Seattle city directory 1939, Part 586

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Publisher: Seattle, Wash. : R.L. Polk & co., inc.
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CLASSIFIED BUYERS' GUIDE OF THE CITY OF

SEATTLE

(WASHINGTON)

1939

·The DIRECTORY IS THE COMMON INTERMEDIARY BETWEEN BUYER AND SELLER

The Buyers' Guide contains the advertise- ments and business cards of the more progressive business men and firms in the city, classified according to lines of business

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It combats unfair competition and thereby helps keep the selling efforts in constructive business channels.

Better Business Bureau of Seattle

INCORPORATED

857 Central Building

Seattle, Washington

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Three great displays of "ABC" used cars -in every make and at complete price range

NEW BUICKS

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AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE CORP. Chrysler- Plymouth Distributors GUARANTEED USED CARS

SERVICE FOR ALL MAKES OF CARS

Broadway and East Madison

Phone EAst 8800

E. L. HOWARD

D. D. HOWARD

HOWARD MOTOR COMPANY Authorized

Sales

Ford

Service

811 East 45th Street, SEATTLE

MElrose 8100

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BANKS

PERMANENCE

UNDED 1864

BANK OF CALIFORNIA

SEATTLE

RESOURCES IN EXCESS OF $100,000,000

COMMERCIAL

"SAVINGS

Seattle Branch - 815 Second Ave.

THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, San Francisco

AND ITS BRANCHES IN

SAN FRANCISCO PORTLAND SEATTLE TACOMA

CONSTITUTE ONE ASSOCIATION UNDER ONE MANAGEMENT AND DEPOSITORS AT ANY ONE OF THE BANK'S OFFICES HAVE THE PROTECTION OF THE ENTIRE CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS OF THE ASSOCIATION

Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

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BANKS

Automobile Loans

YOU ARE INVITED to finance your next car-new, or used of sound value-through The National Bank of Commerce on its 50-year record of having worked so constructively with customers that it is now one of the first 100 banks in the United States.

The National Bank of Commerce plan of Automobile Financing is simple-direct. No round about route. No intermediate procedure. No "red tape." Sound, safe and practical as Commercial Financing, and gains for you the valuable bank standing of a borrowing com- mercial customer.

Stop in at one of our 17 conveniently located offices in Western or Central Washington, and make arrangements for cash-and the numerous advantages that go with it-for a new, or used car of sound value.

The financing charge is the advance discount-AT OUR LOW PREVAILING BANKING RATE.

You retire your loan through convenient monthly payments.

The National Bank of Commerce makes small as well as large loans.

THE NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE OF SEATTLE

MAIN OFFICE: Second and Spring Street

CENTRAL BRANCH Corner Westlake and Olive Way

UNIVERSITY BRANCH

Corner East 45th and University Way

Offices at ABERDEEN, BELLINGHAM, BREMERTON, CENTRALIA, ELLENSBURG, ELMA, LaCONNER, LONGVIEW, MONTESANO, OLYMPIA, VANCOUVER, WAPATO, WENATCHEE and YAKIMA

Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

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BANKS

A Directorate of Experienced Business Men

THOS. J. BANNAN Vice-President Western Gear Works

SAMUEL L. BARNES Manufacturer

GEORGE H. BARTELL President Bartell Drug Stores

JOSEPH C. BLACK President Black Manufacturing Co.

J. H. BLOEDEL President Bloedel Donovan Lumber Mills

WILLIAM E. BOEING Seattle, Washington

DAVID W. BOWEN President Puget Sound Sheet Metal Works

LAWRENCE CALVERT

President The San Juan Fishing & Packing Co.

CASPAR W. CLARKE Executive Vice-President

T. A. DAVIES President Alaska Lighterage & Commercial Company

U. M. DICKEY President Consolidated Dairy Products Co. President Soundview Pulp Co.

GEORGE DONWORTH Attorney

D. R. DREW

Secretary-Treasurer Oregon-Mesabi Corp. C. L. EGTVEDT President Boeing Aircraft Co.

