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With Oetroit
UPPLY (O. y
SEpr'eVsT buildingsupplies
\attrtiuM*!* w .->•*coal &cCOKE
° THE n.DKST HOUSE IN MIC HIGAN
Twenty-one \ears in the Investment Business in Detroit
H. W. Noble & Company
314-318 Dime Bank Bldg. Telephones Main 6026-7-S-9
RIVERSIDU MA< HINKRY DEPOTf
\ •*«’ '• O- alrrx *n. ' | n
!S*ew and Second-Hand [Machinery
L<*l ly Kiguit On Vour Entire Plant.
z:» St. . Phone—East 1532, East !#>.,
INTERIOR LUMBER COMPANY
\\> “p**« i.ip/o in Interior finiah only, ami < arrv a full lino of Knotk
;>o«n Window Fram*;*. Saab, Door* and Hardwood Flooring f*ur wan*
house* ar*- .ilw .it a op* n for youY ln*|>oot|on and will chnvrfully vuak*
vou ***tlm*t«>* from bfv print* If d««ir«'d.
Office* and Wirthouie 668 670 Grand River Ave. Phone Grand 2106.
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©. Michigan Gear & Engineering Cos.
t l iif fll Kind* «>f
t SIM K. SPIRAL * BEVEL GEARS
LET US QUOTE YOU
I'hflnr < he try l«X r Delrnlt
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Jr*-- Puritan Brick & Tile Company
i y i 710 Farwell Bldg
tfljl A.I A FACE BRICK. TILE AND MORTAR COLOR
VlSjl Large stock at all times. Prompt service.
M -217 Phones M 3605
OFFICE FURNITURE |
I.am.for MfH K 1% 111 I'M o IT. I‘HOMIT l)K*«> Y KKl».*.
QREGORY fIAYER & JHOM (0.
f 4 011.1. if MM 4HIL o MtIV X 2 f«
l .l) 4111)0 i.r«inl r I 141 \VM. K. BESANCON Xnrih 73*. Ilmi. IO«n f
The Roberts Brass Nn;. <~o. Detroit,
Hiffli Grade Brass Goods <jjte|jfj>
Water, Gas and Gasoline
STIU C I t RAL STEEL WORK
♦ ,
Trusses, Column* and Girders. Cast Iron Building Work.
Russel Wheel & Foundry Company
itini.K. :r/tu» liMßOir. mu »t
- -
The Phoenix Wire Works
Manufacturer* of
Wire ( loth. Wire Work
Phone Cadillac 3799
Detroit Asphalt
Paving Company
(' A
J. E. BOLLES IRON A WIRE
WORKS
K>»iiM:r:n\ ih:<*i«.%kn« %i»
m \ m » t< I ' II Ina
l lrtntof ( ih« mid l:nrla«nrr«. Iron
Mnlr**n«a. I’lrr Ilrnoa
lldlMiii', Iron I rnrr* anil minor I
■nnitril Iron nnri Drnnar W nrl>, ,
1,, .I—..—-. . n. i. ..... y
Scofield & Washburn
Contractor* and Builder*
Cm pooler Work Os All Kind*
Eatimate* Cheerfully Given
>OO Maple St Cad ?OJ2
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—
LVMBEK. LATHS.
SHINGLES, ET(\
Let us figure your next bill
Sick!.*steel Lumber ('o.
3 hone Cedar 775 116 Forman Ave.
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f ” -■■■ 11
(irace-Harlmr Lumber Go.
—FOUR YARDS—
4Vesfslde isrtl >*>rth*tde yard
Market
tfla hilt till Ik, .. ,
y ar 4 l.nsl elite yard
llemliH-k Z'drt Itlilge 21*4
- i i.i
r '
H. G. ( hristman Cos.
REAL ESTATE
General Contractor*
and Engineer**
315 Stevens BMk.
>• *
Detroit He<itin? &
Co.
