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Season's Greetings.
Heartiest Greetings for
BORDER CITIES
WILSON-
SNIDER CO.
A Ilappy New Year
MECHANICAL SHOP
The 1V•iel-•r Jewish School was
ail • ••cen, •I • fight years ago by the
/r9-,t clod. Agadath ICnai Zion.
EL.,. • , it did not prosper greatly
••I 1 , 26 when, by the initiative
; Icsioui L. Stossman, late pr(•si-
i •• of the school, the institution
•t.t. plat'e'd under the supervision
;if Bernard Isaacs, superintendent
of the United Hebrew Schools of
Detroit.
Since that time, the school has
taken tremendous strides forward.
The ellitillnient has nade than dou-
bled, and the instruction has been
todernized and intensified. Through
an able reorganization of the
classes, Mr. Isaacs so arranged
that every class shall study not less
than 10 hours every week.
The results have been readily «p-
parent. and the \l'indsor Jew ish
.School is now considered one of the
test organized branches of the
I•aited liebi•ew Schools of Detroit.
l'here are 1111/1111 than 200 students
t• the eight classes of the wheel.
In-trusting them are four teachers,
\II's. S. Levin, A. (51hon, 11. Ler-
man and 811101110n S1111111111, all of
v1 iii do their work conscientiously
:did with a great dent of idealism.
school (Aces it great ',art of
to Bernard Isaacs and
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the able management
the
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heard of trustees, headed by Snai-
1 uel Sit:swan, and the board of 1 1 1111-
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•• chairman and W. Barnett, busi-
n• ss manager,
Barristers-at-Law
412 EAST WYANDOTTE
IMPERIAL BANK BLDG.
Seneca 3467.
Phones Seneca 1208, 1209
Windsor, olitatio.
Windsor, Ont.
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A I lappy New Year.
Tweedale's Service
Drug Stores
Tweddale Puts Up Prescriptions.
Essex 70
Phones: Windsor Seneca 199
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41 Sandwich, West
WINDSOR, ONTARIO
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The Season's Greetings.
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A. J. Stephens & Son
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Goodyear Selected Tire Dealer.
Accessories and Repairs.
Motor Oils.
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Phone Burnside 934
WALKERVILLE, ONTARIO
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JEWISH SCHOOL
OF WINDSOR IS
AMONG FINEST
THE CURE
What is to be dam.? What is the
cure for this social condition?
The possible forces of ameliora-
society have been working
tion
in jealous singleness and separate-
nil,. They have been too much de-
voted to maiataining an unworthy
of naine.
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We shall 1111( successfully solve
the problems of our possible prog-
ress and so lift 111.1ES1 1 11:1•1.1 to a
proper level of life until we realize
that we all sail ■ u• sing together.
Civilization is a cannon condition
that necessitates common aims and
united endeavors. We must see eye
to eye, work shoulder to shoulder
and co-operate with increasing ef-
fort and inclusiveness.—The Sup-
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Border Cities
Top Shop
Greetings of the Season.
G. SORAllUTTI & CO.
A. MARCHAND, Prop.
Mosaic Terrazzo and Tile Contractors
AUTO GLASS REPLACED
Artistic Tile and Terazzo Designs and Flooring.
Terrazzo and Tile Dados, Steps and Base.
WHILE YOU WAIT.
FIRST CLASS AUTO TOP
REPAIRS.
Burnside 2874-F
1417 Howard Avenue
New Year
SEAT AND TIRE COVERS
WINDSOR, ONTARIO
Fine Top Work
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Our auto tops are universal-
ly admired for their beauty
and elegance of appearance,
no less than fur their per-
manance in wear and resist-
ance to all kinds of weather
attacks. We are experts in
all auto top repair work also,
which we do rapidly and rea-
sonably. Next time you have
anything in our line, send it
here.
A Happy New Year.
STEEDS GARAGE
PhoOo Seneca 5091-W
Roar 114 WYANDOTTE E.
Windsor, Ontario,
New Batteries and Battery Repairs.
Phone Burnside 2133-W
1614 Ottawa Street
WINDSOR. ONTARIO
The Season's Greetings.
Our Best Wishes to You for a Happy and
Prosperous New Year.
Sandwich Lumber
Co. Limited
C. STREVETT
LUMBER and MILLWORK
Government
Phone Seneca 3443
805 Mill Street
SANDWICH, ONTARIO
Auctioneer
314 Davis Block
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The Season's Greetings.
