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SIGNS
B.A.THOMAS
SHOW GARDE PRICE TICKETS
FIREMAN'S FUND INSURANCE COMPANY 401 CALIFORNIA STREET
FIRE, AUTOMOBILE & MARINE INSURANCE
DUNHAM, CARRIGAN & HAYDEN CO.
HARDWARE AND STEEL
KANGAS AND DIVISION ST6.
H. S. CROCKER CO., Inc. 565-571 Market Street
Wholesale Paints and Olis
Telephone
Morse Detective and Patrol Service 502 Califor
AND THEO. J. ROCHE
KING COAL CO
SAN FRANCISCO
JAMES B. SMITH PRES FRANK J. FORAN, VICE PRES. B. W. GRABLE SEc. FRANK V. CURTIS GEN SALES AGT.
CABLE ADDRESS
KING COAL
.DACHI-VERNON
KING COAL CO. S. 6
KING COAL CO. S. F. 7
THE SEAL OF
SINCERITY
DIAMOND JEWELRY
Designed by our own artists, made by our own craftsmen, from gems selected by acknowledged ex- perts and priced in moderation.
GOLD JEWELRY
Selected with the > utmost care to insure the best in design and workmanship, and offering a surpris- ing variety of attractive > pieces even within the limits of $5.00 to $20.00.
WATCHES
Sole agents for Vacheron 3 Constantin Swiss watches, which stand in the lead as accurate time- pieces. Dealing only in those Swiss and American watches which we can guarantee as satisfactory to purchasers.
SILVERWARE
A complete line of sterling table, toilets and per- sonal silverware > in the most desirable patterns, many of which are sold by us exclusively.
SHREVE, TREAT & EACRET One-three-six Geary Street
Typography of this advertisement by Ricardo J. Orozco
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DISTEEL WHEELS Make A Good Car Better
PIKE && SMITH
Northern California Distributors
865 Post Street
San Francisco, Cal. Phone Prospect 8000
Gruss Air Springs Make All Roads Boulevards
8%
PARTIAL LIST OF DEALERS
Oakland, Calif. NELSON & MORRELL 1750 E. 12th St. DAVIS MOTOR CAR CO. 2100 Broadway
KONRAD GOBEL 325 - 21st St.
NOBLE W. HILL 208 No. Eldorado St. Stockton, Calif. W. D. McKAY 12th and J Sts. Sacramento, Calif.
CHISHOLM & SOCAL Sutter Creek, Calif.
OTTO WIENCKE Susanville, Calif.
RED RIVER LUMBER CO. Westwood, Calif.
BAIRS GARAGE Eureka, Calif.
MORGAN BROS. 460 So. First St. San Jose, Calif.
CHICO TRUCK & TRACTOR CO. Chico, Calif.
J. W. THEWS Redding, Calif.
GROWNEY'S GARAGE Red Bluff, Calif.
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1922 BUYERS' GUIDE of SAN FRANCISCO
Pages
Pages
Accountants.
6
Hardware.
50-51
Addressing Machines. .
6
Hardwood Lumber. 52
Architects' and Engineers' Supplies. .
7
Hay
53
Asbestos Goods.
7
Heating Contractors. 54
Automobile Department.
8
Hops 55
Bag Manufacturers.
9-11
Hotels
56
Bank and Office Fixtures.
11
Insurance Companies.
57
Banking Department. 12-28
Iron Works.
58-60
Bed Manufacturers. 30
Iron and Steel.
61-64
Belting Manufacturers. 30-31
32
Lumber Dealers.
65-66
Boiler Makers 32
Macaroni and Vermicelli. 66
Bonds Surety.
32
Machinery and Tools.
67-76
Builders' Supplies and Building Materials .33-36 Cafeterias. 37
Metal Works.
79
Canned Goods.
38
Milk Dealers
80
Carpet Beating.
38
Coal, Retail.
40
Paint Manufacturers.
81
Coal, Wholesale.
39
Paper Products.
82
Collection Agencies
40
Pipe Tanks and Silos.
82
Colleges and Schools.
40
Printers
82-83
Contractors' Equipment.
41
Pumps ..
84
Cutlery 42
Riggers.
85
Detective Agencies. 42-43
Rubber Goods.
