PAGE EIGHT
its l erworr,/Ewksn(0, RomciE
SCHULTE REAPPOINTED
FOR HIS FOURTH TERM
3:Fraternal and (Club ?Zulu
'.Iseph A. Schulte, city assessor,)
was re.applinted for the fourth
time by Mayor Frank Murphy for
Pythias
another four-year term. HIS prey-
FOOD lades Loan Assoriaroa.
The Pythian Sister. held their first
Fenkell Ladies Loan Association met
loos app iintments were made by
worrier octal meeting on Monday. July July a President Mrs. It Finkel pre.
Mayors Jamea Couzens Frank E. I.
Members met •t l'ythian Hall and sided Final erraneenient• fur the picnic
Doremus and John W. Smith.
hen went in a body to Belle lids to he held •t noon July 12at Belle Isle
Mayor Murphy's letter of ap- • here they held • short meeting. An Athletic Field were ma Mss I. Silver
nteresting
program followed.
The fir. r mn is ch•irl•dy and the co-workers are
pointment read:
ournberwas • soli, by the mother of • M esdames Woolfe,
60,, r, Le
"It is with a great deal of pleas- member. • trio by three of the mem- I., Nide. Finer., Jackson, Cohen. El-
Jere, • duet dance, tap dance and another binge, M yro. Mora. and Feinstein.
ure that I reappoint you to the nob
There will be games for young and old,
dance. The feature nu mher Yrse
board of assessors where ym have ong and dance. the dancer sharing hone with prizes for the winners.
for 12 years rendered faithful Ir. with the elderly lady who sang the
ipening number. The program was dosed
Phl - S..Llt. Sorority.
service to the city. The recog- with
m
comunity
pinging. A bouquet of
Phi-So.Lite Sorority met at the Jew-
nition of conscientious and intelli- I with
wa s preonted to one of the ish Center July 1. Election of officer.
g
gent service on the part 'of a pub-
show re'tilted a. follows:
Mi.
Rae Fogel,
me
h e7. 67;yrb es-
y
fo
roup
entertaining.
eVarn'i nt g!
pre Mont: MO. Ann Korby. •ice.preel•
lic servant who, like youraelf, has reshmente
ore served. The next meet- dent: Misr Mildred Hoot, recording •ee-
labored in the interest of the peo- inn will Is on Monday afternoon, duly II, retary: Mies Ann Solomon, correspond-
ple for a number of years, is ■ at 1 o'clock. The member. will meet ing secretary and Miss Resale Ro
e
refreshment stand •t the head of tree ores Installation took place •t the
source of great satisfaction to one st he the
e
Oland, arm a from the riding ae•d- hom
of Mies M Hoot' I I T he
in my trsition.
•my. ()n Sunday. Aug. V, Ilse Greater soror ity plans • stag •plash party •
at
It is a privilege for Detroit to letrult Temple No. 152, Pythias Sister., Eastwood Park on Sunday, July 12 at
hold Itsannual charity excursion at 10 a m. The girls are to meet at
• the
be able to number among its pub- will
▪
l'ark. There will be games and home of Mies Alva Ron.
lic (servant one no well qualified and nos for children and adults. with prizes
willing to devote his time to pub- for every winner. The feature of the
Aimwell Juniors.
will be a baseball ono between two
Abowell Juniors met •t the home of
lie business. You have served day
good teems The winning team will re- Gertrude Jacob.. Prospectiveembers
faithfully through several admin- ceive • eilver lowing op. Ann Wein- are
Alice Agree. Lillian Shullak, m Mildred
istrations and I shall appreciate bark Is chairman of the excursion.
Moroy. Joseph Shapiro and Martin Jo.
sobs. Theexcursion will he on Sunday,
your continuance in office during
Sedpichsok Club.
July 19, leaving on the 10 o'clock beet.
the term ending July 1, 1935."
With the return of the president. Miss Visitors are welcome. The club is .-
Ethyl Deter and the eeeee Day, Mi. Has ..king • library with headquarter. at
Dolinsky from • week's vacation at the home of Gertrude J•cobs 2911 II
W•lied lake. the last meeting for the elwood. The next meeting will he •t the
owner memos was held on June 6. Elese- borne of Gertrude Cohen, 2325 Highland.
tion of officer. rookedso follows. Pro-
Beta Rho Delta Sorority.
t dent. Miss Dater, re-elected: secretary,
M eta Rho Delta Sorority met at the
wine Mollie Fay Smith, and treasurer.