JAPANNING OVENS
4fnrhlnl*t» Sheet Metal Workers.
Oopperam U<»» I’la tors
LEWIS-11 VLL
IRON WORKS
Structural Steel
Ferry Ave. Grand Trunk R. R.
Ridge 3420
k
EXPORTS 11
11. $. EXPAND
55 PER CENT
.More Than $5,000,000,-
000 of Merchandise
Sent Abroad
IMPORTS INCREASE
:v> PER CENT
Country’s Banking 1
Business Totals 5050,-
000,000,000
f $
* -4
' I’-ritfl J trf*•»'.*• of the buai
Tii— year fnr 19 J♦> follow* in i*»rt
Nin» t« rn Imndrt./l nn I kM -‘n w«i
a wonderful ynr. but. that <hararter
/uttnn .1 tiiy |i.irt;il ti*
• ■ la *. s t and 11 •.* t Iri'.on thf n
tii. < 'ii: ■ h ,i<irv ll w:»* *ald nf
1• I' 1 1 1 1 ai ■ t.v t tt'.'if la< kinK Ut
il !o i rtiiM' ttiiit v -nr - S<>
•r, I | .. r | 1 | I.
tb. *i>iii . f f< ' litn war demand,
n |,r< ..nt. and i v uii!o ai<J- .f uuantitt*
oit[ ...I muhltioiiN m.l general
rlimili-. -«>M abi«.«it, waa add.<l .’
n»>w «»id r<-'-ord-br>a ktnic ■. nlumr of
in p'.rt urn 1> >f r.iii m.ititialn f<.
f • ‘ out !> dui-trial ntH‘ hln< ry. while
at th. m. t. Hi * - i' ir• •l > d»tn«»tlc
trad*- ift' w I.evtin'i tb> moat ninKUinr
■ lr- in ■ I- ti. r. i Oita anti minu
fa* * :ir* r«
"N. t enough thi h labor or smodit"
\\ ut a . .n.iiinn tleat ription of tiatif
in i in tiiAt ■ > thniout manj month".
K\ • n ft.v ard tb- < I ..f lht» year,
when ti* arlv nl 1 1 r. • were booked
f> !.:ri< in > nMt< ii ki*. id, and •< tne tr>>ti
a rid e!»e: Itn « w>*ll into
1•Ivw11 .■ ni• r .f i oiiT no >d 111> *. nf t -
e ri •• * t new *i• irht«. had ’ ok'-n
FRANK P. MILLER
tNVu TMTTNTS
HEAL KSTA'IE
lini.DKR
I > *•« IIIM IT. HK> l 4 I,a
suite JOS I rer I'rrss Mnildlna
I’ll, ne • adlll.o 21<bl
Si —".....in. —.in
/ACC UR ACT \4^.WSODJ t tnc\
v STYLE ’f V CYE J
Vcomfori / \camamy
kl PAil*. \
| W. E. Campnu, Holden Bldg. I
f 4
Adve Aismg Letters. Multiple
Letters, Mailing Lists
American House of Letters
41* rq„. ff e II Id*
f ad. S. • re r • 1.1 ' .pv fr» Malta."
■l4:tr. U nil Mo .* • ‘Sarvlra”
V - —■ 1'
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Maloney Ca "pbell Realty Cos., Inc.
|UM I r«y I'rt« MM*.
Om ral I’eal Otati Tnauranee.
Two Kbit* investment*
Karma lnvr*t >oiir • pnry funds
m I »*>t- .it H. ii Estate and alanp
foiinit. f’all, phom >r v%rite.
*herVy 1195 Cadillac 5025
14th Ave. (’artage Cos.
44 urk t iinlr«rlol hy l>n», llonr.
Hon(h “nr 4 f«r.
I t I :irge Motor Trucks in
Operation
f.rand h:ui|). ltd fU> n r»er nlh -n Te.
