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Only at BENTON'S Can You Get

HAS PART IN TEMPLE
SISTERHOOD PROGRAM

500 DONORS PLEDGED
FOR HADASSAH AFFAIR

New Members Enrolled at Annual

Musical Membership Tea.

ARCH

SUPPORT

SHOES

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wineman
of Hamilton boulevard gave a din-
ner last Sunday in honor of the
forty-fifth wedding anniversary of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Friedman of Pittsburgh.

t Benton's Low Price—

Sirs. Felix Mahler returned from
a trip to Chicago.

Sirs. F'. Silbert of Boston, MOSS.,
is visiting with her children, Mr.
and Mrs. 11y. Ullian of Ann Arbor.

Sizes 3 to 9
Widths to EEL

MRS. OSMAN FISHER

Hundreds of women me already enjoying the smart COMFORT of
them famous shoe.. Why not come in tomorrow •nd let one ot our
expert later. tit you with • pair—they're good to the eye . . . gond
to the lout ... good to the pocketbook! Every pair OUARAN I CELL

n's

Their fine quality
leathers and excel.
lent workmanship
assure long service-
able wear.

GRISWOLD AT STATE

Detroit's Finest Kosher Delicatessen and Restaurant

The Hygienic Kosher Delicatessen-
Restaurant and Soda Grill

116 CADILLAC SQUARE

PHONE CLIFFORD 3924

Prices Reduced on All Business Men's Lunches and
Dinners. Quality Remains the Same.

We Specialize Strictly in Home-Cooked Foods.

For your convenience—always room for parking.

Mrs. Osman Fisher is taking
part in "A Geographical Illusion,"
the musical entertainment which
the Sisterhood of Temple Beth Eli
wit present on Nov. 17 and 18.

BETH DAVID OFFICERS
INSTALLATION NOV. 23

The Ladies' Auxiliary of Congre-
gation Beth David, under the chair-
manship of Mrs. F. Slobin, is mak-
ing arrangements for the third an-
nual installation of officers and
banquet to take place on Sunday
(51.ning, Nov. 23, in the banquet
hall of the synagogue at 2201 Elm-
hurst, corner Fourteenth street.
There will be speakers and enter-
tainments. The dinner will be
served at 7 p. m. Reservations may
be made by calling Mrs. Slobin,
Ilene. 2615-W,

2,282 JEWS CAME TO U. S.
FROM JULY TO SEPTEMBER

WASIIINGTON.—(J. T. A.)—
During the three months of July,
August and September, 1930,
2,282 Jewish immigrants entered
this country, according to statis-
tics issued by the immigration bu-
reau of the Department of Labor.
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44th ANNIVERSARY

Annis Furs Invites You To See
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GENUINE MINK

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Here are Examples of the
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Of in IIHNK COATS

Former
Price

Stock No.

Size Length

22124

14 41•

S 930

712.50

21126

18 44"

$1450

$1088.50

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Mrs. A. Weingarden of New
York and Mrs. Simon Strauss of
Ligonier, Ind., were the guests in
Detroit of their nieces Mrs. Hugo
Freund Mrs Joseph Welt and
Mrs. Harold Schlesinger, They left
for their homes on Thursday.
Many interesting affairs were
given in their honor.

MOTHER

$1237.50

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$1650

81237.50

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18

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81650

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ME-5051

18

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36

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81650

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18

•5"

$1650

81237.50

11E4305

16

45"

81650

81237.50

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38

45"

$1650

81237.50

31E4055

40 45"

$1650

$1237.50

31E4305

16 45"

81650

$1237.50

$1•162.50

$2000

81500.00

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20 46"

82000

$1500.00

21132

16

$2500

$1875.00

•15"

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Dr. and Sirs. II. E. Lippitt an-
nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their
son, Alfred, on Saturday morn-
ing, Nov. 22, at the Philadelphia.
Byron Talmud Torah, Reception
will be held on Sunday evening at
the Philadelphia-Byron Hall. No
cards.

