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PAGE 8
CM SEE NO
LET-UP IN
BUSINESS
W. J. Gray Believes
Prosperity On
“ Timtiround
TRADE BEYOND
EXPECTATIONS
‘•Buoyant Spirit of Suc
cess Has Been Ranr
pant All Season*
7?V WILLIAM J. OKAY
rr*«l4ral lta«kfr»* < Nk
UJt Uutrou, in emuu)'in
»lth the country at Urge, ban vn !
joyed an era of unexampled pros j
parity. All I'ical factories hav* m-> i. |
taxed to their limit, and tn conn*
qu«-m«- labor ha* b* en in cot.ri'i
demand and wages bat* l*een higher
With money thus a-pienty there ha.-
been fre<- upending and the ret.il.
iiw*n bants* trade ha.* been beyond
»he utmost expectations. There l
a ps> cbologlca) element In business
and the buoyant spirit of eucre* .
ha* been rampant
The great volume of busin**** J
transactions la indicated by the bank ,
clearings which hAve never been a- j
high a* during the year Deposit* j
in bank* have increased to a high
point and bank reaenres have been j
large Naturally intere>t rate* have (
been low, and thla fact ha.* attr-e. t- j
ed borrower* j(o that loan* and dt* 1
conns at the banka show a lara* I
Increase, notwithstanding which,
however, reserve* have remained
large and at no time haa there been
any acarclty of loanable funds Re
ports Indicate, however, that Large
Institution* have been able to a
great extent to carrv their own bills
receivable
While aome of thla Increased bu«i
neea may be attributed to war con
ditlona prevailing in Europe, a large
portion la due to the growth of in
ternal trade and there ia no reason
why thla condition should not con
tlnue even if the war were to end
The only discordant factor has
been the Increase In the cost of ltv
tag. the burden of which haa affect
ad moat seriously those with fixed
Incomes. Naturally the necesearies
•f life have gone np In price wUh
ail other things. Money in Its or
dinary sense haa last a large pa;
of Its purchasing power. The ooun
try haa risen to a higher general
plane of prices and gradually wage*
and salaries will adjust themselves
to the now order.
While the record of «he ms f Is In
foresting tbs country Ia chiefly con
osrnsd with the future. At the pres
sat time there ia nothing to indi
onto that there will be any change
In prosent condition* All should
. remember, however, that business is
Mks a pendulum swinging. When
the high point is reached there must
W stuns drop Care should be taken
that there be no undue inflation
With proper precaution, however,
there Is no reason why tmalne**
Should not continue good During
the last month there baa been a de
•Mod Increase in rates for' money
and thla higher rate ia apt to con
tinue, particularly If basin**as cor.
tinuee to expand All tn all the out
look for American business is good
AMERICAN STATE
JOINS CLEARINGS
ASSOCIATION
The American State bank wa* ad
mitted to the Detroit Clearlcr Honae
ereoeiatloo. Friday, ite busfne** bar
lac Increased to the extent of tVtf),.
1 #OO clearing* a day. The bank's
fcfbotlnir* show an increase of *
| 900.000 for the year.
Bi'> The rejrulnr quarterly dtviden 1 bf
one and one-half per e»*nl w»* «l»o
GjmeUrnd Friday with an extra cash
■ dividend of one-half of one per rent.
Staking the total for the vear right
tier cent
Start the New Year Right
By Opening a
Savings Account With
The Peoples State Bank
Cor. Fort and Shelby St*
No fads - Just service and security.
Branches for our Convenience
•«h*r and Twanty third. Canton. ror Grat ot.
Grand Rlv*r and Brooklyn Chen*, cor. MHwaukte.
1200 Jafftraon W Oratict cor. Riopeli*.
Michigan Ave and Junction. oarfl«ld cor. Russell
H Washington Blvd Mack eor. Baldwin
Russe'l. cor. Lyman. ! J«R«r* o n. cor. Per tei*.
Cor. Woodward and Piquette.
