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HUDSON'S

February Sale of
Drugs and Sundries

Hudson's Own

Hudson's Astringent

Aspirin Tablets

Mouth Wash

,":07 . 29e

111.111.
1
3)e

250'.. 65c

Quart Bottle, 59e

Hudson's Rubbing Alcohol,
29e
pint
Hudson's Spirit of Camphor,
29c
2-oz.
Hudson's Calomine Lotion,

Hudson's Ephedrine Solution,
35c
1-oz.
Hudson's Castor Oil, 4-oz. 19e
Hudson's Olive Oil, 3-oz. 17c
Hudson's Peroxide, pint .. 19c
Hudson's Seidlitz Powders,
19c
10's
Hudson's White Floating
Soap, Ig.size bars 10 for 65c
Hudson's Aimcee White Soap
Flakes, Ig-size, 16c; 3 for 45c
Hudson's Cleansing Tissues,
200-st. pks, 4 for 45e; 500-
2 for 50c
st. pks.

19c

4-ox.

Hudson's Aromatic Cascara,
33c
4-oz
Hudson's Cod Liver Oil, plain
or mint-flay., pt. 49c; qt., 79c
Hudson's Cascara Tablets,
. 33c
100'a
`Hudson's Cincophen Tablets,
79e
71/2-grain
Hudson's Epsom Salts, 5.1b

Bag, 27c; 10 lbs.

45e
19e

Hudson's Glycerin, 4-oz
Iludson'a Tincture of Green
19c
Soap, 4-oz
Hudson's Tincture of Iodine,
15c
1-oz. .
Hudson's Psyllium Seeds,
89e
Dark, 1.1b., 25c; 5-lb.
Hudson's Psyllium Seeds,
Blonde, 1.1b. 17e; 5.1bs. 69e
Hudson's Saccharin Tablets,
Si-, Vs-, or 1-grain; 100's 25c
Hudson's Soda Mint Tablets,
25c
100's
Hudson's Witch Hazel, pt

55c

29e; qt.,

Hudson's Iron and Yeast
69c
Tablets, 250's
Hudson's Cough Syrup, 4-oz.
19c
bottle
Hudson's Dr, Hinkle Tablets,
29e
100's
Hudson's Phenobarbitol Tab-
lets, 100'si 1/2-grain, 23c;
',4-grain, 33c; 11/2-grain, 59c

Hudson's Own

Mineral Oil

35e

runt

February 14, 1936

and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

Quart Bottle, 59e

Hudson's Sanitary Pads, No.
120, 12 In pk. .. 6 pks 79e
Hudson's P. and S Tooth
3 for 50c
Brushes, 18c

Hudson's Liquefying Cream,
89c
1-lb jar
Hudson's Emulsified Cream
for Dry Skins, 1/2-1b
89e
jar

Hudson's Almond Lotion,
4-oz, 29c; 8-oz

49c

Hudson's Glycerin and Rose
Water, 4-oz. 21c; 8-oz. 33c
Hudson's Glycerin, Rose
Water and Benzoine, 4-oz.,
33c
21ci 8-oz.
Hudson's Deodorant, 4-oz. 36e
Hudson's Talcum Powder,

85e

3 tall tins

Hudson's Bath Powder, 7
floral fragrances; box

85c

Hudson's 5-lb. Bag
Water Softener

2 for 93e

Choke of lilac 'Mender, tow.
bouquet, Insmin, pine, sneet
pea, gardenia, note, geranium
null carnation.

Hudson's Toilet Goods—First Floor—Woodward

■•■••■ 11111MIININ

CONGREGATION B'NAI MOSHE

DEXTER BLVD. at LAWRENCE

AVE.