MILLER FREEMAN Miller Freeman Publications

G. H. GREENWOOD President

STANLEY A. GRIFFITHS

Vice-President James Griffiths & Sons

P. G. JOHNSON

Vice-President Kenworth Motor Truck Corporation Vice-President Trans-Canada Air Lines

ROBERT S. MACFARLANE Western Counsel Northern Pacific Railway

W. H. MCGRATH Seattle, Washington

VOLNEY RICHMOND President The Northern Commercial Co.

DIETRICH SCHMITZ President Washington Mutual Savings Bank

FRANK M. SULLIVAN Capitalist

ELMER E. TODD Todd, Holman & Sprague, Attorneys

ROBERT S. WALKER Vice-President

ATIC

PNB

BANK

SEATTLE

The PACIFIC NATIONAL BANK of Seattle

Second and Marion

Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

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BANKS

PEOPLES

NATIONAL of

BANK

WASHINGTON IN SEATTLE

COMBINED RESOURCES as of December 31, 1938 - $28,457,530.00

Offering complete Banking Facilities, including Commercial, Savings, Trust and Safe Deposit Departments, the Peoples National Bank of Washington now serves the entire Northwest. Today, more than 30,000 customers use the helpful facilities of this pioneer banking institution, which was founded in 1889.

DIRECTORS

JOSHUA GREEN

Chairman of The Board, Peoples National Bank of Washington Director, Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul

ALBERT BRYGGER

President, Peoples National Bank of Washington BENNETT BALDY President, Colonial Credit Company

Member, Local Advisory Board, Reconstruction Finance Corporation

JOHN E. BURKHEIMER

Burkheimer & Burkheimer, Attorneys

KENNETH B. COLMAN President, The J. M. Colman & Company

GEORGE K. COMSTOCK President, Electrical Products Consolidated

DR. C. L. DIXON Pioneer Physician of Renton and Seattle

GEORGE S. DOUGLAS Manager, Puget Mill Company

NATHAN ECKSTEIN President, Schwabacher Grocery Company

F. G. FOSTER President, F. G. Foster Company

EDWARD I. GARRETT President, Puget Sound Machinery Depot

JOSHUA GREEN, JR. Vice-President, Peoples National Bank of Washington PHILLIP D. MACBRIDE Attorney President, Board of Regents, University of Washington VINCENT D. MILLER Vincent D. Miller, Inc., Realtor

P. A. STRACK Vice-President, Peoples National Bank of Washington

F. K. STRUVE Financier

C. L. YOST

Cashier, Peoples National Bank of Washington

Head Office - 1414Fourth Avenue - Seattle

FIRST AVENUE BRANCH, First and Columbia, Seattle NORTH SEATTLE BRANCH, Roosevelt Way and East 63rd, Seattle WEST SEATTLE BRANCH, West Alaska Street and California Avenue, Seattle RENTON BRANCH, Renton, Washington EVERETT BRANCH, Everett, Washington HOQUIAM BRANCH, Hoquiam, Washington KENT BRANCH, Kent, Washington ANACORTES BRANCH, Anacortes, Washington

Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

Member Federal Reserve System

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BANKS

"To serve the convenience and needs of our customers"

SEATT

ST.

NATIONAL BANK

1870

30 Banking Offices in Washington MAIN OFFICE, SEATTLE

2nd Avenue, Cherry to Columbia MAin 3131

Metropolitan Branch

Seaboard Branch

Fourth Avenue near Union Street Pike Street near Fourth Avenue 2050 Market Street

Ballard Branch

Broadway Branch 216 Broadway North

Georgetown Branch

1209 Vale Street Greenwood Branch

85th Street at Greenwood Avenue International Branch 526 Jackson Street Rainier Avenue Branch 4824 Rainier Avenue

The Largest of Many Excellent Banks in the Northwest

Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System

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BANKS

1889

. 1939

Ith

· ANNIVERSARY YEAR .

WASHINGTON MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK

Oldest and Largest Savings Institution In The Pacific Northwest

Resources, Dec. 31, 1938 $64,000,000

Deposits Accepted in Any Sum From $1.00 to $7,500 Interest is earned from Day of Deposit

SMALL ACCOUNTS ARE ESPECIALLY INVITED

TRUSTEES

L. C. GILMAN Retired Vice-President Great Northern Railway Co.

RAYMOND R. FRAZIER, Chairman of the Board WILLIAM L. RHODES President Rhodes Bros. Co.

