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TYESI) AV . F K DKUARY 13, 1917.
- a. i&±.
?sa ff ihSr'^EE^lajß
— "
THE OLDEST HOUSE IN MICHIGAN
Twenty-one jears in the Investment Business in Detroit
H. W. Noble & Company
311*318 Dime Bank Bid#. Telephones Main 6026-7-8-9
v .. ■ —■ . " *
INTERIOR LUMBER COMPANY
W* specialize in Interior finish only. and carry a full line of Knock
Down Window Frame*. Sash. iwmrs and Hardwood Flooring Our ware
house# arc alwai* oi»cd for your Inspection and wo will i heorfully make
you estimates from b' .e print* If desired.
Office* and Warehouse 6656-0 Q and River Ave. Rhone Grand 2106
—»V
Michigan Gear & Engineering Cos.
fosj SPI’H, SPIRAL & BEVEL GEARS
WW LET US QUOTE YOU
efcnwr Ckerry tax DefrwH
cr Puritan Brick & Tile Company
/ . ?« 710 Fa-well 3idq
tdiil FACE BRICK. TILE AND MORTAR COLOR
‘Mb. jI'JIA Large atock at all time* Prompt service.
- M 2217 Phones M 3603
OFFICE FURNITURE
1.1H1.t wr «riH K IS 111 THO IT. I*llOVll*T IM I lVflllKl.
QREGORY [jAYER & JHOM CO.
I AUII.I.AC «m tHK. Mils SMC
ehi K h Valley ANTHRACITE—CrystaI Carbon COKE R
lllli*. firm nd 71V* \VM. E. BESANCON N oth Tat*. llhh tnna R
The Roberts Brass Mir,. (;o
Hiffh Grade Brass Goods ?
M for Steam,
Water, Gas and Gasoline
STRUCTURAL STEEL WORK
Trusses. Columns and Girders. Cast Iron Building Work.
Russel Wheel & Foundry Company
niIM.K T2«o DKTROIT. Mir K.
<ii - 1 " "—.I ■ ■■■■' i.. ii *
The Phoenix Wire Works
Mjnufacturer* of
Wire Cloth. Wire Work
Phone Cadillac 3799.
I Sheet Asphalt Rave merits—M
Asphaltic Concrete ••
| Mastic Floors— J
MISS DETROIT
CIGAR_Sc
THE CICAK THAT
C MAKES YOUK
NICKEL WORTH
A DI Mfc i
- ( *.#
J. E BOLLES IRON * WIRE
WORKS
nMHIMRN* 4NII
«MM Ml n HKIH
» •!*-> *«4 Ir«»n
Uli itii. ftc
'lall Irna »«(•»• •««! wl«r»l
-lan* « (rrkllfrtaral aatl Oraa
aimtal |r«a and llftaaf Wark.
e—■— '
Scofield & Washburn
ContmrtorH nnd Builder*
Carpenter Work Os All Kleda
Estimate* Cheerfully Given
10 0 Maple SI Csd. 7% 32
U MBER. LATHS.
SHINGLES, ETC.
Let us figure your next bill
Siovlpslecl Lumber Cos.
3 hon« Cedar 775 11d Fo.'man A/a.
Grace-Harbor Lumber Cos.
—FOUR YARDS—
w f.uMf rarrf Mnrlkatdr yard
... » MsrWet 5*?5
IHaklind I’k. _
, ar) l Ea«t*ldr yard
llrmlm k 2MTt Hld«r SIM
> ■■ ! ■ n ■■ ■ a—
H. G. ( hrifitman Cos.
REAL ESTATE
Geneml Contractors
and Engineers
!Hf> Steven* Bldjf.
Detroit Heating &
Lirhtin<r Cos.
JAPANNING OVENS
Vlai lilnnla Khm Mrtnl Wnrkara,
i’n|ip.r»nill ha—• (Hat era.
--■ ■
LEWIS-HALL
IRON WORKS
Structural Steel
Ferry Ave. -Grand Trunk R. R.
