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PIERCE ELECTRIC CO. 315 Franklin St. Supplles and Fixtures Phons 3444
Tel. 3322 WAGNER BROS., Horseshoers 910 Twiggs St. ..
Tels. 2322-4541 Tampa Veterinary Infirmary 910 Twiggs St.
D. F. OWEN CO.
J. W. NICHOLAS, Manager
DISTRIBUTORS AND JOBDERS Motor Cars Accessories and Supp
VULCANIZING
COMPLETE STOCK OF FIRESTONE TIRES and TUBES
Our Service Is Uuexcelled
PHONE 4717 219 FRANKLIN, Cor. Jackson
Tampa Shipbuilding & Engineering Co.
TAMPA FOUNDRY & MACHINE CO.
Builders of STEEL VESSELS AND BREDGES PHOSPHATE MINING MACHINERY
TAMPA, FLORIDA Pheno SA8. Foundry, Machine and Boller Shoug, Sort's WeisrGL Phono 2036, Ship Yard, Nineteenth end tirant Street Eatery
QUALITY SERVICE
. W. Phillips & Co.
Brick, Lime, Cement, Plaster, Roofings, Crates, Etc. BUILDING MATERIALS
Morgan & Boll Sts., Tampa, Fla. Phone 3242
PIERCE BROWN ELECTRIC CO.
ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION
CRACOWANER
PHONE YOU
SELLS IT FOR LESS
2688
WANTS
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF TAMPA
Tampa, Florida
10,000
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA LIBRARY
ARTMENT
UNIVER
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ENCAL. SALUD
FLORIDA
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T. C. TALIAFERRO, President R. J. BINNICKER, Cashier R. J. McMASTER, Assistant Cashier E. P. TALIAFERRO 3d, Assistant Cashier
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First Savings and Trust Co. OF TAMPA 512 Franklin St.
Save Your Money Save Your Money
We Pay 4% Interest Compounded Quarterly, or 5%
Semi-Annually
We Make Loans on Real Estate or Collateral Security We Act as Administrator of Estates and Executors of Wills
DIRECTORS:
A. C. CLEWIS
C. H. CLEWIS B. COSIO
L. L. SPAFFORD
H. L. KNIGHT
P. O. KNIGHT
J. B. MOODY
W. I. WEBB
M. W. CARRUTH
I. S. CRAFT
K. E. WHITAKER
THE
TAMP
COLLEGE
TAMPA.FLA.
Corner of Grand Central and Edison Aves.
The Largest and Best All-Year College in the State for
Business and Banking Course Shorthand and Typewriting Course Common English Course
DIPLOMAS AND DEGREES CONFERRED GRADUATES DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL
PHONE 4476 L. M. HATTON, Pres.
R. M. CLEWIS
J. A. M. GRABLE
ERNEST KREHER
H. J. WATROUS
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O. G. SEXTON, Attorney-at-Law
E. C. HARRIS, Mgr. Coll. Dept.
SEXTON && HARRIS Real Estate
Rent Collections First Mortgage Loans
Room 12. First National Bank Building PHONE 3271
TAMPA, FLA.
W. H. BECKWITH G. C. WARREN W. D. WHITAKER
Beckwith & Warren Company
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS
Orange Groves, Timber Lands and City Realty
LOANS A SPECIALTY
Rooms 1, 2 and 3 First National Bank Building
TAMPA, FLORIDA
FIRE INSURANCE SPANISH TRANSLATOR NOTARY PUBLIC
J. V. LOPEZ
REPRESENTING: United States Fire Ins. Co. of New York, Insurance Underwriters Agency of The Insurance Company of the State of Penn- sylvania, Exchange Underwriters Agency of Royal Exchange Assurance, London, Eng.
3161% Franklin and 1419 9th Av.
Tels. 2899 and 2582
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Knight & Wall Co.
ESTABLISHED 1884
& WA
KNIGHT AND WALL COMPANY KNIGHT AND WALL COMPA
HEADQUARTERS
FOR
Hardware, Mill Supplies, Sash, Doors Blinds, Oils, Paints, Stoves, Ranges China, Crockery and Queensware Guns, Ammunition, Sporting Goods and Farming Implements
KNIGHT & WALL CO.