J, N. F. LUNCHEON
PLANS PROGRESS

Announce Her Betrothal

Annual Event Will Be Held
On Tuesday, March 10

Among the Detroiters spend-
ing some time at the Colonial
Hotel in Mt. Clemens are: Prose-
cutor Duncan C. McCrea, Ilarry
Colburn, Dr. Nathan II. Schlafer,
Mildred Hardy and Morris Ep-
Marvin Kaufmann left Sunday, stein.
Feb. 0. to join his parents, Mr, and
Mrs. Beniamin Kaufmann in Hol-
Mrs. N. Blatnikoff of 2214 W.
lywoixl, Flu.
Grand Blvd. left for an extended
visit to California.
Mrs, Nathan Schlafer will be
hostess at a tea on Saturday after.
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Almug and
noon, Feb. 15, at her home on La- daughter, Henrietta, of Webb
13ARABARA ANITA HYMAN
Salle Blvd.
Ave. are now in Miami, Fla.,
Sir and Mrs. Harry A. Hyman
where they will visit for a month.
of W. Boston Blvd. announce the
Mrs. D. Katz, formerly of Lin-
coln, Neb., is making her home in
Sfr. and Mrs. Jack Halperin and engagement of their daughter,
1Barbara Anita, to Norman Flow-
Detroit.
son, Jerome, accompanied by and Birnkrant of Detroit and
their mother, Mrs. M. Millner, are, Pontiac.
Paul Moses of Chicago spent spending some time in Miami
B each, Fla.
the last week-end in Detroit.

Fund warrant increased interest
in the cause. The luncheon oc-
curring on March 10, women are
urged to call Mrs. I. Goodman,
Townsend 6-3578, to make reser-
vations immediately.
Mrs. Max Weksler, chairman of
the souvenir booklet, announces
that her committee is planning a
novel booklet, that will be worth
while keeping.
Saving boxes can be obtained
from Sirs, Max Goldberg, Garfield
0852-W,
Stores are available for rum-
mage. Mrs. M. Finkel, chairman
of rummage, will make appoint-
ments if she is called at Townsend
6-4136.
Mrs. Eli Sachse, chairman of
decorations, promises a beauti-
fully arranged luncheon.
Mrs. Philip Slomovitz, chain-
man of the luncheon, announces
that a strictly kosher luncheon
will be served.
The last regular meeting of the!
auxiliary was held at the Book
Cadillac Hotel on Wednesday, Feb.
12. Aaron Rosenberg, prominent
local attorney, was guest speaker.
Miss Elizabeth Gastman, pianist,
a member of the staff at the Gana-
poi School of Musical Art, ren-
dered several selections, and Mrs.
Max Weksler presented current
events.
The following pledges were re-
cently received:

Ntenlanws J. A Inh.tipr, A. 0. Dar-
'My. Leon fie , kerman. P. Heitman. M.
Ilistrow, N. Illatolkoff, J. ChatkIn, Oro.
robot, Caries omen, S. Daniels. NI.
P. ban it, Inset Dar Meow Ant tinny
Deutsch. Man Feldman, A. St. Form,
I. Fineman, S. (layer, Ralph Folk, J.
Foon, Char!. Friedenberg, L German-
sky, Pen Oreenspoon. Abe 0Inger, It.
(Roseman. L. Goldberg. Joseph hold.
firth, P. Goldsmith, M. Gordon, A. (lott-
heir, A Ilsrrhron, II. L. lierahbarg,
S. Heyman. S. Jacobson, J. Jaffe, II.
Kadushin. J. Ramenetsity. S. Carpel,
It. R. Kaltman, Yetis, Kanot. Garry R.
Keidan, II. Koffman, Harry Kraft, II.
7.. Kraft, IL Craft, M. Kutinsky, J.
Lattln, J. Lenhard, Harry lxvin, Sol
Levin. Emil Lowonherg. It. Harrell, Rae
Nachman, Mortis Newman. J. Newman.
Rao Oshinsky, Al Po.n, A. Present..
Rubinstein. H. Sutursky, M. Saffron, H.
Roseman. F. Rosenstein, Ben Rosen-
thal. Stolen Rubin, Bessie Rubin, I.
R. Pualtklu, V. Row. J. Rose. Harry
Sax, J. Flax, S. Schiffrnan, M. Schlaln.
S. Schlasejsky.
L.
th
It.
Whreni S arhnellter. S. fichubiner, A.
Schuster. Louie Seitin,
Shafkin, S.
Sharne, It. Shulman. J. Sklar, I. Shetwr,
S. /Metre, M. Sher hter. IL Sluteky. M.
Smith. It. WM. Joshua Sperks. A. Spit-
Sir,
Stull, 0. Mark, P. Starhefsky,
Wm. aterninan. A. It Strainer, J. Solite.
and MM. Nettle Karim!.