HUDSON'S

THE SILK FABRICS SHOPS

Third

Flour—Farmer

reef Raildlog

=I)

The Game of

Backgammon

Priced from $1.00 Up

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1550 Woodward Avenue

Booksellers Since 1N73

Ran ,

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--BARITONE--

SOLOIST OF TEMPLE BETH EL

Available for Concert Engagements, Banquets and Radio
Programs.

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Phone Columbia 2943

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MURRAY H. DRAIMIN

FUR DESIGNER

FUR COATS MADE TO MEASURE

Remodeling — Repairinng

11525 Dexter Blvd.

Phone Garfield

4484

At Lawrence

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Notes

Uzle77 fuzl iaar

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$1950

ed novelties — and all at prices that haven't

Enjoy Winter
the
Fairbairn Way

45"

•14"

Canton crepes, eyelet embroidered silks, print-

Miss Lilyan Goldfarb was host-
ess at a surprise birthday party
given in honor of Miss Shirlee
The Music Study Club, in co-
Kopitz at her home, 2059
operation with the Detroit Com-
Clairmount avenue, on Saturday,
munity Union, will present a pro-
Nov. 8. Covers were laid for 60
MRS. SIDNEY STONE
gram at the Van Zile School for
guests.
One of Vice•Chn . rmen of Hadassah
Crippled Children on Friday after-
$25 Donor Luncheon.
noon, Nov. 21. Participating in
Sirs. I. Ressler of Collingwood
the program are the Hudson quar-
fres) displays of cakes, cookies,
avenue,
accompanied
by
her
tet, a group of dancers and read-
jellies, jams and noodles.
ers from the Ethlyn Mann Danc- daughter, Hilda, and son, Albert,
The next meeting of the lunch-
ing and Dramatic Arts School, Sirs. and Albert Woolfe, have returned eon committee and workers will
David Kaltman, vocalist, and Sirs. from a motor trip to Montreal, take place I% ednesday morning,
harry H. Platt, pianist. Mrs. S. • where they spent 10 days visiting Nov. 19, at 11 o'clock, at the
repac k friends and relatives
Asherson
and Mrs. S. E.
E K
at
l'hoenix Club. All workers are
accompanists,
will act as s o
urged to be preshent.
oiprisc,
sS
pap
il
nhistanthr
The La Vivo Girls, together with
Louis Bass
The following new pledges have
heirescorts,acteltsb,berabtpeadw
of first been received during the past
committee is chairman for the oc- tanniversary
their
casion.
w •Is •
Sydelle Coppersmith. Bridge and
Me+11111,1,1 Morey Abraham, J. W. Al-
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wineman !dancing were the outstanding fea- len. Harry Berman. Charles Brown. Rob-,
of Hamilton drive complimented I tbuarpeisprofwtahae deizn
iai)in an wit and ert Drew, S. B. Edelman. M. N. Frank. ,
Cherie. Il•mborger, A. M. Ilerhman, J.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Friedman
recital Holbrook. I. M. .1111,11.05, Abe Basle,
with a dinner last Monday.
by several members of the club, Morita Kahn. Myron Keyes. Benjamin
which was followed by an elabor-
un
Mrs. Gisela New lander and ate catered supper.
Nathaniel
Raskin.
Carl
Itheinheinier. r
daughter, Helen, are motoring to
Morris Heider, S. Rosenthal. J. I'. Ros-
enthal. Irving Rubenstein. Edwin M. HO,
Cincinnati, where they will spend
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Stone of entbal, Nathan Schreiber. Abe ShitIman.
Thanksgiving with relatives, and Detroit are spending a
few days Ssmnrl Smitt, M. Zeitlan. Miss Florence
then motor to Miami, Fla., with with Mr. and Mrs. A. B.
Roman in Frank and Mi.. Esther K•rhel.
Mrs. Newlander's sister to spend Bay City.
On Tuesday, Nov. 11, Detroit
the winter there and return some
chapter of Hadssah held its annual
time in March.
musical membership tea, when
Mrs. Walter H. Green and
Mrs. Ralph Davidson, president of
Mrs. Louis Lebster of Flint daughter, l'hyllis, are leaving Wed- '.the organization, welcomed many
nesday
for Los Angeles to spend
spent a few (lays in Detroit.
new members and guests. An un-
the winter with Mrs. Green's par-
usually large attendance turned
Miss Mina Plotkin of Toledo ents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Weber, out for this occasion, when Frank
was a guest in Detroit last Tues- formerly of Detroit.
W. Bishop gave a piano recital that
day, attending the Hadassah tea.
electrified his audience by the brit-
Sir. and Mrs. Nianfred SI. I.inick liance of his performance. A so-
Mr. and Mrs. Max May cele- of 102 California avenue will be ' cial hour followed, in which new
brated their fortieth wedding an- at home to their friends in cele- members joined the old. The fol- 4
