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BROS. I CO, MEMBERS M NEW YORK STOCK Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County - City Directory Collection - 1934 E. S. BOHACHEK, m. AUTO INSURANCE G O L INSURANCE F BROS. I CO, MEMBERS m NEW YORK STOCK. EXCHANGE ARTHUR SUMMERS, Manager to PHONE STONE 1100 -xX 30 STATE STREET HOWE & ROGERS CO. < *<? ESTABLISHED 1857 FLOOR UII DRAPERIES COVERING FURNITURE|1|1 UfliL RADIOS I* s 89-91 CLINTON A. S. IffcSrai MATHEWS & BOUGH! Wholesale and BUILDERS HARDWARE ftMSE ST. Phone Matsi MERCANTILE AfiENW Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County - City Directory Collection - 1934 FURNITURE You'll Love to Live With 3 AT PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD TO PAY Furniture 6 GOOD REASONS Carpets Rugs Linoleum For Visiting Glassware THE GRAVES STORE Dinnerware Radios When Buying Home Furnishings Draperies Beds Bedding 1. Wide Variety of Assortments Kitchen Equipment From the Lowest Price that is Good Electric Washers to the finest creations of master de Refrigerators signers and craftsmen. 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GOODWIN KATHERINE PRICE Chairman of Executive Committee Transfer Agent J. P. HAFTENKAMP H. W. NICHOLS Vice-President in Charge of Operations Auditor E. C. SCOBELL T. H. YAWGER Vice-President in Charge of Finance Supt. Electrical Depl. and Comptroller E. R. CROFTS Asst. Electrical F. S. BURROUGHS Supt. Dept. Vice-President A. M. BEEBEE Gas E. T. EDMONDS Supt. Department Vice-President I. LUNDGAARD Manager Industrial Sales Dept. F. H. PATTERSON Secretary and Asst. Comptroller F M. HOUSTON Manager Domestic Sales Dept. J. C. COLLINS V. A. MILLER Treasurer & Asst. Secretary Supt. Coke and Transportation Depts J. F. McKENNA E. B. ROBINSON Asst. Secretary Purchasing Agent A. E. KOCH F. W. FISHER Asst. Treasurer Public Relations Offices: 89-91 East Ave. - Phone Us -Main 3960 Modern Conveniences Lost, sometimes, amid the more spectacular conveniences, such as the auto, telephone, radio, or aircraft, yet the CITY DIRECTORY is probably the greatest convenience of- this or any other age. Ponder, for a few moments, on the service rendered by the city directory. It would not be stretching matters to say that it can accurately answer a million questions about the municipality it represents. Familiarize yourself with this truly wonderful book. Learn how to use it to the greatest advantage. Study the index and miscellaneous information section for a few moments. The gold mine of local facts and information will surprise you. You will learn things about your own city that you never knew before. SAMPSON & MURDOCK CO., Inc. Directory Publishers 729 POWERS BUILDING - ROCHESTER, N. Y. Please mention this Directory when dealing with Advertisers Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County - City Directory Collection - 1934 WARNING! "He Was a Stranger and He Took Me In" Unknown solicitors representing various questionable publications take at least $100,000.00 from Rochester business and professional men annually. These publications include many one time directories and business indexes which are unauthorized by organizations which the solicitor claims to represent. They are of no value to anyone except the promoter. Included in a list of over one hundred on file in this office, are the following classifications: Travel and Hotel Directories Trade Indexes Railroad Employees' Journals Business Guides Buyers Commercial Register National Reference Guides Sellers Reference Guides N. Y. State Business Directories Buyers Classified Guides Industrial Directory Before paying for advertising in out-of-town directories represented by strangers, verify your signature and check the source of the order. Before You Sign, Phone this office for a report on the publication. 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Business Directory (Page 1137) All business houses, individuals in business for themselves, and professional men are listed without charge under the heading that best describes them. The more progressive houses, realizing that it pays to be easily found, pay a nominal charge for special listings in heavy type, under every heading where a buyer might look for them, cross- indexed to a descriptive space in the "reference section." Reference Department (Page 129) Where more information than is possible to give under the headings is placed on file for buyer's reference. The value of this department cannot be estimated. It is an index of the best business interests of the city, and stands for them and the city in reference libraries all over the country, as well as on the desks of progressive business men. It is accessible to everybody, and the logical place to look for specific information. This probably explains why no other form of publicity is so generally endorsed by business men, as a glance at this department will show. Street and House Directory (Pink Section, Page 945) A complete list of streets, giving num bers at intersections, and enabling one to tell at once between what streets a given number lies, and the quickest way to get there. All business houses, individuals in business, and householders are listed in numerical order upon their respective streets. A feature of great value and con venience. Map (inside back cover) The clearest map ever made of the city, on a scale large enough to see, and small enough to be handled easily. Miscellaneous Information (Page 1 1 ) Organization of City Departments, giving officers and salaries, Railway stations, Societies, Institutions, etc., with officers, State officers and departments, U. S. officers and departments, Courts holding sessions in the city, with terms, officers and salaries, Population tables, etc. (For detailed Index to Contents, see page 7) Prices: in Cloth Binding, $12.00; with Patent Index, $12.50 in Half Leather, Index, $15.00 SAMPSON & MURDOCK CO., INC., Publishers Established 1846 729 POWERS BUILDING, ROCHESTER, N. Y. Printed in U. S. A. Copyright, Sampson & Murdock Co., Inc., 1933 Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County - City Directory Collection - 1934 NAMES IN THE ROCHESTER DIRECTORY ?Number of Names in General Directory of 1934 182,988 Number of Names in General Directory of 1933 182,800 Increase of Names 188 *This number includes the names of 2,460 persons who have died or removed from the city since the 1933 Directory was issued, with date of death, etc. OJLHiEaSTTDJLPi 1933 1934 1934 i . e ? V a f s S T3 Jj lf; j ? 8 ? a ; 3 0 S3 h fe & ft. CO CO * ^ fe h fc. n to Si h fe & ft. 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