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Una idson, Emanuel
Basidson, Leo
Ilmiclrun. Lodi
Davidson. Morris J
Dmideon. l'horna.
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Dimly, Alfred
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Davin, John If
M•yer
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Davis'. Mrs. Meyer
Ilalperin
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Denenberg. Ben
Denison, Frank
Derner, Harry L
Derov., Mr. and Mrs.
Aaron
Detroit Hosiery Company
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Detroit Time.
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Deutoung, DayenY
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Diamond. Moe Ii
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Writem. Leon
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Drennan. 0. W
Drouck, Aaron
Dunn, J.
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Iluscolf, Louie
V,: FORM ASSOCIATION
TO FURTHER JEWISH
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, Gerson. Joseph
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1 500 I Gerson. S. Jerome
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$700,000 IS RAISED
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IN DETROIT DRIVE
FOR EUROPEAN AID . 1 -,, Falcon. Herman J
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Fa.k. Lewis hi
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.„•.,.. Fantle, Moses
2 , ;J: Farb rein, Mr amt Mrs. Barry
Farkas. iaeob'
Feolk. Bensonin
SOO Fechhdiner, Karl M
Fechrimer. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney 11
Inn Feder. Anton
160 Federal Furniture Factories
Federal Motor Truck Company
lOvrer Ckaners .11 Dye rs
i/ere, . David
40 Ferienbaum, Morris
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Febilienron Bros CamnanY
Feinberg. A. J
:; Feinherit. David I
Feinberg, Harry J
Feinberg, M. Hume
, ), Feinberg. N•than
" Feinburg, A. II
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,"" Feldman, Mr. •nd Mr.. Harry
Feldmma n.
n Isedore
Joseph
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Buy Your Hudson
Or Essex In Your
Neighborhood
EDUCATIONAL AIMS
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7 r, 2urriculum of all Jewish schools the
;tudy of Hebrew language and litera-
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1 300 ,
SO ture. (It is understood that in co-op-
I: !rating with existing educational
Ginsberg.
go gentieS, there shall not is.. an interfer-
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60 once with religious or other agenoies
7 " lf Jewiiii schools or with their adinin-
60 Ginsburg, Bernard
150
al) Courses
30 Ginsburg, Fred A. & Co
"C' istration and finance.)
150 Giwinirg. Fred A. & Co. lin memory of
no and lectures in Hebrew, Jewish his-
Eclaine S erve.)
700
tory
and
Jewish
literature
for adults.
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ttlemen, Abe
(e) Dillgemination of Hebrew liters-
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500 GRA. Benjamin s
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Pr' Field. Ira J
°;', 71 Eielen. Louis
2 ° Fine. Benjamin .
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2 ' Fink, Henry
1 000 F ink. Meyer S
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And Get Neighborly
Service and Attention
2 Stimulation of a better know-
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soo edge of l'alestine, its activities and its
role
in Jewish history: (a) Prepara-
2 ,
II ' don of text books and other material
l' i i 'd m Palestinian geography, history, ac-
41 tivities, etc. (b) To stimulate the in-
7 " troduction of courses of study on Pal-
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7 000 online in schools and other educational
(c) Lectures and forums
30 agencies.
677 ' on Zionism and Palestine for adults. I
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Strengthening
and development
"3.
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I 05 0 of the Jewish youth organizations and
A O activities, devoted to the Jewish cul-
30
l . ture and ideals: (a) Promotion of the,
06 study of Hebrew, Jewish history and
" current Jewish problems in co-opera-
X lion with the toasting agencies of sirn-
organization of
I 000 ilar
Hebrew
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60 Goldberg.
30 Goldberg, Ben
s0 Coldherg D
75 Guldhere , Elias
160 Goldberg, Mrr. Han nah
25 Goldberg, users
50 Goldberg. Irving
100 Goldberg, J. Sarah
go Goldberg. J. II
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Lewin If
300 Goldberg, Lewin
0 0 ' Mr. and Mrs. Adolph .. 3.000 Goldberg, Max
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FinOerwahl.
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25 Finnterweld, Mr. and Mrs. Charles A.. 800 Goldberg. Mr. and Mrs. Max
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Goldberg, Mr and Mrs. William
Finnterweld. Mr. and Mrs. erman.., ,
1,000 Fimterweld, Mayer B.
3',(, )) speaking and athletic societies, etc.
PA Finsterwald, Miles
present
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Bank of Detroit.....
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1.200
60 Goldenberg, Maurice
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to Zionist educational agencies, such as
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Alex
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ig Young Judaea, Avukah, Ilistraduth
Fi s her, Hoy R
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l go Ivrith, Junior Iladassah, etc.
