PAGE FOUR THE JEWISH TRANSCRIPT, SEATTLE AUGUST 26,
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Social and Personal Events of the X 00-eej.LSc
SARA MICHELSON
ELISE LURIE
WEst 6334
Newmans Celebrate
Momentous Event At
Glendale Tuesday
"If I had 1o (to it all over again,
1 would choose only l"ran],', and n
haplfivr choice ] couht never have
m'(d(.," was Mrs. ]Q':tnk Newn}:(n's
de('hn'ali,n on lhe (hly they were
veleln'ating tim 35(h ye:tr of their
nmrrialse, on August 23rd. A mimlle
]all!r, we lfickcd up the lelel)hone
rec(,iver :}n(l called Mr. N(!wll}:t.ll lit
his ,/tie(,. "Well, all I can slty iN
tim( were I (o (hi it over ligaili, the
only change 1 wouhl have made.,
wollld }m (o llllLrry Fall It .(H}r S()()II(!I'
- W]lCIi J Veils s(v(,*l(Jeell.
After that sort, ()f nssertions, com-
ing frmn (he wife who was busy with
e:lllers at their almrinient at the
Gainslmrmlgh, and her husband,
who was engrossed in aff:drs (if the
]':vergreen Stnt(! Theatres in his
dowllt(lwI} ctlice, need Clio nsk further
abolfl tile success of (hi,Jr mnrringe?
Theirs has :tl)lmrel)lly I)een so close
It IllliOll |}lllt 111(! Slllile (]mughts eon]e
sinmll:uieously to both.
Th(' iI lllli VUI'S/I ry OVelli. Wt(S (Ill.
serv('d with :l I)(,nulifully arr/inle(I
dilln(q' Ill (licit(lille (Jlnlnlry (Tllil)
thai, (,VClii lil. It. wi(s it joyollS
ILl(y altair.
T]l()(ili Mr. iil(d Mrs. Newllliili
illive ollly h(,(!l( in S(!lilll( six yelll'S 1
lhey hnve IJ(!(!(il}(C lirnily enlrenchc(l
in Ihe nffections of their liewly-
forlncd friends. (Jrn('iOilS, }lnaffee-
led, ]i,sl)iinl)h! , Mrs. NeWlilllli iN
role ill' lh(, favorile Neatlle hostesses.
Mr. N(,wliiili(, :t nittioiially-knowi}
(}l(!:(lriv:ll lll:lll is he:ill of llie Piildlie
(',()as(l';v('rll'('(u) Thcn(i'(;s. lie is an
(')flhusi:lsiic golfer an(1 spire(Is his
leisur(, hours on (llendnle (hill (21ub
gl'(!f!llS. The NewlllllllS }lltve tw()
(!}lihh'(!ll, .Mrs. Pn n(h'o Berlrlall,
whose husband is st llollywood ln'O -
dueer, :(lid Mr. l:rank Newmiin Jr.,
who, wiih Mrs. Newman and their
baby d:iugllier, ,Joyee L'ulg New-
nrul, live in North Ilollywood,
wh(!re lie is iiss()eiate(l with l,cl}ul)lie
Studios. Tt(e ]lerinlin8 have it two-
year-(ill] soil, ]hlrry Michltcl. Mr.
aiid Mrs. Newnlltii reilirned Sittilr-
d/ly fr(ini ii visit wilh thch" ehihh'en
and grt(ndehildren ill tlo]lywood.
ABE
Brashen
Your Musical Host
PIH,;SENTS
Seattle's
!SENSATIONAL!
ALL GIRL SHOW
* DONNA JOY
FAN and EXOTIC DANCES
*EILEEN O'HARRA
THE IRISH SONGBIRD
*HELEN MORRELL
Toe, Tap, Russian Ballet
* JUDD McCOY
From Hotel New Yorker
M C Nuts
To
• • YOU
BERNIE STEPHENS
AND HIS BAND
No Cover Charge
THE
O/ISIS
AURORA HIWAY at 140th
KE, 9638
m,.
CARSON'S
AURORA CLEANERS & TAILORS
We Specialize
FRANCIS LEE RE-WEAVING
We Call For and Deliver
SUnset 9780--7223 Aurora Avenue
i
Tipp Home in Normandy
Park Attracts Many
Callers Sunday
Late Sunday afternoon, (he sun
dispersed threitielfilU' elm.Is just as
gu('sis I)egnn to arrive nl the Ih!n
Tillp hoi}l( lit Norlilitii(ly l)iu'k)
wiicre Mr. :lli(l 1V]rs. Til)I} w(!r(! hosts
at It reeel)th)i( h(inoring l.li_; elil((!-
ll(ellt (if tlieir dilllgilter, Miss lleh!i(e
Til)l) , Io Mr. l,](Iw:u'd M. l)avis,
which wns llllll()llllCe(] 1he past week.