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r RESTKK'k M MIIKR CO. '
K'l t'ls In
r iniah, Shingle*. Crating. Service
4|i, ln df*tf mill 4ar«|
Vlnnoind nntl >ln*nnlta. 44 e.f .400
K.M «t "»ldr 11 filer nod 4 nrd
I'.stt.iavs lliinaell. 4nrtli N
( >nf ml 4 nrd
nrniiMrn mol r.rru.trr, f'nd. IH.M
V_ /
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Detroit Smv and Brazing
Work«
Phone Cadillac 2338
>*rk C-iaes. Machinery and Part*
of All Kind* Welded or Brazed
12 ATWATER ST., W
-
Blaster Board, Sewer Pipe,
Cement, Wall Blaster
11. H. Dickinson Cos.
1140 Fourteenth Ave.
Phone Walnut 2365
V -
Monroe
Paper Stock Cos.
Wh«»|r**ln nnd 11*1*11
Paper stock, scrap iron and metal
machinery wiping rag* a specialty
I’hiinr* t hrrr, IMI.IHI
TH-7H 41 na-oni h-nt, IXI llriiah-«t.
V ■
RUSS EL L '
1411:84 11, f.K 4lt 1)111 VK
4 \ 1.f4 fnr 4t»fnr I'rui k*.
IVrii. for literature,
room w«t ruti ixt.R ro.
>nrtb Hrir.lt.
*- J
Detroit Enters Upon the New
Year Confident of Increased
Growth and Greater Prosperity
Probably no olher Amvrlran fit •
toda> i-ntnr.'- upon th• ■ >fur 1917 wit.
more of a ftnling of certainty a* »<;
what rh*. year hold* for it than I*
troit. Idle predictions are not in*
tag mvle. Indications are beitm
cited and the baHls of (he*»* for»
<oM« i* •‘facts,” the foundation oi
all relinble cnniputation
One of the best ways in which
to Judge wlm* Toruard stride.*' .>
e!t> ought to take thru anew yeat
is so consider of what makoitud*
the city’s aceompTshmcnt* hav*
l*een during the past year. Th
troitem are doing that 4-ery thin
and as a result it i* the gen**r.i
opinion that 1917 will without do n
be the most prosperous the city ha
* ver enjoyed.
This conclusion is being drawn b\
local buslnfbs* men who are nou-c
for their conservatism. It is q v 1
known fact that most of the pn
ducta manufactured In Detroit. *.
a gre.i* extent, are economic n« < <
(titles r
('IoKO observers believe that -noth
ing of an international nature will
arise to scrlouslv menace the pn.
ress this city is making Th*- vvh .
of industry are certain to grin,
with Increased frree as each menu
tolls away, and that naturally means
Krillv tliir Largf-ly to talk I .
in* lnj*-i't*‘(l into the ainmtl<<n. lUri
w-f-r** t.ut few signs <.f a Ut up io
active buying nr Indications th;u th
conservatism so I >n* pr»>M''h*-<l wh
leall> Hctlng as n brake upon extra
ordinary purchasing
All this activity had occurred, too.