SHAAREY ZEDEK Y. P. S.
FORMAL ON MARCH 21

Mr. and Sirs J. Traurig an-
Miss Sue Wineman spent the
past week-end with her brother-in- nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their
law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. son, Moe, on Saturday, Feb. 15, at
Congregation Beth Tephila Ema-
Ainfeld, in Pittsburgh.
nuel, Taylor and Woodrow Wilson.
Earl Sommers left for Miami Open house at 2476 Blaine Ave.,
on
Sunday, Feb. 16, from 2 to 5
Beach. His friends will be happy
to learn that he is recuperating and 7 to 10 p. m. No cards.
from his recent illness.
s
Edward Rosenberg of Poe Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Abe Srere left is leaving Sunday for a month's
stay
at Miami Beach.
Thursday evening for Hollywood,
Fla., and will be gone several
Mrs. Ben Kramer left for Flor-
weeks.
ida to be gone the remainder of
Mr. and Mrs. William Frank the winter. She will visit her
returned from a month's stay in parents and brothers.
Hollywood, Fla.
Dr. Moe Rattner left for Los
Dr. and Mrs. -Leon Bloch of Angeles to join his family, who
Chicago were the house guests have been spending the winter
of Dr. and Mrs. Ilugo Freund of there.
Chicago Blvd. Dr. Bloch was
the sixth speaker in the Dr. Max
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Schreiber
Bailin Memorial lecture series last of Longfellow Ave. left for a
Thursday at Temple Beth El.
visit to California.

Benjamin Fink of Winona St.
Mrs. Harry Simon of 2715
returned from a brief visit in
Rochester Ave., has been sojourn-
Chicago.
ing with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Adolph Moses II. arrived Mrs. Harry Cohen at Fort Lau-
last Sunday, Feb. 9, to spend a derdale, Fla. Mrs. Simon is ex-
few days with her parents, Sir. pected to return next week. Mr.
Sirs. Cohen will remain
and Mrs. S. A. Wolff of Lawrence and
through Starch.
Ave.

