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PAGE TEN

fitEPLTROnIEWISACAROMICL6

And THE

OBITUARY

DORA ZUCKERMAN
of 1923 West Euclid avenue died

on Sunday morning. Funeral ser-
vices were held at 2 p. m. Monday
at the Chesed Shel Emes Ceme-
tery. Surviving her are seven
eons, Benjamin, Harry, Jack and
Isaac of Detroit, Bernard of Sas-
kaktoon, Sask., Max of Chicago
and Israel of New York; and four
daughters, Mrs. Jochva Hartstein,
Mrs. Esther Miller, of Winnipeg,
Mrs. Louis Zack and Mrs. Rose
Grand of Detroit.

RACHEL SACHS

of 354 Owen avenue died at 5
a. m. on Wednesday, Jan. 17, at
the age of 73. Funeral services
were held on Thursday with in-
terment in the Chesed Shel Emes
Cemetery, Rabbi I. Sto'linen ern-
ciating. Surviving her are her
husband; Abraham, and four sons,
David, Nathan, Ben and Frank.

RACHEL NATHAN

Rites for Mrs. Rachel Nathan,
76 years old, 1663 Ferry Park av-
enue, were held at 2 p. m. Thurs-
day at Lewis Bros. Funeral Home,
7739 John R. street, with burial
in Clover Hill Park Cemetery.
Mrs. Nathan, who died Tuesday in
Grace Hospital, was born in Rus-
sia and had lived in Detroit for
65 years. She is survived by three
daughters, Mrs. Hattie Berman,
Mrs. Benjamin Z. Goldberg and
Mrs. Bernard Fox; a son, Roy F.
Nathan; four brothers, Louis II.,
Samuel K. and Edwin Gage, and
Henry Goldberg; two sisters, Mrs.
Jennie Clyman of Chicago and
Mrs. John Leff of Grand Rapids;
nine grandchildren and one great-
grandchild. She was the mother
of the late Mrs. Harry A. Jacobs.

IN MEMORIAM

In memory of our dear friend,
Philip Fishman, who passed away
Jan. 21, 1932.

ria

dead to thom who loved him,
Nut lost but go. before
To that beautiful late of somewhere,
Where parting Is no mom.

Sadly missed by the members
of the Jolly Elite Club.

In loving memory of our dear
mother and grandmother, Esther
Lefkofsky, who passed away eight
years ago, Jan. 19, 1926 (fourth
clay of Shevat).

A wonderful mother. woman and aid.
One oho wee better Ood never made.
A wo nderful worker. loyal and true.
One In a million. that. mother, was you.
Just In your Judgment. el.. right,
Ronal nod liberal. always upright .
Lerred 01 your Mends. and ell whom coo brew.
Our wonderful mother. that mother was you.

Her loving children and grand.
children.

In loving memory of our dear
father and grandfather, Joseph
Lefkofsky, who passed away five
years ago Jan. 27, 1929 (sixteenth
day of Shevat).

Hot dead to theme who loved him
1501 lat. but moo before
To that Bnutiful We of Somewhere
Where parting It no mote.

Sadly missed by his loving chil-
dren and grandchildren.

Art Books, Music, Magminiss
and Catalogue Binding.
Map Mounting.
Repairing of All Kinds of
Books.

REASONABLE PRICES

CHARLES BINDER

THE 1300K BINDER

643 Wayne St.

Telephone Cadillac 3190

ROSENWALD POST'S
B'NAI MOSHE JOINT
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
MEETING JAN. 23
ENDORSED BY BLACK

Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 23, at
, 2 o'clock, the Sisterhood or B'nai
' Moshe will hold a bridge social in
the banquet hall of the synagogue.
Tuesday evening, Jan. 23, in
the assembly hall of the syna-
l
gogue, there will be a pep rally
in the form of a joint meeting of
the congregation, Sisterhood and
Auxiliary. Rev. John Bollens,
state chairman of the Civil Liber-
ties Committee, will be the guest
speaker. His subject will be "Civil
Liberties and Persecution of Mi-
nority Groups." Following the
address there will be refresh-
ments and entertainment. Admis-
sion is free. Each of the above
mentioned groups are urged to
attend.
Plans are under way for the
JR. HADASSAH TO HEAR
third annual bazaar of the Sister-
MRS. DAVID GREENBERG hood, to be held on Feb. 17, 18
and 19.
Detroit unit of Junior Hadassah. Plans are being formulated for
will greet Mrs. David Greenberg, the annual Purim dinner-dance,
national vice-president of Hades- to be held on Sunday, March 4,
Bah, during her visit here, on under the auspices of the Sister-
Tuesday evening, Jan. 23, at a hood.
special meeting at Hotel Stotler.
Chava Friedrnan, rally chair- ALEXANDER SUGGESTS
man, reports that a large number'
MEMORIAL FOR DUCA
of reservations have been received
.

