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$ 31
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The "Kingsley . " pattern is illustrated. A
17-well-a -tree platter, a covered vegetable
dish which c n be used as two separate
and a gravy boat with tray. The pieces are
sterling plated and have an etched border.
Bought separately the platter is $12.50, the
vegetable dish $10.50 and the gravy boat with
tray $8.50.
Our showing of are find exquisite
pi/ to wan never larger. There ore
but fonr more data in which Owe-
wide twice reductions are obtain-
able.
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HACK'S ARCH - CORRECTIVE SHOES
FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN
Sold Only at
EXCLUSIVE ORTHOPEDIC
FOOTWEAR SHOP
28 Adams Aswan. Weet
Fifth Floor Stroh Bldg.
Hack's
GOOD CLOTHES AT THE SMALLEST MARGIN OF
PROFIT KNOWN.
One of the popular bride-elects of
the season who is the inspiration for
much entertainment is Miso Beulah
Zechman, in whose honor Mrs. Peter
"'Miller entertained on Friday after-
noon last at her home in the Belcrest,
with a shower and bridge. Miss 7.1"Ch-
man has chosen Oct. 19 as the date
of her marriage to Seymour Lewis,'
which will take place at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Zechman of East Ferry avenue.
HUDSON'S
45th
nniversary Sale
Madison bids welcome to the fol-
lowing members of the younger net
who will enter the University of Wis- •
consin: Miss Ethel Rubiner, Miss
Celia Shelter, Miss Clara Franzblau
and Mrs. Goldye Feerer.
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Mr. anti Mrs. Sigmund I,. Brio of
CalverCavenue have returned from
it delightful three months' tour
through France. Italy and many
places of interest in Europe.
The most important merchandising
event in the history of the J. L. Hudson
Company is fast drawing to a close.
Thousands of satisfied customers have
taken advantage of this event and are tell-
ing their friends about the Anniversary
merchandise and the Anniversary values.
Miss Sally Brooks of Crane ave-•
Marvin II. Harris, son of Mr. and
IMP has left for an indefinite stay Mrs. Joseph Harris of 2974 Monterey
in New York, New Rochelle and
Lakes:cond. While in New York City,
Miss Brooks will be the guest of Dr.
and Mrs. J. J. Fischman (Rose
Brooks of Detroit).
avenue, left Sunday, Sept., 19, for
Baltimore, Md., where he will resume
his studies in the medical department
of the John llopkins University.
A surprise birthday party was ten-
After an extended stay in New
York and Atlantic City, Mrs. Alfred dered Miss Rose Katzer on Sunday,
M. Rogotf has returned to her home Sept: 20. Covers were laid for 25
guests. Miss Katzer received many
on Trowbridge avenue.
lovely gifts.
Miss Sophie Moss of 3284 Sturte-
The regular fall dinner dance was
vant avenue and Miss Fae Goldstein
of 450 Ilendrie avenue have left for given by the Adelphian Fraternity
a two weeks' visit in New York, last Saturday night at the Masonic
where they will be the guests of Mr. Country Club. Among those present
and Mrs. Arthur Wilhelm (Mildred were the Misses Florence Goldberg,.
Rosamund Brossy, Molly lenstendig,
Moss of Detroit).
Rose Steffen. Among the out-of-
Mr. and Mrs. Selig Robinson and town guests were Miss Edith Adams
of
Bridgeport, Conn.; Ruth Bloom-
daughter, Bernice of 8626 Harnor
court will leave on Saturday to tie berg and Bea Benson of Flint, Mich.;
the guests of Mrs. Robinson's par- Florence Zuker of Toledo, Ohio, and
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Grossman Kathryn Bernstein of lima, Ohio.
of Los Angeles. They will return fo
the city about Nov. 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Koperman
of 17241 Omira avenue announce the
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Snyder and approaching marriage of their slaugh-
sons, Robert and Eugene, of McClel- ter, Shirley, to Benjamin Fishman
lan avenue have returned from their of this city, which is to take place
summer home at White Lake.
on Sunday, Oct. 31.
Such response and enthusiasm could be
created 'only by a combination of .excep-
tional values, Htidson quality and service.