•Udge 34 20
0. $. BANKS
FORTIFIED
FOR CLASH
—Hr.SRY tI.KWa
Any Necessary Loan
Could Be Easily Made,
Says Expert
NEED OFHALF
BILLION TALKED
Stock Market Weakens
Under Much Liqui
dation
Henry flews' New York financial
'etler says:
"The continued weakness of the
atock market Is significant. Ijr-t
week It has been largely due to for
eign liquidation Such decl'nes are
usual before the beginning of hos
tilities partly as a result of timid
ity and sometimes In order to an
’MpMe necessary war financing.
*n this caae there bits h**en e»ten
a've foreign sell'ne. ho»h British
-nd Herman. The H-ltlsh se'Png
♦>a« * e to the paylnT of demand
10-n* from pr reeds of the recent
t'sonndooo loan. This transaction
releas and c-'n-lderab’e collateral
w Hch has b* »-n steadily offered for
sale
"T v e most Impo-t-nt source of
weakn'aa, however, was rrobably
from Herman sources The result
of German selling was dlst'nctly no
ticeable In foreign exchange. Marks
advanced sharply to over 7t>. owing
to the demand for remittances. It
being understood that fully 75.000.*
000 marks was purchased last week.
"Previous to this foreign selling,
the market weakened on expectation
of a cessation of war orders, which
are hernm'ng less frequent and less
profitable than In the early stares
FRANK P. MILLER
IN VKSTMI7NTS
REAL ESTATE
Rt’II.DKR
n«l n kV K. HKNTAI.B
SvlCr TO*. Krrr I'p... HalldlnS
l’h-ne Cadillac 5100
i ■■ ■■ i—.
ACCURACY\d - k/SCTOCTIFK'
STYLE JT f EYE
CMTOPT/QUICK \eXV«UTOB i
W. E. Catipau. Holden Bid*.
Ilplnmftrlal aad Mfg Optlrtaa
*
baloney Campbell Realty Cos.. Inc.
IWM Free Prraa Dld(.
Oenrral Ileal F*ta»«. Insurance.
Home*. Tarn-Flat* Investment*
Karma Invest ynur spare fond*
in I •rtrnlt Krai F.state and sleep
sound Tall, phone or write.
Sherry 1195 Cadillac 5025
Mill. I I——.
d****" 1 " ‘ sii-iaa.aai aa ,
14th Ave. Cartage Cos.
a.rk ( .alrarlrd by l»ay. Hoar.
M.stk or k ear.
14 Large Motor Trucks in
Operation
Grt«4 tSM. 444 l'oarUf»th-avp.
11 !!■■■!■ I I .
RESTRICK LI MBER CO.
Karel* in
• Intah, Shingles, Crating, Servlca
kfala Ofirr and lard
Tlsfosed and Ms«nolla. Meat an*
Baal Mlda order aad \ ard
I3NS-ISM ISaaaall. North 8
taatral Yard
VWaabtea aad llrrwitrr. ('ad. 4WVI
■
Crack Cylinders
Broken Machinery and Parta
Welded
Detroit Saw and Brazing
Works
Phone Cad. WH. 13 Atwater At. W
■ ■
f '
Blaster Board. Sower Pipe,
Cement, Wall Plaster
H. H. Dickinson Cos.
1140 Fourteenth Ave.
Phone Walnut 2355
- ■ *
Monroe
Paper Stock Cos.
Whol-aala and Itatall
Paper alack, sera* At*a and metal
machinery wiping raga a apeciatty
Fk.s.t ('harry Ml-11l
ra-Ta aar>mk,t. lit Hrw.fc-st.
*
RUSSELL
INTKTtNAL OKAS D3IVI
• A XI.KN far Motor Trvrhs.
Write for lltaratura.
HI t«KI. NOTttn AXt.K <tk.
North lirtr.lt
“THE GUARDIAN”
The interests of the nation must he safeguarded. Likewise, must
the Interests of la-troit be protected.