Miss Julia Schnee Rex Ehrenpries Is Y on July 1. Work is pen rrrrr Ing on the
moonlight to be elven Aug. 21 on the
caving ea another trip to New York.
Steam er Columbia. foot of Woodward,
moored jointly by the sorority and
Lambda Gamma Phi Sorority.
The meeting of July I, wail held at the Pbi Kama Epsilon Fraternity. flay Gor-
home of the Minos Rose and Gertrude ell and his orchestra will furnish the
t of Blaine avenue. Final plans musk.
Alpert
Alper completed for the escursIon to be
Le C.d. dm Awls.
Self, •t Itob-Lo July 19. The nororlty I.
()n July 6 the skis of Le Cerele des
attend the birthday party of Mies
Gertrude &ilk on July II. MI. Jean Amt.met at the home of Gertrude W.•
tell, 683 Woodland avenue.
On July
icbarfm•n was • gue•t of the sorority.
the
ors of the club had •n en-
The next hostess will be Miss Anna
Wiener. 1926 LaBelle ..e tie on July 22. joyable time on • picnic at Bob Los
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Co-EMS.
The Co-Ette are planning many Inter-
* tiny events for the omen. months.
The girls tend an imitation to their
'Henri. to their summer cottage at Walled
Lake. The club congratulates Albert
I. Cherry upon bin graduation from the
Iyetrolt College of haw. Birthday greet-
ing.are extended to Victoria Soil" and
Roo Whet.
4
Blass Eye.
by 0500
perta
Completts •
wItb Coma Om
Mar W mine.
MURRAY'S
1DR. M. JACKMAN, OPT.)
Str•nyers Athletic Club.
The RIM-year election of °Mors was
held Joe IP at 31 Melbourne. The fol.
wing were elected for the term begin-
ning July I: Proldent. Jack Kaufman:
wire-president, Ben Sherbet: treasurer,
Nathan Roche: recording secretary, Ram
AltowItz: correepooding secretary, Jett
Forman: aergeant-at.arms, Sam Ledger.
The officers will be Installed at ■ bo-
welat Westwood Inn Bunda•. July 12.
r William Kaufman, retiring presi•
dent, who will also( master of
e board of directors
onies. Thenw
and committee opointmente will be
made public at this affair. It wo de-
sided to hold the outing at llob-Lo, Aug.
9.
Rare., field events. baseball games
end "swimming will be on the program
n that day. Prises will be awarded.
e n ew
sweaters and emblem. will be
di tribut ed to members it
• the next meet•
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Near Kinser.
Opm Ermines Unti/ 11 :Clock
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Lambda Omega iota Fraternity.
The fraternIt• pen add d June SS
Aleonder K. Gage, assistant prose-
cuting attorney, who stressed the part
.he young man of today must play to
help bring about the resumption of nor-
mal times A moonlight wan staged by
the f eeeee nifty June 26.
We carry the
FINEST MEN'S FLANNELS
by
Open Evenings 'Till 9 o'Clock
Max Kosins
nets Slyw• Tau Fraternity,
Theta Siam. Tao Fraternity met Jul.
S at 4003 West F:uclid. tin the Fourth
of July member.went
w
to Island lake
and returned to the city in time for •
downtown "how.
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JUNE 20
Es. SATURDAY
to AUG.21
About two woke, Including sightseeing,
meeO , hotel day. and niahts In
Mork.
ork. Trip on femme Furneea Bo-
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seeing In Demand.. Choice of intemeting
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Ilisaatros, Niagara Fails Toronto, ate.
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No other food is at healthy
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White Star Sour Cream and
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Make sure you get the best.
Arnica. Puglia..
Aniline Tuella@ met at the home of
Label Romen•rd of Grand avenue. Mem-
ber attended the birthday party given
in honor of I.e
Isabel Rueentrard were congratulated on
their graduation Dorn High School. The
club Is planning to attend a moonlight
nest Sunday evenine. Anyone wi•hing to
'n with
Alpha Tau F rater nity.
