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A Happy New Year to You.

All Sizes.

605 PONTIAC

81 WEST HURON

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BANK BUILDING

Office: Phone 2206

ED. CHANDLER

We Wish All Our Jewish Friends and
Patrons a Happy New Year.

REAL ESTATE

City Property and Farms.

24 - HOUR TOWING SERVICE

General Repairing and Battery Service.
Tires, Tubes and Accessories.

Happy New Year to You.

Pontiac
Cab Co.

FOR GOOD NIGHT AND DAY TAXI-
CAB SERVICE CALL 4910.

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Robert H. Newman

J. L. Marcero & Co.

Distributor of

Lowney's Chocolates, El Producto and
Dutch Master Cigars.

Greetings

Swanson Battery and
Electrical Service.

Starters,

Generators and Ignition.

WILLARD BATTERIES

19 N. Perry St., Pontiac, Mich.

45 PERRY STREET

PONTIAC, MICH.

Phone 200.

Phone 540.

LIMOUSINE HEARSE

Elbert M. Wilmot

Phone 278.

57 Unicn Street, Corner Huron, Pontiac, Mich.

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PONTIAC, MICH

H. & H. CAB CO.

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E. V. HOLLIS, Mgr.

M. R. HUBBARD

The Season's Greetings.

DODGE CARS

113 BAGLEY STREET, PONTIAC, MICH.

PHONE 4744.

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Greetings of the Season.

E. R. NEWELL

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR

Fixtures — Lamps — Supplies
House Wiring

11 BALDWIN AVE.
Phone 44.

PONTIAC, MICH.

SEASON'S GREETINGS

SINCLAIR

Is Great on the Grade

When your car is 'taking the grade"
--you feel the power in SINCLAIR
Gasoline. It puts more power and
a new eagerness in your motor.
SINCLAIR is power—full of pep,
punch and pull. When you put
SINCLAIR in your tank, you put
new life ill your motor. Try it.

Seven Convenient Service Stations.

Oakland Oil and Gas Co.

Locally Owned and Operated.

590 SOUTH PADDOCK STREET
Phone 4100
J. Price Hill, Mgr. Pontiac, Mich.

Greetings to You.

Paul's Electric

PAUL BAYTARIAN, Prop.

Contracting — Wiring — Repairing —

Phone 1007-R

74 AUBURN STREET

Fixtures

Pontiac, Mich.

Residence 6 Lull Court; Phone 2005-11.

R. M. BAUTEL

Oakland Lumber and
Supply Co.

BASEMENT FURNITURE STORE

28 W. Huron St., Cor. Wayne, Pontiac,

The Home of Perfect Finish.

Dining. Living Room, Bedroom Suites and Summer
Furniture. Refrigerators. Couch Hammocks and
Maple Rockers.

LUMBER — COAL — BUILDERS' SUPPLIES

JESSIE at SOUTH PADDOCK
Pontiac, Mich.
Phone 167-4431

Funeral Home, 138 West Lawrence, Pontiac.

Quick Service Day or Night.

Greetings of the Season.

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WE ALSO CLEAN SHADES

A..1. ARMSTRONG, Prop.

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What Is a Jew?

EXPERT EMBALMER
FUNERAL DIRECTOR

Pontiac Electro-Plating Company

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We are Pontiac's oldest and largest window shade manufac.
turers and we feel sure you can buy here with confidence.
We carry a large stock to choose from.

ELECTRO PLATING — NICKEL PLATING

A Happy New Year to All Our Jewish
Friends and Patrons.