niversary last Wednesday. A fam- bration of their twenty-fifth wed- lowing are the new members re-
ily dinner was given at the home ding anniversary on Sunday, Nov. ported by the membership com-
of their children, Mr. and Mrs. 23, afternoon and evening. No mittee:
cards.
Mesilame. Jay It. Alvin. Barney S.
Max Berendt.
Berman, Harry Mack man. Nathan Morin,
•
l'aol B. Bromberg. William B111'17111111.,
Mrs. Sol Wolff is chairman of
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Davis of 1.01Ik Fineman, Samuel S. Fineman, Man
Theo-
[ arrangements for the luncheon to Detroit spent several days with S. C,rr enafre,li1. 111;o11:1
Jasoh, harry I.ev in,,
be served on Monday, Nov. 24, their children, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. dore
Benjamin Liberm•n. Rudolph J. Mark•.
during the health institute being Ginsberg of Bay City.
A. J. Medal. Jay Milan, N•thaniel Roc-
sponsored by the League of Jewish
kin!. Jack Selzer, Benjamin Schwartz.
Harry Schwartz. Matt
h
ew Shuts, Frank
Women's Organizations at Temple
Mrs. Meyer Brody (Betty E. vas, siosi,,ei wolf.
I Beth El.
Berger) of Ludington, Mich., spent
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Spiegel and several days in the city at the STERN WILL ADDRESS
Statler Hotel on her return from
A. Z. A. OPEN MEETING
son of Chicago spent several (lays
troit as guests of Mr. and l'ittsburgh, Pa., where she spent
in Dt,
At the next meeting B7 Detroit
several weeks with relatives.
Mrs. henryneman.
Chapter 63 of Aleph Zadik Aleph
Fraternity of B'rith, to be
a
tlk
ss
ia
a
Ceir
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is
toesitnasn
bes
et
s
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Miss
iss
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pa
a
r
d
ti;
Robert R. Marwil left for ('hi-
held at the Little Theater of the
sago for a few days' stay.
Y. W. H. A., till Rowena street at
given in honor of Emanuel Eistein
'
—
cribe of the Phi Kappa Epsilor o: o'clock, Sunday, Nov. Di, Mit-
Mrs. Nathan Norman of West
was honored 13} ford Stern, president of the Jew-
'
•I•aternity,
Who
Grand boulevard entertained with
.he fraternity. ish Centers Association, will ad- •
a bridge-luncheon last Tuesday.
dress the group on "Jewish Social
Service." The program commit-
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Friedman
Mrs. Nathan Fish man of 2984
tee, consisting of Victor Ruben-
of Pittsburgh are the guests of j Burlingame gave a baby shower in
' stein, Sol Galitzky, Fred Goldstein
their children, Mr. and Mrs. Henry I honor of Mrs. F'audam of Boston
and Albert Nagler, also prepared a ;s:
Wineman of Hamilton boulevard. ' boulevard. Luncheon was served
program of music and recitations.
at 1 o'clock for 24 ladies, table , The public is iinvited.
A surprise buffet dinner was decorations being in pink and
On Dec. 7, at 8 o'clock, in the
given in honor of Miss Fannie Si- :white interspersed with pink car-
' Y. IV. H. A. club house, A. 7.. A.
mon last Thursday by 28 ladies.
, nations. Bridge was the diversion
chapter 63 will act as hosts at the •„j,
of the afternoon.
weekly "At Home" affairs. Nathan !il'S.)
Rubin, junior champion checker
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bromberg inlayer of the United States and 7 '9
and sons, George and Isadore, of champion player of Michigan, will i•i;j
Chicago, Ill., are in Detroit to at.' give an exhibition, inviting anyone
tend the twenty-fifth wedding an- interested to inlay with him during
, niversary of their sister, Sirs. Man- the simultaneous playing event. TY,
lied SI. Linick of 102 California' Admission will lie free.
Only a i..9;:;
avenue.
limited number of 25 playtrs will
so to 310 Week'',
S ogle
he allowed to enter. Those desir. eta
sit I to $15 Week'y
Miss Evelyn Wink returned Sun- inK to participate should register
.
day from Canton, Ohio, where she with Miss Sara Mlle] at the "Y"
Si 50 to $3 D.B , Y
ss as the guest of Miss Ruth Tanner. or Charles Is an Stola rsky, 2951
Leslie avenue, Arlington 711:1.
On Oct. 20, a bri dge club was Dancing will follow the program of
WILLIAM G. LEE, 10
organized at the home of Miss Eve- the evening.
John R. at Columbia
I:.n Lefkovitz, 1965 West Euclid
V.., Home Away From Horne"
C-
,
avenue,
and was named Mono-
inco Club. Its purpose is char- altnillte Virtly
4 .
d y. The officers are: Miss E. Lef-
kovitz, president; Miss Lillian Mr-
ris, secretary; Miss J. Schaffer,
vice-president and chairman of so-
vial committee; Miss R. Heiman, S": VTn'
h irinir Fdlorational Theories" will
lie the PlIhjert of Dr. Lon M. Franklin'.
treasurer.
• ermon :Sunday morning. Nov. Is. at

