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FSTABLISHED SINCE 1906
CLASS IFIED •••• Stars In ''Seventh Heaven
KING WAN LO CAFE
MRS. J. SHERLINE - First-class
cooking and catering for wed-
dings and parties. 15852 Lin-
wood Avenue. Phone Hemlock
1881-W.
118 Michigan Avenue
%Vest of Kinsers.
GROWING WITH DETROIT
LARGEST CAFE IN THE CITY
APARTMENT TO RENT -1695
Webb. Three newly decorated
rooms, porch, bath and wall-bed.
Heated. $55 per month. Call
Arlington 33204.
Famous for its food, service and wonderful dance
music by
GRAHAM PRINCE AND HIS
ORCHESTRA
NO COVER CHARGE
AT ANY TIME
FURNISHED ROOM suitable for
one or two. Home privileges.
Very good location, 2934 Co-
lumbus. Call Walnut 3822-R.
Delightful-Comfortable-Economical
FURNISHED ROOM - Suitable
for couple or one or two gen-
tlemen. Otsego, near Joy Road.
Garfield 6578-W.
Special dining rooms for banquets and large parties
with no additional charge.
For reservation, ask for MR. WOODS
WILL SHARE nicely furnished
home with couple, or will rent
room to one or two gentlemen.
Empire 3706-M.
PHONE CADILLAC 5074
Get In Touch With Jack Alkon!
Today, tomorrow or the next day you'll be
thinking seriously of trading in your car.
When that time cornea-get ire tourit with
Jack Alkali.
You'll get the most value fur your old car
and the best value in a new car when you
choose a new Buick.
For Demonstration-Telephone Glendale
4808 or 2629.
(Harley-Buick Co., 3752 Cos Ave.)
BE SURE TO ASK FOR JACK ALKON!
°WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON DINCtATC1.1FFORD
BUICK!
N o w
The World's Fined Picture.
WILLIAM FOX Presents
The Superlative Artists
JANET GAYNOR
CHARLES FARRELL
In • Love i,7th
Story That
Has Never
Been Equalled
Heaven
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OBITUARY
ISADORE WEBBER
Isadore Webber, age 61, passed
away at his residence, 9012 Mar-
tindale avenue on Oct. 17.
Be-
sides his wife, Little, a son, A.
Webber of New York, and a
daughter, Mrs. William Elbinger,
survive.
Funeral serv ices W ere
conducted from the residence on
Oct. 19, with burial at Machpelah.
FURNISHED ROOM to rent, half
block from either street car or
bus. Reasonable. Gentleman
preferred, but not necessary.
Call at 2032 West Philadelphia.
Dancing hours 12-2, 6-8 and 9:30-1 a, m.
BUICK!
A Hallowe'en mask and Mail
hard time platy is ambiance(' as
the next l'isgah affair. The party
will he given at the Community
Center, 275 East Ferry, on Oct.
29 at 8:30 p. m.
The program includes some good
entertainment. Valuable prizes
will be awarded for the hest cos-
tumes.
Bob Cruzette's Cotton
Pickers will provide the music.
The entertainment committee is
headed by Si Feinberg.
MACK 13. WEISS-Strictly kosher
caterer for weddings, banquets,
parties, etc. Excellent food.
Rates reasonable. 1670 Pingree
Ave. Empire 7146. Will also
rent out home for private par-
ties and weddings.
ALWAYS BUSY
BUICK!
PISGAH ANNOUNCES
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The World's Finest
Motion Pictures!
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LEE GOLDEN'S MICHIGANDERS
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Business Office
Empire 3472
Ticket Office
Empire 3488
• TURKEY and
"The Three Brides" CHICKEN DINNER
Friday Night, Oct. 21.
Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 22 and 23.
Evening 8:30
Matinee 2:30.
Turkeys - young, fed and fat-
tened for this occasion.
By Isadore Zolatorowsky.
A Melodrama in Four Acts.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
Chickens-milk-fed and plump,
a variety noted for their taste
and tenderness.
For this week only, all tickets for Friday and Saturday per-
formances are reduced. Sunday prices same as usual.
Tickets:: Nights, $2.20, $1.65, $1.10 and 75c;
Matinees, $1.65, $1.10, 75e and 50e.
TODAY at 3:30
SUNDAY
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POPULAR
CONCERT
T5°.
ORCHESTRA HALL
VICTOR KOI.AR,
Conducting
DETROIT
SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
GEORGES MIQUELLWC1 ■ :
Tickets at Gtinnell's and Hall.