85-86
Draymen
43
Rubber Stamps.
86
Drinking Water.
44
Scales ..
87
Dry Goods.
44
Shipbuilding.
88
Electrotypers. 44-45
Storage. 89
89
Engineers' and Architects' Supplies.
45
Stoves and Tinware.
89
Fire Extinguishers
45
Surveyors' and Drawing Instruments
91
Funeral Directors.
47
Typewriter Supplies.
91
Glass Bottle Mfrs.
48
Undertakers.
93
Glass Mfrs
48
Wire Works.
94
Grocers, Wholesale.
49
The Buyers' Guide contains
the advertisements and business cards of the most progressive business firms in our city, classified according to lines of business.
Refer to the index to Departments on the following pages, and if unable to find where you can purchase what you want, you will confer a favor on the publishers by calling
Telephone Douglas 5800
Crocker-Langley San Francisco Directory 230-240 BRANNAN STREET
Lithographers.
64
Boiler Compounds
Metal. 77-79
Moving.
81
Employment.
45
Stoves and Ranges,
Foundries. 46-47
Tanks.
5
ACCOUNTANTS
AUDITS INCOME TAX SERVICE SYSTEMS
C. A. DE HAAS & CO. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
Phone Douglas 1340
HOBART BLDG.
SAN FRANCISCO
ADDRESSING MACHINES
THE "ADDRESS-PRESS" ADDRESSING SYSTEM
This Model Addresses
1200 Envelopes Per Hour
A MODEL FOR EVERY NEED
Address Plates Made on Your Own Typewriter
NOTCHED FOR INDEXING COLORED FOR CLASSIFICATION
The Elliott Addressing Machine Company
Factory Service and Sales Branch
Telephone Sutter 6072 114 Sansome Street, San Francisco
Wm. L. Hovis District Manager
Ask for demonstration and estimate on your addressing requirements.
A GOOD OPPORTUNITY
to put information about your business where people will see it
The City Direc- tory is the most effective and
IS RIGHT HERE
time. Those who buy without looking at the
economical method of reach- ing all the people all the
list of those who sell do themselves a great injustice.
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ARCHITECTS' AND ENGINEERS' SUPPLIES
MEASURING TAPES
D! IETZGEN 44 TRADE MARK
BLUE PRINT AND VANDYKE PAPERS
DRAWING MATERIALS
SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS
EUGENE DIETZGEN CO.
18 FIRST STREET
Telephone KEARNY 2680
ASBESTOS GOODS
FRANK MALLOYE President
EDGAR C. BRODER Vice-Pres. and Manager
WM. A. FINNIGAN Asst. Manager
Western Asbestos Magnesia Co. Insulating Engineers
EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS OF AND CONTRACTORS FOR
THE PHILIP CAREY CO'S PRODUCTS :
CAREY'S ROOFINGS MAGNESIA AND ASBESTOS PIPE AND BOILER COVERINGS COLD STORAGE INSULATION ASBESTOS AND ASPHALT PRODUCTS "ELASTITE" EXPANSION PAVING JOINT
21-29 South Park ( Between ) San Francisco, Cal. 2nd and 3rd Sts.
Telephone Douglas 3860
H. S. CROCKER CO., INC. The Loose Leaf House of San Francisco
MANUFACTURERS OF LOOSE LEAF LEDGERS AND ACCOUNT BOOKS BANK OUTFITS AND COUNTY RECORDS OFFICE STATIONERY
LOS ANGELES 723-725 Hill St.
565-571 MARKET STREET OAKLAND 1444 Broadway
SACRAMENTO 208-210 J St.
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AUTOMOBILE DEALERS
WILLIAM L. HUGHSON CO.
"FORD" - "LINCOLN" Motor Cars
AND "FORDSON TRACTORS"
DEALERS SINCE 1903
Market at Eleventh · San Francisco Telephone PARK 4380
COASTWISE SERVICE Seattle : Portland : Oakland : Los Angeles : San Diego
IRA G. PERIN
ELECTRIC SERVICE GARAGE
DISTRIBUTOR WALKER ELECTRIC TRUCKS AND ELWELL-PARKER ELECTRIC INDUSTRIAL TRUCKS AGENT DETROIT ELECTRICS 458 NATOMA
TEL. SUTTER 1476
Phone Park 1682
C. Barmann
International Radiator Co.
