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THE JEWISH CHRONICLE

BUILD NOW!

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VW . D. GALEI1

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hu,ine.s to open up

Electrical Contractor

strung, too
!flitch waiting to watch prices sta-
bilize themselves, too much wait-
ing for the gtwernment to act, too
great a content to let their own '
business follow in the current of
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Prosperity instead of courage
d to break away the dam of
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inaction which is preventing that
current front flowing.

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No Job too Small
No Job too Large

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ELECTRICAL REPAIRING

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create a

turn will

Owing to demands upon us
by the U. S. Government to + 11
• assist in the "Build Now"
Campaign, it became neces-
sary to increase our author- .1;
!-! ized capital from $15,000,000
to $50 1300 000.

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t.niorrow. "Bum) ffIg

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—ItUl NOW "

What Mr. Miler Says
of the First Annual
Builders' Show

1Vayne Gardens,

March 15 to 23

This evening at tho 1Vayne

Cardens, iletroit will witness the

Preliminaries to one of the most

rro ∎ Nper011S1

Near , in the
history of the rity. It la a well

ftp•I that lit present the

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, onditIons

in I il.troit relative to

At the present time, we have over 16,000
satisfied members and we are prepared to make
loans to help in home building.

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the housing voinlitions, and

may say building in general. Is

ntirely inad,piale In conipari-

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,hors time ago the 14oVel norm Ind

mayors of the roontiy assembled

I, MI the president
the United
Slates t ■ 1 discuss these same con-

ditions and the amount of money
but ,hould he spent in puhlle

or

itopiovenients in the way

See our Booth at the
Builders' Show

1.1141010i, higliwilyS and public

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The

itifi. Detroit & Northern Michigan
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.$ Building & Loan Association
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roncl.i.li was that not

only wit:. this

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to give

mint to many of

our
tel., ning h.) s, but it was also

necessary bi (11 , 11111111011at I. the
expansion of the business of the

Th.• cit y of Isctrsiit Is
today our of the biggest tutors

country.

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In the develciiicciit of clic coun-
try. and w itil this fuel In mina

e moot net

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the

present building- shortage, but
but most (nal, preparst ion for
the fume if NVI` 71, to retain our

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of the fall nary.

large IMI11

Mr. Mill,

clifcrftiliilly

381 Gratiot Ave

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CHERRY

THE ACME'
:CUT STONE
:COMPANY!

338-74 Greeley Avenue

Near Westminister and Grand Trunk R. R.

THE H. F. SMITH

PAINT & GLASS CO.

20 Columbia St. W.

tainlv not going backward. "For-
ward" should be and is the watch-
word.

—AT—

THE BUILDERS' SHOW

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offires at

70S-I2 tier Press

BUY
CRONIN'S
CLEAN
COAL

Chicago Varnish Co.'s

PRODUCTS

Phone Cherry 429

NOW!

NOTICE

WIRED TODAY

YEAR TO PAY

EXPERT WORK

QUICK SERVICE

Wiring a home requires skilled men—first for
safety's sake and next for economy sake.
Experts can save you considerably.

We wish to inform our customers that we
have been notified that the price of Hard Coal
will advance within a short time. There will
not be a "Summer reduction" this year. Our
advice is, BUY YOUR COAL NOW!

It you own your home and
want to have it wired or decorated

we will do the work for a reasonable price and give

you a year to pay.

Our policy is to do good

work and trust the people.

LET US FURNISH YOU ESTIMATES.

Hemlock 218.

Direct delivery to any part of the city or Highland
Park.

Members Builders' and Trades Exchange.

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JEWISH CHRONICLE

$2.00 PER YEAR

Sole Distributors of

ALSO SPECIAL grade coal for under-feed
furnaces.

Telephones:

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VISIT OUR EXHIBIT

We have plenty of hard coal for immediate
delivery. Buy coal now and we will store it for
you and deliver at anytime you say.

Hemlock 5600.

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for all to le ■iine in

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ASSURED SERVICE, PROMPT DELIVERY.

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welfare and pros-
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perity

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MOTOR DELIVERY TO ANY PART OF THE CITY.

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t”rem , ti in the

There is no excuse for feat' in
these times of so-called "uncer-
tainty. - The human race doesn't
go backward. This great and
powerful nation of ours vyjll not
go backward. Our own progres-

NVAIKE LP, Business Stan! '
Cast your fears aside. Take ad-
vantage of your splendid oppor-
tunities,
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Don't wait!
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1)(l . t delay! Prices vill stabilize
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sumption of business activity-
1011 per cent activity, providing
employment for the unemployed,
ESTIMATES FURNISHED ON REQUEST
I creating a demand fur materials

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1Vith these facts

believes that
Ur.
Iiiiihkrs' Show at to
l\to tie 1;aidens
ill afford nn

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Pontiac Office, 30 S. Saginaw St.

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Flint Office, I I I W. Second St.

place ( 0 Huh have Justly

elrrnedl attiont; the

25 Clifford

metropolis of
['Detroit. with its teeming thous-
ands of willing workers, is cer-

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,on to like growth of this city. A

SINT and powerful

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slogan the people of
Detroit, including its manufactur-
ers, business men and worker;,
are prepared to uslicr in the
Period of Reconstruction, an era
of great industrial activity and
prosperity such as the world has
never before experienced.
The
most terrible war in all history is
over.
Pliaie i. ,brut to reign
throughout the world, ;Ind the
minds of all peoples ;ire intent on
building and constructing.
Contidence--not confidence to-
morn ut or a 55 eck from tomor-
row or ;I tomorrow,
but confidence 'ft 1)AV—that is
all Detroit needs right now. No-
body will deny that Prosperity is
coming-. To paraphrase a famil-
iar advertising slogan if I 'ros-
perity is coming it clonally,
hy
not note? \Vith many folk ,. stand
ing by waiting for duck dy else
to start something in the way of
building, he is a %i,c 11tan indlitid
who takes :tdvantage of the un-
pr( cedented opportunity he has of
beginning his building operations
now. The builders and contract-
ors of Detroit are prepared to
handle contracts in first-class
shape today. Tomorrow they mai'
be swamped,

There has been too much A ait-
g ing- waiting for the other fellow's

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OFFICES AND
WAREHOUSES
— 668---670 —
GRAND RIVER

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ludic!' demand.
i he wheels of
industry %rill soon be revolving

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We specialize in Interior Finish only
and carry a full line of Knock Down
Window Frames, Sash, Doors and I lard-
wood Flooring. Our warehouses are
always open for your inspection and we
will cheerfully make you estimates from
blueprints if desired.

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faster than ever. Cet in on the ;4:
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t.;riainil iliac
(tpcii up Nt I W. 5r.:

winch

MAN WILL START HIS
BUILDING RIGHT NOW

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WM. ROTHMAN

Phone, Cadillac 3558

CRONIN COAL CO. I

MAIN OFFICE
616 Union Trust Bld g.

PHONE
Cherry 6538 or Cherry 6539

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A settlement home is to he opened
by the Council of Jewish Women of
Youngstown, .0hio, to carry on its
Americanization, educational and phil-
anthrnpic projects. Council Cottage,
which was instituted several year
ago, is the nucleus.

50 Adams Ave. W.

The Hebrew Ifospital and Asylum
of Baltimore, Aid, reported
a busy

year in 1918, when 3,513 patients were
admitted. The total cost of operating
the hospital was $17+349, an excess
of $34,000 over income.