60 Lohlman, David
n. Nathan
Fishman.
"5. The promotion of Jewish litera-
75
so Goldm.• Mr. •nd Mre. Jack
Emetrn Market Fruit Company
120 Fihco, Frank
700 Goldman. Mildred (in memory of moth• 100 ture and fine arts: (a) To establish
nmel. Adolphus
E CO enstein, Harry '
a
publishing
agency for the produc-
er i
btoll
350
ixel. Arthur F
Eckhoune, Emil
4,
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zoo F ixel. Mr.
Mrs, WillMin A
Edelman, Sol
25 tion of Hebrew periodical and book
30 Goldman. Nathan
Eisler. Max
Eder, II. 11
Goldman. N•than
.:: literature, as well as of books and of
N Elei chin.. Charles
Eder. Mr. •n d Mrs. Louis
Goldro., Samuel
I , FleiseF.man. Mrs. Mark
j'i; periodicals of Jewish interest in Yid-
2 7 01
Eder. Samuel J
Eder.
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'," Mei O man, Sarah
SOO dish and English. (b) Publication of
Edlolf. George I
6 Goldman & Blum
Fleischm., William
Edwards, Isadore
75 juvenile periodical literature of Jew-
75 Goldsmith, Leon
Fol.. RAO
Edwards, Mrs. Max
30 Goltimnith, Zell
of
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(c) E ncougement
50 fish interest.
Ford, Fcleanor Junes
Efronson, Leon
300 Goldstein, Samuel
''''s Foreman,
an. A. A
250 Jewish music and fine arts.
E.frusy, Samuel
50
Goldstein.
William
75 Foreman, Sam
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Goldstirk,
Benjamin
100 Forest Cleaners
Ehrlich, Harry
'75 Goldstone. I/r. R. It
'V, In co-operation withexisting agencies,
I 000 Frenk, Arthur A
Ehrlich, Joseph II
150 Goodfriend, Devid
1 000 F. :milk Bros.
75 to conduct a systematic propaganda
Ehrlich, Moe
150 Frank, Cherie.
F:hrlichman, Aaron
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6 7 0 ( ; ,)?, Gaiondlin
00 problems of Jewish education and MI-
Frank. E. G
Eisen, Morris
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mink, Harry and Samuel
?Arenberg, Sam
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7, Frank, Implor
Cl enstadt, M.
600 Goodin., Mmiwell Id
*a; Rhoads of Washington, repre-
BO
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Edelman, I
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senting the minority of the program
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" Frank, Leon H. •nd H. J. L
the following
Elkin, Herrin
2, committee, suggested
500 Goose. David
2, F ank. Lewis C
Elkowits, Samuel
Boo Goose, r Collin.
1'0 amendment to the preamble, which
, Frank. M. II
Ellenbogen, L.
30 G""?''. M" l• 77
20 was rejected:
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Ellenstein, Jacob
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son 0, t o m r1: 4, 11 , 1„an. Al /a L
re. Philin
"We, American Jews, assembled in
Ellenntein,
25 ', mink, Samuel D
25 Frank. Sam (additional/
Ellenntein. William 14
3 r 0 conference called by the Zionist Or-
39 1 05 Gordon, Abe
I60 Frank, Seymour J
Ellmann, James I
Nen
ord
on,
750
G'rdon
ganization
of America, feeling that
61r Frank. Sidney
30
El Moshe, Ladies Auxiliary of
on, II.
I 600 lord on,
Engines, Mr. and Mr, Clarence II
1. 600 Frank & Seder Coml../
54 Zionism as the expression of the Jew-
rriy „ Z
fl o r d
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Engem, Maurice A.
1,250 F i ank e , Jacob
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national
spirit is inseparable from
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Englander, Jull.
2, Franklin. Dr. and Mrs. Leo M
600 G"r".• Mil". •ncl Mnry
Jewish education and culture and that
Os Franklin. Mr. and Mrs. Seymour H
Engleman, Max
100 qiirdonstiobrile Coal Company
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Frank,
Jack
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there is great need of infusing
Epp , tein, Irving
75 Gordon, Willis.
Bo , Franc Bernie and W. Weinber g
Enstean, Mr. and Mee. George G
700 loth d, David J
the Zionist spirit and strengthening
Fi.74.1hIlaio,.„1.!erzian
Epstein. L. J
Gotlieb, J•cu. and David Blintz
75
basic
Jewish
educa-
and expanding
1 50 n0
ye Min, Max
25 Gottemn., Arthur A
Epetein, Sam
1" Freedlander. Maurice
25 tional and cultural activity in Amer-
Gould,
I. D
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Freedm.