deepit*- thi' fact that it was'a presl
d*niul year, on«- also »»f disturb'd
foreign relation* and a period of di-*-
apie'inting crop outturn
Exports of merchandise tofnbd
1 .4*o*l .1,000 in *. ?«111-- excelling thos,
f->r th previous cal- -, la- > ear b\
per ( nt, md tlu*--*- for rh« year lilt
t'V IS* per .eni. lnii>ort« aggregated
IMU’.o.Oid 000, i \(. . vim* i*>l .1 and 101 t
hv .1? per cent Gold imports ngg
said )*>3y oi'" ooc, <uris*suing evinctn
h> ,*oo oi.i, (40,> our gr «s imp. rts of
v -Id during the war have aggregated
• c - i* " ■ , r-d ♦he net - '••. .rt
’ ■ * - - -,> ts hi - r
ehandlse'for the like period were • on
<idetnMy over double •ur pu hase ■*
Hence th*' estimates that w. b ugtit
be k $2.0 10,000 ihu4 of Americant .«>
lurities. nnd n aditilo? l>*'inm<-
redltors for an addition-* i tOn-- t' "
feOo r«f f- re itn bonds --r not* -
4« our export trad*- has grow
fi.0,1- the wai began. It** .rluract*
ha.-* grsdiially changed, rni-l th*- eurl\
large shipments of foodstuffs lia\e
h«e*,me dwarf*-!, psrtlv be Its- of
crop shortages hy lat**i enornt-.us e\-
ports *»f manufactured goods n t -II
-f the-.., by th*- wav, m'in tlo-s Ho
lt must be s.-itd that out* shipments
to Entente countries have fir exceed
ed those to th* rest of the world
'tut gains n fr.ule with the p.rt of
the world ri pence have hardly ev
- . .i miKh ns might have be*
hoped. th<* it is hard to see how .
i-r■ production strained «* it w i
to the braking point, could hn •
been further Increased.
Krrdlts inset! on the new anti vast
supplies if s* ‘lirlfles and gold bn.'
<-\!>in ,, ed nnd th» country's hanking
position has become one of unpnrul
1 eI»*d deposits nnd resources IVtnk
i 1* artngs for 111*1 t -stifled i-» *h«» enor
mous vnhlH-e <>f th* hnnlx'ng move
meet in a total * * $ 2 ,t* 0d o**o.o*io u
nni ner.-r pefor iiinled, .md a g/t'o
of 4n per • nt nv- r the I.MI* high r* e
or-1 and of '-1 per ■ ent over 1911.,
If the normal, excess of hunk tr.inc
actions over clearings In loading
cities, two and one-half to one, |c r
ga i dr-d as a guide, the country total
hanking tunes-; |n 191(1 wa, casiT)
• HSfl.ftO’i CIO uoo
Stock spc- 'iiaMon wns more activ
than for a decade, total sal* s !n th'*'
N*-w 4 *>rk iixchang- apgr* gatl ,i*
232,ifWVon-> shares, a gain of :tu per
cent on 1915, five time, what it ve
in the •closed year 1414 and nly 14
p< - *. nt I* .is than in th*' r> •• *r * I
year lion Mon*ls sales aggieg'ti.rl
$1 ififi.tio.iti (i a total sh' wing » g«ln
of fX pel cent over 191'-. ;tr.,i ■ -
only to 1909, compared with wh -h
t ear tri,e k -jrr*rrerr--f' II "*( !■*♦)"*
Government h*-nd sabs, t- t'r*
large foreign f! -tntlons. *ni s tit
as active a i in I'* J 5
M.,nev wos i*-v until fovvarl '
close of the V ear. nnd >1 b ' '
w- re good, w-ifn many ot,| t- t -tin*.-
Ilautdated. esp--oially in the south
Kailure* for the year, reflect Ing the
final closing *>ut of old. crl; p • and * <n
cerns and of new ventures lrcn
flrlently provided v\ tii exp- rl* n
• apttal or other requisites w< ••
tn number second t-nly In fact to
“Resolution Day ”
By D. E VELOPER
It Is nftrn said that new vear rnsnlutlons arc rnndo Just to be
broken. The city of Itctrolt, however, hns in a wnv made » resolution
which, Iji th«* form of past an ompMshm* >♦•. '-n- *'OH*icpf. « certain
things for the coming year that will, without doubt, materialize.
Detroit hns resolved, thru it* btislimsM, tndusirv .u i stih equenllv
thru Its people to makt* 1917 tlm mo«l prosperous vear in It: history
The fulfillment of this resolution Is inevitable, by natural causi -but
unity of thought and action tow nl the same end bv the entire populate
will stimulate ihe movement and facilitate the «I in b to the I 00 ’.004*
population mark. The 1917 record sheets w itt xhow unprecedented
business and industrial achievement*.
tFfovtWD
°WATER PROOF PAIhTT
PUSTICSUTE,CRAV r EL.SUC4ILE ROOFING
ft , Tt ?6£tUnro<iiAwt £ CU /Uin*%\ Sr
H OftSOIT, MKH
jVoONMY icHßZiHim. Srcy « 7W«.4.