PAUL PIGOTT President

Pacific Car and Foundry Co.

VOLNEY RICHMOND President

Northern Commercial Company

DIETRICH SCHMITZ President

C. L. EGTVEDT President Boeing Aircraft Company ROY E. CAMPBELL Executive Vice-President Arden Farms Co.

WILLIS S. DARROW Vice President

W. V. TANNER Lawyer, Tanner & Garvin

CLAUDE A. PHILBRICK Vice-President Seattle-First National Bank

S. L. BARNES Manufacturer

STUART C. FRAZIER Vice-President

Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

1101 SECOND AVENUE

(1939) R. L. Polk & Co.'s

BOILERS

FRANK F. HOPKINS, Proprietor

RES. PHONE SU nset 1209

SEATTLE BOILER WORKS

MANUFACTURERS OF Power and Heating Boilers of Every Description NEW AND SECOND-HAND BOILERS BOUGHT and SOLD

Tanks and Steel Plate Work of All Descriptions Electric Welding and Boiler Repairing

SEATTLE BOILER WORKS MFGRS. OF .. BOILERS, TANKS & STACKS

SEATTLE

REFUSE BURNERS AND TOPS A SPECIALTY

DEALERS IN PURE IRON WIRE CLOTH AND BOILER TUBES

WHOLESALERS and RETAILERS of Boiler Tubes for Irrigation and Water Lines STANDARD CONNECTIONS

Manufacturers of Round or Flat-Bottom Elevated Water Tanks of Any Capacity Oil Tanks --- All Sizes

REPAIRING DONE ON SHORT NOTICE

5237 E. Marginal Way

RAinier 3310

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BOLTS, NUTS AND RIVETS

PACIFIC COAST FORGE COMPANY

MANUFACTURERS

Machine, Carriage, Track and Drift Bolts Square and Hexagon Nuts, Lag Screws, Track and Boat Spikes Ship, Structural and Boiler Rivets, Pipe Bands Galvanizing

3800 Iowa Avenue

Telephone WE st 1720

Your Advertisement Here-

Would Be Constantly Before The Pub- lic-The Buyers-Twenty-four Hours a Day-Three Hundred and Sixty-five Days a Year-Every Year.

-Think It Over

BONDS

INVESTMENT SECURITIES DEAN WITTER & CO. Members New York Stock Exchange

105 Cobb Building 4th Av. cor. University

MAin 2500 (Both Offices)

820 Second Ave.

SAN FRANCISCO 45 Montgomery

LOS ANGELES 632 S. Spring

PORTLAND 425 S. W. Sixth Av.

NEW YORK 14 Wall St. TACOMA Second Floor Washington Bldg.

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BONDS

Investment and Brokerage Service

HARTLEY ROGERS & COMPANY

SEneca 2000 1411 FOURTH AVE.

SEATTLE

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BROKERS

Kelley-Clarke Co.

MANUFACTURERS' SALES AGENTS MERCHANDISE BROKERS

Distributors of

Canned Salmon Canned Tuna Canned Fruits Canned Vegetables and Other Food Products

Offices in All Pacific Coast Jobbing Cities

Telephone MA in 2534

1831 Exchange Bldg.

Seattle, Washington

(1939) R. L. Polk & Co.'s

T HE objects of the SEATTLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE are to foster, promote and advance by every honorable means the trade and welfare of the city of Seattle and to promote the growth and development of the State of Washington, the territory of Alaska and the Pacific Northwest. Any responsible individual, a resident of or actively engaged in business in Seattle or King County, is eligible to membership upon the recommendation of one or more members in good standing.

The Chamber of Commerce is conducted in a democratic man- ner, and its plans, policies, and action represent the majority opinion of the member- ship, which annually votes on the candidates for president, three vice-presidents, a treas- urer and a board of trustees of 81 members, of which 17 are elected each year.

The president, the vice-presidents and the executive vice-president are the executive officers responsible for carrying out the plans and policies of the Chamber, as formulated by the members and board, and they have supervision over the activities of the staff.

