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Coterie Club.
Mu Eta Alpha,
A dinner and theater party was
Mu Eta Alpha held its last
iven for the girls of the Coterie
meeting at the home of Miss Mary I::
'bib on April 9. The next meet-,
! Witker on Elmhurst. A surprise ` ng will be at the home of Miss
farewell party was given in honor )orothy Koppin, 1422 Taylor ave.!
of Miss Rosalind Schwartz. Miss
ue.
I Beatrice Barnett was voted in as • n
a member. The next meeting will
Phi Alpha Tau Fraternity.
be at the home of Miss Goldie
At the last meeting, at the home
Frank, 2644 Richton.
if Al Seitz, 2734 Leslie. an enter-
Epsilon Alpha Chi.
INTERNATIONAL
HARVESTER
MOTOR TRUCKS
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On Wednesday, April 9, Epsilon
Alpha Chi Fraternity held an open
meeting, and had as guests the Tri
Sigma Sorority. A panning party
was held and was followed by a
debate on "Resolved, that the
United States should have a so-
cialistic government.' Rudolph
I Leaman upheld the affirmative and
Jack Drapkin the negative. Mr.
Drapkin won the debate by a ma-
jority vote of the judges, who
were chosen from among the
I guests.
aining program was arranged for
he informal dinner-dance to ho
given at Northwood Inn May 3.
The baseball team is looking for-
ward to a busy season and will
accept challenges from other fra-
ternities and clubs.
"Y" Discussion Group.
The nairal trend of the modern
g eneration will be the topic of the
I liscussion group of the "Y" at its
text meeting at the clubhouse, and
will be led by a popular lecturer.
Last Monday night Cecil Bornstein !
entertained the group with an in-
teresting and humorous exposition
of conditions in Russia, which
turned into a general discussion
on socialism. The group is led by
Yetta l'eiman, and the informal
meetings provide a congenial at-
mosphere for arguments and talks.
ESSAY AND POSTER
CONTESTS TO AID
ALLIED CAMPAIGN
OLUMBK
FLOUR NJ
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(Continued f r om Pa g e One • )
peen Welfare Organization.
A alerting was held at the home in Palestine, and for local educe-
Nora h Woodward
.0 ..rd B ranc h
, E uro- ,
of Mrs. Morrie Fishman, 2252 banal purposes.
All posters must be submitted
Gladstone avenue, on Tuesday, on or before May 5, and the an-
April 15. letters of appeal from
nouncement of the winners will be
European widows and orphans
made on May 10. I tatters should
were read and action taken. An
by submitted to Mrs. Werbe, It
appeal was made that the organ-
Melbourne avenue. Further in-
ization support the Allied Cam-
formation as to details may be se.'
paign to take place in the near fu-
cured by calling Mrs. Werbe, Ar-
ture, and the members promised
lington 3668 or Empire 10957.
to give this project their ardent
Schools participating in the con-
support. Due to the amount of
money which the organization has test are: Jewish Center Art School,
Commercial Art School, Detroit
expended to pay the board of or-
phans in Detroit and Windsor and School of Applied Arts, School
Tau Sigma Delta.
of Detroit Arts and ('rafts Asso-
Miss Sarah Shapiro of Gladstone the Moos Chitim money which was ciation and.Wicker School of Arts. '
avenue was hostess to Tau Sigma sent to Europe, their funds are
the
low
and
must
be
replaced.
so
Delta Sorority April 11. Mother's
Day will be celebrated by mem- ways and means committee is
planning a theater party for the
bers anti their mothers on May II.
Entertainment at a theater, din- near future. The date will be an-
ing and dancing will mark the cele- nounced next week.
For All Bak!ng
Good Ilre.id
Weight and
Fine Cake,
Quality Are
Guaranteed
and Pastrn.,
Pythian Sisters.
Greater Detroit Temple 152,
Pythian Sisters, will have its third
birthday party on Monday evening,
April 21, at Pythian Castle, 3153
Cass avenue, near Peteiboro. bration. Plans are being made for
3 /4 to 5 Ton Capacity
Jolly Fellows Club.
Initiation will be held and refresh- the cottage to be had this summer.