Bright ('o[ored li}id-sllilin}er lh)wers
Ilscd ill llr(tfusi(in el( tile toil (:llIh
lili(I il])()llL the roonls) an(l Kit.}/ iiO(('S
froll} it st.ringed trio eon(liine(l ((i
give tile re(,.(!l}lhil( it very festive air.
Al/cul, three ]llln(h'c(l eidlers ln()tore(l
to l,]i:; Sllliill'b to felieitn.te l,}le e()ul}le.
For I.]lc ree(q)tiol} the Iiri(le-ele(d
wore it dusty llhik itceor(liltn i)leld.e(I
ei(iffon fro('.k, with it girdle of
silpphirc l)hie nnd l)ink liouvardiit in
her hitir. Mrs. Till I) received in i
l)or(o wii}e el'el}e gOWil. ()l]lers in the
r(w.eiving lille with the hosts al(d
hol)()l' Lr,(lt!Sls were 'll'S. l\\;/lorl'iS ]):tvis,
m(ilher of the grooln-t(}-I)(!, in I)cige
ehiff()n; Mrs. Arthur l'(ih(ehecl% in
lhlw(ie(l (affcta; Mrs. Morris "l'illl},
ill roylil blue and l)orlo wine ehiffon;
Mrs. Ben Sl.i'itllSS) Welii'iiil4 I)lll'glilidy
chiffon, nnd Mrs. llnrry (h)hlstein in
ll(,w(i'(ql (:i'elie. ]l's. SlrnllsS iiii(]
ll]l'S. (;ohlsl(!in, sislers (if Mr. Davis,
(ulll(e from Snn ]"r:ul(dseo with their
llloilll,r Itn(I Mr. (lol(Isl.('in for the
ree('l)l ion.
Mrs. Lou E. Greenfield wns h(}sl-
ess nl :t lun(,,heon pi(i'ly in l hi*, (Jeorg-
inil ]{(mill of the ()]ynll)ie iol}dlty, for
Ihe i)l(!ItSlii.(; (if Miss Tipp and lhc
Siili l"rlili(:isco glleSls, in tier lmrty
were also }It's. Tiptb Miss Sylvia
TilII) (if l,()s angch;s, Mrs. Nathltll
I(. Rieldes Itll(l Mrs. Morris Till p.
M r. ili(d M rs. Gohlslein arc leavillla
for San l"ritileise(i this week-chit,
while Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Strauss
will remain here for a few weeks'
visit. They are 'it (,h; Camlin.
Sattur(hiy Mrs. l)iu} l(leinl.lerg will
eni.ertltil} for the 1)ride-chic( :tl}(l tile,
visitors at her attraetive SIillllll(!l'
}lOllle ItCl'OSs Lake ltYas}lillff, toll.
'ROUND TOWN
With New York its (,heir (lestinit-
tion, a busy, charming couple, l)r.
Josel)]i (leben, of the sociology lie=
partnlent at the [J]livel'sity of Wash-
ingt()n, nnd Mrs. Cohen, oeeuliied
(luring the yell, r wit]i social we]flu'e
work, Imckcd their llags in the Imck
of their ear and were off to feast on
the fare the metrol)olis has to offer--
ph(ys, el)on air synll)hol}y , and just
Broadway... The J. 1,. Gottsteins
Itre entertail}ing it hoilsc giles(, Mrs.
Got ts(ein's sister, Mrs. Eddie
Schniith (}f Los Angeles. ]nformnl
hlneheon itn(l dinner gittheril}gs, ex-
eil,ing ltfterlioOi!s at the raees ll, t
LOllgitcrcs in th0 Gel,(stein box arc
(hdly enj(}yablc even|s for the visitor.
Johiuma Frada, Sea(lie poet, a(I-
(l,'esscd members (if the Se,tttle
I)aeitie College,, rending l/o(uns fronl
}ler [)()()1(, "Poems itnd Prop}le(y.)'