REV. JACOB I. SKLAR
MOHEL
: Rro rnmoded Fry Or
; t e r ;et Igeet.„. ie e r zro •
ogle Hissehood Am.
;Phone Trinity 2 , 6426
i
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REV. J. SILVERMAN
Mohel Specialist
IS Yore' Capa-
rison*. Endorend
by Loading
lenyssewm
2073
Gladstone
slim or the P11.4• • • Mies Rose Kramer
sod It ise Doroth• Felon. on held lone
21. Mis• Dell. Rose Shourowits. a char-
' ter memberand the ...pot president.
a•henens,..een, ti t ew i:kleent egi .rtn,In 1 er:ce renel ti , i isto
Euclid :0467
Mohel Specialist
Recommended by
loading Physician.
2225 Blaine Ave.
Euclid 5000
Marrieem Performed
by Appointment.
Contributions to Hadassah
Infant Welfare Fund.
Jewish Welfare Federation
Flower Fund.
Contributions to the flower fund
of the Jewish Welfare Federation
have been received in memory of
Bernard Ginsburg from David M.
Welling; in memory of Mrs. J .
Brodie
from David M. Welling and
Card'nel A. C.
The Cardinel• met at the Y. Thi• S. A. Sloman; in memory of Han-
meeting marked the end of the clubs nah Levinson, wife of Morris
activities until September.
The last Levinson, from the Finley family;
event was the party held
Sam Gold.
in memory of Harry S. Blumen-
roan's bootie.
thal, husband of Goldie Blumen-
Iota Doha Rho Sorority.
thal, from the Finley family; in
Iota Delta Rho Sorority met at the
home of Ml.. Belle Berri. of Virginia memory of Eva G. Bosch, sister of
Park. July 7. An outing to Walled Lake A. Louis Gordon, from Mr. and
m July 4 pea. Olio by the sworn.. Mrs. Albert Jordan, and from Miss
ix couple. attended the affair . The
-It meet'ng will he at the home of Elizabeth Finley; in memory of
Harris Blumberg from Mr. and
Miss Ethel Bleier, 4225 Duane avenue.
Mrs. Ben Kaufman; in memory of
Kapp. Kappa Alpha Sorority.
Nanette
C. Weinman from Mr.
Kona Kona Alpha met at the home
Arn Wolfson. Juts, 7
The summer and Sirs. B. Anspach; in memory
ocoal will he held Saturdas July IL •t of Ruth Franklin Einstein, daugh-
he Knollwood Country Club. This will
tl me the meetings for the summer. to he ter of Dr. and Mrs. Leo M. Frank-
lin, from Albert W. Schloss, S. A.
e•urned twain in September.
Stamen, Mrs. William Brown,
Del. Knesi Chi Sorority.
Elias Frank, Mrs. Flora Goodman ,
The join. celebration of the fourth •n
nicer.. . of the sority
or
and the Okla- " and Mr. and Mrs. 11. R. Solomon.
Detroit's Landing and
Belt Known
Rev. Benjamin
BLEIBERG
Mrs. A. B. Weinberg, for many
years active in charity work in
Saginaw and widow of the late A .
B . Weinberg, one of the organ-
izers of Congregation B'nai
died July 3 at her home, 736 South
Park avenue, Saginaw. She was
81 years old.
Born in 1850, in Latvia, Mrs.!
Weinberg, whose maiden name'
was Johanna Kremer, came to
Saginaw 31 years ago. She was
■ di ve in the affairs of Congrega-
tion B'nai Israel and also was an
honorary member of the Ladies'
Auxiliary.
Surviving are eight children,
Sam and Max Weinberg, Mrs. Ira
Mandelstamn and Mrs. Jack Man-
delstamn, Saginaw; Jack Wein-
berg, Minneapolis, Minn.; Mrs.
Rudolph L. Kramer, Mrs. Leopold
Kramer and Mrs. Theo. Felbert,
Cape Town, South Africa; two sis-
ters living in Latvia and one
brother at Cape Town, South Af-
rica; 15 grandchildren and one
great-grandchild.
The funeral took place Friday
afternoon with Rabbi Sigmund
ancz officiating.
