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Port Huron

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The Season's Greetings

H. P. BAR THEL

PAGE SEVENTEEN

s Industries Expand

PORT HURON—ST. CLAIR
RIVER INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT

recond morning delivery will reach
the great central market, Chicago,
and a fourth morning delivery is
assured to New York and the At-
lantic seaboard. To those seeking
service with all lake ports is avail-
Canadian outlets us more advan-
able and with increasing tonnage
tageous location could be desired.
in this section will undoubtedly be
Labor.
utilized to a greater extent. Fast

Marble & Granite Works

A Happy New Year

• provided by traction and motor
bus. Complete information on
power, water and gas rate sched-
ules will be gladly furnished upon
request.
Muniepal Conditions.

It has been said by many promi-
nent industrialists, that upon loca-
tion, more than any other factor,
The city of Port Huron as goy-
does the success of modern day
erned under the commission form
manufacturing and distribution de- !traction service and highway
The labor situation in the Port of government and unlimited co-; ts,t
pend. It is with this fact in mind trucking to Detroit is constantly in Huron-St. Clair River section is operation is assured at all times to
that we present a brief resume of use at reasonable rates.
very satisfactory and that area prospective industry and business. s-,s
the industrial advantages of the
known as the "Thumb District," Good management has provided j Vt.)
Materials.
Port Huron-St. Clair River dis-
The economical assemblage of comprising the trade territory of splendid schools, streets, parks and1.7; 51
trict. The strategic geographic materials both raw and semi-fabri- Port Huron, provides a reservoir highways and a tax rate only; c
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position of this area in one of the cated is an item of vast importance for an adequate supply at all necessary fur such modern
most important manufacturing in considering general manufac- times. Both skilled and unskilled ties and conveniences is being as-;
Mates and its close proximity to turing costs. Such material as male and female help are now em- sessed. The spiritual life of the
Detroit and other mid-west mar- coal, under special contract, is ployed and constitute in the great- city is maintained by modern
kets, designates it ns an exceed- placed in this area at a freight rate er percentage Anglo-Saxon nativ- churches of all denominations and
ingly desirable industrial location. as low as $2.40 per ton and coke ity. Manufacturers are assured of recreation in its many phases is Pti
Transportation.
from the Solvay Mid Ford ovens in practically no labor disorders, a offered through club life, bathing'
I The mediums through which ma- Detroit at the rate of $1.25 per condition so often encountered in beaches, theaters, golf, boating and i s
terW may be secured and diar- ton. Brass forgings, rods and tu- larger centers and resulting in the fishing. The shopping center is
keted are admirably provided for bing and ferous castings are avail- retarding of an operating program. abundant with good retail estab-'
: through the converging of three able in the immediate area and The wage earner in this area is lishments handling, practically
steam railroads at this point. The many other finished and semi-fin- subject to reasonable living costs every line of merchandise. The
! transcontinental system of the ished products of the metal trades. and is surrounded by ideal recrea- l'ort Huron-St. ('lair River district
Grand Trunk-Canadian Railways likewise cement and various tional and home life conditions.
in it wholesale place in which to
affords direct access to Chicago grades of paper stock is now man-
work and live. Prospective busi-
Power, Water, Gas.
and points west and likewise ufactured within the confines of
ness and industry will find here a
Location and the future possi-
through Buffalo to all points east. this district, For those institu-
progressive
citizenry imbued with
l'ort Huron has consequently be- tions catering to the automotive bilities for development in the I a spirit of a bigger ans. better
, come an important car loading trade, the l'ort Iluron-St. Clair l'ort Huron-St. Clair River district community. Port Huron and the
point for western shipments with River district assures of economi- were determining factors in the St. ('lair River district want fac-
destinations in the east and vice cal assemblage of materials and a construction of the super power tories which are adapted to the eco-
versa. Both tunnel and ferry serv• ready market within close shipping plant near the city limits of Port, nomic advantages which it has to
Huron by the Detroit Edison Com-
ice across the St. Clair River is in distance.
offer.
pany. This unit has a capacity of
operation. Service to northern
Markets.
100,000 horsepower and furnishes
IMichigan, Chicago, Milwaukee and
Accessibility to markets has been electric energy to this territory
I eastern points is alas provided by
deemed of first importance by nu- and Detroit. With plans for addl.
the ('ere Marquette Railroad. The
merous manufacturing establish- tional units under way, the availa-
Port Huron Detroit Railroad
Season's Greetings
ments. Necessarily to be an eco- bility of power in any quantity is
serves the water front area of this
nomic location the producer must practically assured. Gas is like-
district and makes direct connec-
he assured of outlets for the fin- ' wise furnished through this same
tions with the Grand Trunk and
ished or semi-fabricated products. ( utility at a reasonable schedule of
Pere Marquette. Water freight
Within 50 miles of this location rates. The capacity of the mu-
lies Detroit with an immediate, nicipal water plant is 30,000,000
market of nearly 2,000,000 con-' gallons daily and there is an un-
Our Shop Is the Talk of the
sumers, comprising a tremendous! limited source available. Ade-
purchasing power created through quate transportation facilities to
Town
Gr,etin g ,
general industrial prosperity. k all points in the city and district is
We Specialise in Scalp
ins, Ladies' and Children's