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Epstein. Samuel
120 Gouldnon. Arthur
300
2, 5 ica, particularly with reference to the
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80 firabow Bro.
,50 modern Jewish renaissance in Pales-
Max
F.D tine. Philip A
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Grabowsky , Louie
SO Freedman. Max N
son tine, do hereby adopt the following
Erman, Leo
700 Grenet Louis
1.00
mler
Alcoa
Erman, Samuel
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program as the basis for the estab-
Grant. Mr. and Mrs. Merry S
t
Freeman. Jacob S
Ernest, Semy
1 7005 Gratiot Tim Company
ir lishment of a permanent organize-
Freidenhero. Louis H
Ernetein, Max
500 Green, Sarmml
, Freud. Mr. and Mre. Jacob L
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lion."
Esser, fermi
1 , 500 Green, Walter II
Freud, Jerurne",$
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I 600 Greenbaum. J
60
Freud. Milton
300 Greenbaum, Maurice
BUSINESS NOTICE
90
Freund. Adolph
i
Samuel
nm
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Greenbaum,
,
2 100
Freund, Dr. •nd Mre. Hugo A
100
A Non-Sectarian Country
100
Fried. Max
Greenberg, Cherie. W
Boarding School for Gels.
Dr.
J.
S. Lipsky, formerly of 1956
J. and M.. and
75
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Frie
I : Greenberg. Fleury
5,o o
Ideally located on the fludeon
Louis Rosenthal
Clairmount avenue, wishes to an-
,5n Greenberg, liyni•n
—.Near New York.
IRO nounce that he is now located at 219
Friedrnberg. Ire
Greenberg. Jacob
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College Preparatory Course--
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Friedleender. Bernard
2 , Greenberg, J. I)
Cert ficate RecognOtad.
Si Professional Building, 10 Peterboro
Friedland. Maxwell S
H'gh School, Junior Cell•g• Friedman Bros
Elynnie
000 street, and is specializing in chil-
Greenblatt. M
In
H o m • M • king, Secretarial, Friedman, Mrs. Celia
Greenblatt Jerry
dren's and infants' diseases.
to
Friedman, David a
Journ •I I sm. Kindergmt•
Greenblatt. Michael
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150
Friedman, E. 51
Training, Music end A.
4, Gregor. Aaron F.. and Mrs. S. 111
160
Separate Cottage for Elemen• Friedman, Harry
ie fl eenthal.
J ulius
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200
Friedman. Dr. Harry
Mrs' School.
30 Groesbeck, Governor Ales
Friedman, Hyman
2 000
Vacation Tripe to Bermuda
00Grose, Nathan 51
100
Friedman, Louie
and Europe.
Gross, Jo•eph
150
Friedman,
Nathan
II
Aesociated with Highland Na-
7 , 1,10' Groan, Rose .
25
Grorberst. Jaeoh
ture Camps, South ?Myles, Me. Friedman. William
100
One a, Manuel
Groaner, Sylvan S.
3F0
EUGENE H. LEHMAN,
300
Frohlich. Edward
Louis
and
Mrs.
G
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Mr.
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Director
100
Funk, Lewis W
50 Grosslight, Rome! and Charles
Box 141, Tarrytown-on-Hudson Futernick, Max ,_
St
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Grow
New York.
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Filch.. Walter lt
"0 Grushkin. l'eter
750
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Co.,
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Ati erc.5 0I n E
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300
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Gaberman.
Dr.
David
II
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U G•lenty. Mr. and Mr.. S. D
30
Gallow, Isadore
300
20 0 0 U Hack. Nathan
G•napol. Boris
46
11 Haller. Edwin
Gents, Maurice H
150
Heiner, Joseph
15
Garnett, Morris
300
200 Helper. S
Eaten, Dr. Nathaniel
75
Hamburg. J. J
2 10
(Wen. Samuel
750
II•mburger, Charles
Gavin, Meyer
I 000
750 Hamburger M.
Gaylord, J. F
150
750 !limburger, Samuel
Gaylord. S. X.
150
10 Hamburger, Samuel .
Geller. Joseph
20 Hammemon, II.
Gecker, Morrie
PO
7 Hamtramck Wall Payer Company
Gelbard. Abe
76
50 II•mller, Charles
After the show try Pohl's spe-
Dell Bros
60
Hameln. Joseph
2
Geller, E. W
Geller.
76
H.
ley,
N
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cial toasted sandwiches.
