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0007-SW P-043021 0 0 0 7 --S W P -0 4 3 0 2 2 0007-SWP-00012617E 0007-SW P-043023 0007-SWP-000126179 0007-S W P -043024 0007-SWP-000126180 Xll honor, and credit are due the Acme jpjj[ ^Vhite Lead and Color'Works, Detroit, Mich., ** lor the handsome. brochure which it issued in ^ honor o[ the thirteenth annual convention ot . the National Association of Agricultural Im mi u* Irvt.tM! v-. v . "L plement and Vehicle Manufacturers. The il- il 4.m lustrations evidence that the Acme camera man . is no novice at the business. The hook will be . BfciSfc i ; pilau-- *. f- highly prised by those so fortunate as to re- ;4 ccivc a copy. give : -": ; * -V ^ jfjl-'2ayn.\*.4*4u*fl^* f* '- - { S.<t acabaula paarnia, .eunronu^-U^ * . !s3 nuts . --U-awv Manor B* aluasaaila-atMcOuv'toa-afl. . ^5lS!a5!?U^^ 7*P toadt ^ m< elor ! * n-vorr*tu tus. v*nf wo-r-t.. __v- h**Jl MMnri.rtWViWvin.Ptv"1^ Uelr rope " ,, r *"A"' * * JffcSIJffWfc1 ' *-- *~+*r*\*` *' '' ?;T;:: . ! MU l'l> *"*.*!*>** -.. 1- I. ' -i ; far ' -" w"i- f i :.,________________ : \ * The Acme White Lesd tad Colot Works, si f -- - --. suf-wman i < U-m4. I .Vjia.., . _ - - ---^1wlain ii-n.f| A \0iiii . T - . l tnu whiafraid. Karireh. rS>.iU i < -- , Detroit, Mtcfc.,leftid tebaTetheleigetl tadteidiu) I bo at- uiiu:,^auii#:'likVt ; paintandvarnish factoryla Che world. Tfcdrcood* b mo o Jt vr V- ! * * 1 II. *mV. ;fce bees oSetvd in foreign markets for may 7cm, - -i \ . - .V S'-y -'Jrf? ~ e-Ai .">* sad the popdarity of tbdr product bis m increased tb demand that Mboo become nree--ry for Ike* to estabScfc t complete foreign department in cm* section n-ftb (heir pbni. The works are described a bring Nsf<teM paint plan* in trite--c> rod there sre aerate hilcrGrfsff industrial bdtenacnl featam Is ccnsetSoa withthem, indndfog s library, a mask and itst room, end shnibr fcatews Cot toe sse oi tba tatpiujiu. ' i A. .if >ft* FK* *T * tin; DrtrwUi te .(Ue miart fwrorntor l* hr Ua iBiiurAirtn(0*luda- trr. bui'hiMt Uteini--v th ftw-r o>di!ni*iUina imiiiir tvnirCWrf. mb * HnM..ukiU T.uif f*A *m< MIF nthjau tv a 0007-SWP--043025 0007-SWP-000126181 nrwr >j?.fcffwv t f^^SSliidiS^^^ re ROI^NEWS;.'; MONDAY.- NOVHMBER^jl9;||f9p6;^ M3'^;y r* t>ETROJTvGETS ANOTHER BIG MANUFACTURINGS V;, . * :v - . INDUSTRY AWAY FR^OyiMu Su.Ta.,yLOyUvIwS,i M****O-*.>` " " ' ' `' ' ' ' a iiW?'h.%>V * v**.............. *\ . '* 1 . -4-t* . .> .,, * j, > i;; r* < 4T-* % V'VS&S* V' ;'*1 '> - 1'4 ' I - Main Building Oeilgned for th. Rowley Lead Co^ to.Be Erected on SI ^ublri Avenue, Ne>r.Sidney Avenue. < * ^J `a. After rwtlatlcmi eowrbif bout' alx try; in which Detroit Is so much Inter --i eompleta. Th* uialn building is to . J. )' ? months the Board of Commerce hu ested. bo SOOnd feel The sito la near the1 * -landed a new Industry /or1- Detroit, The' plant will,' bq'loeatadvor> *t vhtek'wtll >44 n,tU,M0 U the value- :Aubth nVenue noar Bl4noy.\ Donaldson of.tbfl.qantoal output ofc Detroit*# toe* dt Velar/are'at work od' lbs' plans. Acme White Lead A Color works, with; which tha new concern fa to bo silted, as It is tha greatest customer of the Rowley company.. I,-' - toriee and contribute materially to' the The Importance of the industry 'to - npnmtar 'of, on* of Detroit** great? Detroit will be-appreciated whon.1t is kit Industrie* remembered that this diy la the ...The wtabHshment Is the ' Rowley of St, Louii, one of the --1 --M------ of paints and varalshea _____world. The greater part of the j -y product of Oie( company, wtueh la ___ lutut MUhltohmmti of tto kind In about SO par cent of the entire Amer the country. It lifts been practically ican output, wit)'be'wnaumed In De assured for arvorat days that the fee*' toiy would mow to Deireft, but the troit. The output win amount to about U.000 tons worth fLXKMM, and since it: la made In competition with the trust beflrd preferred to deity the announce^ It untie* Detroit of fair prices en cuoe meat of Its suecees until a meeting of Its jnoqt Important raw material*. In New York, which was held Satur day. made' assurance doubly sure. Willson H. Rowley, the' head of tbs jUras Vaeauky, chairman of the ~ Board of Commerce committee on now Industries, whose own cancer*, the Burroughs Adding Kuchine Co. camo ... ..... __j , . concern, la an axpart manufacturer of lead products and-has patented a pro* 'cees' by which white lead of the finest qftalityT Is msda'by Improved methods without; losing the,' advantages of the <ti& :Dntch process, "C ; from 8t. Louis about two years ego, is authority for the statement that De-. tmlL'p.nmutatioA for excvdlencs of pro- . duotlea'U1 many other Hnec was one trbrur-reasnn leading to the remsral of -the Rowley plant to thla olty.. Of. coarse -the board had to "show**.Mr. . *. a'f* s* ;. *. -J If.Ooe* Interesting'fa^t W connection wtifcibe^eoapoByis that It la inla-, pendent of the trust sad, In'* the Ml lav.