Cut Stone for Building Purposes

MANUFACTURERS AND BUILDERS OF
DISTINCTIVE CEMETERY

MEMORIALS

1106 Griswold Street

7e57)entorrjansn(ARon ICU

Phone 1399-J

PORT HURON, MICH.

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Hotel
Harrington

JOHN A. ANDERSON

President and Manager

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A Happy amt Prosperous New Year to All Our
Jewish Friends

H. M. Tovar Co.

Sheet Metal Works, Furnaces and
Roofing

411 Pine St., Port Huron

Phone 2832

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MARSHALL'S
BARBER SHOP

Rosh Hashonah Greetings and Best Wishes to
Our Jewish Friends and Patrons

0. K. CLEANERS
& DYERS

W. A. HARVEY

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Phone 744

Season's Greetings

Holiday Greetings

John H. Mills

GREETINGS

MICHELIN TIRES AND TUBES

RADIOS AND SPORTING GOODS

PORT HURON, MICH.

312.14 Grand River Ave.

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PORT HURON, MICH.

Season's Greetings

Greetings

SOLDIERS' FURLOUGHS
ANNOUNCED BY J. W. B.

GREAT LAKES
FOUNDRY CO.

Mac Taggart's

Kodaks and Sporting
Goods

Phone 500

Book Sellers, Stationers

SOUTH PARK, PORT HURON, MICH.

I'ORT HURON, MICH.

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Holiday Greetings

New Year's Greetings

Lambert
Coal Company

2901 Goulden

Martin's

Auto Painting

Duco or Lacquer Work

Phone 2713

3585 Military

Phone 2833

PORT HURON, MICH.

Tops Dressed. tars Simonized

415 PARK STREET

Phone 2877

A HAPPY NEW YEAR

Port Huron
Bread Company

AT YOUR GROCERY

1301 Eleventh Street

Phone 584

KING-HURLEY

GARAGE

OPEN DAY AND NIGHT

Washing, Greasing and Repairing

PORT HURON, MICH.

Greetings

SOUTH PARK
WELDING WORKS

Prest-O-Weld.Oisweld Torches,
Regulators, Welding Rod,
Linde Oxygen, Prea-O-Lite
Acetylene Distributed by Us

WE ARE EQUIPPED TO
WELD ANYTHING

Opp. Nfoak Machine & Tool Co.

PORT HURON, MICH.

Wishing You All a Happy New Year

Fourth and Wall

Port Huron

2624 Connor St. Phone 4012

PORT HURON, MICH.