(Continued from Page One.)
A special meeting of the Jolly
ments served. Election of officers Miss Florence Horwitz will be
A Size and Style for
Goettingen. It is issued in guar-
Fellows Club was held Tuesday at
was held at the last meeting to fill
on
April
18.
tarty
bibliographical review con-
ho '
Every Need.
•
the home of the chairman,
Beta Rho Delta Sorority.
two vacancies. Due to the resig- I
twining a list of all publications on
rak. The entertainment commit-
Beta Rho Delta Sorority met at nation of the manager, Birdie Au-
Tau Alpha Epsilon.
any subject appearing in Palestine
tee is working hard to make the
5915 W. Warren
the Y. W. II. A. April 10, Ar- gust was elected to fill that vacant
Tau Alpha Epsilon Sorority met open meeting which will be held and of all publications on Jewish
rangements are complete for the chair. The other chair was made
Garfield 0020
subjects appearing throughout the
he home of Rose Pelavin of soon a success.
a .
sorority's fourth anniversary to be vacant by Sadie (whin= s resig- al t
world, together with reviews and
3292 Tuxedo, April 11. Sam !tribute(' to many needy.
celebrated at the Hotel Tuller nation after she was given the
DETROIT, MICH.
essays on the manuscript m a at
terial
Levin of 8103 Linwood avenue
April 26, in the form of a formal honor of past chief for faithfully
I
to be f ound in the library.
won
the
$5
gold
piece
Friday.
Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society.
dinner-dunce. A joint party with serving three years as mistress of
That Palestine should be neither
The
Hebrew
Ladies'
Aid
Society
Girls
will
be
held
Mac
the W. W.
records and correspondence. Es-
Omega Socials.
, will give an afternoon card party a Jewish state nor an Arab state,
4. A Mother's Day program will ther Waldstein was elected to fill
On account of Passover, the at Jericho hall on April 23, at but a bi-racial state in which Jews
be held May 11 at the home of Mrs. that chair. The new officers were
h l enjo y equl
an d Arabs soud
a ocials did not meet Sun- 2
e public is invited.
The
Averbach. A drawing will be held installed and immediately filled
P' m.
civi l, political and social right,
instead convened on Mon-
Omebuts
day,
at the home of Miss Sally Cutler, their respective stations.
without
distinction
between nia -
A.
H.
day evening at the Y. W.
Theta Gamma Theta Sorority.
37212 Webb avenue. A hand-
Theta Gamma Theta Sorority jority and minority, and the two
The club is contemplating buying'
painted pillow will be given away.
Hoy Toy Girls.
the
home
of
Nit,:
Esther
peoples
should
each
be
free in the
club sweaters. The baseball team ! met at
The third annual moonlight is to
A special meeting was called for
administration of their respective
be given on July 31, on the steam- April 18. Plans are being made defeated the Starters A. C. 10 to Krakovvski. Miss Sarah Green will
9. To date the team has won be hostess at the next meeting. domestic affairs, but united in
er Columbia.
for the hike and weie roast to
n Tickets for the dance to he given their common interests is the out- 1
ne .
I lost
take place soon after the holidays three games an(
standing plank in the program for
Miss Betty Sklar was hostess to Sunday and Monday, April 20 and on Slay 3 were distributed.
Yima Zont ■ Cara Sorority.
co-operation between Jews and' .
at 8:30 p. m., Apple Blossom
21,
Yima Zonta Cara Sorority met the members at the last meeting.
Arabs in Palestine made public
Time," a comedy in three acts,
!delta Girls.
at the home of Miss Betty Feld-
be
presented
in
the
Y.
W.
II.
he
will
The 'delta Girls held initiation here by the B'rith Shalom Society,'
man. Poor families were supplied
e
Theta Delta Om ga Sorority.
a society for the promotion of
A.
Little
Theater.
The
cast
in-
Tuesday
evening,
April
15,
at
the
the
so-
by
)
with food for Passover
Omega Sororit y
IAro t s Y, home of Leona Levinson, A Pass- peace between Jews and Arabs.