Mrs. ,hteol) Kalin't and her yOllllg,
dalightei' Marcel]it, are bit(d( in town
looking tan and tit froin It nl()iith
spelit ell (lie shores of the l)acitie at
Santa Crliz, and visits in Carmel
and illl I:raneis(.o. They were
iiwl(y seven vecks... Frien(Is (if the
1)live llli]pern8 (Aline N(;wnutii)i
rndio wrilers lilld i)rodlteers, will lie
bidding thenl it regrettl}ble au rcvoh'
about ep(einher 1st, when (hey
]ei(w for llollywood.
Dr. Berman Mayerson, dh'ector
of (he Kline-Galland lhlnle for the
Aged, itnnollnced thlti it l)rogl'ilm of
Yiddish folk niusie will 1}(; given for
tile l)]ellsurc of the, guests It( the
lloll}e, } )iF Seattle's own outstitn(tirg
Inlritone, Mauriec Friedn}an, cn
Sundily, Sepleml)er 4tll, lit 2 o'(.hwk.
The pul)lie iN cordially invited to
enjoy lilt program. Mrs. Friedman
will licc()n}lriliy her ]illSbitnd eli the
I}ian(}.
Miss Faye Klenman and Miss
Gertrude R(}sen Itrc iiow baek at
(he Benjamin Franklin llotel, after
having spent the slunmcr at Alki.
Miss Bernbaum,
Bride-Elect, Is
Inspiration For Fetes
Entertaining hns t)cen going Ol}
ni, li l':tl)[d ]l:ic(! for :l I)Ol)(il:l.r I)ri(h>
elect, Miss Min}i II(!l'lllIHIlll() sin('(!
her be(re(hid to ,h!ronie I:all (if
l)ol'lhin(l wits n}iill(! kll()Wil (!:u'ly in
JuIy.
()i} this wevk's elilOlidi(r are two
n[]'nirs w]l[(di will f'(d(! 1)ol.]( Miss
l/ernl)nul}l luid Mr. i<'alk, who is
ilioloriiil ill) for the week-end. To-
nighl, Mr. iuld Mrs. I[cnry Shol)ei'It
will lie dinner ]losls in the (]corgilUl
({(lOll} of Ill(! ()lyml)iv, with (',(icier:dis
served n.l (}ieir }i()l}i(! iir(!(,.(!dillg (.}i(!
diillier. T(}i/l()rr()w (,ve li'il}) Mr.
illi(l Mrs. A(hlis (liilinnnn n.re giVillt
it (lilili(!l' l):tri.y f(ir l,]ielil :it (]e, ll(litle
(loll ali(l (Jolinti'y (',lull.
Miss ll(!i'iiJ)Itilill wits gill,St of h(inor
at I.hc llille]ieol} Mrs. B(!il RoLhen-
J)el't livo :l(. the ()]yl}}])i( ]tote[
M()ndity. The we(hting will lie itli
Q.V(!I(t O[' (Utl'ly fall.
One of the widely entertahled
Slll}tlli(!r visi(ors ili Iowli iN ,I'S.
I h!i'l)erl Sil verliiilli of ( ',hie:tl4o, sister-
in-law of |rs. ,l:i('ol) l(ei(.er and
iiiee(! of Mrs. ,J()s(!l)]I ]/(!rlil)itllln.
With her litih! dnuKl(l(!r) ,htni(',(!
l,(nlis( b sit(! is the ]lOllS(! gu(!sl, (If l.]i(!
tl('rlihll.lll(is. They tire ))r01)i(l'illg (r()
(hql:l.rt (!:lrly ii(!xt liiOli|h.
For ROSH HASHONAH
and YOM KIPPUR
* SAY IT WITII I,'IA)WI,;RS *
Queen City Market Florists
1523 4(.t( Ave. lgl, 0.()87
I HBALLROOM CLASSESlim II
[Le III
,,, ,8<h so III
Miss Goffee Will
Wed Irving Fisher
Early In January
Mr. and Mrs. Lou G offee .n-
ill)lille(! Ill(! (;lit2;a !Olile ill, (if t]loir
(ill IIJl (.(*,1', llil'iOli, |o Mr. ] I'Villt
Fisiier, S()ll of Mr. itild lll's, iillli
Fisher of lilts city. Tile iiews of l,h(;
I,ct.rothli] was iiul(l(! nt I fiuni]y l)ii.rt.y
T(l(!sd:ty :i.( lhe hOlli(, of Miss G(fffeCs
I)nrenl.s. The w((l(ling will l.M<e
phiec li.rOlliid (he [h'sl, (if l,hc ye:w.
