PA1

piEpEntonytwisn a Ro ificm

PAGE TWO

and

At

FR

Stc '

40% BELOW NORMAL

1 2c

ALL SHIRTS

1 0

lbs.

di

ft

The fall season of activities of
the Yining People's Temple Club
of Temple Beth El will get under
way Sunday with an open mixer,

imelhocks

Quickly Corrects Double Chin ...

80c
FLAT WORK'
80c

DAMP WASH

Feather Pillows Woolen Blankets

25c 35c

C
All Ironed Service 25c

FLAT PIECES

LAUNDRY CO.

PHONE CADILLAC 7423

* Certified

Helena Rubinstein's
Muscle Tightener

Fair 25c

Lace Curtains

in
th

Mrs. Lichtig Heads
S. Z. Sisterhood

The Sisterhood of Congregation
Shaarey Zedek will open its fall
season of activities with a lunch-
eon Wednesday, Oct. 10, at 12:30
p. m., in the social hall of the
synagogue.
The program will ..consist of a
tableau presenting "Famous Wo-
seme
men of Judea."
AN AMAZING FACT
Mrs. Herman B. Wetsman is
Dr. and Mrs. Louis Adrian
Mrs. Benjamin B. Stepsay and
We launder were shirts he the WSW./
enstener than say Daudet In lb. ate. All
Schwartz are now domiciled in son, David, are visiting Mrs. Step- chairman of the luncheon commit-
rams
welt.. ettentineally laenderea
their new home on Cambridge Bay's sisters in Los Angeles and
sesrweat.
Road.
Santa Monica, Calif., for the win -
ter.
Mr. and Mrs. Moe Ehrlich and
daughter, Helen, and their guest,
The Junior Lechem Aniyim met
Flat pieces carefully ironed.
Lucille Bloom , of New York, are at the home of Merle Bronstein
Additional pounds, 4c lb.
spending a few days in Chicago, on Hazelwood Ave. last Wednes-
visiting a Century of Progress Ex- day evening. Plans are under
position.
way for the annual dance, to be
held Sunday evening, Nov. 25, at
Pieces
Robert Smolian of Mt Vernon, the Pier Ballroom.
and ironed.
N. Y., who in a student at the
10 large pieces permitted.
University of Michigan, spent the
A regular meeting of Alpha
holidays with his uncle and aunt, Gamma Phi Sorority will be held
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wine of Gene- on Tuesday evening, Oct. 2, at
iC;;E
RTU
ING
see Ave.
the home of Miss Ilermina Brock,
Net responsible he see- ► wal ye olel.whlieeel curtains
where plans for the coming sea-
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Lemle re- non will be formulated. All cor-
turned to their home in Monroe, respondence should be sent to
La., after an extended visit with Miss Dorothy Bronstein, secre-
their children, Dr. and Mrs. Da- tary, 1970 Hazelwood Ave., in the
Each
Double, es.
Single
MISS JOSEPHINE STERN
vid Weingarden. They were ac- future.
2 pi
We guarantee
to be held from 3 to 6 o'clock in companied by their son and daugh-
the return ef
the social hall of the Temple. In ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
Pythian Sisters of Greater De-
your OWE
addition; there will be a short Lemle, who were here for a 10Alay troit Temple No. 162 will hold
feathers.
business meeting at which plans visit.
MRS. DAVID B. LICHTIG
the first business meeting of the
of the various groups will be die-
fall term on Oct. 1, at Buddy's,
Mrs. Melville Welt returned from 12th and Taylor.
tee, and will be assisted by Mrs.
cussed.
Charles Robinson and Mrs. Emil
"We want all who are inter- a visit with her mother in Chicago.
Pr. aoaad
WEARING APPAREL
ested in the activities of the