Mrs. Robert Loewenberg, chair-
man of the infant welfare commit-;
tee of the Detroit chapter of Ha-
dassah, reports the following con-
tributions:
In memory of Louis Smith from
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Silker, Mrd
and Mrs. Herbert Warner, Mr. and
Mrs Wolf Kaplan, Mr. and Mrs.
Ilimon Kaplan, Mr. and Mrs. R.1
Loewenberg,
Mr. and Mrs. David
Twilight Boys.
The newly organised Twilight Boys Zemon, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ehr-
Club met Jo y 1 at the home of Larry lich.
Mohnen. 9210 Twelfth .thee}. The fol-
In memory of Mr. Bloomgarden
lowing were elected Otero: Ben Weit•-
man, president: Larry Einhorn, vice. from Mrs. H. E. Jacob .
...Went: Morrie Siporin. eeeee
Al
In memory of Irving Berman
.• erman, Demurer An outing
• from Mrs. Anna Moss,
held at Island Labe July 5. A membe
r.
•hip drive Is 11010 in pro eeeee . The e st
In memory of Isaac Saulson
meeting will be •t the home of n II es from Mrs. Robert
L oewnberg.
e
Weitzman. 211 Kenilworth•venee . Fir .1
Mrs. Philip Shulman, Mrs. David
smolm'l motive will he held Sund•y
at
S.
Zemon,
Mrs.
J.
E.
Ehrlich.
ral Field.
In memory of Esther Goldstein
Co. SlenT
a Rho Sorority.
of Rochester, N. Y., from Mr. and
Mi.. Sarah Kraft of 90 Rosedale cou
Mrs. Mitchell Kaplan.
was •eeee to Tau Sigma Rho Sorori
n July 1. The sorority is plonks. ;
In memory of Mr. and Mrs II.
house warming party •t It• mummer co
t. Kaplan from Mr. and Mrs. Philip
roe at Walled Lake on July 10. T
h o Shulman.
I I pl I t tt d per
MATCHMAKER
L. A. S. Auxiliary Thanks
Donors.
Detroit Auxiliary of Los An-1
Ins Lillio Gambit. as nest oldest mom geles Sanatorium thanks the fol.
bar s oe• a brief hi•tory of the sorority
lowing donors and volunteers for
Pei.
Maude
Peon
•evicaml
the
and miss,
eeeeee ii y'a acti•ities durine the pest year, their contributions to the picnic
'Norio, RI I. Petty Dernian bride-elect of July 5, which was a success;
, Aug. 2. the sorority ore a party o n Detroit Creamery Co. for the do-
' eturday evenine, June 27. sod Presented
. her with • wilt. Member. were ... nation of the picnic grove; Ily.
, 0 showers given for Miss Demi., by her
Grade Food Products, Gunsberg s,
I ...ter, Mrs. Nathan Mazer on June 22. Jean Goldkette for presenting Don
nml by the Mi.. Lillian Carina and
Tette Dols on June 26. The soritr Miller and his orchestra; White
will not 1•11011 during the month of July Star Bottling Co., Michigan Towel
as its members will not be in the city.
Supply Co., Detroit Jewish Chron-
icle, A. Z. Berkowitz of Fine Arts
Phi Meta Girls.
n..tsbr.reentrbeemeeentbseeefneree,theemoonlightsetido Printing Co. for his contribution
of printing.
S a t urday. July 25. The boat love. at
∎ I
Rev. Cantor
David Golden ,...., t of Woodward eat 5:45 p.m Theo
will be daneing on the hint. Refresh-,
m rots will be versed. Ticket. may be
Proeured from any member of the club
weddi n g Ceram*. or by calling lit the Melbourne Center.
Detroit's Fe•orite
MOHEL
nies Performed at
Home and by
Appointment
Asmarell me
t
The Almwell Gluts
t •t the home of
Abe rherow, 2800 Ilfontoe• avenue M.
121 KING•
ssIvis Itesiot-ky ofF.Irrilr• N. •I Miss I
nto. Madan. BTU ,;,7, , , ,,, in Detroit, was present at this meet-
Th• next meeting will be •t the
e of Mi. Risotto Rubenstein, Igni
Tay for •wenue, Tuesday evening. July
MEETING OF COUNCIL
I T° an g
HEADS IN OCTOBER
CI 0 b
Sunday's program over Altman's
Jewish Hour on Station WMBC,I
NEW YORK CITY.-A confer-
consisted of the regular musical ,
Judaea
ence of Council Section and State
program and a discussion by Mr.
and Interstate Conference Presi-
Altman of the movement for the ,
dents, of the National Council of
erection of a Jewish hospital. Mr.
