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JULY 1917.
.We have an active market in all listed and unlisted stocks, and
solicit your business.
H. W. NOBLE and COMPANY
The Oldest House in Michigan
314-318 Dime Bank Bldg. Telephone Main 60267-8 9
ITnltep Fuel & Supply (o.
35 wC BUILDING SUPPLIES
Lumber, Lath, Interior Finish, Ftc.
Metal Lath, Flue Lining, Sewer Pipe, Ftc.
W'K ( Mill) TilK l.tHfiMT STOCK OF
REYNOLDS ASPHALT SHINGLES
,1.1 (OMiIIV SO WAITIXti. PIIOMPT DIUVBItV.
HAMTRAMCK LUMBER & SUPPLY CO.
Jos. Cam pau, Denton and M. C. K. R. Market 5845.
W. H. ANDERSON TOOL & SUPPLY CO.
( onrrrtr Mlirrt, •!«»»»* •. Pump*. K m*ll Teal*. l.verjthjng •**
rqalpmrut fur th< rontrurlur. B rn.li niul *l«ri>iHk-*H. < brrr,
automobile quick delivery service
JBL LILLIBRIDGE
LUMBER CO.
ui.flfiS (.mud Hirer. Phone (>d *•'*«
B T L T
205 t J£ ,f '»SON AVC.COW nr?USH
DETROIT, NICK
Mechanir.il Engineers and Makers of Line Tools
NORTHEAST-DETROIT
REAL ESTATE and Factory Sites
PETER F. KEHOE
Ridge Li3-J.
The Roberts Brass Meg. Cos.
I!it*h Grade Brass Goods
Water, Gas and Giisoline
STRUCTURAL STEEL WORK
Trusses, Columns and (lirders. C ast Iron IluildinK Work.
Russel Wheel & Foundry Company
IIIIKJK .1200 DKTHOIT. Mil H.
UNION TRUCK CO., Ltd.
Z ’ E ahth Street
MOTO’.C TKl'Ch
H UMMi
H.om*: Vn*t 2*\?k j
Plumbing and Heating
\Sm. (iourlav, Jr.
780 Jefferson Ave. E.
I'konrl I '»! .121- J
Lakeside Foundry!
GKEV IKON AND
CASTINGS |
* i
___ /
DAIGLE IRON WORKS
STRUCTURAL AND ORNA
MENTAL IRON WORK 9
519-55 Lafayette Itlvd.
We»t 2786 j
GreatlakesDredge&GockCo.
River and Harbor
Improvements
|.V3-1;S(M Dime Hunk Mill*.
Ilflmll. Mirk. j
i" " k
J. E BOLLES IRON A WIRE
WORKS
rsi.IKKKIIA DFslliSlfni AH» ,
mimm 4 ' »n ,s
I*.lev ntor f nn.l • .ti»'|n«nrr«. Iron
•>1 IIIr »a n> ». Fire l .irnpra, "'"'S
II nIII•• i;lron I'eneeo end mlseet
laneon* % rrhltertuml anil Ornn
nirnml Iron nnil Hrrntr Work.
Restrick Lumber Cos.
K»rel» In
I'lnl.k, Milnilt*, « rntlnic. Serrlee.
Sin In Dfllrr F««l kldr llfllro
and \ nnl ""d ' •ril
Vine wood nnil IHkB-ldS'i
M aan o 11 n Mrtseell
I'konr XW«t MHI fbonr >nrlh H
i rntrill Vnrn
llrnnhlrn nnil llrri»»lrf. I "and. I*!ll
»" ’ X
Detroit Foundry
Company
Motor and Machinery
( astinj<s
t.rand Ilu«l#v»r4 anil Itlopelle 11.
/ .1.. \
Mr.ln 2shj Main 2**3 j
E.B. Gallagher&Co.
M tinlr - nl<-
M\l\in S’ 4\u « OX | i;t HOVER*'
"I ITI.IKt
lin-ils frltrr.nn \vr. Detroit
I oledo
v -J
RUSSEL
l\ 11 MX \l (.j: \t« DRIVE
\ \ 1.l > for Motor Truck*.