Miss Dorothy Friedman of 61
Winona Ave. spent the past week-
end
in Cleveland.
of Dexter Center
In response to numerous requests
of members the social committee
All Quarters Newly Decorated
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Goodman
of the Young People's Society has
completed arrangements for an- (Fayette Tannenholz) returned
FOR RENT;
other toboggan party to be held front their honeymoon in Cali-
this Saturday, Feb. 15, at Devon fornia.
Large Auditorium (Banquet Hall) seating 900 at lectures,
Gables, Telegraph and Long Lake
concerts, meetings, etc., or 600 at tables for dinners, lunch.
Mr. and Sirs. Sol Glueckman
Roads in Bloomfield Hills. Admis-
eons, etc., just completed modern acoustic treatment, smut..
sion, $1.50 per couple, includes of Covington Drive are home af-
ter
a visit in Chicago.
ing perfect sound conditions.
tobogganing, exclusive use of the
club house, and a buffet supper at
Other halls seating 100, 200 to 400. Reasonable rates to
Mrs. Fannie Rosenblatt, Sirs.
midnight. All those attending will
organisations and individual occasions.
meet at the synagogue at 8:30 p. Henry Van Baalen and their
brother,
Albert Stellar, were hosts
no.
and
from
there
drive
in
group
'
INQUIRE AT OFFICE OR PHONE HOGARTH 0862
to Devon Gables. For further in-' at a dinner last Tuesday night at
formation and reservations, call! the Seward Hotel.
either Miss June Rosner, Town-
send 8-9076, or Jay Frankel, Gar-1 Dr. and Mrs. Irving Stein of
Chicago visited with Mrs. Stein's
field 3852-M.
SHOES HURT?
With a general committee in sister and brother-in-law, Mr.
charge, plans for the fifth annual and Mrs. Melville Welt.
WE LENGTHEN, WIDEN
..lur. .t ethos
and eurrecl ..
formal dance are heing completed.
Mr. and Mrs. Sloe Leiter of
The Molly Siegel Auxiliary of This annual function will be held
the Detroit Jewish Consumptive Saturday night, March 21, in the Parkside Ave. and Mrs. E. Si.
c P*.. .4"
crystal ballroom of the Book Cadil- Krause of Calvert Ave. spent the
Relief
Society
held
installation
of
tintellsary areh winutrt and m-
officers on Saturday, Feb. 8. The lac Hotel, and will mark the cli- past week-end in Montreal, Que.,
lortable shoes will be 0114 by
Yet expert reasonably,
following officers were installed: max the winter social season where they visited Mrs. Leiter's
Mrs. V. Freedman, president; Attendance to this affair will be parents.
RIME VOU WAIT SERVICE(
Mesdames A. Gold, D. Golden, limited, and those desiring to at-
Shu-Eez Comfort Shop
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schles-
Pollack and Lieb, vice-presidents; tend are urged to make their ap- !
ingot- of the Park Lane Apts. gavel
1063 (tRISWOLD at Gd. 'Over
Mrs. A. Solomon, financial secre- plications early in order to be sure inger
a dinner party Thursday evening'
Owned and Operated by
tary; Mrs. J. Segal, corresponding of acceptance.
This annual event will have honoring Dr. and Mrs. Leon Bloch ,
FLORENCE B. WEINSTEIN
and recordeding secretary; Sirs.
K. Cohen, treasurer; Mesdames many special features. Dancing of Chicago.
Zeldmen, Citrin, Zarankin and will be to the rhythm of Benny
Dr. and Mrs. David Levy were
Feldman, trustees; Mesdames Kyte's orchestra from Radio Sta.
Sloss
and Radlow, sick commit. Lion WXYZ and popular radio , hosts at a dinner party last Wed-
FREE ASSISTANCE
nesday night.
tee;
Mesdames
Suffrin,
Schweit•
singers
also
will
be
present
to
aid
to bring yoxr Maitre. from Europe
zer, Brandwine, Greenfield, Fish- in the entertainment. Refresh-
o send them to PAIJ7(1INK front
Mrs. Max Broad and her daugh-
other countrica
man, Goodman, Solomon, Letwin, ments will be served. hike Mildred
Agranove and Miss Leanore Gam- ter, Fritzie, are spending the win-
SPECIAL $233
S. Lumber, board of directors.
ter
in Los Angeles.
su
head
the
general
dance
commit-
ram! (rip NEW cOKK to PAUL(-
The next meeting will be held
11NR %la FULANI/ or TRUSCII
on Monday, Feb. 17, at 1 p. m. tee as co-chairmen and the im-
consult
Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Epstein and!
mediate
co-workers
in
preparing
The Auxiliary has relinquished
Mr. and Mrs. Miles Finsterwald
its regular meeting date on Tues- all detailed matter consists of will
return
from a sojourn in New
day in favor of the Pioneer Wo- Sylvia Shatzen, Harold Helper and Y
World-Wide Travel Pureau
ork the early part of next week.
men's Luncheon. At this meet- Arthur Doctor.
WAllIL MAD.
Detroit, Rltb.
RA. 3309-13111
ing a delegate will be elected to
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sherwin I
the convention to be held in New
and daughter, Phyllis Jane, are
York.
BICUR CHOLEM JRS.
vacationing
at Miami Beach.
A special board meeting was
PURIM DANCE MAR. 18
Michigan Free Loan Asso- held on Wednesday. Feb. 12, at
Louis Rosenthal of Virginia
the home of Mrs. Feldman, 940
ciation Installs Officers
The Bicur Cholem Juniors As- Park left Thursday night for
Custer,
sociation is sponsoring its 28th Miami Beach.
On Feb. 2 the Michigan Free
be I i n
annual Purim
Drora and Kadimah Pioneer the grand ballroom of the
Sirs. David J. Levy invited a few
Book-
Loan Asaociation held installation
Women Hold Joint
Cadillac Hotel on Sunday. March friends on Saturday night, Feb. 8,
of officers at • dinner-dance at
to
celebrate her husband's birth.
Two
hundred
guests
8. The proceeds of this affair will
Meetings
Lacher's.
day.
go to aid needy and sick.
were present. Nathan Goldin was
The Bicur Cholem Juniors have
toastmaster.
The Drora and Kadimah Eng-
Lee Scheuer of ,Cincinnati was
The following officers were in- lish speaking group, branches of engaged Jimmie Higgins and his
during
stalled: Allen Kraft, president; the Pioneer \Vernon's Organiza- WWJ orchestra to provide the in this city for • few days
the
past week.
music
for
the
evening.
Dave Davis, vice-president; Rob- tion, have been holding joint meet-
An invitation has been ad-
ert Sobole, treasurer; Julius Bron- ings for the past month. Emma
Mr. and Mrs, II. Goldberg of
dressed to the various clubs and
stein, recording secretary; Joel Schreier presided.
organizations
in the city urging Gladwin, Mich., left for ■ few
The
monthly
program
consists
of
Lunin, financial secretary; H. Z.
visit in Hot Springs, Ark.
week's
them
to
attend
and
help
make
this
Kraft N. Goldin, A. Sider, S. two business meetings, one lecture
Meekin, M. Kaufman, board of di- and one social night, on Wednes- affair a success.
Mr.
and
Mrs. Samuel Glo-
Louis Malkin has been named
days, at 10220 Dexter.
rectors.
gower left Thursday night for
Since these joint meetings have chairman in charge of the affair,
The retiring silken were pre-
and
will sail Saturday
New
York
sented with gifts in appreciation proven successful, the same pro- been placed in charge of pub- for California, via the Panama
and Charles M..Weingarden has
Of their good work for the past' gram is to be continued to the end
Canal.
licit 7.
of the season.
year.