No officer of the Chamber, except executive vice-president, receives remuneration. They devote their time and money as a matter of civic duty.

The work of the Chamber is carried on by standing and special committees, com- posed of members of the Chamber. These standing committees include:

Adjustments, Alaska, Aviation, Banking and Insurance, City Affairs, Convention, Community Council, District Organizations, Domestic Trade, Educational, Finance, Foreign Trade, Hospitality, House, Industrial, Legislative, Labor Relations, Membership, Military Affairs, National Affairs, Naval Affairs, Publicity, Public Carriers, Public Health, Retail Trade, Sales Managers, Speakers, State Development, Taxation, Tourist, and Transportation.

The Chamber of Commerce is the central civic body to which the people of the community look for business and civic leadership. It seeks the cooperation of other organizations interested in the building of the city and appeals for a full measure of support from the community in view of this responsibility. The organization has a definite and specific program which it endeavors to accomplish; tangible, constructive activities to the promotion of which it marshals its man power and resources.

The public rooms include an auditorium, opening on a foyer and balcony, with a stage and necessary accessories, including a motion picture projection room, and facili- ties for radio broadcasting. The auditorium seats 420 persons.

The third floor is devoted to the Chamber executive offices, working quarters of all departments, and committee rooms.

The fourth floor is devoted entirely to the Chamber's dining room facilities, and a comfortable lounge. These facilities include a large banquet hall, where the Members' Council and other large meetings of the Chamber are held, and six smaller dining rooms for the use of committees and other civic organizations which make their headquarters or hold their meetings in the building.

The banquet hall has a seating capacity of 700, while the smaller rooms, separated by folding doors can accommodate an additional 200. Check and rest rooms are adjoining.

SEATTLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

THIRD AND COLUMBIA STREET SEATTLE, WASHINGTON

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SEATTLE -

Industrial, Commercial, Financial and Shipping Center of The Pacific Northwest

AND

Heart of a Scenic Wonderland

These photographs show, upper row, left to right: Third Avenue, from University Street, Seattle, with Northern Life Tower in foreground; Seattle's waterfront; a view of the business district of Seattle, with Lake Union in the background; and a view along Lake Washington Boulevard.

Lower, left, a view from the Olympic Golf Club couple near Seattle; and right, sailing in Seattle's harbor.

Center row, from left to right: A morning's catch from & Western Washington stream; Mount Rain- ier; famous Chuckanut Drive, near Bellingham; a view in Mt. Baker National Forest Park; fishing near Everett; and above, Seattle's Civic Auditorium,

SEATTLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Chamber of Commerce Building

SEATTLE, WASHINGTON

Third Avenue and Columbia St.

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SEATTLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

OFFICERS

W. WALTER WILLIAMS

President E. L. SKEEL

Vice-President

FRANK MCLAUGHLIN

Vice-President

ALFRED SHEMANSKI

Treasurer

KENNETH B. COLMAN Vice-President

CHRISTY THOMAS .. Vice-Pres. & Gen'l. Mgr.

FOSTER L. McGOVERN Ass't. Gen'l. Mgr.

*********

Lake Washington Canal and Locks-In Oval, Seattle Lumber Mills

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

A. W. Akers, Jr. Edward W. Allen H. Eugene Allen Cebert Baillargeon Thomas Balmer Harold J. Baum Fred H. Baxter Harry J. Beernink J. H. Bloedel Harold Burchard Simon Burnett

J. Longino Butler Roy E. Campbell Wallace H. Campbell Stephen F. Chadwick Thos. H. Cole Josiah Collins Kenneth B. Colman W. E. Coman Geo. K. Comstock T. A. Davies

I. F. Dix

Judge George Donworth Harry Druxman S. Dunham

Frank W. Hull

John Isaacson Harry A. Jackson

H. B. Earling

Wm. A. Eastman

Nathan Eckstein

J. H. Edwards

Ben B. Ehrlichman

A. S. Eldridge

V. H. Elfendahl

O. D. Fisher

Cassius E. Gates

Henry J. Gille Joshua Green

Frank McLaughlin Philip D. MacBride Dr. Mark A. Matthews J. W. Maxwell Darwin Meisnest