Resources Over Seventy Million Dollars
Detroit Bankers Believe
Bumper Times Will Continue
■ jH
jlft
1.,» tv.t iToUijicni k*tnut banker* -John HJr -on p*-redder - '
■he Peninsular State bank, at ♦fcejeft. and William ' ray, vice-pres
f the First rtOv 4 Old Detroit Nations:, a’, he i ■
Tlm*e reviews of trad* conditions for the past year - h sonje'hmg .tb.'ut
future prospect* They agree that the outlook t« hrtc.. i’tho Mr*,J- ns* n
warns :.hat there mav be depression in »po»s when war ends
New Developments to Offset
Depression Following End of
War, Says Prominent Banker
BY JO.'JS H /OHS SON.
I‘iv,l4ril i»f l'rnln>il«r *Utf Seek
Unusual proepe-it.y ha? <*-en >our>
for ISLtf. with the result mat the
urrrv a.* a mho> u * n a ‘'"or.tr
and healthy c>>nd.*ion. aside from
the teraptatioD on the part of s few
tc indulge in th • attractive b- t and *c
g»-rf u* speculation.* of the' hour
As to 1917. j am moat optimistic
The financial institutions rrf mis
country havv been working as a un:t
and exercising unusual caution m
the holdiiic dewn of build.ag .ond
manufacturing expansion to neces
sities rather than speculation on or
Qiacoun'.ms of :be luiur*
rhe war will cease some of th®«e
days, the sooner the better, from a
commercial as veil r.« a humanita
rian s-fandpeint. and when if does,
there will LD*;ue«ucnjbL> be depres
sion. but It will b*> tn *pots ra’ber
than over the whole country, ancf I
am certain that there will be devel
opments along line.* now neglected
or overlooked that will eq lailxe the
BUILDING AND
LOAN SOCIETY
GROWING FAST
About three years ago th* De
troit if Northern Fhi.rt!
lag it I*oan association, of Hancock,
Michigan, opened an office In De
iroit fer the purpose of landing
money for bull ling fc<sr,-*, on s h»
building 4s*c<ia»ioc plan Thu
mutual co-operative home building
plan was quite unknown a this city
at that time but th“ merit.* sc I ad
vantage* which it offered qu'ckiy
won fner.Js. :ind since '.hat Mme the
association has Edvanrej. wer a
million and a half dollars tr Itciroi:
home builders, and ha* assisted m
the building of over « *' ijnme*
This pracMr*} plan for solving the
housing problem is so highly appre
ciated that the ifltc* of the assort*
tlon a' No Id Orand Raver ave J*
one of the busiest business offices .n
Detroit. During the pas: season if
La* been furnishing money to help
the building of 50 homes eneb
month, and ha* paid cut about 1'.00,-
OOfi each 30 days
. The a**nriatlr»n has adop’od the
trad* name “Homo of rbrif* bv
whkh It bar be~otx'e wir*rl> known
It* plan of sarin** ha* become quite
as popular aa it* plan of lenrßng.
and hundred* nf tfcrifty people have
opened savinr* fund aocounta »t»h
this assort*’ion. attracted by the ab
solute safety which Is afforded by
its *y*tem f first' inor.xa*ee on
homes, as w«ll a* b> the fact that
tlie-s deposit* ucier the mutual co
operative p!t» op which ’he aa*«r
rlation is oprr°.*ed. ree*i~e all th«
fToflta which the association eirna.
drawing l per real interest, row
pounded semi-annually.
Th» year Ju«t t }r»\rg been
is
3WHlwb&/ V: .*
altuatioe juu r* T 'J* a pretty f.nr
average
The recent st **•* fern* 1 * ' at*’
been a :»le sing ?r. 4 -►..:-«? T
have bfXKifh? ptsuiut r > x
‘fn*f of us* 4a:.* i of ’::• •■'< *•>
aet rich quick u. t.scv >f tu
have found that > ..r .4 fri. Qt: J ~4»
till.leg* »a- sottte'*r. it of a philc.-f
pher *h»*n he Raul ’i f t. •» » .r#
war »o become poor » ~j ' > *rv to
get rich t?u:ck
Manufacturing and comme- ai
bnatne*» Is m a mot healthy on*
alt Ice There are no c•> *r .«••. *»
A> * matter of fact the sho* ;« cn
♦he other foot ?h-->* is a scar.*ity
of raw nxaterlvi an a «■ on*e /; .* a’
abnormal pro- f r the n*ce««i?i» -
The Mtua'soo ;> na.-’.'iU in th*
sro-Id * ►t«tor •• tv* vs a!l b** on
the alert for d«v*lopm* nt* iha' no
?n* can predict < aot.cn and con
«erTat: rn ;n aJ? bus.no*- to v*-s a p e
moat advisable Vl rh thle in rr.;nd
and with ’be cobweb* brushed from
our gr«.- tracer. w* n**o not worry
about the coming ;.>xr
cne of unus'inl proa perl? ' for
of Thrift’*’ and the hlan ** -best •*;
»he end of the war will -bow a
growth of cn- rrri 11:c.i dollars o * a<
practic2.ilv a *r'*w?h oft) pee ren*
in cn** year " H V Haymaker f * th*
Detro-f n: tnafer.
