The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 24, 1923, Page 9

| | 3 : SATURDAY, NOVEMRER 24, 1923, THE SEATTLE STAR rages » 14,000 Square Feet of ‘of Floor Space Is Added to The Star Building | The contractors and firms listed on these pages are representative Seattle institutions whose services were used in the construction of The Star’s addition. All Type Metals Used in The Seattle Star Are Manufactured by Great Western Smelting & Refining Co. Ninth Avenue South and Holgate Street The Structural Steel on The Star Addition furnished by ISAACSON C0. |IRON WORKS Foot of King St. MA in-3756 The Star’s New Addition Is EL iot-0450 P. 0. Box 278 Lumber Furnished | Better ee Heat— ' | | COLBY and People who want “better ANOTHER Pa » ( yN homes” can add to their Ror } | DICKINS comfort and convenience ioe ye] INC. by installing fuel oil burn- Galvanizers fi } Ke / Rit A l } ers, which insure clean, eco- Machinists nomical heat. At our exhibit in the Bet- ter Homes Exposition this week you can see a com- INTERIOR plete demonstration of how AND this modern heating can be accomplished with a Ray EXTERIOR Burner. bat POWER PI ge aa ERING PAINTING “I on STAR Addition —_— Retail Yards in SEATTLE BOTHELL RENTON KENT AUBURN PUYALLUP INSTALLATION bie CITY ELECTRIC & FIXTURE CO. a MAIN OFFICE 426 Henry Bldg., Seattle Phone EL iot-4556 RNER ! a a Done : : ee ee by Engineers and Contractors A. Weissenborn Decorating Co. GENERAL PAINTING CONTRACTORS Grover C. Burke R. T. Evans 218 James St. EL t0t-5415 Interior Decorators Mural Painting HUGLEAUOLLQUQELLGUUEOGAAUUT EAL 7 First Ave. MA in 5356 Hector C. Robson William S. Kelton .. EWELOPMENT... --The Call of Prosperity CONGRATULATIONS to .THE STAR—on the fine new addition to lant and equipment, and on good service of the public interest, which has given impetus to the demand for development. William Kelton Company Seattle citizens rejoice in progress—particularly that progress which most directly, consistently and permanently benefits the public—the rovince of the daily newspaper, and the underlying principle of CITY AGHT service. The citizen who cannot visualize the assured prosperity and growth of a city such as TLE, with her premier position in a territory abounding in wealth of natural resources, is not apt to look beyond the oint of absolute necessity of the moment, either in matters of civic de- velopment or expansion of private business. General Contractors Business foresight in preparing for the demands of progress is just as essentia al in civie enterprise as in private business development—and just as profitable. We are pleased to announce that we have installed in the new STAR plant the following equipment, to supplement the 110 H. P. Motor load and smaller electric equipment in the old plant: nu AMR General Contractor For Star Addition One 75 Horsepower Press One 31% Horsepower Plate Elevator One 18 Horsepower Freight Elevator One 1% Horsepower Oil Burner Your CITY LIGHT shall continue to render “Service of a Reliable Character” : 1231 Westlake North GArfld-5450 Main 6000 For Economy and Efficiency,- Cook Electrically” NLU uy Sail ATAVHINONIVUNAANUAAA UA A he ; i