announces completion of improvements in all

rental units

J.C.R.S. Auxiliary
Installs Officers

25

Rhea E. Cashman

Amateur Program
at Temple Beth El
Father-Son Event

The Father and Son banquet
sponsorts1 by the Men's Club of
Temple Beth El, is to be held Wed-
nesday, Feb. 26, at 6 p. In. in the
social hall of the Temple.
A five-course chicken dinner will
be served at the tables. After the
dinner the guests will adjourn to
the auditorium for the program.
According to Saul H. Rose, the
chairman, there will be singing, a
magician, ventriloquist, a puppet
show staged by Sirs. Nathan Berke
and her juvenile puppetries. Talk-
ing movies including a Mickie
Mouse, Crazy Cat and featuring
the new 1936 baseball picture,
Take Ste Out To the Ball Game,"
will be shown.
An inspirational one act play,
written by Dr. Benjamin D. Wel-
ling will be presented.
"Major Blows" the master of
ceremonies for the amateur con-
test is rehearsing his famous two
word speech, "All right, All right",
The commitee states that the
banquet is limited to only 500 men
and boys. Reservations must be
made in advance by mail at the
office of Temple Beth El.

Due to illness in the family,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schiller have
recalled invitations to open house
at 3267 Calvert Ave. on Sunday,
Feb. 16, to honor Sir. Schiller's
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
The Detroit League of the Na-
Mrs. Morris Garvett of Long. Mrs. Robert A. Krause (Maida
Stone),
marriage took place tional Home for Jewish Children
fellow Ave. and Sirs, William on Jan, whose
28.
at
Denver will have as the guest
Cordon of Webb Ave. are in Coral
speaker, Judge D. J. Healy., Jr., at
Gables, Fla., for the remainder
To
celebrate
the
first
anniver-
the
meeting to be held in the Col-
of the winter season.
sary, a committee of Alpha Sigma onial ballroom of the Detroit Le-
Beta, consisting of the Misses land Hotel, Wednesday, Feb. 10,
Sir, and Mrs. Harry Winston of Frances Cavaler, Emma Minkel!,
Birmingham were hosts at a din. Beatrice Rosenfeld and Rose Cop- at 2 p. m. Judge Healy has chos-
en as his subject "Parent-Child-
ner party Friday night, Feb. 7. persmith, arranged a
Valentine Relationship."
to be given at North-
Mrs. Royal Mass will be guest
Hoke Levin returned from a dinner-dance
Inn on Saturday, Feb. 16. artist,
three-week's stay in Hollywood, wood
The officers of the organization
Mrs. Carl ,Schiller will review
Fla.
are: Anne Sherefkin, president; the message brought to the Detroit
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lightstone Mary Vinacow, vice-president; League board by William It, Blu-
Gertrude Burke, secretary; Ethel menthal of New York, national di-
of Virginia Park, Babe Weinberg, Dieter, treasurer.
rector of the home in Denver, car-
Nate Rubin and slaughter, Lois,
ing for the children of tubercu-
spent the past week-end in Cleve-
Miss Rose London of Leicester losis poor. Mr. Blumenthal was
land, as guests of Sir. and Mrs. Court has returned from a
honor guest at a joint meeting
Roy Zamsky,
month's sojourn in Miami, Fla.
of the Detroit League board of
directors and Play Presentation
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Robinson
Miss Bertha Mittledorf of 2976
and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Robin- Monterey Ave. left for Miami Group last Wednesday.
son entertained jointly at a din- Beach, Fla., on Wednesday, Feb.
ner party, Monday night, Feb. 10. 5, to visit with friends until
Flowers for all occasions —
the
Dexter-Joy Florist, Euclid 6082.
early part of March.
Miss Ruth Bearman of Cleve-
land is the guest of Dr. and Mrs.
Arthur Bloom of McLean Ave