COMING --Nov. 3-4
Lawrence Tibbett
GABRILOWITSCH
TICK ETS SO
si TI ; to $2
Conductor
Baritone
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GEORGE
SIDNEY
if lilt
Cranberry sauce, mashed pota-
toes and fresh vegetables.
A Sunday dinner you cannot af-
ford to miss if you are a lover of
the best-Give the wife and kid-
dies a treat.
Dienstberger's Orchestra
$1.50
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23rd
FA I
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Lindbergh Dining Room-12 Noon to 9 P. M.
BARLUM HOTEL
CADILLAC SQUARE-AT BATES STREET
C U T C OAL c o sT
POCAHONTAS
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"SEVENTH HEAVEN"
AT FOX-WASHINGTON
"Seventh
!leaven," with Charles
Farrell and Janet Gaynor will en
ter its second week on Sunday at
the Fox Washington. Farrel ;days
Chico, that "very remarkable fel-
low" who rescues the little Paris
waif, Diane I Miss Gaynor) front
the gutter. They are about to be
married when war is declared and
Chico marches away. The Movie-
tone shows some interesting reels,
including a one-act comedy with
Chic Sales, They Are Coming to
Get Me;" a song by J. Harold Mur-
ray and the popular flirtation song
of Gertrude Lawrence's.
Here In "Hit the Deck"
Vincent Youmans' latest musi-I
comedy success, "Hit the
Deck," will open at the New De-
troit next Sunday night, when this
new production, headed by Queenie'
Smith, will be put before Detroit's
theater patrons. Besides being the
composer, Mr. Youmans is also the
producer of the comedy.
For six months "Hit the Deck"
has been winning a great reputa-
tion on Broadway, and its several
popular melodies have leaped into
favor. Among those that have be-
come foremost are "hallelujah,"
a haunting Negro "spiritual," and
an irresistible composition entitled
"Sometimes I'm Happy." The
story of "flit the Deck" is derived
from the straight naval comedy,
"Shore Leave," produced some lit-
'tie while ago, with `ranee, Starr
in the leading part. The original
incidents were related in a former
magazine contribution.
He who makes a bad marriage
never escapes from his troubles
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BUY WAISON
Flying Dutchman.. with
Thirty Youthful, Beautiful Danc-
ing Girls.
Usual
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Skew It. 30 Saturday
ROY Johnson. E
Randolph 4410I
Jewish
Undertaker
Edmund G. LEWIS
DELAWARE
At Second Boulevard.
Daniel Lewis
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Weller Laundry Co.
Our Service Beyond Compare
Phones CAdillac 5169-5170
JULIUS MILLER
The well-known General Insurance Agent, announces that he
has moved his offices to
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1701 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
write all lines of insurance with the beat companies. For real
quick service call me by phone.
Residence: Garfield 2576
HEENEY vs. RISKO
FIRST EL IMINATION FOR
HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP OF WORLD
ALSO
Leading
BELL vs. VACCA °•""""'"`
Contenders
Title
Jewish Boy.
CERCHE vs LUCAS
Jewish Boy.
NUGENT vs. ROSEN
FIRST BOXING SHOW
TICKETS NOW AT 508 OFFICE
Grand River •t McGraw
Rayl's, 1233 Gristrold
Marumber•Smith, Gen. Meters Bldg.
Saul Lewis
OLYMPIA
WED. EVE.
OCT. 26
YEARS' EXPERIENCE QUALIFIES US TO MAKE
Orthopedic and Special Shoes, Riding and Jockey
Boots, Golf Shoe., Ballet and Scotch Slippers.
Arches built to Order for All Kinds of Foot Trouble.
Lewis Bros.
Seymour Lewis
s
ly at the shoulder of the
laundress who tries todo your
washing at home. We offer a
complete family washings'',
Detroit's Finest Funeral
Home
Phone Empire 2114
DRAPERIES, GROUND CL"TilS
viceat an interestingly reason-
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use the time and money
saved for more pleasant
duties of the home.
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70 Mentsalin St, W
LIGHTING. RIGGING. TRAVEI FRS.
Bade-Repaired-Renred
LEWIS
Free Use of Our Chapel
Km.. It E. rest, .
1T is easy to avoid the ag-
1. gravating, temper-testing
annoyance of being constant-
Office Cadillac 3580
FUNERAL
DIRECTORS
Detroit Theatrical Service.
Chaperoniq
the Laundress •
Who speaks of it commits it not.