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sented in our November Sale of Silks, Satins,

AIRBAIRN HOTEL

Now

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We have gathered together thousands of bolts

of the finest fabrics that have ever been pre-

Bernard Ginsburg has returned
from Atlantic City.

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Take Advantage of
the November
Sale of Silks

About 500 pledges have already
been received by the Iladassah $25
luncheon committee and great ef-
forts are being made to get several
hundred more in the next few
weeks.
The Hadassah Bake Shop, on
Dexter boulevard near IVebb, will
"Opera and Oratorio" will be now concentrate its efforts on
the subject of Marshall Pease's Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
lecture before the Music Study of each week, when it will offer
Club at its meeting to be held
Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 18, at the
Y. IV. C. A. building. Sir. Pease
will illustrate his discourse with
an aria from the Handel oratorio,
"Judas Maccabees." Mrs. Herman
Greenberg will sing an aria from
"Tosca," and the Liszt transcrip-
tion of the "Rigoletto Quartette"
will be rendered by Mrs. Reca
Pearlman, pianist.

10,45 a. rn.
R,,t i S;i. t r i,i, i-ntla;.r.N
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. 1 15h ,,,th.7i.„1,...0r
Miss Bessie Patlojohn of 3220
:1:11 e' ant7r2
Joy road will leave for Philadel- m on ro t the subject "
i
.hii .i .
I tibia, where she will be the guest Pos fi •-
, On S ""der. Nov. 21. Dr. E rankl
win
of her uncle, Dr. Arson. She will
o i. This a Time for Thanks-
ASO visit with her cousin, Mrs. A. ;i7 ois
k ;• ..
iii
Fishman of Belleville, N. J.

i The Temple S'sterhood.
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"A Geographical Illusion." written •nd
Mr. and Mrs. S. Geldbloom of directed be tars Henry Levitt, will be
liitenerd,, ,.?...alnh..m
,r , i ,,e l
tairt e . mo‘f,.i,, Li tT ,n,be.
o ei,:n r ,;■ :p
I Vancouver, B. C., were the guests tn
I over the week-end of Sirs. Gold-

ern
inora.
n:15 p,
1m.
The proceed, will he tined for the
” of material. for layettes made
porrhe
,Lor,, Llite, Thursday Sewing Group of the

The Dehating flub held it. first de-

was in the good old
days of kerosene lamps.
Those days are gone forever
—esen though some women
still cling to the equally old-
fashioned home washing!
How much easier and better
to phone us and banish
washday permanently. That's
the modern, safe, thrifty way.
Let as explain our various
offices and help you choose
one that just fits your budget.