Writ** f. r llternture.
If I s*f | MO mil VXI.K CO.,
Dctr.lt.
V
, ' v
Slav maker Electric
Welding Cos.
Electric Arc Jind Butt
Welding
• Meat 2!M*O. «s* M. (Jrond 111% and
%
Smith - Matthews
Foundry Cos.
IIKAVY CESSPOOUS
I'konr HMier .'tees Rellevae
- ■ ■
r -%
F. A. CHAPPER IRON AND
WIRE WORKS
Vtanufarliirer* <»f 'Till ( I'l R tl.
IXO llltX HIKXTAI. INOX
Mr ( arn In Stark and Cat (a
I rniifh Hrania, Ingln and
Drfnrmrd (onrrrtr liar*
Mulcr tra''k *rr%lrr on all drllvrrlea
12-. |an Karl st. K. Main B3N
r SCOFIELD, WASHBURN
& CO.
('arpenters and Builders
Office A Store Front* a Specialty
Repair Work of All Kind*
Prompt Service
200 Maplr *(. ( ad. 2N32
V ....
(.rand 2700. ,117 and Mk (jflh-arr.
Thos. Goodfellow
General Trucking
mo«rd and arertrd.
((implrtr k>dranllr equipment,
f— ' X
Cold Drawn Seamiest
STEEL TUBING
Made by
DETROIT SEAMLESS
STEEL TUBES CO.
GRAIN RUB
ABROAD lit
LARGELOTS
me 1
Country Exports sl,-
353,000,000 Farm Prod
ucts In Year
SEED DEMANDS
ARE THREATENED
Believed Domestic
Trade. Must Suffer
For War
Off- |«I rr urn* show fhnt In the
first II rinrith.- «>f the fiscal y< ar
Hxpnr's nf agileu I tur •* 1 products
amounted to sl/r.;!,ooo.<tnn \ v uf.’h
dl islon would hr*, cotton f r!l ,',r>oo.-
fioo. picf'i pp • a- t-r pp'-duot- * ’.
000,090, nnd the principal bread
s*"fT» Hi".'iHO.uiu* th« ha-lance h<
h>g made up by cottonseed oil and
n few tuluo* product
Wheat, including **ruir In term- of
FRANK P. MILLER
INVrSTMF.NTfc
REAL ESTATE
BI'ILI >i:u
HMNIMK, It l‘ X T \l.s
«ulte 'O' Kre- rri - ««, lliitlrllnjc
Phnn* <’ailllJ;.<’ 2100
i--
f *"
f ACOJRACY \d^JkJ^OOi TIFIC >
l STYLE f Sr EYE /
Ycomfopt/ gnrk \ duwbuimb/
V KWAiHb V y
I W. E. Campau, Holden Bldi;.
Op*nir<-1 rl ,1 urn! Ms». Optirliin
Japan n i ngOvenT
Young Brothers Cos.
V >
Maloney Campbell Realty Co.,lnc.
Ml I I ree I're** lllrlit
Ci»n n r»; Ural F.-statc Insurance.
Hornen, Two-K!ttt.-» Ir.ve tm< nt- - .
i 'ar’i - frw . ; v i > «r>it r«- l :»c! ■»
n In Jr-,lt I. tall .tr.ll !c p
pound. ('all, pi.one or write
Cherry 1195 Cadillac 5025
k— - ,
,
Tk ,T PH %Mi W. rTTT
MOSSET JL
II I'!*. KIMi:. Ml Ilf•I.4 IIV.
PI. ATI: t. i. %«••** %xn <»rm:ii
INSURANCE
BHITNKI OKI'II’K m.DO.
I'h J • Main f. I *!» 172 (Jr: wold St.
*
Michigan H.r.MiiiNt;
SUPPLY COMPANY
Manufacturer* an«l .lubber*
pm M*i:«v, u\% \m» srr.iM
I nTKRK' M PIM.IK*
2."ui jki kk.r<mi\ hi:, i’.ht
l‘h*nr»! there, 1131-1 132-1133
-j
' >
Stecker Paper Box Cos.