Rubin,
rarity. The next meeting wit be met at the home of Miss Ida Nad- dudes Jack
The B'rith Shalom program con-
Dorothy
Redblatt,
Esther
Lichten-
over
luncheon
was
served
and
Sunday,
ay,
pP at the home of Miss Faye Cohen, ler, 527
Englewood,
ng 1
I , on un(
J.
r
stein, Leona Epstein, Abe Moses, dancing was the diversion of the tains 18 points.
3038 Elmhurst.
April 13. A committee was ap-
Berman evening. The next meeting will
Al'
orris
Mittlemnn,
pointed to rent a cottage at Coos •
be at the "Y" Tuesday, April 22.
DETROIT CITY COLLEGE
Hottentot Boys.
Lake. A theater and dinner party Dora Greenspoon, Esther Hellen,
n,
RECOGNIZES MENORAH
Miss Yetta Molitz will be one of is planned for April 25. The next Ida Mendelsohn and Nelson lie
man. Tickets may be purchased at
Delta Omega Iota.
f
three hostesses at the dance anon- meeting
At the last meeting of Delta
0 Miles of brittle paths and dirt 0 gored by the Hottentot Boys. The Miss haters Shere, 508 Englewood. the door. The club welcomed back
At a metieng on April 6 of the
a former member, William Sarut, Omega Iota Sorority, Gamma Menorah Society, Herman Chesluk
0 roads. 2,000 acres of cross- 0 dance will be held in the Arabian
who had been away in Grand Rap- chapter, plans were announced for
announced that the administration
Ami•Ketos•Mi Sorority.
country riding. New stables 0 Room, on the main floor of Hotel
the dance to be given May 18 at
i for two months.
Ruth Markovitz of Philadelphia ids
of Detroit City College has recog-
with all accommodations. 0 Tuner, Sunday, April 27. Danc-
--
the Book Cadillac Hotel, with Bob
ing and entertainment will last avenue was hostess to the Arai-
nized the Menorah as a campus or-,
Delta Gamma Bridge Club.
Cruzet's Cotton Club Orchestra
from
9
p.
tn.
to
1
a.
m.
Dance
$
ganization.
Ketos-Nli Sorority on April 9. The
PERSONAL ATTENTION
llama TT
Him
Delta Gamma Bridge Club met furnishing the music. The next
music and entertainment will he weinie roast held on
Alvin I). Hirsch, the speaker of j
it Miss Ilarriette meeting will be at the home of
furnished by Bob Cruzet himself 6, was declared a Sunday,
huge success.
the afternoon, interpreted the sig !
April at the home
and his original Cotton Club Or- Members are planning to attend a Glickman of Edison avenue. A Mite C'ohen, 3025 Richton.
nificance of the fifth anniversary #•
social meeting was held. The
chestra . Members of the dance dunce to be given in Windsor on
of the founding of the Hebrew Lon-
Semper Fidelis Sorority.
at the home
committee are Max Klessmer, pub- Tuesday, April 22. The next meet- next meeting will be g,
versity on Mount Scop us. Ile stat-
:3294 Elm-
r
Miss Ethel Schein of 2024
id
hefty; Ben Marks, general man- ing will be at the home of Sally of Miss Ruth Gilbe
Clairmount avenue was hostess at ed that the university is not merely
hurst avenue, on April 18.
Charles Gellman, treasurer. Zane, 1176 Clairmount avenue.
another institution, but a place of
Six-Mile Road—Four Miles 01ager;
—
the meeting of the Semper Fidelis
Bicur Cholera Juniors.
Sorority on April 10. Arrange- culture and a research laboratory
West of Redford
Ki Ku Walt Sorority.
Trott' Vech Girls.
On April 9, at her home, 2912 At the last meeting of Bicur meats for a theater party were for solving the problems of Pales-
Ki Ku Wah Sorority met at the
Choler)) Juniors committees were
For appointment
will be tine.
home of Miss Ann Lapinsky, 2039 Webb, Miss Esther Dickman was appointed for the twenty-first an- made. The next meeting
Asocial
i,, s f o tc, i ,a01 riaahai, tn," sn go n i s anticipated
A r il 2 o, t th,,,,,•
iss Sophie
at the home of Miss
Virginia Park. All arrangements hostess to the Trot.. Vech Girls,
the
ii nual excursion to Tashmoo, to be Schwartz of 13231 Hamilton.