-eBsanetUSon*.-with the * ChaggenielnwC who-'are' said to controlj tfce Jmftitlag '.sad*-', rtfulsf' trust and tli lead' tnier.~ (These aggngnUoBS of Rowley, he being from Missouri.. ' r- :.vj }Uwhere he could Detroit than he make more money In-.. found anywhere eloe, . w* far"* "-- r n \r and the auccass in Ratting him la eel- ` ` donee of the. thoroughness of, the ............ board's work, ..-*v.-.'i:?r-t- Mr. Rowley far described .by^thoao . who know Mm ns a man of broad ^. - Idenn. loeeui la hie own business . -^-* capitaltake In the tasking-of red WbHe' lewd, lead plpa, sheet lead, lead, shot , s ... -*v ``-tsteyntZBOx. junrucr,' *' and masy .qihar snides.'-,Of ths SH pul ctf tha Rowley LeU Co. Louie, OOS time' of mcuptelsad produced in tbs country annually, about 150,000 tons *U*fk->' --who win -m----m----il,b1isMI ant to Dve.trs, tt., . . I ' . *,,;-*r, and intoreeted In pubVe questions of - ~ all klnde.-' .Whea he tone* to Dstndtf^?:.;;. he says ha proposes to Uka an acUv* pert in furthering the cfrU- interqW of the elty. just U he did.while'a \ iwMut of fit. Louta, sad to beoome.a..> wi Into.the.manufacture efredlae* which call ter a fireproof.mala befld- member of the Board of Cesuntfe*.-;-^;; yblteTead' udlltharga.; which arelhb 'iiss^ss?branches of da business la .which the- RawUyJeoiapMsrW interested.- -Those IsY-:eoaatructed no^.aa.Vtn1 soaka.~the worldngf oopdlPons*of . the employes the^be^ possible.*; Werh if to be W> He ban expresaad an- intcntii tog an.- wopenTdi^rM to the_______ the Iflspsi.etlo--a- 'o-f d.ile- p-l-a--n--t--w --hen U-b1>^ *v *------- jtaod la. tbei Mint indus- gn^ as soma M'the working- drawfiivt ' '' '-9 v- / - hi-#" f f :kr; ix , ; t : ' - v -- r1 * " r>- >* . Z -Tv.'. a-. *' * :m$. 'y'rf w ' t-r ' >. 'c-'; S>vs--- ...... . y4ii V- a?: WV'.. *'> *. - -* ,\}?A f ;*&. V 0007-SWP--043026 0007-SWP-000126182 WHITE CITY NEWS 5 SALESMEN OF IAS. ROVCAU. DISTRICT E ! B-w Cnnni Owa. % i t W. U ftUSOTT. CtadmMlMdVfcMty. K ft. OCMIRAU. SikiMiMpr, General Tnft OftuuNnt C. C, WftKHAA. Jft.. E*n wAtsovt tesunr. ** ThtTbastaf MIc Uc m A. ft. MU6AU, Aaftiui StfH Mwpr, Ch a w I Th J* PtwiaiA P. C. FftAYSOL E Kentucky an* Soathrm Pans of Indium and Ittnok. ! , 1 0007-SWP-043027 0007-SWP-000126183 WHITE CITV NEWS VvootUc. I within a comparatively short time, and i He'i a Huulct hour the Vord Go. does not commence to look as well at the | Mr. Welch joined our selling force on present time as the floor finished two j August 151I), 100;. in the capacity of years ago with Vamotiie, consequently special salesman to back up out distribu the desirahtlilv and economy of using ters. Tire J. W. EdgerlyCo.,atOttumwa, Vamotiie will at once be apparent to you. loner. Mr. A. D- Hoagg found him some Yarnotik llraroughly seals and takes where out in Minnesota, and a " find " of hold of the pores of the wood, virtually the most valuable kind he has proved to becoming part of the wood itself. be. We don't know his nationality but Vamotiie must not be applied over guess him to be an American, with more Shellac or Surfacer. On close grained than the usual degree of bull dog tenacity woods, like pioe. It should be put on over and hustle. the hare, wood, and on open grained H)s ability as a salesman " sticks ig> woods, like oak, ft should be applied after Too many good things cannot bo said Ihe floor has been filled with a good paste relative to the "genuine " merit of Wn- filler--like our Davies' Paste Wood Filler. otile. The following facts will illustrate During the past year, with an output to you why it is a superior finish and one of about twenty thousand gallons, we that cnn.not le fcnrtovcd;unon. -uiVj wiwfflt ' !. '.cmffafert - Qa&wf, like a sore thumb." He is evidently in In its manufacture we utilize only the these