vonsouttuln "because you have been
strangers in the land of Egypt.
County seat and center of popu- road alone are in use in the coUnty , And this was said in those remote
and
begining
at
Pontiac
and
run.
and savage times when t h e prin-
lation of Oakland county, Pontiac
was, but a few years ago, a town ring to the center of Detroit is the cipal ambition of the raves and no-
W000dward
avenue
super-highway,
tions consisted in crushing and en-
of some 20,000. Today its people
number above 55,000, thanks to a concrete road consisting of two slaving 1111/. another. As cameras
the development of the automobile 41-foot strips, each carrying one- religious tolerance. the Jewish faith
is not only far from the missionary
way traffic.
industry.
Pont inc woo settled in 1818. Ten ,spirit of converting people of other
Located in a section of the state
years ago it was a small town, but I denominations, but on the contrary
rich in Indian lore, the city has
by 1020 had grown to 31,000. the Talmud commands the Rabbis
taken its name from one of the
Since that slate its growth has been to inform and explain to every one
most famous of the Red Men
about 10 per Cent a year, and its who willingly comes to accept the ,
Pontiac, chief of the Ottawas.
:Jewish religion, all the dillieulties '
population is now 55,000.
Oakland's beauty, with all it
In 1920 the city adopted a new in its acceptance, and to point out
natural resources, was appreciated charter, which net up the commis- to the would-he proselyte that the :I
by the Indians, and from a small sion-manager form of government. .rightssous of all nations have a
island in Orchard Lake, three miles At that time Professor Robert T. share in immortality. Of such a
west of this city, Chief Pontiac is Crane sof the University 14 Michi- lofty and ideal religious toleration
believed to have directed the fans gan characterized the new charter not even the moralists of our pees-
OUS siege of Detroit by the Indian as one of the most carefully drawn ' eat day can boast.
nations.
he had ever seen, and described I The Jew is the emblem of Isles-
That island, Menahsogorning, the new governmental machinery ' nity. Ile whom neither slaughter
now known as Apple Island, was I of Pontiac as better than any then nor torture of thousands of years
so named by the Indians as the existing in any city. Five years could destroy, he whom neither tire
first apple tree brought to Mich,: of this governtnent have passed, I nor sword nor inquisition was able :
gan by the white men was said to and much progress can Ise seen. j to wipe off from the face of the
have been planted there.
In the city's live parks there are earth, he who was the first to pro-
duce the °rattles of God, he who halt
Pontiac is 25 miles from Detroit 2G3 acres of play space. A nine-
for so long the guardian of
and in the center of Michigan's d e_ hole municipal gulf course was been
prophecy, and who transmitted it to
liozhtfulplaygrounol. Around it opened last year awl ground par rest of the world—such na-
hundreds of miles of improved chased a few weeks ago for an td-
lion cannot he destroyed. This Jew
high•ays spread over 'JO square ditional nine holes. flans are now
is everlasting as is eternity itself.
miles of rolling land, much of it being discussed for the establish-
still wombs!, and dotted with 4011 isent of a civic center where coon-
Rabbi Johanna ben Zakkai re-
lakes, the largest of which covers ty and municipal buildings may be
lated: "A king invited his servants •
more than 1,200 acres. Eight of grouped.
Pontiac has an excellent school G, a feast, lout did not state the ,
the county's largest lakes have a
system, which has kept pace with time. The wise made ready and sat
total area of 7.5 square nodes.
Oakland county has become a the remarkable growth in popubt- at the door of the palm., saying:
year-around playground, parties,- tims Last fall a new junior high "A king can call a feast at any
larly for residents of Detreif school costing $500,000 was tittle; We shall he ready." The un-