21 t tw it :h st. wntr
l olriliiK ( irtotl, (>K'kr(«, l'a,rr
Ole l«ttl,g af all'kiml*.
MUX 2W3
V ■ ■■■■ ...
LANNENCORPORATION -
General Contractors and
Builders
153* Dime Hank Hull,ling
rhonr Main 3747. Detroit. Mlrh.
v
/■ ♦ ■ ■■■*
I). Karle Company
Soda Fountains, ( ar bona tors
, and Supplies
Pknnr*, ( a>tlllar (|ISO-l,S|,
221-227 Mi. nr or Ur
V
r " ' —«
John A. Mack
Company
Printer*, Binders, Ruler*
Manufacturer* of
81-ink Book*, Loose 4-eaf Device*
Main 5746 49 W Larned Street
x-
INDUSTRIAL
MOVING PICTURES
are advertising educator*.
H. N. NELSON STUDIOS
70 W n.dwaril-avr. Cadillac *703
r
City Brass Foundry Cos.
Mnnnfai fiirrra of
Brass, Bronze, Copper and
Aluminum Castings
421 Murom b. Foot o*o
DETROIT TIMES
wheat. amounted to 1H2.3(12.000 Tmati*
'lm. If the lust month of the fiscal
yi'.r, which correspond* with the
crop year, equal* the eleventh
month, ihe total would bo 199,600,000
bushels, beside* an estimated total
of IST. 000,000 bushels of other ce
reals. Private estimate* are for a
slightly smaller total for the wheat
export of the year They are, how
ever, certain to be above 192,000,000
bushel*.
In this large outgo of wheat Is
to he .-n tho Influence of high
or s In checking consumption.
The i e hn been a notable reduction
In 'he per capita consumption of
wheat, and an increased use of
other foods Righting with all a
nation’s resources is something new
In warfare, and all the people do
not yet und'r t.itul tin' in placing
corn and other grains upon their
table.- in order to save wheat, thev
ire helping to defeat the enemy.
Hut • • t* , • i r*b< ■ truth there
.ill he a Ptill further saving In
whfat.’.'.s well a greater elimina
tion of waste in all foodstuffs, aw a
matter of patriotism.
How much wheat the T T nlted
S* -u i .n whip to the other side is
problematical. On July 1 the re
- ’v« -of old wh* at In nil positions
was no m re than .'0,000,000 bush
els Some say It was 20 per cent
10-e- than that Our ofllrial fore
cast says there will he 078,000,000
hush els of wheat this year Unless
in unexpectf-d calamity strikes Ihe
spring wheat. 700,000.000 bushels
r Ig* ' he called a safe minimum, to
which i to he added the reserve,
making a- ihle total supply of
7.30.0, <• oe.ii bushels
Thej< i jy indication that
much mo .- -1 »>d will be used this
•ar Knr as alone Intends to rak j e
200,00rt,0n0 bushels of wheat and
even New York state expects to seed
1 .000.000 jr TO:-. peed Requirements.
I'ie*-t f. re, may amount to 90.000,000
bushel ; leaving - imethlng like 050,-
('.'•0,000 bush !- for food and re
.rv e. How nvich will be consume,
md hew- much can we send abroad”
The don - -*ic consumption now Is
running at the rate of 425.000,000
bushels a year. Uxports, however,
will not be a mere matter of arith
metic. Ah the need of feeding our
own md the \llied soldiers becomes
mor*' nr;>;>rer.f. be sure the national
loaf will he cheerfully cut to still
smaller dimensions and greater re
course had to our large crops of
•orn, oats, barley, rye and potatoes
We are to fight with all our r»>
sources, and our resources, including
food, tiro large
MAKES WASHING
DAY A HOLIDAY
Now Fancied Dryer Is Reinjj
Shown h> Huilders & Trad
ers’ K\change
W W*. PcGoiia lias installed a
sc - .itlflk' . ’ lies dry or In the per
manent building exposition of the
FUiildort A* Traders’ exchange and
drmonutrntes to the housewife how
to make th»- weekly wash day less
of a rare than formerly.