Millions are invested In I»etrolt by the wage earner and the capi
talist. These Interest.*, the city’s Interests must be guarded At this
time therp Is no better guardian than concerted thinking by the whole
populace on a calm and broad visioned Imhim. Iton't be hasty! I»on‘t
be Impulsive' Weigh the conditions carefully and remember that De
trolls most reliable business authorities sav that the wheels of industry
will continue to grind, the payroll will not shrink and the principal
effect of the condition will be "purely psychological."
of the war To some extent the
stoppage of foreign munition orders
will be offset by domestic order*
from the American government for
preparedness. Some of these con
tracts are already being placed, and
In event of our entering the war
such orders will of n*»ce*slty ac
cumulate more rapidly.
“To cap the climax In the secur
ity markets th*-ro Is a strong bear
party which, encouraged by a auo
rensful campaign of several weeks.
Is disposed to push Its advantages
to the utmost. When peace nego
tiations begun the market was heav
ily overbought. It is now In equal
danger of becoming oversold, in
which case a sharp rally would fol
low any favorable news, or when
the unfavorable has been amply
dlt count* and
"Aside from the war. home con
ditions are gene-ally fnv''p , b’e.
Trad • Is in sound condition, but
much hesitancy prevails owing to
the rrent uncertainties of our Inter
national relation* The steel In
dustry Is fully rceu*'|ed and seems
assured of abund-n* order*, pe to
or war yet hesitation Is narked In
many direct I n* a few con
cern have off.-p and their estg* h'h
• <n“s to the go ernmont n case
f »ir. anu the mobrignt'rn o' In
dustry to a war bi-.ls wou'd he ef
f ct-d with merh bss de-an? nent
th n two or three years ago.
"Our textile in !u u tries are equal
ly perplexed as to the future. I.arge
orders for woolen '• *ls are expect
ed for the army, hu* manufacturers
are st a loss a-* to the securing of
wool supplies which are scant and
dear. In event of war. the gov
ernment will probably commandeer
all American roxn wool.
"Transportation Is another serf
ous problem—lhe deranp* ment of
exp- rt trade, freight embargoes and
scarcity of cars adding to the
trouble* of shippers and manufac
Mirers, Whether the gn\ ernnt* nt
would undertake control of the rail
roads in case of war. is a matter of
conjecture As yet there |> no np
parent need of surh a step it may
be taken for g-anted. however that
In order to facilitate mobMtzst!-*n.
our government will take on many
of the activities in productl >n and
distribution w-hich were forced
upon European governments a.s war
mtasures
"From the economic point of
view, the hieh cost and sca-city of
raw materials Is becoming .an in
crensine’y serious matter The
same Is true as to labor M*\an
while, profits In many eases are af
re-dy seriously threatened bv ina
b !lty to ehrek growing expen *•*
and an Increasing unwillingness of
e~n*upte s to pa? current h'rh
pr'r - which ere al*eadv beginning
to visibly rheck consumption.
The m< ney market
pllrd with ’osnabh- funds and raft s
are easy. A government loan to
the extent of $'00,000,000 or mor* Is
talked about In case of war. hut
these figures, which are no! offl
clal, create no uneasiness among
hanker*, who are confident that any
necessary loan would be ea«llv and
promptly taken. Our hanks are in
January Building Increases More
Than 62 Per Cent Over January
Os Last Year, Says Wroblewski
“Indications at the present ttm*-
are that 1917 building activities wih
smash all previous records posted in
Detroit." says Edward Z Wroblew
ski, statistical clerk In th** cit> d<
purtment of building
“In the month just pas«ed now per
mils total**! .yj? »Hh a valuation »
f 2.919,&*>0 ( and addition* t cr»- 1
lor per.nit* and $295,7.’.** in vain*
This represented i total Increase of
more than 62 per c»*nt ov**r the fly;
t:r**s for the corresponding month
in l'.*l*>. Th** figures for January of
last year were as follow *. V v
work, permits 391. value fl.*’76,:t*
additions. permits 94, vain** f.'HKt.ot
“This Is most encouraging and ■>
the same time significant bwcau**
In paat years building activities h.*v*
ne*t sht.'wn such n rt retard rrpwvre
tendency ao early in the year Th*
present winter has proved an rv
option to the general rule bcausc
building has been continued rich!
thru the frigid months on a much
larger acale than heretofore.