Seneca 5420
Walkerville
Battery Service
Seneca 3769-M
Residence,
IVINDSOR, ONTARIO
Distributors of
Willard Automobile and Radio
Batteries.
CHARGING AND REPAIRING
Called For and Delivered.
Phone Burnside 5634
LANSING, CAPITAL SINCE 1847 IS
AMONG THE MOST INTERESTING AND
PROSPEROUS CITIES IN THE STATE
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16 Wyandotte St.
Phone Burnside 754
W ALK ER VILLE. ONTARIO
May the New Year 5688be one of
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You and Yours. May it bring all the
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CITY NATIONAL
BANK
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Upon this momentous occasion in the lives of the Jewish
People the Officers and Directors of this institution
extend to you their best wishes for a Happy and Pros- 3
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porous New Year.
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Capital and Surplus $1,100,000.00.
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.1. itwARD ROE, President.
M. R. cA RIER , Vice - President.
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D. E. BATES, Vice-President.
OTTO ZIEGLER., Vice-President.
CHAS. E. TOMS, Vice-Tres., Cashier.
L. C. ABBOTT, Vice-President.
C . A. SCIIRAY„Assistant Cashier.
E. D. GIBBS, Assistant Cashier.
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Branch.
B. I.. BERRY, Mgr. South Lansing
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L. C. ABBOTT
H. J. BAKER
D. K. BATES
C. E. BEMENT
WILLIAM BROGAN
M. R. CARRIER
J. 1'. EDMONDS
W. S. FOSTER
('. E. HAMMOND
II. F. HARPER
H. A. HAZE
JACOB UM ELBERCElt
J. P. HOPKINS
O. A. HMSO!):
H. B. LUNDBERG
.1. G. REUTTER
OTT() ZIEGLER
C. S. ROE
J. EDWARD ROE
II. B. ROWE
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L. L. SATTLER
E. C. SHIELDS
II. C. TEEL
C. K. TOMS
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That the Corning Year Holds for You All Health,
Happiness and Prosperity is the Wish of
Hager & Cove
Lumber Co.
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A Happy New Year to You.
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through (lie years, re-vitalized with .intt•rt•sting. Lansing industries paid
each succeeding generation, and
in wages, during the stone year,
seising as an
ever-present symbol $•2,000,1100, which represented
of commercial development.
manufactured prodiads of a valua-
. T 11 ' 1 " b' 6. °f the P i "" e" w '": 1"" tion ,'
$180 000000 with bank
w as
not
unproductive.
1), ((ter de0),. 0 . 1, ,, of $ 110,0) 4 .000.
power, made availahl • by• their cf
Population.
forts, stimulated the growth of the
small settlement and the next few
Confidence in the future growth
years saw the site improved by of Lansing is ably supported by
bridges and other undertakings ftertain facts. Even though there
which marked a village in embryo. were no census figures to show
Isolated from outside interests by previous growth, one could still es-
a wilderness of trees, and inacces- timate the future of the city solely
Bible to all but the hardiest of trav- by its present character. The once
elers, the first decade of its activi- densely (v0011011 plateau upon which
ties is but vaguely chronicled. But the first lines of the city were laid
through the dim eurtain of time is out is now compactly built up. The
seen the shadow of an energetic native forest trees have mostly (lit.
and assertive community, emerging appeared, but on the streets are
from hehind the dusk of isolation as many others, more artistically ar-
the site fur the capitol of the great ranged, to take their places. But
state of Michigan. That was in one of the most sitinificant guaran-
tin 7.
tees of future expansion lies in the
Ilithei•to, Detroit had enjoyed the resources of the city attractive to
distinction, but in 111-17 the legisla- manufacturing interests.
tare voted to remove the state cap-
and
Rol to site more (•entrally
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Noosing
Fle P r'g
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eithuitipi t u
and in December of the suite year narteicans records The
The official tiguri•s
the site where Lansing now stands I
was given official approval. The
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1890... 13,1(12
sta•eitie reasons for its selection are
18711...5,211
1900...16,485
not ri•conled, but it can be assumed
1680.. .8,319
115)103. 2. 7.31,229
that geographical athantages anti
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20
the character of the residents were
Previous to 19011, the rate of
not inconsequential factors. Fifteen
hundred acres of land on both sides . growth was not remarkable. Lan-
a( the Grand River were laid out, sing was a comparatively small city
pursuant to the act of the assembly and small cities frequently show
authorizing the new capitol, and P`''''111°H16' of growth. But
the (town of Michigan came into : after 1900, when the rate of growth
being.