DETROIT TIMES
• n incr: ived c»n
tlurirfg ttiu next year
Mould e.i-iiv outstrip every prrvl
ai mark In point <»f quantity and
\ -lue Tin ia t year’* building ac
iti*‘s h.tvt been remarkable. Ac
rding to K. ’/. Wroblewski. statis
lonn tn th* city department of
i.titling, figures show the total
ilu» of Imild nK for the preshnt
• ar up to and inclusive of Decem
ber jr. (o be sao,3*l2.ttif>, as against
'"2,235.firi0 for the entire yepr 191f>.
This i« an inciease of ? 1 R.0'.)6.91 ♦»
•ver the previous >enr. while the
:< rc,u-i- in the number of p« nnits
• tied is the total number for
’*> having keen k.9t)ti.
While building Ins progressed at
record pact-, th*' supply of houses.
••■i r* h< It- has fallen consider
•;> below the do fcmd. creating the
-ent house congeatlon. This is
*n as an* Indication that 1917
’hiding activities will break all rec
ords.
Bank clenrinT!' have at
•'*i< D a rate as to sir the admiration
the whole banking world lie
i or iitrr*at"d tremendously,
the total on Nov. 17, the date of the
t compiled statement. b**ing f.V.1,-
,LI7. At that time ihe increase
. deposits in four and one-halt
months had been 934,168.088.
1'• 1.-, fr,.m whu.'h they ds-’rca"<*<l 13
l--r iint -ut tl.i r.i’ity **f imp -rinnt
sti'r-'M-lnn? J x shown n the vobinie
of liabilities t>. n,- ih-* smallest with
on •■'. c.'pt inn in 1 409. T 9 p-o * eni
1. * '- - w 15*15. and 1* ys than half those
of 1914
The *-rop outturn was not In k* ep
.*■ i- , " i I*, | mr-nt.s, a* <1 to
th*s --nun a* mm h a.y to active fi-i
. I. .)>' Tt.il ixi •!• fi>ir *to- n-'W anil
ili*7\ h*igh*s ren*‘hed bv man> cum
n>o*iiti* r T!-:it -i *’ -it th*- T'ri--*' id
\ nm-f to i A's- "
ma.i-' possible b> chiap HnU abundant
i immi >. -win certains, hut that wh' it
Yield." ;ind unexampled a- mand ' • •
•M. ti.-i n cause* hardly requires
proof
Building Shows Up
The last week of the year nrit
orally failed to bring out much new
wflrk from the offices of the archi
tects. according to the report of the
Builders & Traders Kxchang*-. H'»w
ever, there were a number of fair
sized projects, including a ware
house. gar.ice, school house, and
ome other'new structure* of trio
diuni size. The prospects of new
work for 1917 are very good, based
upon the reports the architects hav**
made concerning ih* plans now un
der preparation.
Builders Plan Big New Year.
With the c b-siug of the year and
tit* « -t-iblif iiinu of nn enviable build
ing record for this year In Detroit,
the Builders and Traders fOxchaJigo,
whose members naturally had a
large iurt in the amount of build
ing which went to make up th* to
till, is planning for greater things
in 1917. Tl,< i*»rman**nt building «-v
position will be materially changed,
as far :c some of its larg* r exhit*:'
are concerned
The- Gulf. Sabin** A U*'d River
railroad a 100-mil* line eonnecting
Orange, Texas, and Francis, La., is
to be opened for regular freight
and pa»seng**r traffic today.