Phone 3006

I The Jewish Welfare Board has

been advised of the granting of fur-
; loughs to Jewish men in the United
I States army and navy and to din-
' ablcd veterans whose physical con-
' ditions permits, to enable them to
!observe the high Holy Days. The
order of the Secretary of War is
as follows:

"Furloughs for Jewish holidays
to soldiers of the Jewish faith:
' The secretary of war desires, in
' order to permit soldiers of the
I Jewish faith to participate in the
' celebration of High 11$,Iy Days
(Rosh Hashonah), beginning at
sundown, Friday, Oct. 4, 1929, and
continuing until sundown, Sunday,
Ott. 6, 1929, and of the Day of
Atonement (Yom Kippur), begin-
ning at sunday, Sunday, October
13, 1929, and continuing until sun-
down, Monday, October 14, 1020,
that members of that faith be
granted furloughs for such time
as necessary to permit them to be
at their homes, when practicable,
or at places where these celebra•
tions are held, from noon of Thurs-
day, Oct. 3, to noon of Tuesday,
Oct. 8, 1929, and from the eve-
ning of Saturday, Oct. 12, to noon
of Wednesday, Oct. 16, 1929, pro-
vided no interference with the pub-
lic service is occasioned thereby."
The navy department, bureau of
navigation, has issued the follow.
ing order to all ships and stations:
In order to permit observance
of the High Holy Days, including
the New Year (Rosh Hashanah),
, and the Day of Atonement (Yom
Kippur), Commanding Officers
may grant leave when the exigen-
cies of the service permit to men
of the Jewish faith from noon of
Thursday, Oct. 3, until noon of
Tuesday, Oct. 8, and from the eve-
ning of Saturday, Oct. 12, until
noon of Wednesday, Oct. 16, 1929.'
The United States Veterans Bu-
reau has a standing order since
1925, as follows:
"At the request of the Jewish
Welfare Board, and in accordance
with the established policy and
practice, beneficiaries of the Jew-
ish faith whose physical condition
permits will be granted passes to'
participate in the celebration of
High Holy Days, including the
Passover (covering the Seder
Days), the New Year (Rosh Has-
honah), and the Day of Atonement
(Yom Kippur)."
The Jewish Welfare Board will
arrange for religious services and
hospitality, including meals and
' lodging, in communities where
men residing at a considerable dis-
tance from their homes are not
able to leave their posts, and will '
make special provision for dis-
abled men unable to leave hos-
'pits's, for the observance of the
11ligh Holy Days.
, The Board's representatives are
arranging for the observance of
the High HolT Days at outlying
points, including China, Manila,
Hawaii, Panama and Haiti.

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New Year's Greetings

EMERSON
Drug Co.

Accuracy—Purity

602 Water St.

Plume 308

PORT HURON, MICH.

Catchers and Shippers of
Lake Huron Fish

PORT IIURON, MICH.

This is the picture of the summer faculty of the Graduate School
for Rabbis and the Teachers' Institute, which was conducted at Cincin-
nati from July 8 until Aug. 16, under supervision of Dr. Julian Morg-
enstern, president of the college.
Guest professors were Dr. James A. Montgomery, who taught
Bible, Biblical history and archaeology, and Dr. Isaac Ilusik, who
taught Jewish philosophy. Both are on the University of I'ennsylvania '
faculty.
The summer faculty also included Dr. Jacob Mann, in history; Dr.
Henry Englander, in medieval Biblical exegesis; Dr. Israel Bettan, in
Midrash and Homiletics, and Prof. Abraham N. Franzblau, principal I
of the H. U. C. School for Teachers in New York City. Drs. Mann,
Englander and Bettan are full-time members of the college faculty.

"A Six in the Price Range of
the Four"

416-420 Huron Avenue

Phone 2598

The Wheaton
Fish Company

Chief of Police

UNION
Chevrolet
Company

Accessory Stores

ABSOPURE REFRIGERATORS

We Wish All Our Jewish Friends and
Patrons a Happy New Year

PORT HURON, MICH.