:should naturally have dropped, it
Several }sags passed before the TT". The population of Lansing
next development, which was the almost doubled in the 10 years fol.
building of a plank road to Detroit. lowing 1900, and in the last decade
Its completion in 1852 marked the • eb0weil a growth only slightly le,
end of the town's general isolatioi, pron o unced, 83 per cent.
and afforded it the means of rapi•
The 1926 issue of the Lansing di-
talizing on the prominence which rectory contains 40,125 names in-
had followed its selection as the eluding East Lansing and adiacent
•apital city of the state. Its popu- unplatted territory and indicates a
lation of 3,000 in I809--when the total population of 90,956 (over 1,-
natne of the capital city was 0081 increase for the past year)
'hanged to Lansing—IWO/It•d with based upon the eons(•rvative esti-
the coming of rallroads, five of mate of 2' s population to each
which entered the city between the name. Lansing is large enough to
years of I663 and 1873. Industrial 'possess a metropolitan attmospher(
activity, w hich begat with the and environment and yet small
building Of the dam a quarter te91- enough to be homelike and free
tury before, now began to 11 , ■ 111111. fn in the obnoxious features of the
significant proportion s) n od •i,,• "forret] growth - city.
11110 /is 11101114 the tit11114i RiVer
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Location.
114- hated on the first plats of
Lansing is situated in the heart
My as being apportioned for "Ily-
f Michigan and one of the great.
ilrattlic :Vanufacturing" -- were
utilized to full rapacity. By the est agricultural sections of the
States. Only 228 miles from
late nineties Lansing was estab-
chicago .00165 miles from Detroit,
lished as the leading gasoline en-
Lansing
iv in direct contact with
gine town ef the country, and it
was a Lansing man--R. E. Olds— :Le trade and industries of these
great cities and finds in their mar-
kets a large Output for its !liana-
faetured predict•. Lansing is also
in close proximity to the other large
cities of Michigan. Battle Crack is
New Year's Greetings.
119 miles away; Flint, 60 miles;
Grand Rapids. CI miles; Jackson,
'17 miles: Kalamaz•o, 71 miles;
PonCa•-, 71 miles and Port Huron,
130 miles.
One of the busiest industrial ci-
ties of the state, Lansing is natur-
ally well served by the rant.. ads.
Passenger and freight transporta-
tion are well taken rare of by the
Michigan Central, New York Cen-
tral. l'ere Marquette Find Grand
Trunk lines. A total of 32 daily
passenger trains enter Lansing.
Industry.
Di( ersity of lines started Lan-
sing in the path of industrial 'mtg.
rro
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gress. In the last 2(1 years Lansing
...ttara
has risen to a point where, indus-
trially, it is one of the leading cities
of the state. It was famous as the
leading gas engine town of the
world before the advent of the auto-
motive industry, and at a time
when a huge number of wagons and
25 Chatham St.
buggies were products of Lansing
shops. Today, approximately 180
Seneca 675-W
manufacturing concerns are doing
Windsor, Ontario
business in Lansing and employ
18000 men and women, 13,000 of
Signora ft
SIGNS
1.11/11 in busino
render teat
lass started under the roof of one
small ding with ;101 1.1•11 1'111-
pleyed. Tanta' cl ae shop, of the
t he (chi'. ,Aciifait ti,,,
th o usand
s, ■ jird hiii,et ■ ;,,
•1i:Lihest.. ■ i
in number--during 1;125 rt•pre-
Industry aims
I seated a total investment of $5,500,-
a nd its spirit has persisted drawn Mai. Business figures are equally
The
Mn Doui•11 St.
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,ne of the eldest c , anpaneev of u,
Prudence in the management of
but scant expectation of great Illa• ,' it, civic
by its I
t•rial reword, must surely 'else as
bonded indebtedness of but $8,312,-
t.,1(,..n.ti; roth visi valization of
Lan sing 8(10 which is tht• lowest per capita
cu-
en the state. Stoney borrowed dur-
‘i.i'tqtl' ili;il
m inisitY(Iisi 7;litua'at9rl Y i her iliirnu'ilig
, stag1
99:, called fur 1111 average in-
t, clang of the axe on tree t , ) • ),, t ,,,t e o f
only 3.139 l .l . The as-
limb is hot in the emir of the forge,
Bodilsotosusco •ii llova lunaut i (it, niinogf thpe„ crnityitsi_
s$11. 60 ,0-
the (-rash of the trip-hammer
Greetings of the Season.
