CLASSIFIED
CLASSIFIED
FOR RENT - Newly-decorated
room. Reasonable. 4254 Bur-
QUILTS - Made or recovered
your
own
feathers
or
linganie Ave. Davison 5333.
from
wools. Pillows recovered-spe-
$1.25.
Full
line
of
curtains,
FOR RENT-Bright, airy room
c ial,
for employed party. Joy Rd.-
baby, shower and wedding gifts.
Grand River section. Tyler
Dexter Quilt & Gift Shop,
5-9648.
11649 Dexter Blvd., at Webb.
Hogarth 9050.
HOUSE FOR SALE-Glynn Ct.
near LaSalle. Wonderful bar-
C ONS UMERS MERCHANDISE-
gain. Nine rooms, brick ve-
AT-ISCOUNT
CO. announces
D
neer, steam, two car garage.
discounts on all standard brand-
Offer me $6000. Trinity
ed merchandise. By simply
2-6078.
dialing CADILLAC 2222 for
anything you want in furni-
ture, rugs, refrigerators, stoves, GIRL going to summer school
will exchange housekeeping
electrical appliances, radios,
and care of children services
vacuum cleaners, mattresses,
after school hours and evenings
leather goods, etc., you will
for board and room. Hogarth
SAVE MONEY. Lack of space
2213,
does not permit complete list-
ing but should you need any- DRIVING to Florida June 23
thing, an inquiry will SAVE
and return in two weeks. Can
you MONEY. You get what
accommodate three passengers.
you buy - no substitutions.
Call Elmhurst 6883-R.
Phone CADILLAC 2222.
DRIVING to New York end of
YOUNG BUSINESS AND PRO-
June. Can accommodate two
FESSIONAL men and women
people. References exchanged.
who are interested in making
Call John at Madison 2477.
desirable acquaintances in a
YOUNG
WOMAN would like
refined and confidential man-
congenial girl with car who
ner, write Box 50, Detroit
is interested in California trip
Jewish Chronicle.
July 13 to August 12. Can
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
drive. Will share expenses. Uni-
versity 1-0653.
room in home of small adult
family. Good transportation.
3262 Tuxedo Ave. Townsend WANTED-Young lady to share
apartment in residential. Two
7-8646.
rooms, two baths, pullman
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
kitchen. maid service. Avail-
room in home of small family,
able July 1. Wonderful oppor-
for a gentleman. Good trans-
tunity. Trinity 2-3344.
portation. 3 2 7 6 Clements.
DRIVING to California in 1940
Townsend 5-8632.
sedan about June 17. Can ac-
FOR RENT - Newly-decorated
commodate two to share ex-
room for a gentleman, in
penses. Plaza 9546.
home of couple. 3296 Elm-
UNWANTED HAIR on face or
hurst. Townsend 7-4794.
body removed permanently by
FOR RENT-Large, airy fur-
competent electrologist. Re-
nished room, suitable for one
sults guaranteed. Free con-
or two, in home of three
sultation. Jennie Wohlman,
adults. Garage. Good trans-
10211
Dexter • Blvd. Tyler
portation. Townsend 7-3417.
7-1986.
FOR RENT-Large room with ELDERLY GENTLEMAN driv-
cross-ventilation, for one or
ing to San Antonio, Texas,
two. Twin or single beds. Pri-
Monday, desires companion to
vate home. No children. Town-
assist driving. No car expenses.
send 5-5260.
University 1-6686.
FOR RENT - Nice furnished FOR RENT - To dependable
room for one or two, in apart-
couple, cozy upper income, at
ment of two adults. 2940 Chi-
cost, June 22 to Sept. 1.
cago Blvd., Apt. 208. Near
Northwest section. Townsend
Lawton bus line. Tyler 7-3603.
7-6844.
Espinos and Orchestra at Vacation Dreams Come True cooked meals are served in Jew-
ish-American style in the Fidel-
at Fidelman's Resort
Inn in Charlevoix
man dining room.
To make evenings intriguing
in South Haven
Carlos Espinos and his orches-
tra are at the Inn in Charlevoix
for exhibition and instruction.
Carlos, who is 24 years old,
was born in Havana, Cuba. He
is a teacher of the rhumba,
"Vacation dreams come true"
at Fidelman's Resort, South Ha-
ven, Mich., claim legions of
guests who have made the 80-
acre country estate their play
headquarters.
In the pine-laden country air,
health and fun awaits all who
choose to head for this spot.
Amid new scenes, new friends
and new thrills, sun-filled days
may be played away. Tennis,
golf, canoeing, hiking, horseback
riding, beach parties and hay-
rack rides, baseball, ping pong
and a dozen other indoor and
outdoor sports fill the days of
folks who wish an active vaca-
tion here.
Tired people who desire a rest
will discover that quieter pas-
times of bridge, companionable
strolls, sunbathing in outdoor
solariums and sun-basking are
highlights of life at Fidelman's
Resort. Well - balanced home-
CARLOS ESPINOS
tango and In conga. He came to
the United States at the age of
seven with his parents and young-
er brother and sister.
His genial personality has as-
sisted him greatly in making
Detroit rhumba conscious. The
Arthur Murray Dancing Studio
of New York City sent him to
Detroit about two years ago to
instruct their teachers at the
suggestion of Raoul and Eva
Reyes, world famous South
American dancing team.
The Carlos Studio of Dancing
was opened here about a year
and a half ago. At the present
time, he gives exhibitions at pri-
vate affairs with ninny fine per-
formers, among whom are Pura
Reyes, Lois Gerson, and Lenore
Gonzales.