HARDWARE AND MILL SUPPLIES
Lafayette and Tampa Sts., TAMPA, FLORIDA
Phone: Private Exchange 2631
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THE TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE
EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR
Only Morning Paper in South Florida. Larger circulation than any four papers in this section combined. Full Asso- ciated Press report by leased wire service.
THE TRIBUNE
DAILY
SUNDAY
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EL PASAJE Restaurant and Hotel
PRIDA & ALVAREZ, Proprietors
Finest Dining Rooms and Banquet Halls in the South Sunday Dinner with Music a Specialty Cuisine Service the Best
Ninth Avenue N. E. Corner 14th St.
Wines and Liquors Phone
4002
Hotel and Restaurant Phone
2817
ARLINGTON HOTEL
Mrs. J. D. Rushing Propr.
All Outside Rooms, Running Water, Screened Throughout, High Class Standard
Moderate Rates 1219 FRANKLIN ST. TELEPHONE 2264
PACKARD
KURTZMANN STERLING
MATHUSHEK
PIANOS RENTED -- EXCHANGED
STORED : MOVED
EDISONS VICTROLAS
Turner Music Company
608 Franklin St.
TAMPA
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W. G. ALLEN, Pres. and Mgr. C. G. COPP. Sec.
J. O. WEATHERWAY, Cashier
TAMPA DRUG CO.
WHOLESALE
DISTRIBUTERS OF
Cor. Florida Ave. and Washington St.
TAMPA DRUG CO.
South Florida's Wholesale Drug House
Phones 2304-3752
W. M. FIELDER
T. J. MITCHELL, JR.
Fielder & Mitchell
TAMPA AND PORT TAMPA
Ship Chandlery, Engineers' Supplies Fresh Meats and Groceries
STEAMSHIP SUPPLY STATION
ALL GOODS BEST QUALITY
Phone 4018, Tampa
Franklin and Whiting Sts.
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Tampa Box Company
MANUFACTURERS OF CIGAR BOXES AND CIGAR MANUFACTURERS, SUPPLIES
Fancy Boxes, Boit Nature, in Fact We Make Anything Out of Wood to Pack Cigars in
OUR SAW MILL DEPARTMENT Carries a Large Stock on hand of Florida Cedar for Cedar Chests, Cuban Mahogany, Mahaugha and Other Hard Woods
We have recently installed a new department for the manufacture of Round, Square and Oval Cigar Boxes (Tin Can Shape) Also Round, Oval and Square Paraffine Lined Coffee, Tea and Spice Cans.
WE ALSO MANUFACTURE A SHIPPING CASE THAT IS PROOF AGAINST THEFT AND ILLEGAL REMOVAL OF GOODS WHILE CASE IS IN TRANSIT
Made strong, looks well and will get you cheaper freight rates and save you money.
YOU MUST BREAK THE SEALS TO GET INTO CASE Patented May 19, 1914, and November 10, 1914. Send for photo.
We manufacture a combination Cigar Humidor and Cellarette for the DEN AND CLUB. Made from Cuban Mahogany and has a piano finish. Ask for prices. Send for photo.
Agents for "SPON TEM" hot or cold water paste that can be used for labels, bottles, wall paper; in fact, will stick anything where a paste is required.
We Carry on hand at all times from 1,000,000 to 2,000,000 feet of sawed CUBAN CEDAR
PRICES ON APPLICATION
Tampa Box Co.
Phones 4640 and 4649 TAMPA, FLORIDA
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Automobile Department
CADILLAC
AND
DODGE BROS. MOTOR CARS
Largest Garage in the South
FERMAN MOTOR CAR CO., Inc. TELEPHONE 2234 407-409-411 JACKSON STREET
H. C. WARNER, Gen. Mgr. and Treas. C. B. WARNER, Sec.
WARNER-OAKLAND CO.
STATE AGENTS FOR CLYDESDALE TRUCKS
DISTRIBUTORS FOR OAKLAND CARS
Telephone 4236
Cor. LAFAYETTE and ASHLEY STREETS
WEST COAST AUTOMOBILE CO.