“Judging from past experiences
It Is expected that for th** net*
month the oieratl *ns will be ab >u'
on a par with those of the same pe
nod las* year. Up to date, this
DETROIT TIMES
an exceedingly strong position, as
evidenced by the low rates of dis
counts prevailing In all pan* of the
Country. The federal reserve sya
tem Is working admirably and has
strengthened Immensely our bank
ing resources."
BUILDER >OFF
FOR ATLANTA
Special Train Takes 125 and
Friends South For Conven
tion and Sight-Seeing
A special train chartered uy the
L’ullder-*’ fr Traders exchange carry
ing about 12.7 members and their
friend* to Atlanta to attend the ron
veutlon of the National Builders £
Trader ’ exth nge-t. left Detroit Sat
urdi n ght. ihe iru.n c-nsiated of
rlx couches.
St: the part) parsed thru Cln
rln;. . ..ni lxuiisvllle, stopping at
th* 1 *• r city a short time, l^ler
the* \ it* -1 th* Ma moth ca\e.
fh* > Fire sp* tid n< Monday In
i t ft n .a. Tenn . .< . n; va.ious
»c* ii po:nt.-, including S Fill la>«»k
-out I.iouni.tin They w I! . .. e Chat
t.ui*. gi ;i uiidnlglit, urri n ; in At
lantf* Tuc and. y morning. U.e, wi.t
sp« fi 1 W* dn> day, Thuritdt. und a
p.ar» *if Frid.xj in At.an’a, *e.i\in„
there h out noon for Montgomery,
Ala . and F’> n acoln, Fla.
Th*.. will arrive at New Or>an*
Saturday morning, remaining there
Mon ; . Tuesday and Wednesday,
leaving « irly Uednt sday morning
for th*- 1 omea.iid trip. There wit|
he an ni »< r of stops g :ng north.
NO BREACH “TWIXT
WILEY AND THE
NO-BOOZE LEAGUE
LANSING. Mich.. Feb 13. - "The
story thiit a br*arh has occurred
between Rep. Wiley and the Anti-
Saloon I* .* :u*, absolutely with
out foundation." declared Grant M.
Hudson superintend* nt of th**
leagu . loda.i " I’h* r*- has not been
« * n titsain-um* nt about details for
dry legislation."
“Talk of ;< si lit In the dry forces
of th*- legislature is positively
-i! y," sad a in* mb* r of the house
liquor committee, to which the dry
bills have b*-en referred "The com
mltt. emcn nr*- studying the hills by
stations Find coll ct'n’ »ll poaslb'e
intormatl *n. pr pa >.tory to the
public h*-arlngs, w hl* h will tal e
place before a report Is made. The
dry majartty In the house Is try
ins to determ'ne up n the best pos
sible bill, ami that is the kind that
will be passed "
la (laklnnitilr II mon-In <-«. anliaa
anil *<krr up-to-tk -r Inule motor
cars departed with thetr leads of
men anil women from a concert In
Vr.adis th** other night, sn old
fa«hl >nnl -comfy" l>af k, dtaw-n by
m pair t>( winter-* *at <1 h-y- stop,
pr *1 leisurely In fr*>nt of th* «*U
door, the only vehicle of it* ktn i
sc-ii in -ex era I seasons at a con
.rt hall or theater doer "Grawious
goodness, I should think they
would hire a t»»\l." exclaimed a wo
man whose elat< >ra*e evening gown
was hidden beneath a «uatly fur
coat.
month, the permits uasued have been
about even with those of last Febru
ary noth In number and value Many
builders and contractors predict
that the building campaign will be
gin to rather impetus about April 1,
and that the t* nlenrv will then be
gradually upw trd with the maximum
•if acfivitip* in Lit** summer •
“Home build ng undoubtedly will
constitute the tc* *t'ii portion of the
work accomplished this y**ar Kx
tensive campaign* b* many large
companies have been in course of
formulation for several months and
wavs and menus are being evolved
to eliminate some of the problems
cneonntered In 1916.