It opt rat. with ga* and ran be
placed In a small spare With Its
iivio. the washing, drying and iron
ing ran be done in one day, no mat- |
t< r what I in i of weather prevail
You don’t hnve to wait for the sun
to come out.
A Troop instantaneous automatic
water heater has been installed and
is connect* and so that it can be dem
onstrated. Hot water by merely
turning on a faucet In any part of
the house Is made possible. The
same display space also shows Rick
ott’s Incinerators. Molby boilers, a
full line of ranges, electric and gas,
and a number of other necessities.
The exchange is daily receiving
a large number of letters from con
cerns thruout the country whk h
handle building materials and ap
pliances of nil kinds, which can be
taken as an indication that the
progress of this city is being closely
watched by concerns thruout the
country. Many of them signify
their intention of locating here, and
seek information about local repre
sentatives, nfHre space, etc.
New memberships continue to
pour into the exchange, coming from
desirable companies which are open
ing offices In Detroit and establish
ing themselves here permanently.
Many of them have been covering
this territory from their Chicago or
Cleveland offices, but have decided
to make a headquarters In this city.
BANKS EXCHANGE
LIBERTY BONDS
Banks have received word from
the treasury department with re
sp»y*t to issuing and exchanging in
terim receipts for Liberty loan
bonds. The dispatch below will
clear up what apparently has been
a misunderstanding in this regard.
"Treasury will without charge la
sua bonds in whatever authorized
denominations may be requested
against surrender equal face amount
Bill paid interim certificates, any de
nomination.
•‘There will be no charge, for in
stance, for exchange of ten SIOO cer
tiorates for one SI,OOO bond, or for
exchange of one SI,OOO certificate
for ten SIOO bonds.
"Provision In department circu
lar No. 78, for possible charge re
lates only to Interchange of bonds
after definitive bonds shall have
been Issued.
a "It i*--. of course, understood that
you now are exchanging and will
continue to exchange in’* rim cerMfl
rates of denominations without
charge"
Is Saloon Doomed?
i
" ; ■/'. ’
-I '«WMMMWK*haA
l« (hr «ulo«»n Rolnff ont «f hn*l
nru l a h»tok r bf>b *h«w* Ikr lnris« >»
fiirtor* In the I nllrd Sfntra for (hr
nianiif*«-tnr«- of bur IWtnrra and »h
--l.'i. > furnltxrr In ( hl«-Hiro. On the
nifnfr 1% (hr "for llrti!" wlgn. Thr
fiii-. r> v, u nperati-d by Ihr Rrnna
nli-k Htilkr-!'ollrndrr man
ufnemrrrn of Mill* rd tlkhlea and fnm
iiur. and rt|ul|>nirtit for other aport
ins e*ti»hll*hinrnfa. Hnt bur flilnrt*
i anil «nloon furniture mnkliiK haa
hr<*n dtseontinut-d.
FRIGE FIXING” "
PLAN DENIED
Rumors of Torn mit toe Bern*;
Selected to Fix Steel
Rates Discredited
Tumors to the effect that a coni
•-itteo.--composed of ex President
' raft, Henry C. Frick, n. R Stettin
in und \V. A. Falrburn, president
•f the LHamond Match company, has
been formed to fix prices for steel
products which the government
would he willing to pay, and inanti
faeturrrs would be oblig'd to ac
cept, are not credited in trade
circles. \
Inquiry In Washington fall? to ob
tain confirmation of the report.
Members of the Federal Trade com
mission say they have not heard of
any such committee.
The need of the government for
stenographers and typewriters, both
men and women, for service in the
departments at Washington, and
offices outside of Washington, is so
urgent that the civil service com
mission is forced to urge, as a pa
triotic duty, that citizens with this
special knowledge apply for exam
ination for the government service.