Jewish Women, will be held in Chi-
Altman stressed the necessity for
Blue Blossoms of Zion.
close co-operation with the present
The last meeting of the Blue cago on October 13 and Id.
This meeting will represent a
association, and particularly with Blossoms of Zion was held at the
the Jewish Welfare Federation, home of the Misses Rose and new departure on the part of this
and agreed with the editorial in Sophie Cohen, 1653 Gladstone organization. At its sessions, var-
The Detroit Jewish Chronicle that avenue. The business meeting, ious recommendations to be sub-
it is of importance to have Jewish under control of its president, mitted to the Detroit Convention on
leaders of standing, reputation and Sophie Cohen, was long and inter- April 3, will be discussed.
financial capacity join with this esting. Election was held. The
movement, in order that it may he. following girls were chosen for D. H. H. S. S. Picnic at Sho-1
come a successful one. president, vice-president, secre-
loin Aleichem Camp.
David Bernstein, Detroit attor• tary, treasurer and corresponding
ney, gave the Jewish world news secretary, respectively: Louise
The Detroit Halevy-Ilazomir
flashes, through the courtesy of The Sonne, Rose Cohen, Sally Mendel- ' Singing Society participated in the
Detroit Jewish Chronicle, and fol. sohn, Lillian Finkelstein, and Hilda ! choral program on the Jewish Na
-
lowing him, his brother, Mandell Schneider. The program consist. tional Night at the Belle Isle shell
Bernstein, discussed the co-opera- ed of various Jewish topics in Pal- June 29. The group will have a
tion and support offered the Alt- estine. The membership drive is picnic this Sunday, July 12, at the
man Radio Hour by The Chronicle. now open. All girls, 16 years or Sholom Aleichem camp in Chet-
ay, July 12, on Altman's over, are invited to visit meetings. ! sea, Mich. The feature of the day
Radio (four, from 12 to 12:45 p, For further inform ation, write or will be a program by the entire
m., the program will consist of the phone Hilda Schneider, 3036 chorus, composed of 80 singers.
regular musical program, discus- Fenkell.
sions of charity and hospital activ-
1Contributions to North End
ities, and the regular world news
Young Hebrews.
Clinic.
flashes by Mandell Bernstein,
Election of officers was held,
through the courtesy of The Chron- the results being as follows: Presi-
' .
dent, Saul Schiffman; vice-presi- North End Clinic has received
Mandell Bernstein and Mr. Alt- dent, Sylvia Radine; secretary, the following contributions:
In memory of Mrs. Ruth Frank-
man, communicated with Isaac Molly Rifkus, and treasurer, My-
Rosenthal, president of the Hospi- ron Dushkin. It was decided that lin Einstein from Mrs. Clara Ros-
tal Association, and Mr. Rosenthal meetings be held only once a enfield and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C.
promised his complete co-operation. month during the summer, the Field.
In memory of Albert Bloomberg
Upon the request of the present next meeting being on July 14 at
newly-formed committee, Mr. Ros- the home of Myron Dushkin of of New York from Dr. and Mrs. S.
W. Rice and Messrs. Joe and Will
enthal will appoint this week a Virginia Park.
Siegel.
committee of the present associa-
tion, to meet with the newly formed
committee, this metineg to take
pl ace early the following week,
at
which time a definite plan of ac-
For the benefit of the Sisterhood
The Northwestern branch of the
tion is to be outlined, with a view of Temple Beth Jacob, Mrs. Saul
thereafter to taking up the adopt- Birnkrant, Mrs. Joseph Schwartz Jewish Old Folks' Home will have
their
board meeting on Monday,
ed plans with the Federation.
and Mrs. Ben Elbering were joint July 13, at Belle Isle, near the old
hostesses at a dansant-bridge on Casino. Plans will be formed for
Many have suffered for talking, Wednesday. The affair was held
none ever suffered for keeping si- at the Cominsky boat house at the next outing, to which the
inmates will be taken also. All
lence.