• n • in 1
t • ions are comm
0 Phone Farmington 344-F4
Longfellow 2060
y
have been completed for the weinie R eserva
RADIOS
close of the Passoverholidays. Ev-
a
16500 Hamilton
organize-
.
held
on
June
15
ld A il 25
r N
cry member is to invite a Detroit
ml k‘A roast to be held April 'J 5.
' I: I " for the bridge to be epr,
Iwkw
lions are asked to keep this date
St • Aid Society .
I
a
Minnie Finkel was voted in as a at the Palmetto Hotel. As only
Is.
ity College student.
Stepin Aid Society will hold its
pledgee. A report on the sweat- limited number of tables are avail- open. The next meeting will be
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next meeting Tuesday, April 29, at!
ens was given by the Misses Shir- able, clubs are urged to make their at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam
the home of Mrs. A. Shainboom, : --
or rronomical 'Fran !Torten*,
lee Kopitz and Edith Gross. Miss reservations in advance. Call Miss Wexler, 12080 Broadstreet.
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2691 Elmhurst. A banquet was j
Belle Schwartz of 2910 Taylor
given to honor the first anniver-:
Eta Beta Zeta Sorority.
avenue will be hostess at the next Helen
Schneider,
3273-M.
for tickets.
The Empire
next meetting
Miss Pauline Kalish was hostess sary, and the following officers:
I meeting.
will be at the home of Miss Gussie to the Eta Beta Zeta Sorority at a were installed: Mrs. Z. Needle in-
:
Gruskin, 322 Owen avenue.
, special meeting held at her home, stalled the president, Mrs. D.
Sigma Delta Pi Sorority.
2730 Monterey, April 3 .TheGoose, who then installed the vice-
Sigma Delta Pi Sorority met
the presidents, Mrs. A. Shainboom and
assover basket donat ed by Jew-
Thursday, April 10, at the home I
Mrs. Z. Needle; secretary, Mrs. A.
lgirl s was delivered to a needy
of Nliss Martha K atzer, 1668 Pinl
J Wein•1
, Mrs . J.
I ish family. The
Th next meeting will G 008(;
, treasurer,
C
gree. The sorority is planning a
be at the home of Miss Betty Fel• garten; first trustee, Mrs. F. Vs els.1
Wholesale Prices to
pajama party to be held in the' 200 Visitors From All Parts of the ,
man, and board of directors. The,
aenfelt,
98
Tennyson,
April
18.
I
Everybody
Country Attend Ceremonies
near f u t u r e. Miss Miriam
speaker of the evening, was Rabbi I
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■ at Olympia Hotel.
Schwartz was made a pledgee and
Stolman. Mrs. A. Goose received I
Theta Eta Gamma Sorority.
Latest Style French Coats—
Visitors from ninepin, New'
Miss Esther Serling was 3 guest
Theta Eta Gamma Sorority was a beautifully engraved medal inj
Tweeds and Jerseys
• of the sorority. The next meet- York, Philadelphia, Chicago, De-
d t
honor of her work. Stepin thanks I
guest=
ing will be Wednesday, April 24, trait, Pittsburgh and Cleveland, to- hostess to
a -
all those who co-operated in Sepia
at the home of Miss Rose Abram. gether with a number of Mt. Clem- party Saturday night at the home
ens Jews, formed one of the larg- of Mrs. R. Cohen, 2030 Taylor ing the cake sale a success.
Dancing, games and a thanks the following donors: Mrs.
est gatherings assembled at a Pass- avenue
recitation by Miss Agnes Sender D. Goose, $3; Mrs. S. Freedman,
by hydraulic shock absorbers. They
It is wise to choose a six-cylinder
over Seder, at Hotel Olympia, Mt.
occupied the guests until midnight, $3; Mrs. A. Goose, $3; Mrs. Cha-
are mounted lengthwise, in the direc-
Clemens.
More
than
200
were
One Step off Woodward
motor—the only way to get six-cylin-
•
when a buffet lunch was served.
sin, $1.
out-of-town guests.
tion of car travel, with self-adjusting
58 Alfred Street
der smoothness. Six-cylinder
Fink,
director
II.
