Polk's Crocker-Langley San Francisco city directory, 1941, Part 673

Author: R.L. Polk & Co
Publication date: 1930
Publisher: San Francisco, Cal. : R.L. Polk & Co.
Number of Pages: 1842

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WIRE AND IRON WORK

CALIFORNIA ARTISTIC METAL & WIRE CO, 349-365 7th, Tel MA rket 5850 (For further Information see page 63 Buyers' Guide) Morello Michl 155 5th

*WIRELESS

GLOBE WIRELESS LTD, Suite 311 Robert Dollar Bldg. 311 California. Branch 238 Market, Marine Service Dept 66 Sacramento, Tel EX brook 6181

*WOMEN'S APPAREL

ROOS BROS INC, Market, Stockton and O'Farrell, Tel SU tter 4040 (For further in- formation see left top lines and page 25 Buyers' Guide)

WOMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS- MANUFACTURERS Baffico A L Mrs 40 4th R201

WOMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS-RETAIL Abrahams May Mrs 133 Geary R631 Armuth Lois Mrs 1472 Cal

Brewer Irene H 5831 Geary blvd CITY OF PARIS DRY GOODS CO. Geary, Stockton and O'Farrell, Tel DO uglas 4500 (For further information see right top lines and page 30 Buyers' Guide)

Columbus Exclusive Shop 537 Columbus av COSGRAVE CLOAK & SUIT CO. 398 Post, Tel GA rfield 8880 (For further information see left side llnes add page 24 Buyers' Guide)

Elabeth Style Shop 4619 Mission

EMPORIUM THE, 835 . Market, Tel EX brook 6800 (For further information see left top lines and page 31 Buyers' Guide) Everitt Marie Mrs 1966 Ocean av Friedberg Harry 682 Mission Gianoli Tillie Mrs 209 Post R301 Greene Rose 337 Geary

HALE BROS, 901-921 Market, Tel SU tter 8000 (For fortber information see right top lines and page 31 Buyers' Guide) Hurd Lovina Inc 444 Post Iversen Goldie 81 West Portal av Kavanagh G F Mrs 1632 Haight Lang P H 5629 Geary blvd Lazarus R L 383 Geary

LIEBES H & COMPANY, 167 Post at Grant Av, Tel GA rfield 6240 (For further infor- matlon see right bottom lines and page 32 Buyers' Guide)

MAGNIN I & CO, Grant Av cor Geary, Tel DO uglas 2100 (For further information see right top lines and page 24 Buyers' Gulde) Magnin Jos Co Inc Stockton and O'Farrell Marinelli Barbara 2658 San Bruno av McGushin Maria C 1410 Polk Melkonian Virginia 743 Haight Mode O'Day 1508 Polk

Morishita Helen Mrs 17241/2 Sutter

Moss Stores Inc office 671 Mission stores 135 Geary 816 Market and 2530 Mission

O'CONNOR, MOFFATT & CO, Stockton at O'Farrell, Tel SU tter 1800 (For further in- formation see left top lines and page 33 Buyers' Guide) Robinson M 2277 Chestnut Rude Jos 1451 Stockton

Salmon J W 24 Clement

Schmidt B C Mrs 1532 Ocean av Sullivan F I Mrs 763 Monterey blvd Weber Louise 1788 San Jose av

WEILL RAPHAEL & CO (The White House) Sutter, Grant Av and Post, Tel EX brook 5000 (For further Information see right bot- tom lines and page 33 Buyers' Guide) Wolf Jacque Mrs 1546 Polk Wolff Birdie Mrs 5643 Geary blvd

WOMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS -- WHOLESALE

Goldenberg Zado 49 4th lobby Newman J S 154 Sutter R503

*WOMEN'S WEARING APPAREL-RETAIL LIVINGSTON BROS INC, Grant Av at Geary, Tel DO uglas 3060 (For further information see right top lines and page 32 Buyers' Guide)

WOOD CARVERS

Berger Saml 9 Sheridan

Franklin C W 1745 Sacto

Howard R B 521 Francisco

Mackay Frank 1123 Howard Purling Wm 114 14th

Voight O P 3890-98 18th

WOOD DEALERS

Baffico E A 524 Bay Shore blvd

Brown A J 46 Leland av

Cronin John 1721 Church

Felt L H 4092 24th

Glenwood Wood & Coal Yard 1408 Webster

Golden Gate Boxwood Co 3315 25th Lane Jas 253 Sickles av

Oller Mack 610 Cortland av Renner Milton 3315 25th Rom L & Son 1245 S Van Ness av