Chas. L. Smith E. Rex Smith

George H. Greenwood Stanley A. Griffiths

Tallmadge Hamilton

Lowell P. Mickelwait

D. B. Morgan

J. A. Swalwell John Welborn

Wylie Hemphill

Geo. W. Penny

David Whitcomb

E. R. Hinton

W. Walter Williams

P. T. Wiltse

COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN

ADMINISTRATIVE-ADVISORY

W. WALTER WILLIAMS

ALASKA EDWARD W. ALLEN

AVIATION CHAS. L. SMITH

BANKING ANDREW PRICE

CITY AFFAIRS CLINTON S. HARLEY

COMMUNTY COUNCIL

WALLACE H. CAMPBELL

A. A. LITTLER

DISTRICT ORGANIZATIONS

TALLMADGE HAMILTON

DOMESTIC TRADE G. M. McBRIDE

EDUCATION PHILIP D. MACBRIDE

FINANCE ROY E. CAMPBELL

FOREIGN TRADE HAROLD BURCHARD

HOSPITALITY PAUL H. MCCLELLAND

HOUSE WM. A. EASTMAN

INDUSTRIAL F. H. KNICKERBOCKER

INSURANCE J. H. EDWARDS

LABOR RELATIONS GEO. W. PENNY

LEGISLATIVE BEN B. EHRLICHMAN

MEMBERSHIP WARREN E. KRAFT MILITARY AFFAIRS .. CAPT. HAROLD J. BAUM NATIONAL AFFAIRS __ CEBERT BAILLARGEON NAVAL AFFAIRS A. W. AKERS, JR. PUBLICITY JOHN REID

PUBLIC CARRIERS THOMAS BALMER PUBLIC HEALTH DR. H. EUGENE ALLEN RETAIL TRADE BUREAU ._. SIMON BURNETT SPEAKERS LOWELL P. MICKELWAIT STATE DEVELOPMENT .. HARRY J. BEERNINK TAXATION E. G. SILL

TOURIST HARRY A. JACKSON

TRANSPORTATION FRED H. BAXTER

(1939) R. L. Polk & Co.'s

Frank McL. Radford John Reid

W. L. Rhodes Chester E. Roberts

W. H. St. Clair

Alfred Shemanski Emil G. Sick E. G. Sill E. L. Skeel

J. W. Spangler Lloyd Spencer

J. T. Hardeman Clinton S. Harley

Floris Nagelvoort

Reginlad H. Parsons Capt. Alex M. Peabody

Thos. M. Pelly Thad R. Perry Jas. F. Pollard Andrew Price

F. H. Knickerbocker

Warren E. Kraft A. A. Littler

Alfred H. Lundin G. M. McBride Paul H. McClelland Worth McClure William O. Mckay

Tom W. Holman

CONVENTION

BUILDING MATERIALS

PIONEER SAND & GRAVEL CO.

DISTRIBUTORS FOR

Philip Carey. Co. Asphalt and Asbestos Roofing Asbestos and Magnesia Insulation

Anti-Hydro Co. Waterproofings A. C. Horn & Co. Waterproofing - Colors . Paints

U. S. Gypsum Co. Plaster . Metal Lath - Wallboard Lime - Acoustics

Dicalite Co. Filteraids . Admixtures

Mundet Cork Corp. Corkboard - Cork Pipe Coverings Johns-Manville Co. Steel Tex for Plaster and Stucco Welded Wire Fabric

Armstrong Cork Products Co. Insulation Board

Applicators of Roofs - Hot and Cold Insulation - Acoustical Materials 901 Fairview Avenue North

MAin 2900

BUILDINGS-OFFICE

Arcade Building Realty Co.

Office Space and Retail Locations SECOND AVENUE SEATTLE, WASHINGTON

REALTY OWNERS AND OPERATORS

WHERE SEATTLE'S BUSINESS CONCENTRATES

Offices, 6130 Arcade Bldg.