FRANK J. and VICTOR A. JAMES, Proprietors
DISTRIBUTORS CHEVROLET and MITCHELL CARS
FULL LINE ACCESSSORIES AND PARTS
Tel. 4534 602 CASS, Cor. Morgan
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UNITED STATES TIRES
PLAIN, USCO, CHAIN, NOBBY and ROYAL CORD
ARE GOOD TIRES
Delivered and Applied Anywhere
Anytime of Day or Night without extra charge for the Service
CARNES QUICK TIRE SERVICE
DISTRIBUTORS
A Complete Repair Shop
PHONES 2111-2323
LAFAYETTE ST., Cor. FLORIDA AV.
MADE IN' TAMPA FLA.
TO FIT ANY CAR .
W. J. BERRY & CO. TAMPA PLUMBING CO.
Tinners, Plumbers & Sheet Metal Workers
GASOLINE AND OIL STOVES
Automobile Radiators and Repairs 1008-10 Florida Ave., Tampa, Fla.
"The Gold Gun"
FRANK. E. NELSON GUN
AND LOCKSMITH GUNS, AMMUNITION and SPORTSMEN'S GOODS
Opening and Repairing Safes. Repair Cash Registers, Trunks, Umbrellas, Musical Instruments, Machines, Etc. GUNS FOR RENT
Telephone 3295
1427 FRANKLIN STREET
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BUILDING MATERIAL
Sash
Siding
Doors
Plaster
Blinds
Cement
Glass
Brick
Flooring
Lime
Ceiling
Sash Weights
Mouldings
Sash Cord
Oak Finish
Cypress Siding
Cypress Finish
Pine Finish Lumber Shingles Lath
Washington Cedar Siding Oak Flooring Maple Flooring
Builders' Hardware
ALL GOOD MILL WORK WE HAVE THE GOODS AND PRICES
Hillsborough Lumber Co.
Office and Yard: Cor. 22d St. and 6th Av. Phone 4613 Factory and Yard: 19th Av. and Cypress St. Phone 4647 Wholesale and Export Dept .: S. Water St., Ft. Carew St. Phone 3245
TAMPA STEAM WAYS COMPANY (INCORPORATED)
Capital, $100,000.00
R. A. CROWELL
O. G. SEXTON, JR. I. S. CRAFT
Pres .- Treas. and Gen. Mgr. Secretary Vice-President
Directors:
R. A, CROWELL I. S. CRAFT P. G. WALL O. G. SEXTON, JR. and P. O. KNIGHT
Marine Railway Equipped for Hauling Out and Repairing Vessels of All Descriptions up to 180 Feet in Length and 11 Feet Draft
Launches, Speed Boats, Marine Engines, Oil Engines
Telephone 2097
Highland Ave. and Estelle St.
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JAMES G. ANDERSON, Pres.
ALEX. SZABO, Mgr. and Treas.
Eagle Roofing and Art Metal Works (INCORPORATED)
Manufacturers and Jobbers
Cornice and Skylights Tin, Tile, Slate, Asbestos Barrett Specification and Composition Roofing
Embossed Metal Ceiling Guttering and Piping Sheet Metal Jobbing
Phone 3285
P. O BOX 670
Office and Shop: 203 Cass St.
Warehouse: 805 Tampa St.
Roesch Paper Company
Wrapping Paper, Bags, Twines Stationery and Paper Specialties
130-132 S. Franklin St. Tampa, Florida
Diamond Brass Works
Manufacturers of "Diamond" and "Sterling Genuine" Babbitt; White Brass, Miscellaneous Brass Castings
PHOSPHOR-BRONZE BUSHING STOCK Pig Metals of all kinds. Tin, Lead, Antimony, Bis- muth and Aluminum. Special Alloys. Oxy-Acetylene Welding and Cutting South Florida Ave., Tampa, Fla.
Phone 3113
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The Tampa Daily Times
South Florida's Great Home Daily
Carrying the full day and night reports of the Associated Press, over leased wires, and employing a corps of trained correspon- dents in Florida, the nation and in all the principal coun- tries of the world.