Tiscornia Alex 4998 Mission

WOOD PRODUCTS-MANUFACTURERS

Masonite Corp 676 Townsend

United States Wool Products Co 116 New Montgy R204a

WOOD TURNERS BOLANDER L PH & SONS, 954 Bryant, Tel UN derhill 1337

Gorman J T 59 Oak Grove

Haas Wood & Ivory Works 64 Clementina

Mutual Woodworking Co 234 12th Taylor W H 256 Perry

Volkman E A 140 South Park

WAAS HENRY CO. Automatic Turning and Plugs, Bungs, 1861 Mission, Tel UN derhill 0956

*WOOD WORKERS

BERGER'S WOODWORKING CO (Jacob

Berger) Specializing in Carved Chesterfield Frames, 123 Langton, Tel MA rket 8371, Res Tel WE st 3558

MODERN WOODTURNING CO, Woodworking. Woodturning and Carving, Cabinet Work and Novelty Specialist, 137 York, Tel HE m- lock 5996

WOODWORKING MACHINERY

DOIDGE E C MACHINERY CO, 532-534 6th, Tel HE mlock 6143

EBY MACHINERY CO LTD THE, 35-41 Main, Tel GA rfield 3816 (For further Information see page 72 Buyers' Guide)

ORTON MACHINE CO. Mfrs Endless Bed Sur- facers, Cutter Heads, Special Machinery, 390 Fremont, Tel SU iter 1631

*WOODWORKING MACHINERY-NEW AND USED TURNER MACHINERY CO (Manufacturers of Band Sawing Equipment) 1635 Folsom, Tel MA rket 8500

WOOL DEALERS CLAVERE J C, 16th and Kansas, Tel HE m- lovk 4772

Norton Wool Co 1655 Evans av

Routson J M 699 2d R118 Theller M S 110 Market R405

Tomfohrde A H 604 Mission R906 Tryon E H Inc 230 Brannan

*WOOL YARNS-MANUFACTURERS

SPOOL COTTON CO THE, Chadwick's Red Heart Wool Yarns, 1301 Park Av, Oakland, Tel Piedmont 2322

WOOLEN GOODS-IMPORTERS CRAIG COMPANY, 742 Market and 49 Geary, Room 228, Tel SU tter 2549

WOOLEN GOODS-JOBBERS

Arnstein Simon & Co 23 Grant av Blumberg M & Co Inc 154 Sutter R201 Bruck Harry 130 Sutter R503 Craig Co 742 Market R228

Hoffman R P 154 Sutter R202 Kapco Woolen Co 49 4th lobby

Karmelenski Robt 85 Post 6th fl Kemp-Booth Co Ltd 153 Kearny R501 Mankowski Otto 25 Kearny R502a Reliance Woolen Co 28 Geary 5th fl Silberstein & Son 717 Market R414 Stein S & Co 25 Kearny 4th fi

*WOOLENS

MISSION PANTS FACTORY, Wooleng for Suits, Uniforms, Pants, Job Lois a Special- ty, 1965 Mission, Tel UN derhill 3500

*WORSTED YARNS-CONVERTORS AND MANUFACTURERS

COLORCRAFT CORPORATION LTD. 535 Ala- bama, Tel MA rket 3600

*WRECKERS-BUILDING (See also Building Wreckers)

AMERICAN WRECKING CO. We Wreck Build- ings, 1618 Mission, Tel MA rket 9717

CLEVELAND WRECKING CO. Office 2800 3d. Tel VA lencia 4977, Yards Spear cor How- ard and 3d cor Army (For further informa- tion see page 88 Buyers' Gaide and left bot- tom lines)

X-RAY APPARATUS AND SUPPLIES

Buck X-Ograph Co 870 Market R575 Bush Al Electric Co 563 Sutter

General Electric X-Ray Corp 450 Sutter R400 KELLEY-KOETT MFG CO INC. 355 Stockton, 5th Floor, Tel SU tter 7302