Manufacturing and HIGH CLASS Repairing of Auto Radiators, Lamps, Fenders, Windshields and Speedster Bodies Spinnings of all descriptions in Copper, Brass and Tin
505 VAN NESS AVENUE
Near McAllister St.
BAG MANUFACTURERS
AMES HARRIS NEVILLE CO.
MANUFACTURERS, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
BAGS OF ALL DIMENSIONS AND DESCRIPTIONS, MADE OF BURLAP, COTTON GOODS, DUCK OR CANVAS. PRINTED OR PLAIN.
TWINES
FLAX FOR THE MILL, WAREHOUSE OR HARVEST FIELD. COTTON, HEMP, JUTE AND PAPER FLEECE TWINE.
BURLAP
BY THE CARLOAD, BALE OR BOLT, PLAIN, COLORED OR MANGLED, IN ALL WEIGHTS AND WIDTHS.
TENTS
OF ALL SIZES, WEIGHTS AND QUALITY. CANVAS COTTAGES. CONTRACTORS' CONSTRUCTION TENTS.
DUCK
NARROW - WIDE - LIGHT - HEAVY - COLORED AND WATERPROOF. BALE OR BOLT.
AWNINGS
FOR THE RESIDENCE, STORE OR FACTORY. SATISFAC- FACTORY INSTALLATION GUARANTEED.
CANVAS COTTAGES
MADE TO SPECIFICATIONS FOR YOUR INSPECTION AND APPROVAL BEFORE LEAVING OUR FACTORY. THESE COTTAGES ARE DEMOUNTABLE AND FINISHED IN AN ARTISTIC WORKMANLIKE MANNER.
CAMP FURNITURE
GOLD MEDAL, MANUFACTURED FOR "OUT OF DOOR LUXURY." SERVICEABLE - PRACTICAL. NO CAMP IS COMPLETE WITHOUT THESE CAMP COMFORTS. OUR STOCK IS VERY COMPLETE.
WATER BAGS
PALM BRAND. THE BAG THAT IS A BARGAIN.
BOX BRANDS TYPE
FOR WOOD OR FIBRE PRINTING. A MANUFACTURING EXPERIENCE OF MORE THAN 25 YEARS ENABLES US TO OFFER A SUPERIOR PLATE OR FACE OF TYPE IN BRASS OR WHITE METAL.
PRESSES
FOR WOOD OR FIBRE PRINTING MEET THE FULL REQUIREMENTS OF BOX FACTORIES, CANNERIES OR PACKING HOUSES. WRITE FOR PARTICULARS.
SERVICE
THE FOLLOWING FACTORIES AND SALES OFFICES ARE FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE. CALL, WRITE OR PHONE.
FACTORIES AND OFFICES
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. 100 POTRERO AVE. Phone Market 6100
PORTLAND, OREGON 15TH and HOYT STS. Phone Broadway 1246
SALES OFFICES
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH 925 KEARNS BLDG. Phone Wasatch 2121
LOS ANGELES, CAL. 923 MARSH STRONG BLDG. Phone Broadway 5189
9
BAG MANUFACTURERS
HYLAND BAG COMPANY
243 SACRAMENTO STREET SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
MANUFACTURERS, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
BAGS BURLAP
TWINE
TELEPHONE DOUGLAS 412
W. A. PLUMMER MFG. CO.
IMPORTERS and MANUFACTURERS
BURLAP and COTTON BAGS PIECE BURLAP CANVAS GOODS
35-37 Front St .- cor. Pine
San Francisco
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BAGS
BURLAP AND COTTON BAGS COTTON AND FLAX TWINES Burlap Piece Goods and Cotton Sheetings
BEMIS BRO. BAG COMPANY SAN FRANCISCO.
Phone Kearny 3570 OFFICE AND FACTORY: Corner of Sansome and Vallejo Streets, San Francisco
BANK AND OFFICE FIXTURES
Oscar H Ostlund
J. L. Johnson
Ostlund (& Johnson
Manufacturers and Contractors
Bank, Store and Office Fixtures
Estimates and Designs Submitted
Office,and Factory
1901-1905 BRYANT ST.