Last summer Carlos appeared
at the Cuban Village at the New
York World's Fair. Previous to
that time he was a member of
the dance team of Juanita and
Carlos, known as the "Cuban
Lindy Hoppers." Before opening
his own studio Carlos appeared
with Xavier Cugat.
BACHELOR, 40, good appear- FOR RENT-Furnished room for
ance, college education, wishes
a refined young man. Board if
to meet lady, preferably with
desired. Pleasant surroundings.
means. View to matrimony if
3289 W. Boston Blvd.
suitable. Write Box 60, Detroit FOR RENT - Nicely furnished Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society
Jewish Chronicle.
Party Next Tuesday
room in home of small family
for lady. References exchanged.
The dessert bridge and mah
Good transportation. 3289 Mon-
Monuments of Character
jong party of the Hebrew Ladies'
terey Ave. Townsend 5-6687.
Aid Society will be held Tues-
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished day, June 18, at Kern's Audi-
airy room in private home of
adults. Gentleman preferred.
Reasonable. Garage if desired.
2726 Tuxedo Ave. Townsend
5-3356.
Manuel Mach
Granite and Marble Monuments
7729 TWELFTH ST.
Tiler 0-7192
Rev.
Cantor
Jacob
Silverman
SURGICAL
MOI1EL
25 Years'
Practice
Recommended b7
PhymIclang and
lloxpltals
9371
Wildemere
TY. 4-0062
Marriage.
Performed
Rev. Cantor
DAVID
GOLDEN
Detroit's Favorite
51 OHEL
TYLER 6-9190
Wedding Ceremon-
ies Perrot ts/ft at
Home and 11.1 Ap-
pointment.
Stein's Clover Lodge Ideally
Located; Many Benefits
for Vacationers
Stein's Clover Lodge at Omena,
Mich., 20 miles north of Traverse
City, offers a real summer's treat
to vacationers. There is bathing
in Grand Traverse Bay, the pure
air of the north, the delicious
meals for which this resort is
famous, fishing, boating and oth-
er sports.
Stein's Clover Lodge is ideally
located on Grand Traverse Bay,
1,650 feet above sea level, in
the cherry belt. It is one mile
from the Indian reservation, a
few miles from the famous mu-
sic center, Interlocken.
Hikes, concerts and other at-
tractions enhance the vacationers'
stay at Stein's Lodge. It has a
half-mile shore frontage on
Traverse Bay at Lake Michigan.
There is excellent lake trout fish-
ing in the deep waters of Lake
Michigan and smaller lake fish-
ing in the neighborhood.
There is a children's play-
ground with a competent coun-
sellor in charge. Special rates are
offered June through September.
For information and reservations
call Tyler 5-7738 or Lafayette
8830.
Detroit's Finest
Jewish Funeral Home
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for all vacationists, a new pro-
gram of diversion is introduced
each evening at the Fidelman
"Playhouse." In the popular ren-
dezvous, a dance orchestra plays
each evening and a program of
fine entertainment is presented.
Free transportation is provided
each guest at Fidelman's estate
so that he may visit places of
interest in the glorious play-
ground region.
SEMI-FORMAL DANCE OF THE
JUNIOR WELFARE GROUP
ON JUNE 23
The Junior Welfare Group's
rummer semi-formal dance will
be held at Bonnie Brook Coun-
try Club, Telegraph Rd., north
of 8-Mile Rd., on Sunday, June
23, at 9 p. in. Bernie Roberts
and his orchestra will be fea-
tured. For tickets and informa-
tion call Jenette Shorr, Ty.
4-3013.
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DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR
FARBAND CAMP GIVES MORE
Consider your child's vacation as an in-
vestment-an investment in health, happi-
ness, character development, and develop-
ment of a Jewish consciousness. Dollar
for dollar, we ask you to compare.
Rates: $100 per season
$52 half season - $14 week
(Children 13 years and over $2 week added)
Write: Registrar-12244 Dexter Blvd., City.
Phone: TOwnsend 6-9330; TOwnsend 8-2865
SEE YOU AT
FARBAND CAMP
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RELAX TAUT NERVES, RELIEVE
CARES, FORGET WORRIES!
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COME UP TO-
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MRS. MAX GROSS
torium. A variety of prizes will
be offered.
Mrs. Max Gross is chairman
of this party.
Mrs. Sam Berkowitz of Holmur
Ave. was hostess to the advisory
board at its monthly meeting.
Arrangements are being made
to hold the annual donor lunch-
eon on Nov. 12. Mrs. Ignatz Aus-
lander has accepted the chair-
manship of this project.
The organization acknowledges
a donation from Mrs. Gizella
Isaacs.
The public is urged to attend
the annual picnic of the society
to be held on Sunday, June 23,
at Plymouth-Riverside Park. Mrs.
Helen Rosenthal is chairman of
this picnic and is assisted by
Mesdames Philip Shapiro, Matil-
da Kepes and Allan Janawitz.
The final business meeting of
the season will be in the form
of a luncheon to be held on Wed-
nesday, June 26, at the Dexter-
Lawrence Hall.
Charlevoix - the Beautiful - Michigan
Where the cool and refreshing pine
breezes of Charlevoix await you-here
you'll find rest, comfort, excitement,
romance, sport, fun - and incomparable
food.
OPENS MONDAY, JUNE 24
EUROPEAN OR AMERICAN PLAN
RATES FROM $2.50 PER DAY UP
For Reservations
WRITE . . . WIRE . . . PHONE
ERNEST E. LANG, Managing Director