The most complete news service of any Florida daily
Published At The Tampa Times Building Washington and Franklin Streets. Tampa
R. L. POLK
J. WIGGINS
R. L. POLK & CO.'S TAMPA CITY DIRECTORY 1918
VOLUME XVII
Containing an Alphabetical List of Business Firms and Private Citizens a Directory of the City and County Officers, Churches, Publio and Private Schools, Benevolent, Literary and Other Associations, Banks, Etc., a Complete
Classified Business Directory of Tampa "THE BUYER'S GUIDE"
AND A REVISED STREET AND AVENUE GUIDE AND DIRECTORY OF HOUSEHOLDERS OF THE CITY
Price Seven Dollars
Directory Library: Board of Trade
Where Directories of Principal Cities are on File for Reference
R. L. POLK & CO., Publishers Jacksonville, Florida
MEMBER ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN DIRECTORY PUBLISHERS
Copyright 1918 by R. L. Polk & Co.
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PREFACE
The seventeenth annual edition of R. L. Polk & Co.'s Tampa City Directory, herewith presented, is issued with the assurance that all of the varied information desirable in a modern, first-class directory of a growing city is given with specific accuracy and that it is everything which the best skill in directory making has been able to produce.
The actual worth of the City Directory is becoming more and more generally understood every year. Its value as a book of reference and as a guide to all the residences and business houses, streets, public buildings, churches, schools, banks, societies and organizations, and, in fact, all the intsitutions of the city, has always been recognized. As a history of the progress of the city and as an. unequalled advertisement of its resources, the directory is growing in popular favor year by year.
The scope of this volume has in nowise been reduced and embraces all the features heretofore familiar to the directory user. The canvass has included all of "Greater Tampa" and even the more remote suburbs, such as West Tampa, Seminole Heights, Sulphur Springs, Moody Heights, Ballast Point, Palmetto Beach, Gary, etc., for, while all of these places are not within the corporate limits, their residents are so closely identified with the industrial and business life of Tampa as to render their inclusion most desirable in a Directory of the city.
The following interesting data has been prepared by Mr. L. P. Dickie, secre- tary of the Tampa Board of Trade
Growth of Tampa as Shown by Population.
Population in 1880
720
Population in 1890
5,532
Population in 1900
15,839
Population in 1910. 38,524
Directory estimate January 1, 1917. 74,967
Increase 1880-1890
659.0 Per Cent
Increase 1890-1900 186.3 Per Cent
Increase 1900-1910 138.5 Per Cent
Has greatest increase of any city in the State; if West Tampa was in- cluded in Census returns it would show from 1900 to 1910 the greatest increase of any city in the United States with but two. exceptions.
As Shown by Postoffice Receipts $ 36,332.00
1901
1917
259,680.57
As Shown by Internal Revenue Receipts.
1901
$ 498,110.00
1917
1,314,676.00
As Shown by Cigars Manufactured. $ 147,330,000
1901
1917
353,408,602
1901
1917
1,957,786.55
1901
As Shown by Phosphate Shipments.
326,000 Tons 380,951 Tons
1917
c C
As' Shown by Customs Receipts. $ 865,409.00
As Shown by Building Permits
1901
304,588.00 $
1917
800,064.00
Railroad Facilities.
Atlantic Coast Line.
Seaboard Air Line.
Charlotte Harbor & Northern.
Tampa and Gulf Coast.
Tampa Northern.
And branch lines of the A. C. L. and S. A. L. to various points.
Seagoing Facilities.
Mallory Line to Mobile, New York and Key West.
P. & O. S. S. to Key West and Havana.
Gulf and Southern Steamship Co. to New Orleans.
Favorite Line to St. Petersburg and Manatee River points.
Juanita to Green Springs.
Towles Line to Fort Myers, Key West and Miami.
(All in passenger and freight service).
Bull Line to Atlantic ports.
Gillett Line to Cuban ports.
Gulf Import and Export Co., line to Central America.
And other freighters to all points of the world carrying lumber, naval stores and phosphate.
Cause of Tampa's Growth
A great factor in the upbuliding of Tampa is its civic pride. However they may be divided on other questions, the people are a unit on everything that affects the prosperity of the city.