Rabbi Adolph
Jolly Elite Club.
Strangers Athletic Club.
spring shackles to maintain quiet.
smoothness takes out vibration and
Open Evenings
Fit for King or Queen I of the Ilillel Foundation at the
season
The Jolly Elite Club met Toes-
Plans for the summer
it
roughness. This saves motor, chassis,
Univers y of Michigan, conducted
:
the
services
and
explained
the
sig.
have
been
completed.
A
dinner.
day
evening
at
the
home
of
Ida
Modern low suspension and extra
II. Perlman, formerly of
1 plans for securing a Sokoloff, 583 Alger avenue. A
body, passengers,
Hastings and Eliot streets,
nificance of the holiday. Among dance
wheelbase give the Chevrolet Six
cottage for the summer are the discussion was held regarding the
wishes to announce to his
I the prominent guests were Lewis
good proportions. The front view is
main events. The basketball team last charitable event. Plans are
The Chevrolet is a six. Yet it sells at a
friends that he is now asso-
Weinstein, New York cloak menu-
torturer,
who
several
days
ago
wound
up
a
successful
season
by
being
made
to
organize
an
flu
oo
distinguished by the honeycomb
price that anyone can afford to pay.
ciated with
gave Mayor Jimmy Walker a check taking second place in the Jewish baseball team. The next meeting
radiator. The gasoline tank Is at the
And it lasts longer, because of fine
, for $50,000 for any charitable Center league. The indoor team will be held on Tuesday evening at
rear for safety and finer appearance.
materials, oversize parts and a big,
work among any race approved by has already started practice. The Littman's Hall.
:
-
smooth, 50-horsepower six-cylinder
I the mayor; Simon Ginsberg, mil- new name of this club will be an-
$8 to $10 Weekly, Single
Phalanx Club.
Chevrolet beauty instantly says
flounced
in
the
next
issue.
m
lionaire special furniture manu-
engine that always "takes it easy."
The Phalanx Club met at the
$12 to $16 Weekly, Double
12142 Dexter Blvd.
—
"Body by Fisher"—style, quiet, safety
facturer
facturer of l'ark avenue, New
A., 89 Rowena, April 10.
$1.50 to $3.00 Daily
Y.
W.
II.
The
Modernistic.
Club.
at Monterey
York, and Lewis llochstetter,
—Fisher composite steel-and-wood
With all its six-cylinder smoothness
The Modernistics Club met April Plans are being formulated for
jmultimillionaire
of
Pittsburgh
pot-
Longfellow 5517
at the home of Miss Bertha the summer season. Plans for lee-
construction—non-glare windshield
and power the New Chevrolet Six
6
tery interests. It is estimated by Knee.
The date of the open meet- tunes by prominent men in the
—adjustable driver's seat —deeper
MRS. WIESBERG WILL
saves gasoline and oil, through
hotel officials that about $50,000,- ing has been postponed until fur- city are nearing completion.
STILL
SUPPLY
YOU
WITH
W:1.1.1AM G. LEE, Mgr.
room—clearer
000 was represented in the gather-
cushions—greater
modern efficiency—overhead valves
they notice. The club has organ-
Door
P
FISH.
M. C.
ing of Jewish notables at the hotel.
vision—finer fabrics and fitments.
—high compression power—latest
John R. at Colorable
Detroiters who spent the Pass- ized an indoor baseball team,
WE DELIVER
.A Home Away From Hoene
carburetor—long-wearing pistons—
over holiday at Hotel Olympia 1 which will accept challenges from
KNOWN FROM COAST
There is Just as much extra value
were other clubs. The team defeated
crankcase ventilation—air cleaner.
TO COAST
the Aimwell Club on Starch 23 by
throughout. BY ANY STANDARD
Mr. and Mrs. B. Allen, Mr. and
For their delicious flavor and
Thus Chevrolet brings truly modern
6 to 4. The next meeting will b e
Mrs. Si. Birnbaum, Mr. and Mrs.
the Chevrolet Six is the wisest choice
abundance of Vitamins.