No Conn•rtion with an ether arm
E T miNg
-. The
Charlie Murray and George Sid-
ney in "The Life of Riley" come
to the Regent screen Sunday. The
vaudeville program features Cleo
Baloom and Iler Aeroplane Girls,
a jazz band aggregation; Paul
Harrington and sister, Lillian,
dam: rs; Pollard, clever juggler,
and the Reinharts, song and dance
team. In "The i.ife of Riley"
Sidney and Murray have the roles
of the chief of police and fire chief
respectively of a small town. Both
love the same fascinating widow.
There is a villain, but the princi-
pal romance iv distinctly comic.
Youthful players in the cast are
June Marlowe and Stephen Carr.
Empire 6834
LeOlso in 5.115 Mats. 25,
100% CLEAN
Mine Run 50% Lump
"THE LIFE OF RILEY" IS
REGENT ATTRACTION
Queenie Smith Comes
Genuine No. 3 Vein
Guine
Guaranteed
Smokeless
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Low in Ash.
POCAHONTAS
Charles A. Sm ith, formerly en.
gaged in the real estate business
for the last 15 pars in Detroit, is
now connected with the Century
Investment Company, formed for
the handling of first and second
mortgages and land contracts.
Sir. Smith, who is an attorney
and a graduate of the University
of Michigan, is well known to the
Jewish community and enjoys the
friendship of a wide circle in both
the business and social spheres.
He brings to the service of the
Cont.fry Investment Company a
wealth of experience and the con-
fidence of numerous men and
women with whom he has had
business relations in the past. Ile
takes up his new duties with the
hest wishes of the whole com-
munity.
The family of the late Esther
Shellfish invite their relatives and
friends to the unveiling of the
monument in her memory on Sun-
day, Oct. 23, at 3 o'clock, at Oak-
view Cemetery, Royal Oak, Mich.
Large Size Stove
Suitable for
As the one cigarette of exceptional
excellence and rare worth, Murad is
truly an achievement ... a most de-
lightful blending of the finest tobac-
cos grown. Its goodness becomes
more evident through continued
association.
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diamond. Flawless . brilliant ...
and rare.. its value becomes better
understood as time goes on.
Charles Farrell and Janet Gaynor, new stars in the film firmament,
who have the roles of Diane and Chico in t he screen version of
ISRAEL EKELMAN
FRONT AIRY BEDROOM-For "Seventh Heaven," now showing at the Fox Washington.
Israel Ekelman, 906 East Kirby
gentleman. Will take business
avenue, passed away on Oct. 15
orders from home phone. Pri-
STEAM HEATED ROOM with all at the age of 44. His wife, Sarah,
vate family. Home privileges. FOR RENT- Nicely furnished
conveniences for gentleman, in ' a son and daughter survive. Burial
room with private family. Near
Call Empire 6133.
private family. Near street car took place at Beth David Ceme-
bus and car line. Call Empire
and bus line. Reasonable. Call tery on Oct. 10. Rabbi Aishishkin
FURNISHED ROOM for young
3362-J. •
Arlington 3965-R. officiated.
lady or gentleman, with private
family. 1971 Taylor. Call Gar- WOULD LIKE to board a child
ABRAHA M FINK
field 9738-W.
above 3 years of age. Will have WANTED-An elderly couple to
share a single residence with a
best environment. Have a lit-
Abraham Fink, age 70, passed
young woman and two children,
STEAM HEATED ROOM suitable
tle farm, live in town, will be
away at his residence, 3711 Duane
at 1646 Grand avenue. Call
for lady. $15 per month. Call
near school. Can give best of
avenue, on Oct. 15. His wife,
Euclid 6601-W.
Sunday afternoon at 1955
references. Write to Mrs. M.
Dora, survives. Funeral services
Blaine, Apt. 24.
Liebscbutz, Orion, Mich.
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished were conducted on Oct. 16, with
room with small family of burial at Beth Judah Cemetery.
NICE FURNISHED ROOM for NEATLY FURNISHED room with
adults. Blaine Ave. between
gentleman. 2039 Blaine. Good
small family, suitable for couple
MRS. BALE SANDLER
Fourteenth and LaSalle Blvd.
location. Garfield 5795-J.
or two singles. Reasonable.
Mrs. Bale Sandler passed away
Call Garfield 6827-R.
1627 Clairmount Ave. Empire
at the Jewish Ohl Folks home on
WANTED-Room and board with
1105-W.
COMFORTABLE furnished room Oct. 14 at the age of 68. Burial
private family for 17-year-old
suitable for one or two gentle- took place at Machpelah Cemetery
girl, willing to stay in few eve- COMFORTABLE clean room near
-
men. Garage if desired. Near on Oct. 15.
nings a week with children. Call
bus and car line. Call Sunday.