XftW >OfXK PRODI PC
N'EtV \ RK l.<* JO n ...f r'-il!
U” larg*-.: i •* fra i; ’
♦J'- so •.*-
?“M Wt I* * ‘ ’. ' :/* r Ft »
brrr»r . *ntrff i.--\ ** • . f i
muscov*.t--> I'* t< ' • re-;r»<i
firm cur Jouf 11, r. : rj ■ j” y r *•
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The Dime Savings Bank
DETROIT. MICHIGAN
Capital. Surplus and Pr fit ' * 2.200,000.00
Resources - - ,- --------- - $30,000,000.00
WILLIAM L rVTNO PTO VE President r, C. Hit Fit WOOD As 0 ’ CwUhler
GEORGE II BARBOVR Vtr.-Pr- d* n*. , \j g CARNEGIE. Asat. Cashier
CHARLES A WARREN Vice President .. £ PA-RTTUTXiE Asst. Cm abler
PRANK F TILLOTSON, A*'\ Caahi-r ,EO T B^ES r St A,ld;? " r
DIRECTORS
WILLIAM LIVINGRTONE -
<.f.oroe h. BAhßOun
HENRY FORD
james n mckay
BETHINK DVJTTttJ* „*
\rr,USTt'R :m:LT.WAGWf
HORATIO N HOVEY
R H FYFE
HUGH WALLAG»
R. H WEBBER
, CHARLES A. WARREN
Condensed Statement Showing Increase
in Deposits
Commenced Business Va/ 1, tiff'*
May l, 1888 757,840.99
May 1. 1302 1,100.609.19
May 1, 1896 1.818,497.73
May 1. 1900 2,438,599.25
May I, 1904 3,526.359.10
May 1, 1908. , 5,390,083.90
' May I, 1912 10,942.641.78
May 1, 1916. ' 25,112,717.11
Nov. 17. 1916 . \i 28,619,206.83
Transacts a genera 1 banking buinoss. Inters t paid on Pavings deposit*.
Doans made on real estate. . Safe Deposit Boxes to rent.
1 Foreign drafts and travellers checks sold.
MAIN OFFICE
Dim** f*av n* Bank Bid*" Griswold ;«rrd Fort *<’».
BRANCH OFFICES
14'H Woodward 4f»7 Qriftol Ark 7*'* Woodward A vn.
1174 J»ffrr«Qn At<* Oifi Grand River Ar, ns Mlrtucan Ave
1479 roiirtr'Dll AvA-' Broadwa' *o*l Wither*)! Are*
DETROIT TIMES
WHOPPING
BUSINESS
ON’CHANGE
Local Stock Market
Has Banner Year
Os its Historj__
INCREASE OYER
SO PER CENT
Prospects Very Bright
i or 1917, Says Sec
retary Reilly
/n VIVWO.VD tV, REILLY.
