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O^iyST O XJ X ! New Year’s Oards. We lmve a fine selection of CHROMATIC NEW YEAR’S CARDS, of Novel and Unique Designs. Also, Note Heads, Letter Heads with Mottoes, Etc,, Etc., Etc. Max Stern, Goldsmith & Co., 84 & 88 Fifth Avenue, CHICAGO. Galendsinr us Songrsgnlinns. Congregation Ahavi Kmunah, 384—386 (-lark St., President, Jacob Asher; Sec retary, A. 17. Stone. Services: Friday 7 p. m., Saturday 10 a. in., Sabbath School: Saturday 2 p. m. and Sunday 10 a. in. Congregation Beth 1 lamidrash, 134 Pacific Avenue. President, E. L. Jacobson; Secretary, s. Pawienski; Minister, Lazar Anik ster; t liazan, David Glik. Services: Daily at 6:30 a. m. and 6:30 p. m., Saturday 7:30 a. m. and 6 p. m. Congregation B’nei Avroliooiu. M. Oestreicher, Pres.; A. L. Klein, Vice Pres.; Jos. stein, Trees.; A. Weil, Sec.; Rev. Aaron Yanko, Minister. Synagogue, Cor. Wright and Johnson Sts. Divine Worship, Friday 7 p. in. Saturday 0:30 a. m. Congregation Ahavi Scholom, 576 S. Canal St., President, Jacob Cohen; Secre tary, Theodore Levin. Congregation of the North Side, Dearborn Avenue, east of Washington Square, President S. Gliekauf; M. Cohen, Vice Presi dent; Rev. A. Norden, Minister. Services: Friday 7 p. m., Saturday 10 a. m., Sabbath School: Saturday 2 p. m., Sunday 10 a. m. Congregation Ohev Sholom (Orthodox), 425 Milwaukee Ave., President, H. Ileiins ; A. Pike, Secretary; M. Lesser, Chassan and Reader. Services: Friday Evening and Satur day at 10 a. m. Kehilath Anshe Maarev, Indiana Ave., Cor. 26th St., President, M. M. Gerstley ; Secretary, Ben. Risendrath ; Rev; L. Adler, Minister. Services : Friday 7 p. m., Saturday 10 a. in., Sabbath School: Saturday 9 a. m., Sunday 10 a. m. Kehilath B'nai Sholom, Michigan Ave., betw. 14th and 16th Sts., Presi dent, David Witkowsky; Rev. Henry Gersoni, Minister. Services: Friday 7 p. m., Saturday 10 a. in., Sabbath school, sunday 10 a. m. Sinai Congregation. Worship id the Temple, Indiana Ave., Cor. 21st Street, President, G. Snydecker; Rev. Dr. K. Kohler, Minister. Services: Friday 7 p. in., Saturday 10 a. in., Sunday 10:30 a. in., Sabbath School: Saturday 2 p. in., Sunday 10 a. in. Zion Congregation, Cor. Sangamon and Jackson Sts., President, D. Simon; Rev. Dr. II. Felsenthal, Minister. Services : Friday 7 p. m., Saturday 10 a m., Sabbath School: Saturday 2 p. m. and Sunday 10 a. m. Chevre Schomre Ilatas, Meets every second Sunday at Aurora Turner Hall. President, A. Feingold; Viee President, J. Wachenheimer; Treasurer, L. Lazor; Sec retary, B. Drinkelman. Society of Benevolence and for the Be lief of the Sick, Meets 112 and 114 East Randolph Street on the second Sunday of each month. W. Levy,Pres.; M. Olinstein, sec. DR. G. HESSERT, Office, 107 E. Madison St. Hours, 3-4 P. M. Residence, 267 E. Erie St. CHICAGO. 6.13.13. PHILIP STEIN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, (NOTARY PUBLIC,) StaVs-Zeitung Building, 613 13. CHICAGO. S TF X H27 fH ■ • ¥ r- '• GENERAL DEPARTMENT STORE. Selections from Departments: DEPARTMENT 1—Full line of Gold and Plated Jewelry; all the novelties of the season, many of our own designs, novel and new, and at prices never before offered. An inspection necessary. DEPART -*»ENT 9—A full line of Baby Carriages of Superior Make and Style ; also, a full line of Toys and Dolls, at prices from 7c. up, that will make the little ones happy. Bring them to see the assortment. DEPARTMENT 13—The Finest and Largest Assortment of Vases, Toilet Sets, Majolica, Parian and Lava Ware, Bronzes, which are unique and stylish, and low in prices, bringing them within the reach of all. DEPARTMENT 17—Consists of a full line of Ribbons, Ties, Cuffs, and Collars, in Linen and Lace ; also, full line of Kid Gloves, in popular makes and prices, that will astonish you ; a visit of inspection will convince all. DEPARTi*iENT 18—Full line of Ladies’ Underwear. We manufacture all these goods and offer special inducements as to prices and styles ; also, in children s goods the same. DEPARTMENT 19—In this Department we will open this week a full line of Fans in all the latest styles, Head Ornaments in Ileal Shell, Silver and Gold Combs in all styles, and low prices guaranteed. DEPARTMENT 23—Crockery, Glassware, Willow Ware, Tin, Japan, and Wooden Ware, full and complete, at remarkably low prices. Ovir Motto iH! Lower tlitiix tlie Lowest. 