Tampa has long been noted for its delightful winter climate and the city has become a great resort for tourists and health seekers. It is hard for people from the higher latitude to realize that Tampa is, in summer, cooler by far than the average American city-a fact verified by the official weather records.
As a Residential City.
Tampa is delightfully situated as a residential city. No other American city has such a wealth of foliage, gigantic oaks, magnolia, camphor and palm trees and exotics, and a luxury of glorious shrubbery peculiar only to this climate, adorns its broad streets, that makes the city beautiful.
Industrial.
Coal, wood, crude oil and gas used for fuel.
Phosphate, fuller's earth, yellow pine, cypress, glass sand, and other raw materials available in endless quantities.
Industries.
Principal industry, clear Havana hand-made cigars. Output one million daily. Wood and steel shipbuilding, wood working establishments, brewery, fer- tilizer, acid phosphate, brush, macaroni, paint, trunk, mattress, broom, candy, insecticide, asphalt paving block plant, and scores of smaller factories.
Number of factories approximately 350.
Capital invested, $25,000,000. Number operatives, 20,000.
Annual wages, $18,000,000.
Annual products, $40,000,000.
Government statistics of 1909 shows capital invested in Tampa industries increased in ten years 293 per cent, and value of products 149 per cent.
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City Statistics.
Area of city, 8.6 miles.
Total street mileage, 174.71 miles.
Miles paved streets, 100.
Miles sewers, 92.
Realty Records.
Last assessed value of real estate, $31,068,592.00.
Actual value about 66 2-3 per cent.
City tax rate new territory.
221/2 mills
City tax rate, old territory. 20 mills
251/2 mills
County tax rate
State tax rate 9 mills
School tax 3 to 8 mills
County and State at 33 1-3 per cent. of valuation.
Tampa Water Works-Capacity 17,000,000 gallons; rate, up to 5,000, 17 cents per 100 cubic feet; over 50,000, 9 cents per 100 cubic feet. Source of supply, artesian wells ranging in depth from 200 to 300 feet.
Tampa Gas Co .- Lighting scale from $1.44 to 90 cents per 1,000 C F., ac- cording to quantity used. Minimum charge, $1.00; 85 miles of mains.
Tampa Electric Co .- Rate 10c to 5c per k. w. for lighting, and 91/2c to 31/20 for power; alternating current.
Small water power used by Electric Co., located north of city on Hills- borough River.
Police Department-Gamewell signal system, motor patrol, and motorcycles for traffic officers.
Fire Department .- Fire stations, gasoline motor equipment.
Schools .- Nineteen; number pupils, excess of 8,000; teachers, 186; private schools, 3; business colleges, 1.
Total trolley mileage, 52 1-10 miles; owned by Tampa Electric Co., fare 5 cents; transfers.
Banks.
National banks, 5; State banks, 4; Trust companies, 1; total deposits excess of $12,000,000; capital, $1,790,000; undivided profits and surplus, $1,075,000.
Material and Labor
Cost, common lumber, $18.00; brick, $9.00; lime, 90c bbl. Portland cement, $1.40 bbl .; open shop town, mechanics, 8 hours; common laborers. 9 hours.
Carpenters, $3.60; brick layers, $5.60; platserers, $5.60; painters, $2.50 and $3.00; plumbers, $4.50; laborers, $1.50 to $1.75.
Real Estate.
Real estate principally owned by local capital.
Doubling in value in four years in business section.
Speculation is safe in realty.
Best store rooms rent from $100 to $400, 8 per cent. of value of property.
Only one ground lease for ten years in business section, and but few leases made for over three years.
Mortgages.
Mortgages are made 60 per cent. of value. Interest from 6 to 8 per cent.
Bonded Debt, May 31, 1917.
1896 issue, 25 years, 6 per cent., Jan. 1, 1921 $ 300,000.00
1899 issue, 30 years, 5 per cent., June 1, 1929. 100,000.00
1899 issue, 30 years, 5 per cent., June 1, 1929. 170,500.00
1905 issue, 50 years, 5 per cent., June 1, 1955. 300,000.00
1905 issue, 50 years, 5 per cent., June 1 1955 140,000.00
1911 issue, 50 years, 5 per cent., June 1, 1961 190,000.00
1912 issue, 50 years, 5 per cent., June 1, 1962. 1,700,000.00
1915 issue, 50 years, 5 per cent., June 1, 1965 opt. 1935. 250,000.00
Total 1917 $3,150,500.00 Sinking fund, May 31, 1917, $366,896.10.