"It is Interesting to note that in
many instances outside capital ha*
taurtsi 4*»emg recent
months in the form of financial
hacking to some of the large home
luild I ng rompr. nlea Rev* ral com
panies have announced their inten
tion to build from 1.000 to 2.<K»U
houses’*
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
C A S TO R I A
BUILDERS WILL
ABB TO EXHIBITS
Extensive Changes To Be Made
In Exposition Represent
ing 100 Line*
Extensive changes are being made
in the permanent building exposition
of the Builders a Traders’ "xchange
which will transform that exposition
materially.
The I>etroit Retail laimber Deal
ers’ association is making every el
fort to put u complete display Into
form, and this part of the exposition
will soon he In readiness.
Some entirely new exhibits ar»
being ndde*l and others at-* In pros
pert. Ihe spring rush of building
will find many new- building ideas
at the exposition, ready for the in
spec tlon of those who contemplate
building
The product* of 100 to 1.70 fac
tories situated thruout the United
States are on display at the expoai
tion.
DETROIT MASTER
MASONS ACTIVE
The Master Mi- ns’ ass elation
of Detroit. Is receiving a large num
ber of applications for membership
The org iuizati**n i composed of
prominent uiAMtn < on?racier- of De
troit. The office j in end to r lake
the association * nos th*- .*tr«» . est
In this | art of the c *untry. It It*
now affiliated with the Mason Con
t'aetors’ association of Ihe United
S ‘es and C nult. combining a
nu her of the largest cities in the
country. It Is sffi’lateil with various
other organizations which make for
a united effort In matters affecting
that trade.
In Detroit the Master Masons* as
f-oclntion has bron able to lo a gn it
deal of good for its members and
for the craft g*-nerallv > and it alms
thru a larger and a stronger organ
ixation to increase the benefit along
that line.
m
Route Your,
Freight and
Travel Via
Pere Marquette
the Direct Line to
Lansi: g
Grand Rapids, Flint,
Saginaw, Bay City
and over 300
other important Michigan
point*
P, Blrr#l, J. W Kenrn*.
Comml A*t. I Mat I'*** Agi.,
Room I<>7, Dime Hank
I'nlon Station Hid*. Phone
Phone Main and
Main 3K2A. 3*20.
.i.i «
Advertising Letter*. Multiple
Letter*, Mailing Li*t*
American House of Letters
Nargiftte Ilia*.
tad. Service from Tory to Malta."
***A \\ lth the accent on "Servlc**'
>
WIRE FRAMES
for
Lamp Shades & Floor Lamps
•|ee«lally l,o*» Pr'eea \ov*.
WM. E. HIELSI HER
WIRE WORKS
THH Floor. 2f\i% It«nrlol pit. «f
» 111 ■ ■
Tullar Envelope Cos.
Manufacturers
l."» Congress W. Detroit
R. C. MUELLER & SONS
r» anr.t m «n«r»rr
MACHINISTS AND LOCRSMII.U
Ke»aol all mnda mad* and repaired
U» ntnovara repair#.) an<l enaipviiej.
Telephone Mata 4*ll
f ELECTRIC 1
WAjHiNG MACHINfS
AND VACUUM CLEANEHS
\\r Vlr pair AII Hiilif*.
Pi* In F. Schneider Cos.
|lM*f iiifnl Hr el •• y Muriel
I l»r rr ♦ lIIMI N«ri fc I - .'*
i
PATENTS
BartkH. Plaadrr* A Barlkrl. *•-
Itrtlor* (it 1 , S. an* Puralaa Pat
rata. "title 4«m-4|t Hukl Hln.-k X*
I nagrrM \V . I‘auae Ckerry 411*
WELDING
SMITH HAMBURG BCOTT CO.
Grand 635 690 John R. Bt.
Robert Candler Cos.