The many friends of Dr. Edward Loewenberg.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Nathan
Fleischer
Young People's Temple Club to
Mrs. David B. Lichtig, newly
J. Bernstein will be glad to learn
P" Pa"
IOC
attend," said Miriam Carver, who of Cincinnati were guests at the that he has recovered from his re- elected president of the Sisterhood,
Minimum alarm $1.80
is in charge of preparations for Stotler the past week.
cent illness and has resumed his will preside.
the affair. "The club will be at
practice.
This week Mrs. Lichtig also an-
4■ MMINIIIIM ■ IINP
Mrs. Harry E. Byron and daugh-
home' to young men and women
nounced the selection of the fol-
alike for the purpose of acquaint- ter, Eileen, of W. Boston Blvd., re-
Mrs. Albert Oppenheim is re- lowing to head the various commit-
turned Tuesday from an extended cuperating from a ircent opera-
ing them with our program."
tees of the Sisterhood:
Because of the interesting and visit at the Hotel Balsam, Dixville tion.
Program committee: Chairman,
varied program of activities which Noche, in New Hampshire.
Mrs. Arthur Purdy; co-chairman,
will be ,carried on by the groups,
Miss Mary Sherman of Glendale Mrs. Harry Z. Brown.
Dr. and Mrs. Hugo Freund re-
membership in the club is ex-
Ave. was hostess to a group of
Activities committee: Chairman,
turned from a motor trip in the
pected to be even larger than it
20 girls last Sunday afternoon at Mrs. Aaron Silberblatt; co-chair-
East.
wait last year, according to Jose-
a shower in honor of Miss Edna man, Mrs. S. J. Eder.
phine Stern, • chairman of the
Miss Marjorie Epstean left for Tann of Parkside Ave. Miss Tann
Social committee: Chairman,
membership committee.
New York, where she will stay in- is to be wed to S. Stuart Chasid Mrs. Herman Wetsman; co-chair-
Dr. Milton Marx, chairman of
of this city.
definitely.
man, Mrs. Emil 1.oewenberg.
the athletic group, has announced
HoSpitality committee: Chair-
that starting Oct. 15 the bad-
The Misses Faye Goldstein and
Louise Selling will arrive
man, Mrs. II. H. Warner; co-chair-
LEADER'S minton courts will be available in Miss
It Costs No More for the Best
Detroit Sunday from Syracuse, Sophie Moss were joint hostesses man, Mrs. David Diamond.
to members on Monday and N. Y. for a visit with her parents, at a dinner and personal shower
Delinquent dues committee:
Thursday nights, from 8 to 11, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schlesinger at the Book-Cadillac Italian Gar-
in the gymnasium of the Temple. and will sail for Europe Oct. 16, dens on Tuesday, Sept. 26, honor- Chairman, Mrs. Myron Keys; co-
The first meeting of the discus- from Ncw York and expects to ing Miss Kitty Moss, a bride-elect, chairman, Mrs. Irwin Cohn.
*100% SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
sion group, under the chairman- spent eight months abroad.
Membership committee: Chair-
whose marriage to Harry Gold-
People of discriminating tastes tend their
ship of Arthur Goulson, will be
stein will be solemnized at the man, Mrs. Jack Tobin; co-chair-
rugs here to be cleaned. Let us include
held on the afternoon of Oct. 27.
United Jewish Appeal cam- Book-Cadillac on Nov. 11. There man, Mrs. Ily Gittleman.
you among our satisfied customers.