New Russia’s Has:
i -
- Riimli* h«a rfstw»4 the klnnd
rrd fins of tlir revolution «llk tklo
rmhlfm, aeeordln* to *eml -offlrlnl
new* from Petroarad. It Is the »M
lt.i-.lnti finvo) onslan. » bln* <*ro.s on
white, wltk « sniiill rrd (low and sliilT
In Ihr renter, sjmbnlleln* tho re-vnlo
tion.
Children Ory
. FOR FLETCHER’?
CASTOW* a
R. C. MUELLER & SONS
T 5 sniSI.RV STWKET
MACHINISTS AND LOCKSMITHS
Keys of all kinds roads and repaired.
Lwnmov«n repalrad and sharpened.
Telephone Main 4ttk
WE HAVE;
MOVES! !
SPRIUK
ENGRAVING O
ARE NOW LOCATED
AT 700 MArtGIETTEE 1 "
fHO—C - M«l« MV. I
MUCH BUILDING
NOW GOING ON
Architects Report Interesting
LLst of Structures Being
Put Up Here
A five-story, reinforced concrete
and brick factory building, an audi
torium, church and school building
combined, a three-story, brick office,
store and apartment building, a five
story, reinforced concrete service
bulldinn, a two-story brick hoi lor/
tile cut stone and steel theater, of
fice, apartment and store building,
;ind a number of flats and resi
dences. were among the ll»t of new
projects corning from th'e offers of
the architects during the past week,
according to the report summarized
bv the Builders & Traders' ex
change
The list of contracts awarded was
well up to the nverage, including
several factories, two branch hank
buildings, a freight terminal, sev
eral apartment houses V fatr num
ber of flats and a strong list of resi
dences and gjirages.
Printing—thr plain nrnt kind—that
fa rlchr——Tim<-* .l >t* Dept.— Main 4320.
THE
Resort Special
TO
Northern Michigan
Sumnierland
ME AYK*
Fort St. Union Depot,
AT
7:55 p.m. Week Days
—A Cool Night’s Ride —
Throug-lt sleeping f'nr. Detroit
to Travrrac (ilf and Detroit tu
liar V lew.
Carries Coach Passengers
4 Hrs. to Gd. Rapids
CITY TICKET OFFICE
2* Port Strenl Wrat
I’konr* Main 30* and 3M20
'
Advertising Letters, Multiple
Letters, Mailing List*
American House of Letters
Marqnrttc Bldg.
Cad. Pervica from "Copy to Malls,"
«433 With the accent on ''.Service''
in . /
I delight In tk. dim cm It M<*g 18.
K. K IHCIItiEss.XKH. 22V »M4nird
a rr.
' WIRE GOODS
TRELLIS, ARCHES,
TEONY RACKS, ETC.
WM. E. HIELSCHEK
WIRE WORKS
Tbtrd Floer. 2*hl Handolph-et.
—
Tiillar Envelope Cos.
Manufacturers
45 Congress W. Detroit
- -- - - J
Automobile Wheels
Repainted ar Hrnameled
Ant (aloe
Anto Tflronilnut Xlckel Plated
B AHXr.I KKHI.S
34* liniali *t) Main 3.X0
V /
Worth > our Attention
3ee our exhibit at the Board of
Commerce.
THE AMERICAN FILE
RENEWING CO.
203 Kaat Jrffrraon Ate.
( kfff) 4304
“ 1 1 *x
V Bottom Auto Typo
K”«v lionta. Cinof*. F.nglnea
P.|r*-trlc Marine K.leratar
Bat ft •pat rs. SnppHea
bki.it »v» r nn \r a r.xc.i%fr t o.
JetTeraon 4 l*arkvle%v. Illckary 23*
V J
' X
Howie-Berndt Glass Cos.
Speclallat* In Olailrg Ftna Resi
dence* leaded niusa. Fevrled
Plate Ola** Mirrors Steel Ss*h
dialing, r'late dlaas Tapi* Tops.