%«■< r»iary l>rtr»l< Stwk *»*N»»*f
The isetrc:* Stock etebaakv ts
c’n r.c the i oe; pro perrwis year .n
irjk v ? t«>r> u • acreage in th'* vcl
i ; huMri*-ss handled thru he
.. \. t br'int; rivaled only : >
wonderful of other
~nee of u.»tnee» in IkrUOit in
* * "i*. .6 'barer «'*f p*>«« k ▼ re
t . .e j in on ’h» r roif Stock ex
rUar.av in 1915 th** volume mi r*.e
--* : v> 44»17; f>r ISl*s th** n’.raher
o' -‘lare-* <*;ll approximate 1 Srth.i*'*).
nr :a of .ih> ut 360 per * e n t
owrth* pr* ce iiag year l*r?.* ti-ally
h M ■ f the fV'oei li'ied ou the LV
- • excfcin**** -hi w »rn*atl' en
ha;.''**d vala* 4 * in compart*on with
* a . v , rk* t price*♦ of [V'cmnler I^ls,
1 tumnrn of local inventors
Pa'* 1 r.iade handt-crue prt»flti from
mveatmenta in securities listed on
tbi Detroit ev han^e
The -rowth of tl;e b'. 4 ine«s hand
|< ; th:u the larval uxArket ha.s At
trae’ed nr w listing; in cc*nsiderable
«; . • dur:r.« the pus! veir. the
-» .*•-> of 13 d.fferent corpora- j
n- hat ns be n listed on the C>»-
»r**;t ex'bane** dur.ne th»*it period
•p- *■ <*harcovl Iron Company of
A "i r v •b* * hei ro’.et Motor com
puny, the r>et-oit l mted Railwav
; r.l W K Prudd n i Cos are amort*
th* :nv,*ortar.t 'orporAtions *ho»p
rl * have n lirt*»«i uurlnc
*•_. j» tv hep desirable listings are in
p .« *i r *J < i ..nog \**ar and
i;t f(j the mtjK-rtAooe of the
lociil riArkei * „
The:** has no tncrea»e m the
r.ie'ub**rsh:p of he exchange during
.>,*> p. ear. iu* *rv..tbe fact that
th* hi'..' o' _>• n.embers allowedi by
H.e i *r ition of the ext bank*- was
reach*-*! during 1?16. The las* ra
can? v *nibcrship »a.« sold f<*r k-Vi
hi? a* 'he present time there ar»
I r the market for 110/do frr a
P The small m-mbr
sh p of th° eicfcar.gr ar.d tbr rr*Ht
■n. T‘ -• n 'h- vcfuroA of sy is .ness
have made seats wry valuabU' and
lend an *d<:tt!onal gusraruce to tne
a*ahillty cf ’he mefnb**ra
The %-* ot increase in the tr. dinc
on h* .- al * h *ng hxs n*- ►
r 1 r.< * m the*!* of handling bu»i
n."< and -o \ cleartn* for the itl»v
er of •"•c-jr’.t.ie* frr»m rn*' niamber
• an th* r if ni* feld at ’he *x
change each noon This clearing ha»
proven nvaiiiafle as a time-saver
and .* gr* s;W appm'iared |>%- the
hoi k keeping and cashtwr*’ depart
men'* of the difl< t nt »tock • '
ihauge hou-es Put the great eg t
pruirrwlvs aiep t.«ken bv the e\ '
chunus* during thf p#M year ha* I
Le*n the inauguration of conitnnotia
liadiug MSklotu from !0 a ui . tt
p m eai’h d’i> e*«rpt j?Atnrdoy
xy«'T —’tre si'-smn rlm-.es st nw»i -
Plach hmi Is r« pr*'** nt* and on the flo©»
us the exchange luting these *.*“.•*
un- bv a tr.uler " h<r e> *
*ut<- the orders as rswelved
fom ft- oftt •* V svxt. ni of
ln* *ie telephone- counts ting th»*
4.ft* r* n: If«• »>* t’b th** flin'r ivf V*•
.whir-.,; ak**s jH-'ibU the aim. *t
ai' i.ml i'\i (iitlon <:t an< otdets *#
>c« : ' od b\ a «ti» k exchange li m-«
All ’ l'li *' ft in*i«ried f<*r
!. nils gi a »’r!*ti* cvmitulssion
lu*i« .mil eve-i «a)e mad* on he
r,,K>.r is report* on t?'.* - o* « id <V'e-,
tat: n -hoe ot < * * h.tn and in*
the daily p.'!" - The Importance
of the;e re -nir o' tl « to tnv<'*<
i, r* 1s >• If ev !• ; a 1 e banks and
tnve*t ,r *: ri’i* 1 iv »• •* j, n <jui>k ti>
apprex ate *Ve . S rtages of tav
pen lyitltu
Th* 4 out 100 X for •»:: *s mv brtgh»
en.i the w* ib r- f <ba • rxchxnae
are unanimcu* »*i p*vJictlng that rhe
coming year * 1 *« ** a con’tnmttoa
cf tbe splendid pogiess achieved b v
tbe •tcliang*. du'lne l*>lt*
r\R EQUIPMENT
COM PA N Y WILL
HAVE NEW PLANT
T v I’nivet il tar t
tom pan; with temporary factory
•Lik* - .in announ » ms nr that t? will
be ready to tm« ■ t » *« n**»i factory.
