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SEE YOUR FOOD BEFORE
YOU ORDER

Fresh Sea Food Every Day!

BLUE PLATE LUNCHEON

25c to 45c

Largest Cafeteria in the City

UNITED

Cafeteria System

2501 Woodward Ave.

At Henry

Largest Floor Show

West

Y. W. H. A. NOTES

Friday Evening Services:
Simon Shetzer will talk on "The
Zionist Movement" following the
regular Sabbath services on April
11 at 8 o'clock. A musical pro-
gram has been arranged by How-
aril Falzenstein for this program.
and will be followed by a social
hour.

Clubhouse Closed:
The clubhouse will be closed all
day Sunday, April 13, and until
o'clock Monday, April 14.

"Apple Blossom Time":
The Omega Socials will produce
a three-act comedy on Sunday eve-
ning, April 20, for the benefit of
the members' building fund.

of New York

Charm School:
Miss Helen Fasseitte of the J. L.
Hudson Co. merchandise training
department, will talk on how tie
set a table for 1111 occasions. This
talk, in connection with the social
etiquette lecture, will be given on
Monday evening, April 14, at
o'clock.

S paid Course

\ DINNER .. $1.50

Till 9:30)
9:3
(Na Cover Chap

Business and Professional Girls'
Supper Club:
There will oe no meeting on
April 17 because' of Passover. On
Thursday evening, April 24, Mrs.
Emory Monash will talk on "New
Fields of Employment Open to
b • at I
o'clock every Thursday evening
and following supper has a talk by
some person who is an outstanding
figure in his profession. The group
disbands at It o'clock. Any busi-

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Big Special Dinner Berne ,I3,°,.

Phone Cad. 6960 for R (Ions

HARRY

Passover Seder:
WOMEN—Try us leer excellent'
Sixty persons will attend the.
'
shampooing, finger waving, fa-
first Seder at the Y. W. II. A. club-
cials and manicuring. We spe-
house on Saturday evening, April
cialize in Harper scalp treat-
12, at 0:30 o'clock. Louis Cash-
ment. Bessie-Anne Shoppe, 5112
dan, senior student of the Hebrew'
Scherer building, Cherry 2750,
Union College of Cincinnati, will
Bessie Maurer and Anne Dodge,
conduct the service.
Proprs.

Saturday Evening Dances:
There will be no dances at Web-
ster Hall on April 12 and 19 owing
tee the intervention of Passover. On
April 20, the dance will be a
spring frolic.

TRY TO GET IN!

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CLASSIFIED'

ness or professional girl is eligible.
to membership.

OLD FOLKS HOME

LAILILCON
RIDCM

3741 WOODWAll

Norma Shearer at Michigan..

CONCRETE GARBAGE

ASH RECEPTACLES

A New Show

FOR RENT — Nicely furnished
room for gentleman or employed
couple. Close to Dexter In,
Folbe, 3793 Carter.

Have room for one male pas.
senger. Most be refined and
congenial company. Call Whit-
tier 1260,

FOR RENT — Three-room front
apartment with porch. Modern.
Tile bath, electric refrigeration.
Bright and airy. 2242 Blaine!
avenue. Also three rooms in-
side. Reasonable. Caretaker.

CLIFF O'ROURKE

110TEE
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Master ol Ceremonies

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ESTHER STERLING

TO RENT—Lower flat, six rooms,
fully modern. Frigidaire. Ap-
lpy upstairs 2000 1Vebb avenue.

DORIS SEABURY
Personality Girl

WHERE YOUTHFUL SPIRITS
FROLIC

MILDRED ROSSELLE
Blois sinter

GERALD MARKS'

Columbia Rocording Orchestra
SUPPER DANCING 11.30 until

DAILY

Italian & American

DINNER DANCING 6:00 until II
In the
ARABIAN ROOM
HAROLD A. SAGE, Manager

TO RENT—Large front, airy bed-
room. Very reasonable and
immaculately clean, Call Gar-
field 8010-51.