Oatman's

Fixtures and Appliances
Radio and Washing Machines

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Phone 3980

1029 Military

CONTRACTORS

PORT HURON, MICII.

Flowers for Every Occasion

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EVERSON'S
Electric Co.

Phone 4222

Florist Shop

PORT IIURON, MICH.

Wishing the Entire Jewish Community of
Port Huron a Happy and Prosperous
New Year

617 Water St.

Room 301 Federal Bank Bldg.

WE LEAD—OTHERS FOLLOW

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Haircutting

MATH
ULLENBRUCH

A. W. SELKIRK, Prop.

Cor. Stone and Thomas

H. U. C. SUMMER FACULTY

PORT IIUR()N, MICH.

The art of conversation consists
of the exercise of two tine qual-
ities. You must originate, and
you must sympathise; you must
possess at the same time the habit
of communicating, and the habi
of listening. The union is rather'
rare, but irresistible.—Coningsby

We operate our own tugs, assuring you
always of the best in Fish. Special attention
given to dinner partieis. Our fish experts will
bone and prepare your fish all ready to use. No
extra charge.

GREETINGS

PHONE 47

MOTOR SUPPLY

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Complete Service for the
Repairman

That the Coming New Year Holds
for You All Health, Happiness and
Prosperity its the Wish of

Port Huron, Michigan

Wm. M. Dicer

A Happy New Year to All

Season's Greetings

MILLER'S

Billiard. and Bowling

Tobacco and Cigars

CURRIER & EMERY, Props.

Lunch Counter, Candies,
Soft Drinks

Grocery Store

Super Service

REX MILLER, Prop.

THE RECREATION
BUILDING

MEATS AND GROCERIES

AUTO SERVICE

Greasing, Oiling, Gasoline
Service. Gabriel Snubbers

TWENTY-EIGHTH AND MOAK

3 Racks, Compressed Air,
Alemiting. No Waiting

Phone 1645-J

405 E. Water St. Phone 3519

PORT HURON, MICH.

407 EAST WATER ST.

Port Huron, Mich.

JACK BUCKLEY

PORT HURON, MICH.

1604 Ctone St. Phone 494-M

PORT HURON, MICH.

Greetings

Greetings

ED. F. REYNOLDS

Peloso Brothers'
Cigar Store

S. H. & N. G. Moore

Staple and Fancy Groceries

Imported and Domestic

Scranton Anthracite
Soft Coal of All Descriptions

Featuring

Violet

Cigars, Cigarettes

Breath Gum

1211 Rawlins

Phone 3710

PORT HURON, MICH,

Greetings

Tobaccos

SEASON'S GREETINGS

and

529 Water St.

Phone 630

PORT IIURON, 5IICII.

PHONE US FOR PROMPT DELIVERY

312

Court St., Port Huron

Phone 479

Season's Greetings

COMPLIMENTS OF

CALL-

Asa McNinch
YELLOW
& Son

CAB

Funeral and Ambulance
Service

Phone 279

322 1/1 Huron Ave.

PORT HURON, MICH,

912 Lapeer Ave.
Phone 141
PORT HURON, MICH.

COMPLIMENTS

ROY A. BRAZELL

ELECTRIC WIRING AND FIXTURES

Phone 767

Solvay Coke, All Sizes
Dry Hard and Soft Wood

BILLIARDS AND POCKET
BILLIARDS

"The Light House of Port Huron"
Port Huron
1517 Court Street

WM. FENSKE & SON

GARAGE AND MACHINE SHOP
Overhauling • Specialty—First-CI... Repairing
Phone 4232
1904 Tenth Street
FORT HURON

Greetings

MOTOR TRUCK TRANSPORTATION

OGDEN AND MOFFETr

Daily Truck Service Between Port Huron and Detroit
Main Office sad Warehouse, Twenty-fourth and Connor
Port Huron
Phone 568

GREETINGS

EARLE R. WHITMORE

Registered Civil Engineer and Surveyor
BI, (NTON BLOCK
PORT HURON