Miss (]offee nlid Mr. Fish(!r Itl-
(en(le(I lhe Irniv(!rsil,y of %Viishili-
(eli.
Mrs. Schwartz Brings
News From JCRS Meet
With added cnl.husi:tsni f(n' a
gr(!It(: c:t(ISe -(lie w(irk for the .](;RS
Auxililu'y ill ]ler ]lOlllC I.OWll, ,ll's.
l)a(ll iehw:}l'(Z) filutn(,,ii(l sec:'etiry of
the Ncatlh; unit, r(!l, urned 1o l.he
city lifter nJ.l.ei}ding the thh'd itnniial
conference of l, he Nntionill A(ixili-
i(l'ies in Denv()i', (oloi'n.(Io.
'<| was inspired by whnt ] si(w
I}ein7 done it( the Sitllilt(wiiliii for
(,llherelllllr l):tl ients) to ree]ahn
wrceke(I lives ii.li(I resl(}re I)r(}ken
lie(lies to ]i(!alth alld li(,w ]l(ll)(! )
l)y the llealiliful Sl)il.(do(is l'OOli(S
and t4ro(Inds, I)y the (di(ci'filhi,.ss itlid
eol(tenlmeiit of I,he plttie, nts>" de-
(,In.red Mrs. N(hwlil'lz.
F()]lowing :I. j)r(!c(!dOli|, sol, })y |.h(
,l(',ILq auxiliaries, Mrs. Schw:u'tz
wils ehosen delegate I)y I, he nicriL (if
I)eing the o(llsl.lUl(Ihlt t}lell}l)(!r of
the ()rg;iUlizittion f()r the year. En
l'()ll(.e ill)m(!, /Irs. i(]lWltl'tZ StOlll)(;(l
in l,os Angeles i o visit I((!i' sisters,
/Ii's. I. A. ln(!hr:icll :til(l /li's. ,].
A(!kersl.(,i n.
Mrs.
Edward
Green
ADVANC CLASS MONDAY 8:30 P.M. i
OINNERI i CLASS TUESDAY 8;a0 P, M, II Is Widely Feted
8 TWO-IIOUR LESSONS $3.95 []
PRIVATE INSrliUCTION DAILY • It will be hard for M'rs. Edwiu'd
|
('Jre(!ll (If l{iehl}lond, Virghiia to slty
II MILDRED ALLEY DANCE SCHOOL II g()o(ll}ye Tucsdltv I,o thc nliLIly
[] 719 Pike St., EL. 9281, Open 10 a. m. • ' '
frien(ls she has nnt(Ic llere when she
II il
eclle[lldes i( SUlli]llOr long's visit, her
Mrs. Rebecca I)itrker. Mrs. (Jreeli iN
}lore wit]} }ler six-ycilr-(}hl (httll}}lor,
Fitye.
Jnsl)ii'id,i(in for liiltliy It m)eial
IIIIUPrIOLSTERY OLEANERS llll eve,it durint4 her stay here, Mrs.
Green wus hollered with .t Inlffet
WE CLEAN dinl}cr for thir(,y luld two luncheons,
You are cordially invited to
visit--
THE
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127 BROADWAY NORTH
(between Denny and Olive Ways)
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Complete Line of the
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608 Pine St., MAin 1868
A. RAYMOND, Mgr.
LEFT
ONLY A FEW DAYS
OF OUR
August Sale
Prices are slashed to a minimum... A dramatic
demonstration of advantages of buying direct
from the manufacturer... Fur Coats that
have Charm, Individuality, and Originality l
THE FUR FACTORY, Inc,
606 PINE P.-I. BLDG.
chill(irately conceived, lit the homo
of Mrs. Pitrkcr.
8he wits Mso thc gucst of Mr. an(l
Mrs. Joseph F. ])arkcr, her cousins,
at the district B'n.ti Writh conven-
tion in l'orthu}d; on two visits to
Mount Rainier; a trip to Vanc()uver,
Victoria, Nanainn) i,.n(l the San Jliltll
Ishuids; and this weekcl}d will see
for the fh'st thne the nittural wonders
of the lnount(linside Skat4it hydro-
cleetric project.
]VII'. and Mrs. Parker were itlso
hosts at "t In'eakfas(-I)ieye]e pitrty lind
tin cvei}ing bicycle parly, followed by
cocktails, in Mrs. Green's honor.