for the luncheon rally to be held
21,,
By
MILTON M. ALEXANDER
at the Belcrest on Sunday, Jan.

at noon, indicating that a large' o
Greater love hath no man than
group enthusiasm
will be present
to fourth
voice this: that he give up his life for
their
for the
a friend,"
annual 110 donor luncheon.
The history of our Jewish peo-
Mrs. Joseph H. Ehrlich will be
the speaker, after which an enter- pie is replete with names of Jew-

Maxwell L. Black, assistant at-
torney general, in an address over
Altman's Jewish Hour on Radio
Station WMBC last Sunday, en-
dorsed the membership of Julius
Rosenwald Post of the American
Legion and urged all veterans to
Join this post.
Mr. Black stated that "there is
no more forceful instrumentality
for combatting anti - Semitism"
than the 100 per cent unification
of the men who fought for this
country during the last war. He
lauded Rosenwald Post for its
"tremendous influence" in the city
and called upon the veterans to
affiliate themselves with the group.

MOGILL

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orial Home. The entertainment
chairman has obtained several
prominent speakers.

REV. J. SILVERMAN

SURGICAL MOHEL

THIRTY-THIRD ANNUAL AUTOMOBILE
SHOW HERE WEEK OF JAN. 20 TO 27

Expected To Be the Greatest in the Long History of Detroit
Shows; To Be World's Largest One-Floor
Exhibition of Motor Cars.

As a result of the spectacular
success of the New York automo-
bile show, Detroit is awaiting with
baited breath the opening of the
thirty-third annual Detroit automo-
bile show to be held in Convention
Hall during the week of Jan. 20
to 27.
From plans already completed,
the coming automobile exhibition
promises to be the greatest in the
long history of Detroit shows. Ac-
cording to H. H. Stuart, show man-
ager of the Detroit Automobile
Dealers Association, no effort is
being spared to make the 1934 show
the most interesting and represen-
tative display of its kind that the
city has ever seen.
The Detroit show will be the
world's largest one-floor exhibition
of motor cars and because of the
proximity of the automobile fac-
tories, the exhibition will be given
special attention by the industry
itself.
No previous show in the epoch-
marking history of Detroit shows
has captured the public interest so
thoroughly as the forthcoming dis-
play of motoring modes and mech.
anismi0 More people are in the
market for new automobiles than
at any time in the history of the
industry.
The Detroit show will be of two-
fold importance. Not only will it
present the first formal opportun-
ity to inspect the striking new 1934
motor car creations but it will give
the visitor a chance to get a line

on the industry's promising out-
look for the year—a matter of spe-
cial importance to all in this sec.
don.
Admission price this year will
be 40 cents, the lowest in the long
history of Detroit shows. In low-
ering the admission price, Joseph
A. Schulte, chairman of the show
committee, declared that it is the
desire of the committee to make
it possible for the greatest possi-
bk. number of people to enjoy the
exhibition and inspect the new cars.
The show doors will open- at 7
o'clock Saturday evening, Jan. 20,
and it is expected that •Mayor
Frank Couzens will throw the light-
ing switch to illuminate the big ex-
hibition. Beginning with Sunday
the doors will be open every day
from 10 a. nn. to 11 p. m.
In addition to' Mr. Shuart and
Mr. Schulte, the show committee
of the Detroit Automobile Dealers
Association, sponsoring the event,
includes: Peter J. Platte, John H.
Thompson and James M. O'Dea.
Included among the makes of
passenger cars to be shown are:
Auburn, Buick, Cadillac, Chevro-
let, Shrysler, Continental, DeSolo,
Dodge, Essex Terraplane, Ford,
Graham, Hudson, Hupmobile, La-
Salle, Lincoln, Nash, Oldsmobile,
Plymouth, Packard, Pontiac, Pierce
Arrow, Reo and Studebaker, The'
commercial cars will include Chev-
rolet, Dodge, Federal, Ford, Gen-
eral Motors Truck, Reo and Stude-
baker.