Telephone EL iot 1300

BUSINESS COLLEGES

Established 1889

Metropolitan Business College

F. G. DOUGLAS, Pres.

Superior Training

Telephone ELiot 4648 For Capable Office Help

Free Placement

White-Henry-Stuart Bldg. Seattle, Wash.

WHEN YOU BUILD

YOU BUILD TO LAST- IF YOU ARE WISE

An Advertisement in this Directory lasts a whole year, and it is worth as much the last day as on the first, for it is the only place people can be sure to find out something about you.

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Quigley Co. Refractories - Industrial Paints Joint Sealing Compounds Cleaning Compounds

Atlas Portland Cement Co. Lumnite and White Cements

CANDY MANUFACTURERS

The good things of the world

TEL ENSEMBLE

are gathered together in this beautiful pack- age. For a gift of out- standing good taste nothing can surpass Societe Royal En- semble Chocolates ... one of the many fine Societe Candies avail- able at candy counters.

It's a matter of taste, but we be- lieve SOCIETE ENSEMBLE to be America's finest chocolates.

Your candy dealer has

SOCIETE CANDIES MADE BY IMPERIAL CANDY CO., SEATTLE

(1939) R. L. Polk & Co.'s

CEMETERIES

"Where Loving Memories Are Beautifully Perpetuated"

ACACIA

Finest Memorial Institution in the Northwest

Non-fraternal Non-sectarian

PARK PLAN CEMETERY MAUSOLEUM CRYPTS COLUMBARIUM - NICHES URNS CREMATORY

Perpetual Care Fund in Trust

Prices and terms to meet all circumstances.

15000 Bothell Way Sheridan 1800

Overlooking Beautiful Lake Washington

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CEMETERIES

Telephone: SHeridan 5200

EVERGREEN CEMETERY CO.

Owners and Operators of

Washelli Cemetery Evergreen Memorial Park Veteran's Memorial Cemetery Pacific Lutheran Cemetery Washelli Mausoleum Rose Hill Mausoleum

Manufacturers and Dealers in

GRANITE AND BRONZE MONUMENTS

Office: 11111 Aurora Ave.

SEATTLE, WASH.

(1939) R. L. Polk & Co.'s

CEMETERIES

LAKE VIEW CEMETERY

Established 1872

1601 15th Ave. No.

EA st 1582

Worthily Cares for its Pioneer Dead with the Largest Perpetual Care Fund in King County, Exceeding $210,000

Affiliates: NORWALK CONCRETE BURIAL VAULT COMPANY SEATTLE MONUMENT COMPANY

CHEMISTS

Laucks Laboratories, Inc.

ANALYTICAL AND CONSULTING CHEMISTS Analysis-Examination-Inspection-Testing of Fuels, Foods, Feeds, Fertilizers, Oils, Manufactured Products, Import Commodities. Marine Survey and Supervision of Bulk Oil Shipments. ASSAYS AND ANALYSIS OF ORES, ALLOYS, STEEL, ETC. PHYSICAL TESTING Gauging and Calibration of Oil Storage Sampling and Analysis CHEMICAL INVESTIGATIONS We are Shippers' Representatives at Smelters-Umpire and Control Work. American Bureau of Shipping Certificate No. C. C. 228 by National Fire Protection Assn. LABORATORIES AT:

314 Maritime Bldg., Seattle, Wash. Day: MAin 4203 Night: WEst 3907

325 Howe St., Vancouver, B. C.

Representatives at

Tacoma, Wash .; Portland, Ore .; Spokane, Wash .; Aberdeen, Wash.

CLOTHING-MEN'S FURNISHINGS

Littler

417

417 UNION STREET AND OLYMPIC HOTEL

TELEPHONE ELiot 0417

Littler GENTLEMEN'S APPAREL

FEATURING

Hickey-Freeman Clothes

Johnson & Murphy Shoes Hats by Dunlap

THE TWEED SHOP FOR WOMEN ENTRANCE IN CORRIDOR OF 417 UNION ST.

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Author: Publication date: 1889 Publisher: Seattle, Wash. : R.L. Polk & co., inc. Number of Pages: 2652

Author:
Publication date: 1889
Publisher: Seattle, Wash. : R.L. Polk & co., inc.
Number of Pages: 2652