WOODWARD AND FARMER AT GRATIOT—DETROIT
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SCHREIBER MOTOR SALES
take pleasure in announcing their
appointment-as Dealers
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Levine and
Dr. Harry C. Metzger, who has
family, formerly of 1529 Virginia been the guest of his mother, Mrs.
park, are now residing in their new Moses Metzger of 2532 Pingree aye-
home at 1459 Atkinson avenue.
wae over the holidays, has returned
to Minneapolis, Minn., where he is
Cyril Cohen of 1624 Glynn court chief resident physician in pediatrics
has left to resume his studies at Mor- at the General Hospital and where he
gan Park Military Academy, Chica- is taking a special course at the Uni-
go, Ill. ,
versity of Minnesota until July of
next year, when he will return to
Miss Margaret Lefton, Whose mar- Detroit to engage in active practice.
riage to Jack Wachter will be an
event of Oct. 10, was the honor guest
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Nachman will
at a bridge and hosiery shower given
be at home ht 13 North Huron street,
by Miss Evelyn evinson at her horn Ypsilanti, on Sunday, Sept. 26, from
on ilogarth avenue. High honor 2:30 until 10:30 p. m., in honor of
were won by the Misses Dorothy Wal .
lace, Syble Newman, Roy Erenpreiss Mr. and Mrs. Hands' Zald (Anna Le-
' vitt of Cleveland, Ohio), whose mar-
Betty Steinberg and Annabelle lse
' ridge was an event of Aug. 17.
berg.
for
Chrysler Motor Cars
in Highland Park
The Mesdames Samuel Davis and
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Van Vliet and
family have returned from a three Charles Lefton entertained oil Sept.
23 with a iniscollaneous shower cons-
months'
trip.
ip.
plinienting bliss Margaret Lefton, a
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Mr. and Mrs. Leon A. Gersten bride-elect of Oct. 10.
(Theresa Lieberman) and son,
Charles A., have returned to their
Complimenting Miss Edythe Rudyn,
home on Dexter boulevard after a a bride-elect of Oct. 3, Mesdames Jo. :
three months' sojourn in Northern seph Robins and Abe Miller enter-
Michigan.
tained on Sept. 14 with a bridge and
mah jong luncheon and miscellaneous
Mr. and Mrs. 1. J. Gottesman and shower at Webster Hall. Miss Rudyn
son, formerly of 4953 Twenty-eighth was the recipient eJ many lovely
street, are now residing in their new gifts.
home at 3777 Boston boulevard.
Mrs. Robert Savage of Chenlot
, The many relatives and friends of avenue was hostess at a house party I
Nathan Marks will be happy to know, on Wednesday, Sept. 15, honoring
that he is convalescing after a recent her cousin, Miss Augusta Singer of
serious
Pittsburgh, Pa.
You Are Certain of It On "g.g.g.",
"Simon Ackerman" and "Gilman" Clothes
0 matter how well a suit looks,
feels or fits, the big test is "How
long will it . wear?" Because
Har y Suffrin always has featured fab-
rics whose backbone is worsted yarn
spun from long-fibred Australian wool,
today hundreds of Harry Suffrin suits
are entering their third year of active
service. . .
Few makers of good clothes tailor
worsteds as skillfully as do "G G G,"
"Simon Ackerman" and "Gilman" (ex-
Mayflower). This trio make worsted
suits that drape perfectly, tit properly
and wear indefinitely.
That is Nyhy Harry Suffrin carries
the city's largest selection of-
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UR modern service station-3,600 square feet in area—in
connection, assures you of the utmost in automobile serv-
ice. The Schreiber Motor Sales' desire to win and retain
the good will of its patrons is exemplified in the policy of "No
deal is complete with the sale of the car." No expense has been
spared to obtain the finest mechanics available to care for the
needs of Schreiber patrons.
SCHREIBER MOTOR SALES
NIGHT DANCE SUCCESS
Dr. anti Mrs. Charles Gitlin of 1248
Glynn court have returned from a
motor trip through the East, with
stops at Bayonne, N. J.. and New
York City, where they were guests
of Mr. and NIrs. Si. Gitlin and family,
and Albany, N. Y., where they visited
at the home of Dr. and Sirs. A. Ball.
f you would look your best see
Mr. Grant
ALICE WADLEY HAIR
SHOP
Latest styles of Hair Cutting to
suit your features.
2 PAN TS SUITS
Ample time is devoted to each
customer, assuring you the best
in service and workmanship.
Tailored by "G. G. G."
"Simon Ackerman"
and "Gilman"
non. for Appointment.
216 BOOK BLDG. Cad. 2697
REV. JACOB I. SKLAR
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MOHEL
Ileternmsnded by Dort. Physics...
Now essiding at
1610 HAZELWOOD AVENUE
Benjamin Gladwin, director of the
Saturday night dancing program, an-
nounces that commencing with this
Saturday evening there will he two
orchestras entertaining at the B'nai
B'rith Community Center at the
weekly Saturday night dances.
The overwhelming success that met
the efforts of Mr. Gladwin and his
committee has necessitated the ex-
tension of this entertainment to the
second ballroom. More than 500 peo-
ple were present at the opening
dance last Saturday evening and ow-
ing to the limited capacity of the
main ballroom an equally large num-
ber were regretfully turned away.