Twenty-four separate golf courses opened, and II elementary schools •ise went about their occupations,
are in use, including some of the are in use. Nearly 10,000 pupils saying: "Is there is feast made
finest in the nation, and 11 state are enrolled and the annual school Without bother in preparing it?"
The king suddenly sounded the
parks offer plenty of room for the budget exceeds $1,000,000.
Rotary, Exchange, Kiwanis and rail fur the feast, and the Wine ear
tourist.
Cl lo • with the Board of Iciest duly prepared and adsonssl,
of dollars have been in 1
the Unwise soiled and unksmitot
vested in Oakland county its tine Commerce, are all helping to build
Men of wealth up a high civil. consciousness. All from their labor. The king rejoiced
country estates.
with
the wise, and was angered at
have erected here palatial dwell- the leading fraternal organizations
the unwise. Those who had adorned
Miss in which I111 expense has been have strong memberships.
themselves
for the 1.1 . 1 . 11Si011 he
Women's clubs of the city arts
spared. James Couzens, Senator
and
front Michigan; Edwin Denby, for- doing much to direct the study and 11.111Se'l In sit dawn and cut
drink, and those that were not in
nor secretary of the navy; Eslsel appreciation of music and litera-
festal garb he caused to stand by
Ford, George Booth and Col. Ed- tore, and their work is co-orsli-
and kook son, hence the saying: "Let
win S. George, international tray- natesl to an extent by the City
thy garments be always white, 711111
eler, and Hugh Chalmers are is few Federation of women's Clubs.
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in recent months the sorganiza- let thy head lack nu
who have been inspired by the
(Chats 153a; •f Es'sl. R. ix 7.I
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afISO•i-
tion of neighborh0041
beauty of this county.
atisons, and in some cases their
Surrounding Pontiac in all
A nuns,- made great is a name de-
of rapist growth , gives further indi•
communities
reetions
new
homes are being built up. More cation of growing municipal inter. stroyed, (1. e. a Croesus will event-
ually
be taxed out of his sub-
than 180 allies of hard-surface eat among the residents of the city.
stance,) he who increases not, de-
creases, he who will not learn, de-
serves to die; he who serves himself
everlasting fire, and has illumned
with the crown, perishes. (Ab.
with it the entire world. Ile is the
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lain out of which all the rest of the
By LEO TOLSTOY
peoples have drawn their beliefs
and their religions. The Jew is the
What is a Jew? This question, pioneer of liberty. Even in those
Greetings
olden slays, when the people were
is not at all so odd as it seems., divided into but IWO Ili,t1I111
Let as see what kind of peculiar, 1O1, slaves :11111 masters — ecru SO
creature the Jew is, which ail the j lung ago had the law of Moses pro-
rulers and all nations have tsogeth- I hibited the practice of keeping a
Real Estate Broker
er and separately abused and mo- persists in bondage for more than
lested, oppressed and persecuted.i six years.
trampled and butchered, burned,I j
The Jew is the pioneer of civili- ,
and hanged—and in spite of all this ration. Ignorance was condemned
My Specialty: Clos•-1n Acreage
is yet alive! What is a Jew, who
has never allowed himself tso be led in olden Palestine more even than
astray by all the earthly posses- it is tooday in civilized Europe.
. sions which his oppressors and per- Moreover, in those wild and Nubile-
Phone 2699-.1.
secutors constantly offered him in ' sous slays, when neither life nor
order that he should change his death of any one counted for any•
454 AUBURN AVENUE
faith and forsake his sown Jewish , thing at all, Rabbi Akibe did not
refrain from expressing himself
religion?
Pontiffs, Mich.
The Jew is that sacred being who openly against capital punishment,
has brought down from heaven the a practice which is recognized to.