Sidney Allen left Thursday
night to join his family at Miami
Beach, lie was accompanied by
Lawrence Roskam, who will be •
guest of the Aliens.

Extra, • • •

SOMETHING

Finer

THAT'S

All Jewish women are urged to
cooperate with the Ladies' Auxili-
ary of the Jewish National Fund
to make their fifth annual donor
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Schles-
luncheon a success. This year's
obligations of the Jewish National inger will leave Sunday for New
Orleans, where they will visit with
their son-in-law and daughter, Dr.
and Mrs. Richard Greenblatt.

MRS. MAX WEKSLER

SOMETHING

Healy to Address
League of N.H.J.C.

DRY

CLEANING

{Italian dry atenning I, different — In
that after ainte clothes are inatiaculatelY
cleaned. made perfectly ktettleas — thee
are siren an extra peoreaning railed
%Italian! Thin actually return. the aria-
11151 011,1. lust re, toiriomos of
new
clothIna to the ■ annent. In %Halite Dry
I leaning you get extra

MEN'S SUITS

90c

Railer
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Cleaned and
hand - (Wither!

LADIES' PLAIN
DRESSES $122
or COATS -1-
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CLEANERS 4 DYERS

633.547 EAST FOREST

livery.

Men's Club B'nni Moshe

PRESENTS

Dr. Ludwig Lewisohn

brilliant author and critic in a lecture on

"The Failure of Jewish Emancipation"

Thursday, Feb. 20, 8:30 P. M.

Main Auditorium

Dexter Blvd. at Lawrence Ave.

Tickets 75 c and 50c available at office, Lawrence Ave. Ent.

For Reservations Call HOGARTH 0862

Yarns at Lowest Prices . .

STELLA SCHATZ Knitting Shop

Crepe, 31c per oz. Boucles, 21c per oz.
Pompadour Wool, 25c per oz.

FREE INSTRUCTION

Open Tues., Thurs., Sat. Eves. till 8:30
now in our new location
12142 DEXTER BLVD., near Monterey

Second Annual Ball

Given by the

Mlawer Umgegend Verein

At the

BOOK CADILLAC HOTEL

Michigan at Washington Blvd.

Sunday, February 23, 1936

Featuring MIKE FALK in PERSON and his 10-piece Orchestra

ALL PROCEEDS FOR CHARITY

Dancing 8 p. m. till 7

Admission 50e

The Opportunity Lifetime for You!

GOING
OUT OF BUSINESS

OPEN EVENINGS
TILL 9

SALE

OPEN EVENINGS
TILL 9

Marking the Retirement from Retail Business of

Schor Furniture Co.

Lamps
Living Room
Dining Room
Bedroom
Breakfast Room
Occasional Pieces
Studio Couches, etc.

Savings up to

SO%

Al l
brand new
Merchandise
including all the
newest styles
... and ...

Patterns

Perhaps never again will you have the opportunity to buy and save on such high
grade furniture that SCHOR offers to the people of Detroit in this great sale—
for almost a quarter of a century, the name SCHOR has been synonomous with
the finest in furniture and now that we are quitting the retail business we have
slashed every item in our vast stock for quick disposal.

Schor Furniture Co:

8928-12th Street, Between Taylor and Hazelwood