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in a Low Priced Car is its leadership in sales nationally in five out
of the last seven years.

Fred
Faber

INVITES
YOU
TO INSPECT

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RIDE

FRED FABER

MAX CARP

The Greatest Value Offered in a Low
Priced Passenger Car or Truck

LINWOOD CHEVROLET, INC.

FRED FABER, President MAX CARP, Secretary-Treasurer

13313-19 Linwood Avenue

Theatre Bldg.

TOWNSEND 6-9796

H. E. WALKER

Distillers & Brewers, inc.

A Michigan Corporation

brought the Jewish youth closer to 20 years, was guest of honor at al
Judaism. It has taught them they banquet Thursday evening, Jan.;
significance and beauty of the Sab- 11, at the community center of the

bath services. It has helped synagogue. Mrs. Charles Deneen
through its countless sennonettes was chairman.
to acquaint them with the higher' Ira Mandelstamm, toastmaster,
Ideals of our people and to aid the presented Mr. Goldstein with a
youth in perpetuating our laws and gift on behalf of the congregation.,
customs.
The guest of honor gave a short
At the services last Saturday,' talk in reply. The main speaker
Miss Rose Rosenthal delivered the' of the evening was Rabbi Morris
resume and Joseph Colten acted Casriel Katz, who spoke on "What

as cantor. Next Saturday, Jan., Makes an Institution." There was,
20, Miss Frances Cohen will de- • large attendance.

NEW FEATURES CHARACTERIZE THE 1934 CADILLAC

Arehlleer.

df11•111. N

gemmed designer, et S.Sie-galles I
Dearborn. KkIL, tor II. K. W

ally careens, designed by Albert Raba, le be erected le
Garr Distillers • Brewers, Inc.

Before prohibition the distilling business was regarded as
one of the most stable and
profitable industries. Now that repeal of the 18th Amendment
has been effected, and due
to
the shortage of bonded whisky in the United States at this time, the opportunity for
profit should be very great.

MANAGEMENT

HARRINGTON I. WALKER. Freakiest
Formerly Prevalent of Hiram Walker • So., Ltd
5,545 W WALKER. Dime..
Formerly Treasurer of Hamm Welker & Bone, LW
Jove. Watson. JR.. Direct..
President, James Vernor Co
EDWIN It. STROH. Vine-Presideel
Pormerly Connected with Stroh Brew., Co
ALBEIT KAHN, Daimler
Architect and Inchoate! Specielist

BERNHARD STROH. JR.. Brewing
Formerly Director of Stroh Brewing Co.
JEROUt H . IIMICK. JR.. Pinter
President. Detroit Creamery Realty Co.
S. L FITZPATRICK. 51eir-Pres. ud Dee.
Formerly Vice-Pr. ?mindere Sand & Supply Co
/RITZ GOVBILL DIPIPIKOf and Rrearramtair
Formerly Vice-Pres • Goebel Brewing Co
AAA AA D D. SMITH, Direster
President, roll Shelby Hotel Co

PRICE PER UNIT l Shar e

You may

purchase

Baker Simonds & Co.

Jade. Freed-

1132 Buhl Bld:•

Cadillac Me

CADILLAC V-8 2.PASSENGER SEDAN

A completely new and gracefu 1 V-16 have bodies by Fleetwood in new steering mechanism it is large-
interpretation of aerodynamics and the most complete range of body ly responsible for the improved

streamlining as applied to body
Clara of I. Tura., rruuu Kan, Semler
Kowa
lines, and revolutionary changes in
Clue of Ml.. C Oreenbaum' Shaky ••••
chassis design—featured by "knee-
Sylvia Rectleld. Seymour arumk,
The program in the assembly action" front wheels to provide
was given by Miss Leona Rosen- what is claimed as a new standard
berg's class.
of riding comfort—characterize the
three new lines of 1934 Cadillacs
Morris Goodman Announces announced this week.
Through the development of an
Series of Educational
entirely new principle of weight
Advertisements.
distribution, and the adoption of a
new and wholly different frame and
Beginning with this week's Is- front wheel spring construction and
sue of The Chronicle, Morris suspension. a new glide or flat ride
, Goodman, assistant manager, rep- has been achieved.
, resenting the Metropolitan Life
The Cadillac V-R is presented
Insurance Co. in Detroit, is start- on three wheel bases, 12e, 136 and
ins • series of educational ad- 146 Inches, the V-12 on a 146 inch
vertisementa outlining the value of wheelbase and the custom-built
life insurance. Mr. Goodman V-16 on a 154 inch wheelbase. The
arge. his friends to watch for the V-8 has Fisher bodies, with Fleet-
series. wood optional, while the V-12 and

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of Chevrolet's Ability To Build

Elea Kanter. RM.