Clarence Brace

We re-nickel Radiator Shells, Lamp Rims, Bumpers. Expsros
on Polishing and Plating of Metals.

FOR GOOD LUMBER, FACE BRICK AND
BUILDING SUPPLIES CALL 649.

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Pontiac Window Shade Shop

NICKEL PLATING

123 AUBURN AVE.
Phone 1756.

• pun ishment.
History- Of Pontiac Is An Inspirinu
The slew is the emblem of civil
nd re
ligisous
a
tolerance. "Love the
Story Of Opportuniti , (111(1 Prof,fress' a strangnd
e r the ojourner," Moses

Greetings of the Season.

New Year's Greetings.

Dickie Lumber
and Coal Company

One-Half Mile East of Keego Harbor
Pontiac, Mich.

PONTIAC, MICH.

Rosh Hashonah Greetings.

381 Orchard Lake Ave., Pontiac, Mich. Phone 3311

orr am. EX PRESS DAILY

ramonsusissimosittells lIllsol oollI IIII In t enuosio ughtuffis ununis ior n mitois om s oluiss ot a ir sis son azo ints.

was in session in Jerusalem, so that
lour register contains nooses of dis-
tinguished scholars from all taints.
I Aiming
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those
or who
varying
f
per-
isds joined our staff as voluntary
helpers it gives me pleasure to men-
Lion particularly the folowing:
Professor R. P. Dougherty of Yale
l'niversity; Dr. Sheldon Blank, stu-
dent in the American School of Or-
, Ward Research; the Rev. Charles
Bridgman, Curate of St. George's
Cathedral in Jerusalem and Messrs.
A. Edward Kelsey and A. Willard
hones, of the Friends' Mission and
ORCHARD LAKE ROAD
Schools in Ratuallah. Dr. C. S.
Fisher
gave special supervising as-
Pontiac, Mich.
Phone 3004
sistance in connection with the
clearing of the tombs; Pere II.
'' Vincent repeatedly placed his ac-
curate knowledge at our disposal
' in the solution sof ceramic prob-
lems; Dr. R. G. McCurdy, Protes-
t, r of Prehistory at Yale Univer-
A
sity made at my request, an inspec-
tion of crania in situ, and the visits
of Dr. John Garstang always were
helpful.
The raucous calls of Arabs are
ringing in my ears as I am writ-
ing these lines on the deck of a
French liner in the harbor of Alex-
andria—waiting for my Egyptian
assistant to advise with me about
the coming season's campaign. Only
small details remain to be adjusted
and by this end of March we hope
to be at work again with a large
gang of Arabs. Our relations with
the inhabitants of El Hire and
neighboring villages have been
most friendly and we are anticipat-
ing the return of all our employees
loth men and women. Our regu•
liar staff will be increased this year
by the addition of Mr. George I'.
liedley, candidate for the doctorate
in the Pacific Schad of Religion,
and special students in Palestinian
PIKE AND SAGINAW STREETS
Archaeology. lie will have partic-
Pontiac, Mich.
ular charge of photography and re-
cording. My trivial, Maim. W. C.
G•tshall, the distinguished rail-
road engineer of New York City,
has not only contributed a sandier
valuable instruments of precis-
is 0. including a transit. but will
assist personally during the vein-
ing season. At the present writing
it seems likely that Professor Eli-
ho arrant of Haverford college will
also join our forces.
Our plans this year call for the
excavation of the South Gate whose
o ,sit ion has been determined and sit
BUILDING MATERIAL
s posit of the street which must
i'ilVe led through the city to the
North Gate. Interesting finds are
Poured Concrete Blocks — Fenestra Steel Sash
ointicipated in the gateway area fur
it was the center of an ancient
Kewanne Coal Chutes
rite's life. A bone carving and a
strange device on the wall of one of
the cisterns have engendered the
CORNER JACOKES and MURRAY
hope that Balite remains may be
Pontiac, Mich.
Phone 602-W
among our following trophies.

The Season's Greetings.

Expert Packing and Shipping, Local and Long
Distance.

Greetings of the Season.

Greetings of the Season.

Pontiac, Mich.

MOHAWKS GO FARTHER

The Season's Greetings.

Pontiac, Mich.

Phone 2098

Residence: Phone 7176

Hall's Garage

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CAREFUL MOVING

15 NORTH PERRY STREET

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331/2 N. SAGINAW ST.

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Oakland Storage and
Moving Company

Sole Representatives of Exists Batteries, Delco,
Remy, Northeast Auto Light. American Bosch,
Eisenman, Stromberg and A. C. Speedometers.

Pontiac, Michigan.

MacDonald Service
and Tire Station

SEASON'S GREETINGS

Auto Electric
Equipment Co.

E. L. PHILLIPS

Use Mohawk Hobbs Guides on Your Tours.

Phone 1389.

Greetings of the Season.

A Happy New Year to You All.

Bargains in
USED TIRES

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A happy New Year to You.

Eugene F. Lawson

REAL ESTATE

The Season's Greetings.

We Wish You All a Happy and Prosperous
New Year.

Watson Stabilators and .Lasco Spring Covers—
The Easy Riding Twins.

SWINEHART TIRES : PHILCO BATTERIES
WRECKING SERVICE : STORAGE
REPAIRS

P. H. ABARE

PAINTING AND DECORATING

Pontiac Garage

26 Harris Street

40 - 42 WEST PIKE STREET
Pontiac, Mich.
Phone 303

City, Lake and Farm Property.

47 1 2 NORTH SAGINAW ST., PONTIAC, MICH.

Phones: Office 2946; Res. 3119-W.

Phone 3235-W

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Pontiac, Mich.

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