P'.cnk'in anc laiDcis st* rt N>ut Jan
U This comp n« i> mrnuf idtunng
4|**_vt,il bodies, both tn ’h* t.e.nng
und roads?e v t> :•»• i * Vr i- hagsls
The dctnxnd for tht not put w;.i.-
treat last >*ar that t’ was hah ’’
Cupped by !a< k ■' f.w ory •r»*;e. u*«l«*
tc take <-a:e of .n! - ' .< snu'l ix»rt;i*n
of its order- Tbi new f,* tor* «
b* -r.g remodel l 'l i me* r *ne < .*v
u makatfWe.-t ft ’ :> far its rur
(OSes
V h-s\ v *r • 1 r ** •
ou« tt<*-i.ip •! I fre’ght terminal*,
acecrvlira tv rie:n**r» i>f th
they pe.r.t "t *• ’Re '» ! test
* ■(, | ’ p. - ~»>♦ wthin the last few
d»v* a * « r* 'lit *• ,v ' ' '
“The Best Reward
C* H
for havinj; uroiinht well alrcadv to
hrtve mote to do.” Ihe increase in the
number of business men of this r*it > who
are patrons of this Bank demonstrates
be>ond all question how well we have
wrought. We hope to serve you.
THE ■—
Mahonal of Qommerce
OF DETROIT
Boosts Detroit
Stock Exchange
Hn vdflk
RAYMOND W REILLY
• Hi* !t secmtery of she rv*rolt
4»,vli e vnd one of she b*
b.»oetera of the orjcar.iratlan The
bn»ln*«s of tbe etchunff Is tn<*rra>.
•:g be Imp!* an<l bound*. rwflnctlnx
•he »» n-r il prohpt’rtfe
DIME SAVINGS
RANK PROSPERS
TV ** unusual Jlnunr;al *Tt>urtb *f
•«iroll durtnx 1916 I'A.x bern r«'fl*H*t
;•< in •'•* :v» r* *• * ’' ** * -*♦'t •■'
•»' !*♦:■•*• b vein*** h Hk v
;,.< i ir r>'*ril <r <1lv:
iun<i* of on*' r*er r*'D’ monthly " sail
it ,11mm jv:nr'*tr*n' . president of
the bans. "»» pjud a **pa'«'i«l Chri-f
--"i * ! idrnd of ons per *'<»nt and
* a »ij Je*l t' v“** f *> ou; *
flu* find Thi-* Is t h»* •'tmond Uni*
du-inr 19l« that iLi*- «*u baa tH**n
to fh** ‘urpL. fur Iravln*.'
.in ut;J'vtd»-«l j«r 111 of so: .*■
f. * *OO or a.ore T • <t. »♦* a:i* giro*
1 IQj. ”
The ann ini iKton of h*> C! <
7>ta chi rrat*'mlt>. f r :be <**uU
m jurisdiction. is to b»' opened
• - •» • > •• • ■•
•r V nd c
A YEAR OF
PROSPERITY
■» i
’ *
Will surely be yours, if you begin it with a Savings Account in
‘‘HOME OF THRIFT,” the largest, strongest Mutual Savings
institution in Michigan, and keep it growing with regular addi
tions each pay day.
These Accounts draw 5% interest, the highest rate that is
paid by any SAFE institution in Michigan.