Pollan, Cm.* Kind.
&Ida ••■•■•re. Berea. neater. Ruth Rothe.-

committee.
Plans are being formulated for
a home-cooked luncheon, the date
to be announced in the near fu-
tuure.

INDISPUTABLE EVIDENCE

&here. mare,. cower. Roam

Cl an
Stern

organization thanks the patrons

and the untiring workers on the

Sonenklar will give
resume and
The Junior Congregation of Miss Bessie F,pel the
will render a
Shaarey Zedek has again been in- short discourse
on Jewish Arbor
vited to conduct Sabbath morning Day.
services in the main synagogue.
This marks the fifth occasion that
the Junior Congregation has been CHARLES GOLDSTEIN j
accorded this privilege. The date
HONORED IN SAGINAW
has been set for Saturday morn-
ing, Feb. 3.
Among this organisation's many
Charles Goldstein, president of
achievements is the fact that it has the B'nai Israel Congregation for

Elaine Stewart.
Class of Id Mare. Coon,. Homily*
&Hembree
Clam of ID. L. Sieeel Bernice 0.1a.
Jowephson, V... Renner
clay of Win H 'Watt Donald Freed-
man. Donald Rosenbaum .
Clam of C. Jacobean. Helen Ore.. ROOM

L
"ff".
Clam et Wasp. Relsner Shirley Hon.,

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for the next two months as the
former is leaving for Florida.
The luncheon committee re-
quests that all cards be turned in
at once as each hostess is person-
ally responsible for them.
The benefit theater party on

Jr. Congregation of Shaarey l liver the resume of the portion of
the law to be read and Theodore
Zedek Again To Con-
Leibovitz will deliver a short ser-
duct Services.
Louis Tobin, chairman of th e
monette. On Jan. 27 Miss Clare

The following is the honor roll
of the B'nai Moshe Sunday School
for the week ending Jan. 14:
cu. of Hies I. Agrenove . Seymour ache..

PSysklans

A meeting ofthe North Wood-
ward branch of the Jewish Wo-!
men's European Welfare Or gan-
ization was held Thursday after-
noon at the home of Mrs. J. Mo-1
dell.
Mrs. Modell, president of the

Through Jewish National
Fund Council.

B'nai Moshe Sunday School
Honor Roll.

IS Keane ESP.-
1.01, Endorsed
by Lemellog

Home Cooked Luncheon To I organization, surrendered the ga- Jan. 14, sponsored by the organ.
Be J. W. E. W. 0
vel to Mrs. Anna Goldberg, to be ization, brought a packed house to
Feature.
held by Mrs. Goldberg, to be held Littman's Yiddish Theater. The

"GLIDING RIDE" IN NEW BUICK

The Julius Rosenwald Post had
several surprises at the last meet- tree committee of the Jewish Na-
Mg. Philip Weisberg, first adju• tional Fund, announces the plant-
tant of the post and charter mem- dog of the following trees in l'al-
ber, was back after a long ab-
Bence. Max Ball, another charter
Three trees in honor of the
member, was also present.
a n o n b i v n e r o sfa r 2 y43 o1
thr ir . ta ee nt d ith m%•ed Li da in ck g T
fit
Mrs. Fred Lyons, membershi p
chairman of the Ladies Auxiliary, Calvert avenue, planted by their
Department of Michigan, Mrs. f riends.
Downey, and the Julius Rosenwald
Three trees in honor of Dr.
Post Auxiliary visited the post in and Mts. J. D. Rosenman of 2434
a body. Mrs. Lyons, in an ad- Calvert avenue by Mr. and Mrs .
dress, told of the work of the Sam Goldblatt and daughter.
auxiliary and
d
asked the post to
One tree in memory of Cent
aid in h e
daw
ne
Becker Strips by Mr. and Mr
The t post adopted
resolu ti on Sahluel N. Heyman.
to extend condolence to M rs.
wife of the
Gifts to North End Clinic.
late Co l onel .1 AVrer,
Rosenwald Post will hold a joint
End Clinic has received
meeting in the near future with the North
following contributions:
Beaudry, Antler and Union Labor
For
the
milk fund, in memory of
Pont..
There were over 60 members1 Mfrs. Jane Pereira, from Mrs. Alex-
and Mrs. Abraham
ander
Freeman
present at the last meeting.
The next meeting will be on
Jan 24 It will be a social meet-
ing at the American Legion Mem-