OlINDSOR ONTARIO
:coin, fa ■ -ts relating
'liana:at-luring i1111-
The I:111
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m ,1iit'aP• atih'3.anlial5‘2" a'ci rt(:St.a1 011.);‘-er
000 mot ace I h the OOYel , Il Ord th•
annual business approximates :,:.,,-
1)00,0,1(1. It is now claimed that the
Reo Motor t'ar ('onipany maaufac-
tures the most complete line of mo-
-.IVO RIVERS meeting in the who first built and marketed the tor transportation .(fared bi one
hears of the dense .Michigan automobile, thus creating for Lan. one concern.
forest land. At their conflu. slog the honor of being the cradle
The (Olds Motor Works (1, part
curs, a scattering of rude huts if the automotive industry.
of the General Motors l'orpora- •
called by t•••urt•sy a "settlement. "
It must be cons id ere d th a t
tern) is oao of the most modto• ❑
And, silhouetted against an illimit-
has grown from within; its
automobile factories in the (stuntry.
able hackground of virgin oaks, the
as a city has
The property t•onsists of appi• •s•-
tigor,. of a few pioncerusettlers
111 1 11t With the growth of its own in-
Lori,
niatt•ly 86 acres. The int, etcci •••
ly titinstrUtiting it taint across.
Re0 and Oldsmobile each
the Olds MIkfle Works ItOtO
It.
cei -Ire:1111. That was in nipleyed
lint a few hundred men
the eStithliShill • ht eat (soil
0:e
The two riot's arc •
at their inceptions, and each 11111-
H:01e. but
manufac•turt• of gas engines and
the fori•st has vanished. plays today in the neighltorht•t d of
later incorporate,' in 1897 to masse
.9so, have the cabins, Foam people. The Motor Wheel Co.,
but L big city radiates tram whore NOVII Engine (V, Hugh Lyons & automobiles. The 14 Id s
%S'orks is, therefore, the oldest in
they me stood. And only graves co., and the Nlichigan Screw
CO. t,,,,; in.10
1t ,( 1,,I.St t
renmic as inemorn•s of the brave are ethers who forced a city growth
hatall al who blurt the way for the
by their awn increased activities. frt nl etay tt• four stories to height
:blip i iiii utility 7ttiiiii0 iitiliii hi, triad
Praetii•ally every Lansing indus-
the same ground.
trial institution of today was e•-
The ineradicahlo 1;io4 are o f the ganiz•d and financed by its own
dam builders, arduously working citizens, a record probably not
with the crudest of tools against equalled by any city in the country
heartbreaking odds, inspired tinly, et corresponding size and pronn.
by the frontiersman's fortitude and 11101110.
WALKERVILLE, (ONTARIO
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without giu
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Is Situated In Heart of Michigan, Surrounded by One
of the Greatest Agricultural Sections In
the United States.
64 Victoria Road
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Commercial Electric Wall Display Signs
EWISR ORM MAE
LANSING and EAST LANSING
SERVICE',
Five Up-to-Date Lumber Yards and One Mill.
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tutees, Lansing is known around =
the world as the home of such vast
industrial enterprises as the Ben
Motor Car Company, Olds Motor -
Works, Motor Wheel Corporation,
Novo Engine Company, Durant
Motor Company, Lansing Com-
pany, Michigan Screw Company
and others.
Lansing factories paid out $22,-
000,0W in wag•s alone in 1925.
Lansing's annual output of manu-
factured products is valued at
$180,000,000. Peerless labor condi-
tion• characterize Lansing's indus-
tries and ideal relations between
employers and employees exist. The
diversified industries of Lansing
afford citizens constant employ.
ment and the foresight of Lansing's
industrial leaders has levelled off
the peaks of inflation and the val-
leys of depression to a constant
plane of pnperity. No serious
strike has occurred for a number
of years and industrial failure= of
E. S. RICH ARDSON, Profri•u r.
any consequence are unknown in
the city's reel nt history. a fact
LANSING, MICHIGAN
which clearly indicates that Lan-
sing's factories are efficiently man-
aged.
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We Take This Occasion of Extending to Our Many
Jewish Friends Our Sincerest Wishes for a
Most Happy New Year.
Hotel
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