Sylvan Lake. During the after-
All roads alike may lead us to noon seven tables of bridge were who wish to come or donate cars
for
this occasion call Mrs. B.
Rome.
in play.
Sarasohn, Northlawn 8733.
Notes
1
fontiar Notre
OLD FOLKS HOME
Mizrachi Hatzoir to Hear 'July 14, at the Miahkan I :ael
synagogue, Blaine and Lin., d,
Convention Report.
1 st 8:30 p. m.
Miss Esther Edelman, who re-
cently returned from New York,
where she attended the Mizrachi
convention of America, will report
on the proceedings of the conven-
tion at a special meeting Tuesday,
Plans for the first annual ; nic
for members and friends wo b e
discussed. An elaborate pr.... am
is being arranged.
All interested in the 11i
movement are urged to suet
"Your Neighborhood Garage"
Painting and
Welding
Collision •nd
Bumping
Complete Auto-
motive Garage
Ser•le e at All
Hours
Largest Sao°,
Sotion
Detroit
Ask Us About Our Pay-as-You-Ride Repair Proposition,
DEXTER-ROCHESTER Garage
ROCHESTER at DEXTER
Garfield 9894
DEVONSHIRE
RACES
JULY 1 1 th TO 18th
Clubhouse Membership
Entitles Two Ladies and One c
5
Gentleman to All Privileges
for Spring Meeting
LIST CLOSES JULY
Mail Check and
Agplication to
8
Devonshire Club
Mrs. A. B. Weinberg of Sagi-
naw Claimed by Death.
Alpha Tau Fraternity met at the home
of Norman Kaufman. Norman Noble
made final arraneemente for the outing
held at Can lake on July 1. when the
craters and their friend. participated in
• boo* ohoe tournament•nd swimming
end booting events. The beaeball team
vaulted Into second place In the frater-
nal league by defeating Phi Beta Epsilon
4-1. William Morin donated 15 base•
ball cape to Alpha Tau on the occasion
of (hie •letory. Honorary member Ab•
sham Jacobs and wife meted as vpon•
ors for the fret. on July 6.
H.hower at 262 East Euclid •venue Olt
Saturday, Join II, honoring one of the
members MI.. Esther Yob, • brlde •
DICHADCHENI
elect of Aug.! lg. MI.. Annette Hoch-
Men and women desiring to make ran Is 'pending her ...lion .t North
worthwhile acquaintances for mat- I Bay and Toronto. Ontario. Girls interest
✓d in encodine the •ommer vacation •
rimonial purposes, see me.
Walled lake at a reasonable rate e an oh e t
S. PARANSKY
oin the desired information by callin
1925 Gladstone Ave. Euclid 5065 Miss Hilda Silwerbery, Longfellow POO
The girl. will next meet at the home o
Mi • I Olio Pearlman at 504 Elm
burst.
[ C
Jolly Elit• Club.
An Important meeting w•
a held at the
clubhouse on July 7. Final arrange-
ment. were mode for the mid•summer
dance •hlrh is to be held on Thursday
evening, July le at the Gorstme Gar-
dens featuring the original McKinney's
Cotton Pickers M• Strain was appoint•
ed treasurer in the absence of Abe Polsky
who I. In New York. Jack Wald •nd
Iten Fishman are vacationing in New
York.
ALTMAN'S JEWISH HOUR'
P aramount Theater.
Edward G . Robinson. who
scored such a tremendous hit in
the starring role of "Little Cae-
sar." and James Copley, who rose
to fame overnight, are co-starred
in the gambling romance picture
of "Smart Money," which is now
in the second week of its engage.
ment at the Paramount Theater.
What the buyer of a low-priced car
has a right to expect today
Fr
PM
_1- 0 Things have been happening
IEVROILI4
In the motor ear industry
during recent )cars. Progress has made
rapid strides. Standards have advanced.
As a result, the buyer of a low-priced car
has a right to expect a great deal more for
his money than ever. Ile is entitled to:
A full size ear-Chevrolet gives the
travel-ease of a long 109-inch wheelbase-
the comfort of roomy Fisher bodies with
wide form-fitting seats and ampleleg room.