Phone Market 2177
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BANKING DEPARTMENT
E
ITALIAN - AMERICAN BANK
ESTABLISHED 1899
CORNER MONTGOMERY AND SACRAMENTO STREETS
Member of Federal Reserve Bank, San Francisco Clearing House and Associated Savings Banks of San Francisco
OFFICERS
A. SBARBORO, President
A. E. SBARBORO, Vice-President and Cashier
M. F. ROESTI, Vice-President
G. J. PANARIO, Asst. Cashier
M. J. FONTANA, Vice-President C. H. CROCKER, Vice-President R. A. SBARBORO, Asst. Cashier V. L. PUCCINELLI, Asst. Cashier
C. C. PEINI, Mgr. Foreign Dept.
DIRECTORS
A. SBARBORO L. DEMARTINI
C. H. CROCKER J. DI GIORGIO
M. J. FONTANA STANLEY J. FAY
L. BOITANO G. GARIBALDI
A. E. SBARBORO
AMBROSE GHERINI H. L. E. MEYER Jr.
D. GHIRARDELLI Dr. G. PEDRAZZINI
C. A. MALM M. L. PERASSO
A. J. MERLE M. F. ROESTI
ISADORE ZELLERBACH
NORTH BEACH BRANCH COLUMBUS AVE. AND BROADWAY M. L. PERASSO, Manager A. BERONIO, Asst. Cashier
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS DEPARTMENTS CORRESPONDENTS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD SPECIAL FACILITIES FOR FOREIGN EXCHANGE SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS
Paid-Up Capital, Surplus 1
and Undivided Profits 1
Assets : : : : :
: Over $ 1,580,000.00
: Over 13,400,000.00
IN THE HEART OF THE FINANCIAL AND WHOLESALE BUSINESS DISTRICT
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BANKING DEPARTMENT
The Anglo & London Paris National Bank OF SAN FRANCISCO
A forward-looking institution. Its energies and resources have ever been enlisted in the development and conservation of the best interests of San Francisco and the Pacific Coast.
Its service reaches directly every trade capital of the world-comprehends every phase of commercial and investment banking.
RESOURCES OVER ONE HUNDRED TWENTY MILLION DOLLARS
Offirers
Herbert Fleishhacker, President
Mortimer Fleishhacker, Vice-President
J. W. Lilienthal, Jr., Vice-President
Geo. A. Van Smith,
Asst. Vice-President
J. Friedlander, Vice-President
Fred F. Ouer,
Asst. Vice-President
L. J. Aubert, Assistant Cashier
C. F. Hunt, Vice-President
V. Klinker, Asst. Vice-President
F. J. Hoagland, Assistant Cashier
Harry Coe, Vice-President
J. S. Curran,
Asst. Vice-President
V. R. Pentecost, Assistant Cashier
W. E. Wilcox, V. P. and Cashier
J. W. Harrison Asst. Vice-President
C. E. Baen,
Assistant Cashier
E. R. Alexander,
Asst. Vice-President
F. L. Moss,
Assistant Cashier
John Gayle Anderton, Assistant Cashier and Secretary
Directors
Chas. C. Moore
W. E. Wilcox
J. J. Mack
M. Fleishhacker
Adolfo Stahl
C. F. Hunt
R. D. Robbins, Jr.
J. C. Mckinstry
Wm. F. Humphrey
John D. Spreckels
Sig. Stern
Walter E. Buck
Herbert Fleishhacker
M. Meyerfeld, Jr.
K. R. Kingsbury
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Robert Dollar
A. W. Foster
Eugene Plunkett, Asst. Vice-President
BANKING DEPARTMENT
"A COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE IN THE WATER FRONT DISTRICT"
You will find a complete and efficient banking service at this bank. All of the advantages and facilities of our Savings, Commercial, Trust and Safe Deposit Depart- ments are at your service every business hour of the day.
This bank is located two short blocks up Market Street from the ferry and the banking business of individuals, firms and corporations of the water front district is solicited. People who live in the East Bay district will find the SEABOARD BRANCH a convenient and friendly bank to do business with.