50

FOR RENT—Beautiful room with
all conveniences, by couple
without children. Near car and
bus. 2911 Monterey. Ilemlock
0940-3. Northwest section.

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Served 6 to 9:30 1 .
Entlre Show 7:10

It...mations: Call "Ted .

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161 W. Vernor Highway 40 ,
(Two Block, We+t of Woodward/ A

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$7.00 Up Weekly

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Phone Cherry 3615

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W. C. ADLER, Manager

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EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT
THEATRICAL NIGHT
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We Serve Passover

Meals

KIEV

FERGUSON

RESTAURANT

extends cordial greet-
ings to the entire Jewish
community for a joyous
Passover

Kosher

Under the Management of
MRS. ANNA PLOTKIN

Open Sundays

6408 Woodward

RADIO SERVICE, Ho. 9000

be nonchalant .. .

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M U It A D

PR O NOUNCED

SNYDER'S COFFEE
SHOP

MICHALESKO NOTED'
YIDDISH STAR HERE

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Radio's Biggest Money's Worth

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Felicitations on the
Occasion of Passover

Will Appear at Five Per-
1111
formances at Littman's
Theater.

Slichalesko, noted Yiddish ac-
tor who is popular with Yeklish
audiences throughout the country
for his ability as impersonator,
singer and comedian, will appear
:it five performances at Littman's
Yiddish People's l'heitter, Twelfth
and Seward.
Mr. Miehalesko will
featured
on Sunday matinee and evening,
the lint day of Passover, 'Monday,
Thursday evenings, in
Tuesday
the well-known Alchanofsky oper-
etta, "The Jewish General." This
operetta is in two acts, with a pro- mil
login.. It has 20 numbers of mu-
sic.
Sunday evening, an account of III
, the second Sealer, the performance I
will start at 9 p. m.

Mighty Monarch of the %lir

Let us install one of these sets
in your home for

PASSOVER

As a Special Holiday Offering, we will al-
low You a Generous Allowance on Your
Old Radio or Phonograph.

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Garfield Auto Sales, Inc.

Antes

Lenox 0707

10940 Mack Avenue

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FOR RENT —Upper flat, e g ht
In honor of the betrothal of ',K.
rooms, four bedrooms, break- Miss Eve More Strauss of Flint
fast nook, front and back porch- and Dr. A. H. Jacoby of this city,
es, side drive and garage. 1109 Sir. and Mrs. J. Strauss of 228
Burlingame avenue.
Welch boulevard, Flint, enter-
tained the following Bay Cityans
51IDDLE-AGED, attractive wo-
at a bridge-dinner on Sunday,
man, without children, wishes to
April 0: Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Ito-
meet a gentleman of retitled
man, Mr. and Mrs. II. F. Anthony,
character. No objection to
Mr. and Mrs. II. Jacoby, Dave Ja-
children. Write Box 745, De-
coby, Sirs. S. Greenberg, Matt
troit Jewish Chronicle.
,
Greenberg, Hyman Greenberg, Mr.
WANTED—Couple or small fam- and Mrs. Sam Kessler, Gertrude . •
ily to share large 7-room flat. Kessler, Amelia Kessler, Mr. and -■
All modern conveniences, also Mrs. Harry Alperin, Mr. and Sirs.
garage. Must see to appreci- Joseph Morris and Harold Stone.

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No Other Radio

No Matter What the Price
. is the equal of the mar-

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KAUFMAN DECLINES
U. S. POST TO SIAM