A speaker and topic will be an- paigns for German-Jewish relief, were 60 guests seated around the
House committee: Chairman,
nounced shortly.
scheduled for October, include attractively decorated table, and Mrs. A. J. Copeland; co-chairman,
Plans
are
going
ahead
for
the
two in Michigan—in Grand. Rapids each guest received a favor.) Mrs. Charles A. Smith.
111011 LINWOOD MK.
production of two one-act plays and Kalamazon--with the follow- Bridge was the diversion of the i Music committee: Chairman,
I Mrs. Abraham Cooper; co-chains
and either a musical novelty or ing officers: !eider Graff, Julius evening.
man, Mrs. Sol Q. Kesler.
excerpts from the opera "Robin
Isenberg and Philip M. Fried-
Printing committee: Chairman,
Hood" for some time during No- man, co-chairmen, and Joseph S.
In honor of Miss
Mrs. George Levey; co-chairman,
vember. The dramatics and mu- Folz, secretary.
Ackerman, bride-elect of Oct. 7,
Mrs. Meyer Ginsberg.
sic groups are looking for fresh
Mrs. William Elkin and Miss
Sick committee: Chairman, Mrs.
talent for their production. Ac-
Mr. and Mrs. John Ileavenrich Ethel Feinstein were joint host-
cording to Theodore Birnkrant, will be hosts to a group of friends asses at a handkerchief and hos- A. B. Stralser.
Publicity committee: Chairman,
chairman of the dramatic group, at dinner on Saturday, Sept. 30.
fiery shower at the latter's home, Mrs. Aaron Kurland; co-chairman,
the policy of that group of ro-
16895 Muirland Ave., Thursday, Mrs. Theodore Levin.
Herbert Newman and sister, Sept. 20. Miss Rosalie Glasser
tating acting, directing and stag-
Budget committee: Chairman,
ing among the members will be Marie, formerly of the Wilshire, also entertained for :slim Acker-
Mrs. David Zemon; co-chairman,
continued
this
year.
are
living at the Belcrest.
THE NEW AND ENLARGED
man.
Mrs.
M. H. Zackheim.
Casting for the first group of
Flower Fund committee: Chair-
Mrs. Harry Wetsman of Calvert
plays will begin at a meeting of
Sifts:
Horace
J.
Haber,
who
has
man,
Mrs. Joseph Zeck rp an; co-
the dramatics group, to be held Ave. is visiting with relatives in
been visiting her parents, Mr. and chairman, Mrs. Herman Cohen.
8737 TWELFTH STREET
at the Temple, Wednesday night, Chicago.
Mrs. Leo Michelson pf 2070 Col- Religious committee: Chairman,
Oct. 3, at 8 o'clock. All inter-
Cool and Comfortable
Miss Miriam Ruth Herschberg, lingwood Ave., left for her home Mrs. A. M. Hershman; co-chair-
ested in staging, directing or act-
For a meal that you are sure to enjoy, visit the Blaine
man, Mrs. Robert Marwil.
(laughter of Mr. and Mrs. II. L. in Birmingham, Ala.
ing are asked to attend.
Restaurant and be convinced.
For reservations for the lunch-
—
Herschberg of Atkinson Ave., left
WE PAY THE SALES TAX
The
first
meeting
of
Alpha
eon
call Mrs. Hy Gittleman, Town-
Saturday to begin her studies at
BEER IF YOU LIKE
Highland Manor, Tarrytown-on- Gamma Zeta Sorority was held send 8-7584.
Plans are also being formulated
MORRIN PEINNILBEIL Proprietor
the-Hudson, Tarrytown, N. Y.
at the home of Miss Ann Adler,
Officers for the carnival to take place Sat-
577 Westminster Ave.
urday
evening, Nov. 11, and Sun-
Mrs. I. D. Straus entertained 1.8 were elected as follows: Ann Ad-
guests at luncheon eriday, at her ler, president; Jeanette Lefkowitz, day, Nov. 12.