Twelfth St. Empire 5019-W.
(not Saturday afternoon) Long-
Euclid 2814-W.
1710
Gladstone.
LILLIAN
WEUST
fellow 5928.
Lillian Wenst, age 16, passed
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM for away at her residence, 907 Theo-
FOR RENT - Furnished room.
room with private family. Near
gentleman or lady. Private fam- dore street, on Oct. 16. She was
Dandy large room, beautifully
Hamilton car line. Call Hem-
ily. Near car and bus line. a student at Northeastern Iligh
furnished. Very reasonable.
lock 9096-J. 1250 Calvert.
References. 2271 Clairmount. School. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Monterey near Linwood section.
Call Garfield 1122-J.
Better investigate this. Phone FOR RENT-Nice room, reason-
Willem Weust, survive. Funeral
Arlington 4908-W.
able, for girl willing to stay in
services were conducted from
FUNISHED ROOM for rent with
few evenings a week with child.
IA•wis Bros. Chapel on Oct. 17.
nice
refined
family.
2952
Stur-
HEBREW TEACHER - Well
Call Sunday. Euclid 0294-M.
Burial took place at Machpelah.
tevant. Longfellow 1364.
learned in Ilebrew and English.
2024 Pingree Ave.
Will give private lessons in He-
LENA BERGER
WIDOW wants to share a nice
brew. Experienced in Bab Mitz- FLAT FOR RENT - Five-room
Mrs. Lena Berger, age 72,
apartment or rent a room. l'hil-
modern flat, to responsible re-
vah preparations. Call Hemlock
passed
away
at her residence, 30
adelphia and Fourteenth. Euclid
fined family. Rent $55 per
3003-R.
East Philadelphia avenue, on Oct.
5013-W.
month. 2740 West Buena Vista.
16. She was the beloved mother
WANTED-Middle aged woman
Hemlock 8728-R.
FURNISHED ROOM, suitable for of Robert C., henry L., Adolph
to accompany elderly woman to
either gentleman or young lady. A., Sidney B. and Miriam Berger,
Florida this winter. Must be FURNISHED ROOM for gentle-
Good location. Private family. and sister of Simon R. Bloom of
man. Private family. Room is
good conk and render general
1956 Pingree, Apt. 25. Call Eu- Fort Worth, Texas. Funeral serv-
nice, light and airy. Monterey
care. Phone Walnut 2942.
clid 0843-W.
ices were conducted by 1)r. Leo M.
Ave. Arlington 44954.
Franklin. Burial took place at
CARPENTER-Does general re-
TO RENT-Furnished room for Wood mere.
pairs, alterations and new. Store FURNISHED ROOM for young
one or two. Meals if desired.
lady or gentleman. 15170 Prince-
fronts and fixtures a specialty.
1980 Blaine. Euclid 32884.
JACOB ROSENBERG
ton. Arlington 2569-W.
Phone Longfellow 1019.
Jacob Rosenberg of Candler ave-
i'OR SALE-Fourteen-room house
nue
passed
away on Oct 9 at the
with nine bedrooms, in Mt.
age of 54. Ile is survived by his
Clemens. Furnished. Good rent- wife Fanny; one son Alex, and
Featuring Bernie Goldman, Radio Star, Formerly of Radio Station wcx
nig, district. Near three bath-
three daughters, Theresa, 11;t1wig
Bled Apple Club/
houses. Call Hickory 0550-M.
and Margaret. Burial took place
ANN ARBOR'S FINEST COLLEGIATE DANCE ORCHESTRA
Now Available For Detroit Bookings.
ABC CARTAGE-Large vans, $6 at the Machpelah Cemetery.
Call nr write R. Wan, Mgr., 1338 Washtanaw Ave., Ann Arbor.
with three men. Call Cadillac
Phone 8981.
5576.
CHARLES A. SMITH
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12th Street at Seward
HERE is nothing cheap in either
T quality
or price about a fine
MRS. FANNI E HACKMAN
Sirs. Fannie Hackman, 2617
Tuxedo avenue, passed aw ay 00
Oct. 16 at the age of 74. She was
the beloved mother of Rhoda, Mrs.
R. Cohen, Marvel and Mrs. Sam
Smiler. Burial took place on Oct.
20 at Machpelah Cemetery. Rabbi
A. 51. Hershman officiated.
Coterie Lew.
-DON'T SUFFER-
Let Us Make Skeen to Fit Your Feet.
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WILLIAM E. HINTZ
SPECIALIST
New York Custom Shoe Shop
1520 BROADWAY
Near Capita Tliestre
CHerry 0686