Geller, Philip
6 Harris. Arthur J
Genera Samuel
300
General Auto Trimming Commey.... 800 : Mem', Ben M
200
Uptown's Moat Beautiful
7 Dam H. I
General Wiping Cloth Company
100
150 Herrin. Julius F
Restaurant.
sky. Lou is
Gar
45
3 Har,
m Saul
Gershkovits, Joe
ISO
30 H arris, Fred A
Person, IteM S
240
Herrin. Bro s
Ilmt. Mr. end Mrs. Sim
250
Mtn.. Andrew
25
Min.. Armin
300
mom, E. J
100
rim., Samuel
250
rwith, Albert
150
mill, Jacob
304
essin & Gamin
Y 76
• yilen. Norm.
eavenrich. Edw. F
750
eavenrich. Mr. and Mre. John
575
emenrich. Samuel and Edith
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eavenrich. Walter
7,500
echo. Alfred T.
300
elm•n. Nernard
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eniple.
60
erman. Joseph
600
erman. Milton
160
erch. Alvin D.
150
erschberg. Harry L.
36
ersh, Harry
250
arch. Jacob
226
ershman. Rabbi and Mrs. A.
30
rntein, Louis
45
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25
roman, Esther
600
eyn. Lmll
250
ickey, E. J
You know Hudson and Essex values as well as we. These
cats have demonstrated their dollar for dollar superiority in
sales. There is no bigger buy on the market today. Right here
in the Twelfth Street District where we are located the streets
show the best proof of what your neighbors think of our cars.
What we want to impress you with is the kind of service we're
ready to render prospective buyers of Hudson and Essex cars.
A car is no better than the service you can get out of it. That
goes for all makes at all prices. Bear that in mind when you buy.
Here we are right in the heart of the Twelfth Street District with
one of the roomiest and best equipped service stations on Hudson
and Essex cars in the city. Prices are right, service is fast, cour-
teous and must be satisfactory. Call in and look us over. We
want to get acquainted.
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A Personal
Service To
North West Hudson
And Essex Owners
to4
Ill
n1.
We have been at Philadelphia and 12th
for more than a year and a half and have
rendered this community the best automo-
bile service within any company's ability.
1 personally supervise all service matters.
Bring your troubles and your orders to me.
We'll take either with equal pleasure.
Baker-Streng Motor Car Company.
A.
CO.
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in(l di-
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story
sins
where
!ciated.
5467.50
448.50
650.00
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FLvening
Nothing Else to Pay
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follomong rquipmeit
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Front and Rear Bumpers; Automatic
Windshield Cle•ner; Rear View Mirror;
Transmission Lock (built in); Radiator
Shutters; Moto - Meter; Combination
Stop and Tail Light.
B. STRENG
BAKER-STRENG MOTOR CAR Empire
CO.
4035
8510 TWELFTH ST. at Philadelphia.
ins
Now!
The New Silent NOKOL
Garfield 6884
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POHL'S
8939 TWELFTH ST.
Par-
HUDSON COACH . . $1209
HUDSON 7-Pass. SEDAN .1695
Storage by Day or Month, Washing, Repairs.
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The secret is in NOKOL'S famous
combustion chamber. It does away
with brickwork or other makeshift al-
terations of your furnace or boiler;
scientifically adapts your heating
plant for oil burning.
In the new Silent NOKOL this com-
bustion chamber is even more effective
than ever before—and will outlast the
furnace or boiler.
. AND NOTE THIS IMPORTANT
FACT: NOKOL is one of the
few automatic oil burners
made in an adequate range of
sizes to fit the wide range of
heating plant sizes. Each instal-
l- lation is individualy fitted to its
particular furnace or boiler, its
particular home or building.
Come in today. We can sin-
cerely assure you an interesting
visit—a new and clearer idea
of home-heating comfort.
TO MEN AND WOMEN
WHO THINK
NOKOL gave automatic heat to
the American Home nine years
ago—several years before others
followed.
More homes have NOKOL to-
day than any other automatic oil
heating service. At the end of
1925 more than $22,000,000 was
invested in NOKOL equipment in
American homes, and service had
been extended to seven foreign
countries. The first four months
of 1926, NOKOL sales to home
owners ran 76 per cent ahead of
1925's first four months; a rate of
more than $3,000,000 increase
over 1925 business.
These purchasers — thinking
men and women—have made this
institution possible. Its success
and permanency are founded on
the tribute of a grateful public to
the builders of NOKOL.
THE NEW
OVER 1000 USERS
IN DETROIT
Silent
OVER 1000 USERS
IN DETROIT
AUTOMATIC OIL HEATING FOR HOMIS
First domestic oil burner listed by Underwriters' Laboratories; approved by all leading
Safety Boards. Manufactured and guaranteed by AMERICAN NOKOL CO., Chicago.
AUTOMATIC HEAT CORPORATION
6540 Cass Avenue, Detroit
Telephone Northway 4192-4193
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