vice-president; Dina Bogrow, sec-
Young Israel members and summer home at Walnut Lake.
Rev. Zaludkowski Officiates
-
retary; Rose Alpir.er, treasurer.
their friends will gather on Mon-
Mr. and Mrs. B. Shwayder spent
at Hebrew Institute of Uni-
day evening, Oct. 1, at the Young
w days in Chicago the past
versity Heights, N. Y.
Mrs. Arthur K. Brandeis, of New
Israel Building,' for the annual a wee fe k
York City, arrived Thursday, to
Simchas Torah party. Rabbi
TRINITY
2.3488
Rev.
Elijah Zaludkowski, for-
I
spend
several
weeks
with
her
sin-
SEWARD
0 11TH AT
Isaac Stollman will be the prin-
Miss
Stone, Stone,
daughter
Mr,
and Naomi
Mrs. Sidney
left of ter, Mrs. Cora Sloman, of Highland mer cantor of Congregation
cipal speaker.
FRIDAY NIGHT, SEPT. 28
Shaarey
Zedek, is now officiating
Ave.
While
in
Detroit,
she
will
stay
SUNDAY, Matinee and E•ening, SEPT. 30
0 A catered banquet will be for the University of Wisconsin
cantor of the Hebrew Institute of
served and the holiday spirit will and is at the Ann Emery Home, at the Beh-rest Hotel.
TUESDAY NIGHT, OOCT. 2
University
Heights of New York,
prevail throughout the evening's
M. Fishson and Company in a New Modern Play
one of the most important congre-
• program.
For the First Time in the United State.
George Henry Goldstone, son of I Mrs. Melvin Kopple, of Colorado gations in New York City.
,.
Reservations are to be made by Dr. and Mrs. Ruby Goldstone left s a esvetrh ae l wgueeeksto of
calling Jack Isbee, chairmen, Eu- for Albion, Mich., where he
"
er parents, Mr. and Mrs. Julius
clid
5117-W, or by seeing the attend Albion College,
A
problem
play
with
5
scenes.
I
will Stern.
Gastein they will come to Paris
committees at the Young Israel
—
SOMETHING WORTH SEEING
it
to join Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel
headquarters, 2691 Joy Road.
Mrs. Charles King of Santa
Tell all your friend. not to miss this play.
✓
Mrs. Oscar Blumberg and her Nathanson. The party will then
Reservations are 55 cents per Rosa Drive, returned front an ex-
The Entire Company in Beautiful Parts
two
sons,
Gordon
and
Edward
motor to Normandy, Brittany
0 person.
tended visit in Atlantic City.
-
Maier, of Glynn court, returned re- Belgium and Holland, sailing for
Prices: Eve.--35e, 50c, 78c, $1.00, Plus Tan
Miss
Ann
Auster
was
hostess
at
cently
from
a
three-months'
stay
in
America after they make a rapid
Mathes-25c,
35c,
50c,
75c,
Plus
Tan
Flower. for all occasions-
rj
tour of the south of England and
1101.
al0011.1131 1011 1111:11.
- Joy Florist. Garfield 6082. a miscellaneous shower last Tues- Charlevoix.
1101 D
Scotland.
day evening at her home on Elm-
and
Mrs.
Fred
H.
Klein
of
Mr.
hurst Ave., honoring Priscilla Ack-
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Tomarin and
erman, a bride-elect. Other hos- Detroit have left Vienna, Austria,
tesses during the past few weeks for a fortnight's stay at Bad Gas- family and Mr. and Mrs. Stan
were: Mrs. William Elkin, Ethel tein. Before their arrival in Brawer and daughter, Joan, for-
Feinstein, Mrs. P. H. Krause, Vienna they had enjoyed • so- merly of Kirby Ave., are now re-
Esther Nelson, Mrs. J. Karden and ours at Capri, Naples, Rome, siding at 2058 West Philadelphia
Florence and Venice. From Bad Ave.
Rosalie Glasser.