FOR RENT—Nice furnished room
WASHINGTON.— David Kauf- 4..
With four windows. Relined
family. 2090 Leslie avenue, up- man of Towanda, Pa., former
stairs. Near Fourteenth car United States minister to Bolivia,
line. Hemlock 6012-J.
has declined President's Hoover's 4.!
offer to appoint hint as minister to
FOR RENT---Large front room, Siam. Kaufman gave ill health
twin beds, suitable for two gen- as his reason.
th
re-
i
tlemen, private home w
fined couple. No children. Very
"Babes in Toyland" Coming
corner Fourteenth. Garfield
to Casa Theater.
0773-J.
The most glorious, fascinating
FOR RENT—Beautiful furnished and mirthful of the Victor Herbert
room in exclusive BpartMeht. operettas. was probably "Babes in
building with shower bath eni Toyland,' with a special appeal to
all conveniences. Near car and all ages.
It has always liven a
bus lines. 2224 Blaine, Apt. 306. question which excelled in this
Private family. Call Euclid work, Victor Herbert, the compii-er.
9011-W. Rent reasonable.
Glen SlacDonough, lihret H.
Or
■■ 111'
FOR RENT—Furnished room for In any event. it stands forth as
of
the
most complete of the Victor
boy or girl. Modern, all et
TO.;
Herbert
Festival
cycles,
and
at
the
veniences, in home without chil..
dren. Mrs. Cohn, 2652 Monte-, eleventh hour has been booked to
appear
at
the
Cass
Theater
next
Fey, between Linwood and I.aw-
week, beginning Monday night, Ap-
ton. Hemlock 3/194-R.
ril 14, with matinees Wednesday,
Thursday, Saturday morning and
William Gillette in "Sherlock Saturday afternoon.

velous 10-tube Micro-Syn-
chronous

TILE
VICTOR
IS TI1E
ONLY
RADIO
WE
CONSIDER
GOOD
ENOUGH
FOR US TO
OFFER YOU

ICTOR
RADIO

Thirty-three years' leadership
ill the building of sound-repro-
ducing instruments back of the
VICTOR RADIO. No other pro-
vides the absolute fidelity of re-
production . . . the beauty of
TONE found in the Victor . . .
and these are the feature upon
which your enjoyment an satis-
faction depend. Sensitive and
selective, too, in highest degree
. . . and having the VICTOR
super-automatic, full-vision sta-
tion selector, the VICTOR Har-
monic Modulator, through which
the bass tones are givel l exactly
the depth you prefer , . . and
embodying the recognized VIC-
TOR excellence of craftsman-
ship, it is, in every particular, the
finest radio ever built.

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'50 Complete
with Tubes

MODEL 90

$116

SMALL DOWN PAYMENT
EASY TERMS ON BALANCE
SATISFACTORY SERVICE

Shecter Music Co.

GARFIELD 3912

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155

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Easy Monthly Payments

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Lesser

Other Vutor•

Radios and

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LONG BROS.

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Ford Sales and Service

{ 8770 Linwood

Euclid 4064

Radio.Electrolas
up to 6350.

less tubes

GRINNELL BROS.

...._Steinucly Representatives.,

1515-21 Woodward Ave., Detroit

Michigan, Ohio, Ontario

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Hemlock 9665

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"The Musical Center of Detroit"

Extends his best wishes to
all his friends and customers
for a joyous Pesach.

13/24 Linwood

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IN YOUR HOME

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No coat to you, and you are not obli-
gated in the least. Come in, write or
phone us—Cherry 3600 TODAY.

HEAR IT
and you will know
why we sell VICTOR-RADIO only

Se:Chas.

The Jewish Social Service Bu-
reau, 50 Blaine avenue, wishes to
acknowledge contribution to their
special fund from Mr. and Mrs.
Clarencen Enstgass in memory of
Samuel Ileavenrich and Mrs. Chas.
Roemer; and Mr. and Mrs. Henry
\Vineman in memory of Mrs. NI. C.
Weil and Mrs. Charles Roemer.

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LESS TUftS

Little Art Theater.

Contributions to Jewish
cial Service Bureau.

Open Evenings

8737 TWELFTH ST.

Holmes" at Wilson

Having broken all records for at-
tendance in score cities, includ-
ing New York, Chicago and Phila-
delphia, William Gillette comes to
the Wilson Theater, Detroit, in his,
famous creation, "Sherlock
Holmes," to say farewell to the
stage, in a week's engagement, c o n-,
meneing Monday. April 21. There
will tee but one matinee and that
on Saturday.

