Architect and engineer (1920) (14760200016)

Identifier: architectenginee6220sanf (find matches)
Title: Architect and engineer
Year: 1905 (1900s)
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Subjects: Architecture Architecture Architecture Building
Publisher: San Francisco : Architect and Engineer, Inc
Contributing Library: San Francisco Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: San Francisco Public Library



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A Snow White Drain Board PETRIUM SANITARY SINKS are made in Berkeley, Califor-nia and are non-porous, non-absorbent and Lye-proof. Theentire surface of the drainboard and back is covered with acomposition, on which a smooth, glossy, snow white finish isapplied mechanically leaving no crevice or corners in which dirtand grease can collect as where tile or wood is used. Can be installed in any home — new or old. PETRIUM SANITARY SINK COMPANY FACTORY AND OFFICE, WEST BERKELEY Agents in Principal Coast Cities Send for bookletand Price List. The High Cost of Building MaterialIs a Strong Argument for Economy Architects may keep down theCost by Economizing in Space
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Portal Wall Beds are timely space and cost savers,meeting a national need. Tkose wLo■would build wisely m tkese daysor soaring prices, provide for PORTAL WALL BEDSMARSHALL & STEARNS CO. WALL BEDS HIGHEST AWARD ALWAYS Hotel Cecil, San Francisco,Equipped with Wall Beds. 1152 Phelan BuildingSan Francisco 1774 BroadwayOakland J44 THE ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER I. M. SOMMERj) CONTRACTORS &^ ENGINEERS Phone Kearny 4582 401 BALBOA BLDG., SAN FRANCISCO K. E. PARKER COMPANY, Inc. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Phone Sutter 5661 Room 515 Clunie Building, SAN FRANCISCO R. W. LITTLEFIELD BUILDING CONSTRUCTION 357 12th Street, Room 9, Oakland, Cal. Phone Lakeside 415 H. H. HILP, Jr. J- FRANK BARRETT BARRETT & HILP CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION BU;LD£RS GENERAL CONTRACTORSSHARON BUILDING, SAN FRANCISCO TELEPHONE SUTTER 1168 or 1169 Res. Phone Mission 5049 JAMES F. SMITH - Plasterer 273 Minna Street, San Francisco Phone KEARNY 740 Member Builders Exchange STEELFORMS Signify ECONOMY, RAPIDITY, and EFFICIENCY