122 & 124 State St., just North of Madison. S. lift. WYMAN, Proprietor. SOUTH-EAST CORNER Filth Ave. & Randolph St. HENRY BERG, PROPRIETOR. 6.13&C. Rev. Ahr. Goldschmidt, 751 Milwaukee Ave., Chicago. The Rev. Abraham Goldschmidt of this city is very much known, and from the highest au thorities strongly recommended to his breth ren in faith, as a most skillful Mohel, of more than 20 years practice both in England and this country.—Dm Cohen, 701 Milwaukee ave. This is to certify, that Mr. Abr. Goldschmidt has been practicing as a Mohel in several fam ilies of my acquaintance, giving full satisfac tion, and that I have reason to consider him a perfectly reliable and skillful Mohel. 0.28.5. " S. 1). Jacoisson, 257 Milw. ave. ■SIMON WOLF,, Attorney anti Counselor at Law, AND NOTARY PUBLIC, <>17 Seventh Street, Opp. U. S. Patent Office, WASHINGTON. D. C. Practices before the Supreme Court of the U. S., Court of Claims, Courts of the District, the Departments of the Government. Special ties — Customs, Revenue, Land and Patent Office, Examination of Titles. July 19, ’78 6m ESTABLISHED 1S55. LEOPOLD MAYER, BANKER, 103 Adams Street, CHICAGO, Does a general Banking, Foreign Exchange and Passage Business. 8®"All Orders promptly attented to. Cor respondence solicited. 6.13.13 ir. FELSENTHAL. Ch. Kozminski. Felsenthal & Kozminski, TRANSACT A GENERAL BASKOS BUSINESS AT THE N, E, Cor, of Washington St, & Fifth Art. CHICAGO, ILL. They Also Deal in Foreign and Domestic Exchange, Gold and Bonds AND ISSUE PASSAGE TICKETS For all German and the principal English Steamers. Invest funds in Real Estate and other Securities, and make collections in all parts of the globe. 6.13&C. CLEVELAND PAPER CO. Manufacturers and Dealers in all kinds of PAPER 128 St Clair St. Cleveland Ohio 104 & 106 Madison St. Chicago Bag and Printed Wrapping Paper Depart ment at Cleveland ONLY. J. Deschauer. Geo. A. Christmann. Drs. Daselmuftr & Christmann, PENTISTS-si Rooms 8 & 9 Staats-Zeitung Building, X. E. Cor. Washington St. & 5th Ave. Entrance on 5th Ave. 6.28.52 CHICAGO. A. L. KATLINSKY, Practical 1427 State St., Chicago. Ample Eefei’ences given, if required. Culls from any part of the United States promptly attended to. My long practice, as well as my skillful method, have acquired for me a reputation that any further command is unnecessary. 7.6.52. WILLIAM ISTEL, Oeffentlicher ITotar, — BESOKOT — Vollmachten, Testaraente, Geld-Anleihen, Lebens- und Feuer-Versicherung. Director des Westliclien HILDISE - BUNDE8 Bester Schutz in Krankheits- lind Sterbefiillen. SecretUr von FI? I ED HOF WALDHEIM, Verkauf von Begriibniss-Lotten und Einzel Griibern zu den billigsten Preisen. Office, Staals • Zeit ungs - (iebiiude, Zimmer 16 und 17, i.12.52. CHICAGO? Max Stern, Goldsmith & Co. .PRINTERS, STATIONERS, BLANK-BOOK MANUFACTURERS, ETC. 84 and 86 FIFTH A VENUE. Through strict integrity and square dealing in business, we shall endeavor to merit your custom. Our work is executed by skilled workmen, and needs no further com mend. Our prices are in conformity with the times. THE Jewish Advance: A Weekly Journal Devoted to Social Interests and Progressive Judaism The Literary Work of the Jewish Advance is strictly chaste. 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