Market value of 5 per cents., 104 1-4; 6 per cents. cannot be purchased.
Office Buildings.
Modern office rooms, about 12x14 feet rent for average of $25.00 per month. Old office rooms, same size, $10.00 to $15.00 per month. Scarcity of office rooms, especially from December to May.
Dwellings
Value of land on good residential streets, $25.00 to $85.00 per front foot. Average value of dwellings on same, $5,000.00.
Ten per cent. of value, gross rent.
Rental of workingmen's homes from $8.00 to $15.00 a month.
Values of Business Property.
Cass and Franklin intersection hub of city. Value of land in this secton, $1,200.00 per front foot.
Directory Library.
A library of City Directories is maintained by the publishers at the Board of Trade for the free use of the public. These directories are kept up to date and are of great value for reference. The Tampa City Directory is placed in other directory libraries throughout the United States, where it serves the public as a valuable book of reference, and is a splendid advertisement for the city. There is no other publication which conveys an idea of the size, business and commer- cial important of Tampa as does the City Directory.
Population.
The customary means of estimating the population of a city, is to multiply the number of names in the City Directory by 21/2 to allow for the names of women and children not included in the Alphabetical List of Names. In the present volume there are 29,98/ names. By use of the multiple of 21/2 a popula- tion of 74,967 is indicated for Tampa and contiguous territory.
In conclusion we desire to express our acknowledgment of the support accorded the work and to extend the promise of every effort to fill the field in the future as in the past.
Respectfully,
March 15, 1918.
R. L. POLK & CO., Publishers.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Abbreviations
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Academies and Schools
30 135
Asylums and Hospitals
31
Banks
31
Board of Port Commissioners
32
Boards of Trade
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Cemeteries
Christian Associations
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City Government
Classified Business Directory
863
Clubs and Societies
34
Consuls and Consulates
3.4 42
County Courts
County Government
Educational
Fire Alarm Boxes
29
Gary City Government
Halls and Buildings
Labor Unions
Libraries
36
Newspapers
Parks and Places of Amusement
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Police Department
Postoffice
36 28
Public Schools
39
State Government
25
State Legislature
25
Street Guide and Directory of Householders
45
Telegraph and Telephone Companies
41
U S Local Officials
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West Tampa City Government
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Alphabetical List of Names
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
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Alberto Henry
Left side lines
Alexander Lumber Co
Top edge
American Laundry & Dry Cleaning Co
Left side lines
American National Bank
Bottom edge and 4
American Welding & Tank Co
Left center lines
Arlington Hotel
9
Arnstein's Parisian Dry Cleaning Co
877
Baker John Jr
Right bottom lines
Baker & Holmes Co
Left center lines
Beckwith & Warren Co
Left top lines
Berry W J & Co
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Bicycle Garage
870 and
905
Bigham Jay E & Co
Right top lines
Blount F T Co
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Carnes' Quick Tire Service
13
Chero Cola Bottling Co
Back bone
Citizens Bank & Trust Co
3
City News Depot
906
City Quick Service Tire Co
Right bottom lines
Cracowaner Daniel
Front cover
Diamond Brass Works
15
Downing Manufacturing Co Right center lines 1 1 I
Eagle Roofing & Art Metal Works
15
El Pasaje Restaurant & Hotel
9
Exchange National Bank
Inside back cover
Fenole Chemical Co
Left top lines
Ferman Motor Car Co
12
Ficcio V
Left bottom lines
Fielder & Mitchell
10
First National Bank
2
First Savings & Trust Co
5
Florida Mutual Fire Insurance Co
897
Fuller W R
Right top lines
Greene C W & Co
_Opposite 406
Hardin J B
Left top lines
Hendry & Knight Co Left top lines
Hillsborough Lumber Co I
Right top lines back cover and 14