complaints was due to the fact that best amber gums, combined In proper pro two coats of shellac were used as a first portion with a specially prepared oil and coaler, which when dry flaked off very turpentine--the latter being for the pur easily and the VornotBc necessarily came pose of imparling easy working and with It. flowing properties. These properties are The other complaint was in no way the very essential because such goods are frequently used by housewives and inex perienced consumers, meaning that the fault of Varriotlle. It appears that the floor was washed with soap and water, and the finish applied before the soap was varnish must practically do its own work thoroughly cleaned off and the wood per and be an easy to apply and flow out so fectly free from moisture. Under such freely that then will be no possibility of adverse conditions It was not at all sur laps. prising that trouble ensued. H, K. WELCH. The especially prepared limpid oil we use was perfected by us after years of experimenting, and is the only oil thatenn be used successfully In making a perfect floor (mesh, possessing the requisite fea tures--transparency, toughness, elasticity and durability. With only two complaints in the course of a year, both of which were due to causes beyond our control, we are justi fied in feeling proud of our product.. Vamotiie was primarily designed as a floor finish. It is as well a most excellent article for linoleum or oil doth. Imparting love with his work, as he is making good and has shown excellent results from the day he started to sell the A. Q. lines. We have never had the pleasure of meeting Mr. Welch personally, but we understand from Mr. A. D. Hoagg lhathe Is a man of fine character, pleasing per Vamotiie docs not contain a single afresh, glossy finish, and greatly adding sonality and undaunting courage. Mr. trace of rosin, because it is the worst pos to the durability of same. Welch's long suit Is the landing of Fieoo sible ingredient that could be Incorporated The demand tor a floor fiaish that can proposition deals. We introduce him to in a floor finish for the reason that it will be depended upon Is enormous. You cer our representatives, and take this occasion mar white when walked on. and will turn tainty have it in Vamotiie, and there is to wish him unlimited success in the white If it comes in contact with water, no reason In the world why we should future. and s finish of this character in which, not at least double our output this year, rosin is one of die constituents has a ten dency to easily chip. Varnodle dries infrom sixteen totwentyfour hours--depending upon conditions, and Inasmuch as it is a long oil piece of goods the greater length of time it is given to dry ihe better. It drieswith an elegant, but the best ef reasons why this should prove a very simple problem. Sell every dealer you call upon n case or two of VarnoOe. You can do It If you only half try. A strut Is all that is neces sary, because the inevitable result must be repeat business and lots of It. The Chicago Branch sent us in a nice order for Kal-Som for stock. Who wll! be the next? Don't let your route sheet show one town made neat week without an order from It. ; permanent lustre, and Is made from such It's up to you. We want a number of car-load orders carefully selected materials that it can be Come on, boys! for Kal-Som for shipment, say, March 1st, rubbed and polished if desired. Get your distributers In line now. l We know of an instance where Vamotile has been on the surface for a period of two yean, and to-day It looks equally as well as if it had been applied only two Mr. W. J. Schaefer, of District N, has drawn first blood on Kal-Som, having sent In a nice order from the Maffison Paint and Wall Paper Co., Madison, Wis. Don't be satisfied with small orders. Work for 4Or ones. But remember that a small order Is for better than order. i months instead of two years. In the same Mr. H. F. Whitaker sold a nice big Our Secretary and General Mnaager, residence another floor was finished at the stock order of Kal-Som to the Valley City Mr. Titos. Neal, learn to-night on a trip same time with floor finish made by an Glass and Paint Co., of Grand Rnpids, to the Pacific Coast, and he will return by other house and had to be refmishcd Mich. way of Texas points. w 0007-SWP-043028