TOTAL RESOURCES OVER $32,000,000
SEABOARD BRANCH
ANGLO-CALIFORNIA TRUST COMPANY SAVINGS~COMMERCIAL~TRUST "The City - Wide Bank" 101 MARKET STREET, SAN FRANCISCO
MARKET AND SANSOME STS. FILLMORE AND GEARY STS. SIXTEENTH AND MISSION STS. THIRD AND,TWENTIETH STS. MARKET AND JONES STS.
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BANKING DEPARTMENT
BANCA POPOLARE-FUGAZI O
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10000000000A
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2 Columbus Av., San Francisco, Cal.
BRANCHES IN
AGRICOLTORE
Oakland and Santa Barbara, Cal.
L OPERAIO
This Bank has one of the handsomest buildings and most commodious banking rooms in the City.
Is fully equipped with up-to-date facilities in its Commercial, Savings and Safe Deposit Departments.
Makes a successful specialty of foreign exchange through a large number of correspondents all over the world.
It is an All-day Bank, open from 8:30 a. m. to 6 p. m.
Officers
F. N. BELGRANO - - President
GEO. M. PERINE Vice-President
ANT. LAIOLO Vice-President
F. N. BELGRANO, JR.
Cashier
ANT. LAIOLO
T. MORRIN
G. PIUMA
K. T. SORACCO - Secretary
GUIDO BATTAGLIA - Assistant Cashier and
Mgr. Foreign Exchange Dept.
P. MONTEVERDE
F. N. SORACCO
Oakland Branch
Santa Barbara Branch
GEO. W. BRUNO Local Manager
W. H. THOMAS Assistant Cashier
ROSCOE D. JONES Attorney
Directors
F. N BELGRANO
GEO. M. PERINE
DR. C. BARSOTTI
U. DARDI Manager
R. E. LOPEZ
Assistant Cashier
E. W. SQUIER
- Attorney
J. L. OLIVA, Manager Popular Investment Company Auxiliary Corporation to the Banca Popolare Fugazi
General Counselors-HARDING & MONROE, San Francisco, Calif.
ASSETS OVER $15,000,000.00
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J. L. OLIVA
BANKING DEPARTMENT
BANK OF CALIFORNIA
An advantage consistently maintained
ALERT business men know the advantages of being well capitalized. Conditions of commerce and trade change; the well capi- talized business is in a position to take full advantage of every opportunity, it is assured the best protection, is able to absorb inciden- tal losses and thoroughly capable to operate in all ways for success and permanency.
This bank has consistently maintained a very large banking capital (that is, capital, surplus and undivided profits)-now the largest of any financial institution west of Chicago, thus assuring full assistance to its clients- great or small-and making for unusual stability and permanency in operation.
Total capital, surplus and undivided
profits, over . $17,000,000
Total deposits, over
·
66,000,000
Total resources, over . 95,000,000
ne BANK OF CALIFORNIA
COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE
CNational CAssociation (A NATIONAL BANK )
SEATTLE
COMMERCIAL TRUST 4%TIME ACCOUNTS
San Francisco
PORTLAND
TACOMA
"Associated for three generations with the best progress of the West"
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BANKING DEPARTMENT
The seven offices of the Bank of Italy~ in San Francisco MONTGOMERY CLAY SD BRANCH MONTGOMERY POLK ST. POLK-VAN NESS BRANCH
CALIFORNIA ST.
AVE.
GEARY
CALIFORNIA ST
HEAD OFFICE
PARK-PRESIDIO BRANCH
CLEMENT
VAN NESS
EDDY
GEARY TO THE SEA
IOHAVE.I
FIRST AVE-
MISSION
MARKET
EUREKA VALLEY BRANCH
CASTRO -
MISSION
VALENCIA
MISSION BRANCH
29 th.ST.
In San Francisco the Bank of Italy maintains seven conveniently located banking offices. These are all centers of commercial activity and offer com- plete banking service to the districts in which they are located.
Use the one that is most convenient for you.