Warren ,
transportation within reach of all
at the m hoe H of arold
REV. JACOB 1. SKLAR
P.
Cohen,
Mrs.
Ida
Frank,
Mr.
II.
in the low-price field ... with its six-
t, on Su nday, April 21.
Detroit's Loading and
who can afford any car. Chevrolet
and Mrs. L. Goldman, Mr. and 1698 Calver
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SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER
at the
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18 Pounds for 75c
Less than One-My Service
We do not use chemicals, and
therefore can guarantee that
your clothes will wear 100 per ,
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Phone Glendale 4117
LONG BROS.
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Mrs. NI. Grossman, Harry Helfer,
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Marks of Os-
coda, Slich., Mr. and Mrs. 13. B.
Schwartz and sons, Mrs. Henry
Meyers, Emanuel Lewis, G. A. Sil-
verlake, Mrs. A. Strysower, Mrs. J.
Tank, Sirs. M. I. Lewis, Mr. and
Sirs. Herman Cohen, Miss L. Fin-
ley, NIrs, Mark Gordon, Mrs. Benj.
Grossberg, Louis Granet, Mrs.
John 'erman,
Mrs. Jacob Oppen-
m
heim, Mr. and Mrs. A. Jacobs and
a
an d dugh-
daughter, Mrs.
K ohane
ter, Mrs. Anne Schere, Mr. and
Zedakah Club.
Mrs. Elsie N. Ru in was hostess
to the club Tuesday evening, :
April 15, Sunday evening. May
25, is the date net for the dinner-
dance to be given at the Oriole
Terrace. Reports of cases were
given and a social hour was en-
joyed. Mrs. F. Weinberg was a
guest at this meeting.
Aimwell Club.
Due to Passover no meeting was
held last Sunday. Next week
Mrs. Selker, Irene Goldman.
there will be an informal gather-
ing at the home of Rose Novog.
Baseball activities and prepare-
tions for a hayride party to be held
early in May are progressing- The
girls of the club have decided to
Meyer Blatt, athletic director of
go in for sports.
Jewish
Center,
and
referees
t he
in Center athletic league came.,
Athena Girls' Club.
picked the following all-Jewish
The Athena Girls' Club met
Center senior basketball tennis:
iss Ann
Team 1. E. Chudler, Stranger, F. Tuesday at the home of M
saran. Ben !ley: C. Averbach. Alpha Millstein of Hague avenue. Res-
e
ervations have been ma e a
Gaine, Str•nliere•
to see New Moon" in honor :
Cass
Tram 2. F. Raider. Crealona
. Fe: of Mother's Day. The next meet-
lien Rey C. Waxer, Straw.:
land
ing will be on April 22, at the,
Gloch• lien lies.
The final standing in the senior home of the Misses Sophie and
Minnie Schneider, 2530 West
basketball league follows:
Pet.
I..
w.
Philadelphia.
PICK ALL-CENTER
BASKETBALL TEAM
Stng•rs
ra
Alpha Omega
Ben Bey
Haknah
A. Z. A. 53
A. Z. A. 93
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PASSOVER MEETING
OF WOMEN'S LEAGUE
A large gathering attended the
meeting of the Women's League of
the United Ilebrew Schools at the
Philadelphia-Byron Talmud Torah
In observing nationwide Foot Tuesday afternoon. Addresses
and
attempting
to
were delivered by Aaron I). Mark-
Health Week.
aid many suffering from painful son and Bernard Isaacs of the
especially
those
unable
to
pay
United Hebrew Schools and Mrs.
feet,
ry
for professional services,
the Mich - j Berkovitch of the Child Care Coon-
I
cil. Violin solos were played by
igan Chiropodists Association i
• censoring a free foot clinic in th e I Leo Schoenbrun. Passover refresh-
Community Fond building, second ments were eerved.
The next hoard meeting will he
floor, 51 West Warren avenue, Mon
day to Saturday, April 21 to 26 , held at 2 o'clock Tuesday, April 22,
the home of Mrs. I. Margolis
e
7 tee 9 p. m. nightly. Dr. J. J. Ja
FREE FOOT CLINICS
HERE NEXT WEEK
economy also means sincerity in
manufacture. To illustrate:
DAD'S
COOKIE CO.