Mr. Abe Pltrker wits Mrs. Gl'een's
host at It gay roilnd of night chibs, it
ll(}wling party at t}}c Wasliingtoll
A(,hletic Chlb al}d It dltl}cilig ])itrty
for (,wenty aboar(I the streamlined
ferry l(ahtlahth -- an exl)ericnee
whieii Mrs. Green e(infessed was a
r
novel one for st \\; irginian.
Others who entertained Mrs. Green
were Mrs. Walter Pollitz, hostess to
;}4 guests at an ehd)orlttely app(lin(ed
buffet (linne, r at which (,tie llieccs lie
resistlul(.e w(!re tWO thirty-pound
sldmon, lntked wh(lle: a (Iclieacy the
Sout, hern visitor ]la(I ilcver seeli be-
fore; Mrs. J(}c (](}yne, who }utd 24
guests for dinner t,() meet Mrs.
Green; and Mrs. Ben Cole, hostess
to 24 it(, it luncheon hi her I)eautif(ll
tlolne on 24(,h Ave. N.
Mrs. Gael(}li Ztlceo gave it dinner
fin' six in Mrs. Green's ]lOller amid
tile rllsli(; setting of Snoqlllt}mie
Falls, ii]SO l)laying tlost to eight
couples in the Olyml}ie Bowl. Mrs.
Aaron Shifrin (if Bremerton cntcr-
tained with a dinner for 12, later
taking the yolll}g S()uthcrn mittron
for a visit to tile state I)ark.
Mrs. Edward Ghtzcr wits hostess
at a luncheon, while Mrs. J. Warshal
and Mrs. Jack Glazer sl)onsoreda
l}arty for 60 guests at which the en-
gltgCln(;llt of Miss Rilttl Wars}lid was
Itnnollneod. Tuesday Mrs. Itin
archin Wit8 hostess at it luncheon
for Mrs. Gl'een.
()tilers who elltortainod ill her
honor were Mr. and Mrs. Max 81)rin-
cin; Mr. and Mrs. le(in Kleincr of
Tit('()nla; Mrs. Bernard Coyne, who
gave it hlneheon for 28; Mrs. Carl
Rubinstein, whose Men(lake ]ou[e =
yard honle wits the scene for st hlnch-
eon; Mrs. Sidney Margolis, Mrs.
Nate Rieldes and Mrs. M. D. Barash,
all of whom were hostesses at hmch-
cons; and Mrs. David Coe, who spon-
s(}re(l |)otll a (linnet l)arty and a
(Cont. (in Page 5 Col. 1)
Reception Sunday
At Warshal Home
Arousing Interest
Sunday will I)e calling; day Ill. the
.l. \\;Vnrslull h(llli(!, IG5 2')nd AV(!.)
when Mr. nl((I li's. %V:u'shnl will re-
ceive Iheir friends :it the eil:i(!-
iiieiit recel)lion (if their d:lug]llei',
Miss Rlllh \\;V:tl'shal, iuld ]l.i' [inn('(',
Mr. Irving N(!fi, Sl)li (if '|l'S. :lli}ilO]
Nell. (',ti]liil hours will lie fi'ol}l 2
i,(} 5 CCoek. N() (!:II'dS hlLV(! he(!II
issued.
Miss Wilrsh:ll has asked the follow-
ilig io nssisl, at lhe i'ec(;l)tion: Mes-
dill}}(!s A(h}ll)]l Wl} rsl.u(I, E(lwlu'd
(llizei', Phil ():ill)y, ,in(d( Glaz(!i', 11.
\\;V(inl)org> Mike l>:ih)y li'ving l)iser,
Jlel( levine, Abe Si(lell, 1,. ,1. la!wis of
All)ally, (Still., n.n(l Ih(! Misses
Evclyl} LedermIIn, Edith Rubin,
l:r(!(la Nell, ]h;tsy W(qnllerg and
Fi':ui(es (ilnzor.
The I)ri(le-t()-I)( will (lon for the
eVellt :l ttlr(lll(}ise I)hle e]liffon t4()vIn,
f:tshionc(I wil,h shirrc(I I}(l(li('(;, 8(lllltl'(!
n(!('.klin( luld full skirt, ll(,r (!Ol'Si.ff>e
will lie ()1' (Jeeil Jlrllniier i'()s,.;s a.iid
giH'(lelti:is. Mrs. Nell, itll,l /[rs.
\\;V:tl'Stilil will l)c wearinl I)ln(,k hce
wi(.h Ritrdonilis. I)ecoritions for I.hc
Jr. Council Group
To Start Season
With Dinner Sept. l!