Pacific X-Ray Co 278 Post R304 Sicular Henry 278 Post R504 Vernon R A 2128 Market

Westinghouse X-Ray Co 870 Market R244

*X-RAY DENTAL SERVICE

PACIFIC DENTAL X-RAY LABORATORY. Es- tablished 1917, Dental X-Ray Specialists, Suite 620 Flood Bldg, 870 Market, Tel SU t- ter 0073

*X-RAY EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERS BUCK X-OGRAPH CO, 870 Market, Tel EX- brook 5803

X-RAY LABORATORIES

Blach J J 870 Market R1028

Colgett R G 870 Market R1138 Farrell J M 323 Gearv R319 Frank Leonard 450 Sutter R1542 Garibaldi Louis 988 Market R702 Ginsburg O W 291 Geary R507 Helip Alex 760 Market R531

Linsey L A 870 Market R805 and 2588 Mis- sion R204

Marshall Irene 240 Stockton R1014

McCormack F W 450 Sutter R1942

Pacific Dental X Ray Laboratories 870 Market R620

Russell Luella E 870 Market R1144

Simas N E 291 Geary R614

Sisson R H 450 Sutter R2400

Tufts C O 135 Stockton R916 and 450 Sutter R1124

*X-RAY SERVICE

MODERN X-RAY LABORATORIES, 2588 Mis- sion, Tel AT water 1074 and 805 Flood Bldg. Tel GA rfleld 2582

YARNS-MANUFACTURERS

Maypole Dye Works 2099 Bryant Ulmann Bernhard Co 62 1st 4th fi

YARNS-RETAIL

Dunn & Pringle 251 Post R203

YEAST MANUFACTURERS

Consumers' Compressed Yeast Co 121 9th PEERLESS YEAST CO, 762 Fulton. Tel FI 11- more 2971

ZINC

New Jersey Zinc Sales Co 465 Cal R1105

*ZINC DUST

FINN JOHN METAL WORKS, 384 2d, Tel SU tter 4188 (For further information see page B)

STOCKTON FIRE BRICK COMPANY

TELEPHONE GA rheld 4770

RUSS BUILDING SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA

WORKS: Stockton, Calif. Lincoln, Calif. Pittsburg, Calif.

GA rfield 1346

W. W. HEALEY Notary

William Healey & Son

Insurance Brokers and Surety Bonds

208 Crocker Building

620 Market

Street

See Page 51, Buyers' Guide

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Will arrange to submit plans, specifications and estimates . . with necessary financing to suit "For Long-Time Investment"

DO UGLAS 3371

321 KEARNY STREET

DE AN WITTER & Co. CONS. DATED WITH WM. CAVALIER & CO. Municipal and Corparation Bonds MEMBERS NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE

CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE

AND OTHER LEADING EXCHANGES

45 Montgomery Street SAN FRANCISCO EX brook 7211

417 Fourteenth Street

OAKLAND

GL encourt 2720

W. B. BRANDT & CO., Inc. UNDER WRITERS

ESTABLISHED 1905 Pioneers and Specialists in All Forms of "All Risks" and Inland Marine Insurance Representing Underwriters at Lloyd's, London 254 Bush Street Telephone EX brook 4787 (See Page 48, Buyers' Guide) San Francisco

losursne In-All its.Amb

Hon n. Management

Chas. J. Grisez Co.

Phone, EX brook 0232

0233

AMERICAN TRUST

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G. W. THOMAS DRAYAGE AND RIGGING CO., INC. GENERAL DRAYING, SAFE and MACHINERY MOVING

Special Attention Given to Rigging, Hoisting and Placing Heavy Machinery

Long Distance Hauling

776 Folsom Street San Francisco, Calif.

Truck Cranes for Rent

DC uglas 1323-Day or Night

CALIFORNIA COLLECTION AGENCY, Inc.

Established 1910

COLLECTIONS EVERYWHERE

er and Market Streets

310 Russ Building

SU tter 1550

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Polk's Crocker-Langley San Francisco city directory, 1941, Part 673

Author: R.L. Polk & Co Publication date: 1930 Publisher: San Francisco, Cal. : R.L. Polk & Co. Number of Pages: 1842

Author: R.L. Polk & Co
Publication date: 1930
Publisher: San Francisco, Cal. : R.L. Polk & Co.
Number of Pages: 1842