(Mogilevsky)

CHRONICLE

the program will follow. tyred in the Jewish cause. I can
Detroit unit of Junior Hadassah, not recall the naive of any non-
who has just returned from the Jew In all history who gave up his
fifth annual tri-state regional con- life for the Jews.
It is true that Emile Zola,
Terence held in Cincinnati Jan. 13
and 14, reports that Peasia Polasky Georges Clemenceau and of her
of Cincinnati has been elected noble spirits braved social ost ra-
president of the regional. Miss dam and popular contumely by
Manson was elected first vice- their championship of Capt ain
president and Freda Bischow of Dreyfus. Another example of
Cleveland Heights second vice- similar martyrdom was that of e x-
Governor Slaton of Georgia, w ho
president.
went down to political oblivi on
through his commutation of t he
HALEVY TO APPEAR IN death
sentence of Leo Fran k.
CLEVELAND ON SUNDAY (Incidentally, the Jews of Am er-
ica permitted the brave action of
The Jewish community of Cleve- Governor Slaton to pass witho tit
land will have its first opportun- evidencing adequate appreciati on
ity to hear the Detroit Halevy Han- or gratitude.)
Ever since the assassination of
omir thin Sunday, Jan. 21, at the
B. of L. E. Auditorium, The chor- Prime Minister Duca of Ruman is
us will consist of 125 members who I have been watching for the a
are leaving on a special train early nouncement of some form of
memorialization of his memory by
Sunday morning.
The following will be presented the Jews. I have failed to see a ny
at soloists in Cleveland: Cantor such notice.
While we in America are all
Jacob Sonenklar, tenor; Bella Bit-
ten Goldberg, contralto; Hyman rather ignorant of the intricaci es
Cohen, bass.
of Balkan politics, I think we •
1934 Buick five-passenger sedan with built-1n trunk.
may safely accept the report ed
Dan Grohman will conduct.

Last Sunday, the Halevy double confession of the statesman's a a-
Buick
is
again in the fore with bination with this type of spring to
octette sang for the benefit concert sassin that the murder was co m- the 1934 offerings,
which mark the prevent pitching; a ride stabilizer
of the West Verrthr Talmud Torah, mitted because of Duca's cha m .
company's thirtieth year as a build- that prevents roll; and air cushion
in a program presented at the Phil- pionohip of the rights Of Rums
er of fine cars.
tires that absorb small road shocks.
adelphia-Byron auditorium,
ian Jews. It was his sworn a n-
There are 19 distinctive models
tagonism to the Iron Guard, an ti- on three wheelbases in the series Because of a combination of these
,
features,
the back seat is now quite
organization, that led to 50, GO and 90 this year, each with
Hebrew National School Semitic
his murder. He was killed b e- smooth streamlines in bodies and as comfortable as that in the front
seat,
which
has riding qualities
Holds Exemainations,
cause he was a friend of the Jew s; fenders and furnished with revo-
Elects Officers.
not one who expressed his frier d• lutionary chassis and other me- that are almost incredibly smooth.
Clutches
on
the new models are
ship merely through oratory a nd chanical changes that record an-
remarkably smooth and function
The examinations of the Hebrew sweet phrases, but through vi
other year of engineering progress. with light pressure on the clutch
National School were held Sunday, orous, daring and courageous Marked advances in riding ease,
pedal. This feature also adds to
Jan, 14. Rabbi J. Eisman, Rev, L. action.
simplicity of operation and cer-
King and Rev. Michalovsky were
It would seem the smallest part tainty of control characterize all the ease of car control
A conveniently located Octane
the examiners. They were pleased of gratitude for our people to ex- three lines, which are differentia- , Selector
handle on the dash makes
with the results in Hebrew, Bible press their sorrow in some sirnifl- ted by differences in length of
:
readily
available the advantages of
and Jewish history.
cant way; perhaps through mem- wheelbase and engine power. All this important
development. With
On Tuesday, Jan. 16, a meeting orial meetings held throughout the of them carry every luxury and
selector it is possible to make
of the students' parents was held. country; perhaps through the erec- convenience usually associated only the
use
of
either
standard
or premium
A new board of directors was elect- tion of a suitable monument; per- with custom-built motor cars.
gasolines as fuel in the powerful
ed, consisting of Mrs. David Rob- haps by the establishment of some
This year, Buick has concentrat- high compression valve-in-head en-
bins, president; D. Lax and Abe sort of memorial fund.
ed on producing a "gliding ride.' gines, without spark knock. Ad-
Katz, vice-presidents; Mrs. N. Sa-
Possibly, some form of mem- This is accomplished by four main justment of the selector sets the
met, secretary; and M. Weinberg, orial has already been proposed. factors —"Knee Action" wheels, spark
timing at the proper position
trustee. A special meeting was In any event, I am expressin g which allow the use of soft front
called for Monday, Jan, 22, for the these thoughts in the hope that it springs; balanced springing and to suit the type of fuel in use and
there
is
also an automatic spark
purpose of making plan. for fut- may suggest some suitable an weight distribution , which consist advance mechanism
of the vacuum
ure work of the school.
adequate tribute to an unique fi
of matching the softness of the type which produces the best en-
I. A. Lawton, director of the ore in modern Jewish history.
front springs to those of the rear, gine performance with the greatest
school, was lauded for his work in
land a distribution of weight in com- economy.
teaching their children.
Trees Planted in Palestine ,