InU " ROOFING
Alt Kli la of Ha>t Ilepalrlng
«IX-o*ia ) ranklra-«| a ar. Warren.
I’bnne Cadillac S4IS.
'■ -" '-T '■ IJ
COLONIAL!
BRICK
.—i-l
1630 PENOBSCOT BLOC
CAOIUAC 609*1
PFEFFERL SIGN CO.
SIGNS
Electric Commercial Advertising
213 Ka«( .Irffrraon At*,
(adlllar AXIS
HAVERFORD CYCLE CO.
2*» WOODWARD AVE.
R amona Mendrraoa 4>< yl. Motor
ctrlr. Itlryrtra at very low prlrra
« ompletr aloek of all mofnreyela
a»id bl.yele arrraaarlea.
Itaay Terma If dralrrd.
COAL BEAUBIEN ICE
iri.ri'Hotir «r,tT im izt* Jicrrrmo* wvrr
JOHN PRUTOW, JR.
Rear Estate and Building
Insurance
•Oft Dim# Hank Rid*. Cad. Hit
" " 1 ■ —— _
Cherry 3040
E. R. Pett & Cos.
wilding contractors
400 Penobscot Bldg.
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■ « ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■■■a ii. i. ■ 4
INDUSTRIAL
MOVING PICTURES
are advertising educator*.
H. N NELSON STUDIOS
TANARUS% W Audnard-atr Cadillac
a ■■ ■ ■' i ! ..in ■■■ in ii —i
DETROIT
PAPER STOCK CO.
WASTE PAPER
Largest Dealer* in City
Highest Price#, Any Quantities
Prompt Service
I’kone CN'y
The Hemmeter Cigar Cos.
ttanaraetnrer* af
HemmcterY Champion
5c CIGAR
52 50 E. Grand River Ave.
DETROIT, MICH.
* ■■■ ■ ■! l—a—— ■ ii
(•rand 970#. M 7 and Aft nfll-Mf#.
Thos. Goodfellow
General Trucking
Marklarry mntrd and rrrrtrf.
( omplrl, h y draollr equipment.
mmmmmm ———— l ■ i 4
* ii ■ i n ■ —mmmmmm ■ ,
John A. Mack
Company
Printer*. Omdere, Ruler*
Minus r t irerr of
llanV Books, Looae Leaf Device*
dam 574d 49 W Lamed Street
W. H. ANDERSON TOOL & SUPPLY CO.
nnrr'lr klirn, Camillas. •I>*t •l •. I umpa, «inall t'nala. K.vrrrt
In Miitlpmrni for Ik. ronfraetwr. Rrunk aad kai'««k-»l». Mala MM.
Semet-Solvay Cos.
Detroit, Michigan
’ 1 '1
Esco Motor Locks
MAW NO r Qlj A
• * 1 1 * v\ K , \ .., V
K>< '(> MF (~ < <>
(•rilHll *!N( \K ,* f r r .
Audits Investigations Kyittmi
rp-10-Date Income Tax Service
A. F. THAYER
RRTiriRD Pl' B. At COl WTAWT
York Registration)
IMnir Ilk. Bldg. Mala ITN
k . —— .an. ———————
SERVICE
PATTERN WORK®
PA r TERNS
WOOD AND METAL
■. Mgr, Car. Be lie vac Avk
and M»-rI nM. Kul W
>—■" .. ——a
-, I, —i
How Many Granite Blocks?
Sec Wacaa taa
i iA l
i {
The Anderaon Granite Ca
rar jr.rrKWSo* avb. a
MORLEY & COLEMAN
'•eaeral Attala. General Caaaalty
Inaaraarc, Sard? Bcadc
AuM laaaraaec a Specialty.
rad. 44.17. SI 1 I'alea Trad Bl<».
VLYT
IPOUSH
pee noou an* rtumna
We Make the Photograph* Ye*
Have In Mind
Manning Bros.
COMMERCIAL
PHOTOGRAPHERS
McCormick Plumbing
Supply Company
Wr nhftlrxilr to Ike r*’B»um< r
dumbing & Heating Supplier
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