Control of th*- state government
in Michigan will he restored to Hie
H* i üb»lcan~ t >dav wi*h the Inaugu
ration of Gov A U Slot per and
other tn*e officials chos«*n- at the
November election
Children Ory
FOR FLETCHER ?
OA3T O R ; A
LUMBER MEN
PLAN DISPLAY
Service Department to be
Installed in Guilders' Ex
change Free to Public
The Fletr«»lt Lumber Dealer*’ a*
fociation is planning an elaborate
campaign in Detroit and vicinity for
•In advocac> of wooden construction
according to ,1. F. Deacon, secretarj
of |he aasociatidn. who went to Chi
cago recently for u two-day confer
»nee with off rials of the National
Lumber M intnacturers’ association,
on the best nieiiioda of advancing
the lumber industry in that terri
lory.
Before his going to Chicago. H S
Sackett, forester b»r the national a.«-
social ion. spent several days making
a survey of conditions in Detroit,
aud a comprehensive advertising
campaign has been planned as a re
sult.
The lumber dealers’ association
has already arranged to install a
comprehensive exhibit in th* Build
ers’ exchange, in the IVnobi <ot
building, and establish a service de
partment. The department will be
organist-" t with an expert in charge
to give free ideas and sugg* stions
to prospective bund* rs, and the es
stniiil phase of the entire project
will b«‘ the advertising of wood in
the abstract, not the promotion of
any particular hind
Newsi ipr a I\*>rti-inn was vlrong
lv advocated by the* Chicago man.
who told Mr. Deacon Dm( tne now:-
papers were the first essential in
reaching th** public with the offer
ings of the lumber industry.
The De troit lumber dealers’ sam
ples will include all commercial
American woods In panel form, lit
erature on model building, and either
speh material, but th*' great esse-n
--tial of the new department will lie
its service department, whlcn will
be> opened about Feh 1.
Builders to Hold Annual Meet.
Tim annual meeting and election
of directors of the Builders Ac
Traders Exchange will be held .lan.
2 in the rooms of the* exchange.
It* ports of th*- odicers and oth*T
matters **f Importance v\i 11 be under
< onsideration an*l offon* are being
made to bringTogethcr a large num
ber The eve hange now has 530
memberships
Builders Enjoy Xmas.
The Christmas celebration of tnc
F'uilders & Traders Exchange
brought out 0 i good sired representa
tion of members Numerous presents
wer« passed back and» forth.
THE
Pere Marquette
Railroad
wishes its patrons
and the people of Michigan
A
Happy and
Prosperous
New Year
. .i- .I. .
I • WIRE FRAMES '
fur
I.amp Shades K Floor l.amps
*>l*e.-lnll» !.«*»» Prices Non.
WM. K. HIKLSCHER
WIRE WORKS
Tlilrel floor. IftKl nonitotph.il.
, ... ... ■„ N
Tullar Envelope Co
s
4.*» Congress W. Detroit
.. .. i
PATENTS
llnrlbrl, I Inndrr- A nnrlhrl, s*»-
ll' lli*') of t . 9. and Karris n r*l
rnl%. sii 11#- lliv(|| Hirhl M|,..k Ift
WELDING!
SMITH HAMBURG SCOTT CO.
Grand 635 690 John R. St.
— /
Robert Candler Cos.
ROOFING
411 Kind" of Hoof llrpalrlnK
IMia-IMir, llranhlrn-al., nr. VVarrrn.
I'hotir 4 ndilluc aiau.
4
\ I
PFEFFERL SIGN CO. "
SIGNS
Electric Commercial Advertising
213 Fust .frfTrroon Arc.
Cadillac .12IS
HAVERFORD CYCLF] CO.
2s« 44 001)44 ARD A\K.
I'amoua Hrnilcraon 4-fyl. Mater
i'lclc. Illcyclca •« xrry loir price*.
4 am |-letc Mock of all motorcyrl*
and bicycle accennorlea.
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Detroit. Mich.
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