Sole Manufacturers of
DAD'S ORIGINAL
OATMEAL COOKIES
7625 West W
Euclid 5840
Phone Longfellow 9172
"RED" L.
HOLLAND'S
Garage and Repair Shop
Any Kind of Wreck My
Specialty
Chevrolet valves are adjustable—to
save replacing. Chevrolet molded
brake lininggreatly red uces brake up-
keep. The rear axle inspection plate
on the Chevrolet means accessibility.
The whole car is full of
ROADSTER OR PIIAETON
such evidence that true
economy comes from ad-
vancement and refine-
ment. There are four
extra -long, chrome- va-
nadiumspringscontrolled I.O.B.FACTOR Y, FLINT,MIC11.
The Coupe
The Coach
The Sport Roadster
The Sport Coupe
The Club Sedan
The Sedan
Belle Isle Auto Sales Co.
11300 E. Jefferson Ave.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Prices Always Right
12250 Twelfth St.
At Cortland
SNYDER'S COFFEE
SHOP
1526 WOODWARD AVE.
RADIO SERVICE, Ho. 9000
Detroit, Mich.
Bielm•n-T ■ ube Motor Sales
8100 Gratiot Ave.
Detre., Mich.
Central Chevrolet Co.
2289 E. Jefferson
WELDING AND BRAZING
cylinder valve-In-head motor .. •
with full scientific equipment . e
with Body by Fisher . . . with four
long semi-elliptic springs, long
wheelbase, low suspension, rear-
mounted gasoline tank, honeycomb
radiator and all the other features of
this day and age.
Connell
Detroit. Mich.
Chevrolet Co.
11520 Joe. Canvas, .
Hamtramck, Mich.
Eastern Chevrolet Co.
14800 E. Jefferson
Detroit, Mich.
Gratiot Chevrolet Co
12688 C. A.., Ave.
Detroit. Mob.
Often-Nicola;, Inc.
13801 Van Dyke Ave.
Detroit, Moh .
See your nearest Chev-
rolet dealer today and
drive this six. Ten min-
utes at the wheel will
show you what a differ-
ence six cylinders mace.
$665
.65
555
The Special Sedan
$723
(6 w ire u heels standard)
365
The Light Delivery Chassis
598
The Sedan Delivery
655
sso
The Il l-Ten Chassis
623
615
Iii-Ton Chassis with Cab
675
Roadster ()vinery (pick-up boa estra) • 4 "
All prices f. cs. b. factory. Hint, Mich.
Higgins Chevrolet Co.
255 East Nine Mile Rost Ferndale, Mich.
Highland Chevrolet Co.
12897 Woodward Avenue
Motor Sales
Chamber.
Niro.'
111733 Grand River,
Collins Chevrolet Co.
Highland Part, Weil.
10356 W. Jefferson Ave.
River Rome.. Mich
Mack-Gratiot Co.
Ginn
3181 Grab. A•e.
Munro. Si French, Inc.
3010 Fenkell Ave.
k
Homer, Inc.
Detroit. Mr ch. 9258 Grand River,
Detro I, Me ch. 7540-50 W. Fort Street,
Royal Oak Sales, Inc.
Detroit. Mich.
Louis G. Harris Co.
Detroit. Mick
Kessler Sales & Service Co
203 So. Main Street. Rmal Oak, Mich 3830 W. Verner Highway.
Strang Chevrolet Co.
8510 Twelfth Street
Detre t, Me <Is.
WA.
Leech Auto Sales Co.
21859 Grand Refer,
Redford, St h
Hanley D•wson, Inc.
Lloyd Chevrolet Sales
Tucker-Jordan Chevrolet Co.
Detrmt.
Detroit. At ch. 8201 Grand River Ave.
Detre . t. M u h . Hancock at Third.
14259 Mach Ave.
Chevrolet Retail Store
M •
Bldg.
Roberts Chevrolet Co.
Detre t, M ch. 16425 Hamilton Ant.
Miehig•n Chevrolet Sales
Detroit. 111 rch. 8640 Wain. Amr.
CO
Detroit. Wk.