THAT

Convenient
Terns,

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ante which will be held at Litt-
Troop 104 Ranks Second.
man's People's Theater on Wed-
At the LaSalle District Court of
nesday evening, Dec. 3. They are
its-isted by Mesdames A. D. Nlark_ Honor, Troop 217 nosed out Con- •:,.•
...it. I. Margolis. S. Munch, I. She- gregation Shaarey Zedek Troop
J. Frisco], Cr. Brody, A. 104 by seven-tenths of a point to
Knoppow, H. E. Lippitt, S. Kalt, win advancement honors of the dis-
Hasle, M. Finkel, I. Weingar- trict. This is the fourth consecu- fisij
ten, E. Jacobson, H. NIilkovsky, I. , tire time that troop 101 has placed
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C. in the runner-up position.
Richmond,
F.
Rosenthal,
And
now,
r the
a
scouts s toft hertartoor
a
SAmidt. S. Shnitz and Si. Hay- [ermined
.paarret doef-
that the
nom Bucker.
The League acknowledges the Honor shall see troop 101 on the
I.
Mar.
top
of
the
heap. As a result of i•',•
receipt of a gift from Mrs.
a-
ta b
pay re arittas in
golis, president, in honor of the thriasa, p p4 requested
oaf
Troop
it
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co-operate
Bs. Mitzvah of her son.
The next meeting will be held that their sons utilize their spare
at the Philadelphia-Byron hall on 'time in the earning of advancement. .4:,1
Tuesday evening, Nov. 18. A fine especially among the various merit I 'c'

program

ha&

been arranged.

badge subjects.

GRAND OPENING

of His New and Beautiful Furniture Store

at

Tuesday, Nov. 18th

, way to Montreal to visit with their
ll
children, Dr. and Sirs. Alton Gold- public perrol: ma IlltePwi in
ia i chard Tuesday. N v. In,
bloom.
o

.h.te4;hei.‘ytea .rs„bn,t
e i . ore the nigh School
The last board meeting of the
Northwestern Women's League • ,• haz.iribmeabotini ahl tone j:.
jsiFb. „t Amerir.
took place at the home of Mrs. J. •
Priscol on Tuesday afternoon. Fa- 'pr..% atn.maire aide, taken n y Warren
rubleports were given by Mrs. j's„;,., a
M. Weksler and Mrs. Eva Pollack. ,i1isLit.s•,to 1 •ii: ner ciohheenn.aentire
nd
a i ,..1,:nr,ohr.irr'
Je an
chairman of the theater perform-

Announces the

8923-27 TWELFTH ST.

bloom's sister. 'Mrs. Si. Horwitz of t •i't. in eiionertion witdrih:Toroniron 'si s ' l's7:
oly .,: o. t.el oi. t.
ssrn•idirr
!Calv rt avenue. • They are on their , T,h,F1:,:.rnioiso, :i.lite;t,oh.00doin
or w
thi ri e

U. H. S. LEAGUE PLANS .
T
FOR THEA ER BENEFIT The Debattng

JOSEPH CANTOR

The name of Joseph Cantor has been synony-
mous with fine furniture for the past 20 years.
Mr. Cantor has given up his store on Oakland
Avenue, where he was located for the past 10
years, to open this store on Twelfth street.

Ile is now conveniently located to serve his cus-
tomers in addition to the many who have heard
so much about the enormous values that always
prevail at Cantor's

Come in on opening day, Souvenirs Free! We
will welcome the opportunity of showing you
around without any obligation to buy.

Cantor Furniture Shops

8923-27 Twelfth Street

TUNE IN ON CANTOR'S JEWISH RADIO FORUM
Every Sunday, 12 to 12:30 n. m.. Station WMBC.
fis Jewish cultural program. No advertising.

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