Modern spring suspension-Chevro-
let has four parallel-mounted springs, con-
trolled by four hydraulic shock absorbers.
Modern multi-cylinder perform-
once-Chevrolet's 50-horsepower 6-cylin-
der engine delivers that smooth, quiet
flow of power which nothing less than six
cylinders is capable of giving.
Utmost economy-20 miles to the
gallon of gasoline is a common experience
with Chevrolet owners. And large business
firms report that the Chevrolet Six is less
expensive to operate and maintain than
any other cur they have ever used.
Smart, stylish appearance-In lines
and appointments, Chevrolet has struck
a popular new note in motor car style.
Modern safety gasoline tank -
Chevrolet offers the modern "pump" fuel
supply method, with tank safely in rear.
A liberal scrrice policy-Th e
Chev-
rolet owner's Sees ice i s p
tionably the 1.10st 1..
connection • 11
The New Cheterolee
Sp del Sedan
;ty,
;
.iEW CHEVROLET SIX
- -
In deciding who:.,
Tim Great American Value
noose,
insist on all the advan I ay. .n hick progress
has made it possible for you to enjoy.
Choos.e the Chevrolet Six. Its cost, de-
Ihrril at your door ready to use, is one
of t he bluest In the motor car market.
N,,,,. Low Priers-Rnodrt n,
5175, Soot Roadster (with rumble seat), 140% Phaeton, 03101
standard ( lap., $333, filch, 0345, standard
Ilse-Ilindole
nor. •
0345, .pert Cone (with rumble
sear), 0575, Ilse-Psownaer (amp. 0797, Convertible Cabriolet. 8.17:
, on.larill sedan ,
Sedan
1633, Special
, g630, 4:Invertible Lensi•n Ismoon, 0430. opecial equipment ,,tea.
truckeliarle, 0333
in 0390. low delivered price. end easy terms. Ali miens f. o. h. Olt., Mkidean.
See your dealer below
MACK-GRATIOT CO.
3161 Gets, Ave.
MUNROE & FRENCH, INC.
3010 Fenkell Ave.
BIELMAN•TAURE MOTOR SALES
8100 Gratiot Ave
CHEVROLET RETAIL STORE
General Moors Bldg.
TUCKER-JORDAN CHEVROLET SALES. INC.
14255 Mack Ar•
GRATIOT CHEVROLET CO.
11688 Got!. A
KESSLER SALES a SERVICE CO.
3630 W. Verne. Highway, at W. Grand Blvd.
DICK CHAMBERS, INC.
14811 Grand River Are.
HIGHLAND CHEVROLET CO.
11897 Woodward Aye.
MICHIGAN CHEVROLET SALES CO.
6640 Michigan Ave.
OTTEN-NICOLAL INC.
13601 Van Dyk• Ave.
CONNELL CHEVROLET CO.
11501-20 Jos. Campo
EASTERN CHEVROLET CO.
14800 E. Jeff
, at Ashland
TODD MOTOR SALES
Belleville, Mich.
DITTMER-KINGAN
CHEVROLET SALES
Dearborn, Moll.
JORDAN CHEVROLET, INC.
Birmaghara Mob
GINN • HOMER, INC.
91M Grand Riser Ave.
COLLINS CHEVROLET CO.
10356 West Jeffers., Ave.
LLOYD CHEVROLET SALES STRENC CHEVROLET, INC.
6101 Grand River Ave.
8510 Twelfth Street
CARPENTER CHEVROLET CO.
Wayne, Mich.
BARKES CHEVROLET CO BERKLEY CHEVROLET, INC.
63 West Seven•Mile Read
Berkley,
Berkley, Mica
C. • R. CHEVROLET CO.
ROYAL OAK SALES, INC,
200 South M
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Royal
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Dearbera Mick.
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CENTRAL CHEVROLET CO,
2187 E. JeR rrrrr Ave
48010
1 HiNhS
1315 Groat Ave, Roseville
irDINAC
.11-E.VtROHLE
Ferndale. Mols. "TkROBERTS CHEVROLET CO.
11415 Hamilton Awe.
ALSO DEALERS IN CHEVROLET SIX-CYLINDER TRUCKS, $355 to
$695, f. e. b. Flint, Michigan
Windsor
Canada