Bank of Italy
Savings-Commercial-Trust Head Office - San Francisco Market, Powell & Eddy
MARKET, KEARNY AND GEARY MONTGOMERY AND CLAY 3246 MISSION MARKET, CASTRO AND SEVENTEENTH 926 CLEMENT 1541 POLK
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POWELL
KEARNY
MARKET-GEARY BRANCH
BANKING DEPARTMENT
Capital $ 2,000,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits 6,636,480.20
Deposits - - - 33,038,156.91
Crocker National Bank OF SAN FRANCISCO
Invites the Accounts of Individuals, Mer- chants, Banks, Bankers and Corporations
ISSUES CIRCULAR AND COMMERCIAL LETTERS OF CREDIT AVAILABLE IN ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
OUR FOREIGN DEPARTMENT
Is Well Equipped for the Collection of Commercial Bills, Purchase and Sale of Foreign Exchange, Drafts and Cable Transfers and for Financing Imports and Exports of Merchandise
OFFICERS
WM. H. CROCKER
President
JAS. J. FAGAN .
Vice President
W. GREGG
Vice President
J. B. McCARGAR Vice President
WILLIAM W. CROCKER Vice President
F. G. WILLIS
Cashier
G. W. EBNER
Assistant Cashier
B. D. DEAN
Assistant Cashier
J. M. MASTEN
Assistant Cashier
D. J. MURPHY
Assistant Cashier
A. C. READ
Assistant Cashier
W. D. LUX
Assistant Cashier
J. A. ROUNDS
Assistant Cashier
H. C. SIMPSON Manager Foreign Department
H. H. HAIGHT Assistant Manager Foreign Department
G. FERIS BALDWIN Auditor
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BANKING DEPARTMENT
Democracy Applied to Banking
S YINCE efficiency and progress in the modern business world are so dependent upon the essential factor of banking service, these banks believe that the average person should enjoy the facilities and conveniences which a bank has to offer.
To develop the spirit of democracy in bank- ing is the aim of these banks.
We offer a friendly, helpful and construc- tive banking service to the community.
The First National Bank of San Francisco and First Federal Trust Company A SAVINGS BANK
Both managed by the same Board of Directors
Combined capital, surplus and profits, $7,408,904.42 Combined resources, $57,130,785.48
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BANKING DEPARTMENT
The French American Bank
SAVINGS - COMMERCIAL MEMBER OF The Associated Savings Banks of San Francisco The Federal Reserve System
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
Total Resources Over $15,000,000
OFFICERS:
LEON BOCQUERAZ, President
J. M. DUPAS, Vice-President A. BOUSQUET, Secretary W. F. DUFFY, Cashier J. IRILARRY, Assistant Cashier CHAS. L. EBNER, Jr., Assistant Cashier
P. A. Bergerot & A. P. Dessouslavy Attorneys
DIRECTORS:
J. M. DUPAS J. A. BERGEROT JOHN GINTY S. BISSINGER J. S. GODEAU LEON BOCQUERAZ GEO. W. McNEAR X. De PICHON CHARLES CARPY ROGER BOCQUERAZ
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Interest at the rate of 4% per annum has been paid on savings deposits Interest compounded semi-annually.
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSITS
Interest at the rate of 4% per annum allowed on certificates of deposit if left four months. Interest begins on day of deposit.
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT
We are well equipped to handle commercial accounts. Letters of Credit issued on which money can be drawn in any part of the world.
SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS
Rate: $3.50 per year and upward.
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BANKING DEPARTMENT
THE HIBERNIA SAVINGS LOAN SOCIETY
HIBERNIA BANK Incorporated 1864
COR. MARKET. McALLISTER AND JONES STREETS SAN FRANCISCO
ASSETS
$77,295,496.94 -
RESERVE FUND - -
3,671,164.64
OPEN DAILY FROM 10 A. M. TO 3 P. M. SATURDAYS FROM 10 A. M. TO 12 M.
OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS FROM 6 TO 8 O'CLOCK FOR DEPOSITS ONLY
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BANKING DEPARTMENT
DC
DOO
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We want you to know us We would like to know you
COURTESY and SERVICE IS OUR CONSTANT AIM
Departments at your Disposal: SAVINGS : COMMERCIAL : TRUST : FOREIGN EXCHANGE SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS : INVESTMENT PUBLIC INFORMATION DESK
ASSETS OVER $20,000,000.00
"Your Ambition-A Bank Account Our Ambition-Your Account"
HUMBOLDT SAVINGS BANK Founded Over Fifty Years Ago 783 MARKET STREET Near Fourth Street SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.
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BANKING DEPARTMENT
LIBERTY.