3
Such an account is not only a SAFE and PROFITABLE in
vestment for you, but your money will be used in assisting to
build new homes in Detroit, h elping to relieve the Housing
, Problem.
i
During the year just closing we have loaned over a Million,
Dollars in Detroit and have helped to build 518 new homes in
this city. The more Savings Accounts that are left with us,
means more homes built.
“Homo of Tlirift” says “THANK YOU” to all its friends that
have helped to make 1016 the m>st prosperous year we have ever
known, during which our ASSUFS grew a MILLION DOLLARS,
ir 30%.
Detroit & Northern Michigan
Building & Loan Association
20 Grand River at Griswold. Phone Cadillac 4011.
• I i l \ ' 1 , \•• I w f /■' t M ,f ’’l
‘ . . j J J ( . . W ►. I 4 - i •
BON a. S AND COUPONS
Payable January 2nd, 1917. at Office of
DETROIT TRUST COMPANY
BONDS
Detroit and Cleveland Navigation Co*. 6 40,000.00
Detroit Body Cos 13,000.00
Frontier Steamship Cos 20.0D0 00
Tarrar Transportation Cos 13,000.00
H. T. WMion Coal Cos. 2.000.00
H L Bowies 4 Cos. 15.000.00
Millnokett Steamahlp Cos 13,000 00
Canada Steamship Lines. 8. 9., "Stadacona” 15,000 00
Kinney Steamship Cos., 8. 8. “Andrew S Upson” 12,000.00
North American Steamahlp Cos., 8 8 “John P Reiss".... 9,000.00
North American Steamship Cos , 8 8. “A M. Byers” 14,000.00
Ntrrth American Sfamihtp Cos . S 9. “Peter- Reiss” 14,000.00 -
Weat Coast Redwood Cos 50.000.00
Caklte Transportation Cos. 18.000.00
Port Oiakely Mill Cos 125.00003
Cleveland A Buffalo Transit Cos. . .' 25,000.00
Alger, Smith A Cos 100,000.00
Kinney 9teamshlp Cos., 9. B.‘a “J. 9 Aahlay” and “R. L-
Ireland” 90.000 00
Aaeociatlon of the Bar of the City of Detroit 3,000 00
Total Bonds ; $591,000 00
COUPONS
Mt. Clemens Qas Cos * i... 6'a
Detroit and Cleveland Navigation Cos . • 5 *
Alpha Chapter Phi Oelta Theta . .... 5a
Booth-Kelly Lumber Cos.. 6’a
Frontier Steamship Cos s*a
Iron Mountain Light and Fuel Cos 6’a
H T. WUeon Cool Cos 6’a
Milmohett Steamship Cos , s’a
Koen.tier Tanning Cos ... 6'a
Farrar Transportation Cos s'a
H L Bowles and Cos b's
2mada Steamship Lines. 9. 8. "Stadacona” .». s'a
Tansda Steamahlp Lines. S S. “Midland Prince" 6*a
■\inney Steamship Cos. . B'a
North American Steamship Cos., S S "John P Reiss" 6*a
No “tn American Steamship Cos, S. S. * A M B>er«” B’s
North American Steamship Cos., S S "Peter Reiss” 6'a
American Steamship Cos . .. s's
West Coast Redwood Cos B'a
Lenawee County Gas and Electric Cos 5’ /a
Ca'cite Transportation Cos. B’a
Northern Engineering Works . . B’a
. gma Ch Building Co.—First Mortgage 6s
S rma Chi Bu iding Co.—Second Mortgage .. * 4'*
Oort Blakely Mill Cos B'a
B'oadway Market 6‘a
Ar©lme Steamship Cos. . 6’a
Penn Timber Cos. B'a
Washtenaw Gas Cos ’s's
Cleveiard A Buffalo Transit Cos B'a
Alger Smith and Cos. . . ’ i’t
Ssginaw Plate Glass Cos. B'a
Km**ey Steamship Cos. B’a
Plymouth and N o rth vi lie Gas Cos. .... . B'#
Assoc at on of the Bar of th# C*ty of Detroit B*#
American Inter Lake Cos. B’a
Le'and Light and Powe r Cos . .. 6'a
Wiiliamr.ton Illuminating Cos s’a
Total Coupons . . 6244,409.50
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