Service When I'romlat-d
Past 31*0
Puritan Brick & Tile Company
1 Zdm iUK 710 Farwelt Bldg.
Wl FACE BRICK, TILE AND MORTAR COLOR
HHsjUßllf Largs stock at all times. Prompt ssrvics.
M 2247 PHONES M 3605
A. P. WEST & COMPANY
•accessors to Feye and West ■rm I
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
Specializing In *
WAYNE TRACTOR CO. STOCK
308 Congress Bldg. Cherry 584. 34-35 West Congress
V m
Imr 1 CALL WEST 28 IAP
81 L West 139 - Wal. 4340 11 B L
IB | CRYSTAL ICE CO. LTD. 11 ■F «
W k 1213-17 W. Jefferson Are. |
UNION HOUSEWRECKING CO.
New and Used Building Material
OUR NEW PHONE CEDAR 2765 ,
624 SprinffweUs Are. v iyrr *
PFEFFERL SIGN CO.
SIGNS
Electric Commercial Advertising
21* Ka.t Jefferaan Are.
Cadillac *2lB
BUILDERS’ & PAVERS’ SUPPLY CO.
ANTHRACITE BRIQUETTES
Best Fuel for any kind of furnace or range
Immediate delivery frem stock
T tv. Cor. 17th St. and Munoork Are. Walast lOSS-IMSS
READING TRUCK COMPANY
CONTRACTORS
Machinery Movers, Riggers, Steam Shovel Work, Excavators
General Teaming
Office 115 W. Fort Bt. Phone Main 5351
We Make Loans
FOR
Building Homes
ICaay term*. Ixm* time. Quick
service. Plenty of money right
now. Apply aoon. Interest lower
than ever.
Detroit & Northern Mich.
Building & Loan Ass’n
Washington nivd. mi Clifford
Michigan Wall Paper Cos.
Masafaetmvn ad
WALL PAPFJt
Jobber* mt Burlap*. SfnaJAlaga,
Paper Bangers’ Taals
and Varnlakca
13-18 B. LAIIXM)
V
f
Kdward M Stra.iley. C. P. A. (Del.)
('harlea YV. flewsrf, C. P. A. f Mlrk.k
STRADLEY & STEWART
CERTIFIED rUBLIC
ACCOUNTANTS
Dime Bank Bldg. Phone Cad. 7220
DETROIT, MICH.
■' ———————
r DETROIT
PAPER STOCK CO.
WASTE PAPER
Largest Dealer* In City
| Hlgbeat Price*, Any Quantltl**
Prompt Servloe
i Phone (Vs 42*0 407 Praablln t«.
V i
Detroit Graphite Cos.
Paint anfl Color Makers
Protect!** eontlnge far matal,
wood, mnrrete, flatter, brick sad
all anrfacee.
No. 10 12th SL Phone West 2191
JOHN PRUTOW, JR.
Real Estate and Building
Insurance
*2B Ms* Buk Bide, rwrrr SB
Frank G. Wardell
AUCTIONEER
449 Gd. Rlvsr Avo.
THE n
Frank Farrington Cos.
Building Construction
»02 lck»rcr BalMlM
Cadtllaa 4ma
Fred J. Stevens & Cos.
INSURANCE
All Bran«he»—Low Kates \
Quick Adjustments
7*4 Dim* Saak Bid*. Mata BTM'
J
f
Maride-Otef Couipsnj
M'-nufanturara at MAOJtms fpsta.*
?■?*//
nil t>r*akajr**», last a foraaar. Ma4a
in 1 to 30 do*. »I*SA >Tlooa
plioatton. pirflf* 4tß ScharsrMdßy
t: K. Orana Hires. Phond Cat «fi«
f ‘ IU
National Shipping Cos.
FOR Kit. * A*D POMBI’WC /
mKniHT, rtKrioc, MAtSrai
ivniuiroi yf
MO-&M J*(Ter»o« Av* W.
D« trait. MUk
4 i ... . i .
Schroeder Paint & Glass
CO. Caiimac »q Main 536 m
Pollahod Plat* A Window Otaaa
Paints. Oils, Color*. VarntaHoa.
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About The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920