BANK
COMMERCIAL
SAVINGS
SAFE DEPOSIT
CAPITAL (Paid in) -
-
$1,000,000.00
OPEN DAY : AND NIGHT
OFFICERS
MARSHALL HALE President
GEORGE A. WEBSTER
Vice-President
W. D. FENNIMORE.
Vice-President
OLIVER J. OLSON
Vice-President
F. M. BUCKLEY Cashier
DANIEL C. MURPHY
Asst. Cashier
CHARLES P. PARTRIDGE.
Asst. Cashier
WM. J. O'DEA
Asst. Cashier
JOHN ZARO
Mgr. Foreign Dept.
WM. G. VOLKMANN
Secretary
DIRECTORS
Marshall Hale Dr. T. E. Schumate
George A. Webster
Dr. Howard Morrow
W. D. Fennimore
George Filmer
Oliver J. Olson
John A. Grennan
H. Gartan
Dr. John H. O'Connor
R. E. Miller
Eustace Cullinan
Carl Raiss
James D. Duffy
S. L. Goldstein
William G. Volkmann
Leonard E. Wood
Become a depositor of the Liberty Bank any day or night-transact your banking busi- ness at any time from 9 a. m. until midnight
LIBERTY BANK BUILDING MARKET, MASON AND TURK STREETS SAN FRANCISCO
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BANKING DEPARTMENT
Complete Banking Service-
Mercantile Trust Company, a departmental bank, provides for its clients the convenience of transacting in one institution all types of modern banking, trust and investment business
DEPARTMENTS
COMMERCIAL
SAVINGS TRUST
INVESTMENTS
FOREIGN
SAFE DEPOSIT
Mercantile Trust Company
SAN FRANCISCO HEAD OFFICE: 464 CALIFORNIA STREET SAVINGS UNION BRANCH Market Street at Grant Avenue and O'Farrell Street
BERKELEY BRANCHES
FIRST BERKELEY BRANCH Shattuck at Center
SOUTH BERKELEY BRANCH Alcatraz at Adeline
TELEGRAPH AVENUE BRANCH 2233 Telegraph
ELMWOOD BRANCH College and Ashby
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $7,000,000
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BANKING DEPARTMENT
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK of SAN FRANCISCO
CORNER OF MARKET AND NEW MONTGOMERY STREETS
Capital and Surplus, $1,800,000
CHECKING ACCOUNTS
INVITED
INTEREST PAID ON TERM DEPOSITS
FOREIGN DEPARTMENT
CHAS. GUILLI Manager
BOND DEPARTMENT HALDIMAND P. YOUNG Manager
SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS
OPEN FROM 7 A. M. TILL MIDNIGHT SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS INCLUDED
BOXES $4
PER ANNUM AND UP
OFFICERS
WILLIAM T. SUMMERS - - President WILLIAM E. JOHNSON - Vice-President WILLIAM W. JONES - Vice-President and Cashier T. WILSON DIBBLEE - Vice-President GEORGE LONG Asst. Cashier FREDERICK W. JUDSON Asst. Cashier WILLIAM JENKINS Asst. Cashier REDMOND P. A. EVERARD Asst. Cashier L. HARRIS Asst. Cashier
DIRECTORS
ROBERT OXNARD
FREDERICK F. SAYRE
WILLIAM T. SUMMERS
GEO. C. BOARDMAN
B. C. BROWN
HARRY N. STETSON
LOUIS S. HAAS
T. WILSON DIBBLEE
W. J. HOTCHKISS
MILTON H. COOK
WILLIAM E. JOHNSON W. F. WILLIAMSON
WILLIAM W. JONES GEC. LONG
GAVIN McNAB
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BANKING DEPARTMENT
Oldest Commercial Bank in the Mission District
THE MISSION BANK
Member Federal Reserve System
Sixteenth Street and Julian Avenue SAN FRANCISCO
THE MISSION BANK
Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits $ 356,112.79
Deposits : : :
:
$2,837,872.98
OFFICERS
JAMES ROLPH, Jr. President
FRANK B. ANDERSON
l'ice-President
STUART F. SMITH
Vice-President
HERBERT A. THAYER
. l'ice-President
BYRON G. MOBBS
Cashier
RALPH S. SAYLOR
Assistant Cashier
H. R. GLEESON
Assistant Cashier
Ground Floor Safe Deposit Vaults Boxes $4.00 and upwards per year
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BANKING DEPARTMENT
Member Federal Reserve System and Associated Savings Banks of San Francisco
The San Francisco Savings and Loan Society SAVINGS COMMERCIAL (THE SAN FRANCISCO BANK)
526 California Street, San Francisco, Cal.
MISSION BRANCH - - Mission and 21st Streets. PARK-PRESIDIO DISTRICT BRANCH, Clement St. and 7th Ave. HAIGHT STREEET BRANCH Haight and Belvedere Streets.