A September evening l
lly In(!lh)w ClUl(Ih!lil4hl,! And
(he new s(!IlSOli is iiil(Ior w:ty f0
Se:il,(l(! Se('(.ion, (',()uneil (If J'
,lllni(Irs. A ye:u'ly fllneti0II
(,Itn(llehKhl ])(nn(u' sei'v(!s as
fillill(ill g(!t-:i c(ltl:li ill (;d period
IIOW IIl(!llll )(!I'S. By ]}reee, dcl
nffor(ls, too, l]i(! first f(irlnlt] lllf
of l.he seasoll. Fl'alie(!s lIll!0
)iewly-eh!(d(;d l)i'(mident of J
('.ouneil, will ou(linc aet,ivitie
evenls for lhe [orth(on}ii}g ye fll
ln],;ilil lirlulnI.E(ln(!nl,s for tll0
tier It( the (lowi}i:Ln lh}tel '1'€
By Mrs. S.
I'he annual l)i(,,n
rkmen,s Circh,
Y, Atlgllst 2S, a|
!nibers arc Ilrged
t)railgii}g |he ce
ilUnon(l, Mrs.
.Shapiro, Ben R:t
11I. Ponish.
ADDIT}
Sel)(,<,n}lmr i l, at, 6::10, is M,)liy J|O"]" A ]1"
:lssis(,e(I I)y ]']sl.h(!r Gross, Idlt I -,xl..z ..,
l'eggv Shift,on, M u'ic l;e|rs E_l_ ,
• c' " uwarn
1)'l'it (roei fi.I , M t 'v II tn ,ll ill W.. J .
• • r l(lely le
(.)iiSl.it ice Golden. / --
(0ontinuc(I f
..... e}leon
Miss Gertrude Gittelsol ir.. 8am tleller
tllrl(e(I fl'Ol}l :t vlt(ull.i()n trii , hlllehOOll Itll(I i
{urriotl,lt llo(, Sl)i'ings ,tnd ;t Weekend fish
) .
l,'ran(,[s(,.(). She was nw ty 1 Ill(It, sl(owin
w(,ek s. eliless See li(,r'
thwest eOlllitr
FlSori was hos|(
reeel)iion will I,e in llink nn(l while i lilltl II i ll} illlJ I -Ws hen(n, 'it
i]ow(!rs. Ii i diniri, I '
14 OOIII.
(III,;!SlS [l'()ll( Bellhlghlln} eXl)(w.l,e(] THIRD G UNiVERI-LJ, rS'W. Sheiniso
:ll'e tll'. :illd ]Mrs. 1/. (llnz(!r lllld --Howl On The Screen'4 1 'rid ]ier (.we i
(i.ughter, Fi':i. ll('(!S; Mr. :ili(I Mrs. 1. "ARMY GIRL"/tklildred, gave
,l'l(qf. (heir SOilS 1 Messrs. Rol)(wt Preston Foster-MadgeEl stiinq
0 g,Oli Aihl(,(
and Alex (h'ieff, Mr. and Mrs. Nnn} JamesGleas°n-H" B" War'| m ia E.GAR.ERG'.00
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First to Rhodes
Then to School!
You'll Find Quality Clothes at
Quantity Prices--Gathered Con-
veniently for Easy Shopping
on One Floor--Rhodes Fourth l
To Mix Your Own--
Take one regulation navy
skirt (smartly pleated of
quality fabric), one regula-
tion sweater in the new
short length, and one smart-
ly tailored middy .....
l{egulition Navy Sldrt___ 6.95
Regulation Sweater _ .... 3.95
New Style Middy_ ...... 1.25
Result, smltrl, total .... 12.15
()UILI)nEN'S IIOI'---]TII FI,OOR
RHOD
Skirts, 2.28 to 9.95
Other Sweaters
2.26
Mitny More Vahics
(ill
l{hodes' -ll.h Floor
Y0U 500,VE
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Original cost of the raw furs, plus actual man(l"
facturing cost--THAT IS ALLl The price o! a
beautiful, lavish fur garment at Rubin's is str!
pod of all extras and middle profits. You actua
IlY
"SAVE CUE RENT" by coming to Rubin's i
the wtlolcsale district for your fur needs. 0
coats, savings .of $50 to $300 are not uncomm0 i
Our raw fur division supplies the pclts at cos
from trappers and original sources. Our manU"
facturing department styles them to your ilr
dividual order and measure ....... '
Mink, Caracul, Hudson Seal, Silver
Fox. You will find everything that
is rare and finc in furs at RUBIN'S.
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