Hodge & Sherman Right top lines 1
King's Drug Store
Right and left top lines
Knight & Wall Co
Front edge and
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Lopez J V
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Lowry & Prince I
Back cover
Lyons P F
Right top lines
McKay J C & Son
Left center lines
Macfarlane Nellie H
Left center lines
Meeks A E
Right side lines and 925
Nelson Frank E
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Owen-Cotter Jewelry Co
Left side lines
Owen D F
Front cover and 866
Paine E S Co
Back cover
Park Claude R Co
Right bottom lines
Parker E W Left top lines I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I
Patrick's Pharmacy Right center lines
Phillips I W & Co
Front cover
Philpitt S Ernest
Right top lines
Pierce-Brown Electric Co
Front cover
Pierce Electric Co
Front and back covers
9
Pumilia Frank C & Co
Right bottom lines
Ramsey T W
Right center lines
Rhodes-Peace-Mahoney Furniutre Co
Right bottom lines
Roesch Paper Co
15
Scott Judson P
Back cover
Seminole Sales Co
868
Senour Hardware Co
893
Sexton & Harris
6
Southern Ice Co
Right center lines
Southern Lumber & Supply Co
Right bottom lines and 902
Star Cleaning Co L
Left bottom lines
Tampa Box Co
11
Tampa Business College
Back cover and 5
Tampa Chero-Cola Bottling Co
Backbone
Tampa Coal Co
Left center lines
Tampa Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Right side lines
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Tampa Electric Co
Right bottom lines
Tampa Floral Co
Right side lines
Tampa Furniture Co
Right center lines
Tampa Paint & Supply Co
Right bottom lines
Tampa Shipbuilding & Engineering Co
Front cover
Tampa Steam Ways Co
14
Tampa Times
16
Tampa Tribune
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Tampa Veterinary Infirmary
Front cover
Tarr Furniture Co
Right top lines
Taylor Drug Co
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Thomas Nurseries, Inc
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Turner Music Co
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Wagner Bros
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Warner-Oakland Co
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West Coast Auto Co
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White Mercantile Agency
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White Star Laundry
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TAMPA CITY GUIDE
1918
MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
STATE GOVERNMENT
Hon Sidney J Catts, governor Hon H Clay Crawford, secretary Hon Van C Swearingen, attorney general
Hon Ernest Amos, comptroller Hon J C Luning, state treasurer Hon J W Yon, state auditor Hon W N Sheats, superintendent of public instruction
Hon W A McRae, commissioner of agriculture
Hon R E Rose, state chemist
Hon E H Sellards, state geologist Hon J B Christian, adjutant- general
Hon R Hudson Burr, railroad commissioner
Hon N A Blitch, railroad com- missioner
Hon R C Dunn, railroad com- missioner
U S Senators
Duncan U Fletcher. Jacksonville Park Trammell, Lakeland
" "TJ 'S Congressmen First District, H J. Dranje, Lake. Second District, Frank Clark, Gainesville
Third District, Walter Kehoe, Pensacola Fourth District, W J Sears, Kis- simmee
Supreme Court Judges
Jefferson B Browne, Chief Jus- tice, T F West, J P Whitfield, R F Taylor, W H Ellis judges State Board of Accountancy Office, Law Exchange Bldg, Jack- sonville-F M Williams, Jack- sonville, chairman ; Walter Mucklow, Jacksonville
State Board of Health
Office 1301 Florida av, Tampa- C T Frecker, Tampa, presi- dent; J E Graves, DeFuniak Springs; E M Earnest, Palat- ka: W H Cox, MD, secretary and health officer; H D Ven- ters bacteriologist
STATE LEGISLATURE The Senate
District 1-W A McLeod of Mil- , tor 6
District 2-John B Jones of Pen- sacola. District 3-4.J. L More of DeFu- niak Springs
District 4-R A Willis ,of Green- wood
District 5-H L Oliver of Apa- lachicola
District 6-J L Sheppard of Gretna District 7-Oscar M Eaton of Lakeland
CLAUDE R. PARK CO.
ยท ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE Bank of Commerce Bldg. P. O. Box 1078
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E.W. PARKER 404-408 Curry Bldg.
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