ROSENWALD POST

Rev. Samuel

LEGAL

I styles and colors ever present by
Cadillac.
The %%le Cadillac line Is eon-
: tinued as a specialized customized
line with production limited to 400
cars for the year 1934. All three

Cadillac cars have the improved
Fisher no-draft ventilators.

All bodies are two Inches lower ,
from two to four inches wider in

body compartments, have new type
of head lighting, and head lighting

control, re-arrangement of controls
in front compartment to per mit
greater roominess and new front
seat adjustment. The new instru-
ment panel has provision for rad-
ion installation in the center.
The new front suspension "knee
action" is one of the embodiments,
of the Cadillac principle of riding
comfort In combination with the

of control.
There is no front axle. Each
wheel is secured to the frame by

John L. Brown & Co.

625 Penobscot Bide

parallel upper and lower forked
arms. Simplication is effected by
employing the upper arms as a

means of operating the hydraulic
shock absorbers and the lower arms
as • support for the frictionless
helical springs which are half the
weight of equivalent semi-ellipti-
cal
is spring suspension permits
Th
sprinsgsi
an improved steering mechanism.'
The worm and double cooler steer-1
ing gear operates • steering con-
necting link which is connected to
and operates • bell crank support-
ed upon the massive frame cross-
member. To this bell crank are at-
tached the two steering cross rods,
each of which controls one of the
front wheels.

(leery 715e

Jennings & Busby

R. W. Reilly & Co.

cherry

1035 Penobscot Bldg.

500 Fidelity Bldg.

Cadillac /let

Geo. L Faulkner

1603 Ford Bpd.
cane. EMI

John F. McLean & Co.

1806 Penobscot Bldg.



fILE

Max Schlachman & Co.

864 Penobscot Bldg.

Cherry el le

filer. 4121

D. A. Scully & Co.

O'Donnell, Humphries
& Fuehrer

320 Dime Bank Bldg.

Calmly NH

Shader-Winckler Co.

904 Penobscot Bldg.,

2024 Union Guardian Bldg,

Calls. I,'%

rain..

Lesher, Smith & Co.,Inc.

Reselel. MM

984 Penobscot Bldr.

306 Dime Bank Bldg.

448 Buhl Bldg.

328 Penobscot Bldg.

P. W. Churchman & Co.

'2 00

‘&al. tse . Stock
i;

H. W. Noble & Co.

John W.M. Fisher & Co.

Readelpla 4444

J. M .Butler & Co.

as
no

hen units from any of the following financial houses:

Cherry 45%

R&M

Cl an B

Whitlock, Smith & Co.

Clam, Me

204 Penobscot Bldg.

CHURN 111.

1446 Penobscot Building

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