25

"1

LEGAL CHRONICLE

Y. P. T. C. Planning
Its Fall Activities

THESE PRICES ARE

IC
St

TH E

If chins could speak, you'd be hearing praise galore for
this Muscle Tightener (Georgine Lame). It acts-
quickly—on drooping chin lines—the ageing look
caused by double chin and relaxed contours. Use it
for any puffiness under the eyes, too.

1.50, 3.00

For stringy, crepey throat—Helena Rubinstein's Herbal
Muscle Oil. Newt Scientific. Corrective.

1.50

TOILETRIES—STREET FLOOR

. w•miiminwininninuminiunnumoimmumiiminnininliwww.
•

o You Value Your Clothes?

Dry Cleaning

RUG CLEANING

Restores Their Beauty and Smartness

MEN'S SUITS or TOPCOATS

CARPET CLEAN/NG CO.

r

/

g
g
g
g
g

lo

Price. Include Pickup and Delivery

Columbia

Detroit and Suburbs

4200

*CP0h[r

BLAINE KOSHER RESTAURANT

,.............................................-..."
, Littman 's Peoples Theater 0
r

$1.25 up
$1.25 up
50c

Ladies' Dresses
Ladies' Coats
Men's Felt Hats

LEADER

YOUNG ISRAEL
SIMCHAS TORAH
PARTY MONDAY

75c

Vilalize Dry Cleaned
Expertly Hand Finished

CLEANERS I DYERS

•

533.547 EAST FOREST

SY FEINBERG

-
Wholesale and Manufacturing Jeweler

508 METROPOLITAN BLDG.

CHerry 6373

Platinum Mountings and Diamond Watches
made from original designs.

SAVE MONEY BY SEEING ME BEFORE YOU BUY

0

/
v

SAVE MONEY
SAVE TIME

"What Children Must Know .

d

■ ■

■■■■■■•■■•■••■

■■■■■■•••■

4

Maurice Coggan, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Coggan, left Sat-
urday to resume his studies a!
Manlius School, Manlius, N. Y.

Mrs. Joseph Alexander of Chi-
cago Blvd., spent a week in To-
ledo with relatives and friends.

Weekly EzA,C.":=:, Pays for Your
PERMANENT , HOME
at this fine hotel u

SINGLE
ONLY

LI

You can live in luxurious comfort in De-
troit'. newest downtown hotel — yet be
within • few step. of your office--very eco-
■ omically at these reduced permanent rates.

BARLUA HOTEL

CADILLAC SQUARE AT BATES STREET

WEEK

4 • r ,

T- is

Solid Oak
30
8-Pc. 17th Century

Dining Room
Suites-

Miss Helene Siegel of Boston
Blvd., returned to Bradford Junior
College, Bradford, Mass., to re-
sume her studies.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Brown
of Puritan Ave. were at home to
their friends on Friday evening,
Sept. 28, in honor of their 25th
wedding anniversary.

'79

Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Marcus
and their mother, Mrs. B. Plotkin
and sister, Hope, of Johnstown.
Pa., motored to Los Angeles, where
they will remain over the winter.

LACE YOUR MONEY TO WIN ON THE FAVORITE OF
THE FIELD THE MALTING INDUSTRY! Always "up in

—

front" vs a Profit Earner, and "consistent in the stretches" the year
'round—the Odds are all in favor of Shareholders of the American
Malting Company, INDISPENSABLE as a Source of Supply to Mich-
igan's Breweries and Distilleries.

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Grinstein and
Mrs. M. Soloman of Seattle, Wash-
ington, were recent guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry O. Brown of Puri-
tan Ave.

Samuel L. Travis, son of Mr.

■ and Mrs. Peter Trunoky of 2275
W. Boston Blvd., returned to the

THE TIME IS SHORT TO INVEST IN OUR CAPITAL STOCK!

University of Michigan, where he
entered the law school. He is
residing at the Lawyers Club.

STILL AT THE ORIGINAL PRICE. 100 PER SHARE

Miss Josephine Stern returned
from • visit to Sioux City, Iowa.

Ihnr MM sad an neaeua ► le,

AMERICAN MALTING COMPANY

New remstrarrrinp ► lirkienn'e tarp... widths' plant

1919 DIME BANK BLDG.—DETROIT—CADILLAC 3260

An ett.chr. sneeidnf•en 1.• ale a P4. 1.1*. .07

for

66-inch Buffet

Mm. Sol Gitson and Mrs! Abe
Gitson of Cleveland, were guests
of their brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown of
Longfellow Ave.

Mr. and Mrs. Marvin H. Gold-
berg and (laughter. formerly of
1014 E. Gr•- ,4 Med., are now re-
siding at 2925 Richton Ave.

•
•
•
•

Antique Finish-
Authentic Reproduction-
Superb Styling
Convenient Payments—Liberal Trade•insl

Refectory Table
5 Chairs and
I lost Chair-
Spring-filled

• China Cabinet
at $27.50

Robinson Furniture Co.

:ANYn.liogcala 13111. at BD, avar. Grnad River,

PPS!' Friday and Saturday