, for
instance.

The Social

Will soon open, so we suggest
that you let us launder all your
Table and Guest Room Linens
— renew your curtains and
drapes. Agreeably priced serv-
ice.

Cuunfry Club Model

The Baur lhouk

7.po••enger !Sedan • 51995
S.pa••eneer Itrottaham 1924
) P.O. Sbort Roadster 1495
5.paas. Spor5 "'outlets 1525
1705
lit... Country Club

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DETROIT BRANCH—GENERAL MOTORS BUILDING

BEMB-ROBINSON CO.

LINWOOD-BUICK CO.

STANLEY KRAJENKE

PFENT Is DECKER

TELOTTE-BUICK CO.

Unwood .1 Glyn. Court

444 East Jeffers. Ave.

SIEGEL.ZECKENDORF CO.

8740 Mack Ave

4234 Woodward Ave.

BEMB.ROBINSON CO.

LOUIS ROSE BUICK CO.
12557 Woodward A.., Hltklasd Park

HARLEY-BUICK CO.

4741 Woodward Ave.

3712 Cass Ave.

11620 Jos. Comeau Av.

8911 Gr•nd Riser Ave

BUCHBINDER-BUICK CO.

6834 West Fort St.

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