JUNE 30th, 1922
Assets -
$76,170,177.18
Deposits -
72,470,177.18
Capital Actually Paid Up -
1,000,000.00
Reserve and Contingent Funds
2,700,000.00
Employees' Pension Fund
385,984.61
OFFICERS
JOHN A. BUCK, President
GEO. TOURNY, Vice-Pres. and Manager A. H. R. SCHMIDT, Vice-Pres. and Cashier E. T. KRUSE, Vice-President A. H. MULLER, Secretary WM. D. NEWHOUSE, Assistant Secretary
WILLIAM HERRMANN, GEO. SCHAMMEL,
G. A. BELCHER, R. A. LAUENSTEIN,
H. H. HERZER, H. P. MAYNARD,
Assistant Cashiers L. C. KOSTER, Manager Mission Branch W. C. HEYER, Manager Park-Presidio District Branch O. F. PAULSEN, Manager Haight Street Branch
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JOHN A. BUCK
E. N. VAN BERGEN
GEO. TOURNY
A. H. R. SCHMIDT
I. N. WALTER
ROBERT DOLLAR
E. T. KRUSE HUGH GOODFELLOW
L. S. SHERMAN
WALTER A. HAAS
C. W. DOANE
GOODFELLOW, EELLS, MOORE & ORRICK, General Attorneys
A Dividend to Depositors of FOUR AND ONE-QUARTER (414) per cent per annum was declared for the six months ending June 30, 1922.
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BANKING DEPARTMENT
Union Trust Company of San Francisco
MARKET STREET AND GRANT AVENUE
CAPITAL $1,200,000.00
SURPLUS AND PROFITS $2,277,532.95
TOTAL ASSETS
$37,468,592.46
COMMERCIAL, TRUST AND SAVINGS DEPARTMENTS
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT
THE OLDEST AND LARGEST TRUST COMPANY IN CALIFORNIA
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BANKING DEPARTMENT
H . S . CROCKER Co . INC.
The Loose Leaf House of San Francisco
MANUFACTURERS OF
Loose Leaf Ledgers
and Account Books
Bank Outfits and
County Records
Office Stationery
Telephone Douglas 5800
565-571 MARKET ST. BRANCH STORE: 242 - 246 MONTGOMERY STREET
LOS ANGELES 723-725 Hill St.
OAKLAND Henshaw Bldg.
SACRAMENTO 208-210 J Street
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BED MANUFACTURERS
IS
1/3 YOUR LIFE IS SPENT IN BED
Y
TRADE
MARK
REG. U.S. PAT. OFF.
The World's Largest Makers of METAL BEDS AND SPRINGS Warehouses in all Principal Cities
SIMMONS COMPANY Western (Pacific Coast) Factory, 198 BAY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
MANUFACTURERS OF THE "BUILT FOR SLEEP"
Brass and Steel Beds ; also Spiral Coil Springs, Link Fabric Springs, Couches, Cots, Maple Folding Chairs, Ship Berths and Bunks.
CONCRETE REINFORCING STEEL BARS
BELTING
!
H.N. COOK BELTING CO.
Manufacturers LEATHER BELTING MILL SUPPLIES
VI.
401-433 HOWARD STREET
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BELTING
"Star Brand" Leather Belting
Manufactured by L. P. DEGEN BELTING CO. 260 MISSION ST. SAN FRANCISCO Douglas 3883-PHONES-Douglas 3884
The Union Lithograph Co.
LITHOGRAPHING :: PRINTING :: BINDING
EMBOSSED BUSINESS STATIONERY :: :: :: :: :: COPPER PLATE ENGRAVING :: :: :: BLANK BOOKS :: :: LOOSE LEAF LEDGERS
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