Members of the Little Art The-
ater will make their first appear-
ance on the stage Sunday evening,
April 27, at Hotel Palmetto, John
It. and Hancock avenue. A recep-
tion will lee held after the pert., tn.
once in the hotel. Tickets are now
on sale at the Little Art Theater's
headquarters, 5103 Cass avenue,
across from Webster Hall, or they
may be bought from any member.

Me

I extend to the entire commu-
nity sincere wishes for a joyous
Passover. May it mean to our
brethren everywhere the dawn of
a new era.

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ate. Rent reasonable. Hemlock
8199-J. 2915 Pasadena.

1526 WOODWARD AVE.

DISC 11 IM IN ATING

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Mr. and Sirs. Max Jacoby, Mrs.
' FOR RENT — Seven-room upver
Ileflerman -
Oat; oil burner, Frigidaire, side II. Jacoby and Mrs.
drive garage. Rent reasonable. have returned home after a four
References required. 2497 West weeks' motor trip to Philadelphia
and other eastern points.
Euclid. Cadillac 4030.

You Really Feel at Home When
You Eat Here

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(keep a stiff upper lip) .. Bien! (pronounced Bien)

iipitii sk,
VERY ATTRACTIVE six rooms ii,1
furniture for sale, on account of . 1.1111H 411,,
leaving town. No reasonable
Mrs. Meyer Stone of Detroit is
Can be seen
offer refused.
Sunday. 2917 Hazelwood, Eu- the guest of her neither, Sirs. M.
Roman.
clid 8382-W.

4GLendale10434-9218

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PAINTING AND DECORATING
of every dc , cription.
craftexing, trefatine, glazing
and blending. Apartments re-
modeled. Wall paper removed
and paneled. llogarth 4848.,
Kahan.

RENT — Attractive room in
private family. Home-like sur-
soundings a l, d all conveniences.
Dexter,
11514
Sega
Airs.
Longfellow 8785.

AM DRIVING TO
CALIFORNIA APRIL 21

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PRETTY, charming girl wishes to
meet cultured man; object mat-
rimony. Answer Box 760, De- •
troit Jewish Chronicle,

To

Garfield 7106

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and there is no relief in sight .. composez votre visage

Linen Shower-Card Piety:
The linen shower and bridge
party is to be sponsored by the
branch at the Fort Wayne hotel
May 13 at 1:30 p. m. There will
be no admission fee, and all that is MRS. J. SHERLINE—First-class
required is that those attending
catering for weddings and par-
bring along some useful linen for
ties. 15850 Linwood. Long.
the home. They are in dire need
fellow 7352.
of all kinds of linen. Sliss Edna
Lewis is chairman of this affair ACCOUNTANT with extensive
, and her co-chairman is Mrs. J. 11.
public and private. experience,
solicits the keeping of small set.
Goldberg.
of books. Address I', 0, Bon
'
1480, Detroit, Mich.
Sewing:
The class in mending is continu-
CASS LAKE PROPERTY FOR
ing on Monday at the home, 318
SALE OR EXCHANGE
Edmund place. The class in bas-
ket weaving and rug making, Wi- House and cottage next door to
each other. Will consider ex-
der the able guidance of Miss Rose
change for house in northwest
Kahn, continues every Thursday
section. Owner, A. E. Whipple,
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afternoon at the home.
Randolph 3358,

Norma Shearer's new talking
picture "The Divorcee" at the Mich-
igan Theater is certain to re-es-
tablish her as the screen's most out-
standing woman talking star.

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When you are down lo your last tin of truffles

ARTISTIC INTERIOR DECORA.
TORS—We
A do painting, deco-
rating and plastering. Guaran-
teed work. Nathanson, 2987
Gladstone. Phone Garfield 5128
Crum 7 to 10 a. m. and 4 to 8
P. m.

H. M. H 0 FFMAN

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CATERERS—Strictly kosher. En-
gagements, wedding and
banquets. Catered by ',late. De-
troit Catering Co., M. A.
I'ereira, Prop., Longfellow, 6654

Meeting:
The next meeting of the north-
western branch of the Jewish Old
Folks' Home will be held at the
Stotler llotel Slonday, April 21,
at 2 p. 01.

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