For this week the Sea Gull Sere-
alders, who just finished playing at
Suckling's Beach, and Billy Minor's
Silver Slipper Orchestra (colored),
who played at the Silver Slipper, on
the Steamer City of Toledo and at
Wenona Beach at Bay City, have
been engaged to furnish the dance
music for the two ballrooms. The
Kroll sisters will entertain with sev-
eral selections. Souvenirs will be dis-
tributed in both ballrooms.
It is hoped that these Saturday
evening dances will provide for the
Jewish young men and women an ex-
ceptional opportunity for real pleas-
ure in a wholesome environment and
in an atmosphere of refinement. The
community center being suitably
equipped, the Jewish public is urged
to attend.
Alvin E. Schreiber — Irving Schreiber
12851 WOODWARD AVENUE
ARLINGTON 3827
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Mr. and Sirs. Dan Samuels (Rose
London') of 2047 Virginia park are
eceiving felicitations on the birth of
a daughter, Beverly Jeanne, Sept. 6.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Caplan of Bos-
ton, Mass., (Dorothy Nathanson of
Detroit) are receiving congratula-
tions on the birth of a son, Edwin
Harvey, on Aug. 24.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lipton
(Betty Weinberg) of 20 Tyler ave-
nue are receiving congratulations on
the birth of a son, Louis J., on
Sept. 19.
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DETROIT'S ORIGINAL AND LARGEST TWO-PANTS
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You will want your Comforters in ; /
perfect *hap.. Let J. Tranvia look
velar them ••4 complete satisfaction
is ..surd.
Cantorof Congregation Emanuel.
Taylor and Wilson.
EXPERT AND ANTISEPTIC
MOHEL
Recommended by New York, Chi-
cago and Detroit physicians
MARRIAGES PERFORMED
Moved to 1699 TAYLOR
Phi Empire 4322
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REV. J. SILVERMAN
MI Ye•.' E•warieat• •
Larkomti by Lamlieg
Phystetans.
Comforters, Pillow. sad Mat'
Completely Relmvated.
32 9 ALGER
Empire 7300
6257 MICHIGAN AVENUE
Lafayette 6814.
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In loving memory of our dear fa-
ther Moses Franklin, who passed
away nine years ago, 25 alkyl in
His Loving Daughter and Son.
• In fond memory of Abraham Ka-
, ' liski, who passed one year ago, 20
da ys in Tishri.
His Loving Wife and Children.
In loving memory of my dear
i friend, Tam Reiner, who passed
I away two years ago, Sept. 21, 1924.
Meisel Specialist.
J. TRAURIG
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Her Loving Pal, Mrs. Marc G. record will surpass that of last sea-
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Detroit Lpdge, No. 55, Knight's of
l'ythias, will give a banqUet on Tues-
day, Nov. 9. The Grand Lodge offi-
cers will be among the guests pres-
ent and all members are urged to
make reservations immediately upon
receipt of their notices.
At the regular meeting of the De-
trait Lodge held on Tuesday. Sept.
21, • resolution was passed to donate
$100 to the Red Cross for the benefit
of the Florida sufferers.
Announcement has been made that
something of great importance to the
lodge members has been planned for
Tuesday, Oct. 26, and all members
are requested to keep that date open.
Further details will be given shortly.
The next regular meeting will be
held on Tuesday, Sept. 28, and all
members are asked to attend.
Brother Samuel Raskin, in charge
of the basketball league, states that
activities will start the first week in
October. It is hcped that there will
be • big turnout and that this year's
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Mr. and Mrs. Saul Karpf of 2330
West Grand boulevard are receiving
felicitations on the birt of a son,
Irving Jack, on Sept. 9.
PYTHIANS SET BANQUET
DATE FOR NOVEMBER 9
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E are now showing the complete line of Chrysler cars--
"50," "60," "70" and Imperial "80"—and extend a cor-
dial invitation to all our friends and the general public
to visit our showrooms and view these tine models. Long life is
the fruit of-Chrysler's standardization of quality and we are eager
to demonstrate the Chrysler superiorities.
Mr. and Mrs. R obert A. Schiff
Mrs. Saul Vatz of Pittsburgh, Pa.,
(Anne Coven) will leave on Oct. 1 has arrived in the city to be the guest
for Chicago, where Mr. Schiff will re- of her sister, Mrs. Louis Beck of Bur-
sume his studies at the dental school lingame avenue.
of the University of Chicago.
After a delightful three mon
Sirs. Samuel Scha efer of Gladstone European tour, Mr. and Mrs. .ems
avenue accompanied by her sister, Solomon have returned to thei home
Mrs. Harold Gross and daughter, Ro- at 2310 Hazelwood avenue.
salie Florine of Hazelwood avenue,
has left fur an extended trip to New
York and Hartford, Conn., to visit B'NAI B'RITH SATURDAY
with relatives and friends.
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